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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

neighbor who defends Lulu, falls in
love with her and eventually mar
ries her.
Charles Ogle, n of the screens
best character actors, is the station
agent.
The supervisor is a parsonage of
growing Importance in the movie
studios. Certain productions have
had supervisors as well as directors.
Now there are four supervisors for
all pictures made at the Lasky stu
dos. They rank higher than the d.
rectors and have the last word in
making changes in films.
The four Lasky supervisors are
Frank L. Woods, Thomas Buchan-
an. Rollin Sturgeon and Julia Craw-
ford Ivers.
These supervisors view the COM
pleted film before it is edited. If
they can prevent directors from
making serious changes from origin
al stories and from padding films
with bunk they will deserve crowns
of laurel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
CUTS M

Norma Talmadge dances an 1860
polka in "Smilin' Through"
Lewis S. Stone is to play the lead
in Rex. Migrants version of The
Prisoner of Zenda."
Frank Mayo is being starred in
Wards of the North" a Clarence
Buddington Kelland story.
Natacha Rambova. who executed
the bizarre settings OF Camille"
will perform a like service for Nazi-
mova's "Salome" and "A Dolls
House."
1.-THE Barefoot Boy" and MAUD
Muller are dramatized in John
Greenleaf Whittier" the first release
of the Great American Authors"
Theodore Kosloff, Mahlon Hamil-
ton. and Frank Campeau are sup
porting Agnes Ayres in The Lane
That Had No Turning" her first
starring vehicle"
Jules Cowles wore a false beard
for the part of st. Paul in q religious
play last week . Now he is cultivat-
ing his own whiskers for a part as
horse thief in a new picture. It's
o great life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

Norma Talmadge dances an 1860
polka in "Smilin' Through"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that, by vir-
tue Of a JUDGEMENT entered in the Dis
trict Court for Santa Fe County, New
Nexiro. ON the 18th dav If August.
1921. wherein the State Of New Mcx-
ico was Plaintiff end Elizabeth Eo'-
erde~ va. Def,ndart. ] win offer '-r
sale 1T public auction 20 the highest
and best bidder for cash n the front
door of the Court IIorec in Santa
re II the hour Of ten o'clock a. NJ,
on the 74th day Of September, 1921.
Che following described real estate
,%'t1atc ;r the CITY Of Santa Fe. Coun-
ty Of Santa Fe. New Mcyico. to-wit:-
House and Lot bounded as follows a:
or the North by the River: on the
East by property Of Conrad: on the
South by De Vargas Street: and on
the West by property Of Cartwright
The said property will be sold by
me pursuant TO said orded and judg-
mcnt to satisfy the sum of Two Hun
dred Sevcntv-eight and 4o-lm Dol
lars (S27S49l. besides interests and
costs, due from the said Elizabeth
Bolander as taxes upon the said land
Dated at Santa Fe this 10Th dav
Of August. 1921.
JOHN SHOEMAKER.
Sheriff of Santa Fe
County. New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

The Clovis Woman's club enter
tanned on Tuesday at the White Rose
Cafc. at one o'clock luncheon in hon
or Of Mrs. f, H. Ashcraft, A lovely
three-coursc luncheon was served to
tWenty-cight of the club members.
Table decorations were American
Beauty roses and gladoli.
Mrs. Ashcraft has been president
of the club for more than two years
and has done much TO bring the club
to a better standard through her cap
acity, faithfulness and sweet and gen.
tie manner.
Mrs, Ashcraft leaves shortly for
Amarillo where she will make her flu
ture home and the club realizes its
loss in so capable a president and will
miss her greatly from its meetings.
Toasts were made to the honoree
by Mesdames McMinn, Brown, Dillon.
Smith. Ricketts,. Childcrs. Martin and
Dennis. in which bits OF poetry and
clcvcrueSS suited the occasion. Mrs.
Ashcraft was presented with a pref
ty silver sandwich plate as a gift
from the club members. Immediately
after the luncheon hour the club met
1T the home OF Mrs. Childcrs for a
short business session in which Mrs,
Ashcraft's resignation was accepted
and a new president elected.-Clovis
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
THOUSAND ACRE STAR
RANCH SHOW PLACE OF
SAN LUIS VALLEY

