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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SMALLPOX is REPORTED :
IN "a VIRGINIA COUNTIES
state Health COMMISSIONER Urges An
PERSONS DC Nnccfnutcd
ut Once.

WIN smallpox reported i'm thirty
-FOUR Virginia counties. Dr. Enniou q.
Niiitams. state Commissioner OF
tiealth today urged that all persons.
Adults as well as children. be immcdi-
ai"lN vaccinatcd unless they had. i'm a
recent period, already taken this pre-
caution. ~
Vaccination is the only known pre-
Nenilrc OF smallpox and the careless
n"Sicct or the prccaut ionrtry measure
Is entirely responsible for the annual
recurrence OF thSl loa thsomc and cX-
pShSiNc disease in such u large number
Of Virginia communities, according TO
the Z commissioners of Health.
While local authorities are doing all
thcT can TO hold the disease in check
hy means OF quarantine. IL is next to
Impossible 10 prevent the Infectious
Spread by this means unless II is sun
ricmentcd in whole hcartcd manner
by the people insisting on general vac
cInatton. The unvaccinated furnish the
fuel 10 keep the disease alive
Residents of communities NOT no,y
injected should not congratulate them
selves upon their freedom from The
disease and fail To take the proner
measures There * always chance OF
hctnS thrown into contact with 4 asc
~ work or while travelling and state
health officials have repeatedly urged
All winter long that adequate prrycn-
tive measures be taken by citizens gen
orally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WOMEN MUST NOT BuINDLY
ACCEPT POLITICAL PARTY
Senator Mnpp Tells Suffrage Leaders
10 Prepare for Vote By

Women were advised not TO hi!ndly
accept any political party after get
ting the Ballot ny senator q. Walter
Mapp. of Accomao. in AN address yes
tcrday afternoon at suffrage hcaduuar-
ters. lie strongly advised the study
OF c;vics as a preparation for "Norcis-
ing the !! Sht of franchise.
X. Holman Willis Of Roanoke. Dem
ocariic iiuor leader, ana l. ~ .ludcr-
son. Of Marion. Republican floor leader
Of n" House Of Delegates. were IN.
able 70 hc present.
introduced by Mrs Charles . =.
Eosh"r. Miss Adele Clark gave a brief
resume Of the suffrage TillS before the
General Assembly. Mrs. Il. T.. Naicu-
t!gc. president of the state leaGuc. an
Huunc"d the receipt OF Il letter from
Or. Charles q. MaphiS. OF the Cnivcr-
siiE of Virginia. asking an opinion on
course in citizenship for the women
OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Funeral Directors.
Lost and Found.

PiiA Edwin Ihaup. funeral director
and cmhalmcr J0j Eas, Main Street
Madison l3i Rardolph 5G63
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
ALMANAC.
WAR ROMANCE ENDS IN
AN ARREST FOR BIGAMY
Samuel n. BiliiE Charged by Richmond
wife With Having Another
Wife In New York,

Zig, -. faced Justice Crutchiicld yes
tcrday morning on complaint OF his
Wife, Mrs. Lillian Jones Bili., OF III
Billig on March 90. 1919. it is charged.
while he had another wife living in
New York. 10 whom il is ALLEGED he
made allotmcntS while in the service
during the war. He WAS released on
500 security.
Billig is a native Of New York He
IS said 10 have met his Richmond wife
during the war while stationed at
Camp Humphreys They were married
here by Rev. Robert T.. Caverlcc. pas
tor OF Paramount BAPTIST Church who
was in court yesterday morning. Mrs.
RilliS is the dauGhte! OF NJ. and Mrs.
II. u. Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
TO DISCUSS MAYORS BUDGET
Executive Session of tho Council FL
nance Committee VIII he Held
ut u'tlOcl< Tonight.

Notices that an executive session of
the Council committee of Finance viii
slider the Mayors budget were served
on members OF tho committee ycSter-
day. Fina! action ON the budget 10
not expected at this meeting. but IL
is hoped TO recommend tlk budget 10y
the monthly session OF the Common
Council Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Mrs. Fielding 4. Ilcrry:.

FREDERlCKSB Feb. 2i.-Mrs
Fielding 4. Berry. who died at her
home in King George County. WAS Il
daughter Of the late MIR. and Mrs. Will
is survived by three sisters. Mrs. lior-
acc fitZhugh and Misses Bessie and Sue
Washington; two brothers. Wiliian M
and Henry Washington, all of King
George. besides her husband and five
children. three daughters and two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
End Telephone Rntc Hearing.

