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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-01
We Are Proud of Our Stocks of
Knit Endorsements
for Women and Children


Both for quality and for assortment Under
garments from the very best makers at Palais
Royal famously moderate prices.
Warm Underwear Now and Health.
We carry IN following makes: Merode,
Carter, Athena. Rfcheieu Forrest Mills and Duofod.
Childrens Cotton Vests and Pants, 7oc to $I.55.
ChiIdrens Wool Mixed Vests and Pants, $500.
Childrens AlI-WooI and Sik-and-Wooi Vests and
Pants, $2z5 to sos.
ChiIdren's Cotton Union Suits, $1.OO to $225.
Boys Cotton Union Suits, $1OO to $z.z5.
ChiIdrens Waist Union Suits, with button attach
ments, 100 to $l75.
Boys and Girls Wool Mixed Union Suits $2.z5
and $500.
ChiIdren's Silk and Wool Union Suits, sz7s to $500.
Infants Vests, cotton ooI-mxed, aII-woo and silk
and-wooI SOC to $1.75.
ChiIdrens Sleeping Garments, $1.35 to $1.95
Women's FIeeced Vests and Pants, S5c to $I.95.
Women's FaIl-Weight Cotton Vests and Pants, Csc
to $1.75.
Womens Wool-Mixed Vests and Pants $z.75 to $780,
Womens SiIk-and-W Wool Vests and Pants Al sos.
Womens AlI-WooI, Silk and-WooI Union Suits, $4.2S
to $3.50.
Womens WooI-Mixed Union Suits, $3.50 to $3.50.
Womens FIeeced Union Suits, $l.5o to $500
Womens FaII-Weght Cotton Suits, not heeced, $lS0
to sos.
Womens Lightweight Union Suits low neck 7oc
to $2.z5
Women's Long Silk PettibIoomers all colors $500
to $3.50.
Womens Wool-Mixed Boomers ankle and knee
length SOS to $3.50.
Womens Jersey Knit Boomers black white, pink,
knee length SOC to Sis
Womens Glove Silk Boomers, knee length, SOS to
$I1.95.
Women's Knit Corset Covers in aI-cotfon and WOOL
mixed, 75c sos.
Roynl-Mnn Floor.
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Children's Union Suits, csc

Chlldren'S Union Suits, Use
Boys in gray girls in white: high neck.
long sleeves, ankle length fleece lined; broken as
sortnent of sizes Basement Day at Csc.
79c Stockings, SOC
Womens Sports Hose, with long silk boot,
double heel and toe Cordovan with green. All sizes
Basement Day, Soc.
SOC Burson Stockings, 3oc
Seamless and fashioned first quality black or
white. Sizes 8H to TO- Basement Day at 800 pair.
Chamoisette Gloves, soc
Women's. White. They washable. with en-
broidered backs, two button length Sizes and 6H.
Basement Day at SOC.
$z.z5 Kid Gloves, $1.o5
Lambskn Gauntlet Gloves with wrist strap,
stitched back; sizes to 1914 Brown only. Base
ment Day at $l.95
soc Hose. Pairs CSC
Women's. Isle with high spliced heel and
double toe; light or medium weight: first quality;
Sizes 81 to TO- Black or cordovan. Basement Day
at pairs CSC. g.
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355 Satin and Serge Dresses
Women's Underwear, 45c