The editor OF the Journal last Fri
day had the opportunity OF looking
over the Star ranch OF Pankey &
Wakelec at Estrella, under the guild
ance of ID. d, Wakelce, resident own
er. This great rich tract of II thou
sand acres is one OF the show places
OF the Valley, and shows what energy
and right methods can do when APP
piled to San Luis Valley soil.
The greater part of this immense
ranch was raw brush land a few
years ago, but now three-foot alfalfa
second crop, and tall sweet clover
cover most OF the land. There is al
falfa on five hundred acres and sweet
clover cover on two hundred acres.
The alfalfa fields stretch away, seem
iugly to the horizon in waving plum
Is Of green.
The home place OF the ranch, where
the editor and family enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wakelce,
is one OF the landmarks OF the Val
ley, due to the brilliant ~prolusion OF
the flowers which surround it. Prom
incnt among the floral decorations of
the place is the great star which de-
coratcs the enter OF the lawn.
And such a garden a there Is. Al
most every known vegetable grows
there luNuriantly. 1t IS a 'superSti-
ton that tomatoes VIII not mature
in the Valley, but we ate some OF the
finest tomatoes we ever tasted tins
week, and they were grown III the
&akclee garden.
.Spuds, beans, peas, caulitlower, ra-
dishes, sweet corn and a multitude
OF other succulent garden product.
can be found in that small plot OF
ground which a~bundantly supplies the
stan ranch table, Oh course II such
things can be grown IN the garden
they can be grown IN the t,elds and
offer many more opportunities Tor
profit IN the Valley Head lettuce, by
way, was another OF the sample
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
KELLY AUTOMATIC PRESS
NOW IN OPERATION AT
STATE RECORD OFFICE

Our new Kelly Automatic Press
which was installed during the last
three or four days in August and be-
gan operating on September lst is
proving to be a great assistance in
turning out the large amoun of job
printing with which the State Record
office has been favored by its num-
rous patrons throughout the state,
and which had grown to such a vol
ume that Tor several months past
over forty per cent Of the work of
fered the shop has had to be declined.
This press automatically feeds and
prints about 5000 sheets of any size
up to II by p inches per hour. Dur
ing its first week in our office it turn
ed out 1880 pieces in six eight hour
shifts running on jobs ranging in guam
tity from 500 up to 10000 impressions.
The press was purchased from the
American Type Founders company,
the largest dealer in printing mach
inery in the United States, and it is
considered by them the best automatic
press in operation. Mr.. VIII Johnston,
a printing press expert Of Denver, in
stalled the press and put in one week
in our shop %instructing our pressnen.
He left on September LIST, and the first
weeks record detailed above was from
September 2 to 8 under the direction
of II own pressmen. The cost of
the press including installation was
The next addition to the State Rec
ord plant will be another Linotype
machine which as to be shipped on
the 18th of this month. This is a
Model II with about 20 fonts of Job
mats and electric equipment and
will bring the number of motors in
our plant up to ten, each operating
an individual press or machine.
With these additions and the in
now being made in our force
employees we hope to be able to
handle all the job printing which is
offered for some months at least. We
,ay Offered" advisedly, for the State
Record has not pers ,nally solicited a
of printing for over four years
md during that time its job business
increased over 80 per cent. We
to let our prompt service con-
inue to be our only solicitor. but
rope to improve the quality ard ex-
end the scope of our work, and to lie
ible to handle all the work in our
that is Offered"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

The sixth birthday anniversary of
little Margaret Rogers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Rogers, Of Carls-
bad was celebrated at the home on
North Halagueno street last Saturday
afternoon.
The usual children's games were
played on the lawn and afterward the
little folk were invited into the house
which they found decorated in yell
low and white and with a big white
birthday cake with seven tiny lighted
candies occupying the place of honor
on the dining room table, and each
little girl took turns in trying to blow
them ont, Ice cream made a delicious
accompaniment to the cake and the
folk were happy. Each one pres
cnt received a clock bank containing
a penny as a souvenir Of the happy
afternoon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE

The following described property
seized from Dick Ewell under War
rant of Distraint for non-payment of
assessed taxes due viii be sold as pro-
vided by Sec. 300. Revised Statutes,
at public auction. on Monday. Sept.
Is. 1921. at 10 a. m. at the house of
Dick Ewell on South San Francisco
Street
A certain lot or tract of land with
a house thereon situated in Precinct
No. IL. of the City Of Santa Fe.
County OF Santa Fe and State of New
Mexico. Measuring from East TO
West fifty (50) feet and from North
to South forty-seven (40 feet and
is bounded on the North by San
Street and on the South.
East and West by property known
as of John Patterson
JOHN w HERNANDEZ,
Deputy Collector
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
To Enter Deaconess Training

