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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
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WORLD AND
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S)LnIAN CRAWFORD PERKINS

tion bridge. entertained in bril-
liant manner tn ne Country club on
Friday evening with dinner dance.
Tho affair was Ufs,O,lHtcl with gen
lM frlilitHflOn as ~ TINS time inc
members hdd aa special honor
gueata. husbtndf ~ tho CLUB ana
others Tine table was set in lh'
handsome ballroom iu tho rnapo OF
"a a.. and was made florhly bohuu-
ful with baskets ~ Hwcot peas 10
the national oolors. the red, white
and blue being also used in the large
butterfly bows OF ualIuo which
Erapod tho biEEot handles. Mr.
and MrH Grant 10 Mccullough uc-
cuplcG he head Of tho table. Mrs
Mccullough being president uf thc
club. A delightful after dinner talk
was made by Mr.. Mc'ull"Ish and
hc waH followed by Nj Norris I.
Gilbert. VINO gave an outline story
of tho war work ~ the women Of
tho O. s 4 club. 4 large orchestra
furnished music for the program
dance tho programs being unique
foaturcH ~ The evening. each dance
payiug tribute tp some one member
Of the club. Patriotic airs were
played aud the national hymn uc-
Cupied prominent position. car
rival fhvors were distributed Those
present wero MeBsrs ana Mesdames
Grant &. Mccullough, Bcniamin
James Burke. Harry Pagby. Patrick
Jay Hurley. Eugene Jortuu. =. II.
segar, Elmer w. Jacob. Jake East.
on w A Brownie Jonn \. Haver.
Curtis R Adams. Claiming w
benedict Iohu - Means, George ..
Uoaglnnd. Robert NJ Blackmore. j.
Monte Ilnyuor. Lawrence Is Conc,
Norris y Gilbert. Charles T. Bush.
T. r. Halliburton, r g. ClCaguo.
Thomas j. Hartman, g n Gump.
ban Hunt. ST., J. q Kossor. \ J
Inmcl. charles w. Strouvollc. WI
liam H. pomcroy clfH Mayo, Homer
Jowett. william H., walker. W II.
Brown. e. y Hopkins. Mrs samuel
Faulkner of Milan. Mo Mrs. Gayle
Harris of Marrls. Mo, Mrs Dan y.
Wndsworth Mrs. e. 60 Taylor Of Sa-
pulpa: Miss Ict Mao Frantz, Messrs
Warner, Landon. Hunt. Mahoney.
Miss Amelie Constantin was num-
bercd among the hostesscs for the
week. the occasion being "a dinner
dance In the Country club on
"wednesday evening, The large table
was set IN tho dining room and
adorned with Ophelia roses. Dane =
ing continued afterwnrd. the pro-
grnm music being furnished by a
large orchestra Miss Constantine
list contained Messrs. and Mosdamcs
Charles Martin. James Nelson. sgd
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, MAY o, 1920

ucy $. smith Jules Cons,antin. Em
arson &. Higgins, Jr, Theron Bynum.
Hugh King, Thomas A Hunt.
Charles A Black. Victor walker.
william Lloyd Lewis. Guy Johnson
Young y. Mitchell Ear T.. Berry.
Lester gillespie. Misses RUIN Fitz.
patrick, Tookah Stansbery Lillian
Pagan. Peggy Anderson Mildred
Shields Dane Martin. Gertrude con
molly Carmen Coylc. Gladys La
Toilette. Gladys Yarbrough Nina
Morris. Edna Nelson Mary Dclnnoy.
Irene Hastings. IIalah Fagan Jean
nette Ross, Margaret BELL Nan Lyle
Dickcy Dorothy Dickey. Marguerite
Moran. vivian Fulghum Mary
Pcake. MARY Cannon Mamie Law
son, Alice Strouvello OZca Hourg.
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Moasrs Charles ! Wrightsman "
]. Wllliams. Max Campbell. I'D lIar-
Voy Cassie Holloway Pat Butler.
Tony Twist Eugene kirvin. Ed
Moran, Frank Herstetter. W e.
Crane. Charles COnstantin, oscar
Bourg. Eugene Gonstantin paul "
erson. Harold Moran Ralph Berry.
Lloyd Frcese. Cap Bcliamy. Sam
Springer Sam Williams, Richard
Robinsou. Lee Payne. ira Rinehart
Lloyd wyatt. Sam Atowatt. Aubrey
Thomas. Charles Burns. Mike Gilt-
nor. Fox Boswell. willard Martin.
Ray Jarret Sam Dalton. Jack Nc
Murriu. Robert Berry Thomas
Fitzgerald. carl Grey. Jack preysc.
George Berry Albert walker. PAU
Roth. william HovlR. l.. e.. Surtees
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Parties

