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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

govern the members of her church
and to provide for Its orderly and con-
tinuous extension. These rules ar
bylaws" together with certain other
important matter, are contained in
the church Manual" The provisions
Of this Manual" are jealousy guard
ed by Christian Scientists because
they consider that it embodies the es-
seniial requirements for guiding them
individually and collectively and in
suing the ultimate understanding and
acceptance of Christian Science by
the world at large. In fact, some
Christian Scientists believe that this
manual Is designed to Identity and
protect the progressive minority in
each successive stage Of the develop
ment Of the church body and to stiin-
ulate the more rapid embodiment Of
each advancing footstep in the line Of
spiritual evolution Some also be.
lleve that system that will insure
the successful accomplishment of
these results when honestly ana intel-
ilgehtiy apFiied TO collective body
of community means FAR more rhan
a[ hfsf appears Oh. the surface; In
fact, that Mrs. Eddy has evolved u
scientific system which will ultimately
aiipci an hhi!ah government aa4 "f'
gaiizatipn and insure The wof,..'s
progress on Z dehhlie ana piRT'sfaf
oaNlS ny hipeiilhg Tie more fapiu
'iaWn ol eHeli succeeding stage q pro-
sfessiNe Hlile'lineht anu the elilili.il-
non M tlie long aiai lattcr strag1 eS
Wilit1i nave aiR'lNa "3slfuctet hlliiiiil-
llEs advancing i09sstHps
IN The i years since her first church
was organized, MrS. Edtlys teachings
have spread throughout the world,
through approximately two thousand
instinct organizations, ana have be-
come . powerful influence III the lives
Of millions Of people. The CHRISTIAN
Science publications. lncillHhig The
Christian Science Monitor daily
newspaper Of universally recognized
excellence carry their messages
throughout the world.
The earthly pilgrimage Of Che ven
erable Founder Of this great religious
movement came TO close on pecem-
ber :, 1910, and on that occasion mp
pcared II The press OF the world = re-
markable tribute to the work Of this
great religious figure. Agreement or
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
No. PAST.

To the above named G, c. Camp
bell:
Iou are hereby notified that suit
has been has been commenced again
t you and Is now pending in the
above named court tnd cause, in
which Eugene Kempenicfi is plaintiff
nd you are defendant, the object and
general nature of which is to recover
judgement against you in the sum Of
P2t8.49 for merchandise furnished to
yoY, to have an attachment issued
md levied upon the following chat
els belonging to you tndd being In
the county of Valencia, and state Of
,.a,y Mexico, to wit:
\ certain oil derrick, cables, lum-
sr, nails, bolts, bits, ropes, sheds
nd all other articles and fixtures US.
ed in connection with said Oil Der
rick, together with all o4her lpl:-
ments and vehickles anI n: ufs4l
il connection with same. a ,t,,}
. Nt.eait County, ,'a.r Me Il
o''t II "e miles wes. ,s In;
Nsw Me1ico.
70" are further nHt,f
aSta ilment has been / 9ci i. iavi
el 'oa said chattels an th,. Moss
yoi; tlItear and make t~foe TO sail
sit on or before the 1i1n OF
June, 1921, judgement y III b. ntcr-
ed against you and tn" a's. -ions
in the Plaintiffs compl int 'vill be
taken as confessed.
Rafnes and Livingston &c Vain
tiff's attorneys and thcir anst fficc
address is Belen, New Me -.
Witness my hand and seal d said
court s;iis 21st day of April, 1921.
!; i. D. Newcomb, Deputy
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

NOTICE OF ORDER SETTING
FINAL DATE FOR HEARING.

In the Matter of the estate Of Apo
Ionic Castillo, deceased.
It appearing to the Court that Eli
SEQ Castillo, administrator cf the es-
tate of Apolonio Castillo, deceased,
has filed his final report ard account
as such administrator, together with
his petition praying fl lis discharge
as such adninistratcs..
It is therefore ordered that the 9th
day Of July A. D. 1921, at the hour
Of 10 O'clock A. M, at the court room
Of the Probate Court, In the Village
of Los Lunas, New Mexico, be the
day time and place for hearing objec
tions, if any there be, to said report
and petition.
(Signed) Jesus M. Trujillo,
Probate Judge.
Attest: A. A. Gutierrez;
Clerk of the Probate Court.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