Miss Lille Wilde, who has the distinc-
t%inction of being the first woman
from Albuquerque TO enter the field
of d~eaconess training left Monday for
Kansas City, Missouri, where she will
enter the national training school for
~dcaconess and missionaries, She is a
member of the First Methodist church.
Miss Wilde was entertained on Fri
day evening at the home of Miss Ethel
Hall at 523 South Third street by
the Philius Bible class Of which she
is a member. The evenings enter
tainment was missionary in character.
Miss Bessie Way, deaconess of the
FIRST Methodist church spoke of the
nature of the work both as TO ma
ture training and actual participation.
Mrs. ]. c. Coulston, president of The
class, spoke for the group.
A musical program followed and an
appropriate reading entitled What Is
a Deaconess, Any Way" A social
hour was enjoyed after the program.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Oscuro Woman's Club

The Oscuro Woman's club held a
call meeting at the home Of the pre-
sident, Mrs. II. A. Ranniger. Satur-
day. August u. The purpose Of the
meeting was TO amend the constitu-
ton in order TO increase the dues
to Is cents and TO study the eleven
proposed constitutional amendments
to be voted upon by the people at the
special election Sept. 20. After the
business and study hours were pas
sed the guests were served with ex-
cellent refreshments such as are al
ways found at the Ranniger home
Carrizozo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

Harry Thornc and Sid Johnson were
Roswell members Of the Federal grand
jury which uas in session here this
weck.
lee Wit Of Taos and son Frank
We in the city the carly part Of the
week visiting friends and viewing the
Fiesta.
The Federal court began its regular
iall session this week, Judge Neblett,
presiding. The grand jury met on
Monday and has already completed
IT., 'abors. Thirty or forty bootleg
ger, have already been sentenced and
others will be tried during the next
three weeks and other cases dispos-
ed Of. The petit Jury has been sum
moned for next Monday.
Lyman Lowitzki, formerly of this
city, now OF Fort Wingate, McKin-
ley county, where he is engaged in
protecting the large amount Of INT
which the government has stored
there, was III the city with his wife
and little daughter to visit old friends
and take in the Fiesta. Mr.. Lowitzki
says that "~dcpendablc" county will
roll up a little more than the usual
Republican majority this fall for Sen
alto Bursum, OF whom he is an en-
thusiastic supporter.
The rest rooms for women and
children conducted under tho aucDices
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Study the good points of the man
and woman you do not like. They
may possess some of your own.



A propitious opening for the year
l92l-l922 that suggests great accom-
plishment during the coming active
club season was held by the Albu-
querque Woman's club, one OF the
oldest and best established clubs in
the city, on Friday afternoon.
The meeting at which Mrs, J. G,
Gould presided was attended by
twice the number of members pres
ent at the opening meeting last year,
Much interest in the work of the
club for the coming year was evid-
cnCed. After a resume of the affairs
of the Day Nursery by Mrs. c. Ca
meron Meacham, chairman of the
board of directors, the club voted to
continue its generous support of the
institution for the coming year.
A china painting class was estab-
lished by the board of directors as a
part of the art department of the
club, with lessons once a week on
Wednesday. Registration of the mem
bers of the art class followed the
regular meeting, but the election of
an art instructor was postponed until
later, as many members are still out
of town.
A social hour with refreshments fol
the business meeting. Much in
was shown in the plans for the
reception to the new members, which
will be held at the club house on
afternoon September 9th.-Al-
buquerque Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Legion Dance Great Success

The American Legion dance Civ
en- in the new quarters OF the local
American Legion post of Artcsia was
attended by an unusually large crowd
On Wednesday evening, The I. o. o.
F, lodge rooms have been leased for
enc night each week by the boys.
The room is the largest in the town,
with over 5000 feet of floor space.
Visitors from Roswell, Hope, Hager-
man, Lake Arthur, Carlsbad and 9TH
er nearby towns were present. Eats
were served by the legion boys and
the the music was furnished by the
new Artesia six-piece orchestra. The
committee, composed of William Lin
ell, Rufus Rowan and Wade Cunning
ham, made this event a very joyful
one for all present.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

