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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
Distinguidas per-
SOnas Q. Viajan en-
ell Antonio Lopez

Ell jueves lego procedente de Espa
ma Ell trasatlantico "Antonio Lopez,
que visitamos aver tarde.
A bordo conocimos distinguidas per.
sonas, entire las cuales recordaros:
DON ANTONIO MARTIN RIvERo
Don A. Martin Rivero es ell Ministrc
de Cuba en- Roma, donde representa- a
su pals desde hace algunos amos.
Martin Rivero ha desempefado otros
importantes puestos del Gobierno GU
bano. En- Francia Alemania ha es-
tado varios afios, en- cargos ofciales,
habiendolos desempenado todos con el
beneplacito de su Gobierno.
Ell sr Martin va la Habana en-
uso de licencia.
DON LUIS JORGE SANCHEZ
FL segundo Official de bordo Sr.
Roig, nos present6 un senior joven,
de apariencia simpatica. Era don Luis
Jorge Sanchez, agregado a la Legaci6n
Y Canciller del Consulado colombiano
EN- Cadiz.
FL diplomatico nos tendi6 su mano,
afectuosamente.
-GCual es ell objeto de su viaje7-
lie preguntamos.
-vengo a America en- asuntos par
ticulares.
-jEn que puerto embarc62
Dorco1av.a. x,o~0 on,..o 80 IL a
je, mi residencia esta en- Cadiz.
-IHa desempefiado usted otros car
gos diplon.iticos de su Gobierno?
Mo, sefior. Este es Ell primero. Lo
ocupo desde hace un afo.
-GPiensa regresar pronto Espafia7
-Dentro de un afio Despues que
arregle algunos negocios relatives a
mis- posesiones en- Colombia
LES usted rico, entonces?
-Tengo algo. (Aqui el amigo Roig
me dijo Ell resto):.
Iva 10 creol No lie preguntes ESQ.
Els muy rico. Lo sc de buena tinta)
CARLOS LUNA
Luna nos result6 ser ell tipo mas in
teresante que va bordo del ''Anto-
nio Lopez. viaja confundido entire ell
pasaje, un POGO mixto, de tercera. Wis
te pobremente. Chaqueta y chaleco de
casimir color chocolate, Plantation de
drill. No lleva cuello su camisa es po-
bre.
-GCual es su professionally pregun-
tamos.
Soy pintor y escultor.
-5De viaje7
Para la Habana.
iva us;ed cOntratadO para hacer
alguna obra?
mo, senior. voy sin rumbo flo.
-Ademas de la Pintura Y la Escul-
tura Ique otra cosa le gusta?
LA Literature. Recuerdo que una
vez lleve ante Benavente una obra dra-
matica mia,-"El Supreme Juez, la
conciencia ~ don Jacinto ma dijo
que lie gustaba mucho. fvamos, me
hablo con entusiasmo de la obral En-
vista de clio, yo lie pedi que me lie pu-
sierra Ell visto, va que tanso lie habia
(cansinda en- la pagina tercera)
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, terio del Padre Lachaise pero ahora,
solicitId del gobierno de Puerto Ri
co, que envio Francia, con este objeto,
al diputado Alfonso Lastra Charriez,
fueron exhumados para darles un lu-
gar de descanso definisivo en- el suelo de
la madre TERRA. El cambio es sin du-
da un gran contraste: de la fra ciu-
dad de la muerte del Padre Lachaise, po
blada de expresses y de sauces, la isla
portorriquefia exuberante de sol y de
caliente vida tropical.
Los despojos mortales en- camino pa
ra Puerto Rico Sc detuvieron aqui aver
y Sc expusieron por dos horas, en- los
salones del Gobernador en- Ell City Hall.
La solemne severidad de estas salas fue
una atqr6sfera propicia al corazon de
todos los hispanos que fueron a evocar
la eximia personalidad de Betances. FL
fue para su patria 10 que Lincoln pa
ra los Estados Unidos y, ademas, un
gran sabio y poeta excelso. Entire Las
personas que fueron aver la camara
ardiente estaban los miembros de una
comisi6n de portorriquefios eminentes
compuesta de las siguientes personas:
Felix C6rdova Davila, Comisionado
Residente de Puerto Rico en- Washing
ton; ell dipu;ndo Charriez; Gonzalo o.
Neill, presidente de la Association Por-
torriquefa' de Nueva York Tambi6n
estaba ell juez Edward J. McGoldrick de
la Corte Suprema, Ell senior Taboada, Con
sui general de Cuba en- Nueva York;
Victor A. Barranco, del consulado de
Cuba; r. Lastra Cintr6n, Frank Mar
tinez, Domingo Collazo y Rafael Bosch
Ell doctor Betances alcanz6 en- vida
atlas distinciones v entire elias Ell ser
condecorado con ell Gordon rojo de la
Legion de Honor.
Y de la popularfdad de que gozo en-
su pals son tes.imonio las Gales, pla-
zas y parques que llevan su nombre en-
Puerto Rico
En- ell acto de la entrega de los res
tos, que Sc hallaban colocados en- una
GAIA de marmol encuelta en- las bande-
ras de Puerto Rico y de Cuba hablaron
ell sefior Felix Cordova Davila ell Sc
nor Taboada, consul de Cuba, hacien-
do un elogio de los m6ritos del ilustre
patricio. Habl6 tamoien ell prssidente
del Board of Aldermen, Mayor Floren-
clio de la Guardia.
Los restos del doc*or Betances en- ell
salon municipal del Gobernador, fue-
ron colocados en- la misma mesa en- la
cual Jorge Washington frm6 ell acta de
la declaration de la independents de
los Estados Unidos.
Los restos del doctor Retances fue-
ron embarcados en- 81 vapor de guerra
de la marina americana Buford que
habia de conducirlos a Puerto Rico.
No Sc sabe todavia EN- aQuella isla
d6nde habran de ser enterFados, 81 en-
cabo Rojo, pueblo natal del ilustre pa
tricio, en- Ia ciudad de san Juan
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uN pEMENTE

