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vided into three divisions each floor
constituting a separate district.

The East Washington Community
Center Americanization Glass at East
ern High School, under the direction
of Miss Hetfleld and Mrs. Hardy. has
proved to be very popular. The class
meets every Monday and Thursday
evening from 1880 to $50, and is well
attended.
Tomorrow evening a representative
from the naturalization bureau, Labor
Department. will be at the Americana
cation School, old Central High, to
aid all foreign-born men and women
in making cut their citizenship papers
and to answer all questions regard
ing naturalization. The Labor De-
partment is cooperating with the
Americanization School in this re-
spect. and will send a representative
every Monday evening during the
school term to answer any questions
on the subject of citizenship and nat
uraliZatien.
The Amerieanizatian class, Curtis
School. Georgetown. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Torbett. has met with
such success that various members
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FOR
COLI S

Mention any ailment from Sprue
to Govt and every one has their pet
remedy to recommendLusually one
OF DR.. Humphreys Remedies-if for
Cold or the Grip: invariably
"Seventy-seven" is their special pet
remedy.
To get the best results take
"Seventy-seven" at the first sneeze
or SILVER.
If you wait till your bones ache
it may take longer.
wDoctor's Book on the treat
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mailed free.
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Humphreys Honeo. Medicine Co.. 1856 Viii
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The children of DR.. Hoffa, a New
York occulist. never have to ash
where they were born. for they were
given as names their places of birth.
Thus three Woro oa3ed RortlanA
Boston ana Harlem.
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Of the foreign community have re-
quested that it be kept open three
nights a week instead of two A
recommendation has been made to
this effect. and notice will be given
later regarding it. The residents in
Georgetown are requested to tell all
fore1gn-born persons living in the
nefghborhood about these classes
Owing to the great need and popu-
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iarity OF Miss Rhodes sewing class.
at old Central High. it has been de-
cided to keep the sewing room open
three evenings of the regular school
classes and two afternoons each week
All foreign born women Interested
in learning to sew and speak English
at the same time are cordially invited
&c attend these classes.
The Americanization School Orches
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ira. under the direction Of Prof.
Christiani, will begin practice tomor-
row for. the graduation exercises. No
vember 23.
tNote: Items pertaining 10 school
affairs. for insertion in this column
should be sent to the school editor Of
The Star. reaching him not later than
Friday morning of each week.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
DCNA ANA COUNTY
WILL GIVE BIG MAJORITY

Albuquerque, Oct. 6-Capt J. E.
Ike nburg state senator and a leader
OF Dona Ana County Republicans
prophesies a complete Republican
victory in that county in the coming
election. The majority at the last
election will be increased both by
the votes OF the Republican women
and by the absolute harmony n
which the Republicans OF that coun-
~ are working.
Capt. Reinburg says after talking
with Republicans from all parts Of
Dona Ana County during the recent
county convention that the prospects
OF republican victory in that coun-
ty are exceptionally good as the Re
publ can county ticket is unusually
strong. Judge Mechem's popularity
is extensive in Dona Ana county
and although stories are being cir
crlated denying this they can hard
ly come from any other source than
the opposing party, as there is no
such opposition. The CAPITA n says
that Judge Mechem will get better
than the normal majority in that
county and that the Harding vote
viii be very large as the people of
Dona Ana County are against the
Legue OF Nat IONS regardless of party
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
RIO ARRIbA HAD
BIG CONVENTION AT
CHAMA SATURDAY
MOST HARMONIOUS REPUB-
LICAN CONVENTION HELD
III MANY YEARS, PARTY
MAJORITY WILL BE AT
LEAST TWO THOUSAND

