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Evening journal., 1920-06-28
State Road DetOurs

State Road DetOurs
The following bulletin Issued by the state HishwaS
Work progress many points on the state Hshway
system Du al there
follow:
WILMINGTON TO HAREs CORNER
state road south from Market trafc
te and throush town TO Sixth keep
through leaving tracks left
Hares Corner Detour in eood condition.
HARES CORNER TO DOVER
DOVER TO MILFORD, GEORGETOWN REH0BorH AND OTHER
POINTS IN SOUTHEASTERN DELAWARE
FOLLOW stone road
street IN Camden continue TO Rising
for uanc Rising sun TO Magnolia. 4
MAGNOLIA TO FREDEmCA
construction in progress proceed carefully and follow detouf
FREDEmcA MILFORD
detours
danger Milford bridge and follow
guide sign reh to the dupont GEORGETOWN
ana Seioyvle; concrete boulevard detours.
Motorists to Rehoboth should Boulevard
Glendale, proceeding Rehoboh
Georsetowniiarbeson road is closed
GEORGETOWN LAUREL n
Road under construction follow signs.
GEORGETOWN To HARBESON 8
Road under construction Georgetown by Sand Hill road
follow detour signs
MLISB0RO ORCHARD
Under construction ia miles deour wapies
MIN Dam Dormans Corner and amons Schoohouse loo
DOVER TO HARRINGTON TO FAuTNGTON GREENWOOD 4
NO deours Pennington road open,
70 Tanc, but not completed carefully
GREENWOOD BRDcEVIIIE
on dirt road. follow 70 Brdgevlle
BRIDGENIILE TO Laurel.
NO detou work In follow
art road entire distance drive carefully
LAUREL TO DEIMAR
New concrete road is completed
throughout Svstens
connecting with the Maryland state Road system at Dema
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SIGN OUTFIELDER.

CINCINNATI, June 2S-The Reds
have secured Ouifielder Dawson from
the Wheeling, w. Va. club. He Will
looks promising.
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cHANGEs sTYLE.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Frank Frisch
was a cross-handed batter when ne
Joined the Giants. He has changed
now. There are no big league play
ers who used this style Of grip.
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CALLS LEONARD.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2S.-Eddie
FitzsimmOns, with victory over Lew
Tender under his belt, has challenged
Benny Leonard for a championship
match. Eddie Is a souihpaw.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
STANDING OF rHE LEAGUE.
CHURCH IFACIF.

Union, 3; Brandywlne, s.
First-Central, z; Scott, 3.
First-Central, IS; Scott, 10.
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Watch the Want Ads for opportuni-
ties to secure bargains in suburban
property.
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FINAL STANDING.
ALL-WmNTNGTON LEAGUE.

HLI-FN IlIIII7NN IV-N LTEWIE1
Results of Saturdays Games.
Parkside, 8; Neighborhood, ?.
S. s. Eden. 3; Keystone, 3.
Eleventh Ward, z; SilverbrOok, s.
Defiance, 10; Ninth Ward, 5.
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Want Ad service is hurry service
they bring results. in a day.--Ady.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Amerlcan Lennue.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Nationa League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
American League.
Athletics at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston-New York-not scheduled.
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Landlords and tenants meet through
The Wants--Adv.
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SATURDAY SCORES.
AnIlnnnI Il nnnun

New York, Q; Philadelphia, 6 "a
lnnings).
Philadelphia, 8; New York (second
game).
Boston, 4: Brooklyn. 0.
Boston, q: Brooklyn 2 tsecond
game.)
ST. Louis, 3; Cincinnati. O
81. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, 3 (second
game.)
Pittsburgh, .; Chicago, 4.
American League.
Washington, 4; Athletics, 3.
New York, i3; Boston. 0.
Chicago, f2; Cleveland, Z.
Detroit, s. st. Louis, 2.
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7E fEANSIE13S
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS

hAJOh LEAGUE RESULTS.
National League.
New York, 2; Brooklyn, 0.
st. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburf, s; Chicago, 3.
Phila-Boston-not scheduled.
American League.
Washington, Z; Athletics. 0.
Cleveland, q; Chicago, 4.
st. Louis, 3; Detroit. 4.
New York, Z; Boston, 5.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
SATURDAY SPORTS

