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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
Drama at
Washington

tFr0m the New York Tribunel.
II Il the habit OF the seasoned
Washington correspondent. doubtless
developed by "a knowledge Of what hts
editor and the public wants. ia pre-
sent the capitals political !ifc a. dra-
ma. In his cailow days ne areum1d
that fhe people would have thf facts
In cold narrative. 10 learned better
that they Insisted On a chronicle
wherein vents appc- cd az on the
stage OF In n novel
So again the business D. n OF cree
atinE q hero tthe preHidenO sur
rounded and struggling with q crew OF
pirates ~(congress. and particularly
the scnau). tu I,oosovelts day this
was the accepted method Of handling
the nows. although IL was varied by "a
more or less successful attempt O. roe
cast the roles aud to assign AZ. liOoHc-
Welt 10 the part OF william. Mr. VIII
sons friends lahored hard 20 establish
him a. "a nnt'e Arthur surrounded by
wicked Modrcdk and o.her hsuth~u-
and at times tradition almost succeed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
GERMANY DIGS FOR BEDROCK

THE news from Germany that the government and the financiers
are making heroic efforts to stabilize exchange at a modest
= figure Is Of the greatest Importance. That the first step is 20
be the diminishing Of paper issues 70 the point Of stoppage, indicates
that the effort is 10 he = serious one.
The epidsinie 90 inflnion which has swept the world during the
past Few years reached is greatest viruiencc in Germany. When the
war hogan Gernahy's net circulation was in round numbers. 1900.
0p00 marks AT the tmr Of the armisfse IL had increased TO Is
billion marks A year ago IL vas. nearly 30 billion marks. The
figures for May J. this year. are 20 billion marks. and going up.
N There Vas no possibility Of Germany s return TO financial and
industrial health until this situation was corrected.
That il y 20 be corrected and that the decision has been made
Immediately following the acceptance BY Germany of the allies re-
pnrafion demands. Is q sign that the Germans recognize the necessity
81 putting their financial house in order il they are 10 carry the
great burden imposed upon them as The result Of the attempt Of the
late Imperial government TO take over the title to the world.
Uncle Sam tries TO borrow s~20O0O0oOO and bankers rush up
with $532. 100000 Think that over before converting your Liberty
bonds into speculative stocks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
AN UNFINISHED JOB

THE return Of summer should remind rs that we have a public
project left unfinished that Is badly in need Of completion.
This y the ppapesed Rio Grande park.
One uf the great needs OF Albuquerque s for more park space
more playground room. more beauty spots TO which all the people
have right Of entry and enjoyment W will not be growing ss
we should be growing until we begin TO provide this particular
part Of civic equipment.
Recognising that there are dif6cnlses Of title 10 land and shor
taRc Of public funds in the way % completion Of the Rio Grande
park project, il still remains easy Of completion il we can secure
the leaderslip determined 20 attend 70 the job.
Small boys in large numbers, and ltie else, are wading and
SWIMMING in the muddy back-watcrs Of the river. The completion
Of The park would make easily possible a municipal bathing place
that would be a. once Joyous and safe for small boys We would
BE- doing NO more than our duty Il We finished this park for the
pleasure az the youngsters Of Albuqncrauc-if there were no othcrs
- enjoy IT, But II would b. a source of pleasure 10 everyone
The Herald is 10th 10 suggest anything remotely resembling a
drive for funds Yet il has occurred TO some Of those who have
been thinking about this park suggestion that mo more fitting monn-
public project might be made No great amount Of money is required
10 complete a. The matter is worth blinking about between now aud
Memorial day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
Perhaps the City
Jailor's Meals Are
Too Delicious

