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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
Santa Fe Society
Notes

Society has been in statu quo
during the past week and all at
tention has been given to the Scot
tish Rite reunion, Some ef the Of
fices in the city have been taking
a vacation and the main travel and
business has been directed toward
the Scottish Rite cathedral. Every
noon there has been a dinner given
and the first day it was trout.
which every participant relished
to the limit. On Friday evening
a dinner was served to the visiting
ladies in attendance at the re-
union. This was given at the Par
rot Shop and enjoyed by all.
Just now all the talk that touch
es on the social side of life is CEN
tered in the coming fiesta, which
takes place on September 13, Ia
and Is. 1t is the intention 10 make
this the big event of the year in
Santa F'e, and when the plans are
completed it surely will present an
attraction that will be noticed far
and near. 1t is the present inten-
ton to make this an annual cele-
bration, which will grow larger
each year, and will eventually be
known from one end of Uncle
Sans domain to the other. The
San Geronio celebration at Taos,
which now attracts a very large
attendance each year, and which
is growing in popularity, comes off
September 80, and this will only
add to the desire to be in Santa Fe
at the De Vargas festival and then
go north. All the societies in
Santa Fe will do their part to make
the fiesta a winner, and the in
terest in it is already extreme.
While it may not be classed in
the social class, yet being a sort
of reciprocal plan of comraderle,
the trip to Estancia today is call
ing forth a lot of favorable COM
ment and the trip promises to call
out a lot of people in the Ancient
City. Many will go by auto and
many by train, and it will be "a
gala day. Bright red and yellow
badges will be worn by those who
make the trip, and many autos
will be adorned by the chamber of
commerce colors.
A dance was given at the Scottish
Rite cathedral on Thursday night
by the Masonic fraternity. The at
tendance was large and the per
formance very greatly enjoyed.
The light fantastic was trlpped for
all the evening hours and into the
early morning. This is always o.
of the features of the Scottish RI
reunions held here. 4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
HAGERMAN

The community was saddened by
the news that Clifford Mcbride
had passed away at Indianapolis,
July 10. He had been very i'll
, with pneumonia, and his mother,
Mrs. ID. l.. Geyer, had been noti-
| fled of his condition and immedl-
ately left for his bedside. Mrs.
Geyer was with her son when the
end came. The young man had
| lived in Hagerman for several years
and had many friends here. He
had gone to Indianapolis when he
entered the service, as he was In
aviation work. When discharged
from the service he took up clerical
work there. He was the second son
of Mrs. ID. l.. Geyer of Roswell
and besides his mother leaves a
| brother, Everett Mcbride of Iowa,
| and a sister, Mrs, A. b. Wimber-
| ly of Hagerman. An aunt, Mrs w.
A. Losey, also lives here. Mrs,
! Geyer arrived Tuesday with the re-
mains and the funeral was held on
| Wednesday afternoon at the Ma
sonic cemetery. The impressive
Masonic burial service was con
| Quoted at the grave and was par
ticipated in by a large number OF
| Masons. The body was laid to rest
beside the father and sister, who
passed away some time ago.
Mrs. O. r. Tanner came in FRI
day from Albany, n. Y, where she
had been visiting at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Hyde, Tor
several months. Mrs. Tanner re-
ports the weather cool and delight
full in Albany. Mrs. Tanner also
stopped en- route for a brief VISIT
with Mr.. Tanners people in Illinois
Miss Dorothy JUNIOR of Roswell
is spending her vacation with the
II. C. Lemon family.
The II. II. S. class of 1918 and
a few of their friends held an en-
ioyable picnic at the Washington
ranch, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Blythe
announce the birth of a son at Ros,
we'll on Thursday July 8. The
young man has been named Joseph
! h. Blythe, Jr.
Miss Mary 3. Richardson and
Mr.. Cunningham of the State col
lege and Mr.. Thomas, county agent
of ChaVes county, held an interest
| ing meeting at the home OF {, H.
Hanson on Thursday afternoon
| The subject of the afternoons work
was Butter Making While Mi
Thomas chufned, Mr. Cunningham
gave an instructive talk on the best
methods of butter making. Miss
| Richardson gave an interesting
| talk on home economics. A gooG
sized crowd was in attendance, and
the meeting was much enjoyed by
the butter makers present
About thirty-five of the Hager-
man young ladies and their young
men friends went to the cemetery
to work Thursday afternoon. we
say "the young ladies and then
friends" because this was a Leap
year affair, and the young men
were invited by the young ladies tc
help with the hoeing. When the
work was finished the workers
went to the Felix ranch, where they
were served with an elegant picnic
supper which was prepared by the
ladies of the various churches
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
BETWEEN YOU AND l
AND TUE GATEpOST.

