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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
LIONS CLUB WILL JOIN
IN GOOD ROADS DRIVE
President GRAY of Commercial
Club and Chairman Hirschi
and ! D Murphy of County
Board Were Guests

The question Of good roads for Lo-
gan county was the topic discussed
at the Lion clus luncheon Friday In
which a number Of distinguished
guests and members participated W
NJ Mahaffy. member OF the state good
roads association Of Seminole county.
who has had a large part in constrnc-
ting roads in his county where $3.50
900 has been expended in the WORK.
told OF the methods they there pur-
sued. kinds Of roads contracted. gov
eminent aid. and 50 on. end offered
his services 10 Lean county in any
campaign that may be determined 10
be put into effest |. c Jackson Of
Kansas City. automobile route scout.
also addressed the eln3.
Lymon J Gray. president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. y L Hirschi.
\
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

Arthur nyer returned today from
Tulsa with Dr A G Hixon. Miss Gene
Hxon aud trained nurse Dr Hixon
will be placed in Dr Dake's sanitar-
ium. and will be cared for by the
Scottish Rite consistory He - help
less and his memory Is a blank most
OF the time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

While yleldng 10 many pressing
demands for = statement on The sian
derous attacks OF the leader % the
Anti Saloon league ~ the Catholic
church. I feel thar. In taking notice
OF II. should apologize. fret CT an.
for not leaving the matter TO the de-
cent sentiment Of New Brk which
long since has passed judgment On
this zeaiot. his tongue and his meth
ods.
4 am gratified. indeed 10 observe
the attitude Of the Protestant cifrgyl
who. Il may judge by the press. are
not In sympathy with The anti Cath
Ole utteranees OF Mr. Anderson
MY purpose IN speaking Is not 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
MODELS SHOW THE MO0E
FOR SPRING N SHOW
Young Ladies Gracefully Pose In
New Gowns To Sweet Music
At the Lulz Dry Goods
Store

The annual spring style chow In
fhe ready - se1f dapaf1 nsni of the
f.uix slofe was sell attended anil
proved a happy affair. 1he hours
sere from e.2o 10 5 0'etork
The new Aprina styssA IL dresses.
suits. coats and sport sea- were ef-
feesissly displayed - iisias nodeI-
Little Jane Davis earried he banners.
announcing the models The Davis
orchestra poured forth daleet strains
Of music during the presensation. The
models were Mrs. Guy Holloway. ~
Ruth Faulkner. Mss pessa n<
Miss Catherine Dear. M1~o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

stsd with any political organization
local. state Or national. much less =
he church In conspiracy TO contra
vene. directly OF indirectly. the ia~ OF
the land
no honest man. no matter What
be may Otherwise think of the Cath
ollie church. believes the church 70
b m enemy Of law and order
= repeat my pabiic statement of n
former occasion that the Catholic
church pregehes and practices con-
sclen;ious ohedlaece TO eyerY iaw
and does not discriminate In favor OF
one more than another. The eaarch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

house of Weinberger appeals 10 he
fasiidious -strun aud 20 one who
wants 10 ref the fuil value of his
money. 4 record has been eHiab-
llshed for up-io-dste methods in
merchand zlng. and every overture IL
accompanied by guarantee e
walnberRer sfore IL truly one of ne
notable marks of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

l'anAlanllnople. March IL
Greek. Italian and Irrheh fcvs.~
~ pees4aiion ia &myrns. AslsIIn
nnd Adrna. Asia Miner. Rsr hold.
iuE thesf own with diffsenlsy
against Tarkfsh Nationalist
troops. il IA ,ndisated IN reports
received here The strength ~
Mnnfarhn kemal Nationalist
leader, Is rapihly growing ia the
Interior and adviees state the
Araha kiul. and other tribes arr
earryine un guerilla warfare
failufr ~ ihe French 10 reach
Diafhekr il painted nut by Ma.
'lonallniu a. helng fyplraI ~ the
experience niiy occupy ing army
mat encounter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
KAISER To BE RULER

London March 13 A Reuter-
dispatch from Berlin tells of the
revolt ord overthrow Of the Ebert
government rnd says . well ar.
ranged campaion Is started TO re.
place former Kaiser William en-
the throne cor at least make him
ruler again. Won dindenberr 10
abdicate os coon as things shape
themselves n make the return of
the former kaiser feasible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

