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The evening herald., 1921-06-19
MORE HOMELESS IN
SAN MARCIAL BUT
FLOOD IS SPENT
Water Not Expected to
Reach Business Part
of Town

The Rio Grande waters were con-
tinuing to pour into the southern half
OF San Marciai last night a. a result
81 the break In the dixie below the
town.
The homeless were increasing In
numbers as others packed their be-
ioneings and abandoned the southern
part uf town TO seek dry land In the
main business district or In other
homes.
The water appeared 20 be several
feet deep IN most places, according 70
reports reaching here Houses In the
inundated area had the appearance
~ boat houses ON lake Although
the houses were being filled with the
river water none had been moved
from their foundation
The dikcs To the north were bcfrg
watched. while an attempt N being
made 10 repair the diRss south.
Santa te train crews reaching the
| city last might reported that the San
"a Fc track was not In danger at tho
present limo.
| Reports here from Espanola are "a
the effect that the Espanola bridge
! over the river al Espnnoia was washed
| ont when the high water mark was
reached tirtr. The highway depart
ment reported that tl2 feet OF the
bridge went into the stream.
A new bridge is being built at that
point The work has only been start.
ID, however. and the bridge will not
be opened for so days at least Ow-
ing to the extent 10 which the old
bridge H. damaged II II doubtful if II
viii be rebuilt for temporary use.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
S Boys Put Away
Total of 35 Mugs of
Root Beer at One Time

if you see youth looking as though
Dee were about 90 explode, don't wor-
rN ha only come from "a popular
thirt patior which offers an the root
beer YOU can drink fur ten cents.
There D. growing rivalry among
tho youths of the town ns tp who can
put away the most root beer Five
youths yesterday drank total OF 80
glasses. And they stili survive
But listen. mothers DO your hoy
comes home saving hc b. not hungry
lust ask him ho'y many he has had.
This epidemic of not being hungry is
becoming increasingly common.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
REAL ESTATE MEN
DECIDE TO JOIN
NATIONAL BOARD
Albuquerque to Send
A. l.. Martin to Chi
cago Convention

Albuquerque Real Estate Board
.uIiitt,d with the National As-ucia-
uuu of Real " tate Boards at their
luncheon. htid nt the \. N. e.. A.
SCI. tsrdHy afternoon 4. D. Martin
was elected 1s the rept, sentative ON
th, ".tiurh executive committee.
ana th, local board pledged itsrif 10
send delegation Co the national
convention o. Doe held at chicago on
July ~.
George g. Baron Of the firm Of
Brvaddus and &C. Baron iu ~ Paeo.
who is regional director for the
southwest tor the association. at
tcutrd tho luncheon. and helped IN
organizing the board into q member
uf the national association. lic spoke
uf l'ngH. ou the ethics aud object
uf the Association.
Tho object ~ the national ussucia-
tlun. hc said. is 60 raise the real
estate husiurss to the rank uf a pro-
f'ssiuu where b. belongs After th,
luc.l board is excepted as mymh.i
eff thr association, itH members vii
have the privilege of using tho utl,
ui.ltur.' "a coined word which th,
association hHs copyrighted Th,
word carries the prestige and "a,
guarantee at the national association
with It
The meeting adopted the code o0
ethics which include. such rules ai
'trDJt the other fellow square" "d,
uu. ,riticiso other brokers. or oritl
,if. their deals
The meeting was we'll attended
Th'ro wcr, 20 present. uud 30 iastc,
for three hours beginning at
O'clock Mu"ic W1H furnished %, O.,
ltrl. who played soto uu fh, cDiIo
aud MrH = 4 EI,dUug sung. ar
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Atria.o 10 the first community Boa
Sew Mexico Co have community
cuurcr}. The plant. which has been
under construction FOR several
months. l- now completed and ready
rpr work u s owned hy 20 hmilicn
uf Atuaco. and hus becu set up lN
thrir own labor The money fur
financing the enterprise was raised
hy lumber of commuuit' focinis
given by the women ot the families.
The plans are to use the cnnnrrN
Co. put up enough fruits and Vegc-
tables this summer Tor the use Of
trn families tnsu own tho cunnct}.
n the future they expect Go have
cauurd goods to put un the market
in Albuquerque aud other towns oi
the state.
rho total cost ~ installing the
canning machinery and Of putting up
thu building boz which II was located
wIr Sgeg.7f This only covers the
material as the assembling of the
muchiuer,. the carpenter work on
Tho building and tho cement work
wls 40 dome hr tbu mon aud women
~ the com munttN.
The idea Was flrst proposed by the
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
County Correspondents
Weekly Crop Notes