The city ofnciab haso.a new puz-
zic 90 solve.
The puzzle IL How q The city
be rid of yarrants economically
The city lniler Green Watson, has
hccn scrNine more meals of late than
vel before in history. watson he
icves be- will De able To- hire ont as
q professional circus boz Dr. he har
any more pnrtiyc at serving Hu
many meals 10 prisoners.
The pollcN ~ferorlla show that as
meais We're aefNcd 10 prisoners IN
Anfii nud that 40 meals wrro served
- prisoners in Nfffh The city no.
tei cook hns rcrvnd 1H2 meals This
month unl Ihn mnnlh D. mot ~ uul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

ed Now The old machinery Is being
given another whirl.
President Harding is 10 break with
the senate ami thingS are again to be-
como unquiHt nionE y Potomac Did
not senator Lodge say something The
other day that could De tortured in
10 "a difference OF opinion with the
white housed ARE their not signs that
Hiram johnson b. wheeling his tomit-
hawkF IL not senator Hornh sus-
pici0usly idealistic with respect Co
disarmament DO these things show
that the Zulus are beating the var
drums and sharpening their assegais 2
There Is "a weakness about the pre-
sent larumH-namciy, that they take
for grained hat both president and
senate are deficient in sense.
Thoss b would toment a row be-
cause a row h Interesting to write
about are likely 20 be disappointed
this time. Neither president nor sem
ate has any active desire q pull tho
hair OF weak he nose Of n cousti-
tutional partner; and when partners
would agree they commonly agree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

In the north end OF Eoston. Emerson
attracted tho intellectual few, hut the
thrnng. Including hosts from the aris-
tocrntic part Of the city. went by his
door 10 listen 20 the man who talked
90 sailors Ia the old Bethel IN North
square.
Two drunken sailors were looking
for the place mat. and they tried
to read the kerosene lighted sign,
BETHEL. one Of them spelled h oui
painfully
Beet. beat: heel. he'll" and then
ne cried That's the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

Arc Nou troubled Win nv
aroneH ilfrd. arhine foot. huniuua
rornsi ~ 30. Il pan Of our =
Faycr arch supports viii give
immrdiaie rclief and VIII cure IN
c~omplaintt We have al sizes 90
sou properly Price only fi.u'
pair 90 q. Mays Sh0u Siofo. alf
GENITAL uVuuuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

ono good turn doHqVeH another
guuad formation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
His Chin Is Absent Without Leave,
His Waistline Close Up to the Sleeve
TOdAy's Rhyme BY Frances Boardman

, cemd ~ shnd. essi eftheut the sappy Youth who boasts about NJ
Girls who faH Tor - HE aayfl for an bic captivating Ways Most usually
4 h te Cas- that Lads who wear She Sort o. fme who's chin h Ah.nt
score. YOU know ne Hrh- Waist sam Line Bore Who aya You gotta
naf Fem rounh. ron Of this here Romantic STUFF You seen me at the
fmncc Ma Nehf~We did 4 get EN- gHnF Hrhtf bid ~ III ten I'M world
} dd. YEP Del Them 90 the thasine Xii. AID then Youn HAVE em. yum
dcrnfand 90 au M IN eat right of YOU Hand" But oh, 10 he could
eserhenr staf ohsa,, slips IN Nannes Far ,aepe, te nrug.sto.e lnnchsoa
wasf son. ffauty doHt feab pay; 81 oMy mabea 'cm THINK they're snaft
Vow IN A dldnt Nnrt nj lralf ~ tHn that haba dosn a.. hr-thnfs
nh- mid - him Have ne = p This. Children, b. not meant 20 teach
m. tfi1n - Afadauic speech Bat ma3b II you'll read Is through. You'll
ma . Helpful Hint 90 TIVE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
~ Berton BraleN

On windows aud blllbouds the posters appear
Announcing Huge Mustodon show"
And pictuling mammals ferncloua or queer.
or beautiful ladies. who pose
On gallopiug steeds or tho nyluE tauozs.
while "GymnaHta OF world Wide ErUown
pcN GmNltaton with Marvellous Easr.f
The circus is coming TO town.
Tho small boys behavior grows naWltH Indeed.
While waiting the magical day
when al OF these xondcrH OF which hp Gan cad
VIII truly De- put on display.
BE leaps a. his mothers or futhtTE commands,
With never u whine 0r o. froWu.
And dreams ct the tents aud tho rlOwua and the bands
Tho circus Dr. couing Co town!
on. many n hoy makes his plans to arise
Long. Ions before dawn shall begin.
And beat u nnWn ruwu Muh "ths rest uI Tho ruvf'
To watch white the circus rousa In.
a. elephant feeding be- NAV get % chance.
o.. possibly, tilh 20 the clown.
fAnd that, Co u hoi, ls the peak OF rouIUttI
Tho circus De- coming Co towui
oh, mystical wagons ~ crimson ana gold.
on, bands that urnchiuu nr parade.
oh. riders BOZ costumes so fine Co behold.
ON. peanuts. or pink Lemonade
ON. HttrHnuwH Of freaks from strange REGIONS unknown:
oh, tuulufk| soft, olurouH. brown.
MtlU Iurf take the kldH"lui they CAM rt nlnue--
The circus Ir coming tu town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
Presbyterian General
Assembly Is Closed

