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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
RI, YNYv

Oihee Of the COMMISSIONS Of Public
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Motto. ~ hereby given that pursuant o.
the provisions Of an Ac, 81 Congress ap.
proved June Dth. 1910. the lave OF the
State Of Hrv Mexico. and rules and r~gu.
iations Of the State Land Office. the Com.
missioner Of Public Lands yin offer a, pub.
he sale 90 the highest bidder at 2 O'Clock
P ~, or Thursday, SEPTEMBER End. l9n.
in the town Of Silver City, Count. q Grant,
State OF Ne- Mexico, in front Of he court
house therein, the iollo~ins described
tracis % land, via:
Sale No. 1917 - wHSWx. SEC. IS: T u
$, r ~ W, containing 500 acres. There
are no Improvements.
Sale No. ISL - All Of Sc. p: Z. s
v 70 ", containing ca0D acres. The
Improvements consist nf frnciug. value
eDg0
sale No. 81 NEESwz. Sc. u; T..
i 6. x = W. containing 600 acres
There re no improvement.
ssle No. Iss, r1zSER. Sc. .: T. is 6.
p u W. containing 500 acres There are
no improvements
Sale No 1855 SwZNEN, SFzrwH.
Ni<SEZ. Sec. z; T. II 8, x. n W. en-
tanning roo acres. selected for thu Santa
F. and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund
are no improvements
Sale No. 1886 - swHsEH. SC. 8: 81
SEH. EISWH, SEA Sc. - NEZSwA
w1swl4. SEzswz, SwHsEA, SEHsEH'
sec q sENSsN. @'zNEa WI SCI
see. Y; NM s1<swH. Sc. IS: 7. u
s p Is W. containing 57pO- acres. Of
shich sOn acres wee sri-c,~d for M
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

and he lost. And when the Democrats
staged their joll f~icatioD Harding
played in the town band.
Even today Harding reveres the
memory OF Blaine. In his sanCtum
hangs a picture Of the "Plumed KnI-
ght" aud with il hang pictures OF
Mckinley, TAFT, Mark Hanna, For
akcr and Roosevelt.
AS a spellbinder Hard ng IS a non-
der. He is eloquent and oonVinc ng.
Friends and enlmies are agreed that
he IS the best orator and campaign
isl in the Buckeye state. His first
public address was made in 1879 az
ter he had been nominated for state
senator He was asked 10 preside at
a large meeting which Senator JO-
seph 3. Foraker was 10 address IN
Logan county.
II vas then that Ohio's champion
spellhmder had his first and only
attack Of stage fright The Big crowd
pot ms goat. The eminent presence
OF Senator Foraker ratified him. lie
forgot his speech After the meeting
a kindly wise old Scotchmau sent up
to hia and SAID
NJ Harding, is had your .Ifr Of
CAB / wouldn't be so damned Shy
about Il"
Dratof} IS not Nardiug's Only claim
20 fame lie is a self made man He
is Rilttd with ttr bulldog l,naCitv
which makes failures stelqr0g stones
to success
Ohio latest presidential candidate
s-yraT hF. Cir. ..|lt- frr.rvr COWS
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

w J. Lauok. consulting Economist
Of the railroad br~o,herhoods and nm
ions, asserts that the sugar specula-
tors and proiitecrs will clean up on
the most conservative estimate, not
less than $60000OD this year. which
represents d contribution Of $50 per
family The country is still waiting for
the action Of Mitchell Palmer, pro-
titeer hunter-Kennebrck journal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