DEL-MAR LEAGUE.
Results Of saturdays Games.
New Castle, "a; Wil-Del, 1.
Edge Moor, 3; ElktOn, 0.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

Mrs Eduardo NJ. Otero. her son
Theodore M 0tero and his i've
guests, M, Darcy Magee. Of Wash
ington, d. C., and c. A. lao, OF
Guatemala Cry arrived Sunday rom
Los Iunas. and will spend several
days in Santa Fc They arc the
guests of Miss Manderfield on Col
lege street.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02
An Artists Unique Bill

An old church in Belgium decided
to repaint its properties and emplov.
cd an artist TO retouch several large
paintings. Upon presenting his bill
the committee in charge refused pay
nient unless the details we're specif.-
Cd whereupon he presented items as
follows
70 correcting the Ten Command
ments, $sl2.
Emhe,lishine Pentius PLATE nd
putting new ribbon on his hoGaet,
i302.
Putting a new tail on rooster Of
St. Peter and mending his conf,
$50.
R%epluming and gliding lett wing
of guardian angel, S5.lS.
Washing the servant OF the high
priest and putting carmine on his
cheeks, $500.
Renewing Heaven, adjusting the
stars aud cleaning up the moon STA.
Touching up purgatory and restor-
ing lost souls, $S.08.
Frightening up the flames of hell,
putting new tail on the devil. mend.
ing his left hoof and doing several
odd Jobs for the damned $7.l7.
Rcbordering the robe of Herod
and adjusting his wig, $500.
Taking the spots off of the son Of
Tobias, 5000.
Identifying Adams lost rib, SsSs.
fniarginG the head of Goliath and
extending Sau!'s leg. S6.l3.
Decorating Noah's Ark, putting d
heed on Shem and cutting Hams
hair, &3i.-Ex.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

the many social affairs scheduled
last week. Punch was served throu-
ghout the evening, and at a late
hour dainty refreshments were ser
we'd. The sprightly music was furn-
ished by Miss Margaret Putney and
Clifford Smith.
Miss Manderfield was a gracious
hostess at a delightful dance given
Tuesday evening at the library build.
ing in honor of her nephew Theo-
dor M. Otero, of Los Lunas, and
his guests Darcy Magee, of Wash
ington, d. c. and Arturo Lazo, of
Guatemala City. 1t was a large par
ty of young people who assembled
in Library Hall, which was gaily de-
corated for the occasion and danced
to the splendid music furnished by
Miss Margaret Putney, John Bald
win and Clifford Smith. Refreshing
punch was served during the even
ing and about II 80 brick ice cream
and cake.
The Knights of Columbus Bazaar
which began Wednesday and closed
Saturday night, with its many at
fractions and entertaining. features
was the most successful public event
socially and financially given in San
ia Fe in many moons. The receipts
were between 500 and $500 every
night. The Armory was crowded at
all times and judging from the num-
Der of people who assembled around
the long table the keno game was
the best drawing card. many pat
rons winning valuable prizes for very
little money. Excellent music was
furnished by Miss Grace Baldwin,
John Baldwin and Clifford Smith.
One of the most notable r~ecitals
enjoyed in Santa Fe by a large num-
her was given by Paul Stoes. vio-
%linist, assisted by Mrs. c. f. Doll,
aecompanist. and Mrs. John Oliver
Miller, organist, at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral Friday evening. Assistant
District Attorney Harry S. Bowman
introduced the young genius who
is a native o and was born in
Las Cruces II years ago. 1t is hoped
that Mr.. Stoes will again visit San
ia Fe.
The Community Welfare depart
ment of the Woman's Club held a
meeting in the Museum building Tu-
esday afternoon. The resignation of
the district nurse. Mrs. Florence N.
Holland, was accepted also two or
three other designations from Off
GERS in the department. Mrs. Reed
was elected chairman of
The department and Miss Stella .
Sloan treasurer.
The Ladies Missionary Union of
the First Baptist Church met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Charles
After the close of the BIZ
Bile study hour the ladies devoted
the rest of the afternoon to sewing
for orphans.
Nineteen girl couts had the time
Of their lives at a polly masquerade
dance given at the Pond home on
Palace venue Friday night. Dainty
refreshments we're served by Miss
Dorothy Pond the charming hostess.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