Application Of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company 10 raise
visement yesterday ny the state Corpo-
ration Commission after u public hear
ing in Nhc couni Ssions courtroom.
Major T.. w. r. Ewing. OF Fairfax
ilcd a brief to which the company
Will reply before final decision is
reached by the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
i.cuyc for Norr,,I,

:. pr. and Mrs. William w Mn OF
Et"arh. \. j.. left for Norfolll ycStcr-
aud Mrs. John l.. Carr, i317 Porter
street. br. liill is a meteorological in
Tho United states Navy ana has been
assigned 10 the Norfolk Navy-Y:rd
During tile war he was chief phar-
nlacist on the United states hospital
Snir Mercy. Mrs. Hill is Il sister to
Mrs. Carr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
TIFFANY is HOLDING OWN
Veteran LcEiSlator's Condition re-
ported Unchanged NJ
IOSnirnI

At st. I.uke's Hospital it was reported
last night that the condition of w. "
TIFFANY. member OF tho House OF Dele
gates from Fauquier County, was about
The same.
Delegate Tiffany suffered slight
his room at Murphy'S Hotel. and. for a
time, his life was dcSpaircd Of the
patient being unconscious. Yesterday
ii was said that he had spent con-
Portable night. and seemed to be some
what iInDroved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Miss l>atr Lee Smith. 50. died AT
IN" residence OF her brother. w l.!
smith. "2l. Taylor Street. yesterday
10y h"r mother. Mrs. Emily W. smith;
sister. Mrs. T.. T.. Matthews. and two
broth W: T.. and j. II. Smith. Funeral
services Will he conducted from tho
HON" tomorrow afternoon at . o'rlocii
with burial IN Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
RICHMOND TlMEsDsPATCH: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1920

was the daughter Of Joseph Rogers
Underwood. a Nirsiniam by birth. but
United states senator from Kentucky
with lIcnryfClay. The present senator
from Alabama Oscar Underwood. Is
her nephew. Air. and Mrs. Woods have
been missionaries in China Tor thirty
seven years. She is survived 10y her
husband. two daughters. who arc mis-
siOnarics. and thrcE sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SWEET BRIAR COLLEGES
FRIENDS PLAN CAMPAIGN
General Committee VIII DiSUuss Pro-
~ gram nj Luncheon to he Held
y SuturInN.

Covers will be laid for 100 mem hers
OF the general campaign committee ii
recttnG the drive "a raise $1,000. 900 for
Sweet Briar College AZ the jefferson
Hotel Saturday Tor luncheon, when
plans will he discussed for E!canomd's
part in the drive.
Committees appointed at i meeting
in the home OF Mrs l. r. Munfurd
Ho3 East Grace Strcct IN. only woman
member Of the~.Swer.t- Briar college
Luncheon Mrs Robert Ca'ocN CHAIR
mani, Mrs. Thomas i. McAdamS: list
Mrs. Melville Patterson (chairn,an)
Miss Charlotte Noiand. Miss Mary An
derson: Mrs. George Ben Johnston.
MS. Eugcn. MaSsie; publicity, Miss
Eliza beth Cooke, Mrs. John Cronicv
Mrs. Henry II. George and Miss Mar
Mrs. John SHELTON william was elect
ed local chairman Of the campaign As
:ociatcd with her aye Mrs. AIinford
Mrs. Herher; w Jackson. Miss Eliza
beth Cooke and MIS- Darlington Mil
liams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Alirc MliiIInrIH.

infant daughter Of Erie y and I-orcna
Whit lock who died at the WhitlocI,
home. 2io6 Highland Avenue. Gal,
afternoon at ! o'clock at the residence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
The Weather
tFurn,shei by u. s. Weather Burrau.I

i0rcc1lSt: Virginia.
Fair Wednesday. ca
cent snow In cNtremr
southwest portion:
Thursday fair. not
much change in tcn'-
pcrnturc.
North ClrOlipa-tair
and colder Wednesday:
Thursday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Mrs. Josephine L. Woods pies.

NcWs mas Nc"n rocclNcd OF tNo NnatN
Of Mrs. Josephine L. Woods. wife OF
Rev. Henry /. Woods. II. -. % llwaian
China in a Baltimore hospital. Slir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Local Tcmpcruturc Yesterday.