La policfa arrest6 Pedro Morales,
quien alteraba Ell orden pdblico en- la
calle de Allen, molestando cuantas
personas pasaban su lado v danao
gritos.
Morales concluy6 por despojarse de
sus ropas, 10 que di6 lugar al consabido
alboroto calleril.
Seg1n infornes, este individuo tie.
ne perturbadas sus facultades menta-
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TRES ALAMBIQUEs SoRPRENDI-
DOS EN- PENUELAs

Segin nos informa nuestro corres-
ponsal en- Ponce. en- una recorrida que
hicieron varios policfas insulares en- Pc
fiuelas. hallaron en- Ell sitio que alli CO
nocen por Gel Pefi6n''. tres alambi-
ques, varias latas, pipas con fermentos
de nliel v otros varios TITLES para la
destilacion de alcohol. La policia no
ha encontrado los duenos de la "fa
brica.''
- Los titles fuefon condueidos a Pom:
ce.
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Isabella. 6 agosto, 4.2S tards

Isabella, agosto, 4.23 tarde.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Dos treinta paso por esta comitiva
conduciendo cenizas, patricia porto
rriqueno doctor Betances. Mientras
cruzaba poblacion, las campanas do
blaban, Ell comercio cerr6 sus puer-
tas Y cada hogar izo a media asia
bandera portorriquena.
Corresponsdl Especial.
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LIE AGREDIo CON UN PALo

Jose Morales fue llevado al Tri-
bunal municipal, acusado de habef
acometido agredido Tomas Rodri
guez, con un pedazo de MADEIRA, oca
sionandole una herida de pron6stico
reservado, en- la cabeza. Ell juez Diaz
Cintr6n le sentenci6 $25 de multa
las costas.
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M1RADA RETRosPEcT1vA

Hoy, de agosto, Sc cumplen seis
amos que Russia declare La guerra a Ale
mania.
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800 PASAJERos

Lleva ell Antonio Lopez" 800 pa
sajeros para la Habana y demas
puertos de su ruta.
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Sc pIisa y forran hotones.
A CARAZO, Brau St 72.
d Advt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22