one hears so much about WyCk
Miller's cottage at San Ystdro. 1t
is d popular place for his friends
to eek-end, and they say he is a
marvellous cook. The walls are ar
tistically decorated with silhou-
cites OF visitors.
Solon Rose, with plans as yet
indefinite, is still in Albuquerque
galtantly escorting about the stay
at-homes among the younger set
Erna FERGUSON had to give VI
her field work fer the summer. She
was to be busy in Minnesota, you
know, but the strain of such a long
siege proved too much, as indeed
it might, and she is Summering a
Glouscester, Mass, with Mrs. Fer
gusson and Miss Lima. They have
the sweetest kind of a cottage
green grass, flowers and the bay
and-a hammock, Gosh Pardon
us, but don't you know after 8
summer like that We will find our
selves giving our souls to the Sal,
walton Army next fall. Might no
be a bad thing, at that.
Miss Lima is busy painting un'
der supervision of somebody II
that line, whose pictures you see
in things with name under them
If we saw the name we'd remem
Der in a minute that she is the one
Miss Elizabeth and Betty Willie,
| returned during the week from
Chicago and the Mayos. 1t was /
short but enjoyable trip, and the.
pronounce the Mayos marvellous
Well, if we don't stop chattin!
the printers will wish it had been
gay and colorful, light fastasti
| week.
The regular s. f. has a head
ing for short items which read
| Personal Mention" We dfdn
have the nerve to inappropriate i
| to our own use. We might say
| '1mpersonai Items" But anywa,
there is lot of coming and goin'
the Pecos, the Jemez, the coast
| everywhere.
Q, yes; We passed Il. E. Bliss a
he was unloading his car from ;
fishing trip to the Cebolla, whicl
lasted two weeks. and he pro
nounCes the best Grip he ever ha'
in New Mexico. Night-40-Day
so. Perfectly wonderful, /
sounds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
MRS, CLARK SURPRISED.

A pretty summer surprlse pa ~
was given for Mrs. Ernest -. clark
AT the home of her daughter on
University Heights, on THURSDAY.
During the absence of Mrs; Clark
from the house her friends-one
would hardly know whether to can
them hostesses or guests-took pos
session If the house, transflgurins
If INTO n pink and yellow bower.
= Especially 'eeG i. Geh beautiful was the table
rith ,i' - renterpiece of two pink and
yellow candled birthday cakes sur
rounded by roses and sweet peas, h"
Roses. pink and yellow, were the
iavors Music and dancing FOLLOW
cd a delightful luncheon, and. the
whole affair happily commemor,
"ted a birthday Those present
were Mesdames l.. II. Mereal.n, L..
Hay Naert. John b, Kerr, Homer
iangfnrd I'"9 samuel Black, V. Thom-
as, M Theo. Minnebo, Il. A, Robin
son +. w. Biffin.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
MRS. ". 7. MURPHY
E<rTI'IkTAINS.