Mrs. Washington w. Hudson
complimonted Mrs. Edward W.
Blackburn of OZARK. Okla, with an
auction bridge party on wednesday
afternoon This visitor has bcen
the guest OF Mrs NJ T.. Sthnloy
Mrs Hudson entertained In her
suite in the Lorton apartments ana
was assisted by hor daughter Mrs.
sydney salisbury Smith. Garden
flowers were IN evidence In all thotr
culortul beauty and fragrance Mfh.
W. o. Boall made top score and
IN tho presentation OF flvotH Mrs
Blackburn was also rcmcmbcred.
buu hcou In Two courses was served.
Mr. Itudson'B Euc3t list included
NCEdauCs w. J. Gregg. j Monte
Haynor ital Grubcr Sylvan Price.
Don Boutwell, w O. Boal1 W s.
Smith. /. q. Rosaer, u. g. Richard
son jr.. G. r. Ross, Jules Constantin.
W. B Roberts, J. Arthur HUI. Val
lean Biddison, Grant u. Mccullough,
Curtis IL. AdRma. g. O.. Gillette,
Harry Castle. Charles y. Strouvolle,
william II. Pomeroy. w. 7. williams
VI II. Stanley. Julia LoRus, Betha
Stanley LSwhon. @. N. Wright. Miss
Amelio Constantln.
Mrs Alfred O. Heggcm brought
pleasure to quite a number OF friends
and conferred pretty social courtesy
mn Miss jet Mao Franze, who ~ visit.
ing her sister, Mrs g. ~. Grimp; Mrs.
George shallonberger Of Poncn city.
1nd Mrs. g. 4 Balph. formerly of
Pittsburgh. Pa. tho relatives ana
guests OF Mrs +, r. ShallenborRer
when she gave a box party on Thurs
day afternoon in the Orpheum.
Luncheon was served afterwards In
tho superior Tea Room, where tho
table rndiatcd charm with a silver
basket filled with purple iria and
pink roses and fern graced tho con-
ter or the table. sweetpcas In cor
sage clusters adoring zach place.
Those enjoying Mrs. IIeggem's r.
party besides the honor guests,
vero Mesdamos y. r. Shallcnborger
G. n. Gump. Oren n McCnrty, l.. u.
Latham. Thomas !. Munroe. Charles
II Strouvolle. Claiming w. Bene-
dict, John ". Means, Mrs. Isaac
Shuior, Hubert W. whitney, Harry
Johnson. !. q. RosHer, q. ~ Loon.
ard. Claude /. Housh. r. II. Short. J.
NJ. Hayner.
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Clubs

The Drama League met Friday
afternoon in the library and elected
the following officers Mrs. H. G..
Vandewater. president, Mrs j. B
Brown first vice president; Mrs.
James y. Digs. second vice presi-
dent Mrs. Carl Plessants, third vice
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they came Carnival was abroad in
special features and these stunts
were presented in the basement of
the club home and on It's spacious
porchcs Hodgkins' orchestra played
for the dance when favors were
bright colored caps and whistles.
The evening was complete in It's
compliment.
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Music and Art

Clemont a. EVans ChapIer q u =
will sponsor delightful two e'e.
nings Of music this coming wect
when they will bring Mr.. Wilmo.
Goodwin, baritone and Mr.. Rudolpu
kafka. yiolinist, here In recital in the
Boston Avenue Methodist church oN
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dresser OF
Bradford. Pa, arrtve Monday IA
visit MIR. and Mrs Frank l.. Moore
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SECTION-B.

