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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
British Soccer Results
LONDON, April 2.--BrltiSh football
results to-day were as follows:
1871 r,At.I-E

ENGLISH LEAGUE
First Division: Aston villa o. Middirs-
bora /; Rindtord g Boulton w /. Burnley
. Manchester City !. chelsea 2. Bradford
CITY /: liverpool , Blackburn r. 0 Man
chester L. Q, Huddersteld I. O, Newcastle
l. o. Derby c. !: Oldham y. 0, ENerton :
Preston ~ +. .. West Brori A. /. Shelf
field United /. Arsenal 1, Tottenham III. 0,
Sunderland o.
Second Division. Barns.ey !. Birrning
ham 1: Bristol city 0. Leeds United q:
Stoke 2. IIul Cfty ., nlackpooi J.. Not
t,nghcm F. !. We.thnnl t.. o. Port N,,ie o.
Cardiff city 0 Rotterdam c. =. Fuinani o;
South Shields 4. Leicester G. s. Stock port
= Q. "Wednesday. Wolverhanlptoa " i.
Notts G. o.
Third Division, Exeter city /. luton
t.wn U Uiiingh CHAM ,. Griinshy T Mer-
thyrtown !. Reading o. aillwali. \. 0.
Swanseatown .. Newport e. i Queens i'sri
mouth y. 0. Southatn ;,ton d Portsmouth o.
Cry stat p 0; south End L. J. Bei-iol III .
Swindnn T. = Hrts hton, ana e. y. Wa.lord
>. Norwich city O.
NORTHERN UNION RUGBY COP
Iud,lrrsneld s. Leeds ] Leigh T. Brad
ford o. Dewsbury o. Rochdaic o; Halifax
Harrow l. Hull Kingston Ii; Kesghley is
Warrington o. Stafford ., St H.len's IN
SCOTTISH I-EAiCE
Aibion Rovers >. Dundee s. Celtic l.
DUN barton ] ciyd. sbanl !, Queen $ Park
hornians 3. Morton 0 Rangers .. Fartics
Thistle 3 Aherseen 2: ftaitil tovers 2.
AZ ia I'D l.. rD..s Lamar. o. Mother
Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Important victory.
Me line-nu.
Crif!iths to Direct Athletics

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2.-Percy W.
(Red) Grilfiths. former Penn State
line star, who is to be athletic Hcer-
tor at Marietta College next fall, was
recommended by Hugo Bezdek. under
whom he played at State. Griffiths
comes from Scranton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Gun for Best Opening Day

CHICAGO, April . President
Hickey Of the American Association
cup to the club drawing the larges.
opening tav attendance. The season
epcrs Anril Is. Toledo had the largest
.peains -uay crowd last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Whirlwinds PLAY Tonight

The New York Whiriwinds expect a
hard game when they meet the Fall
River FIVE tonight IN the 22d Regiment
Armory, Broadway and l5sth Street.
The New Englanders are powerful
aggregation. The Whirlwind players
are confident of keeping their slate
clean Of defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Baltusrol Golf Pro- Quits

George Wolf. assistant PRO" to
George Low at the Baltusrol Golf Club
FOR year, left the Short Hills links
yesterday TO take up new position
island. Wolf is to make his 'iomc
.ncre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Hartman Named Head
OF Goshen Driving Club

GOSHEN, N. Y, April 2.-E. Roland
Hartman was elected president of the
Goshen Driving Club at the annual
meeting held here this afternoon.
Pierre Lorrllard ir., was chosen vice
president; William K. Dickerson, sec
rotary. and Henry H. Smith. treasurer.
Matinee races viii be held each
Saturday afternoon beginning the first
Saturday in june.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
and Rosenberg Draw

tenr "s '. Rosenberg, the former anna
ffta s s~eilerweight champion, fought
Farw round draw last night with
a. me, .m Sullivan in the feature event
livsm ne woodhaven Sporting Club. Sui
lbs ." was the aggressor. Joe Reed won
ins atscislon over Joe Mate, substitut-
sem; ,or Cy Young. n the six-round
Ros. '.hnai' In the fcur-rounders Sailor
Vincss'o stopped Eddie Fainter and Tommy
''eeht knocked gut Al Leon.
n0e,~ '"r comfortable Furnished
Yrihn. 'A%ct select HIST In to-day's
>t'uuht .-Advt ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Stecher Has Easy Time