w OIIICII , OII0CI WO0I @fOV
Two-piece Fleece-lined Underwear; shirts have
high neck and long sleeves pants have muslin bands.
garment.
Women's SOC Hose, Pairs csc
Fleece Lined Stockings, seamless and fashioned,
with double heel and toe Sizes 8H to TO- Base
ment Day, pairs Csc.
SOC Isle Vests, 2 for 69c
Women's. White or flesh with tubular neck
band; sleeveless and low neck. Sizes SO and SO.
Basement Day, for 6oc.
Boys Mittens, SOC
Well made, warm and durabe large, medium
and small sizes. Basement Day at soc pair
Chldren's 2oc Stockings, Pairs 45c
Fine rib black triple knee double toe and sole.
Day, pairs 45c.
Boys SOC Stockings, 2 Pairs SOC
Coarse-ribbed Black Stockings, with double heel
and toe and long legs. Sizes to 9. Basement Day,
2 pairs Soc.
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A modified wrap. fashioned
OF the soft. warm Luella
cloth, navy and brown, trim
med with rows OF self stitch
ing and small buttons. slash
pockets, large collar Of Aus
tralian opossum fur; fancy
silk lined.
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Women's WOOl=Mixed Hose, ST
Coarse ribbed SO popular this fall be
with oxford shoes. Heather effects, gray, green.
cordovan or garnet Sizes 81 to 10. Basement Day
at 81 pair.
S53 Wardrobe Trunks, $45
"Dustproof" Standard size, made OF three-py
veneer covered in vucanzed fiber complete with
clothes hanger, slipper pockets Patent lever
lock. Basement Day at $500
Blankets
Statesmen samples-some have slight impcrfections.
Cotton FIeeced Blankets, size 54x74, Gray,
White and Tan, 23s
Cotton Fleeced Blankets, size 64x76, Gray.
White and Tan, 500
Cotton Fleeced Blankets size 7zxS4 White only, A7S
Cotton FIeeced Plaid Blankets, 66x60 $50
Australian Wool Blankets, 66xS0. Gray. Tan
and White $3.50
Wool Mixed Blankets, size 66xso. Gray only, $S5s
Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets 66xeO 5000
Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, 7ox8o, SEQ
Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, 6SxS0, SI2zS
ROyal-BarHafn BaserAent.
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Rich Pile Fabrics for Coat.

The most marvellous fur imitation .achiev-
ed in pile fabrics. A splendid variety OF
patterns to select from. For Dress Fabric
Week you can save from $3.50 to $3.50 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-01

Fashioned Of soft Bolivia.
in brown and moonstone
shades. A splendid straight
line style with plated back.
belted and self collar. Plain
silk lined and warmly inter
lined.
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handsome Fur Collar OOdIS
An in this group-made of Atwood sill
veours and goldtones with collars OF rich Bay SEAL
lined throughout and interlined. Box
Sizes XZ4./5
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A conservative loose-back
coat that can also be worn
belted all around. A fine
Bolivia, in blue or brown
shades, large convertible col
lar of near seal fur, fancy
silk lined.
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A straightline model with
youthful lines, single box
plat at each side of back and
self stitching, belted, large
shawl collar of natural rae
coon fur; brown and navy
blue.
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Mems TWO-TrOuser Suits, $3.50

The banner OF the Atwood materials styles for
Sizes 80 AZ. The double
PaIa RoaE-Mni floor
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
FLUOR SPAR MINE IS
HIGH GRADE PRODUCER

Messers Bell & Wright, who are
working the Great Eagle Spar mine
under lease are getting down 10 real
business. They have put on a
night force at the ore crushing
platform and ore loading and crush
ing will go on day and night in an
effort to meet the demand for the
grade OF ore turned out from this
mine.
A large contract has been made
for the output oil the mine with
f. c. Humphreys & Company OF
Chicago and the ore will be shipped
to the big steel works aud blast
furnaces.
A double force will be put on AT
the mine and operations will be
carried on continuously. \ new
crushing plant Of a larger capacity
than the one in Lordsburg will be
installed and a new % horse power
gasoline engine will be put in also.
A car Of acid grade fiuorspar will
be shipped at once. To meet the
requirements OF the acid maker. tho
spar must run 90 per cent OF calcium
fluoride and not Owe one per cent
OF silica. Very few mines in the
country can meet these conditions
but the ore from the Great Eagle
is OF unusual natural purity and
does not require milling to meet
the rigid requirements Of the
chemical market.
Three additional trucks are *
pected. They will be needed to
take care Of the additional output
that will be produced from now IN.
-Lordsburg Liberal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Dance at Well Country Camp