Baptist Sunday school board
located at Nashville, Tenn, will be
here all this week conducting a
course for Sunday school teachers.
The republican county conyen-
ton will be held in the court house
on September 4. The convention
will be made up of III delegatcs
from all parts of the county, and
will name 1870 delegates TO the state
! convention at Albuquerque. Luis
! C. Armijo Of this city, who recently
announced his candidacy for the
gubernatorial nomination, will seek
to have the county delegation in
structed for him.
Il. L. Hildebrand, owner and
proprietor of Ell Porvenir, the
mountain resort on the scenic high
way eighteen miles from THU city,
| expects to make large additions to
the property. He will erect a large
number of cottages and will double
the capacity of the place. Ell Por-
! venir has been running full all
summer, with lao adult guests and
several children.
A determined effort to complete
+; the sale Of stock in the new hotel
during the remainder of the sum-
mer, so that the building may be
erected during the winter and early
spring and be ready for use next
year has been decided upon by the
Commercial club committee having
the project in charge. William Lo-
max has been named as director of
finances, and will make a strong
campaign to finish the stock sale.
Indications are that Las Vegans
will support the project literally,
because of the more than apparent
need for additional hotel facilities.
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Santa Fe Society
Notes

Santa Fe has seldom listened to
more attractive and entertaining
affairs than those presented by the
Drama league of this city when
Nine. Severn gave readings in the
new museum. Nine. Severn is from
the Ely Court school of New York
city and it is the good fortune OF
the people of Santa Fe that she
could render these readings here.
The first entertainment was the
reading of Booth Tarkington's
"Poldekin," an American comedy
drama, and it was rendered in a
manner that captivated the audi
ence which practically fillod the
auditorium. AS one of the listeners
remarked afterward: zone of the
beauties of Madame's method is
that there is absolutely no aftecta-
ton, she is perfectly natural and
yet gives all the spirit and the ef-
feet that an actor on the stage
could give" The next number was
Beyond the Horizon" by Eugene
O'Neal, a drama of real tragic ac-
ton, and again Nine. Severn won
her audience completely by her
DTllIldHL DItStllldlloll Va AlAV S'ithi
acters. James Barry is the author
of the next play given and again,
with different action to be depicted
there was the same genius shown
by the reciter and the same intense
interest awakened by the audience.
The universal expression on the
part of those who attended the
readings has been one of euloSy.
No one who hears this talented
reader can feel anything but en-
.oyment in the entertainment.
Mrs. N. B, Laughlin and her
daughter, Mrs. William Barker
gave a card party on Tuesday last
which was enjoyed by all who were
guests. The tables were set on the
lawn and merry was the contest
which bridge always awakens. On
the following day the same ladies
were hostesses to tea given at
the home of Mrs. Laughlin, when a
large number of guests were enter
tanned.
out on the Pecos Is the main talk
socially just at the present time as
there are a number of Santa Feans
out there enjoying the rest and the
delights of that favorite summer
resort. The fishing has been a lit
tie slow on account of the rains
and the waters have been muddy
on account of this but the campers
seem enjoy the beauty spot just the
same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
MACDALENA

Miss Katherine Douglas OF the
Becker Mactavish force, returned
to Magdalena on Monday from 9
months vacation visiting relatives
in Denver, Colo.
Rev. Joe Land, who mas peer
pastor of the Magdalena Baptist
church for the past six months
left on Thursday with his fanny
for Alamogordo, N. NJ, where ne
will have charge of the Baptist
church at that place.
Miss Lulu Gooding is back TO
Magdalena again after several
weeks spent with relatives in Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Frank Shelton and sons
Earl and Russell. are spending
some time on the Lynch ranch,
west of town.
Mrs. w. H. Vanderpool has gone
to Tularosa for a visit of a couple
of weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Pace.
Nat Bergman returned to Mag
dafena the first of the week from
a several days business trip to the
Estancia valley
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Goesling are
in from the ranch for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gooding
and little son of Missouri arrived
here on Friday and are guests in
the ]. Sullivan home.
Miss Hildred Hudson, who has
been visiting in the home of her
brptbert steve Hudson for the past
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
MOUNTAINAIR