In honor of her mousse SueSti !" ~
Ann carroll of Chicago, MIS- w,
II. Murphy entertained at prluso
on Thursday afternoon. me i'ou9e
was DELIGHTFULLY."- cool ana now, p,,,.
of pink and white; ESle.lt''5 ESl'.l.nS y
charming was the taote uecoiaJsn 80
IN tbnsn shades. The bridge prize
was won by Mrs. Frank Graham,
and Mrs. Carl Mulky made the
fortunate cut. .. ,,rs
Mrs Murphy's guests We're MIS- MRS
e ". Potter, Mrs. Frank Graham'
Mrs, Il. l.. Wiles, Mrs. Harry wal M
ter, Mrs. II. l.. Grissam, and MIS-
Miss Carroll left for Chicago on
Friday night. She has been ENJOY
ing the Pecos with Mrs Murphy,
Thev returned just previous to the
party.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
Albuquerque New Mexico, Sunday, July IS, 1920.

Heights, which is to be sold and
the money used for the building.
The plans, which are being drawn
by Mr. CriSty, will include accom-
modatiOns for sixty girls.
We are combining business and
society. because that was the ma
ture of the reception.
The honor guests We're Mrs. w.
r. Lindsey of PortaleS, Mrs. Minnie
Byrd and Mrs. Catherine Patterson
of Santa Fc. Miss Emma Radcliffe
of Belen, Miss Sallie Bryant of Por-
tales, who will be the superinten-
dent of the school, and Miss Cora
Blood. who will also be ON the
faculty.
Mrs. Herbert Gales delighted
with her piano music and assisting
were Misses Beatrice Hill, Eunice
Herkenhoff. Niles Strumquist, and
Margaret Radcliffe.
O.
Mrs Catherine Patterson and
Mrs. Minnie Byrd of Santa Fe en-
tertained at luncheon on Friday in
honor of Mrs w. f. Lindsey. vice
president of the w. c. r. U.
& -
Mrs. A. b. Stroup, president of
the Y. W, c, A., and Miss Shuler
will be hostcsses to the board of
managers of the Y. w. c. A to-
morrow evening.
A vc.y pretty surprise party was
given on Wednesday evening for
Miss Ante Tearce. The house was
decorated in a color scheme of pink
and white. Games and dancing
were the order of the evening, and
delicious refreshments were served.
The chaperOnes were Mrs. Jose
phine Carreras, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs.
Dinelli, Mrs. Nottoli, and Mrs.
DamanO.
O.
Mrs Dave Lanham gave tea on
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Miss sullivan, of st. Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
RECEPTION FOR STATE
OFFICERS or w. G. 7. I.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. Anna
Wilds- -Strumquist was at home to
the visiting state officers of the
w. C. r. L. The house was pret-
tily decorated in yellow, and ad-
dresses of an informal nature were
made by the honor guests in regard
to the plans for the Frances Is.
Willard Industrial School for Girls,
which opens September in Belen.
Two deeds for land We're re-
ceived for the project yesterday,
one for the twenty acres from the
Belen Chamber of Commerce on
which the school is to be built, and
one from Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Byrd for land near University
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
THEODORE VAN SOIILIIN TO
RESUME PORTRAIT PAINTING

Albuquerque artist, Theodore
Van Soelen has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to re-
sumo his portrait work, Many
Interesting commissions are on the
list Everyone who can afford it
appears to be doing it-having
their portrait done, we mean.
A certain popular young Eng
lishman is on the schedule. The
sittings of Miss Katherine Nc
millen will be resumed in Sep
tember, and there is in progress
also a profile sketch Of Pearce
Rodey.
Most artists migrate eventually
to Santa Fe, but Mr., Van Soelen
remains loyal to Albuquerque,
which is a matter of pride as his
established reputation is rapidly
growing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

"They are having a perfectly glor-
ious time out in Tejano canyon
the young ladies who took advan-
tage of the opportunity to camp
under the guidance of Miss Rose,
the physical education director OF
the Y.
The camp is beautiful and has
proven magic spot for fun, II
was christened and put into proper
shane by the Boy Scouts, who
never will forget their wonderful
time. Then. for a week, the Junior
Girls were out, coming reluctantly
home to make place for the Older
girls on Thursday, Too bad they
all can't stay all summer
There were twenty of the Juniors
and two chaperones, The person
mel of the camp at present is;
Misses Wicklund, Kinzler, Gaines
Suggs, Schadel, Cook, Oleson, ST.
monson, Blank, Rose, Mrs, Brewer
and Mrs. Crawford.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
lTINERANT ITEMS.