On July 10th the thought If hun
dreds of thousands Of earnest Chris
tian people will turn in loving mem
ory toward the little town Of Bow,
New Hampshire, where enc Hundred
years ago was Torn ti:e child who Ia
ter became known 10 the world as
Mary Baker Eddy, the founder and
discoverer of the niest remarkable
of all modern spiritual movements
A few years ago a writer in Il great
London img,zine, when commenting
on Mrs. Etidy's Strength Of character
mingled with extraordinary tender
ness for humanity" said Ter "one par
amount inipulSion has ever been the
good of iaaitkind."
willie eRly ilse sober estimate Of
posterity can rightly estimate the
work of the human figures that pass
across the world stage, the world is
now inclined TO accept the view of
some of its more thoughtful leaders
i. that among the great aGd good women
of history, none will Lave a more en-
during place than May Baker Eddy.
Born Of sturdy Scot eh-l3nglish an
cestiy. her forbears were among those
WHO carved the mighty American ma
tion out of the wilderness. Appar-
entity of that high type of character
which with deliberatoA chooses the
spiritual things of life Mrs. Eddy
blazed pathway of light along which
have travelled with joy and gratitude
millions of human beings. AT ali age
when the average person counts his
best work finished, Mrs. Eddy bcgan
her greatest effort, and unlike other
spiritual leaders of history, she lived
to see her teachings established as a
recognized influence for good in the
world.
Mrs. Eddys ancestry includes some
Of the most distinguished families of
England and Scotland A direct an
cestor was daughter Of a king of
Scotland, and so her line is connected
with the present royal house of Great
Britain, and thus according to SONG
authorities, straight back to David.
King of Israel.
1t was on February 4, 1866, at
| Swampscott, near Lynn, Mass, that
Mrs. Eddy experienced remarkable
spiritual healing from the effects Of Il
fall which had been pronounced fatal.
/ This experience, with further Scrip
tural study, led to her discovery that
all causation is mind and all effects
mental phenomena, and that there is
definite spiritual law which, under
stood governs ali human affairs. She
spent the next nine years In working
out, proving, and teaching the truth
Of her discovery, and then published
her book. Science and Health" In
1875. In June of the same year she
opened regular services at her home
In Lynn, and gave to the. little group
who there worshipped Yth her, the
name "Clristian Scientists. These
students commenced at once to prnc-
tice Christian Science healing, and
Efrom that day to this the healing Of
the sick and the regenerating OF the
sinful have constituted the practical
ministry of Christian Science. In
June. 1878. Mrs. Eddy began her
Christian Science work in Boston, and
on Patriots day, April 10, 1879, she
formally organized the first Christian
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
NOTICE

PETITION FOR FINAL DIS
CHARGE AS ADMINISTRATOR
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF VA
LENCIA COUNTY. NEW MEXICO.
In the Matter of the estate of
No.
Max Paul Kempenich, Deceased.l
Genes now Eugene Kempenich, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Max
Paul Kempenich, deceased and states
to the court that more than one year
past since the administration of the
said above named estate; that he has
done all things necessary and requir-
ed by law in the settlement of said
estate; that he has filed his final re-
port, and that said estate is now
ready to be closed.
WHEREFORE, your petitioner
prays that the court set date for
the final hearing on said report and
that he be discharged as administra-
tor of the estate Of Max Paul Kem-
seilich. deceased and that his bonds
smen be released from future liability
on his bond.
Eugene Kempenich.
The date fixed by the court for
final hearing is July 9th, 1921.
of March, A. D. 1921.
Joseph F. Tondre,
Sheriff, Valencia County, New Mex.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
LEGAL NOTICE

In The District Court Valencia Cop.t
~, New Mexico.
Eugene Kempenich, plaintiff
VS..
j. {. Campbell, Defendant.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
l. nF ORDER SETTING
4 NATE FOR HEARING.

4 Matter of the Estate Of Pau
|c,raiza de Toledo, Deceased.
|Duearing to the court that Be
'Essvss administrator Of the es-
\ paublita Garaizo de Toledo,
"A has filed ms final report
|eount as such administrator
n with his petition praying
| discharge as such adyninistra
therefore ordered that the 9th
July A. D. 1921, at the hour
kclOck A. NJ. at the hour of 10
la. NJ. at the court room OF
the Probate Court, in lie
. Of Los Lunas New Mexico,
|day time and place for hear
sections, if any there be to
hort and petition.
IN Jesus M. Trujiilo,
\ Probate J.:S9o.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

To The above named G. G. Camp
bell:
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
Ii MEETING OF THE
. OF COUNTY COMMITS