entertaining games refreshments
were served. The guest of honor was
presented with a number of beauti.
full gifts and the following morning
the party were at the depot to L.
Miss Loomis goodby, when she lef,
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene LOOMS, for Los Angeles, "a
iforuia.
Eastern Star Picnic
About one hundred Eastern Star
members and their families. attended
the piclic at the beautiful country
hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reers
near Roswell. The News says that
the Beers are royal entertainers ard
when the picnickers arrived obey
found the ground beautifully arran-
ged with rugs and seats and corn
Portable chairs for everyone. Visit
ing and games were enjoyed until
sly o'clock, when delicious barbeca-
ed meat, bread, pickles, coffee and
cake was served cafeteria style. A
look over the beautiful orchards
particularly the cherry trees loaded
with luscious fruit, was a treat to
many of the towns people and was
much enjoyed. Rev. and Mrs Caug-
hey, Miss Erickson, the city nurse,
Miss Margaret Upper, state super
vising pubic health nurse of Denver
and a number of visiting stars who
are guests in the city were guests OF
the order for the afternoon.
Club Disbands for Season
The members of the Eastern Star
club met at the home of
Mrs. Mary Hudson, of Deming for
their last session during the pre-
sent season. The members spent a
very delightful time finishing and
marking linen for the room maintai-
ned by the order at the Ladies' Hos
in that city. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
at the close of the afternoon. The
next meeting will be held the second
in September at the resi-
fence of Mrs. w. w. Barracks.
First Wedding Anniversary
One of the most enjoyable social
vents of the season was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A
Howell, of Wollard, the occasion be-
ng the celebration of their first
Wedding anniversary. During the ev-
Five Hundred and other en-
.ertaining games were pleasant fea-
.ures enjoyed by a large party Of
quests. Delicious ice cream and cake
vas served:
Orchestra Organized
The Tucumcari Symphony Orches-
ra has been organized by several
prominent lady and gentlemen musi-
.ians in that city. An excellent con.
.crt was presented Sunday afternoon,
which the large audience enjoyed i'm
nensely.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

The members of the Woman's
Board of Trade will be h~ostesses at
a Fourth of July dance given Mon
day evening at the Library building.
George Mignardot left last even
ing for Chicago where he will at
tend the Grand Lodge of the Elks
as the representative of Santa Fe
Lodge No. 400,
Mrs. Charles R. Baker, OF Friday
Harbor, Washington. mother of
Ebert w Biancett, sentenced to be
hunged on Friday July 9, is in the
city and attended the hearing held
by Governor Larrazolo when he
heard A, B, Renehan's plea for the
communication of his clients sentence
from death to life imprisonment.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says
that "a well defined I'M made its
appearance in Santa Fe Monday to
the effect that Carl Magee, the new
owner of the Albuquerque Morning
Journal has in view a candidacy
Tor the republican nomination for
governor of New Mexico" Well,
why not? Judging from his Sunday
sermonettes he would make a first
class governor of New Mexico.
Miss Harriet Monroe, of Waco.
Texas, and editor of Poetry, the on
~ magazine devoted to poetry in the
country, delivered an interesting
and inspiring lecture at the museum
building Saturday evening. After the
lecture 4 reception followed at which
Mrs, II S. Kaune and Mrs. f. L.
tieWett were hostesses. Mrs. I. H.
Rapp and Mrs. Gerald Cassidy pre-
sided at the table during the refresh
meet hour. An admission of 81 90
was CHARGED and the proceeds went
% the Woman's Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert F. Aspiurd
we're Albuquerque visitors the latter
part of last week. Mrs. Aspluud,
chairman of the Girls Welfare
went down to interview Miss
Maynard who insists that her resig-
nation be accepted as superinten-
dent of that institution. The work
IS more than one person can do.
and the building is not properly
equipped TO prevent the girls sent
from escaping. Improvements
will probably be made at ar carly
that will make the Institution
success, which it has not been here
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