WtNONA LAKE int. MAY a.
Tho i33rd goncral nssomhl OF uc
Presbyterian church was formally
dissolved last uieht by thc modsr.
ator. ~. Henry - Sw,nriurtn. of
81. Paul Tho assembly has boon ln
session here since MAY %.
Accomplishment OF the assembly
include approval Of e St2. OuO.0 0o
hudgc' Tor the coming year for all
tho boards and agencies OF the
church. and plans Tor u%uuidatng the
church drht Of nearly 8 1000. 0U0 t0
thr inter-church World Movement
and The Presbyterian Sew Era
movement.
The noSt assembly viii be- held IN
pCs Moinps. iowa. Boo May. 1929.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

Not an on the meals were Tor "
fants. 81 last mouth beins claf'
f'alccucrs'
Each meal rn~ia the city 10 ce'
and the city u trying TO he econo
ifni and put o~Nptneaa. Iit in'
The Gus has uled 10 cut ~ospennft
late. the more Naffeuts hs 7
Ia serve rhc puzzle o. siill
nlIAnl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

And IN the meantime Che Tjcrns avenue crossing remains az
street HM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
arnGEs ONInMnnkTn.

LONpON-Saturday always has
been a holiday in the courts here
But now Judges arc working six
DAYS Co week. The reason. they
want to clear up tho flood of diyotr.
cases on tho dockcts.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

dar la ra ur1ne ee sunt aresta condanati de curea
maraa 81 acei carl ura banu public moae iiarde, sun
asa pc pcor lber dcsfida pc navii carl dvugat ap
tele lor necinstite
inreaga pleiada de oameni carl pana nau perdut
nounea cnse frunte inca curat6 81 senind um
natl 81 orc de penru binee ta surt tinuti Ia
rantina parca Fl ciuat 81 null ngaue 81 contribuc
stna nteepcunea 81 cinsea or la consodarea tari ii
In curatirea graduui lu Aguias de carbonarii moder
Cateva eemente Illuminate cinstte din guvern 81 din
menbri maortati paramentare sunt coples de major
tate vena lacoa aconeaza dupa se4neic care e
face seful '.real' al guvernuhi Gu bagheta nagica
Societaea pentru ocrotrea ora1or rasboului anunta
scna penar fa de minsrul tar Cd III tara sunt pestc
100000 orfan lips de moace soceatea din cartatea
pubca subventunea capaa della stat poate ngr
nc de suta de m 81 apeul cauros al presedntelu
numte asocatuni ramane ara nici resune in tara 81
vemul ''n arc de undo spori ajutorul pc care da
Crcdet ca spus tot ce notat 81 ana pus Ia inna?
Ar trebui coloane inreg numai Incomplete al
s;tuatic Am releva numa cteva ape mai sbtoare gno
rnd mice poogar 81 samavonci savirste asupra ndvi
zor carl lie caracerizeaza scrtor spiritual din tara
sun oae la urcche 81 in suaa de All inertia sa
cupe cneva de e dar carl intro tara adevarat consu
onaa ouazec 81 patu de aduce caderea regimu
lui sub carl Sc savirsesc. s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21
lNvlTARE