Ma April A, A. D. 1921.
eeting was called to order at
there being present Hon.
ucero chairman of the board
rciso Frances and Hon CSlsc
Hon Joseph F.. Tondre, sher-
Avelino Gutierrez, clerk of
IA.
NE. the law requires that all
for Sheriff's expenses be
by the board of county com
S and the District Judge,
BE IT RESOLvED' that
ty Clerk is hereby authoriz-
" out a warrant in payment
mounts approved on vouch-
ever the same bears the APP
equired by law.
rs the Board of County
Oners of Valencia County
the State Highway Cornrni
Construct the approaches of
Los Lunas bridge and where
Nme are now completed and
for the travelling require
erefore BE IT resolved that
Highway Commission is
quested to expend no fur
IS on the construction of the
pyided however, that it is
ID that the State Highway
pn will MAINTAIN and i'm
said approaches out Of the
ghway Commission funds.
lrther resolved that the Co.
I is hereby requested to
certified copy Of the fore
plutlon to the State High
mission;
rtificate of Indebtedness
aiast Special Bridge Fund,
I the Midland Bridge Com
ps's City, Missouri, in the
S8O.4s dated the 14th day
$40, having been paid, the
destroyed.
! it is impossible for the
County Commissioners to
ices Of the peace accounts
quarterly report is in their
erefore Be 1t Resolved
Ounty clerk is hereby re-
address a circular letter
ious justices of the peace
lnty of Valencia calling
itlOn to the fact that the
res the quarterly report,
them that it will be i'm
audit any claims for pay.
IS report has been duly fill.
proyed.
nutes of the previous meet
read and approved.
rd then adjourned to meet
VI Aprn, A. D. 1921.
Daniel Lucero,
lrman of the board.
Narciso Frances,
Celso Lobato.
|A A. Gutierrez
he board.
Sew Mexico
:, } SIS
Valencia
% certify that the forego-
ia. as ! and correct copy Of the
'ne meeting Of the board
commissioners Of Valencia
. on the 4th day Of April,
appears on the records Of
4 Of said meeting.
my hand and Official seal,
:. Of April, A. D. 1921.
4. A. Gutierrez,
Y board of Co, Com.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

IN THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT OF HONORABLE TELEs-
FOR ARAGoN, JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE or PRECINCT Number 3
fBEIENl, VALENCIA COUNTY.
NEW MEXICO.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

Anna L. Siglhofer, doing business un
der the firm name and style of Ca
ote Spr;ngs Mineral Water Co., with
IS rsirci al lace business at Albu-
aueraue, Beinalillo County, New
Mexico,
Plaintiff,
7. ". Dennis, Defendant.
To 7. w. Dennis, the defendant above
named: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE:
That the Plaintiff above named has
brought suit n attachment against
GU in the foregoing entitled and nu-
lbered cause and in said above nam
ed,court; that a writ Of attachent has
been issued against you and all and
singular all your goods and chattels.
IS and effects, or so mucch there
Of as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
sum Of Thirty one and no 100
(S3l.0Oj dollars, as more particularly
appears by reference to the said writ
Of attachment in the hands of the un-
dersigned sheriff.
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that
unless you appear before Honorable
Telesfor Aragon, justice cf the peace
Of precinct number 2, Belen, Valencia
County, New Mexico, at his office in
the town Of Belen, said county ana
state, on the end day Of May, A. b.
!. at the hour of 10 o'clock ii. the
forenoon Of said day, judgement viii
be rendered against you, the said t.
W. Dcaais, and your property sold to
ray said debt in the sum of thirty
one dollars ($51.o0l together with
interest and costs.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
s,3T1Cz CT ~ CONTINENT AS
\ J.IINISTRATCR.

! .a p bate Court.
\ The estate of Andy Smith,
licensed.
II tice is hereby gi'en that the
n,lcrsigned was on the -21st day Of
Ma.Sh a. D. 1921 at an adjourned
session Of the Probate Court for Va
lencia County, duly appointed and
has qualified, as administrator for
estate Of Andy Smith, late of the
county of Valencia, and all persons
arc hereby notified to present their
claims to the undersigned, against
said estate within the tine prescrib-
cd b. law, or else the time will be
La1red.
Tex Ingram,
administrator
Closson, N. NJ.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09
TIE EL. EN- N E w 5

Is now ready and well equipped
to turn out all kind Of job work
pertaining to town or elsewhere
at very moderate prices, and to
accommodate all customers on
short notice.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

Granite Pyrsrnid Me-
mortal marking birth-
place of Mary Baker
Eddy ut Bow.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-07-09

Gutierrez,
4 the Probate Court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
10 ~