BIDS JULY o, 1870
Scaled proposals will be received ~ tn
office n the New Mexico State Hiehwas
Commission, Capitol Building, Santa Fe
New texicp, until 1000 A, Nj July = 1910
for The construction of New McxiCo Fed
eral Aid Proect No. 81, Sierra Counts
Length Of Project 1902 miles. located b.
tween Elephant Butte Dam and Ho; Springs
Approximate main quantities As follows
PISS Gu. fds. Glass ] Excavation
49 Gu Yds. Glass ] Borrow.
.l5s sta Yds. Overhaul.
I57S Gu. Nts. One Course Gravel SusiatuE
IAb CT. Yds. Sand Clay Sub Pase
i. E Gu. Yds. Rip Rap.
10 In IT. Is" Corr. Metal Cuiyc,t az
IL In F. 9r' Corr Metal Culver, q,
gauge.
~ "a. Yds. Glass "B' Concrete.
Forms Tor proposals, Instructions 20 bd
ders, plans and specifications may be G.
auined at the office Of the Disirlc; r.
ginoer. Las Cruccs, Nv Moaico, OF MAJ
he procured n tho oi.'a 81 The State High
way Engineer, Santa re. ReN A,Nic1, NJ
On depcsit oil $40, which deposit all be r.
funded when the plans and specification
are returned in good order.
The STATE Hiehway Commission resrrv.
the right TO REJECT any and all proposal
l.. A.. GILLETT.
State Highway fnRinesf
Santa Fe, n. NJ, June 10, 1920
First Publication June II, 1917,
Last Publication July 2, 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
LEAGUE OF MEN, NOT NATIONS

There has been a public refere1-
dunn in Switzerland on the league
Of nations. BY q vote Of H. can
tons 10 l0E cantons the repnblio is
to enter the league Il is q unique
fact that Switzerland is the only
country thus far whose people have
had an opportunity 10 express them.
selves on the question In spite Of
the theory OF INSTRUMENTATION"
behind the whole league idea. every
member state thus far recorded has
been committed 10 the policy of in
ter%nationalis1n by the officials at the
head OF the government, who were,
IN most cases. chosen when the lea
que was not an issue and had not
even been heard Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

$50 of the Records of Deeds of Santa Fs
County, to which reference is hereby made
for a more particular description thereof
The defendants and each Of them are here
by notified that unless they enter then
S day of Aug. 1870, judgment in said cause
will be rendered against them and each
Of them by default. Plaintiffs attorney
Francis c. Wilson, Post Office Address,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my official
seal as Clerk of the District Court within
and for the county of Santa Fe, State Of
New Mexico. this 10 day of June, p20.
ALFREDO LUCERo,
By A. N. BERGERE,
First Publication June IS, 1870.
Last Publication July 9, 1920.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF SANTA FE,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Sublett,
Plaintiff.
John Dickson Sublett.
Defendant.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.
The above named defendant, John Dick
son Sublett, is hereby notified that a com
plant has been filed against him in III
DioflAN- oodih VI AHt no. hNN@hH DfS
,rict Of the State of New Mexico. within
and for the County of Santa Fe, that be
ing the court in which said cause IS pend
ing, by said plaintiff, Eugenia Sublett
the general object of said suit being toT
divorce, custody Of the minor child. Rob
ert Lee Sublett, suit money, aliIuony aut
costs. as viii more fully appcar BY r.
terence to the complaint filed therein. AND
said defendant is further notified that un
he enters his appearance in sad caus'
on or before the 9th day of July, l91
will be rendered against hum 10
SAID cause by default.
The plaintiffs attorneys are Renehan Z
Gilbert. whose address is Santa Fes New
Mexico.
In witness whereof ! have hersunto SCI
hand and affixed the seal OF SAID Dis
,Tict Court this l7th day of June 1929.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Cler,
by a NJ BERGERR.
put
tSEAI1
Publication June u, 1870
ast Publication Iuly 9 1870
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
ROAD

TAI OF NEW Mthloo
blbs JULY o, i%1
seated proposals "iIl be received at tn
once OF the New mShico state ~tlishwaS
Commission capitol Building, Santa re
ne" MtSlea' untl %'W n M July o, ia
tor The construction OF New Mexico Fec
Yral A'd IroJtct 20 a., Grant COUNTY
Length o' frolect laEa mics Located Dc
tween siisti Gay ana I'm.
Appr"N'mate man HnSntitts as iUilows
s.9SS Ga fas Class tAoavation
~ "a nds' Lass LAeaVaton-
Issd u nds' Ease Excavation
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