CLEVELAND. April 2.-Joe Stecher.
former champion heavyweight wrestler,
tonight won two falls from Joe
Schultz, of Chicago, the first with a
scissors hold in l6i2 minutes and the
second with the same hold in G
minutes.
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national senior championship title.
There was no restraining the youth s
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
BANK EXAMINER MOVES
TO CAPITOL BUILDING

James B Read. state bank exam
liner, and his assistants, moved from
the Capital City Bank building to
the Capitol yesterday and are loo
ated in the "Chie f Clerks office
Of the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives. This is the first time
for five or six wears that the Bank
Examiner has been located in the
Capitol, on account of the lack of
room there. but the placing of the
Insurance Department under that of
fetal practically necessitated the
locating OF these officials together.
The Travelling Auditor and his as
s%istants will continue to occupy head
quarters in the Salmon building, pro-
baby until the new addition to the
Capitol is completed. At any rate
there is mo more room" at the Cap
itol.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01

Sunday evening at six o'clock, at
the First Baptist church OF this city,
there was a wedding of great in
%trrest, especially in Baptist circles.
The marriage ceremony, read by Rev.
c. c. eagle, united two Of the Bap-
fist workers in the church Col
bet Hicks was the groom, repre-
senting B.. Y. p. u. ard Miss VIZ
ginia Hugs, was the bride, repre-
scntinC r. Y p Y. spirit. The bride
was lovclv in bridal arrav, and her
hr'dcsmoids were Pen. Miss Marie
Fostettar, Sincerity. Miss Leta Stin-
son, ThouGhtfrlness. Miss Lucille
HOstctter. and Earnestness. Miss Le-
rOre Barnett. TIE two little flower
girls were Love, Lois Hill, and Ma
rion Joyce Elrod The oroom's 1t-
pendants were Aibert Stubs, judi
son Hill. Milton Mab'c. Preceding
the ceremony, Mrs. Milton Mable
sang "Oh, Promise Me" The we'd
ding nartv entered to the strains of
ne Weddin1 March, PLAYED by Mrs.
McCallon. The ccrcmo was read
before an archway of willows, ferns,
aud apple blossoms Roswell Record
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
Delightful Social Function

w d. Newcomb, and sister, Mrs.
Louise Martin were responsible for
a delightful social function Friday
night at the home OF the latter on
North California street in which t'"v
entertained some thirty seven intim-
".e friends of the Bursum's. Both
Mrs. Martin and Mr.. Newcomb have
Tor many years been closely asso-
ciated with Mr. Bursum in a social
as well as political way, and accord
inplv were among the first to hon.
or their old friend on his ascension
% the high nosition of United
States senator from New Mexico.
Mrs. Martins home ever attrsc-
tive. had been converted into a per-
feet bower by the use of sDring
flowers, At the conclusion OF six
games of auction bridge a two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Griffith
made high score for the ladies' ard
received a gold picture frame. Mr.
and mrs. Bursum were presented with
a handsome flower vase as the guest
OF honor prize. Mrs. w J. Eaton
made low and received a bottle OF
toilet water DR.. Clarke had the
honor of making hiph for the gent
lemen and received a combination
nlavirg and score card case, while
D. w. Snyder was given a silver
no"oil for making o. -Socerro
Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
A CHANCE TO TRAIN
FOR REAL SERVICE