$ 4. VI. temperature ......,. .....,..'
Maximum temperature 20 - ~ :!
Minimum Temperature" Ia : y. M..... :
Mean temperature YESTERDAY .........
Normal tcmp.ra;ur" irr this date. u
Deficiency yesterday .............. 3"
Deficiency since March ! ............ III
deficiency since January l.-.......,. i|>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

Foul persons W"ro fiuca ycstorIH. Ia,
Mccain and * T.. F.r,oy w,r. ',r ~ q. !,
FOR speeding: w s. i.,- was nrcd st,
for drying an automobile wh!le ,.ndr,
me innueMce OF intoS!cauls. and nr
~. NJ II. Tyler, cOlorcd was rncd -;
IN Police court Par II for sne,.di,1t
through South Richmond. Tyi"r an,
nsNsa NJ casc' "h.il iAe othcr nne,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

ii.iifaW :, hours ending \ M..... !,
E\CvSs sine, March .............., .!
Excess since January ............- u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-IIcmaic.

ANY lSTELlIGESr pERSON. either s.A
may earn SPLENDID income correspondent.
Tor newspapers. all or SPARE time; export
'nrc unncecssary: 10 canvass!nr; subjects
suggested. stHi Tor particulars. National
Press Hurcsu, Buffalo. -. y.
Cp1.Oi;ED GIHl.-Wnntcd. reliable SolJre,!
Giri Tor genera! huus="Orh. Apply 4lg
North Dayi, ANgnv,.
HOUSE MAID. Apply with rcccGcnC.. 2pu
Wost Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Sncrinl Data

Wind direction. northwest; wind velocity
: weather az l.. Nj. SuuwinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
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Tailoring and Pressing. 30

CLEANING and pressing. Hartz's BouIe-
yari Ist. Work. and nriccs guaranteed
:562 1917 W EronI. \ r pisse Frop
SUIT dry ctvar-J ANA pressed. 81. Calico
Tor and delivered. Expert dycrs Our of.
Town business solicited. Towards. ala WeA
Hroai Uandolph "so5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Rc,,ova,iny and Dyeing.

CARPETS! CARPEVS!
o!I c.rp"ts mai" over into new rug.
'Guro Madison 2is.. Richmond Nwutr,
Company. ~ North E.ulh Street W W
Npstlcs. Manager.
RICHMOND HAT WORKS--ifats -l.anc,i
and olrr't-d HE new. Special attention
paid 10 parcel post ORDERS as0 East Main
street Madison .'4,1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

WHlTEock. Died. at her fathers resi-
Hcnc". sIvG Highiand Avenue. Oak
, Grove. Alice. infant daughter OF Eric Y.
amt l.orcna Wht;loc..
Funeral from residence this "wednesday
I evening o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Printing-Stationcry.
Professional Services.
ItCIlnirinG.

HAIR WAVE permanent by APPOINTMENT
y i.uebcTi. Fourth Street between Brua,!
ana Graz" street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
LOOK TO FUTURE OF FOREST
Experts Point Out Folly Of Practices
Which Prevent the Reproduction
OF the Trees,


prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
That young growth in the woods,
known popularity as brush" is some
thing TO be rid of, is q prevalent but
mistaken conception since a forest
cannot maintain itself long without re-
production For the sake Of getting a
scattering of green grass in thetspring
1t is the short-slghted practice In hun
dreds of localities to fire the woods
regularly. This results in killing thou
sands of small trees needed to con
time the forest in the future, and also
Injuries a large amount of marketable
timber, Furthermore, such burning de-
Stroys large amount of rich vegetable
fertilizer.
Cattle and hogs in hardwood stands,
and hogs in long-lenf pines, keep the
forest from being restocked. Damage
from insects can be reduced by cutting
timber Mt the proper time of year and
by utilizing llghtning-killed trees with
out delay since they harbor destruc-
tive pests, Cattle destroy the produc-
tive leaf mulch which keep the trees
growing during long, dry spells, All
large openings where light comes
through into the forest should be filled
with younger trees.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

