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Evening star., 1920-08-25
RAILWAY BONDS LEAD
IN A LIVELY MARKET

NEW YORK. August 2s.-1t was
another day Of unusual activity and
strength in railway bonds. The
speculative and semi speculative is
sues were again favored over tho
purely Investment bonds. but the lat
TER were consistently strong. Bur
lineton and Quincy joint A again
sold at S6, at which price they were
up point since the frst Of the week
and two points within the last fort-
night These bonds are being bought
IN entire confidence Of their being
paid on at maturity next July, which
Will mean that the present buyer will
make nve points in tho market and
receive per cent interest in the
meantime.
St Louis and San Francisco in
come IS rose another point to 53hs,
which meant gain Of four points
from the close Of last week. The
prior lien .As" were active at their
high Of 56h. The adjustment SIS
again reached their top Of 63h.
But the real feature in the specula =
tive section Of the market was a rise
OF over two points In Seaboard ad-
tustment SIS. These bonds have been
In active demand ever since it was
announced that the 6eaboard notes
which are about TO mature would b
taken care Of.
Baltimore and odsio convsYtiblss
continued their rteA and reached 60.
Thare 10 no other similar issue which
can show like these bonds Q 6ain Of
nearly seven points within the last
Evening star., 1920-08-25
FLOUR DROPS 80 CENTS.

Flour took ! fuf3hsr drop 81 % e1nts
4 barrel ct mills hers, QuotAtidns for
family patents In Ainett>eiuht~eophd
eottos sacks. eafioad lots. being s'a'+o
Evening star., 1920-08-25
Washington Stock Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric As, 81 900
at %.
After call:
American National Bank. at ITO.
BONDS
Evening star., 1920-08-25
RICE GROWERS REDUCE PRICE

BEAUMONT, Texas. August 25.-The
board of directors Of the Southern Rice
Growers Association. a marketing asso-
citation composed Of farmers Of Texas,
Louisiana and Arkansas, has fixed the
selling price of rice at $8 per bag for
Nos / and 2. Last year the price fixed
vas 80, but on account of demand most
Of the crop brought $12 to $13. it was
stated.
less cost than at present an extensive
scheme Of electri6cation. covering prac-
tically all of Holland. IS contemplated.
Evening star., 1920-08-25
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN
On D. c. Real Estate. Lowest Rnres.
JESSE L. HEISKELL,
1903 II ST NV. :
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
WINNING SCHOOLS AND STU
DENTS IN HEALTH CRUSADE

Winners in tho ten division, oi
the Modern Health Crusade in New
Mexico have been announced b. the
New MeNico Public Health A-,oel-
alton. The list includes The schools
al Houdo and la MADEIRA which won
national baners and put New McN CO
into third place III the country wide
tournament.
The ten winning schools AN! their
teachers were: /. Mrs. Juau'ta In
zero, June, :, Miss Bernice +. Steere
IA MADEIRA: s, +. {. Roybal, Sapello
4. Miss Cccilc Thompson, Cows; ;.
n Duran, Fentanas; 9, Mis- Ella
powers, Clovis; 7, Mrs. A. A. Kai-
ser. Carlsbad; s. ] " Tanner, Go
Wis; Q, Mrs.. George ID Xon, ilondo
20. Mrs. Mary Rhyme, Socorru.
The crusade enrolled far more stu
dents during The last year than eE-
er before, the number running IN eN-
ic5ss Of 1000 The entire expense
OF this form OF health education has
iGccn borne by the public health as
.-ia-ion. except for the national
banners which were awarded by The
National tuberculosis association.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
A X. OF c. SERVICE FOR
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