George Higgins of Towanda
Kans., and who was one Of the
early homesteaders in this country
is visiting at the home of B. l.
Voss.
Mrs. J. II. Doyle. Miss Hazel
Doyle and little Billie Mcguire re-
turned Monday from two months
visit with relatives in Utah.
j. A. Beal and w. F. Jacobs were
in Clovis Monday and Tuesday at
tending the meeting called to maj
the Abo highway.
Mrs. p. w. wall of Greenvillei
Texas, is here for a months visit
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w, S. Harris.
Regular services are being CON
Quoted this week at the Baptis'
church in the morning and evening
and at the Methodist church each
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Mckinley and
three sons, Mrs. Rucker, Misses
Beatrice Rucker and Mamie Nc
Kinley, returned the first of the
week from a fishing trip to the
upper Pecos.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis and son of Tue
son, Ariz., Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph KIN
sell and their two children Of MO
Rarity, and Mrs. Ernest Hardcastie
of TT. Bliss, Texas, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Hollon. The Ia
dies are Mr.. Hollon's daughters:
Little Herbert Clark returned tins
week from two months visit in
willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Weity are
moving into their new home. when
they purchased recently from Mrs
V. S. Cavins. 49,,
G.. T. McWhirter, was in Aiou-
oueroue on business several days
this week. -,
Mrs. G. A. Caldwell yeturned on
Sunday from a visit Of several
weeks with her parents in Texas.
Miss Veda Cooper returned 10
albuquerque the first of the WeeiN
after spending week with friends
and relatives here.
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several weeks, returned on FRIDAY
to her home near Reserve.
Mrs, Ezra Bray and little FOR
and sister Elsie will leave the first
of the week for FL Paso, where
they expect to spend the winter.
Miss Josie Gooding Of Globe
Ariz., arrived in Magdalena on Sat
urday for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Carol Hamilton was the
happy victim Of a surprise party on
Monday evening, planned by few
of her friends as farewell to Miss
Hamilton, who left on Tuesday for
Denver, Colo, where she has ac-
cepted a position in a Denver store.
Claud Medley with his family are
planning to leave the ranch for
the winter and move to town in
order to place their children in the
Magdalena schools. They will oc-
cupy the Lorenzo Garcia property
vacated by Mrs. Erna Bray,
The members of the Baptist
church and their friends gave de-
llghtful little farewell party Tues
day evening for the Rev. Land and
family.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. VIM.
Cobble delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist church.
Miss Harriet Hall of Water Can
yon was a Magdalena guest Tues
dav.
The republicans of Socorro coun-
ty held a county convention IN
Magdalena on Thursday afternoon
and evening. At o'clock a big
barbecue supper was served TO sew
eral hundred people.
Hoy Bennett was called to Den
yer on Wednesday to attend to
business affairs.
Mrs. Fred Nichols has returned
home after a delightful visit to
relatives in Albuquerque.
Governor Larrazolo of Santa F'e
was a Magdalena visitor on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
John Gaunt of Reserve spent
Friday in Magdalena looking after
business affairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
DAWSON

Several carloads of people from
Cimarron, Springer and other
places near Dawson came in to at
tend Gentry Brothers circus last
week.
Mrs. j. II. Mudermeyer went to
Denver Thursday to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Bible.
Mr.. Killkelly, of Ration, has &C
cepted a position in the Dawson
Fuel office.
Mrs. Diver is in Cimarron this
week visiting DR.. and Mrs. Bass
Mrs. Lanbach, with lie Roy and
Viola Lanbach, left Tuesday to go
to Oakland, Calift where Viola
will attend school this winter.
Mrs. w. J. Koran returned last
week from Tucumcari, where she
had been visiting Mrs Tom Dillon
who formerly lived in Dawson.
DIR. and Mrs. Hoover, with DR.
and Mrs. Elliott, of Ration, and DR..
Gibbs, of Wagon Mound. with a
few others made up a party to go
on a fishing trip of two weeks
through Taos and Red River.
Miss Sadie Covert left Saturday
to go on an automobile TIP with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paltenghe of Wagon
Mound, Santa Fe and other places
OF interest in New Mexico
Mrs. Josephine Croft want 10
Santa Fe this week to see about
getting passports 10 South Amer
!ca, where 81 intends to go to visit
rer brother, Mr.. WAaclei
Dawson was quite surprised last
week to learn of the marriage of
Mrs. Weitzel to Mr.. Walter Foster.
Mr.. Foster is a former resident of
Dawson and well known here. The
marriage took place several weeks
ago in Kansas City. Mrs. Foster
left Dawson Wednesday to go to
Kansas City to meet Mr.. Foster.
where they will make thei. future
home.
Dr. Evans with his daughter,
Ruth, returned home Saturday
from camping trip around Red
River
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
WINSLOW