LAS CRUCES. June rs Reports
from correspondents of tho Bur,au
uf crop Estimates ut the United
States Department ct Agriculture.
relative to crop and livestock ,ondi-
tuus ln Sew NoNiru. Tor tho week
ending june IS, are given boy counties
below
UERNALIII.O-Thc valley south
Of Albuquerque for several miles Wus
flooded aS result of o. cloudhurr ir
Tl'orTs canyon. Considerable crop
LOSSES resulted. crops bon bad shape
from excessive rains
EliANES Recent rains beneficial
Condition OF an crops good. includ
los all .fuIf 'tft hy FROST Wheat.
b''Iivy. and oats ripcuiug. HEAVY
see md cutting Of alfalfa Most ui
fir-t cutting fpoiod hy rain. Pas
tur,s are excellent Winter wheat
gpttiur too much rain.
IblFAN Excellent rains and
plenty uf water fur irrigation. Fau
s,u-ou Tor planting Winter wheat
nlliug we'll ana spring wheat grow
ing Fruit nearly an Killed. Lamb
Iul calf crop ,ully 7t per cent Live
stock Cat Best grass iu many years
l.urars of livestock in winter light
Shttring uf sheep iu process with
good Nivld and long staple Wool
prices low.
CURRY l.pcout rains greatly
bcncfitt,d winter wheat. HEAVY
Nicld in prospect.
EDDY AID LEE Recent general
heavy rains have insured plenty OF
rtars fur the season. Livestock in
fine shape sheep being shcurcd
Souc hail damage to fruit and crcps
Wheat. uatu, aud hbriey being hnr
vested with good yield. Calf and
lamb crop 90 per cent Rains dam
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

aged mrch ot FIRST cutting of alfalfa,
scyDud cutting prospects good. lu-
creased gctraE" iu crops
GRANT .'N FARMERS encouraged
hy recent rains Ranges have been
very dry. and livestock lOsa.s heavy,
hu. conditions have improved hy
raius tuttis movement light. due
to dun market \ few shipped to
Denver brought SO Tor one year
olds; S20 Tor tWos anG $50 for three
year old cattle.
LINCOLN Good rainn farmers
bury planting 90 pct cent lu-s Of
cattle aud sheep. Calf crop 90 per
cont and lamb crop 20 per cert
Some cattle lu.scs lrom uak poison
iul Winter wheat fine. lluwing
an1 seeding for harley
bTEHO iigugcs looking better
than FOR several years Grass iu
some places riN tu eight Inches high
Fruit crop nearly all killed Alfalfa
locking good. selling 90 S2u pee ton.
Wheat about ready 60 cut iHir grad"
aud yield Some damage to crops
from hail iu county.
QUAY Cattle end sheep faI Grass
rim. nuDh rains has delayed plant
in. Wheat prospects greatly I'M
pr, we'd Nu market for livestock.
ROOSEVELT Grass fine, cattle
getting Tat. crop conditions. except
ligat wheat crop, best for . years.
Some crops WsHhed out but being
rrplauted Cream production 20 per
cent lcs- due Co low prices. Plant
Ing so per cent completed.
SIERRA lusuuioieut rains for
crops. but condition of ranges has
improved Nu further cattle luaacs.
Lignt demand Tor cattle.
SOCORRO Heavy losses Of crops
] from hail reported
/ TORRANCE outlook for farmer
. and stock raiser never better.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

SOCORItO on FIRM
SANTA FE June lA-Thc Val
Verde Dcvvlo; ment company. u gas
and uil concern. has been organized
aud incorporated for S25.900. The
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Don't 1--we Ia GucS-work Land.
own Real I~tatc and finn
Stcurcly Tor THE Future.
The man who owns property
feels suty ut himself Hr is not
watching the market tu see
whether his pet stock is going
to slump and leave him len the
urch near the poor house. tie
b. contemplating tho future with
judicial calm when he owns real
ESTATE. cur advice Is valuable.
We ar, going to offer YOU a
1U-toom modern house arranged
su that 10 can bp used for apart
mrutH completely furnished,
oak finish. cement basement
steam heat. fireplace. u viii
make you a real honest tn good
ncss home and ,ou can rent
apartments enough besides tu
pay you 90 per cent on your in
NpHtmtut.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

company will begin business with
$4,000 subscribed ana viii have its
principal office In socorro. The in
corporntors. with ai.:afnts Of their
stock subscriptions are g. L. Price,
Sncurro statutory agent ft.t3h, (,
Harry = Howman. Santa Fc, 81. j.
". ranteiou, Santa Fe. 81.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Warner, Redfern aud Thompson :
Glcve Fitting Corsets Of plain and
fancy brocade. choice Of front or
back lace models with low bust and
medium long hips. Price ... .S3.4o
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
mo GRANDE FAILING:
ALL DNNGEH PAST