an out-of.door picnic AZ owen
nark the first Friday In June, who
'1e members are requested to brins
we'll filled baskets.
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president: Mrs. s. j. Lones, record
inr secretary, Mrs. T.. Forrest Hay
den. corresponding secretary. Mrs
VI. r. Edwards, treasurer. Mrs. LII
lah D. Lindsey. parliamentarian'
Three new directors elected are Mrs
Robert Galyor. Mrs. c. Il. Gregg.
Mrs !. u. McLin, A reception VIII
he given the officers and friends pf
the club in the home Of Mrs. Pleas
ants on Thursday. May 20.
The past matrons club mot WIN
Mrs Henry Walter, Friday AFTER
noon Progressive hearts was
played Mrs. =. D. Barr Won tne
first prize and Mrs. Henry waiter
the second prize Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will ne
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Dances

The u, s. A. club, n popular CO.
terlo or matrons who have. since the
war, spent their time enjoying auc-
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
RURAL SCHOOL KIDDIES
TO HAVE HOT LUNCHES

Hot lunches for the school young
sters in the rural districts, is the pro-
gram now being planned by Mrs.
Edna Hume Dugand, county club
leader. The work will be carried on
in several Of the rural consolidated
schools this winter as an experiment,
and II is hoped that by next winter
the plan will be in operation through
out the county.
The Cooking Club at Grady, which
won the big range as the premium in
their club work, viii have charge Of
the work there under the direction Of
Mrs Crawford, community leader
At Bellview, Miss Minnie WingO, will
direct the students in the work, ant
at Shiloh, Mrs CIR, err will have charge
Of the wo k.
Although the plans are yet indef
mite and It has not been determined
whether the schedules will call foI
more than one hot dish at noon, II Il
a sure fact that the kbldics will hav'
something hot to eat with their cole
biscuits.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
COUNTY CLUBS MAKE
SPLENDID SHOWING
Total of 339 Enrolled in 80 Clubs
Embracing all Features Of
Rural Education.

Members Of the Boys and Girls
Clubs in Curry County have made
record during the past year that
should place Curry County at the
head Of the list when the records Of
all the counties are checked up, ac-
cording to Mrs. Edna Hume Durand
club leader.
For the fiscal year just ended, 33
clubs with 800 members completed
the scheduled work with the results
of their labors valued at $4,553.S0.
The pig and calf clubs made especial
ly good showings, and their members
now boast Of 81 pure bred hogs val
ued at $2,950 and 21 registered
calves valued at 1920. All of the
calves were brought in directly as the
result of club work.
During the winter months, the ef-
forts Of the club leader will be con-
centrated on the experiments for hot
lunches in the rural schools, and the
regular club work will be re-organiz.
cd again during February and March
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
STAGE STRAW VOTE
Young Politicians Have Regular
Election Thursday, and School
Goes Democratic.

A. regular election, with political
speakers, "ward heelers", wire pull
ling ant everything, was staged by
students of the Clovis High School,
Thursday. The polls were open dur
ing the day and the students voted
just as they would at regular cleo
tion.
While a majority Of the votes were
Democratic, many Of the ballots were
scratched and very few voted a
straight ticket.
Debs, socialist presidential candi-
date, received one vote.
The official returns follow:
For President-Cox, 1870; Hard
ing, Al; Debs, 1.
For Vice-president = Roosevelt,
1870; Coolidge, 46.
For Governor-Hanna, 1s0; Me
chem, A.
For Lieutenant Governor--Atwood
It's; Duckworth, 81.
For Secretary Of State-DeBaca
1882; Martinez, as.
For Supreme Judge-Patton, 1870
Parker, 3S.
For Congressman-Lucero, 1872
Montoya, 43.
For Commissioner Public Lands
Kerr, 1871; Field, 46.
For Atty General-DOw, 1870
Bowman. 4S.
For State Treasurer-Slack, 1872
Strong, 45.
For State Audkor-Manzanaies
172; Stafford, IS.
For Supt. SchOOls-Tipton, 1877
Conway,44.
For Dist. Atty.-wyatt, 1871; Lind
sey. Al.
For Dist. Aty,-cOmptOn, 1871; Fer
rec, az.
For State Senate-Hull, i7e; wes
terfi Id, so.
For State Representative-Nichols
l177; Miller 40.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR
SENATOR A. B. FALL