V " ~
Miss Grace Stortz and Miss Kath-
crime Angle are returning today
from Valley ranch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Simms are
expected home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Mabry will
leave shortly for vacation on the
Pecos
Senator Bryant and Mrs. Bryant,
Miss Sallie Bryant, and Mrs. w.
f. Lindsey arrived Thursday from
portales, returning Saturday morn
ing. The trips were made over
land,
Mrs. f. NJ. Beckwith is visiting
her sister at Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Huning are
spending the week end on the
PeCOs
Mrs. Henry Rolfe Brown IS
spending a month in Santa Bar
bara. Dr. Brown is in San An
tonic for three or four days on
professional business.
Mrs w. G. Hope, Mrs Lester
Cooper and Mrs. George Mitchell
are spending week with Or.
and Mrs. H. A. Cooper at the Con"
nell cottage on the Pecos.
Lloyd Sturges IS spendtng the
week end on the PeCos.
Miss ina Mlcgregor, WHO for n
wear has been the guest of her Sis
ter in Honolulu, sailed for home
on the fourteenth.
John Simms is on fishing trip
at Taos.
A. b. McMilen is in Ohio, calle |
by the serious illness OF ms
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butt ana VIII
Glass, are spending two weeks
at the Ellis ranch.
Mrs. Floyd Morrissette and MISS
BETTY are up from f. Paso visiting
friends for a few days. They camH
u1lmarily ior the opening Of NC
ElellaA square by st, John SI'!.n'
Howard Rowland of Philadel-
phia. who has planned to spend
the summer in New Mexico, was
called in the capacity of naval re-
serve officer to report for duty
about ten days ago. AS a com
pensation for return to duty ne
will have the privilege of witness
ing the Olympic games.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Wiles have
returned from a fishing trip to
the Jemez 49,.
Mrs. Don Lynwalter, formerly
Miss Rose Harseh, is visiting her
mother in this city.
Emil Otto has as a guest his
neice, Miss Fischer, of Kansas
City. IT,
Mrs. James 1iubhell ard chill
d, en-, have gone TO ne HuopeIi
ranches for the sImner.
Miss Louise Lowber VIII spenu
the month of August visiting MISS
Ar'ven Wasnburl at SAM MOL
lea, Calf. ,a,,
oned by Mrs. Martin Tierney was;
Misses Mamie and Genevieve Tier
new. Miss Isabel Benson, Buzz
Tierney and Sam Pollock,
Miss Florence Fo formerly of
Albuoueroue is visiting in the city.
she spent four years in training
at the Battle Creek Sanitorlum ana
one wear DOING Bible study in New
York, and nov qualifying as Il
muse missionary VIII sail shortly
for the Philippines. Miss Isabel
| Fox her sister. is now in the
philippines. Miss Evelyn Fox is
here visiting also. She will return
east.
| Mrs. A. A. Carey and het grand
aa,,phter. Miss Dora Roberts have
gone to Vincennes, Ind, for the
summer. 49,,
Mrs. Don Rankin is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Learned in Kansas
Miss Reba Conner is visiting
Miss Edna Farr at RiVci side.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

high school. He showed such
proficiency in freshman mathc-
matics, that he was entered in
IsopOhomOre mathematics shortly
after the beginning of the term
and at the close of the year, has
been offered an instructorship IN
the subject. Mr. GreenberSer was
a very popular student while con-
nected with the normal uniyer-
Isity acting as business manager
both of the Trigonian Eews and
of the Annual, and was voted by
the student oody as being one of
the most valuable members of the
student body during his senior
Iyear.
Mrs. Z. G. Rodgers has recover
ed from her recent illness suf-
Efficiently to go on her annual trip
to the east for her vacation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
MIR \ND MRS. JAMES
GT,nnDyNC ENTERTAlNS!