All DANGER PAST
tn" Rio Gnnde probably viii not
De- able To- smash its high water re-
cord this year.
The river lost itsc lmbing stride
shortly after q o'clock Friday night
ana continued To- fan steadily through
uut the day YESTERDAY Edmund Ross.
coun Ity engineer. said last uight that
the river was between three and six
Inches lower last night than u was
az O'Clock Friday night Al that
hour the river stood go the highest
point 10 has been ln a year.
Reports received here last night
from Espanola were that the liver
began tu iali there Friday morning
Regardless Of the fan however. guards
viii cuntinuc to Keep am eye on th"
Alameda dikrs. the Barolus bridge
and the bridge ~ Alameda.
tn, high waters Of Friday nigU de-
laNcd the work of the force repairing
the broken dixie near Mountain View
and last niEht tine dixie had not been
completely repaired
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

the Corner .Coningsby Dawson
o. The sheik. ~ Hun
g. The Trimming Cu9
............. dorothy Garfield
o. Tho Pagan Madonna
sss.sfs.s sitiNhih M'hAANA
o. The Mysterious Rider
Neutrality-suspicious.. Zane Grey
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Mexican Ends Jail
Term But Is Held
For Deportation

Jose Rumariz was not st al liberty
yesterday. although his 90 DAY term
az the county Jail was up. lie D. be-
ing held Co await deportation A toll
egrum received from immigration Of
0cials az ~ Paso stated that they
would send for Ramariz,
Rumariz h. an alien from Mexico.
IIr BE- 60 Doc dcportcd under tho pro-
vision ~ the law which states mt
any alien who b. found guilty OF a
crime cun be- dcported.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

EugeniA had received Paurs flow-
ers with the greatest Of admiration.
Eugenia--"Oh. they certainly are
wonderful There is still some dew
on them"
Paul "Er-r-r-yes there is still
some dew on them but | expect 10
nay il Saturday night"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

could write could be worth 20 much
money and that il would be taking
advantage Of the syndicate 90 accept
a.
Competition is becoming keen
among publishers and promoters for
the handling u the Presidents 1T
crary efforts after March sth. The
White House mail is crowded daily
with offers. schemes and suggestions
from people who see fortune in the
market for SIR Wilson's prospective
works and who want 10 share Il with
him. But 90 all these the President
has thus far turned a deaf ear lie
has not confined the details Of his
plans for the future even % his near
est friends, beyond stating that he
expects 10 engage IN literary work
and make living at il,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Pampered Brains.

We all admire a smart
young man. but we do not adj
mire him when he becomes
too smart"
That is the trouble with
many young men.
They are endowed by nature
with more than the average al
lotment of brains. but they
lack the poise and judgment
necessary to keep them under
control.
This deficiency. however, is
not so much their fault as il
is the fault of their parents.
When a baby shows indica-
tions Of being quick witted too
many parents Immediately be-
gin to humor II and spoil il.
Instead of maintaining 2
gentle but firm control over
the child they give in to its
whims and encourage il in
wilfulness.
II grows up with the idea
firmly implanted in its mind
that il must have its own way
in everything.
Ii il makes a pert remark
and is not corrected that re-
mark calls for others in kind,
and this leads naturally to the
spirit of "smartness" which we
so greatly deplore in many
young fellows just entering
mans estate.
Brains in the cradle requires
nursing.
Pampering only converts
them into the egotism of ma
turity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
rampage of destruction.

rampage oil destruction.
II n halt is not called there
may come a time when pyra-
mided wealth becomes the red
rag of destructive revolution.
When governments become
blind the people are forced to
do their own seeing. and under
stress of great provocation
they are too often inclined TO
"see red"
II is time for all advocates
of the square deal to sound n
warning call.
Washington should sit up
and take heed.
People who love their coun-
try do not care TO see il come
to grief through the cupidity
of money maniacs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
President Wilson
Refuses Big Offer.