The Knights OF Columbus Of this
city have appointed a committee to
assist discharged soldiers and have
exteuded the following invitation to
them 10 avail themselves Of the
One OF the post war activities, N
which the Knights Of Columbus
throughout the country are now en-
gagged. Is assisting discharged soldl-
rrs, sailors and marines and their
dependents in procuring government
compensation. There IS = general
misunderstanding in regard to the
difference between government CO
mpensation and insurance, and ia
helping 10 clear this misunderstood
ing up. and in preparing and pre-
scutiuu the claims in proper cases.
is where the eX~-scrvice ME ana
their dependents are assisted by tins
branch OF the X. Of (. service.
Compensation Is separate from IN
surauce, ard even though q service
man may have had Insurance, hs
siill may be entitled to compcnza-
ton after discharge,
Compensation Is payable either Tor
death, or for total or partial, tenn
purary or permanent u%lsabinty, due
TO injuries or disease incurred m ac-
.-I.. Service IN ,ho line OF duty -
compensation for disah,l ~ Is a,lo~e1
however whore the disability IS rat.
ed as less than ten per cent.
The knights of Columbus. ~ tn
requcst Of the Bureau oi WAY Nlss
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

E|D~ IuuF ? 100
4, sr .bs oIBi iopo, Of ,S %'' N es S MsTiso
Soto H:obvay Commits. iCu. CAPITOL
r ,1ij S'. santa Fe. New Mcxieo.
,r,ii 200 p NJ. Tune ,. 1920. for
.be construction INST II NEW MEXICo
y sPl,EH' co al1 Yen LeaF,h N OF Pro- Pro-
j'J Hop ngsi2 %.'e' main auanndc. a.
igIIoT 5 rs q. Nd. cl,.. r<,a.a-
,,o,
4a5s a., Wis Glass Excavation.
SOS Gu Yds. Class ! Borrow.
IL ST., Vds Overhaul.
. ~ Cr vi enrfarinr. Two
C,rrso Crusbed stone
.r4- r7s lin r.. 49, Dia. l63a. Cor.
Nj Caiycrts
ID ala lin Fl "a" Dia. 10 Cor.
Ni...t C,i,cr,e
.tf- q2 lin Fl So D.a. q Cor.
N.,,i Crlyr-t.
.f- 81 p, ~ 81" Dia. - CIR.
N.t.f C,Iycrte
y oQ a, M, Class A Concrete g..
- 1.7tJ On Yd.. Class B Con-
,-cte
sa et7g On yds Class C Con-
,r,,r
81 Sg2 49,. Esr7rdet Metal Re-
,..-.or,,,
% s-1 D.. t sol Reinforcing
Rsr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
new MEXICO OIL LEASE SALES


Sec Twp Z, Nc e S ~ fss s'' 3 T I; H e Of e.. : :.
w W, ssEE5a1.. Sec Sec. s.; NSHz'NEH, sw4NE%.
WV, Sec. 2si AZ % Sec & -. Twp q n
q ~ F; All Of sec s; Twp. Is n. Rge. g E;
NWA, N1ssWA. sEAsEA See 1qi Twp
% N, Rye. % F.; SMA Sl5ShM; sec. 81
Twp Twp. 4 Z n \, Be Fss. !; 3 E E; sNyNNN, s;w &; Z
Sec. 2; EHNEA, sWANEH, WKNWA, StN
Rye 80 E: SHSWA, Sec Is; Twp u n.
Re 81 81 N}.EE% ApS s%TWA' See Sec 3: TwP
20 N. Rye. 81 E; All N. NJ, ? NJ con
tanning l2.21s.5 SO acres
No bid will be accepted for less iran
Five Cents per acre, which shall be deem
ed 10 include and cover the first year
rental for said land, and no person VII
ne has. prior 10 the hour set Tor sucf
sale. deposited with the COMMISSIONS o
Public Lands, or with the oiilceT IN charI
of such sale, cash or certified shnnal
DEPOSITS OF all unsuccessful bidders MI
be returned. The deposit OF the success
full bidder will be held by. the Comm's
sioner Of Public Lands and by hun ap
piled in payment of such bid but II n
/ successful bidder shall fail to complete IN.
purchase by then and there paying ar,
balance due under his purchase lncluulii
he cost of advertising and the expense
incident thereto, then and in such even
such deposit shall be forfeited to the STAT
Of New Mexico as liquidated damages, Leas
will be made in substantial conformity "li'
form of oil and gas lease 80 on ne II
The office Of the Commissioners Of Publt
Lands, copy Of which will be turnishe'
on application.
Witness my hand and the official seal Q
the State Land Office Ct the State OF Ne'
Mexico this OH, day Of March,, 1870
N a. FIELD,
Commissioner Of Public Lands,
State Of New Mexic,
First Publication March Il, l9a0.
Last Publication May Il, lD.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
DiER