According to the Albuquerque
Herald the summer boarders at the
Well Country Camp three miles the
other side OF Whitcomb Springs,
recently enjoyed a dance that was
featured with a wienie roast, old
fashioned quadrilles, a dancing con
test and a spirit Of real enjoyment
such as only they who chase the
cure" religiously can put in their
good times when these rare occa-
sions arise. There were IS of these
present. After the wienie roast,
which ihav held IN an arroyo bed,
dancing vas started in a cabin with
a good board floor, and while not
large enough to accommodate all the
dancers At once the fun was divided
mp by the few dancing for the edi-
iicalion of the many. The dancing
contest was won by Mr.. Young and
Mr.. Miller. and the prize was o.
cotton cake. The music was rave
and iinc-guitar and violin played
BY two MoNican musicians. Singing
Jokes and a disposition to entertain
the other fellow made for a happy
evening
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
A Talented Visitor from Texas

Mrs. Horace p. Jones. news editor
OF the Dallas World is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Watkins at Hollywood ranch. Mrs.
Jones was formerly Miss Franc
Watkins, OF Deming, a member OF
the Deming high school graduating
class of 1915. For the past three
years she has made her home IN
Dallas, where she and her husband
are members Of the All Church
Press, Incorporated.
While Mr.. Jones was serving his
country during the recent war, this
Deming girl at the age Of 20, kept
going 4 newspaper OF more tl!an
5000 circulation. Because OF the
shortage OF men and capable office
assistants she gathered and wroi'
all the news for an eight page pap
err, writing the heads, reading the
proof, experimenting the makeup,
handling foreign advertising and
business correspondence.
This young woman states proudly
that all her training and education
along this line was gained in the
Deming schools, aud does not hest
tate to express her gratitude for a
course in journalism taught in her
Junior year and typc"riting taught
in her Freshman year. With no
other school training along these
lines and only eight months expert
euce under the guidance Of her hus-
band before he lett for camp, She
was able to successfully meet this
unusual responsibility.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

Business and professional women
of Albuquerque met at the Y. w. {.
A. Thursday night to form an or
g%anization which will be represen-
tative of the business women of the
city. The club is formed on the
lines of the Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs.
Many different occupations were
represented at the initial meeting:
nursing, reporting. teaching, sec
retarial training, insurance, cafe
terra management, music, accoun-
fancy, office management, adver-
Using and art needlework. Each
member gave a brief account OF her
own work.
Those present at the dinner were /:
the Misses Margaret Klecher, Ethel
Hickey, Betty Fitzhugh. Ella Bart
lett, Majorie Allen, Mary Paine,
Josephine Parsons, Irene Fisher
and Mrs. Margaret Medler, Mrs. A,
B. Miner, Mrs. s. f. Newcomer
and Mrs. A. /. Reidling.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
New Baptist Churches

A new Baptist church has just
been organized at Hot Springs by
Missionary w. B. Phipps. The
church has called Rev. A. l.. Rupard
as pastor to take charge Sunday.
The new Baptist church recently
organized at Gallup has called Rev.
William Park as pastor. There
was an attendance of forty-five at
Sunday school the first Sunday
after organization.
The new church at Artesia, re-
Gently completed at a cost OF $55,-
600 will be dedicated Sunday free OF
debt. Secretary J w. Drummer is
to preach the d%edicating m
The Baptist Board at a recent
meetinug held at Albuquerque
granted requests for aid to churches
at Mountainair, Elida, Alamogordo
and Gallup. The time for the an
nual roundup OF the S75,000,0Gl
campaign was set Tor september ~
to 80.
Circle No. | Of the Baptist church
Missionary Society of Roswell was
hostess Thursday TO the members
of Circle No. 2 at a most delightful
afternoon party at the country
club, Swimming and boating were
among the pleasant diversions OF
the grownups, while the children
were delightfully."- entertained on the
club playground. At the close re
freshing ice course was served to
about Se~venty-five, concluded one
of the happiest parties Of the sum
mCr.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
LIGHTNING SrUNS BOYS
KILLS THIRTY GOATS

Leopold Aiarid aged 10: Pedro
Vigil. aged u: 1uan Jose Vigil. aged
Is: Cosme Vigil aged 10: Marcello
Truiillo and Marcial Rivera. aged 10
six boys who entered a shed 70 es-
cape from '''e rain and electric
storm MONDAY afternoon were &c
,c~clv shocked bv lightning. and
thirty goats nearby were killed by
the s7r1e bolt. The lightning
struck II front NJ the shed belong
ing 70 Candido Romero TO the rear
Of the house ~ Deputy Assessor
Vicente Ala-ii on Pecos street near
the road 10 Sunmount-
One Of the boys was unconscious
and he and one Of his comrades
deaf from the effects Of the shock
for quite awhile. .
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Another o. E. s. Reorganized