What kind of assistance does the
Federal Board Training Center 1T
Santa Fe need? 1t has been thought
by some that it needed financial
aid but this is a mistake. 1t wants
the moral support OF the people Of
Santa Fe. 1t also wants the names
OF ex-service men who may be elig-
ible for training but who have not
yet been brought face to face with
the fact that ii they have a handi-
zap the Government will re-habili-
tate them-retrain them for some
congenial work. 1t wants those in
terested to visit it as m distin-
guished guest at Santa Fe did a few
days ago, and make inquiry regard
ing the scope and the aims OF the
work.
1t is often hard to see any glory
in the imperfect beginnings OF an
enterprise but everyone can see its
advantage after it has been proven
a success The Federal Board
Training Center affords now an OPP
po%rtunity for real service to anyone
who wants TO lend a hand to the
disabled soldier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01

A most ENJOYABLE time was the ev-
perience Of all who went to the big
K. {. picnic last Wednesday out to
the Glen. when Francis Mitchell and
Leo II King, the K. {. secretaries,
took o"t a marty of about i2S patients
from the SPINS receiving ward, surgi-
cal ward and the T. N, T.
Several ladies' accompanied the
party, including some Of the nurses
ard officers wives 1t was an ideal
day and qreatlv enhanced the pleas
urc Of the outing
A five dinner was prepared by
Jerry Rugccr and his able assistants,
and was much enioved,
As the weather nermlifs picnics will
be given by the K. {. from time to
time and the various sections OF the
wards will be taken 81 that all may
have an opportunitv Of experiencing
this pleasant form OF recreation. The
rovt nicnic will be in about two
woke ard TIE wards viii be mott
f'od Who viii be asked 10 go.-Moun-
tain Breeze.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
a Rural c. E.o Society Organized

a rural {. + Society was organic
cd At the Georgia School house in
the Seneca ncighhorhood last Sun
day, Eight cars filled with members
Of the Clayton { z. Society went
out 70 the Georgia school to assist
in starting the new society off. The
Christian church chorus under the
direction OF Ora s. Johnson, had
CHARGE Of the music. and ? sn'rn1id
quartet was rendered by the Chris
tim church male quartet. The Of
f'~crs Of the new society were clcct-
cd and committees Amounted and the
new society starts Off with 2 mem
hcrshio Of about 20. This society is
the first 20 be ORGANIZED in the Gown
~ in a district where there are no
regular church services Tho vornu
reonle Of the Georgia community en-
tered upon the work with a spirit
which bcspcaks success for the new
snrictv.
The newly elected officers ~ the
society are Miss Bernice Wiley,
president Miss Rinker. secretary /;
a"d Mr.. Phones. treasurer Clayton
Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
OKLAHOMA FARM BARGAIN
go Acres All in On, Section.

One ot he best ayr crl rral and
-'.gk farms IN IIHrrgr County, ok
,alCma, in the miis, 90 the o,eJ,
wheat be'l. I.urtr,a miles rom
r. iI~aad but new road now huillin
.cadci that way. Iiis splendid farm
-.us.-'- oi 20 acres. aii in one Sec
-i.r 500 acres 10 cultivation. 20
l.-e, iu pasture, hos lots. and build
ius grounds Al good strong ground
suitable for growing wheat. corn,
Gai,ir. cane, broom corn. a@liaiii,
barley and BATS. Beside being I
iir,t class agricultural farm this
place i, an ideal one lot q hog and
general stock ranch
lMPRON EMENT> There IS on
this farm a new four room rouse
with W. porchcs, finished ia an up-
'o-date amer inside and ou', barn.
chicken house. two granarics-one
steel and one frame-cave, well and
windmill. one mile OF 81 inch hog
wire with double steel gate and
large hedge posts. Entire section
fenced and cross-fenced.
GOOD WATER: There is an
abundant supply of good well water.
A RARE BARGAIN: This farm
ranch is a rare bargain at $500 per
acre, as il is located in the Omar
ron River valley-the best section
Of Harper County. oklahoma. S28.-
1000 will buy the entire 64U >
and improvements. ! want Sl5,O00
cash; 100000 in five years; bal
ance 10 suit purchaser.
COMMISSION: In order to sell
this farm soon will give any
agency, Real Estate Dealer or lndi-
vidual $4,000 commission who will
either buy or sell this farm within
six months from Jan. I, 1921, on
above terms. I guarantee all state
ments made above to be exactly as
represented.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY: This is
your opportunity to own a fine farhl
at a nominal price or 10 make a
good piece of money by bringing OF
sending a buyer. This place rented
out pays 10 per cent on S30!0OU
Do not pass IL by.
E. LEE ADAMS,
Buffalo, Okla, Owner.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
SOCIETY. CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
An Elaborate Social Event