There IS likely 20 be embodied in
the soldier relief legislation now be
ing framed by Congress a plan OF
paid up insurance which members
declare will be the most attractive
Of any Of the five forms on beneut
which it Is intended to present -
ihc soldiers for their opt.oua) sell
-~,iCq Il g estimated that # 1870.
900 former -etrtss @ 'v-n-
tage OF the insurance feature the NJ
innate cost to the government will
be about S6,0l00O0,000
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AND Gas LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY

Oaf;oe of the Coni.sscnef 4 Pubiic
Lands.
SAINTS Pc, Mes E.noo
Notice 10 hereby gwen thai pursuLni
TO the provisions Of an Act Of Cosgre.s
approved Jupe y, e1a the lave Of the
State Of New MEXICO, and the rules and
reruhtions Of the State Land Office. tbs
Conmissioeer Of Public Lands vil offer
Tor lease, Tor the erpsorssion- deyelspmenf
s.etiss to the hshest bssder; st % c'eieek
a n, 2. Ns.as1 jos. 3 "; !. -.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
STATE OF NEw MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL. AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
GUADALUPE COUNTY
Office Of the Commissioner Of Publis


Lands,
Santa Fe. New Mexico
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the provisions OF an Act OF Congress
approved June 20. 1910, the laws OF the
State OF New Mexieo' and the rules ano
Commits sioner of Public Lands viii ofte'
for lease, for the exploration, development
and production OF oil and gas. al pnbiie
auction to the highest bidder, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on Wednesday, June 10th, 1870, in the
own OF Santa Rosa, County of,Guadalupe' State
of New Mexico, at the front door OF ms
Court House therein, the following dee
oribed lands. to-wit;
R.. s @ F. NEASwA, SWa$EN'' SEC g
sEAsEA Sc u t. \, R. lS Z: EH
n, R 20 <; So. Sec, 3; So. Sec, 4; 81. Sec.s
NEA, EH NWA. Sec. IL; NM. Sec; IL
! N. R. 2l e. sH Sec. 8; sWA, EHsENT
Of Gtes 10. 3, 30. r \. R 3 E: Lots
III. NNASM54 SEQ ?, iAts l. z
.iH4@W'l NN74S"t4 I S. ;
r. (. q Z; sEs. So +; NTN ny. Sec
Z j, S. sRu Is E; SIN; s4s e. !: & 7