The Republican county conven-
ton for Rio Arriba county was held
at Chama Saturday afternoon and
evening and was largely attended
by delegates from every precinct in
the county. The convent on was
the most harmonious for many
years in Rio Arriba county and there
were no factonal differences what
ever and not single delegate in
the convention who was not per-
iectly well satisfied with the ticket
and platform adopted.
The convention was addressed by
Judge Mechem and Nestor Montoya.
candidates for governor and con-
gressman, and by Alexander Read,
candidate for district attorney, in
add ton to the many local speakers
who took part.
The better politically informed Re
publicans in that county estimate
that the major ty for both state and
county tickets will be not less than
1000 and many of the Democrats
who are inclined to admit the truth
about the matter admit that they
''N hNllicAe dgd HSt SuCn strong
and popular candidates as the Re
puh'ican' have nominated, and ad-
nit that the Republicans claims are
approx mately correct The coun-
~ ticket is as follows:
Senator, Enrique A. Abeytia
Representatives, Policarpo Archu-
lcta. Celustriana c. MaeStas
Assessor Silviano Roybal
Supt. of Schools, Canuto Trujillo
County clerk, Manuel Garcia
Treasurer. Ismael Ulibarri
Sher IF, Manuel A. Gallegos
Probate Judge. Frutoso Archuleta,
County Commissioners
Justo Lopez, 1st District
Ramon Moya. 2nd District
Edward Sargent. 3rd District
Surveyor, Hermeth A. Heron
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
STATE COLLEGE STUDENT
GETS RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

At meeting of the board OF exa-
m ners for Rhodes scholars from the
State of New Mexico recently held
in Albuquerque, John V. Hopkins of
the State College was elected Rho
des scholar for the l92l-'22 session
at Oxford University, England This
IS the first year that the State Col
lege students have been eligible for
Rhodes scholarships. Formerly,
appl cants must have studied Gre k
and Latin which are not taught at
the college. This requirement was
abolished a few months ago, and the
result that the first State college
candidate successfully passed the
examinations.
Mr.. Hopkins was prominent in all
forms of college act witty. He played
tulback on the l9l9-'20 football
team, took an active part in the
literary and debating society, and
was member OF the Student Com
mission. His home is in Magdale-
ma, N. Nj.
lie sails for England some time
next summer, to take up his work
at Oxford in October, 1921.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
EDDY

Miss Lou Hughes. leader Of the
Boys and Girls clubs OF Eddy cor--
ty. WI bring her tenure Of Office
tc close next week. during the
meeting Of the Eddy County Teach
ers' Institute. when she will exh'-
bit the results of the cl-ib bows and
-'-ls at the high school. The ex-
hibits viii be made on Friiav O-f7-
ber 9Th. and w Il consist of DISPLAYS
of poultry. pigs ard sewing Prizes
have been offered by Carlsbad mer-
chants for the first and seconi
prizes. and competition is said 20 be
keen among the members OF the
ciubs. Besides the exhibit al
Carlsbad. VI Sc Hughes will also COZ
duct sinliiar displays AT Ar-esia
Hope and Cottonwood. al Of them
next week. As the office Of lsader
Of the clubs has been discontinue
bv the commissioners. this viii close
the work of Miss Hughes n Ediy
county. where sire has made an en-
viable reputation for such work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
HlDAlG0

Through the action Of the Noun
tain States Telephone Co, Lords
burg has been deprived of the use
OF long distance telephone service
Manag Allen submitted the case
TO Chairman HUGH c Williams Of
the state Corporation Commits, on
and tn week Hugh told the Noun
tain States TO come across and meet
Manager Allen half way
To make it sure he came here IN
person with Harry &. Bowman. as
sistant attorney neral and in les,
time than il takes TO write This
story long distance was re-estab-
lishcd and the people gett ng ser
vice.
For six years or more we have
ben printing a heading Hughes
Fixes En- Up. We will have 70
say. Hugh and Harry Fix En- Up
The First National Bank is m
stalling one of the most modern
and up-to-date electric burglar
alarm system that has yet been de-
vised.-Lordsburg Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
DUCKWORTH NOMINATED
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR

" Ham II Duckworth Of Ciovi.
has been selected by the republican
executive committee as. the Repub
lean nominee 'o~ Lieutenant Gov
c-nov of New MeAico.
He is one OF the pioneers Of rhe
eastern part of the state and has
been eagaged in the drug and con
fcc'ionery business n Clovis. His
present establ shnent in this line is
ere Ct thu fines: il. the state.
Ar Duckworth is extensively
known and enjoys wide popular ~
ihrouahout his section. He ta>
accepted the Republican Nom;ua
ticn and was y Albuquerque last
night for a conference with the par
" campaign committee.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
LEA