Washington. II. C..-Thc sum %
$4,000 for a single newspaper ar,
tiele has been refused BY President
Wilson. II was learned recently.
The offer was made by a syndicate
the only stipulation being that Il be
the first article 20 be written by the
President after leaving the White
House
The President was 10 choose his
own subject and the article was 10
be Of any length he desired. or. Il he
wished. the subject could be covered
in a series Of several articles In
refusing the President is said TO have
given as his reason that no article
that he or any other living being
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Pyramiding Wealth.

A New York dispatch re-
Gently stated that families in
the United States control more
than SlO0.O00.OO0 each: one
hundred families control over
$50,000.000 each. and five
hundred families control more
than SlO,000.0OO each.
John ID. Rockfeller's is now
said to be between $1,000
100000 and S4,000,000.000.
II is the boarding Of such
vast fortunes as these into the
hands of a few that has made
Russia bolshevistic and driven
its ruling class to pauper and
death.
II is the wedge that has di-
vided the wealthy class from
the great mass Of the people
throughout the countries of
Europe, and has created wide
spread dissatisfaction that has
brought on wars and toppled
Isql moLJ sIoLsdms pur sSu!Y
thrones.
Only the blind and the fool
ish will continue to consider
this country immune.
II is difficult to induce peo-
pie to believe that such gigan-
tic fortunes can be accumulat-
ed by honest methods in the
space of a few years. and dis
honesty is the rock upon which
governments and individuals
sooner or later come TO grief.
The pyramiding OF wealth is
the most dangerous disease
with which our country is af-
iicted today.
II indicates the existence
or profteering combinations
which are inimical to the well
fare of the republic.
Official complaisance will
not ease the tension, and
doing out a few thousands
will not wash away the sins
OF its accumulation.
Shaking a red rag in the
face of a bull maddens the ami
NAL and starts IL on a wild
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

4 High School Girls Glee Club
has been organized By Mrs. holland.
Mrs holland denotes much time IN
selecting and trimming the girls and
they seem 20 be willing TO assist her
and realize tina; it not only helps the
school but that they, themselves are
benefited
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
AS The Editor Sees 1t.

Looking forward at the be-
ginning of "A new year is a
common occurance in all coun-
tries, and as We pursue the age
old custom we cannot take
note of the contrast between
conditions in our own country
and those beyond the seas.
In our land we have a solid,
substantial government, found
ed upon the guarantee of life,
liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness.
over there kings and en-
perors have been kicked from
their thrones. governments
have been driven from power,
law and order have been sub
stituted by choas, and hatred
and suspicion Turk in the
hearts of the many.
Here we have education, re-
fnement. health, wealth, pros
perity and hope for the future.
We are at peace with our
neighbors and are not looking
for or lodging trouble.
But on the other side all is
different.
Practically every foreign
government is setting on the
lid of a volcano. Open dis
cord exists everywhere.
Thousands who have lived
in luxury in former years are
now penniless, many of them
uncertain as to the source from
whence the next meal is TO
come.
Those who have seized the
wealth of the countries in the
overthrow of government are
in the main ignorant as TO how
to turn il TO account, or are
wasting the substance in riot
GUS living.
Commerce is stagnant and
funds are lacking for its resus-
citation.
Millions are on the verge of
starvation or are in the actual
throes of dissolution.
Children are perishig in the
cold through lack Of proper
clothing
Destitution and want are
everywhere.
Prosperity Is nowhere.
Truly. il Is good to live in
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Recital.

Mrs holland will give her mid
winter recital within few weeks.
The date has not yet been set
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
America. land Of freedom and
of plenty.
Prosperity Ahead.

There is much comfort to be
had from the statement recent
ly Of Judge Ebert II. Gary
head of the United States Steel
corporation. the greatest bust
ness concern the world has
ever produced.
Judge Gary says a long per-
iod of wonderful prosperity is
just ahead of the people Of the
United States.
When Judge Gary opens his
mouth he is in the habit of
saying something. and he
never says a thing unless he
knows what he is talking
about.
lie has been a wise prophet
in the past, because he pos
sesses the ability to read con-
ditions and possibilities as
they are.
There is no reason why his
prophesy should not be one of
wisdom in this case, because
there is no reason why we
should not prosper and every
reason why we should.
Banks and financiers gener-
ally state that we have passed
through our worst period of
depression and are now on the
up grade. Only the rankest
kind of pessimism can hold US
back.
And who wants TO be n pes
simist when every human in
stinct spurs us on to optimism?
Let's demonstrate our faith
in the return of prosperity by
recognizing the fact that il is
here and by doing our share
toward its maintainenance in
this community.
Let the watchword be pro-
duction. wisdom in spending.
and employment of systematic
course of saving.
A proportionate amount Of
the prosperity of the country
belongs to the people of this
community.
Let's get all we can and
keep all we get.
Other communities will be
doing the same.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Undressed Kid.