United States Senator A. B. Fall,
who speaks here this evening, was en-
tertained at a luncheon al the Harvey
House at one o'clock today. The fol-
lowing were among those present
Senator Fall; J. S. Fitzhugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Duckworth, DR.. and Mrs.
H. A. Miller, Douglass X. Fitzhugh,
Mrs, s. A. Jones, DIR and Mrs. ]. B,
Westerfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W,
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Single
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Bishop, W. I,
Luikart, H. G. Springfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Denhof, DR.. and Mrs. A.
L. Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Downie,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Doughton, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Herod, M. Brady, DR.. and
Mrs. Clyn Smith, Miss Claude Brady
H. R. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Havener, R. E. Rowells, DR.. and Mrs
e. NJ. Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs
John o, Pritchard.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
work Started ON
HIGHWAY PROJECT
Surveying Begins On Roads 10 Tex
leo and Porlales. To be Fin
bhed June I, 1920.

N. w. McCluskey, state supervisor
Of federal aid projects, with head
quarters in Santa Fe, was in Clovis
Monday to start surveying on federal
aid projects Nos. "a and 25. These
projects include work on the high
ways between Clovis and Texico and
Clovis and Portales which will amount
to nearly 100000.
The contract for work on these
projects was let some time ago to the
Atlas Construction Co. Of La Veta
Colo, and the improvements are to
be completed by June /, 1921.
The work in Curry County includes
S1,342 yards Of earth work, $50 yds
of concrete construction, 100 Inca
feet Of corrugated iron culverts and
20,323 square yards Of calechie sur
facing. The work in Roosevelt Coun
ty will include 36,S25 yards of eartl
work and 10000 square yards o.
calechie surfacing.
These improvements will be
great asset to the Ozark Trails, Bank
head National Highway, Abo Pas
Route and the Great North and Soutl
Crosse Connecting Highway, all o
which pass through Clovis.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
MANY CHANGES N
SANTA Re LINE UP

Amarillo, Texas.-A number Of
changes in Santa Fe Railway Off
cials was announced today from the
General Managers office, effective
November lst.
j. B. Briscoe, for a number Of
years trainmaster Of the Pecos d.
vision is promoted TO assistant super
intendent Of the Plains division with
headquarters at Amarillo.
G. s. Cravens, transportation In.
spector at WWellington, succeeds Mr..
Briscoe as trainmaster Of the PecOs
division at Clovis. nn
H. r. Mckee, trainmaster Of the
New Mexico division with headquar-
tes at Las Vegas, Is promoted to as
sistant superintendent Of Western d.
vision with headquarters at Dodge
City. l,t
W. G. Ashcraft, trainmaster Of the
Colorado division, succeeds Mr., Nc
Kee as trainmaster Of the New Mex
leo division at Las Vegas.
]. Z. Agee, trainmaater Of the Riv-
er division at La Junta, succeeds Mr.
Ashcraft as trainmaster Of the Colo
RADIO division at Pueblo, Colo.
R. e.. Gish, transportation inspect
or, succeeds Mr.. Agee as trainmastel
Of the River division at La Juntaa
Colorado.
L. e. Flecher, master mechanic
has been appointed superintendent o.
shops at La Junta, Colo.
G. M. Lawler succeeds Mr.. Fletche'
as master mechanic Of the River di
vision and Of Colorado division from
La Junta to Canyon City with head
quarters at La Junta.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
TEXAS ELECTION TICKETS
PRINTED IN NEW MEXICO

Judge W. M. Wilterding Of Mule
shoe was Clovis visitor the latter
part Of last week. Judge Wilter-
ding came to Clovis with hurry-up
order for election tickets to be print
ed for Bailey County, Texas. The
county had let the printing Of its
ballots to q printing office in Texas
city and at the eleventh hour they
we're unable to get delivery. The
county officials were up against the
embarrassing problem Of having an
election without tickets and the News
came to their rescue. A general cleo
ton, however, Is not very serious
proposition in Texas, for II Is usually
just matter Of form. The real bat
tie comes off in the Democratic pri-
mary.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
SENATOR A. B. FALL
WILL SPEAK At -7:30
Senator VIII Discuss League Of Ma
tipns and Other Issues Of State
and National Campaign.