Roy Slater and Miss Thelma
Lamb We're married here the pas
week, Mr.. Slater is in the navy and
at present is assigned to the U. S S
s. Wyoming. The couple are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Grand
canyon.
Mrs Joseph B. Fussel and chill
dren, Miss Helen and Master r
Jay, have returned from an eX-
tended visit at Bakersfield, Calf.
Leonard Bartlett of Albuquer-
que was the guest of his sister, Mrs
Ruby Jones, the past week.
l., w. Hensiey and family have
returned from trip to the White
mountains.
Mrs. l.. Daughtery Of the Bah
bits general store, has left for
Pennsylvania, where she will make
an extended visit.
Ira Seay has returned from San
Diego, where he was called on ac-
count of the death of a relative.
Santa Fe Superintendent of Tole-
graph II. c. Chase and Staff Of TC-
peka, Kans., were here or an in
spection trip the past week.
Among the visitors at the petri-
fled forest near Holbrook the past
week were Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Nc
Qufllan, and Misses Helma sho-
land, Onesta Otto and Hattie
Thompson.
Ray Lancaster is in Los Angeles
at the Santa Fe hospital, where
he is undergoing treatments.
Messrs. ]. Coombs and b. jack
son of the Chicago office of the
Santa Fe, are visitors here.
Ernest Kuhn, who is now in an
Albuquerque hospital, is reported
Improving,
Jack Chase and wife have re-
turned from Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. Matthie and daughter,
Miss Helen, are visiting In Los An
geles,
Miss Louise Fox of Los Angeles,
has accepted a position with the
Santa Fe here.
Edward Matthews and wife have
left for an extended visit at Chi
|cago, Denver and Seattle.
T. H. Vanderpool is reported i'm
proving at the Santa Fe hospital
in Albuquerque.
MeSdames Joseph woman and
William Trotter are spending the
week in Flagstaff
Mrs. c. E. Siegmund is visiting
friends at the Grand canyon.
Mrs. H. Twitchwell Of Denver
has accepted a position with the
Santa Fe here.
T. j. Ryan of Holbrook, was a
business visitor in the city last
week.
L. ]. Burns and wife have left
for an extended visit at San Fran
cisco.
General Manager l. L. Hubbard
and staff of the Santa Fe, with
headquarters in Los Angeles, were
here the past week.
Wilson w. Cooke has resigned
his position with the Santa Fe and
is now located in San Francisco.
Mrs. A. L. Dunklin and daughter,
Miss Ruth, are visiting in Flag
staff.
Mrs. e. II. Alsdorf is spending
the week end at the Grand canyon.
M. D. Todd was a business visitor
in Flagstaff the past week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
LEVY