Enjeyabls Outins
mems club of Ration motored out on
the Scenic highway and held its reg
ular meeting at the picnic grounds
on the highway at 6 o'clock We'd
nesday evening. While a delightful
picnic dinner was being served by
Mrs. c. NJ. Bayne assisted by Mrs.
Stowe the business of the club was
disposed of. after which the club was
favored by a most interesting talk
on my Business; if Successful, the
Reasons for Success" by Miss Hell
en- Annett. After a three hour stay
in the open, the ride home by the
light. of the moon was most enjoy
able.
Mother Daughter Party
One of the most delightful and
happy events enjoyed by a very
large party of Carlsbad guests was
the Mother Daughter Party given
recently at the beautiful country
home of Mrs. Hardy. The affair was
in honor of the recent brides and
their mothers and was very clever
ly planned and carried out. A two
course luncheon was served, consis-
ting of salad and sandwiches, cake
and ice cream and iced tea.
A Sewing and Cooking Club
A young ladies sewing and cooking
club has been organized at Mills with
Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Z. c Smith
in Charua Al n raCank tnpatt,o latI
at the home of Martie Albertsen
the following officers were elected:
Iuanita Harper, president. Martie Al
bertson, secretary of the sewing
class, and Elizabeth Misner, presi-
dent; Edith Holcomb. secretary of
the cooking class.
Social Event at Taos
The recent Five Hundred Party
given at the home of Mrs. Berg
mans in the picturesque little vii
lage Ct Taos proved to be the so.:ai
event of the season. At the cont.ii-
sion of several exciting games an ell
aborate luncheon was served by the
It's Awful Mabelu!-
The society reporter for the Ros-
well Daily Record says among sew
erai Of her jabs-"Do You Know
the two who danced that straight
program together, and the trouble it
caused?" It's awful Mabel, but what's
be done?
Not Much Better
Several women delegates at San
are leading a movement
to substitute the rooster as the Of.
democratic symbol instead of
the old stubborn mule.
City Notes
Twenty six merry young people at
the farewell dance given by
Neil Renehan at his beautiful home
east Palace Avenue Saturday. ev-
The guest of honor was Han
on Davies, son of former Mayor and
Mrs. Z. P. Davies. who left Sunday
to enroll as a student at
West Point. The event was one of
he prettiest and most enjoyable OF
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