Clovis has distinguished visitor
today in the person of United States
Senator A. B. Fall. Mr.. Fall is be-
ing entertained by local Republicans
today and tonight Thursday at the
High School Auditorium he will ad-
dress the voters. Senator Fall win
discuss the League of Nations and
will present the Republican party's
side of this great question. The ad-
dress will commence at 7:30 and no
doubt large crowd viii be present,
even though the majority of the vot-
ers in this section are Democratic,
for Mr.. Fall is really one Of the big
men in the United States Senate.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
FINAL RALLY HELD
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
Democrat, From All Over Curry
County Meet at High School for
Big Jubilee Celebration

Everything Is ready for the big
rally Monday night when Democrats
from all over the county will meet
at the High School Auditorium at
TOO o'clock for the last jubilee and
political "pep" meeting before cleo
tion: Hon. Harry L. Patton, Of clO-
Wis, Democratic nominee for Justice
Of the Supreme Court, who is prob
ably the best informed man in this
part Of the country on state issues,
will be one Of the principal speakers
of the evening. Hon. Monroe Comp
ton Of Portales, Democratic nominee
for District Attorney, will also speak
on state isues, and other local speak
ers will be on the program.
Democratic speakers who have been
stumping the county for the last
thirty days under the direction Of
Chas E. Dennis, chairman Of the
speakers bureau, have met with up-
usual response from voters, and have
brought back glowing reports Of en-
thusiasm for the Democratic cause.
"0ur speakers have been greeted
by large crowds everywhere in the
county" said Mr.. Dennis, "and in
several places where political speak
ers have never before been able to
get an audience, the whole CON-
munity has turned out, and our
whole publicity campaign has been a
great success. We have every reason
to be jubilant over the prospects for
a landslide for the Democratic state
and national tickets"
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
NOMINEES BATTL|NG
FOR VOTE At HOME
Presidential candidasss Wind W
Campaigns In Ohio. Both Parties
Predict Landslids

With only four more days before
the election on November End, the
presidential candidates are making
their final fight in their home state
Ohio. Governor Cox, demanding from
the first that the United States secure
q lasting peace by entering the
League Of Nations, predicts d land
slide for the Democratic party. Sem
ator Harding, who has been pain
fully embarrassed throughout this
campaign by the evident split in his
party over the League issue, predicts
that the landslide will fall on the
Republican side of the fence.
Here's What They Say
"victory is coming our way SO
fast now that we cannot only feel
il and hear It, but we can see IT,
George White, Democratic National
Chairman.
"The Democratic party cannot es-
cape sweeping condemnation upon
the record II has made."-Will H
Hayes, Republican National Chair
man.
"Governor Cox will be elected al
most beyond any shadow Of doubt
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
"The Republican party walks thu
high road Of American Government
for Americans, and the American
people walk with that party."-Ca'
vim Coolidge.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
OFFICIAL RETURNS TO
OLD STAMPING GROUND

Amarillo, Texas.-Claud s. Crav-
ems comes back to the scenes Of his
first effol ! at railroading November
lst, when he becomes trainmaster of
the Pecos division with headquarters
at Clovis. Mr.. Cravens began as mes
senger boy at Roswell in March 1898
when the road was still known as the
Pea Vine. He advanced though hard
work and close attention to his duties
until he became an operator. In
1905 Mr.. Cravens was transferred to
Texico as night operator and later re-
turned to Roswell. In 1907 he be-
came day operator at Carlsbad and in
1908 operator and agent at Higgins,
where he remained, until he was
transferred to the agency at Cana
dian in 1918. In 1914 he was trans
ferred to road work and the follow
ing year became transportation in
spector on the Panhandle division
with headquarters at Wellington,
Kansas. Mr.. Cravens' started young
being only about twelve years old
when he began as messenger in Ros-
well. He has been in continuous
railway service ever since and has
steadily advanced. The promotion Of
Mr.. Cravens to trainmaster is graft
flying to old friends in the Pecos Val
ley. The success of the Santa Fe
Railway has depended much on this
policy of the late E. P. Ripley Of
training its own men.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
c. II. 5. PLAYS ROSWELL
HIGH SCHOOL TOMORROW

