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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-21
Constitution and Bylaws
of The Woman's Club
of Carrizozo, N. M.

ARTICLE |.
Name This Club shall be known as
the Woman's Club Of Carrizozo.
ARTICLE II.
Object The object Of the Club shall
be for the advancement Of woman's
interests in the community.
ARTICLE Ill.
Officers Section l.. The officers Of
this club shall consist Of a President,
First Vice. President, Second Vice
President. Secretary. and Parliemsnt-
arinn.
Sectiun II. The officers Of this club
shall be elected by ballot at the annual
meeting to be held the first Friday In
April.
Section Ill. A nominating commit
tee, consisting of five members, shall
be selected at second meeting in March
by drawing marked slips.
Section ~. No person shall hold
more than one official position or serve
for a longer period than two successive
years, but any person shall be eligible
to re- election after an interval OF tive
years from the time she held office.
ARTICLE ~.
Membership-Sectio /. The mem.
bership of this club shall consist OF
an unlimited number.
Section II. Names are proposed fol-
membership by any member of the clul
and endorsed by two other members II
good standing. The proposed member
must possess a good moral character.
ARTICLE v.
The President shall appoint the chair
man of standing committees n al
other committees for the transaction
| Of club work, Such chairman shal
select his co-workers,
ARTICLE vi.
Tho officers and chairman of stand
ing committees shall constitute thu
Board of Directors who shall attend /,
the business and management of thu
Club.
ARTICLE VII.
Amendments This constitution ma
be amended 10y a two third vote o
members present, after being rea,
twice In open meeting
BYLAWS
Time Section | Tho Woman
Club of Carrizozo shall meet the frs
and third Friday in each month, be
tween the hours of three and five p. m
Section II. Five members OF the eluI
shall constitute a quorum for the tran
saction Of business.
Section Ill. (a) The annual aes o
the Woman's Club shall be Soc.
Cb) Any member not paying her due
three months after they become du
f%orfeits her membership.
(c) An applicant will not be entitle
10 membership privileges until due
are paid.
Mrs. GEORGE l.. ULRIcK,
Secretary
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grade as fast as they show prom
Use and ability to do the work.
Those promoted from the
eighth grade into the high school
are: Kastler Taylor. Max Taylor.
Evelyn French, William Kahler.
Rolla Place, Herbert Tennis. Ada
Corn. Maria Jaurigui. Domesella
Abba, Aileen Haley, Lois Jones,
Lois Stidham, Nellie Ayres, Joe
Mcllhaney, Alta Carl, Edwin
McCarty, Leora Taylor.
Where do teachers spend the
summer? Miss Sullivant, Miss
Jarrett, Mr.. Cazier and Nh. Cole
at the Normal University at Las
Vegas, Miss Luton and Miss
Shook in Colorado. Miss Machen
in Arkansas. Mrs. Vaughn in Eel
Paso, Miss Scale at the Tennessee
summer school, Misses Ivy and
Lucille Lindsay at the Berkeley
summer school, California. Miss
Holland in Roswell, Miss Neff in
Artesia. Miss Hughes in CARR.
zozo. Mrs. Quinn at the normal
in Silver City, and Mrs. Massie
will attend the N. E. A. in Salt
Lake in July.
Mr.. Cole will be an instructor
in the Normal University at Las
Vegas. Mrs. Quinn will instruct
in the State Normal at Silver
City. Mrs. Cole will attend the
Normal University till July when
she will go to the National Edu-
cational Association at Salt Lake.
A pleasant summer to every
body.
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Fully Guaranteed
Our repair work is fully guaran-
teed to you. Western Garage.
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Notice of Dog Tax

Annual dog tax as provided for
under Ordinance No. 2 of the
Of Carrizozo, must be paid
on or before June LIST. 1920.
Annual tax for male dogs 81. 90;
for female dogs So. 90.
W. W. Stadtman,
Town Clerk.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
OFFICE PHONE NUMBER a
SCHOOL NOTES
(E. f. Cole, supt.)