The Sunbeam program Sunday night
under the direction of Mrs. Marshall
and Mrs. Smith was one of the most
pleasing ever rendered at the Baptist
Church. These ladies are to be con-
graduated and the little folks deserve
much credit for the splendid way in
which thew DELIGHTED the large au-
dicrcc. The offering taken at the
close ~ Wilbur Smiths amusing SER
mon has been forwarded 10 the or
rAar, home 20 make happy the lit
.ip tots there.
~ request part Of thi, entertaining
program was given Friday night at
2 o. lock before the Baptist Asso-
r'-'io0 -Tu-uucari News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


NNNtirA9hCd AFC" - Jill
The entertainment given by Miss
Agnes Seaberg at the Community
House recently is difficult to describe,
f~ittingly, without being thought I'M
duly enthusiastic by those who were
not present.
Miss Seaberg has a soprano voice
that pleases in every way. She rem
dered a program that ranged from
the simpler songs of melody to the
more difficult classical selections, and
charmed her audience equally in them
all. A high degree of cultivation has
given increased power and effective
ness to a voice of natural sweetness.
She is free of all self consciousness
in her appearance, and sings the most
difficult numbers with a delightful
lack Of studied effort.
Miss Seaberg is a New Mexico girl
and takes pride in her native state.
She loves to talk of it, and hear of
it, and see the many wonderful things
that it contains, but hardly seems to
realize that an accomplished musician
who has won recognition elsewhere is
one of the things that the state can
well number among its worth While
products
Mrs. l.. A, S.arke accompanied
Miss Seaberg in all her selections and
filled admirably that difficult position,
Prof. Max Gross gave two numbers
on the violin whi;h were nmcll en-
owed by the audience.
The evening was for the beieii, Of
the Community Horse and the gener-
Gus aid OF those who participated was
resultful OF a nice little sum f3r that
lause.-Gallup Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

he ladies of this community gave
a program and pie upper IT The
Mills s'hool house last Saturday ev-
ching. The program was well rem
dcred ard lasted about two hours.
after which the pies and cakes were
,old 10 the highest bidder. Some lies
sold extremely well especially when
they happened to belong TO a certain
young lady which a certain Young
m7u wanted to eat with. and every
body seemed determined that Re
should not do 20. One cake brought
ten dollars but the purchaser was 81,
en- the right 10 take II home and cat
on it at any time. The proceeds
amounted to about fifty dollars-The
Spanish-American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
PROPOSED ROAD BOND
AMENDMENT AUTHORIZES
$1,000, 900 BONDS-NO MORE

In answer to an inquiry from the
Clovis Chamber of Commerce as to
whether the Good Roads Amendment
would permit the isue Of more than
s 2.C00,OOO worth Of bonds or deben-
lures, Assistant Attorney General 4.
NJ. Edwards has wired that body as
follows:
Proposed Amendment No. II lin
its total issue Of Road Bonds and Deb
cuturcs to 100000
This opinion is c%oncurred in by all
of the attorneys in the city who have
been consulted regarding it and should
set at rest the false reports that are
being circulated by the opponents Of
the Amendment TO the effect that it
opens the way for unlimited issues
ID bonds or dcbcuturcS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
ENJOYABLE Carnival Dance

On Labor Day night at the higf
school gymnasium at Ration was he'd
one of the biggest enjoyable dances
that has been given for some time
1t was a carnival dance and the large
gymnasium was beautifully decorat-
ed in every color Of the rainbow. The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks went
to considerable expense for decora-
tons, lights, etc, to say nothing about
the ~favors, confetti. horns and every
thing pertaining TO a carnival
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Ertcrtsired $50 Guests

The club had It's monthly entertain
mont at the Jacobo Chavez home in
Picacho. Mesdamcs NJ. F. Lerma.
Maria Saramicnto and Cariota Chavez
entertaining about $50 guests with a
picnic recently. The program Of the
day was luncheon. dancing. and re-
frcshments.
Mrs P. Moreno and Mrs. Gonzales
addressed a few words to the mem
bers Of the club in appreciation. and
AZ the same time 10 encourage the
club to keep progressive. The ladies'
OF the club extend thanks to all who
a assisted and also to the young men
who so willingly helped the club
Las Cruces Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09