The football squad Of the Clovis
High School viii SO to Roswell to-
morrow for the second game Of the
season with that school. Roswell has
one Of the best teams in the PecOs
Valley this year, and in the first
game the local lads held them tc
score Of lS TO O.. Clovis feels the
loss Of many Of last years veteran
players, but inexperienced men are
getting into the harness in fine shape
and expect to make some good show
ings before the end Of the season.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
Stage Is Set for Battle Of Ballots Next Tuesday
CLOVIS BOY TO FEATURE
IN MOTION PICTURES

Mr.. D. Turner, president and man
ager of the Oklahoma Moving Pic
ture Company Of Oklahoma City was
in Clovis the first Of the week a guest
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. I. A.
Whiteley. Master Wilson Whiteley,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteley, win
leave this next week for Oklahoma
City where he has been engaged by
Mr. Turner's company as an actor
in a series Of pictures that will be
produced there. Wilson spent last
summer with this same company
While he is filling engagements there
he will also attend high school.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
CLOVIS YOUNG PEOPLE N
WERE MARRIED MONDAY

Mr.. Wilbur L. Price and Miss Faye
Head were united in marriage Mon
day by Rev. G, E, Kennedy, and
left Immediately for a short trip to
Albuquerque. Mr.. Price is manager
end one Of the owners Of the Post
Office News Stand and Miss Head
had for some time been assistant
cashier Of the First Nat'l Bank; and
both have a host Of friends in Clovis
who extend best wishes and congra-
tuIations. The young couple will re-
turn to Clovis in a short time
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
STATE CHAIRMAN HERE

Hon. Arthur Seligman, State
Chaicman of the Democratic organi-
zation, was in Clovis last Thursday.
Mr.. Seligman met a few Of the Dem
ocrats at Democratic headquarters
and discussed campaign conditions
Thursday nigLs. He says everything
looks favorable for a big victory for
the entire Democratic ticket next
Tuesday II the voters, particularly
the women, Of the east side counties
20 to the polls.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
NEW ROAD MAP

The new 1920 state road map,
issued by the State Highway Commits
sion, has just been received by the
Clovis Chamber Of Commerce office,
1t is a splendid map, and Clovis fea.
lures prominently on IL as a state
road terminal. The map was issued
by Charles Springer, Of Cimarron
Eugene Kempenich Of Peralta, and D.
W. Jones Of Clovis, members Of the
State Highway Commission.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
CLOVIS IS BECOMING
TOURIST CENTER

Clovis is fast becoming a tourist
center. The excellency Of our high
ways is being rapidly broadcasted
over the United States. At noon
Thursday the secretary Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce called attention to
six Kansas cars, one Missouri car, one
Massachusetts, car, four Michigan
ears, one Indiana car. one Oklahoma
car, two Colorado cars, one Illinois
car, two Ohio cars and a dozen Texas
cars, all standing on the street at that
hour During the day at least forty
tourist cars passed through Clovis.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
ALL EYES ARE TURNED
TOWARD NEW MEXICO

With the precedent Of being Re-
publican territory, and with the indi-
cations for a Democratic landslide
New Mexico is attracting attention
in political circles all over the eoun-
try. While the state elected Larra-
colo Governor in 1918 by a majority
Of 1919, nearly everyone 10 predict
ing that the local split in the Repub-
lican party will turn the state Demo-
cratic in the. national campaign by
as large a majority.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
HUNTERS SNOW BOUND.

Word comes from Hillsboro, near
the Captain Mountains, that the par.
ty Of Clovis hunters composed Of j.
c. Nelson, Harry StonChill, Jake and
Dick Noble and Ewell Sullivan were
driven out Of the mountains by
snow storm. The party will probably
return to Clovis this week.
The Clovis news., 1920-10-28
MISSES KENDALL ENTERTAIN

Misses Leila and Mamie Kendall
entertained the employees Of the Ken
dali Dry Goods Company at their
home on East Grand Ave. last Thurs
day evening. After spending a social
hour in playing games, etc., the en-
tire force joined in making candy,
after which refreshments Of sand
wiches and coffee were served.