Sec H. q: W7Hs5WiA. sstfhsWE, SEX sss; g
81, Sec. IS; All Of Sec. 80; VIZ. EhNEA
SEASER, Sec. SAT-. 5N., R. 24E; All Of Secs
10, g; r. sN., J. Is E; All Of Sc sec 70; 81, Sc sX
Sec. S.; All Of Sec. 80; 7; 5 n; R. % E
sWAs Sec, 4 ~ sHll s. Sec r2 y; y NE 4:
S y, 81. s. sw + T. s Sea Z Sec n IS ?sS ~
n, R. 70 E; w Sec. o; T. Q n. R. q e.
EHSWA, SEA, Sec. ?; T. 8 NJ R 2 E
Lot /, Sec. 80; All Of Sec. %; 7. . y, <
SEA. Sec. q; 7, 7 n, R, 10 F.; Al Of See
II; 7. 7 ~, r. % E; SWA, WHSEA, seq
sEAi NEYNEHa Sec; 81 T NJ IL 3 &C. p e
~ %: + 9" (" K. p u +; SEASEa, Sec .,
R. 2. i; NEFASwH, NwHsEN, Sec. q
T 7. 5 w NJ r. Nif 5 Fl N't S%HEni N'S EWasI W
NEHGsTEH4. Sec 2; szsWA, sEAsEI, SIS
); NEIiSEA, Sec. 10; SWNNWA;, SWt
SEl, Sc. II; E2lsEA, sENNEA, Sec, T.
sWH, NWNNwA, NHNEA Sec i; Eh
WlNWN, NEANW4' NllNEA,, sE4NHES
NWASWN. NEAsEA,, Sec 80; !, 3 M
2 E; NJ See' e.; AZ Of sec e So' 2s Z
NWMSFr. SEASEX, Sec. 10; sEANEA, 81
sWN, sse II NEN WEswA, See sec III III ssn
N y. z ! sW " Y. :, sT E; aaw rs x Sc Sec "a !.
NWNSWH, Sec. 80 T.. 8 n. R: q E; NEA
Sec, loi 7 II NJ < = e RR"StNE"'f 70 Z
%; Lot z sec. = i, N, x. r q n
sec. : EH, SHsN"S, SUI WI ~ 81 "a
K, p r; Lot a. Sec; z; SMHNnS% ~ NEH
To n. k. g r; N%ANnWAi 1Es p. WY,IVFI<
NWH, Sec. ~ l. = N'h- ~ 3s Fl
Sec, 81, All Sec 10 SNt,sN r n
VIVA Sec; ~ NNIHH 4 "TFg -, = GEU
T % J.; NJ ~ : ~ e. = NE
SEC. l'; NEttEEA S'{Nha' pc; p, 80
-, &C %. 3 y X = ~ ~ oNyyII
10, 81 80; 49,, Ses' ~ LotS l, :, ~
NHSW4, SEASS"H s-tohA; 9C. r
n, X, . =; Al oi secs; 40, %: w. en-.
R. q z; SEA Sec :; SEA, 1Se' % 10 =
Sec. 90; NN4, Sec go; Il ~ ,S - e;
All OF Secs. z, s9i - NJ, ~ a.
Sec. ]; Lots ) ~ save; - Sce' A.
Secs. 10, s., So T. o ~ X M r. w
Sec: %; Wa Sec ~ H,5tN.nn "An"T
NWASWA, SHsM,' Sec ~ ~ SCI; ~
p; VIZ, Sec. e; NJ, SWE' Sec. ~ -
Sec. IS; 7. 6 M r. 2 p Al &C. 10
VIZ, Sec, p: sHNis' 81 Sc - ~ ser
70, a. 5oi Ma 80 "a IN oe + .
:, z. All Ssr "a, T an r. II 4; Al
So * a. N. T 4 N. R. 10 r; Al
Secs. ?, 10, %; 7. } N. R. ~ - Al sec
10, 80; T. 2 NJ, r. - +; All N. NJ. T. d
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL. AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE BACA COUNTY