The Arts" which has absorbed the
-FT0uchatoner magazine and the
American Art school, In It's double
number for dune and July, devotos
itaeif mostly Il the late Abbott ~
Thayer and his work. There are APP
precautions By fellow artists and
critics. and nan beautiful ~reproduc-
tlnns Of the better known Of Thayer 5
uainfinra. 1hayer Is credited win
being The dlFcoveref Of the Ia" 81
H~rotrciirc coiorizntiuns that straua"
fsslaclple ~ naiar. which gives -
romf ~ The least 81 The creatures ~
he wcrlJ a safeguard without which
they would be Handicapped Ia the
efruggie for existence. The applica-
ilon % this law 10 the art % cAmour
flags was brought well nigh a. pr
feciion during tho great war. IN tho
same number H. a contribution ~
Louis Bouche. on The Art ActiFiiies
ln Postwar Paris" The editor cou-
triAates a brief eritioiEm with several
fine reproductions 81 the art Of
samuel RothbOn. In The camfncn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
ALLEGED WHISKY
RUNNER IS CAUGHT
N AUTO CHASE
Sheriff of Lincoln Coun-
ty Nabs Man and 40
Quarts of Booze

Three men were arrested In CARR
zozo by the sheriff Of Lincoln county
with considerable quantities of liquor
In their preservation on Thursday and
Friday Of last week. according to
word which reached the prohibition
enforcement once herr today.
Donaciano Moline and Manuel l.m-
cero were arrested ON Thursday with
two plnta OF whisky IN their posses
son. They were charged with pur
session and sale 81 liquor. and are
being held on $500 bonds.
Ice sfeen was arrested on Friday.
when he was caught after n chase, IL
was found that he had ~ quarts Of
whisky IN h five passenger LeNing-
ton automobile which he was driv-
Ina. There had been considerable
more hqaor. but many OF the bottles
had been broken Ia the chase.
Steen was taken before a United
states commissioner. aud his bond
wnA fixed at $1,000. lie H. being held
In the county Jail NJ Carrizozo on de-
fault 81 bond.
According to OFFICIALS here the work
of I'D. Harris, sheriff OF Lincoln coun-
~. has been especially commendabie.
lie has on "A number OF occasions
co-opsiaicd with prohibition agents
IN enforcins the Nolstead law. Moline
u Ln"rar "a a considerable r.pu-
tation for being bootieggers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
MAN IS KILLED IN
HOTEL IN HUNT FOR
DRUG SMUGGLERS
Another Wounded and
Deputy Sheriff Shot
in Firing

EVERETT. Wash. July 27.-Iohn
Higgins OF Denver. was Killed. James
OlBrien OF Spokane, was shot through
he neck and Al ~Soilentlna Of Mount
Vernon, a deputy sheriff. was shot
through the jaw IN a pistol fight In
a hotel az Mount Vernon today.
Sheriff George Reay and S%oilentine
were advised that Higgins and his
party which also Included E. T. wo.fe
and wife Of Everett, were possible
drug smngElers and went to their
room In a hotel To investigate. Reny
stepped ont OF the room and when
he cturnd Sollentine had been dis
armed and both Higgins and O'Bricn
were pointing pfAtols at him. Reay
began firing and HigginE returned the
fire and was shot Sollentine leaped
for O'Brien who fired and shattered
tho deputy's jaw. Reay stopped
O'Brien with n bullet through the
neck. Wolfe aud his wife and an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
EXAMINATION roR ANTnHo-

on August = there win be held at
Santa FL a civil service examination
Tor perpetrators IN authropulngical
laboratories Of the national museum
Al present there Is only one vacancy,
but from b list OF those qualifying
future vacancies are 10 be filled. The
eNaiIhnatiou ~ open Ia both men and
women between rs and 20 years OF
g.. Those who have done museum
OF laboratory work In a-nthropology
VIII get q credit which may be az
much az 90 out Of the roo. The other
10 credits are made up Of 40 credit
each in spelling. arithmetic, letter
writing. penmanahip, and copyinl
from printed llncs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
ANNOUNCING THE SNAKE
lEAAf1E

Ticket Agent Talks for July
again gives much space 10 Sauta Re
and TO the southwest. ON It's last
pgge Il repr0duccs from IN pulario"
a picture Of ". y. Rollins great
painting, THE Altar or the Gods,
using L. a. Illustrate the announce
ment h a the Hopi snake Dance will
be held this year about August 20.
A vivid description 81 the dance n
included Ia the announcement and
the meaning af tho ceremony Is eN-
planned. some space ls given to the
Santa fe fiesta and the Mutachlns
dance given by the Cochiu Indians
The Giorieua region and the t'Tpei
Pccoa also come In Ion some men
tion, as {" h announcement of a
tri-weekly auto stage srrvicc hetwcei
Ration and the Taos valley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