Farmers are harvesting spring
wheat in this vicinity. The quality
is good and the yield is estimated
at about fifteen bushels to the acre
Mrs. John Simmons ana son,
Harold, of Ocate, were guests from
Monday to Thursday in the home
of Mrs. simmons brother, o. T.
Hill, and family.
A. II. Gearhart returned Sunday
from Vernon and Odell. Texas,
where he has been visiting rela-
tives the past month, and looking
over the country with a view to
locating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson gave
a social dance Saturday evening
at their residence, north of here.
DIR. Henry Schipman, veterinary
Surgeon, made a business trip TO
Roy Teusday, returning Wednes-
day.
Messrs. William Koonce, his
father, j. B. Koonce, of Meeker.
Okla, and his father-in-law, j. w.
Wallace, also of Meeker who are
here visiting, took a motor trip to
Watrous and vicinity Wednesday.
DIR, ANDERSON and brother and
their wives, of Claiming, Texas,
spent several days this week visit
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Hill and looking over the
country.
Several members of the Miller,
Hatton, Hill and Gibson families
spent the week fishing on Red
river.
o. e, Hill made a business trip
Tuesday and Wednesday to Wagon
Mound and Ocate, also visiting III
the home of his sister, Mrs. John
Simmons, of Ocate.
Koonce Brothers, OF this place,
and their guests, j. b. Koonce and
J. w. Wallace, of Meeker, Okla,
motored to Cimarron and Eagle
Nest dam Thursday for two days
outing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
HAGERMAN

The old joke about the circu
bringing rain came true again
Hagerman enjoyed regular dow
pour all day Monday and also OF
Monday night, and on Tuesday thu
circus came to town. In spite Of
the mud a good sized crowd wa.
in attendance and everyone who
could took the children to see the
animals" Those who did not pos.
sess the children borrowed theil
neighbors' of course.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
served a delicious Mexican" sup
per Tuesday evening at the Modern
Garage. The menu was composed
of Mexican dishes and was much
enjoyed. The ladies took in about
fifty dollars.
The Woman's Home Mission met
AT the church Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Theo. Howe as leader
The lesson was on Cuba, and was
an interesting one. A short bust
ness meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. Phillips. A letter
has been received from the Or
manage at Waco, stating that the
measurements for the years sup
nlv of clothing would be taken
soon, and that a child would be
allotted to the Hagerman w. II. M
TO clothe. A social hour was en-
loved on the church lawn at the
close of the meeting and water
melon was served by Mrs. C. e
Mount and Mrs. Ben Fife. Among
those in attendance were Mesdames
Cowan, Carter. Hanna, Howe, Han
son, Fife, Mount. Schooler. Smith,
bradley, Burck. Walton. Van Ars-
dol, camp. Phillips, Miss Esther
James.
The Hagerman teachers have
finally all been elected and the fol-
lowing teachers will be in charge
~ the schools the coming year:
Superintendent White, formerly of
Farwell. Texas; Misses Dorothy
cleve of Roswell, matron: McCaleb
and Pettigrew, H. S.; Misses Nagel,
Collins, Grissom and Alta Morgan
grade teachers; Mrs. Palmer OF Las
Vegas, N. NJ, primary.
The B. Y. P. U. will have party
at the Kiper home east OF town on
Thursday evening.
THE Epworth League will have q
marty on the parsonage lawn on
Friday evening.
Miss Lillian Evans has been
enending the week with Miss Car
men Jacobson and other Hager'
Mrs A. M. Ehret left Wednes-
dav evening for Louisiana. Mo-, to
visit her mother and other reia-
tives. -, Att, ooL
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Miller ana
SON who have been guests at the
w r. phillips home, left THURSDAY
evening for their home at "aco
Mrs. r, l.. Sloat, who has been
III for some time. was taken las,
week to Roswell, where she VIII
receive special treatment.
Mrs. FINS Anderson of Ros"ell
bas been visiting at the home OF
her son. Ed Anderson. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fife and MT
and Mrs. Jess Turner motored 40"
"a Lakewood saturday on a tishiiie
trip, They returned SUNDAY.
plans are being made to secure
a county demonstrators Tor hoihe
economies for Chavez county.
THE hackers of the Hagerinah
Memorial park project are working
diligently for the park, and 1t is
hoped that this much-needed au-
innct tn community life will be put
.k,o,uh successfully.
= The Wranosky public sale was
held Thursday at the farm south ol
town. 4 large crowd was IN at
tendance, The Catholic ladies'
served dinner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
Famous Screen and Stage Beauty
Tells Why She Takes Nuxated IrOr

TO INCREASE STRENGTH, ENERGY AND
Thousands of Women Become Care-Worn an
Fail to Safeguard Their Health-Says
Physician in Commenting Upon the
Experience of Miss Dorothy Dalton. -