A chapter OF the Order OF Eastern
Star was instituted at Des Moines
on Thursday night of last week. y
good membership has already been
secured and the indications point Ia
a splendid chapter. Officers IL
stalled were as follows: Mrs, Nora
Hunt. w. M. Guy Miner, w. p.
Mrs. Matte Alexander. A.. M: Mrs,
Charles Woher, Secretary: Mrs.
frankie Steele, Treasurer: Mrs.
Susie Gromer. Conductress: Mrs.
Matte Bean. Asst. Co~nductress
Mrs. Ray Newhouse. Ada: Mrs.
Pearl Leslie. Ruth; Mrs. Ada Mincr,
Esther: Mrs. Mary Feltner, Mar
tina: Mrs. N. F. Nance Electa Mrs.
r. c. Jones. Warden: J. X. Bean.
Sentry: Mrs. Webb Hill, Marshal
Mrs. ]. w. VanGundy. Chaplin. An
organist has not been selected.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

The call OF the woods and waters,
Have you heard it. far in the west
AS you hide from the burning
sunlight
At the MONDAY hour of rest?
The call of the woods and waters,
The lake with its tinge of blue.
The land of forgotten
Have YOU heard it calling you?
Clinton p. Anderson
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

Mrs. Ruth {. Miller, state super
intendent Of industrial education is
in Albuquerque today on official
business
The recent heavy rains aaye SO
damaged the roads between This
city and Las Vegas that travelling
by auto between the two place
been a difficult undertak.n4
Mr.. Joe ortiz. and Two -.
children left Monday Afternoon 70
Los Angeles, California. where ries
Will Join Mr.. Ortiz who was former
ly d barber in this city, to reside In
the future.
Alberto the infant ,on OF NJ. and
Mrs. T.. Manzanares OF Hillside
avenue, passed away Saturday
night. I'ucncral services were held
Tuesday afternoon from tho Ca
thcdral and luterment il Rosario
cemetery.
Governor o. A. Iarraz1lo p mt
Sunday and Monday in Albuquer-
que in conference with Frank \.
Hubbru aud other s~uDDarterS aud
Wrdnr,da, ,,f, f,- cdrorro +, l9oi
after his interest, before tie
publican county convention winch
will be in session there today
That the Santa Fc fiesta i, TO be
advertised by an air plane is now
an established fact The Ca--rtl
Motor rompanv which r|ceertlr pur-
chased a plane viii make tftpz to all
Of the principal elite, and scatter
advertising from the cloud, Tn
aeroplanc rs not So common n
these parts but this is a novel s
Of ADVERTISING and it viii r. sire 0p.
attract attention.
Ven Sister Adelaide, ~ y-t5a Oh
died Monday morning At the Lofa'
10 academy, SISTER Adelaide Or
Mis- FArren was born IN Ireland
ana came To- i1ia eouhlfs %ag"
Joined ihc Iuretia order ~ kea
tnchf. Size TAUGHT seh1ai
zorro. H'rnlltIIo. o aud SAINT
l'o Funeral services were ED
tine Iorc.tD Academy chapel
day sud iofr.mcnt took place IN t#e
plot Of the Sisters on Rosario ss'.s
terry. Watt Mortu2rE vas ln
charge
T.. T. BIAody, for many }aaf
chief deputy lu the fatssl
revenue Office IN tins city. who
was tr3nsic.. tb .. 1gttE N.
when the disirlgt offices tar Nr'r
IONA and NJ" Mrz1co ere com.
hined by tx %,tatehood hdl aud r.
the separate office Tor this state
was established at albuquerque last
year, has been promoted to assis,
tant superintendent OF collectors
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
LOCAL. AMERICAN LEGION
SELECTS STATE DELEGATES