80 49,
The Rector home was the scene
of one of the smartest social events
of the season on last Saturday even
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rec
tor and Mr.. and Mrs. II. E STAINS
l"ry entertained with a Dinner
Bridge, the first of a series OF par
ties given at the Rector home by
the Rectors and Stansburys. The
decorations were in keeping with
Spring. The rooms were wrought
into a facinating fairy-land of pink
and yellow. The Spring motif was
carried out in clever conceit by the
aid OF immense Jard.ners OF JON
quils, vases of dropping snapdragons,
peach blossoms and wild roses, i'm
mense tulips, fern sprays interlaced
with carnations and myriads of but
terflies. The spacious living room
was in pink. The guests were ush-
cred in beneath the soft glow OF
tulip shades cleverly arranged for
the lighting effect. For a minute
they were allowed to pause before
the CRATE OF dying embers, above
which the mantle piece was aglow
with banks of tulips; in the bed
rooms the pink and yellow scheme
was in evidence; The dining room
was in yellow an Easter motif
was used in the appointments of
the table; the center piece was yell
low daises Place cards were hand
painted greetings of quaint Easter
bonnets with a precocious little
plume. The color scheme was car
ried out in the elaborate six-course
dinner served at seven o'clock IND
err the spell of soft music amid YER
table Spring bowers memories of
Summer Gardens became a reality
crystal and brass finger bowls with
flower petals afloat added the last
touch Of perfection to the dinner ar
ranpement. A delightful evening
was finished at Bridge in which Mrs.
II. r. Jones o the prize for high
score, a cut-glass flower basket,
Ms. O. +. Brown drew the conso-
lation-a card table cover. M. H.
b. tones was the lucky gentleman
in the games and was given a pearl
handle knife. Mr.. w. +. Humphreys
drew Iowa box OF cigars. Mesda-
mes Rector and Stansbury were as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Belle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal

The annual meeting OF the con-
gregation of the First PRESBYTERIAN
.'.r,l ~ b. held revt Wcdnes-
day evening at Library hall
The Santa Fc baseball fans will
hold 4 meeting this evening At Clos
sons Garage for the purpose OF or
p7niling for the season.
Mr. A. A. Ta~rct. who IS one OF tire
best slcnoeraphers in the cit has
been appointed to that position IN
= Examine IS Office.
State Land Commissioner Nelson
A. Field spent the fore part OF the
"eck in Albuquerque in attendance
a. the State Convention Of the New
Ne ico Cate and Horse Growers
Association
Miss Marjorie Grissett arrived
from Washington last week to aid
~ the work of the Federal BOARD
Training Center here. She will have
charge of the Commercial Depart
mcrt and assist with the other work
OF the center.
The case OF the State versus Juan
+. Lncero. charged with the MIR
der Of Ceiestino Leyba, at Cerrillas
I,et wear. * now on trial in tie dis
trict court for this county. The de
tense will be that the killing was
dome in self defense.
As the result of a family quarrel
O. udclario Herrera was shot in the
ler by his hrother-in-law Ramon
C1rci, on Wednesday evening. Gar
Ga h,, given bond to appear for a
preliminary hearing in Justice Of the
Peace Goroia's court Monday morn
ing
Mr. lose lordi FROM the Aibuauer-
cur office of (h, Federal vocational
training service was in Santa Fe last
F-idav ard Saturday to interview
Che disabled soldiers in regard to
thrir tr1inirp. Quite p number OF men
sass him ard out in their applica-
lions for training
Governor r + Panley spent the
iir,l tr,cc days OF the week in Al
hooucrauc attending the Annual
convention Of the Cattlcnen.. NJ.
N.nlcy +, one Of the main stays
7ut workers IN that important as
.,c''tilr and industry aud a cattle
r,u'S convention in New Mexico
world hardly bc complete without
him
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
A Pretty and Successful Dance