The school year has closed.
Commencement week, May 10 Ia,
passed most pleasantly. Several
Of the teachers had showers"
Of various kinds, picnics and
other events. The senior class
play was q great success and a
neat little sum will be realized
and will be used for the good of
the school. At this time, the
superintendent, on behalf of the
senior class and the high school,
wishes to thank all who in any
way contributed to the success
Of the class play and the COM
mencement exercises. They were
truly community affairs since not
only those who had children in
the schools but n great many
who did not were very generous
in their assistance or their offers
of assistance. 1t was very graft
flying TO have people say Ger
tainly you may have these
things" or What can | do for
your" 1t is the spirit which
makes better schools and a better
town. We especially thank Mrs.
d. S. Donaldson for her splendid
piano work, Mr.. Dingwall for
his courtesy and fine public spirit
in allowing the use of the Crys-
tai Theatre and the Outlook and
News for their extensive adj
vertising.
This play, Evangeline, was
not only entertaining but in
structive and highly moral. 1t
gave valuable training in ex-
preston and in comprehension.
Without taking the pupils from
their classes each pupil was given
individual training by the super
intendent. The costuming and
stage setting was in the hands OF
Mrs. Cole, ably assisted by Mrs.
J. b. French and Mrs. Frank
Richard; also Misses Eva Wack
and Evelyn French of the high
school. When a circus comes tc
town a lot of money is carried
away. When the school children
give a performance not only does
the money remain in town, buI
also the actors and their intel.
lectual attainments.
Commencement exercises are
always of great interest in any
community. Those Of this year
were well up to the standard
Hon. Jonathan II. Wagner, Stat,
Superintendent of Public In.
struction, who gave the principa
address of the evening, compli
mented the C%arrizozo schools anC
spoke very highly Of the pro.
auctions given by the salutator
ian, LIMA Branum, and the
valedictorian, Hilary Cooper
also the two musical numbers
given by the Girls Glee Club.
Just before the benediction
il was very fitting that Mr.
Wagner should present thu
seventeen diplomas granted by
the State Board of Education t
the eighth grade graduates nov
passing into the high school
II is a matter of interest tina
FIVE of these students were pro.
NOTED from the seventh grade Il
the eighth grade at Christina
time and all of them mad,
good" 1t is the policy Of Supt
Cole to promote the pupils Of any
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-21

FOR RENT-The five room
Cottage back of Ziegler's Store,
known as the Walker house: pos
session given June LIST. Apply at
Carrizozo Eating House.
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FOR SALE-Black Gram a
Hay. On the ground or deliver
ed. WALTER GRUMBLEs, Box
354, Carrizozo, N. M.
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Milk Prices
FOR SALE

FOR S A L E-Steel range,
dining table and chairs, bed,
book case, refrigerator, sewing
machine and other household
articles. Call phone 16 or see
Humphrey Bros.
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Standard Prices

ONE PRICE-Ford's standard
prices on all renair work-West-
ern Garage.
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If You are looking for long dis
lance passenger service. Call
US up.
Yours for Service,
GARRARD e. CORN. If,
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FOR SALE--Buf Leghorn eggs
for setting. $40 per setting Of
Is. - Inquire of Mrs. S. f. Miller.
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WANTED-A good milk cow.
Must be fresh. Call DIR. Carl f..
Freeman, Phone Sd, Carrizozo,
N. M.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14

here for the summer to work in tine local brickyard is making quite a name for himself as a pedicure. Sev- eral of the brickyard laborers who have had warts, callouses and corns permitted the negro - doctor to treat them and so thoroughly did he do the job, that many East Berlin ties have called upon him. and his
 reputation is becoming established. An interview with the negro re- vealed the fact that he graduated from a medical college in the south and has a diploma certifying him to be a graduate physician. having taken a five year course. The preparation used by him is his own secret, no one being able 10 obtain any of it for use. It is not unusual to see several peo- pie strolling down to the doctors" shack in the evening to have their corns removed. The negro is a cable tender by day, and a foot doctor by night.
 J. L. Hubbard and Mills Griswold have returned home after spending two weeks vacation in Canada. Mrs. Nj. Sugenhime and daughter Virginia have returned from an out ing at Savin Rock.
 MT. anu hTs. fre0 buDDard nave returned from Raymond. Me where they have been spending the past two months. Mir. Hubbard is an expert angler and reports his catches this year to be the best ever. Part of the local tobacco crop is now being harvested. Tobacco buy CTS have been through here obtain ing all of the commodity available. Albert Hubbard and wife of Hig- ganum were visiting Mir. Hubbard's parents Rev. and Mrs D. B. Hub bard yesterday.
 Church services will be held in Ell of the local churches tomorrow as usual.
 All those who are going to Momau- guin tomorrow for tke outing will leave by truck from Coles store at S o'clock tomorrow morning Mrs. John Demore was a visitor in New Haven yesterday. Mrs. James Trevethan and Mrs
 Dellis Lord were Middletown visitors yesterday.
 IT you could realize how the Berlin Fair Grounds will look two years from now you would instantly get one of those large iots While you can do SO at very low prices
 and on easy terms. Over one-balf of inc property is sold. Free drawing of those beautiful presents Sunday afternoon AsL your friends what presents they received
 last week The Bodwcll Realty Company. Phone 1901.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14