htfce of IN, COMMISSIONS OF Public
O'In
800 Fe. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant t.
the PROVISIONS Of an Act OF Congress ap
nrgyfd Ipne 70. 1910, the laws OF the State
oi New Mexico, anu The rules and teeu
lations Of the State Land once the 20"
lease, i0r the exploration, deVtIoplnth' an
PRODUCTION Of oil and gas, a. pubAS ae''tgA
TO -re highest BIDDER, al ~ oe'oeS a. VI.
on Thursday, June lUth, ~, m the tu"h
Of 1t. Sumner, County OF DE baea' 9tal'
oi New Mtxoo, at the nom aooi . ~
Court House thrIelnf the ioAo"ihS "Ns
cIibtd lands, to-HN;
sale No. L Is LOIS l., ,, }, :, See
, 4 n. x. = L., M, hN4SEAi D.
SLg. Sc, a: NG4 N5NWH, SEANMA
So IA. T. r.. L. ~ T., El4SEA, Sec
= Los ], ?, SE4NEA, Eg.SkA, Sec.
Sr,NEX. SEA, NIsSWA, See. y 7. } \.
s. SE.. Sc 10. E4NNL,, See. s., ~
So ST. " ~Elz. Sc. So; !. { H., X
VI. N.NNH. Sl4NN44. Sec, 10
SEl~r4. ~ t.st4, So. 30, T. 5
4 2S ~ NEHNEI. E.SL4, Sc. n; s..
NM klSNlL. Sec. 8; i. 3 n, X. ,
SXNH Sc 4: MLNEA, Sec. y, AEM
SAW -. ~; SLA, Sc. -; Ma, ST.
StL. WISLX. Sec. -; 2. 5 n, r.. =
F'F'NttE Ni'NW4. StANM4, Sec 70,
SR. = b., lot ,, SEI4NWE, NEASNA
a. NWISNL,, Sc g; I. S, K
a. ~ I>.lN.t Sec. 10; T. 3, k
~ - ,EL. SNlSEA, see. 10; NEM
Nl-NW - SEUNM Sc. 50: =. { :, X
81 ST.. So. To-; Ma, h8NMA
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
RANCH FOR SALE

20 Sections Decided and Leased
Land. Fenced. | cross fence, about
3 miles Fence. part in timber, 3
watterings, will carry $500 cattle. )
Room Ranch House, Barns and Cor
rails, Joins Encino on North. Price
S5!U0. further particulars, address
E ". ASTON,
Encino. New Mexico
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

,hc air" cannot he expected to wor-
=, himself about the troubles OF 5ns-
mess men who are cooling Their
heels IN the ante o9nls q oii'ciai-
com.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

1FFIV' & 49,. .nd ,Ir ruIes and
regulations Of the state Land o ,Ii6 oi aeT
Commissioner OF fooIc anus wejonment
for lease, ior me eNP''is'''n AZ publie
and proaue!toh oI On - "a a 10 O'clock
auction TO ne hiEhesi oIal III, iq7o in the
a. NJ, on tuesday Inne o'ni 01av. State
town OF tneemeaii' TSu" fy,ni faor of the
Of Ne" MeNleo, az t"e r ;orSs9ng des-
Court li99se lneis.A' III
erlhed 'aads' to-""' r, Il.
Sale Ne. L 3s = NNt+, STA sec; 10
Twp. 10 n, Rye 81 r Az OF Sec; 81 I"p
9 N. Rye 81 II Al OF Sc ~, oFN
n, Hge y 4, Il %, ca sac Il. Twp. 9 n, Rye.
kee y r. AZ I. SeS Z. TN 10 n, Rye.
N S. IL u. Twp, 10 N, kse.
81.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

MARRY-For speedy marriage; alb
solutely the best; largest in the
country; established Is years; thou
sands wealthy members, both sex,
wishing early marriage; confidential
descriptions free. The Old Reliable
Club. Mrs. Wrubel. 7R Madison,
Oakland. Cal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

BUSINESS MAN, IS, worth $4,000.
Would Marry! P-Box IS. League, To-
iedo. Ohio.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
QUAY COUNTY

Office OF The Commissioners OF Public
Lands,
santa Fe. New Mexico
Notice IS hereby given that pursuant
10 the provisions Of an Act OF Congress
approved june 20, 1910, the laws OF the
OF New Mexico, and the rules ana
- gulatians Of the STATE Land Otilce, the
CORNERSTONE OF Public Lands will offer
for lease, for the ,sploration, development
and production OF on and gas, at pubhe
auction TO the highest bidder, at 10 O'Clock
town Of T-ucumcari, County Of Quay, State
Of Nes Mexico, al the front door Of the
House therein, the following des-
cribcd lands. to-wit:
Sale No. L ,s = NWI4, SEA Sec; 10
Tsp. 10 n, Rye. 81 Z; All OF Sec. %; Twp
. n. Rye. 81 E; All Of Sec. %; Twp.
T., Rgr . f; An Of Sec. 70; Twp . n
Rye. 3 E: All OF Sec. 10; TWP: a., Rge'
a F.; All of Sec. 1; Twp. 70 n, kge'
2 r. Al Of Secs. il, 81 Twp. 10 NJ Ks5
AE O.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
PERSONAL