Montoya y Montoya post Of the
American Legion, Santa Fe, has
elected its delegates to the state
convention, which will be held in
Roswell on September 2, ; and 4.
They are as follows: Ed. Tafoya,
chairman: Jesus Baea, J.. II. Watt.
E. L. Stafford, B. M. Cutting, H. J.
Mendenhall, NJ. A. Otero, Jr- Jack
Trainor, Adolfo Ortiz. The alter
mates are: Severe Encinias. Loren
20 Gutierrez. George Mignardot, A.
]. Casseil, L. s. Horn. Alfonso Her
rera, Abel Benavides. c. s. Ken
nedy, Norman L. King.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
New Mexico Girl Honored

The Ration Business and Profess
sional Women's club gave a four
curse sever O'Clock dinner at the
home OF Miss Shuler in honor oi
Miss Kelly, who has returned home
from St. Paul, MINI. where she at
tended the convention OF the Ma
tional Business and Professional
Women's clubs and spoke on
Women in Chambers of Com
merce'. She also spoke at a meet
ing of the Minneapolis Women
club. Miss Kelley had the honor
of being elected National Vice
president Of the National Fedora
ton OF Business and Professional
Women's clubs: also National Sec
rotary of the finance committee,
She gave a splendid report Of the
St. Paul meeting
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Shrine Club Organised

The CoIfaX County Shrine Dub
was organized at Ration a shorr
time ago and the following Officers
were elected: M. G. Smigelow. presi-
dent: r. c. Haner, secretary: B b.
MAYOR, Jr. treasurer.
Very interesting reports on the
Portland national meeting OF the
Shrine were given BY c. ]. Per-
kins and NJ. G. Smigelow.
Plans were discussed and the
necessary committees were appoint
ed for securing a large attendance
Of members and novices from that
county to the ceremonial to be held
at Clayton on Saturday. September
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Luncheon and Bridge Party

Mrs. R. B. Reed of Tucumcari en-
tertained with a luncheon on Thurs
day afternoon at her home on First
street honoring her mother, Mrs.
Sidney Hockett. Tables were laid
for seventy guests. The house was
beautifully decorated in white
green and yellow and the color
scheme was carried out in the
luncheon. Misses Lois Shields,
Marion Pearson, Josephine and
Berry Devor assisted the hostess in
serving. After the luncheon the
ladies spent a very pleasant after
noon at bridge. Miss Bradley o.
Chicago, a guest of Mrs. Savage,
delightfully."- entertained the guests
with a reading.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Mrs. Moore has Entered Movies

OF Albuquerque, who has %success
fully entered the Movies" in Los
Angeles, California, will appear with
Charles Ray in a picture entitled
Peaceful Valley" which will be re-
leased the lst of November. She
will also appear in other pictures
which are being filmed at the pres
ent time. Mrs. Moore was former
" Miss Letha Maddox of Roswell,
the beautiful and talented young
lady who moved TO Albuquerque
shortly after marrying the late
Leroy Moore. = former well known
Santa Fean.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal


Several Eases If whoon;oo corob
State Senator John S. Clark. OF
Las Vegas is in the city TODAY
Hiss Pauline kinseli, now located
At Roswell. IS here on a visit with
~,
M'S "pP'hSoTi aa'R1te[ OIL MI.
ana MIS-, D. :. Idhkey Is mere on q
WISH 80 'er PARENTS
Mr. Franz St,ntin .,.pd,r, .
Tow 49, At tho canon ~ H.. Ri.
,4,rs among The Gin ayell;nqs
Mrs. I. +. Coard and little daught-
81 ltft Yesterday for a TWO month,
visit with relatives and friend, in
illinois.
II. / Denney a%ttorae5 OF GaIiaI,
has been in the city this week at
tending sessions OF the Revenue
~, o.,
Grey E'HS"n' ati"F.,F .. DIV
~ ~ nGeh IN INC cry ms "eeS
n'te"dinR 'H' sessions OF me opecldl
Ne'enue COMMISSION.
'"iin 'ldPl,h ana Jack Nh"PP
sPent me weekend IN 9aili" re "
'u'1'"S 70 inc" camp 81" me '''.>
Eugene NenPehleh Wa up IRON,
F'Iehc'' county YESTERDAY 10 atIenI
'nc'"Ht OIL me tate htshway com
mission a "hich ne Is q mem''I.
,,.
III. l. = WaIicf' ,ta,t 'g,.'"
,HUim'SS'"n'r' S1aomp4niea p' Mrs.
WtIIcr ana ,,li'', - ,1e el''N'''' .
.'o''''" !" the Nfa'a canyon ''
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Birthday Anniversaries