Advent Christian Church.-Regular services are to be held tomorrow. At 10:45 the pastor, Rev. Geo. E. Tyler will speak upon the subject, The Beginning and the End.'' At 12:05 the Sunday school and at 2 in the evening the pastors subject will be, "A Select and Elect Race
 Brief Items.
 Mrs. Fred Singer, of Bridgeport, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of. Bank Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lathrop will return tomorrow from their vacation, spent at Myrtle Beach.
 Pearl Smith and family will leave Tuesday to spend their summer vaca-
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14

ton at Providence, R. I.
 Gordon Hartson will resume his duties at the post office after spend ing a weeks vacation in East North field, Mass.
 Robert C. Usher, town clerk, at- tended the shoot of the Danbury Gun club in Danbury today.
 Miss Della A. Basney is spending her vacation at Ocean Beach. Harold Woods of Bristol, who was killed by an electric shock in the Standard Steel and Bearings Inc, | Thursday afternoon, was buried this morning from the St. Joseph's church l in Bristol. Rev. Oliver T. Magnet l officiated.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
SUPERIOR COURT JURY LIST OUT
Many Residents Of Berlin Eligible
 for Jury Duty
DRUM CORPS IN COMPETITION
Poor Year for Peachcs, Growers Re- port--cAshman Entcrtains--sfother Suing Sons for snpport-church Noticcs-Other Items.

A. l.. Woodruff. the town clerk. has received from the offics of the as- sistant clerk of the superior court in Hartford . list Of those citizens of the town who are eligible for jury duty during the fall and winter term of the superior court. The following men are on the list: Edwin B. Adams, Walter l.. Atwater. Alfred J. Barrett, Frank A. Brandegee. Lester s. Dem- lng. William NJ. Fowler, Herbert ". Goodrich, Garner c. Goodwin. Fred Hirst. Nelson H. Minor. George B. ArIins. Ira N. Baldwin, Edward r. Durham Thomas Emerson, James ]. Fitzsimmons. Jason J. Graham, Geo. r. Griffith. John Ktniry. Arthur L. Moffatt, Bernard r. Moore, William IT. $. Morgan, John ]. McCabe. En- rico Cola, HahIon II. Hagen. Jason Fl. Taylor. Harold ". Upson, Harold h. Clark, Francis r. Cody. Ernest w. Mildrum and Lewis A. westcott.
 Drum Corps in New Britain.
 The drum corps of the Y. NJ. T. A. & B. society of KensinEton entered rhe state contests which were held in New Britain today. IL was conn., dentiy expected by their many admir- rers that they would capture at least one prize. The corps entered in hAANN NV''tes@s hHN Hiousfn plhyink. appearance and marching. The corps has been pracucing regularly every Monday evening in the hopes that they would be designated the best playing and best marching corps. Their parade uniforms are attractive being blue in color with black trim minKs and with letter embossed fin gold The corps has won large number of cups and prizes in past com mpstitivs drills. There are about twenty active members of the corps. Tony Buckley is president of the as- soeiation and Clarence Walker Is the leader. MT. Walker Las been Amer ican champion baton swinger a num- Der of times and hs entered the in- dividual contests to determine the best in that fieid of endcavor today.
 Mother Sues Sons.
 Mrs. Celia Mirante. who has been livlng with her daughter in New Britain. has brought suit for sup port against her three sons. Thomas. Antonio and Paul of Kensington. Jo- seph c. Woods issued the writ of att taehment snd Deputy Sheriff NJ. D. Stockweil served the writ on the thrce sons. The writ is returnablc in the superior court on the first Tuesday in September.
 The daughter claims that the moth- CT is a charge upon her and she has Npot the means Of support for both. Ihe. mother and her own small chill
 knd that the brothers two of
 employed at tho Berlin
 nn nu nnA -6hn oA VI
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
ROBERTS, BODY
 ARRIVES TODAY Will Be Held for Burial Until
 Next Sunday BALL GAMES TOMORROW