{. G.. Mardorf and wife and K. l..
Ormsbee and wife will leave tomor-
row for a short camping trip until
Monday.
Federal Judge Colin Neblett re-
turned Tuesday from a few days
vacation spent at his old home town.
Silver City.
A. l.. Morrison chief clerk OF the
corporation commission. is again at
his desk in the capitol building after
two weeks vacation.
Ben Martinez, manager Of the late
Venceslso Jaramillo estate at Cha
ma, was a business visitor in the
city during the week
Mrs. w. B. Douglass, of Washing
ton, ID C., has arrived to join Nj.
Douglass, a surveyor employed by the
federal surveyor general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Di Lorenzo, who
were married in Albuquerque the
early part of last week have re
turned to Santa Fee where they viii
reside
Charles. the little 20 month aid
o of Mr. and Mrs. Frank SwiusIt.
died Sunday afternoon at their hausa
from pneumonia The remains were
shipped to Denver for burial.
Dolores, tn. young daughter II
Mr. and Mrs. James Chayes, WHO
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils at St. VinccutS
Sa~nitarium, Monday, is recovering
very satisfactory.
The road between Buchanan and
tn. FriIoles canyon in Santa Fe and
Sandoval counties has been com-
by the forestry service al a
eost of $500, with a small amount OF
assistance from Sandoval county.
Luther Wolf. who shot and killed
Erwin, near Barton, last
week. has been held pending grand
Jury Investigations, following his
preliminary hearing Fridav ate
noon His bond was fixed al S2.sm
Mrs Hugh II Villains. wife of
he chairman of the state corpora
ion commission and Mrs. William
3eacham left to spend a couple o.
weeks or the upper Pecos They
secured a cabin in which they
he comfortably housed during
heir stay
Mrs Eduardo NJ. Otero, her son
Theodore M Otcro and his I've
,uests, NJ. Darcy Magec. Of Wash F;
ngton, d. C., and c. A. lao, OF
Guatemala CITY, arrived Sunday rom
.os Lunas. and will spend several !
in Santa Fc. They are the ,
,uests of Miss Manderfield on Col i,
eye street,
Richard NJ. Finch. a railroad Of c
icial from Tennessee, who came to
Fe a few days ago, died Sat $
.rday night. Mr.. Finch was 70 years
I'D and came West on account of /
ailing health. The remains were
hipped back to his old home I
funeral services and interment !
viii take place. {
The members of the Drama Lea. {
rue of Santa Fe who presented Mrs.
Leigh" at the Museum :
last week. expect to stage
he performance in Rodey hall at
albuquerque this evening. 1t is one c
f the cleverest and snappiest little
hree act comedies written within |
he last few years, and presented BY !
well selected cast Of the best nm
teur people in this city. The Duke
lily theatre patrons will surely be I
eiighted. +
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

t~iiIario Deigado. who has been
auditing the hooks of officials N
san Juan and Rio Arriba counties
Tor the past three months returned
to the city yesterday. His next cGun-
y viii be Taos.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

YOU and each Of you are hereby notified
that an action TO quiet title to certain
real estate situate in the County 81 Santa
Pc. and described as follows, to-wit:
That certain tract Of land located on the
northwest corner Of College and Sparks
Streets IN Precinct No. II. Ward No. a.
City and County Of Santa Fe. State OF
New Mexico, measuring and bounded as
follows: Commencing at a point on the
Streets. and which is the southeast corner
Of the property herein described. and run
ming thence in a northerly direction one
hundred and twenty n1m feet: thence run
ming in a westerly direction one hundred
feet and two inches; thence running IN
a southeriy direction one hundred and
four feet: thence running in an e~asterly
to place of beginning; bounded on the
south by Sparks Street: m the East by
College Street: on the north by property
Of Iesusita T~rujiilo de Oyzca and on the
west by property Of T~esusita Truiillo dc
Ovaca and Anderson.
Has been commenced against you by the
said above named plaintiff; and that unless
you enter appearance therein on or fe
fore the ninth day NJ August. 1920. JUG
you.
The name and address Of Plaintiffs a.
forneys is Catron a Catron. Catron Block.
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Of
fee this Path day Of June. 1920.
ALFREDO LUCERo.
BY FRED LOPEZ.
Deputy.
SEAL,
F-si Fabrication Juue g. IeA
las Publication Iuiy ". fg1i
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02
Happiest Outing of All