THE bride was dressed in filmy
white. looking like summer cloud.
The groom was in conventional
black; he wore white shirt. white
vest and white gloves, which he re-
moved during the eeremony."ver-
mont Union Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Lancaster
School Notes

S-s-s-~->-~-e-~s-~s~s-s
Examinations are here and the
students have been hard at work the
past week reviewing. writing their
term papers and finishing their out.
lines. The teachers have been Of
great help. assisting each student "a
the best % their ability. We feel
sure that great deal Of work will
be accomplished this week.
The Freshman class, under the
supervision % Miss Sexton. has been
laboring at the almost impossible
task Of learning Latin. The pupils
however. are not any too confident
as to the outcome.
Miss Robinson has been giving the
Senior class n great deal Of memory
work from the following writers
Tennyson, Browning. Kipling. Mae
Kaye. Foss. Goldsmith. Shakespeare
and also few selections from
Psalms. She intends to give Us an
oral examination on this work
The Laboratory has by means o.
n vcst-poeket subscription and the
kindness Of the Board acquired a bal
ance scale studded with diamonds
and enclosed in a platinum vacuum.
Il is now on exhibition in the Lab
oratory.
Miss Westover re-visits school.
Miss Westover again visited the
school last week. examining the
High School students Only few
were found to be deficient.
Recital.
Mrs holland will give her mid
winter recital within a few weeks.
The date has not yet been set.
Gise Club Organized.
4 High School Girls Glee Club
has been organized by Mrs. holland
Mrs. holland denotes much time In
and trimming the girls and
they seem 20 be willing 10 assist her
and realize tina; II not only helps the
school but that they, themselves are
benefited.
Social New, Items
Miss Mary Duke Dye. Of Lexing-
on visited Miss Margaret Peach Sex
on this past weekend.
Miss Robinson visited Mr. and
,lrs +. II. Hopkins in Frankfort the
past week end.
Elsie Fothcrgill has been absent
rom school for the past few days.
The Freshman class has lost two
4 its members. y. NJ. Stagner and
fleece Bratton.
Mr. Earl Swope has been absent
rom school this week
Grins and Cro.n..
The class was discussing questions
or Xmas when Miss Sexton asked II
.nything was bothering them about
which they would like % ask
"Oh, yes" said Elsie Brown. "the
men bother me droadfully."
Henry. wives are sold in the Fiji
stands for $500 each"
yep" growled Eugene. more
'roiiteering."
Barber do you wan, a hair
.ut?"
Roger-"No. wan; all q them
nut"
Barbor-"Any particular way,
ir9"
Roger-"Yes. Oh"
Eugenia had received Paurs flow
RS with the greatest Of admiration.
Eugenia--"Oh. they certainly are
wonderful There is still some dew
IN them"
Paul "Er-r-r-yos there is still
.omc dew on them but expect 10
lay il Saturday night"
Students Prayer.
"Now | lay me down 10 rest,
10 learn my studies I've done my
best.
II | should die before ! wake.
I'll have no more exams To take"
Miss Robinson asked the English
class TO bring in an lad" suitable for
he local pepper. s. ID. Cochran
came 20 class with the following
WANTED White man to milk and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

Every good citizen does his part.
Have you done yoursy
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

A bill in congress proposes the
creation Of a department Of public
welfare and the addition Of a new
member to the presidents cabinet
But what's the usel The welfare Of
the public is too vital to receive po-
litical consideration.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Students Prayer.

"Now lay me down TO rest.
To learn my studies I've done my
best.
II | should die before ! wake.
I'll have no more exams TO take "
Miss Robinson asked the English
class TO bring in an lad" suitable for
the local pepper. s. ID. Cochran
came 20 class with the following
WANTED: White man to milk and
run Ford car.
Wrong Sign.
Cecil was hitehing his team to a
telephone pole.
Chief Bratton-"What do you
mean by hitching here7"
Doesn't the sign say. Fine for
hitehing here2"
Prof. Boyd-"what happened to
BabylonG
Sam-''It fell"
Prof Boyd-"what happened to
Tyre'"
sam-"It was punetured."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
Mis-. we.,ov.r revisit. school.

Miss Westover again visited the
school last week. examining the
High School students Only few
were found to be deficient