sa's " swx- Sc EsSS~ I'M I'M; sec p &
NwA, sHNEH, Sec. III; T. rs S, R. L
W., containing coU acres. There are no
improvements.
sais No. lAi An of Sec 81; 7. rs s.
Z. u W., EKWH, Sec. s; T. 10 S, r p
w, containing a4.5s acres. There are no
improvements.
Sale No. $50 = WHNEA, EHNWA, See.
u; T. Is s, R Is W., containing l0o.m
acres. There are no improvements.
s. Sale as No sM ,se sENNwH. NJ, SEHsgA'
e; Lot 2, swHsEN, Sec. y; r rs. R
II W., containing 1917 acres. There are
no improvements
NEA. NEAsEH. Sec. :. Lots IL, ). !,
SW4, sHswz. Sec. .; szswN, Sec. Z:
8 sNs% 2AS;r Sec s 8 ksfswa s,z sEsEA' N fssi
SW&, WHsEN, SEAsEA, Sec, 10; EWA,
Sec. IL; 7. IS s, R. IS w.. SEA, Sec. 4:
IT. IS s. R. 10 W.. containing 2,4lS2s acres,
There are no Improvements
Sale No. lsS - VIZ. Sec. d; ~. seq
NW&, EHSW4, Sec. Il; T. Is s, R. IS
W, containing 7610 acres. There are no
improvements.
Sale No. 1886 sWANWM. NWASWA,
Sec. 0- !. 10 s, R. IS W, containing 800
acres, selected Tor the Santa Fe and GU ~,
County Railroad Bond Fund. There are no
improvements.
Sale No. 1877 SWH, NwAsEA, Sc.
d; WHNWM, Sec. 80; T. 10 6, R. 10 " ..
nonta,nlng -" acres Inc" d" d" 7"
Sale No. ias EHsE&. Sec. 2; VIZ
SWH, Sec. %; T. 70 S, K. 10 W. con
Jimmy W." @N" " " Az :"
p"'Sh
s.. NJ 10. An ~ c., o.. r 10 G
"s H. ~ m m
n - W. containing UoISo 800. " y.
pIOycheh's "ohsist " "HeHe '
N'o'"'
. cu,,<eEt< g II. 81
SAFE NO is$ 2"AoEA ~ ~
ss""S; Sc III wujE14' &c - NW,/ Mi
NHNN a. 2HANn T. 81 - ""ANTH;
sec "a i /" ,, n. II w, containing @"o"'
acres i"'e arr 40 "'pio'e"''
cy,
Saie Nc 1921 -, o~S- oEN' % .,
90 - D " - W containing sou"
acres -" i"pfoF' nn'hts ''"SlNt " "'p,
baIns, 'oiIa'"' vel ana l'nV'"s '-'''
2A4@D
NO bl on tie above dtScIlotd tIatts
- Iand w Dc accepted lat i'ss than INK
DpLl4,h9 49, Per fN'e, nm" ;,,"o
appraised Nalne thereof ana IN addltlnn
thereto me successful bidder must pay i9'
the improvements that exist on me Iahd
E-gh o. iht 2hoVe descrihed tracts VIII
me hove sal7 OF land "ii De suhjtct
90 tn following terms and c"ld.hons' VIZ;
LE'rpi t'7 the land selected Tor me
santa re AM GRANT 'ouhly h'iifoau houd
tund, the 'necess'ni BIDDER must pay 10
me tominlssloner Of rhDhe ANUS or ms
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
CT 4 SSlFtED
eus'sFeS OPPORTUNITIES

COLUMBIA HATCHERY We ca,
supply you with any quantity of Baby
Chicks. We have IA varieties includ-
ing all leading Breeds. Live delivery
by Parcel Post or EXPIRES,
Write for prices. p. o. Box. IIU
Denver Colo
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

MARRY-For speedy marriage; alb
solutely the best largest n the
country: established IS years; thou-
sa~de wealthy members. both sex.
wishing eariy marriage; conf Dental
descriptions free. The Dld Reliable
Orb. Mrs.. Wrrhel 732 Madison.
Oakland. Cal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
NOTICE OF SUIT