- hess narfiase licenses wsfs ia
s1rd b easrf clerk slFa usrsha
Neal since Yesterday James n VIII
liana, a. and Elizabeth Middleton.
y. both o. oiiahoms CITY. Robert
Green. -. Guthrie. and S~ille Hart.
~. Oklahoma CITY uastass n. Miner.
~ and Inca Davidson. =. ssuthrls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
FIRE DESTROYS LARGE
CUBAN SHOE CONCERN

EIavana. march. is~Flre virtually
desfoyed iho National sfnr a Tan
ncry company plant located a. -
&c q. a suburb Of Havana iaft night
causiae . loss osfinaied ~ st)opoo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
TROOPS ACT QUICKLY

London. March l3-R Revolving
troops entered Berlin this morn.
ing and occupied Wilhelmsirasse
No acts of violence are reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
H|NDENbERG PROCLAIMED HUN RULER
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Mrs.. y u. kroexeF. wife Of The
musician Who il TO appear In GutAgle
in = recital March = h head ol The
ianior membefship department in the
81 i.ouis office Of the American Red
Cross She u known very well IN
deed. 10 some % the workers IN ths
Logan county chapter and they ar
looking forward with Interest 10 hear.
Ing Mr kroeger In MS coming recital
Miss Susan Ramsay who is here from
the 81 Louis office In the interest Of
of Red Cross work. knows Mr. krac
ser and says ne i fine musician
and his playing vel ~omh h,uf-
iEg. ekl0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
INCREASE ron o,sAao TEACHERS

curd. Kan. March ls-Aa increase
~ salary of 30 per cent has been
granted the puhlle school teachers 4
Glrnrd ~ the hoard of education. Ia
mAkina contracts for next year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
so eco Allied Troops.

Flfts thousand allied troops ars
W onustantinpple sud vicinity. IA
is estimated. this forre being suf
fieieut - protect the city. the
sira = aud the sca ~ NArmors.
with the cooperation OF naval
units here Turkish leaders. how.
ever scout the llea the allies
eonld send . large punitive expo
dllion into Asia Minor ~ enforre
their demands AZ present allied
soldiers Hre guarding the old
Qualifications along the straits.
while the british have thrown
strong forces about the terminus
Of The I.agdad railway al lsniid.
~ mile. southeast of this city.
Search of houses an shop. here
ia constantly unroyering stores of
arms and ammunition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
FRENCH CHAMPION AND
BRIDE ON WAY Hgee

Paris. March o. GEORGES Carpen
Tier heasyveigh pugiiistic champion
or Europe and his wifo. embarked
today a. Havre Tor the United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
EBERT government HAS
HEADQUARTERS At DRESDEN
NON kApP NAMED CIit\tEI.-
LOR or \EN GOVERN
NE\T: STATEMENT Is
SUED SAYS TREATY
OF VERSAILLES To
BE FULFILLED
BULLETIN

Berlin. March i3 Field Mar
Llal Won Hinndenberg has been
proclaimed Imnerial President
of Germany" II ir reported he
has already been placed in power
and the city is under martial rule.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

The local mines Of zoungouldak.
In Turkey. have a daily yield of ZOO
metric tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

New Orleans. La. March f3-To-
night and Sunday. fair rising ten.
Yerature-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
PROCLAMATION TELLS STORY
TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE &

Paris. March IA proclamation
issued in Berlin this morning. de-
Continued on PAGE s. Col >
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