been exhibited In the museum AT
Santa Re thus FAR has Just been hung.
II g. from the brush Of T.. l.. Bluinen-
schein. A. y. A., member Of the Taos
Society of Artists. h canvas is u
large one and Is entitled ''Supcrsti-
ton" although n better name for II
would be Magic" In the fore
ground IN the half figure OF a Taos
indian with his characteristic blanket
drawn tightly about his shoulders In
his Lap he holds a double ncckcd
glossy black tinaja. out Of u
throat 81 this vessel has emerged Il
miniature Pueblo Indian In cercmon-
ial soHianto. VIVA ia dancing. out ~
the other has emerged h flower uf
growing corn. thus s"ymholizing IN"
belief Of the Indian that the orr
dance H. a powerful aid In growing
the maize and ructifying II Tn"
Indian with trnnsfiNed eyes II star.
inT into the distance and every mus
tie Of hts face denotes Intense con
'%entTation ~ though, upon the magic
he h. practising out ~ a black Ola
la one side are emerging green ser
pents. and the glow from their bodies
b. reflected IN the eyes ana also lu
the parting OF the glossy hair Of the
Indian. giving the figure "a most sin
lister aspect In the background
seem to be- floating hooded M man
tied figures OF Indefinite shape hut
~ the most glowing n translucent
cplors. while 90 one side religion N
Eymhollzpd by "a wooden crurifiN in
primitive serving. while on the othe'
side hangs the mask of n satyr with
a cross upon his forehead. The
painting II powerfully dramatic and
tn composition. and color IL indeed a
fine piece OF work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
SUPPER
GOSSIP


Mar, .. dolly. Who's. husband was
Killed al a CROSSING 81 the santa re
fallrund ~ Biaewaterto MAJ 2, has
filled suit IN the district court OF Val
rncia county. asking for sb.eou.
Iullf wns killed when Trying 10 cross
she rnllfond tfnchp In an automobile.
There were two other men IN the
machine. enc OF whom. Ward arr
penter. was also killed.
Miss S~tiser Dye of Aibugueranr
was married TO Mr.. Frank Of New
York city IN las Vegas on July ~.
~nccgruinH "a word received by her
ffiepda here yesterday. In response
20 q telegram nom las Vegas telling
her that her girl friend there was
Ack, Miss loye lift Albuquerque res-
tsul days ngo. ~ IN believed that
M, Frank. whom she had met hefofv
In this ctty, was Willing at the Time
N Ian vcEna Mira Frank lived with
her mother NJ ste East silver emu
and formerly Taught school here. II
Is not yet known where the couple
VIII make their home.
a sign which Rad. "NIrrerS. Keep
on, which was found IN the 1900
block IN South Arno street. was
seized ~ the shcfin yesterday. after
! had been reported 20 him. The
sheriff believes that some agitator u
trying 10 stir up trouble. and that
this u a part OF his work. lie says
that he VIII arrest anyone found
putting up similar sigma
Teissfor Miralai. az this city, has
been appointed assistant cashier OF
the internal revenue offices here. a
WIS announced by u. q. Hernandez
Yesterday. The appointment, will be.
forwarded to Washington for final
approval. Mr. Mirahai nm m. va.
cancy made ~ The ~rs.sirnation of
u. Hannah.
A., ..,.,.o,u.
ivr r,f.nl, 80" 'a"". nv
owned 10 ~" hnuson .hr
rnnnenv vas,.aaa .uhn "o'".
q1x,h ~, irr." "i.etho"h a.
oar s,r,ct ~. 49," "s."" ~
hau~b pn,h -. 49,
sld.rehtV "' WI"
a bu,,Ilup ail., N, ,h. Al A.
A.. has heeu Closed I.mnorarnS To-.
their annun, s.,ahhsnr
val shlnr ana noii.hins Tn.. Iii
h.. cloeed for s.,v.,.l w..h =. H..
loL must n. don. v.,v ,nr~s,llv ana
viii take nbont thai long
Ine Iadis-s All s.,r,.,, nj ia. r..a
Avenue M.thoIlrt church will m..t
tomorrow n he home Of
Mrs Roy Rail on eos south Eatth
street.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Trnek Ro-s.
IttU south John street. on TUESDAY
evening. a 10 pound hoy.
Amontohiic parthS coming from
Cula have reported to the Auto club
that The roads an the way are In good
condition. Roads from Ration to
here. while not In the best shape. are
In fair condition with the exception
OF about IL miles between WatrOuS
and Pennington. THIS stretch Is bad,
accord nF TO tourists VINO have come
over The road,
Tue county agent WI show u num-
her % slides az a community meet