LADY. q. With $1,000. VIII Marry.
F-BoN 3l3. Corr. Co. Monroe. Mich
MARRY AT ONCE. We put you
n correspondence with thousands of
charming and refined ladies who wish
g marry. many worth from sl,ou
q 5000 and upwards Particulars
free Address Allen Ward. B. VAL
ley Nebr.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
POSITIONS N

YOUNG MAN in East, twenty years
old. wishes Job on cattle ranch, will
ing 10 do anything. Address Clar-
ence NJ. Hoey. No. 2ll5 East Pres
ton ST. Baltimore, Nd.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

MARRY IF LONELY; for results.
try me: best and most successful
Home Maker; hundreds rich wish
marriage soon; strictly confidential;
most reliable wears Of experience;
descriptions free. The Successful
Club" Mrs. B Ball. Box SO Oakland
California
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COLUMBIA HATCHERY We can
supply you with any quantity OF BABY
Chicks. We have ID varieties includ-
ing an leading Breeds. Live delivery
guaranteed by Parcel Post or Express
Write for prices. p. o. Box. ll0Z.
Denver, Colo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

First Publication March Y, 100,
Last Publication May Il. DA
80 - j. /. 4 h...t FRI Z SeI.f Af
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

of New Mexico, at the front door OF the
Court House therein. the following des
cribed lands, to- wit:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

FOR SALE ! Bred Duroc Jersey
Gilt sows. Good stock, subject to
registration. Price 5000 Grated, F.
o. B. Cerrillos, n. NJ. Address J.
c. Sweet, Cerrillos, N. M.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

First Publication March L. isD
Last Publication NAV p. Ia
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

Wtnes. my hand and the official seal Of
IS,i,o tiis OH. day of March, 1910.
n. A.. FIELD.
Ccuuiss,ntr OF Public Lands.
State of New Mexico
First Publication March Il, 1870
!ast Publication May q, SN.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

Firs, Pubicatioa April 1sh, $50
PubIic;tion July eh, Bn
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-14

7. = DII-I-I T.
State Highway Engineer
Santa Fe, N. NJ. May 7. 1890
Newark post., 1920-11-17
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

The approaches when behooves from
distractions and preoccupaons of daily life that
the which been
heartfelt unfegned thanks God manifold goodness
This old the people,
bedded thought habit The
life have their insistence.
We have abundant for thanksgiving The LESSONS the
rapidly healing The of free which
the defense of liberty returning the grateful embrace
the nation has resumed the useful pursuits simply and
rushed obedience the countys CALL
justice of laws has received vndaon
awabdng people against various and sinister attacks,
which reflected only the base agaons of happily
passing.
plenty security and peace and sefreant people
it's duties and it's opportunities
duties the strength both of hand and resolve to dis
and the oundnss of heart realize that the
opportunities those of service.
In spirit then of devotion and stewardship, should give
hearts and dedicate ourselves to the service of Gods
mercifu and loving purposes to His children
Wherefore Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States
America hereby designate Thursday the twenh day
day of thanksgiving and and call
their ordinary tasks avocaon
that day. giving remembrance blessings
and their dutiful grateful acknowledgment
WOODROW WILSON
Washington, Nov. IL, 1920.
Newark post., 1920-11-17
LOCAL DEALERS
EXPECT COAL.
NEXT WEEK
Disagreeable Weather Increases
Demands and Exhausts Supply