willie VI SSA
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN.
ia FE.
II n Cartwright 4 Brother,
8 corporation.
We No. D7s
Samuel C. Cartwright,
Mrs. Anna Townsend.
Mrs. Ella x. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Minnie r. Parrett.
Mrs. s. D. Fuimer,
Mrs. Edna Heiser,
Mrs. Clarissa M. Huston,
John fayette and Carlois Gsilegos
de Fayette, his wife; the unknown
heirs Of John Fa,eite, deceased;
Juan Garcia,
Mary Doe Garcia;
the unknown heirs Of Juan Garcia decd
All unknown persons claiming an interest
in the property described below. and the
unknown heirs Of any deceased person l.
may, in hi. lifetime, have clairned any in
terest in any Of the property described be
low:
To the Defendants above named:
You arc hereby notified that the above
entitled oause is pending in the above en-.
titled court; that the general objects OF
said action are, to quiet the title in the
plaintiff to the lands hereinbclo~ described.
to-WIt:
The following described real estate in
Santa Fe County, New Mexico, TO wit:
l. An undivided t~o-thirds interest IN
80, in the City oi Santa Fe, as shown On
the map made by Thomas A. Hayden in
june 1919, IN Cause No. 67os. District Court
Of Santa fe County, wherein :. q. Cart
wright -a. plaintiff and Manuel Sando
val, ct al. were defendants. which said NAN
was duly filed for record in the Office OF
the County Clerk 81 Santa Fe County. New
Mexico. az E1-offioio Recorder thereof. on
the &fh day Of My. 1874.
2 That certain tract Of land in the City
Of Santa Fe described in City DEED No.
81, and bounded as follows: On the south
by the Rio Santa Fe; on the east by lands
NJ. Jones; on the west by the Ar
royo Torreon and the lands Of unknown
owners. and on the north by the
Bn acres, according 10 the sur
vey thereof made by John l. Zimmerman
az City Engineer Of the CITY of Santa Fe
and designated as Tract No. 2" on his
map of SAID survey. and more particularly
corded December a. 1900 in Book III al
page Q OF the records Of deeds IN the Of
of the County Clerk IT Santa Fe Coun-
ty, N. NJ. as Es-officio Recorder thereof.
; Lot. Nos. /, 2. J. e Z. and . in
Block 2 in Don Diego Addition to the City
thereof, and more particularly des-
in City Deed No iss. recorded Nav
1901, IN Book IL at page IS Of the
records of the County Clerk of The Coun-
y of Santa Fe a. Ex-officio Recorder
and described in the sard City Deed
IS follows
An Of lot. one hundred and uinety- six
lo0 and one hundred and ninety seven
1gO. IL Bloch thiriy-t~o GD ss shown
~ and upon the official survey. and
,iats Of the City Of Szufa Fe, and On
lie IN the office Of the Git, Ceri Of san
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

MARRY IF LONELY; for results
try me. best and most successful
Home Maker; hundreds rich wish
marriage SOON: strictly confidential,
most reliable. years Of experience
descriptions free. The Successful
Cub." Mrs. 2. Bail, Boz $50 Oakland,
California
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Nan with team or auto
who can give bond to sell 1877 Wat
kins home and farm products. Big
gest concern of kind in the world
$500 to 5000 yearly income. Terri
'ory in this county open. Write to-
day 10 J. r. WATKINS co, Dept
ia. Winona. MINI.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

LADY RANCH OWNER, A., Worth
$4,000 World Marry L-Rox IS,
Leagne. Toledo, Ohio
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