New potatoes. Estes Market
ADV.
Mrs. James H. Martin is entertain
ing Mrs William Crawford of Lex
ington. Mass.
The lure Of society life by Ethel
Clayton in Men, Women, and Money"
Hare Theatre today. Adv.
Peaches, cantaloupes and watermel-
ons, Estes Mkt-Adv.
For Sale-A Ford touring car. In
good condition. Inquire of Wilbur
Mattison at Healey's Garage. S5t6*
Don't miss our removal sale. Our
large stock of mems women's and
children's clothing now being sold at
large reduction. Fienberg Bros,
47S Main street. (Over Harte's Thea
ltre). ADV.
Telephone your fish order tonight.
Estes Market-Adv.
Extensive plans are in progress for
the fair to be given Saturday after
noon by the Komingo Camp Fire Girls
on the lawn of their guardian, Miss
Pauline Cornell Everyone is inyi ed
to attend.
Harold Peart and Norman Greenslet
jr, left the first OF the week on
motorcycle trip which may bring them
to the Pacific coas.. They gave out
no indication of their plans other
than they pr posed crossing the con
tinent if possible.
Big entertainment--yodv very
clever dancing, pictures, Ethel Clay
ton with an all star cast in Men,
Women and Money Larry Semon
comedy, very funny, Harte's orcheara
good music at Harte Thea re today.
! Adv,
Harvey Hutton, who for some time
has been stationed on the u S. S.
Treble on the Cuban coast, has arriy-
ed here on twenty day sick leave
and Is stopping wi h his aunt Miss
Mary Hutton. Hutton three weeks
ago underwent an operation at base
hospital at Newport, r. i. and is here
to reeuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. George Watts and SON.
George Watts, jr. who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Den.
ley of Harrison avenue, left his morn
ing for their home, Philadelphia. They
have been taking an automobile trip
to Boston and stopped here Ell route
home. Mr.. Denley is an uncle Of Mrs.
Wat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
Telephone Defect Remedled.

Part Of the construction Of the tele-
phone consists of a pocket contain
ing a small quantity of granuleS OF
'arbon through which the vibrations
pass, and the difficulty with this has
always been that its full efficiency
has not been secured by reason Of
the fact that these particles become
packed in and are therefore non
active. This condition Is attributed
to tho moisture of the atmosphere.
To remedy this defect some French
inventors have made microphone in
which each individual grain of car
bon is in a coil by itself so that 10
two grains can touch each other,
being In contact only with the walls
Of the cell and diaphragm of the in
strument. Experiments have shown
that the new microphone is remark
ably sensitive and gives a purer tone
than any constructed on the old prin-
ciple.-lndianapolls News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
Coaches to Go in the rrossaohs.

An epoch Of more than local interest
was closed recently, when the four-in-
hand and other coaches formerly in
use on the famous Trossachs route
were brought under the auctloneer's
hammer.
For more than GO years the fourth
hand coach with its team Of powerful
horses and lis post-boy In scarlet coat
and white hat has been familiar and
picturesque feature OF the season on
the ro0d between Callander and the
Trossachs.
The picturesque four-ln-hand coach
is being displaced by the unitarian
motorcar, and a fleet Of them is be-
ing put upon the road by the new
company which has taken over the
Trossachs hotel from the Blair fam
fly, in whose hands the famous hos
tclry has been for more than half n
century. Edinburgh Scotsman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

Coming Saturday, Mary Pickford in
Stella Maris," an Aircraft fea uro
adapted from he novel of VIM. j..
Locke, and a Mack Sennett comedy,
Whose Little Wife Are You"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24

Furnishings from several of the royal
palaces Of Germany recently We're of
fered for snle at the Andersen CALLER
les in New York. They We're brought
to this country by Valdemar Povelsen
of Copenhagen. This photograph shows
q crystal and ormou electric chande-
lier taken from the ex-kalser's palace
in Munich. 1t is of French design of
the nineteenth century.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-19
EXPLAINED.

~What ls meant BY the nswss
paper headline, Lemons save
aocior's bills7"
IL means that those who save
tbsiF money instead 81 Paying
thsiE biIls avo regarded By the
attendant physleians a. le'n-
ens."
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-19

That abnormal weather conditions
have not been confined To America
during the winter that II passing l.
shown by the above photographs. Just
received from Palestine. They por
tray Jerusalem lying under a heavy
blanket of snow. the nrst hat had
fallen on the Holy city for a great
many years. Gangs of workmen were
out the next morning shoyellng the
beautiful" on the streets and side
walks just a. IN an American city
The upper photograph shows the Dome
of the Rock. and the lower gives
view of David street. the busiest
shopping street IN old Jerusalem. the
day after the surprising snowfall.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-19