Local Drum Corps Enters Y. NJ. IT..
 \. B. Competition-Nex Airdrome
 Theater Nearing Completion-Usua
 Brief Items.
 The body of Sergeant Leon Rob- erts. who died while in the service in France. arrived in Plainville at 9 o'clock this morning. The body was shipped by way of Brest. France, from the zone commander at that place. Plans for the burial have not been fully completed but MT. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts wish to have the remains kept over for burial until next Sunday.
 The Brock-Barnes post will have charge of the funeral and a special
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
Style Blended With Economy
 Is Our Fur Sales Slogan

WITCHERY FURs HAS COME DOWN THRoUt GROWING MORE INTENSE UNTIL THIS AUGUST SALE MILADY HAS HER CHOICE FROM Lo' THAT HAVE BEEN EVOLVED 
 wrapS demand attention be prcnEs Whatever Fashion dictates
 
  ity and invited
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
Church Notices.

Plainville M. F.. Church.-Preach- ing by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. with Sabbath school at 12 o'clock, noon. Epworth league at 6:45 o'clock in the evening. Prayer meeting at 7:S0 o'clock. There will be prayer meet ing al 7:45 o'clock Thursday even- ing.
 Congregational Church. - Regular morning services at 10:45 o'clock. Otis Barker of Hartford will conduct
New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
Church Notices.
Berlin Notes.

Fred Hubbard of East Berlin ha returned from Maine where he wa spending a six weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris Woodruff hay gone to Twin mountains. New Hamp shire for two weeks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
JuncOs, 80 de agosto, 1920.

JuncoS, 80 de agoSto, 1871.
Senior don Antonio Quidgley.
Aprecio en- todO 10 que vale signi-
fla para mi la carinosa invitaci6n, que
usted nos extiende, en- nombre del dig
no cuerpo de maestros de La escuela TO
MAS HERNANEZ, para estar entire us
tedes durante la aperture del curse es
collar, acto que evoca en- nuestras almas
gratas emociones, imperecederos recuer
dos ,"
Tanto mi esposa como yo lamentamos
sinceramente que motives de salud nos
impidan corresponder a la alta prue-
ba de compaherismo, sinceridad y afec-
to que ustedes nos ofrecen en- estos mo
mentos de natural algeria para macs
tros, alumnos y padres de familia.
Ustedes ,pueden estar seguros que al
retirarme de la direction de las escuelas
de este distrito y en- las cuales pase los
mejores veinte amos de mi vida, 10 hi
ce muy pesar mio y por causas ajenas
a mi buen deseo Una labor de veinte
amos dedicada a la mas honrosa de las
actividades hun,anas no Sc olvida tan ia
cilmente Y de ella nos retiramos con
tristezas en- Ell alma.
! Ruegole haga extensive a todos mis-
compa1eros de aver mi mas sentida gra
titud por la valiosa ayuda y coopera-
cion que me prestaron durante ell desem
peho de mi cargo, del cual me he retira-
do volnntariamente nevandome una legi-
TINA satisfaction, La del deber cnmpli-
do, La de haber hecho todo cuanto me
fue dable por levantar nny en- alto Ell
nivel educativo de las escuelas de este
distrito y la de haber podido estable-
Ger entire ustedes, alumnos y padres de
familia, una poderosa corriente de sim
patia, de cariiio y de afecto, con la cual
inmerecidamente me distinguen
Para mi digno successor, senior Porrata,
os pido la misma lealtad que en- todos
tiempos brindasteis al que hasta aver
fue vuestro companero leal de luchas y
trabajos, para los nifios, mi sincere ca
rino, y a todos vosotros os saluda en- un
nuevo dia de redenci6n para nuestro que
rido terrulo.
Vuestro leal amigo servidor,
| Celestino BENITEZ.
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Ell FANTASNA
"BOLCHEVIQUE"