SUIT TO QUIET IiTiE
Plaintiff.
Unknown heirs Of Candelsrio
Martinez. deceased, and I'm.
known claimants OF interests
IN the premises adverse to
the plaintiff.
Defendants.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
Notice is hcrch- glvcn that III" .N1.r
emitted cause ~ nov pending IN the IBIS.
triot Court in and for the county of Ssnts
Fe, State Of New Mexico, and the obi-et
OF said cause is 30 quiet title to the fol.
lowing described tract or 'tracts Of land:
Beginning on South bank Of SAINTS r.
River on East boundary of Taisya Hi
Grant at a cross on a granite in place atx
Dxl5 ins. above ground marked | on We,
face, from which the witness corner 10 the
Northeast corner Of the Talaya Hill Grant
bears south 5 degrees 80 minutes 0-A Sur
Veyor's chains: thence along South bank
81 Santa Fe River North "a degrees West
o72 chs. to a cross on granite in place
52S24x14 ins. above ground and marked 2
on south face; thence continuing along
south bank of Santa Fe River south Il
degrees 80 Minutes west 7S chains to a
cross on a granite stone Sxllx9 ius. ser
20 in ground and marked J on ea.- face:
thence along line Of fence on West side e
place south y degrees IS minutes Es.;
lo.6l chs TO the East boundary OF Taiaya
Hill Grant. and marked . From this
corner meander Corner s OF the Eas4 boun.
dairy OF the grant bears south s degrees
80 minute. east B.B chs: thence cor'iru-
ing from angle 4 of this tract aiong East
boundary Of Tslaya Hill Grant North De
grees g minutes West Dm chs. t. IL,
witness corner 10 the northeast corner az
the Grant and n.1 chs. 70 the becinninR
corner OF this survey. The area Il this
tract is 6ss acres, This description Is
according to the survey Of Chas W. Deven-
dorf. licensed Engineer. made May =. 1920.
a plat of which is on file xith the Coun.
ty Clerk .
Also all that certain tract or parcel Of
thereon remaining on the S~outhwest Ouart-
tr OF the Northeast Quarter and the north
~est quarter OF the Southeast quarter. sns
the Lots numbered two. three and five
II Section Jventy-one in Town ship Seven
teen north of Range Ten east. Of the New
Mexico Meridian. New Mexico. heretofore
patented to CsDdelario Martinez Intend
ing hereby to set aside from the original
patent those cersin transfers as made By
he original grantees, the said Candelario
nartinez and Antonio Bacs de Martinez,
wife, TO Frankie r. Sehgman by dcci d.
October IS, 1905, and which said deed
8 recorded in Book Ii al page ~ Of TIE
records Of deeds OF Santa Fe County, n.
and 10 Santa Fe Water q Light Com
,any. by deed dated June 9. 1907. and r.
,orded in the Office Of the county Record
7 Of Santa Fe County in BOOK Ii at page
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

CIVIL ENGINEER, y, With $4,000
Will Marry. W-Box 3l3, Corr Co
Monroe. Mich.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
by a NJ BERGERE.

(SEAL)
FIRST Publication June II, 1870
Last Publication July 9, 1870
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
PERSONAL

ASrRGIOGY- STARS TELL LIES STORY
Stnd b;-thdate and dime for trial reading
EDDY, 400 Jefferson, Kansas City, Mis-
snuri fpartmrnt 81
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

ssh No rss swzNEz. EwzSEE.
so acres. There are - iaDrovones.a
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
By A. NJ. BERGERF,

Deputy.
First Publication Tune Is. 1000.
Last Publication July Q. 300.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

Sale No. ls4s - An Of Sec. :; 7. 70 s.,
K. Is W, containing 5000 acres. The i'm
provements consist of fencing value
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

Sale No. 1877 - SWH, NWASEA, Sc.
d; WHNWA, Sec. 80; T. l9 6, R. 10 " .,
containing 2slO acres, There are ~ i'm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
Friends Preparing For
Transportation To Au-World
Meeting in August Next

Preparation for transportation Of
the American delegation to the ALI
World Conference of Friends in Lon
don next August is proceeding at the
central offices of Friends in Rich
mond. A large majority of the 400
American Friends who are going over
will sail on the Baltic" July 81.
Direct work of obtaining passage
Is being done in Philadelphia
through the committee on arrange.
ments, of which DR.. w. c. Woodward,
of this city, is a member.
Richmond and Earlham College
will be we'll represented not only by
Young Friends, all of whom have not
been appointed, but by the official ap.
pointees Of Indiana Yearly Meeting
and the Five Years Meeting, who in
clude DR.. w. C. Woodward, DR.. Allen
D. Hole and Robert e. Pretlow, of Sc
attic, Wash, a graduate of Earlham
representing the latter body, and the
following delegates of Indiana Yearly
Meeting: Harlow Lindley, S. E. Mich
olson, J. Herschel Coffin, of this city;
Alexander C. Purdy, an alternate, anC
Willard E. Pearson, Amboy, Ind.
Edith E. Wildman, Selma, O.; Emer
son Cloyd. Winchester; Chester L
Reagan, Spiceland, all former Earlhan
students.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
DELEGATES FROM DISTRICT ARE
NAMED FOR NJ. E. CONFERENCE