In their recently completed honae
oo Roma avenue Mr.. and mrs
lanes Gladding last night en- entero e. :
1ained about twelve guests, -, the
,a,.rh ,anmhers of a card club. they
'no,'' ,no" twice a month, on saturday
nigbts pigi and this is the house
,"ar,niny ,,ier,i' of the club to the ne"
Ha,nirue on ''''i Of the city manager T. - ,-'
x q -
Mrs. l.. II. Chamberilh was Us. r'Uess
ess to the Ideal Card club on ~"
day afternoons
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
WIVES OF THE SHRINERS
IN RI INTERVIEWED

Tomorrow win be u gala day for
the city when the Shriners viii
take us by storm and Central ave-
nue. will again be a red fezzcd sea
This page is most particularly con
cerned with the ladies', but we can
not help but surmise that the pro.
cession of ten floats will be very
thrilling. -.
The ladies accompanying the Wis
iting Shriners will be specially en-
tertained throughout the day by
the wives of the Divan of the local
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
MRS. Aida SIMS
IN TItE, PECOS.

Mrs, Aida Sims Is APVHUTIIE !"
vacation at the Mciandress COZ
tage at Mountain View. ,S She so SO
beautifully described the azure ", ol
the pecos this year, on TINS pase
last sunday, and surely it must De De
Il charming spot to recupefate ron a,,i,
the exigcncies of newspaper "o'N'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
TUOUCHT NOTS.

lII'sSEhf W.
George Washington never tod
,1ie-which SAYS a good deal for
Martha.
My neighbor he smoketh lat
cigar,
And rideth by in his Packard
car,
My neighbours home is a mum
dinger hummer,
For, q, by gosh! My nelghbor 5
plumber,
NV refrigerator running to full
capacity,
And the porch is like river, Tor
with grim tenacity,
| | let the water ran ana ran,
Before | empty that damned pan
We told somebody we were fill
| ing this mage up with nonsense
and she said we could do that
awfully well--which ought to hold
lus for awhile.
Our maid can neither broil or
| bake,
But no offenSe at that we take,
For with aristocratic hauteuf'
She can pour a glass OF wateur.
Her art is not in making beds'
With we'll defined spots for feet
and heads
There's place for each, but hef
work is sich
one never can tell just when Is
which!
Think not thy self of value small
Fate plays queer tricks unto us
all.
, Priceless thee may be full soon,
And valued, like another Prune!
| Oh. the perfume of her glorious
hair!
As | sit by my true loves SIDE
The tresscs of my lady fair,
Watt an odor of dandercide!
! 'I have but one hobby, my nus
band" saws Mrs. Harding. 'Chahm-
I ing. chahming." as Mrs. Bump
stead Leigh might say, How very
original"
Don't think that you haven ~
in YOU to do certain things, you
know there arc trained geese!
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
At GREEN GABLES.

Mrs, w. NJ. Mckellar ana MIS-
7, II wood entertained on Tues
dav evening at the Mckellar ranch'
Green CT Gables, on North Twelfth
street, in honor of Mrs. Frank
sver who returned the following
day to her home in Grand Rapids
Mich. ,,, A,
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs: Al
Matthew, Mr.. and Mrs. james t'lhu-
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. tloyd Jones'
Misses Jean Wickam, Mahei ifo"es,
lillian Behrens, Eda Thelln, ana
Miss Gleason; Messrs' Cald"eii'
Weber, Pomerank, and shenk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

Hot weather is hard on teething
babies. They suffer the combined
misery of heat, pain and stomach
disorder. McGees Baby Elixir
helps the little sufferer through
the trying period by correcting the
stomach and bowels. Price, S5c
and soc. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
KIRK BRYAN HONORED
RY YALE FACULTY.