The Fruitland-kirtland correspon-
dent for the Pennington Times Hus-
tier SAYS: THE swarm of Bees came
home Monday evening. And say boys,
if you can tell more and bigger bear
stories than they can-well then you
can have the big pie, not before then,
tho. The Toadlena people treated
them royalty with entertainments,
banquets, dinners, bear hunts, etc.
The girls are enthusiastic in their
praise of the hospitality shown them,
and feel very thankful to all their
old and new friends there. On the
home Journey they came by Will
and John Walkers store where they
received a hearty welcome and a
big treat. The girls say it was the
happiest outing of all"
AT the Country Club
The Roswell Reading Club was de-
lishtfully entertained Friday at the
country Club, at a sumptous one o.
clock luncheon given for the MEM
bers and a few friends by Mesdames
w. C. Buckley, Mrs, L. H Dabbs,
Mrs. R. NJ. Parsons, Mrs. w. w.
Ogle, Mrs. w. G.. Cowan. Mrs. L.
II. Bradstreet, Mrs. Grover Getting
ham and Mrs. Gregory. The lunch
con was served cafeteria fashion
from a prettily appointed table laid
with sweet peas and larkspur and
the plates were taken to mnall flow
err decked tables on the CD screen
ed porch where places We're ar
ranged for about fifty ladies. The
affair was unusually enjoyable.
Birthday Celebration
Mesdames Manhart, Danse and
Alois Manhart assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Prinele, Of
Hondale, to celebrate Mrs. Pringle's
birthday. Delicious cake, fruit and
homemade candy were served and
when the guests wished the hostess
many happy returns they also wish
ed that they would have the pleasrrcI
Of spending them with her.
A Farewell Party
A social event among the young
teeple of Las Cruces was given by
Miss Helda Scott at her home a few
evenings ago in honor of Miss Doro-I
thy LOOMS. At the close of s~eeeral
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal


Kdjutant James Baca left this
morning for St. Louis on business.
Jack Lowe who is employed at the
Pecos mines spent the weekend at
his home OF East Palace avenue.
George Craig. Republican state
chairman. was in town from his
home in Albuquerque, a couple OF
days this week.
Court off Gals are returning from
fierra kmarina ton1At where the
spring term for Rio Arriba county
Fas been in session for the past Two
weeks.
HiIario Delgado, who has been
auditing the hooks of officials n
san Juan and Rio Arriba counties
Tor the past three months returned
to the city yesterday. His next com
Z, viii be Taos.
Jose ID. Sena, Mrs. Seni and their
daughter left last evening for Chi
cago, where ] ID. Sena goes to at
tend the Elks Grand Lodge meet
lng. he being the representative of
the Grand Exalted Ruler in New
Mexico.
Arthur 4. Carr. manager Of the
Monero Fuel company, of this city
and honero. left this morning for
Denver where he will put in about
a week attending to matters in con
n%ection with his coal mining and
marketing.
Hon II. Il. Pankey left Yesterday
for Fort Sumner where he will be
The principal speaker at a big Bap
tist gathering. From there h poes
on to Roswell where he will deliver
a patriotic address next Monday at
the independence Day celebration in
that city.
Carl Magee. the new manager OF
the Albuquerque Morning Journal
nade his first visit to the capital
CITY yesterday, and while here had
quite a lengthy interview with Coy
ernor Larrazolo, with whom he dis
cussed the State College muddle and
other matters of public interest.
Giving to the heavy ~downpour Sat
urday and Sunday the National Gem
etery was greatly damaged. Nine
raves sunk down and several head
stones were leaning as the result Of
the ~inundation OF the cemetery. Cap
tain Won Kyvenheim, care taker, has
made arrangements for the imne-
date tepair Of the damage
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Hewett,
and Wesley Bradfield, of this city.
accompanied by Anderson Hill, OF
san Diego, California, left Wednes-
day morning On a research exped
ton in the Chaco canyon. The Roy
al Museum of Canada Is co-operat-
ing IN this work. The party expects
70 scend several weeks there.
}. u. Read. state bank examiner.
has purchased a half interest in the
popular w. & II. Cash Il Garry
Store. which will now be conducted
under the name of the w. & r.
Cash & Garry store. Mr., Alfred
Wiley will be the active manager
of the firm and they are planning
improvements which will increase
the business Of that store.
". r. Chafec, Of Lincoln, Nebras-
ka arrived in the city the latter part
81 the last week. coming by autonio-
bile. and early this week, drove down #,
to Estancia and attended the state
tand sale held there Tuesday. Mr..
Chaffee did not make any purchase
at that sale. but expects to attend
others and buy some New Mexico
state land in the very neal future. /,