The ST Louis office In the interest 81
oa Red Cross work knows Mr. kfac
ser and says ne i fine musician
and hls playing vel ~omh hear
iEs ekfn
Elber, Burton The cure for
holshevism. radicalism. - intelligence.
Ignorance Is the fertilizer IN wiaieN
this radlcaliSm sprouts and fioufi.res
aud the antldole i the school house
The heFt can never he obtained until
the calling Of school teacher is
placed on a higher plane than that of
q day lahorcr. The salary must ne
made Commensurate with tho du~ss
performed School teachers Shoas-
he paid more money than brick
layer or the. man who wlelds pick
on the railroad School teachers
must be considered equal a. the man
in the Aank II the profession IL 10 be
followed by the most competent
If you have neglected "a paY
your income tax, Il any. you had bet
ter do so before twelve o'clock to-
niRht or you will be up AGAINST Il for
fair The revenue department viii be
severe with those who have failed
20 make tax returns. according 70
To Hubert nolcn, state internal tax
collector.
Lclna Ahcll Mlnnof Vss sa's'i
divorce from J. A. G.. Minnsr Ia
district court today by Jndec Arthur
swank The court also gave the Gus.
tody OF The two minor children 10 the
mother and allowed her nilmony Of
50 month for their support The
divorce 20 become absolute N SIX
months The firsi installmeni OF ali
mony must he paid into cours nol
later than March To-
Sam Gardner and Mrs Gardner
have returned from the east after an
absenecof several weeks Mrs Gard
ner visited with friends IN Kansas
City and other points and Mr. Gard
ner visited New York Chicago Bos
ton and Baltimore. Tie bought LARGE
assortment OF mems clothing. hate,
and haberdeshery 4 found condi-
iitns IN the east even wore
reported In regard to prices and scar
city Of goods" he said
when Judge Boles issued mar
riage license 70 Henry Cassidy and
Violet Row and married the coarls ~
the court house Friday he starte.
something " developed within an
hour that the bride was only ~ years
old and she was small fot her age
"But how am TO judge" said Judge 1
Boles. The man said he was % md 1
tha, the giri was over n. 80 just /
issued the license and married them
An irate mother arrived In town a I
short while after the ceremony and I,
learned that the couple had left for
Oklahoma City Sheriff Robertson
wired to that place and had them ar
rested when they got OF the inter
urban car. They left Guthrie al i.30
and were back In Guthrie by s. To-
day Judge Hornaday held Cassidy for
trial in district court in the sum OF
81 900 on charge Of perjury That
Judge was 70 blame" said Cassidy
Il didn't know II was against the Law
to get q marriage license and thought /.
II was only rule that the girls are
must be gisen at more than is." This
v the third case OF this kind during
the past several months said law
yer today. ut Is about time Judge
Boles either wiped his eye glasses or
transfer the work TO The county court
clerk where Il belongs and thus avoid
trouble
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
ABOUT PRICESAPLEASE NOTICE!


1 S
The Washington times., 1920-10-10

Bungalow Aprons
For House Cleaning Time

BUNGALOW APRONS of percale, in and W neck,
paids and small figured effects finished with bet DARK C6
-GINGHAM BUNGALOW APRONS, striped and checked pat
trimmed with plain coored collars and m
cuffs; others piped in plain color. At wow
BELT APRONS, of figured percale, trimmed with ck-rack
braid finished with pockets and belt Blue checked 6r
Bingham with pockets and ties also rufte At wv
GRETCHEN APRONS of handsome plaid ginghap full
peasant waist and shoulder trimmed in rckrack
of gray white striped percale, made little
wider than the gngham finished with larger 60 m
pockets; waist bib has tucks ~6sVV
Similar style of percale but made like the plaid e. IN
gngham. At. ~As~V
BUNGALOW APRONS, of fine quality of Amoskeag
Bingham, large patterns trimmed with plain CO nm
bingham; side Vow
BUNGALOW APRONS, duality ginghams made with
checks plaids adjustable belt elastic m
sleeves; pockets $3.50 S3.75 @1sVV
Kann's-Second Floor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Silver Wedding Anniversary

Last Monday was the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs, j. s, M~actavish, and in
honor of the event, the Becker-Mac-
lavish force and families were ten
dcred an impromptu moonlight pic
mic by the couple who pledged their
allegiance to each other, just one
quarter Of a century ago.
The picnic was held four miles
from town in one of the beauty
spots OF this section of the noun
tains. Every one OF the employees
and the members of their families
were present as well as the imme-
date relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
MactaviSh.
An elaborate luncheon was pre-
pared and served under the super
vision of Mrs. Mactavish. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent and many
were the good wishes expressed by
the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
lavish were the recipients of many
beautiful anniversary remembran-
ces, among them being a beautiful
silver dining service, the gift of
their three children, Iaan D., Allie
and Miss Standardization
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

For the first time in history a
pope has posed for the motion pic
ture camera. Not only was permis-
sion granted for the filming of
scenes in the Lourdes chapel
grounds, but Pope Benedict Satur-
day took a leading part, posing first
with various groups and then for
close ups" and expressing much
amusement at the persistence of
the American photographers who
went within four feet of the pontiff
and snapped him smiling into the
camera.
This occurred after the pope had
celebrated mass for the visiting
American Knights of Columbus in
the open vatican gardens and had
given holy communion personally to
each knight. Vatican officials
were amazed that the pope appear
in these scenes which proved the
most complete pictures ever taken
of vatican ceremonies.
Flaherty by both hands, blessing
the knights of America. He welcom-
ed the visitors in a short address
which was translated by Archbishop
Cerretti, formerly Of the papal dele
cation at Washington, The pop
drank a CUP of coffee with the
knights after celebrating mass and
after he had posed for the pictures.
drove through the gardens flarted
by knights of the vatican. When
the vatican officials objected TO the
pope being photographed he sid:
Let the Americans have what they
want"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
SOCIETY. CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
knight Templar Conclave