SOcietatea "Reinvierea" No
l19 din Wheeling, w. Va. are
onoare invita- pc surorile Socie.
tati, 81 Parochii precum 81 pc toti
fratii Romani a lua parte la pc
trecerea Societatii &c Sc va tinea
in ziua de 25 Iunie.
Inceputul Ia orele 6 seara pana
la IL p. m. in Hala No. 1Ol
Marchsal Str. Weeling, w. Va
Pretul de intrare Domnii Soc
Damele gratis.
Muzica 'Ardeleana' din Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio, sub. conducerea
d-lui Stoica va distra pc on pu-
bile GU cele mai frumoase arii
de dams si jocuri natienale roma
nesti. In speranta ca ne veti ds
tot ajutorul material 81 moral va
asteptam cu drag. In numele So.
cietatii ''Reinvierea''.
naris Betsjsen presedinte.
loan Ssrb, secretar prim.
(143-44).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

ca publicatia Sc ifrceteze indata. 6
RiAdurile aceste s'a scris pen
tru oricntare 81 lamurirea situa-
stiei, 81 Gu acest prilej constatam
inca odata importanta si rostul
unei autoritati superioare romano
in tara acensta, care are autorita
tea sc intervina in caz clnd un
lsubaltern face o greseala san
cade INTRO vina care Iaduce pre-
judith intereselor romanesti 81
'alte interese din tara aeeasta de
.cari trebue tinute seama in toate
,activitatile noasfre. G. r. p.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21
CO HvUcARE

Fiiala No. l din Pontiac, Mich.
a Soc. Dasteapta-te Romano Hora
Unirii, Convoaca sedinta generals
de 6 luni care sc va tinea in ziua
de 26 Junie 1921. in localul d-lui
Todor Getia de Sub No. 236 Hau-4
land Ave. la orele l 80 p. m. La
ordinea zilei sunt urmatOarele:
l. Alegcrea noilor functionari
pc periodul a 2-lea 1921. 2. DareaH
de seama pc sease luni din trecut
81 alte chestii ianpprtante de re-
.zolvat. Deci toti fratii membri
stunt strict obligati lua parte Ii
aceasta adunare unde fiecare este
dator fl de fata spre putea
croi un viitor bun. Deci tOtodata
rugam calduros 81 pc functionarii
mamei soc. Dest. Romano Hora
Unirii sd bine voiasca a lla parte
la adunarea sus numita. Scuze
nu este la mime cei care nu or
|presenta vor fl pedepsiti con-
form regulamentului. In numele
Filialei No. / din Pontiac, Mich.
loan Gergovics, Director.
O. Rodosan, Secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

Prod,ntinnes antomobileler 4
Elnat avint pnternic in Statele
Unite. Cifre oficiale, arata ca in
(deennsnl anului 1919 au foat fa-
|Hbsicate IN 3I2 fabrici in tara q
eeasta automobile in caloare de
|&l, ISL .Ooe san de dona ori
|atita GO in 1914.
Waahngton n America tre-
Ebniesc "a 3. 30 nsdici mai mnati.
Rentru l sviita . estastrola ii car.
Dlle Hps6 txshuis - - fseS tet.
bilnl e a1sricanii tineri saI
Efanh 1se carisrs nsedieslx. ~
sleaIt a16ut a. n 1-ruin; ~
IN k ~ ~ y. ~
~ = y - mi
IIIl ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21
SpT8 oFisataTe

In No. de Mercuri 81 J6i, IS 81
f16 current, s'as publicat in acest
ziar un anunt, 1nsotit de scri-i
scare oficioasa in limba engleza
din partea Consulatului General
.al Romaniei din New York, isca-
hit de secretarul sns numitulul
Cons. Gen., n. Emstantinescu, 81
GU traducerea romaneasca:
CONSULATUL GENERAL
AL ROMANIEI
1854 broadway, New York.
D-lui Stepens D. Stephanidis
21-24 State ST. New York City.
stimate DIE. Stephanidis.
Doresc a va Inultumi in numele
supusilor romani carl au calato-
rit Gu vapornl s. S. "Acropolis"
la Constanta, pentru bunul trata
Iment 81 hrana axcelenta f,lrnizata
din partea eo]ppapiei D-voastra
i'm tot cursuf vtfajSfii lor.
Va felicit din inima pentru'
serviciul D-voastra 81 sper ca va
creste tot asa de bine dupa cum
a 'nceput.
Gu toata stima,
N. Constantinsscn secretar.
ConsulatulIi General al
ROmaniei.
In capnl scrisOarei corOaaa Re-
gatului Roman 81:
Royal Consulate General
OF Roumania
1854 Broadway, New York.
Anuntul s'a pnblicat fara sti-
rea mea. De 0biceiu anunturile
de la firme 81 agenti cunoscuti 81
j +
carl reprezinta un rcomert sigur
Sc publica de administratie fara
10 consfatuire pEealabila Gu redac-
tia. Find cliseu 81 tradncerea
facutae adminishratorul s;aOstru
ma ohseEyst ceptinptul 81 eu am
luat en,pstinH de el anumai Joi
dupa amiaza. Am ramas surprins,
nu de contintat, ci de ofieiaitatea
,,iui. Mi S "a parnt ca eeva nou, ne
uzat pAna acpn de oficialitatea
romana din tara aceasta 81 char
de autoritatile romanesti din tara.
Ne uzat nici de reprezentantii al
tor tari carl Sc alta aici. In inter-
valul acesta am primit 81 cateva
proteste, si am scris imediat in
ca,rza d. Ministfu al Romaniei la
Washington, conaanicand cazul 81
ld-lui Mircea Angelescu, Consulul
[General al ROmaniei in Cleve-
land.
D-nul Angelescn q ramas su,
prins 81 mia comunicat Cd va in
Fterveni in cauz&.
- - - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21
|D|h fUtA c)NDE|u[U|'