~ OF interest and pride TO Albu-
aueraue will be the news that klfk
Bryan had conferred upon hlm,
bv the faculty of Yale at the com.
mencement in June. the degree or
doctor of philosophy. This is the
third collegiate degree. to be re,
ceiyed by Mr., Bryan, who received
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

Temple and the wives of the past
potentatcs We are not sure if we
use absolutely the correct official
language.
In the morning the visiting la
dies will be taken for an automo-
bile survey of the city, the Indian
school to he included in the timer
ary. In the afternoon there will be
cards at the Country club, and the
day will close with the dance at
the Temple.
Preparations for all the events
have been in progress for several
davs and the visitors are eagerly
awaited. not only by the Shriners
but all of Albuquerque.
o.
BAND CONCERT.
The band concerts are a great
pleasure. Mr.. Ellis takes such
pains with the programs and that
they arc well given is evidence by
the honks of the auto horns
which are not musical-and the
vast throngs which attend. The
concerts are greatly anticipated.
Tonight, if the lights are ready,
the band will play in Highland
park-my, we are city with all
our parks.
An innovation will be bugle
call to signal the Star Spangled
Banner. This is being done by
bands in other cities and gives the
warning that it is time to stand at
attention and obviates the quieting
down after the national song has
commenced.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

Rids pores and tissues of impurities.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. eat
leading toilet counters. II they haven I
it, by mail, two sizes, 6Oc. and Sl.2o.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Tsna.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18

coast. Quite few went dow 10
was here.
But to go back to the Whitmers.
They are building a Charmingly
designed home on Luna boulevard
with a patio and everything. Mrs.
Whitmer, one imagines, loves the
outdoors: she rides forth now and
again khakily chic, and she is
won't to explore the alluring spots
of our state. In fact. Mr., Whit
mer qualified for our summer
widower club, while Mrs. Whimcr
sojourned recently at the Jemcz
with her house guest, Miss Place.
The girls are using marvellous
Superlatives in endeavOring to ade-
quately describe the beauties of
the trousSeau of a certain lovely
little bride-to-be. Wouldn't it be
glorious if we could all take a
peep? And they say the wedding
gift is to be--O! | guess later,
the real S. T.. will handle all that.
But truly the engagement ring is
the very most beautiful ever!
o.
THE MOTOR CAR BRIG NDE.
Though many have gone TO the
PeCCS, for which, Heavens. you
can't blame them, there are still
enough cars left to give us quite Il
metropolitan appearance, especial
~ when the lights comes on.
"NuW," seZ to myself, seq |, If
society isn't being society what is
it DOING" Just then we had to
jump back to dodge carve
take the blame. how wever, the mid
die Of the street isn't exactly the
best place in the world to cOncoct
Sunday page--it's much nicer
and noisier at the office. And-it
dawned on us why society isn't
dead-it's motoring, and then later
parking and going to the movies,
Yes, the Robert Putney closed
car Whirs past with Mrs. Putney
at the wheel. Mrs. Riffle is visible
also through the windows with the
youngest son Ct the household.
There is seldom vacant space in
this car. We recently gllmpsed
Mrs. w. Y. Walton enjoying the
rowing hospitality.
Mrs. Margaret Medler drives her
big car with dashing skill. She
and her mother, Mrs. Kent, never
ride alone. 1t seems "agin their
religion" and none Of their friends
are overlooked Such a way OF
visiting has much in its favor. Q,
the GOODNESS Of the mesa to cool
off in.
Mrs. Berthold Spitz rolls by in
bar roa1Ctpt. annparinp on leisure
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
c. L. =. MEETING
POSTPONED.

ON account Of many members
being out of the city the regular
Tuesday evening meeting of the
c. L. F. club is postponed tor one
week
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
MENNS-DOW.

b. w. Means and MISS Maoie
Dow were united in marriage at 81.
Johns Cathedral, Friday, July l6,
at 3 y. M, by the Rev. Wintred
Zcigler.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
SOME MORE GOSSIP.

: Speaking of additions to SOCIETY
II is inspiring to have Mr., and
Mrs r T.. Whitmer as such. You
know they have the Chase house
for the summer.
BY the way, Mrs, Chase ana
children nassed through about ten
davs ago. en- route to their Pecos
cottage from three months on lhet
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
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