Rio Arrlla counlys fruit crop Is
only 20 per cent normal,
Rcd Rock nourspar mine ls 10 be
operated on large scale.
Tho Fierro Zinc property Al Silver
City Is now being prospecled with
churn drills.
Mrs. Maud A. Young pleaded she
was guilty 10 unlawfully using a
railroad pass from Kansas CITY 10
cerlllos. \. N. She was fined si0o
and costa.
Reports reaching Des Molnes re-
gardlne the winter wheat crop are
that Il will the largest in the history
OF the county.
Reward Of 5000 for the finding Of
Kenneth Heron or his body has
been oversubscribed by the citizens
Of Las Vegas and the money win be
placed In the bank al once.
Jimmy Ryan and Marearllo Var
ges Of Albuquerque were arrested
last night charged with stealing the
purses Of the war mothers who
were giving a dinner at the Masonic
temple.
]. s. Jabine was sentenced 10 serve
six months in the Luna county jail
aficr he had pleaded guilty 10 em-
bcxIlement Of si25 from the govern
ment while he was serving a. field
deputy in the internal revenue de-
partment.
Fred Trujillo Of Las Cruces died
al his home this week from the ef-
fecls OF being gassed while serving
on the French front with the A. r.
y. Since his discharge from The
army he had been a vocational stu
dent at tue college. lie leaves a
bride OF two months.
The Macs farm In the Red Can
yon. near Willard. is said "a be one
Of the best in the entire state for ils
size. Mr.. Macs raised 20O0 pouwis
Of beans from two acres. 100 bushels
Of corn from 400 acres. and pro-
dnced $500 pounds OF flour from
three acres OF wheat.
The Acme road north Of Roswell
is fast rounding into shape and the
highway Is now IN good condition 4
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-19

Cotton growing in chayes county
proves successful.
Curry county farmers buy 81
tractors In a year.
A party Of 0allum merchants shot
twelve wild turkeys.
Carlsbad gins reduce ginning
price $50 per bale 10 help cotton
growers.
Chicago capitalists are invesligat-
Ing The coal lands In the vicinity Of
carrizozo.
Pablo 0uinlana plead guilty 10
running a sill al his homo in Cuer-
vo and sot sixty days In Jail.
Alberto Gutierrez Of Las Cruces
pleaded guilty 10 having four quarts
Of whiskey IN his possession.
Work Is progressing rapidly on
the new school house in Taos and
Il will be ready for occupancy the
flrsl Of the year.
Ysidoa Fierra Cordovn. aged ~
years. and one OF the oldest rest
dents OF the Pecos valley. died Al
her home IN Roswell.
Barney Oldneld. the famous rae
ing star. 10 touring New Mexico In
the interest Of the auto tire which
is made by his company.
The school At Willard suspended
last Monday and will he closed until
health authorities think IL Is safe 10
proceed without danger from dlph-
liberia.
Practically all the merchants OF
Roswell have signed an agreement
10 close their places OF business at
9 o'clock during the months Of No
vembcr, December January and
February.
p. Y. Gresham Of sllvcrlon has
completed the thrcshing OF his bean
crop aud reports the biggest yield
In history. Ne planted some 200
acres this season and is now making
plans 10 double this acreage during
the coming year.
Two Demlng boys who were re-
ported 10 be los; In the Black range
OF mountains. north OF Silver City.
returned 10 their camp early this
week after beiEg away for nearly
three days. The boys became sep
araicd during a big snow storm and
were without food or water for two
days
Hunters who have returned from
the mountains In the vicinity OF
.CarrIzozo report that there are more
cinnamon bear in the hills than have
been seen for many years. The deer
are said 10 be scarce and most OF
the sportsmcn are In favor OF
closed season for two or three
years.
David Del Valle and Juan n. G..
Del Valle. nephew and uncle. plead
ed guilty In the United States court
10 bringing two girls from Mexico
TO Clovis, n. NJ, where the men were
employed as maehinists In the San
Ia Fe shops. They were sentenced
to twelve months each In the state
penitenliary.
The Hubbell ranch loaded over
5000 lambs at the station In Mag
daiena during the past week, this
being the last shipment OF the sea-
son. The lambs were in good con-
diilon and will be sent 10 the north
ern markets where they will be pen
fed for the spring market.
H. o. Ferguson, who Is In charge
OF the salvage operations at Camp
Cody, near Deming, reports that 70
per cent Of the lumber In the old
camp will be saved and shipped 10
other public health service hospl-
tais. The percentage Is much larger
Than that Of other places in the
country which are being torn down,
}. Blatt OF Albuquerque. who re-
conflv nurehaand n no,,, ,,.....,...
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-19

The Acme road north Of Roswell
Is fast rounding into shape and the
highway Is now In good condition rs
far as Ccmeniyille. Under the di-
rection Of District Engineer David