o telegrama din Paris anunta
ca aliatii au intervenit pc llnga
Tino sa evite noui varsari de
singe prin noua ofensiva proiec-
tata. Afacerea pare miroase Gu
situatia in care sc gasea cineva
cind zis: ''I-al dupa mine cal
omor!'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

Prohibitionistii cauta 0 emble-
ma. Gear Fl daca ar adopta Old
Crow - Ciora Batrina. Los An
geles Time.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

Uni sunt atat de haini la inima
ca 81 Gu caldurile aceste fac ta-
raboi cind vad o fetita hranita GU
porumb decoltata 81 GU bratele
goale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

Un proverb englezesc nice !:
''Fie care familie are oaia hli
Ineagra." Admitem, dar in uncle
familii din tara, MI stu cum sc
face, cd sunt prea multe OF negre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-21

Sc zice ca mireSele din luna a.
.ceasta odata Gu licenta de casa-
.torie ar dori Sc scoata 81 cuponul
de divort. Multc mai zic eel
carl cauta nod in toata papura.
Stiti ca mai de unazi am spus
Cd ceapa cruda, un funt dimi-
peata pc nemincate 81 un funt
Eseara inainte de culcare eel mai
bun leac pentru chelie, adica
face Sc creased parul ca iarba in
lunca riurilor, 81 un domn ne CO.
munica ca de atunci mincat o
busia de ceapa 81 nici pomeneala
sd tisneasca vre-m fir de par. r
pOsibil, de unde sc tisneasca daci
s'a stirpit radacina? In cazul a.
|cesta trebue replantat, 81 proce,
deul e vechiu, il site toata lumea
81 e de prisos sal mai publican.
u
In statul Utah s'a votat leeea
care opreste fumatul tutunului in
[ori ce forma, tigarete, tigari sau
Gu luleaua. Cat costa trenull
pima la Utah?
Evening journal., 1921-10-07
RAISIN AND PEANUT
BUTTER

Use equal quantities Of raisins and pea
nut butter. Chop raisins medium fine
and blend them with the peanut butter
and small amount Of plain butter.
Spread between slices Of bread; cut
very thin.
Evening journal., 1921-10-07

Chas. Demel, 4o5 Madison St.
d. Glucl, 9TH and Jefferson SITS.
Wilmington Baking Co., 9th and Poplar Sis.
Rutter and Neisser, 23rd and Washington SITS.
M. Jacobs, Pip Market St.
The Nu-Way Bakery, zoos Market St.
Radcliffe Baking Co., Vandever Ave. and Jes-
sup ST.
E. z. Wagner, 9th and Claymont Sts.
Irincia and Calvarese, 1901 w. 9TH St.
Evening journal., 1921-10-07
FIG SANDWICHES
ROLLED

Bread for rolled sandwiches should be
very fresh. A few hours before cut
ting wrap the loaf in a napkin wrung
out Of hot water and outside Of that a
heavy dry towel. Cut in the thinnest
possible slices, using sharp knife. and
butter lightly. Make filling of the
soft portion of dozen figs. rubbed to
a paste. Spread and roll as for a Jelly
roll cake. Hold in place by toothpick
at each end. which should be removed
just before serving; if desired, tie with
baby ribbon.
Evening journal., 1921-10-07