The sudden drop in temperature
and the raw disagreeable weather
prevailing this week has put a
heavy burden on the local coal
dealers and exhausted their sup
ply. Neither H.. Warner McNeal
nor Edward l.. Richards have any
hard coal. Mr.. McNeal has on
hand about 200 tons of soft coal.
Both dealers have encouraging
reports from the shippers that
plenty of coal will be available
within a week. They are inform
ed that shipping via the Lake
route to the New England States
will probably cease this week.
After that larger shipments will
be diverted to the Middle Atlantic
and other states.
The local dealers have been
especially active and particularly
fortunate in being able to furnish
limited supply to many of their
customers.
Newark post., 1920-11-17
SUGGESTED CHANGE
IN STATUS OF della
WARE COLLEGE

According to stories appearing
in the Evening Journal and the
Morning News, President Walter
Hullihen of Delaware College,
some of the alumni and prominent
educators of the State have given
their approval to a movement
which proposes a change of status
of the college to that of university.
In his inaugural address and in
an address subsequently made be-
fore a body of Delaware alumni
in Philadelphia, reference was
made to parallel cases in the
South, particularly to that of the
University of Virginia. Attention
was called to the similarity of
origin as a college of Arts and
Science and subsequent expansion
to include Engineering, Education
and other courses or schools.
A representative of the Post
interviewed DR.. Hullihen this af-
ternoon and he asserted that he
had made no statement for publ
cation and would make none since
the matter had not been submitted
to the Trustees or the Alumni.
Newark post., 1920-11-17
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICE AT PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH
Will be Held on Wednesday
Evening; Rev. Frank
Herson to Preach

Services at the First Presby-
terian Church next Sunday at II
a. m. and 7.30 p. m. will be in
charge of Rev. R. F. Hittinger of
Bethlehem, Pa. Every member and
interested friend of the church is
expected to be present. This will
probably be the last candidate for
the vacant pastorate to be heard.
On Tuesday evening of next
week an important congregational
meeting will be held in the church
and large attendance is urged.
Union Service Wednesday Evening
On Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber "a, according to a plan in
augurated last year, a union serv-
ice with the Methodist congrega-
tion will be held at the Presbyter-
ian Church, with special music.
Rev. Frank Herson, pastor of
the M. E. Church, will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon.
Newark post., 1920-11-17
RESPONSE TO
RED CROSS ROLL
CALL GENEROUS
Chairman Frazer and Solicitors
Set 1000 as Member, hip Goal

The solicitors for the Red
Cross in the campaign for men,
bership which began last Thurs
day report a ready response and
hope by speedy action to attain
their goal, 1000 membership.
Mayor E. B. Frazer, chairman for
this district, is encouraged over
the results of the canvass so far
and confident of a good showing
before the close of the campaign,
Thanksgiving Day.
The work of enrolling members
in the Junior Red Cross is also
proceeding satisfactorily under
the leadership Of Miss Frances
Medill, chairman. Already the
majority of the rooms have attain
ed 100 per cent membership and
others are lining up in the 100
column daily.
The colored schools under the
direction of Miss C. l.. Waddle-
ton, was among the first in the
State to report 100 per cent men,
bership.
Newark post., 1920-11-17
LADIES OF ST. JOHNS SEW
ING CIRCLE TO HOLD BAKE

Tne ladies of st. Johns Sewing
Circle are making preparations
for 4 bake which they will hold
at Breyer's store on Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. They will
make every effort to provide ready
cooked food Of excellent quality
for those whose time over the
weekend will be taken up by the
many social events scheduled at
this busy time; and for visitors
who will attend the two ball
games to- be held on Frazer Field
that day.
They will have large cakes,
cookies and other small cakes,
dOughnuts, sandwiches, piel,
bread, rusk, rolls, quick biscuits,
potato salad, cottage cheese, cold
baked ham, pickles, jellies, candy
and fruit, all prepared by experts
at good home cooking.
For the convenience of visitors
and others, cocoa and coffee will
probably also be provided.