$14,77O for the support of the general
episcopacy. 1t is said that a bishop
for Indiana as a separate area could
be maintained for approximately $1O,-
900 a year.
The argument in favor of sepa-
rate episcopacy for this state arises
from an increasing demand for closer
supervision on the part of bishops.
Besides the maintenance of its
churches and lands, Indiana Method
ism has built up an elaborate organ
ization, including hospitals and edu-
cational institutions. Methodist real
ty holdings in Indiana have an esti-
mated value of ss,247,770. and it is
contended that the church organiza-
ton has reached the proportion
where it requires it's own control.
The hospital system has been ex-
tended to various parts Of the state.
Some years ago Indiana Methodists
built the Methodist hospital in Indi-
annapolis, which has since been great
| ly enlarged. Recently a hospital at
Princeton came under the control of
the church and side stations have
been established at Fl. Wayne, South
Bend and Gary.
, DR.. George R. Grose, president of
DePauw university for the last eight
years, is being widely mentioned as
a possibility. His record at DePauw
is pointed to with pride by those who
favor his election.
| Another Indiana minister mention
| ed for a vacancy is the Rev. DR.. r. j.
Wade, of Goshen. He is the district
, superintendent Of the Goshen district
of the North Indiana conference.
During the last two years he has been
| at the head of the Chicago area cen
tenary forces and has made an en-
viable record as an administrator in
i the history of the government.
Publisher May Be Selected.
/ A third man, whose name has been
associated with the bishOpric not only
in Indiana, his home state, but in other
states, is the Rev. Dr. Ernest C. Ware
ing, editor Of the Western Christian
Advocate. He is a member of one of
the north Indiana conferences and the
successful manner in which he hand
led the affairs of the church publica.
|, ton has placed him in a prominent
place throughout American Meth
odism. Hic ability as a lecturer and
platform speaker Is nationwide and
his executive qualities have been re-
peatedly proved. 1t is the belief oil
his friends in his home state, as vel
| as those where his paper circulates
that he conference will select him fol
: one Of the vacancies.
, The Rev. DR.. Fred B. Fisher, asso
I ciate secretary Of the board of foreign
missions with headquarters in Chicago
is also in line for the bishopric. HI
, holds his Indiana residence in the
north Indiana conferences.
, A proposed change in the church
} law, which is of interest to Indiana
r laymen, is that they be given equa
: representation and vote in the annua
: conferences. At this time only ordain
| ed ministers are permitted to decid,
questions in the annual conferences
but proposal has been made that thu
general conference amend it's law 81
> equally with laymen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
APRIL

concerns of Richmond and other Indi-
ana cities being absorbed by the larg-
er ones, or are they going out Of
business in the face of the high cost
of labor and materials?
According to T. J. Stuart, chief spe-
cial agent for the United States CEN
sus bureau, who is now taking an In
dustrial census of the state, present
indications are that the increase in
the Industrial census will not show
the same ratio as the population. He
says many plants reported in 1915 are
now out Of business or not in opera
ton. Unless many new places can be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
Mems Noon Glasses Will
Play Vollev Boil at 'Y''

Two sides are to be chosen from
the Mems noon class at the "Y'', and
a series of volley ball games will be
played. A senior captain for each
side will be chosen and a CAPTAIN for
each week This same arrangement
was maintained for 10 weeks last fall
with good results and much enthus-
iasm.
The class is composed of business
men, including r. E. Brewer, Fred H.
Lemon, Forrest J. Gartside, A. G. AL
len, Fred r. Borton, James Hornaday,
w. L. Stump, r. J. Buck, A. D. Gayle.
Dell Davis, John Longstreth, Allen
Jay, Ben Bartel, William Schoble, Wal.
ter Doan, DR.. Williams, Ray K. Shive.
ly, F.. D. Henderson, John Marshall
DR.. Busche and M. E. Coulter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27

found. the number of establishments
reported at this census will show q
decrease compared to the number re-
ported in 1915.
The bureau of the census regards
any establishment, the product OF
which has a value Of $500 or more, .
manufacturing industry and should be
included in the 1920 manufacturing
census