One Of the biggest lodge event.
taking place in the city for years
was the Knight Templar ConclavC
held in this city last Friday night
The visiting Knights were: Eminent
Grand Commander, John NJ. Boy
man of Las CRUCES, Deputy Grand
Commander. w. O. Conner. OF
Santa Fe, Peter Cameron and Pu-
ben Perry. Grand officers Of Albu-
querque, Hugh Fl. Williams, of
Deming, Eminent Commander, Gay
P. Harrington, f. r. Paul, Fritz
Muller, w. T. Griffin, Frank Staplir
and George Emery Moore Of San
Ia Fe.
The Knight Templar degree was
conferred on a class of IA candi-
dates. The ceremonies Including
the comforting of the degrees and
the installation of officers lasted
until nearly Saturday morning
The members of the class were :
DIR. Frank H. H. Roberts, Mayor F.
O. Blood, Justin Council. Drs. Hat
~ and Edward Hoag, f. L. Butler.
A. F. Blackburn, A. NJ. Staley. John
w. Harris, George Hunker, Charles
w. G. Ward. Professor McClure, J..
". Lewis and Mr.. Myfan.
Officers installed were: Eminent
Commander. ]. w. Lewis: general
issimo ]. W. Hoag: Captain #
host, Mylan: recorder 4. r. Black
burn: treasurer, John w Harris.
Las Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
MINING IN NEW
MEXICO IN 1920

The mines in New Ne.ico oro.
ducc gold. silver conner lead and
zinc but nearly evc-v mine nrodnccs
only one metal and the oneratio, Of
each depends rpon the marlc,
price OF its own particular product.
Conner is The n-;nc;n,I mct,i ,ro
duced in The state and tbc Chino
Conner Cos. mine m SAINT, Pos,
and its mills AZ Hurley t.pctber
form the la-p.sf onc-aiio- i'm lie
State This comn7n, ,-,l,-.5
3C9' 037 pound. i'm ranparv lo2o and
increased M ortref 10 130osf3
r.rrd. I'm March according 70 Tho
United State. Cs1'op,-.f s,,-,c.
lis avc~-re monti'r r-n1rr..o, fo-
'fc first th-.. rlrtr. ,.s. g-4N-
o'0 pounds ~. r-.~.f e..t M
,-..c rer.t,. -.,f,r.,o- H..
y month. or lorg ~ -7-o1a
bounds. tn Nov 1000 ohio .-t
was nearly 1O01O1r r,raf. Tr..
orfr,t was m. h.
l. 90 pa. .an
Tfc Df.ra 'N .a,n D.r.. c,,
uiN. which closed n 1910 ~eu io.l
iI,c f..irr rr-unf.Hrr b-+ f..si.,
M nj wo,l was continued tta
mine. Shipments al CONNIE b.s
iar sil.ccors cold and ..ive- orr
from Lordsburr continued bipb
during January and Fchrrsr,. IN.
fell off DUNG March Ami and
May.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
WOMEN DELEGATES TO
G. o. p. CONVENTION SHOULD
NOTIFY STATE CHAIRMAN

The 10Th amendment TO the Fede-
raj constitution granting suffr.o.
TO the women Of fbe limited States
has finally beep ratified bv tb;rtv-
six states, On the d IN NJ Aug,-s.
1920 the Secretary of state RAN
bridge Colby. signed the proclama-
ton announcing officially thai the
suffrage amendment rad hen rafi-
fled
Women for many wears have tax
en- a keen interest in all matters af-
f%ectinr womer children aud tbe;r
own comurnities Now tbat tvom.
en- are e-Dfr3nch4ssd in eve-y state In
The Union al women taEigq an in
tellipenf interest in The affairs NJ
The state in which thev live as
well az hat Of he Nat;o, viii in
torn themscivcs f-bororoLIy n, III
oo,it;car and econom;c Questions
and the n-oresses tLroroL wbicL
women NAV nate tbe;r influence
tell yba~r f. w;1 he reaaed ~
rorrsc tbe first tb;nm IN wL;cb wo-
men should sbow tLe;r intarast i
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Delightful Canyon Picnic