What was without question one Of
the prettiest and most successful
dances Of the season was given in
the Amusement Hall for the benefit
OF the Fort Bayard school. The af-
fair was planned and supervised by
Miss lcelle Wright. principal, assist
ed by Miss Drumhead and Miss
Johnson. teachers of the school. and
il was largely due TO their efforts.
that the dance was so successfully
carried off and so well attended
The proceeds from the dance,
which will be used TO purchase piav-
-ornd equipment. amounted to over
Sl2s.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01

The Cotcric Club OF East Grand
Plains is noted for its pleasant meet
inGs, but the climax WAS reached
Wednesday in the when ] Was
Ten" party, planned by and given
at the spacious home of Mrs. A A.
Strickland About sixty were pres
cnt and nearly all came dressed As
a ten-year-old Miss. There were
party dresses. aprons. sun-bonncts,
strined stockings. copper-toed shoes.
c"rls and pig-tails tied with a string
The hostess had prepared a program
OF childish readings, songs and
games also a fishing pond and a cir
Gus. The prize "a pair OF two-inch
snurs) on = real live bantv rooster,
was awarded TO Ms. DolScn as the
best costumcd Miss. Refreshments
81 sandwiches, frosted cakes. iced
cookies, stick candy. all-dav suckers,
ice cream cones and pink lemonade.
were served bv Mcsdqmes Whitney,
Dolscn and northumberland Re
cord
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01

John 7. Lynn has been appoint
ed state chairman of the drive to
raise funds for the relief of starv-
ing women and children in Ireland,
Mrs J B. Wood and Miss Sylvia
Morrison will leave Sunday evening
for St. Louis, Missouri. Mrs. Wood
will be absent from Santa Fc for
a few weeks, while Miss Morrison
will spend two or three months visit
ing her sister Mrs. Carl Chamber
Ian.
Jose Sanchez, who has been en-
ployed in the office OF the secretary
OF State for the past two years,
died at his home last Saturday and
the fueral was held early Tuesday.
Toe" will be missed by many good
friends in this city where he was
known to nearly every man, wo-
aan and child.
The case OF Juan Gonzales against
the administrators OF the estate OF
Francisco Gomez, in which the form
err tried to prove that he was the
lillElAlllldlN SON anu nNll VI pclhNE
occupied the attention OF the Dis
trict Court the first three days OF
the week. The court instructed the
jury to find against the plaintiff on
Wednesday morning after he had
failed to establish his contentious
sufficiently to warrant continuing.
Paul A. r, Walter. Jr, who re-
Gently completed his course in jour
nalism, specializing in advertising
md advertising design, at the L-
land Sanford University in Califor-
mia, left Wednesday for Fl Paso. Mr.,
Waiter has been visiting at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
A +. Walter, He goes to the Texas
city where he has accepted a posi-
ton on the staff OF the FL Paso
Herald
Miss Meter, county school nurse,
IS still on the lob e~ndeavoring to
save the teeth OF the school child
ZEN in Santa Fe county. She has
been supplying the teachers with IS
cent tooth brushes at the whole sale
price OF II cents. A tube of tooth
waste is given to each child Over
100 tooth brushes have been sold
1t cost TO the students in the county,
and where they are unable to pur-
chase the tooth brushes Mrs. Adeli-
m 0tcro-W Warren, county school sup
eriutendcnt is paying Tor same.
Ambrose Duran, one Of the limo
Ea-a- ---
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
Il Never Knew You Could Keen Rats
Out of a Butcher Shop

What Ralph Watkins says: Fig
tired rats around store had enough
to feed on; wouldn't touch anything
suspicious. Heard about RAT-SNAP
gave it a trial. Results were wonder
I'll. Cleaned all rats out in ten days.
Dogs about store night and day
never touch RAT-SNAP" Three sig
es. q, 6S. Sl2s Sold and guaranteed
3y Collins Drug & St1i.onery Co,
and Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01