Mrs. NJ. c. Spicer Of Socorro was
a charming hostess to a party Of
friends Thursday afternoon at her
home on Fischer venue in honor of
the birthday Of her mother. Mrs.
Harriet Fisher and also the ami
v~ersaries of the births Of Mrs. '. w.
Terry, Mrs. J. A. Smiley and Mrs.
V. Sparks.
The guest list was confined to mem
bers of the Ladies aid. Souvenirs OF
packages OF nuts. candy and dates,
in the shape Of paper sunflowers
were carried home by all. while the
honorees were presented with in
dividuai cakes, decorated with one
lone candle. just TO remind them.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Melon Feast and Dance

The Womans Improvement Asso-
citation Of Las Cruces has arranged
for a social event this evening that
will eclipse all the other events Of
the week.
A melon feast on the lawn and
spacious porches Of the Community
House will be held. w:-h dancing on
the tennis cont. Orchestra music
viii he furnished for the dancing
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
UNION


MISS lhez mason mas p~urch"Stq
the parDer Snop on rirsl SlIett ana
says lhat II - ne' lhl'"''ou 10 Up
crate a IaGy D%rDer Hnop and beauty
Parior; one mas n"cu d Iauy par
take charge II Is MISS Mason ~
tent'on 20 nave me ShoP can
ana ave a p'rtliioh put III, hlEln.
TWO rooms, one TO De a pa'Dcr 'h"p
ana the oiner 10 De i't,5a up aS
beauty parior. MISS MaNoH "i"
tooh diter the beauty pdIloI worn
1dfiliN"t company '','. H.t
- 'NIa, mere '3. Fl gems ''"' 'h'
town DoaIu rg.usee 20 n.aNy amy
e'Nlohs' Inc iuil MINT OF
oLui'dn'e vas a'SNS5Iu against '"'
sloW ana a. lh'l u'N "oi 9'e any
clanee 10 Set oui WIN any prom
ai'.i paving 2'- " ''} '''y H'N'''
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
Delightful Dane ng Party

Mr.. and Mrs George d VIC
Creary. r. Delightfully."- enter'ained
a number OF young people at !
dance al the Elks last Wednesday
evening. complimentary 10 Miss
Betty Pinkerton and Miss Margaret
Crawford-Silver City 1ndercn-
dent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20
UNION COUNTY PRODUCTION
LOOMS UP BY COMPARISON

A few figures which have been
submitted to the Range on the
farm production in Union county
are so remarkable as 70 be startling
and TO make the other counties OF
the State, including our own, "sit
up and take notice" Il has gen
orally been believed that Colfax
county was some county along
these lines. but il now becomes evil
dent that we must speed M IL We
are to overtake the Union in the
race for honors in farm production.
The figures were obtained by a Col
fax county mar interested in these
matters. and are here submitted:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

which brought him about twenty
bushels per acre. The wheat is OF
q good grade testing about 65
pounds per bushel. Mr.. Perkins
has grown wheat for the last two
years and will keep it up as the
growing of wheat works in nicely
with the growing of other crops, es-
pecialiy beans.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

Mariana T. Torres of Mesteno
reports good crops in that district
He says that a few days ago a big
rain washed out a crop OF wheat
that had just been cut on the Ala
mito farm Of Ramon Sanchez. The
loss Is estimated at about 1900
pounds-Willard Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

among the pleasant diversions of
the grown-ups, while the children
were delightfully."- entertained on the
club playground. At the close a
refreshing ice course was served TO
about seventy-five and concluded
one Of the happiest parties Of the
summer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-20

The Mesa Picnic
Abou, 300 people attended the an
nual picnic at the johnson Mesa
church last Saturday. and a very
enjoyable time was had by all. A
fine lunch was served By the Mesa
people TO their guests 81 the day
Ration Range.