Loyington's first bale OF cotton
was brought in on Wednesday Of
this week bv J F. Farris. OF Nc
donald This baie we ghed 1899
pounds. Mr. Ferris has in twenty
acres and evnects to make a li,tle
over eight bales.
Owing to the Iovington gin rot
being quite ready for operation. &. p
cotton was stored for Few dlys
The merchants Of Lovingto1 ia-c
ra;sc4 a premium of $500 which was
offered Tor he first bale BROUGHT IN
and . is understood that Tafun is
offering q similar premium
The second bale of cotton was
brought to town by 6 1. Dan els
l. WEIGHED 1904 pounds NJ Dan
iels took his first bale 70 Tatun yes
terday and thie citizens made M a
pure of $500 and presented It 20
him. He heard of Iovington's gen
crows offer OF S200O0 as a premium
for fHe first bale of cotton and so
he N-oreht this bale down here only
70 find he was twenty-four hours
too late.
Mr. Daniels Gotten * of tho Ma
be1e variety and ias the ed in Il.
The bale he sold YESTERDAY to Mr.
Ccllrm al Taturn brought Q cents I
mound which was equivalent TO
Y cents pound when the seed Is
taken ont NJ N1niels' has q
acres m cotton ard exnects to make
SIXTEEN or ei-h;een bales. H 10
be Congratulated on such a fine
crop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
lHE FEDERAL COURT is
NOW IN SESSION

The iall term OF the United Dis
trict court was convened in this
city Tuesday, with Judge Colin Neb-
lett presiding. The grand jury or
ganiz d comprises the following
men:
Manuel NJ. Vigil, Talpa; Salmon
Salazar, Old Albuquerque X. X.
A.dr ch, Manueita; L. B. Reed,
Hudson; Lester Cooper Albuquer-
que; Daniel Garcia, Las Cruces
Kelly Phillips, Deming; Charles 5.
White, Albuquerque; Antonio Con
zales, Tres Pedras; ii, p Rosen-
berry, Raton; J. 7. Attcrbury, Farm
ington; Walter Beck, Aztec; ]. w.
Yates, Tyrone; Roy d. Ed r, St.
Nrain; r. L. Nations, Hllsboro ;
Francis H. Ryan, Carlsbad; L. p.
Smith, Tucumcar G. w. Watson,
jenkins; Nye G. Martin, w F.. Mau-
ger, Albuqut rque; Henry l. Abel,
Belen; Rosendo Chavez, Santa Rosa
Max Mondragon, Bernallllo; A f.
Walker, Albuquerque; Frank Sando-
val, Santa Fe; Florentino Montoya,
Kelly; Sim Cullen, Wagon Mound; !;
Sylvester NJ. Chase, Lordsburg:
Fred Alleman, Variadero; Manuel
silva Captain; X. L Dunlap, Dun
lap; Fred Woolford, Sedan
1t is expected that the grand jury
will conclude is work in three or
four days. The shortnsss of the
term will be because the offenses
against the liquor laws will be pros
ecuted on information, no indict-
mcnt being required II is the
general custom at the fall term to
transfer to Albuquerque from Santa
Fe, on the Monday following the
day the grand jury adjourns, to be-
gill the trial OF cases. This year
on account of the great interest in
the election, the Albuquerque term
will not be convened until Thurs
day. November a. The term at
albuquerque probably will last six
week. or two months.
The following sr-terces were I'm
pose for -" violations:
E.lalio Arrondo, Transporting
VIII skey, 500.
Joe Wooten. violating migratory
game law. SIS.
George F. Blashek, manufacturing
wine, SIS.
A. NJ Hubbard, shipping beaver
pelts, $500.
Francisco Galvan, selling sotol 90
days in jail
Caroline Weber, selling wine. $3.50
Anna Bertoll making wine, $3.50.
Ben Alva, selling wh'skey. % Gays
in Jail
J. J. Williams. manufacturing
whiskey, 90 DAYS in jail
William Sanford. purchasing whis-
key. S25
Sabine Farinelr. violating migra-
tory game law. SIS.
Julio Mendoza, Transporting alco-
holic liquor. $50
Antonio Risendez. having teuu IA
in possession on Indian reservation. 4
$50
On Wednesday court was opened
with the case against Oscar Samuel
SOL of Artesia who pleaded guilty
OF having tbre. quarts of whiskev
IN his warehouse for his own use.
He was fined SIS and costs. /
Ten months in the federal iail
was the sentence imposed upon Jose
Baca for failing to register for the
draft. Baca was in Mexico at that
time but his home Is in La Luz, this
state.
John w Brown and John Fl. COL
cazer were fined 500 and costs for
selling booze in Tucumcai.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
COLFAX