\ crowd OF students enjoyed a
picnic last Friday afternoon. given
bv the Parent-Teacher club. There
were about fifty persons and they
were taken in the school truck and
automobiles out cas- OF town. where
they stoppcd at one OF the Santa Fe
tunnels and proceeded to have a good
time. A fire was built and bacon
and eggs were COOLED in great u,an-
titles. and these along with lots of
other good things were quickly dis
posed Of. The young people amused
themselves in various wavs ard all
enioyed the outing very much
Vaughn.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
Benefit Society Meets

The Monthly Meeting Of the Tai
ban Renefit Society was held at the
Church last Monday evening and was
well attended. A varied program OF
music and recitations was given, af-
ter which the regular business OF
the Society was conducted.
Over twentv-eirht dollars was real
lied from the various efforts OF the
members. who. investing a quarter.
had given their time and efforts 70
increasing IL bv batting. candv-mak-
ing and different acts OF s~clf-deriai.
the recital Of which caused not a
h.tle amusement to those present.
Plans for redecorating the Church
were discussed and work will COM
'-e-ce in the near Naturalization
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
"Fourd Seven Pets Dead in Bin Nat
Morninr."

Robert Woodruff saws, MY prem
isr, were infested with rats. ! tried
Rh1-SNAP on friends recommended
ti.u Nest morainE found seven dead
mt, ir hir. two near feed box, three
Ia stall Found large number since
nv ,'lll Round lorpe number since.
no smell from dead rats-RAT-
SNAP drys them un. Best thin" !
have ever used" Three sizes, }5c, 67c,
81 25 Sold and guaranteed by Col
Inns Drug 2 Stationery Co, and
E,urr Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
Pretty Feature. at Elks Show

Tho Albuquerque ElEs will STAGE
a tig event IN tie High School
auditorium ~ that citv on the lI'h.
l'th ard 18Th OF April. The Elks
hins'rcls a~cordir~ t. the A'hn1rc~-
cue Journal gives promise Of being
a thoroughly amusing ard dolichtfrl
performance. Pretty Girls IN love
Nv irocks lookinc ike huge bouquet,
win add 10 the r%crriar minstrel
features, ard ono If the attractive
numbers win be the eleven young
ladics bcarinr the flowers Of eleven
different states. The sand storm
i7z2 orchestra has been engaged for
the second part Of the show and will
demonstrate 10 the audience what,
they can do in ? REGULAR stare n-o-
duction 4 burlesque Of the lam
Gus Floradora sextette, similar to
that which made such a hit at the
Elks Carnival last fall will be put on
also.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
Tn. Treuue.ri Woman. Club

The Iueumcart Womans Sluo
The Woman's Club at Tucumeari
has purchased four lots at Center
and Third Streets. A fine commun-
ity house will be erected on this
property and construction work will
begin in the near future. Attorney
N. B Keator, of that city, recently
donated $3.50 and M. B. Goldenberg.
also of that city, contributed 500 to
the building fund. The ladies are
planning several benefit programs
for the coming months. One a con-
cert recital by a talented Artist. An
"Operetta" is also scheduled for the
near future. The benefit given at
-Four Points school recently under
the supervision of several ladies by
the pupils of the First and Fifth
Grades was a decided success and
Melted the club $35.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-01
And There Wasn't the Slightest
Smell from Dead Rats

Writes John Simpkins, farmer Of
Annandale. N. j.: Rats were cost
ing me hundreds yearly; tried dogs.
ferrets. poison. could not get rid of
them. Bought Sis pkg. of RAT
SNAP Is cakes) Used half, noc a
live rat since. Dead ones a plenty. !
like RAT-SNAP because after XII
ling rats IT dries them up-ieaves no
smell" Three sizes, Sc, Csc, Sis.
Sold and guaranteed by Collins Drug
& Stationery Co. and Kaune Gro
Gerry Co.