Cast a un mismo tempo han habla
do acerca del inquietapte problema ru
so, el gobierno de la Gran Bretaaa, por
Union Americana, por la pluma de su
la bOca de Lloyd George, Ell de Ia
secretario de Estado.
A vuelta de unos cuantos t6picos re
lativos a la independents de Polonia
la Independence etnografca'', Sc
gun Ell estadista inglss, ola Independent
cia "sin frases'', segdn Mr.. Colby
ambas declaraciones eoiciden en- cuanto
al prOp6sito de halagar al pueblo ruso,
ofreciendole respetar su integridad po
Utica.
Hay, sin embargo, entire Ell pensamien
TO de los Estad0s Unidos ell de Ingla
terra una diferencia fundamental, pues
mientras la segunda reconoce implicita
mente ell regimen del "soviet" al dar
le la raE6n contra los polacos, ell prime
70 declara enfaticamente que ese regi
men, euyos diplomaticos son agitadores
y propagandistas de una peigrosa re
volucion, no puede ser aceptada.
Como corroborando esta visible dis
crepancia, Lloyd George, cuando habla
ba en Ia Camara de los Comunes, era
escuchado por Krassin Kamene9f, de
legados del Soviet, admitidos Official
mente en- Londres, en- tanto due MIR. Col
by, en- la soledad de 50 despacho. ex
presaba: 'Nosotros no podemos soste
ner relaciones oseiales nj adn recibir
amistosamente a los agentes de ese go
bierno."
Parece dedllcirse de aQui algo que
an kpresentado como accesorio. es sin
dada, 10 principal. Los Rstados Unidos,
mas sOnadores que PRACTICES en- la reso
lucion de la crisis tpost bellum', con
fian en- evitar La contamination ''bol
cheviQui", estableciendo en- torno de
Russia una especie de Gordon sanitario,
disfrazado de una promesa de mante
nimiento de los hmites geografcos de
Ia gran nacion eslava. Inglaterra, mas
de acuerdO con La realidad que con los
ensuefios opina que las ideas saltan to
dos los diques que Sc les opongan, por
10 cual vale mas tratar de encauzar
la corriente.
Ell conhicto ruso-polaco conoceria de
la gran trascendencia que hoy lleva con
sligo, 81 Russia no fuera, como es, un
fermento disolvente de los principles
en- que esta fundada La civilization
que hemos convenido en- apellidar oc
cidentaL Un estado russo individualista
I y democratico Mchando con la nueva ma
cion polaca no haria sino repetir he
chos de que la historic esta abundan
temente sembrada. Un estado russo, so
cialista, mas adn, 'bolcheviqui'' i'm
pulsando sus doctrinas hacia ell Oeste,
reproduce en- direction inversa " con
fines muy diferentes, ell ciclo de las
guerras de Ia Revoluci6n de 1898. Euro
pa y America no estan frente q un9
nacion, frente un ser corp6reo y tan
gible, sino frente a una profundisima
revolucion espiritual. incubada (verda
dera paradoja politica) en- 81 pueblo me
nos adelantado de Europa.
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Sc vENDEN

Dos carros de A ruedas de la IA
mosa marca StadebGker para cargar
hasta so quintales.
Estan completamente nuevos sin
haber sufrido deterioro nj adn en- la
pintura. =
Tiene cada uno un trabajo de he
rreria adicional que permite hacer
mas c6modo la carga, ademas un ar
mes para pareja nuevo Y otro usado.
Un motor de 1k H. P. Fairbanks
con su bomba centrifugal para llevar
aqua dos mil pies de distancia
tambien nuevo de seis meses de uso
Sc tonla ganado en- cambio.
yIhformara,
FL de Soils.
Advt. Rio Piedras.
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asas SO ~ aa prsRafaaa sn foTmia
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uAhA0E.-se alquila uno de concrete,
con sspaeio para dos automobiles en-
santuEcs. cails del Hip6drOmo. esquina
. Feria. Para tnfOrmss. apartadO 1899.
san Juan tslefonO no. 62s, santurce.
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DEMOSTRACION
De GRATlTUD

Ell exinspector de Escuelas don Ce-
lestino Benitez, de Juncos ha contesta-
do con la siguiente carta, La que lie
remitieron, lamentando su renuncia, los
profesores de la referida poblaci0n.
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AVIsO

Por el presente aviso hago constar
que no pagare ninguna deuda contraf-
da por ninguna persona a menos que
no sea autorizada por la que suscribe.
cataho, Puerto Rico. agosto "a, 1920.
Adela Isern VIDA. Serrano. Advt.
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cOhfPR0 UN PAsAJR de segunda ella
- para eaaiquisr VapOr de setismbre.
Tisns cue ser para mnjer. Olga precio,
Lame Al tel6fon0 r. Dieppa. DR.. L6
pea Bt.. 10 altos, FajardO.
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COIOcaclOnea.

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pstsmeo. asAoFita preferida. Pase por
mi ohcina. 81 Plasa PTincipalC edificio
20 Ia CruE R0ja-Helen w. Courtois.