the direction Of Mrs. Edgar Knight
and Princess Tsianina sang by re-
quest several Of her most fascinating
songs.
Without a dissenting voice the 1877
celebration Of the Santa Fe Fiesta
was declared a great success by all
who had the opportunity and pleasure
Of attending Great credit Tor the sue
cess Of the Fiesta is due to the un-
tlrint effort and almost unlimited his
torical knowledge OF Col r. F. Twit-
ehcli, whose boundless enthusiasm is
well known to all those associated
with him in the work. Much credit
is also due to Col. Chas. {. Winnia
who has devoted practically his en-
tire time to the work for the past six
weeks and to Mr.. w. NJ. Danburg
Of the Chamber OF Commerce and the
other officers of the Fiesta.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Methodist Annual Picnic

The Missionary Society and sun
day school OF the VI. Z. church COM
bined together and had their annual
picnic last Thursday afternoon, when
a hundred or more, men. women and
children drove out about four miles
west Of town to a nice green plot
among the cedars and jumpers, where
the 'kiddics' could romp to their
hearts content. and the elder heads
could visit and spread the feast.
As an evidence that the Methodists
and their friend, know how TO
picnic" much good food had to be
up and carried home. to which
an arrived shortly after dusk. tired.
but happy over the annual "rct-to-
occasion. r-Mapdalena News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
CAPITAL CITY 7
Beautiful Event Thursday

Miss Tonita .Sena daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Feliciano Sena, of this city
and Mr.. Paul E. Frank, of Las We
gas. were married at St. Francis
Cathedral THURSDAY morning az six
o'clock. Rev. Eligius Kunkel, pastor
OF the parish officiated at the i'm
pressive ceremony, which was per-
formed in the presence of relatives
and friends. The bridal coupe were
attended by Miss Tomasita Sena and
Mr. Loreto Sena. The bride was at
tired in a lovely soft white silk gown.
The wedding veil was artistical'v ar
ranged and held in place by a wreath
CT white flowers. She carried a large
bouquet of white roses, asters ard
baby's breath tied with streamers of
white chiffon. Following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
at the brides home on Manhattan
street for the wedding party and re-
~latiyes. At Zoe an elaborate we'd
ding dinner was served and in ad-
dition to the happy couple, their at
PENDANTS and relatives, several friends
were invited to enjoy the occasion.
Mrs. Frank possesses a charming per-
s~onality and is highly accomplished.
The young lady is an attractive type
Of the Spanish beauties. Mr.. Frank
is an energetic young man of Las
Vegas and has held a responsible pos
ition with the Santa Fe Railroad for
some time. Scores of friends in this
city join in wishing them much hap
piness, especially the force of the
State Record Office where Mrs. Frank
has been an efficient employee for al
most seven years. They will make
their home at Las Vegas. Mr.. William
Frank the grooms father, three sis
tiers and one brother were here from
Las Vegas to attend the wedding.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Unique Party Enjoyed

A very unique party was given at
the home Of Miss Nelly Smith Mon
day evening, in honor of Miss Adams
OF Minnesota. Numbered slips were
given the girls and slips with num-
bers and direction to the boys. The
partners were then found by CORES
ponding numbers and the couples then
followed the directions on the boys
slips which told them where to find
the Eats. After various eatables
had been found in secluded parts of
the lawn the guests then went
through the kitchen, there getting
coffee and scalloped corn and on
through the house to lawn where the
lunch was greatly enjoyed-Santa
Rosa Voice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
FIRST ANNUAL PIONEERS
JUBILEE AT TRES PIEDRAS

Tres Picdras, Sept 9.-Saturday
September 18th, 1921 has been set
aside for the celebration of Tres Pie
dras' Community Fair and Picnic No.
at which celebration we want to see
every person interested in the better
ment of this country and in the i'm
proyement of crops as well as all those
who have healthy appetites and a
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-09
Las Vegas Couple Wed Here

Wednesday morning at st. Francis
Cathedral Miss Dolores Madrid, of
Las Vegas, and Mr.. David Torres
also a .esident of that city, were mar
ried at 8 o'clock, Rev. Eligius Kun
kel, pastor of the parish performed
the wedding ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Torres were attended by Mr., and
Mrs, H. c. de Herrera. Following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of Secretary
of State Manuel Martinez and Mrs.
Martinez, of East Manhattan avenue.
In addition to the wedding party a
number of invited guests were in at
tendance. The newly-weds will reside
at Las Vegas.