About n hundred people of Roy
and vicinity went to the canyons
neal the Virgil Anderson ranch last
Sunday and enjoyed n Of those
good old fashioned p%icnics. The
crowd began to gather about ten
o'clock and the morning was spent
in climbing the canyon cliffs and
having a general good time. At
noon a big dinner was served and
talk about eats, well you would
have had to have been there to get
even an idea OF what a feast was
spread. After dinner it was
neighborhood talk for awhile and
then more canyon romping and
visiting the many beautiful scenes
the canyon are noted for. Late in
the evening all started for their
homes, tired but having spent a
pleasant day.-Roy Spanish Ameri-
can.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
THE LOGICAL A

Governor Cox seeks to make
capital out of the charge that the
american Defense Society of New
York has switched from a patriotic
to a political organization for the
support Of Senator Harding. What
ever of truth there may be in the
assertion, it would seem TO be emit
nently proper for the Society TO do
that very thing. America needs
defense these days from the on
slaueht upon her institutions head
by wisconsin in the person of Gov
ernor Cox. Senator Harding heads
the forces of the Nations defend
ers, and the American Defense So
ciety and every other organization
and individual who would see their
country's sovereignty unAmpaired
will support him.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Fsirview Club Entertained

The annual party OF the Fairview
club was held at the pleasant coun-
try home of Mrs. f. NJ. Hewlett
Friday evening and was one of the
most delightful affairs ever given
by the club. Gay hued autumn
flowers about the home added a
pretty decorative note, and all kinds
of merry games were arranged on
lie electric lighted lawn for the
Younger members Of the party
while the elders enjoyed games in
doors. Enjoyable music was civ
ON during The evening and later a
refreshing ice course was served bv
thc hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fri
and Mrs. Manned. About Is. in
q ding the club members and their
antilles, enjoyed Mrs. Howlett's
charming hospitality - Roswell
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Moose Lodge Organized

Clayton Lodge of the Loyal Order
OF Moose was organized last Friday
night and a large number were in
itiated. The Clayton order now
has a little over one hundred men,
bers and is growing stronger every
day. It is predicted that there will
be at least two hundred Moose in
Clayton within the next two weeks.
II that number is obtained, it is
hoped that it will have a good rep
resentation from all over Union
county. A club house will be
built to cost in the ncighborhood of
$4,000. which will be a credit to
not only Clayton. but Union county,
and be a very valuable asset to eve
ry member.-Des Moines Swastica.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
HORSE THIEVES OPERATING
IN SEVERAL COUNTIES

The horse thieves who have re
Gently infested Colfax county and
with whom young Henry West had
an alteration near Miami, are re
ported to have crossed into Colora-
do from Union county with quite a
bunch of New Mexico stolen stock,
most of which they gathered mp in
eastern Colfax and western Union
counties. There IS a gang Of these
tt;oves working through, Mora.
Colfax and Union counties into
Colorado. ~evideutally carrying on
their work N a business way. get
ting out Of the state successfully
with the stuff Springer Stock
man
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Parvis Fitch Bridge Partv

Pleasant and pretty in its natu.
raj setting, surrounded by trees,
shrubs. flowers and a beautiful
lawn, the home of Mrs. Ida Par
Wis was the scene Wednesday after
moo of a delightful gathering of
friends, when she, jointly with Ms.
Jas. G.. Fitch entertained at bridge,
with Mrs. c. T. Brown and Mrs. T.
c. Brown as honorees. Exquisite
corsage boquets were presented by
the hostesses to Mesdames Brown.
At the conclusion of the interest
ing games lunch was served amid
thethe daintiest accessories. made up
of beautiful napery and other ap-
pointments. with dainty baskets in
which was carried out an effective
color scheme of pink, white and
green.-Socorro Chieftian.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
Porch Party at Hill

A porch party was held at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. c. L. Hill, of
Hill on Tuesday afternoon, for men,
bers OF the Parent-Tcaehers Asso-
citation and it being also the birth
day anniversary of one OF the mem
bers, Mrs. J. w. Stewart, the oc-
casion had AM added significance.
The afternoon was devoted to the
making of a quilt to be sold TO raise
funds for the building of an addi-
ticnal room to the public school
At Hill About fifteen ladies were
present, Refreshments were serv-
ed A pleasing feature of the af-
ternoon was the presentation of a
number of pretty gifts to Mrs. Stew
art by the ladies-Las Cruces Re-
public.