A wonderful gray squirrel coat is
being displayed in the window OF
the Style Shop tn week, the
price of which is $1,000. Two more
coats similar in character. one valu-
ed at $3.50, are expected to arrive
within another week Both will be
OF gray squirrel, the better coat be-
ing made of y separate pelts. wrap
py style and the other, a 81 .0O0 coat
in three quarter length. This is the
first time in the history of the city
that coats of this value have been
offered by sny local merchant and
/: indicates the growing prosperity
OF the people of this reg on.
The work of finishing the new
quarters OF the Kilmurray Clothing
company in the Bruggeman building
is bei,o pushed rapidly, and will be
completed = the orcnn ng day Of
the fair This will be one of tte
most attractive stores n the city.
Grs Papn7s was arrested Dv the
sheriff's office Wednesday on a
charge of bootleFping and on being
arraigned in ludce Wig rs court
pleaded guilty and received a sen
fence Of ninety days in the county
jail which he is now serving.-Ra-
tcn range.
The new Kelly shop al Ration. ;s
fss' nearing complet on and has
opened for business This is
very beautiful little shop ard a dis
tirct addition to the business fea-
tures of the city.
The CITY electro LIGHT department
is fast putting in place the iron
standards for the ornament4l olrs-
Ter lights in the downtown district
az Ration.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
CURRY

Oil and gas leases covering 200OO
acres of land mills north of Claud
g post office Y MI les north OF this
CIV is consideration contract for
a deep test for oil closed here TODAY
between L. H. Sanders. a holder Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
DE BACA

d +, Laubman, county agent
J f. Elder cashier of the Citizens
Bank, Secretary B O. Wade. Of the
Farm and Ranch Bureau, and Peter
Yockey, member OF the Bureau
were in Amarillo, Texas for several
days this week, where they arrang
ed to purchase Jersey cows for the
valley farmers The Farm and
Ranch Bureau has worked hard to
secure these cows and with the FL
nancial backing OF the c tizeus
Bank, has started the valley farm
ers on the road 10 a profitable dairy
business-Fort Sumner Leader.
October 23rd Is the date set for
receiving and Judging the 100 head
Of Hereford Steer calves entered in
competition last spring, for this
fall vent by twenty five different
breeders.
This enterprise was launched bv
VIM IT. Fu-bee, president of the
Bank of Commerce and his asso-
ciates. who huv these one hundred
top calves from Twenty-Five differ
cnt herds AZ good lour price ani
in addition give s2s0oo in premiums
70 the thee b-ecdors whose calves
arc Indeed the beet
There rcver has heen an even.
ru'lcd c-f New Ncvico that has
created 'hc irte~os' 'h7t 'his owe
woe ar' b~cc1cr, f~om an eastern
Now Nrvioo ~n1 Wce'c-u r.-a.
are ;,,s,-o.,cd -, H. .,.n,,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
new Mexico
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BERNALILL0

The First Nat 'onai bank has filed
suit against Masie K. Moore
executrix and Theodore N
Leroy o. Moore, for $500, alleged
due on promissory note. 1t is
all ged that the estate is solvent
and although two years have elapsed
since the probation OF the will the
executors have ia led to pay the
note. If the judgment is allowed
the plaintiff asks that if the defen-
dants do not pay with II the time
set by the court that provision be
made for the selling of five forty
acre tracts given as security.
More than $4,000 in back pay is
now being given employees of the
Santa Fe railroad at Albuquerque
as the result of the wage Increase
granted them recently by the wage
adjustment board.
All employees. with the exception
OF trainmen on the Santa Fe coast
lines have been given back pay ioI
May, June and July and coast Inc
men are now being given back pay
tor these months. The additional
increase for August was in the regu-
lar pay checks.
or tn s amount employees Of the
back shops have received $500 for
the three months and workers of
the round house nearly $4,000. An
accurate estimate OF the amount
paid to trainmen could not be as
c csrtained here b cause a Vi ion
headquarters are at other towns.
The time for men on the Rio Grande
divis on is figured At san Marcial
for men on the coast lines at Wins
low and for the men or the division
north Of Albuquerque Las Vegas