For the filling make an icing, using one
and half tablespoons Of cocoa, two
tablespoons hot water and sufficient
confectioner's sugar to thicken. Into
this stir one-half cup chopped walnut
meats.
Evening journal., 1921-10-07

Wilmington Cake Baking Co.
VIM. Freihofer Baking Co., Penna. Ave
Lincoln St.
Federal System of Bakeries, S14 Market
East 4th St.
Jos. Goldberg, E. End St.
P. Cohen, 112 King St.
Public View Bakery, Il E. 4th St.
F. Steinle, 9TH and King SITS.
The Home Bakery, 500 Madison St.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

II is learned here that Gerald Cas-
sidy of the Santa Fe art colony will
visit Deming ia the near future to
make some sketches of local land
sCapes. Mr.. Cnssidly's work Is well
known throughout the country and
Deming VII be glad 10 have him use
hts wonderful talents In portraying the
desert scenes Of this section.
The community swimming pool is be-
ing cleaned and repaired for the OPEN
ing next month by Manager Hughes.
The executive committee of Commun-
ity Service. Inc was fortunate In Sc
uring the services for this season of so
competent manager. Coverings for
the dressings rooms and new suits are
among the Improvements contemplated.
The senatorial fight that Is coming
up IN September will be an interesting
one. Senator Bursum will certainly he
the choice OF the republicans. although
he has. according to report. opposition
IN high quarters. No mtimation rs to
whom the democrats may choose has
as set percolated through TO the public.
Weatherred II cmfwyp cmfwypvbb
q. ). Butler has been employed as
cashier nt the Park Garage taking the
place made vacant by the resignation
of Mrs. Mary Newlin whose resigna-
ton was accepted.
G. :. Murray left the city last week
for Reno, Nevada. Mr.. Murray was an
officer in the world war and came
here for his health.
George W. Armijo and Paul Hall Of
the state auditors office are In the city
checking up AT the county court house.
ID. O. Snodgress motored to Colum-
bus yesterday.
Mrs. r. l.. McGuffin has gone to Wis
Il daughter. Mrs Ed Young. at Sc
gundo, Colo
Mrs. sam Kelly Is visiting her son.
]. NJ. Hughes. Mrs. Kelly is from Ran
ger. Texas.
Mr.. aud Mrs c. A. McCleery are
hack from California.
Mrs. Neff Is IN the city demonstra-
ting the virtues Of Snowdrift at the
local grocery stores.
Miss Cook Is here as demonstratOr
for Mazola oil
Miss Moon. who has been a substitute
teacher In the public schools. has
gone to r. paso 10 make her home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. !. =. Ezell We're visi-
tors In III Paso last week
Olen Featherston and l.. l.. Rutledge
OF III PasO were visitors In the city
last week.
Miss Marion Ludlow is visiting at the
j. W. Phillips ranch.
]. G.. Keating % the Bankhead HI
eiwny was IN the city Yesterday from
his home IN Florence, Ariz., for n con
ference with local good roads boosters
Mr.. Keating Is vice-president for the
ronte In his state and he seeks the ap-
rnintment ~ vice-prcsident for New
Mexico Now That Demmg Is definitely
on the great transconiinental highway
II Is exnccfed that the city should sent
"A representative 10 the convention TO be
held shortly al Greensboro, ;. c.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
Odd Mixtures in Rsrmudas.

Hamilton, largest town and capital
Of Bermuda, is a curious mixture OF
the quaint and the modern. Consul
lates jog elbows with the oldest and
largest india rubber tree at Parla-
vile. and tourist agencies hobnob with
cathedrals Of native limestone. Amer
leans in thousands are all visible on
the well-kept streets, and there are
not few English who have come TO
escape the rigors of northern win
ter and wander, while suited, up Front
street and down Queen and around to
Reid. To an American, one OF the
strangest matters is the speech Of
some OF the negroes Of the island. One
Is quite startled with surprise when
for the first time one hears n negro
cabby sing out in tones Of cockney
London: "Keb, sirl Ere you are, sir"
and TO be assured by another negro
that the view from the peak is "a
little bit orl right" is too much.