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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30

The Arlington H. S. team met de-
feat a the hands Of the Boardman H.
$. team on the Boardman grounds
last Saturday. The score was 1874
Results might have been different If
some Of the Arlington PLAYERS had not
been left behind on account of the
mumps. They brought along a good
crowd Of rooters and proved to be
good sports. They staged two strong
rallies but were never able to tie the
ecore. A return game IS scheduled for
April Sth at Arlington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
SITUATION
IS DISCUSSED AT
CABINET MEETING
Belief in General is That
Government Should do Some
thing to Assist Roads.

WASHINGTON. March S0--(Ray-
mond Clapper u. p. Staff Correspon-
dent) government aid and re-
habilitation OF railroads was discussed
at the cabinet meeting today. Very
deep concern was expressed over the
situation. The belief in general in
the cabinet is that the goternment
should do something to aid the roads.
II announced that the president would
shortly call into conference the chair
man Of the interstate commerce COM
mission and the heads of The railroad
labor board to discuss the situation.
No specific plan has vet been decided
upon. he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
CALIFORNIA SPRINTER
I MEETS WORLD RECORD
FOR 100 YARD DASH
Paddock Makes Fast Fast Time in
220 Also; Stanford Wine in
Meet Despite U. S. C. Stars.

STANFORD. UNIVERSITY. Cal,
March S0,--(A. P.)--Anotheu success
full attack on the existing Information.
al Amateur Athletic federation world
record OF ri 1-5 seconds In the 220-
yard dash waslmade here Yesterday by
Charles w. Pa1dock, University Of
Southern California. when, runnine
against Stanford university, he made
the distance In 21 seconds. Saturday
at Berkeley Paddock ran the event
in 20 4-5 seconds but HI record has
not yet been allowed.
Paddock yesterday also repeated his
feat Of Saturday in running the 100
yard dash In 1876 seconds, the world
record. Although Paddock took both
his races and y. S. Q. captured eight
first places out Of Is, stanford won
the meet 1886.
Two OF the five official watches
caught Paddock in the 220-yard dash
ct 20 3-5 seconds and three registered
him u flat. Dr. Frank Angel. heaa
timer, said that II Saturdays mark is
not allowed. yesterdays record should
be. for there was no wind to help the
winner.
Morris Kirksey, stanford, was but /.
foot behind Paddock In the lOO-yard
event. Kirksey and Paddock have
been running each other for two years.
at the Antwerp Olympia games, at Los
Angeles, At Stanford and al other
places and Kirksey never has won.
A new electric timing device, used
to supplement the watches yesterday,
registered Paddock in the I0o-yard
run at 9.sS seconds and In the 22O at
2i4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30

connection with the history geogra-
phy, and language work. CONNER
ius is especially noted for having in
troduced the illustrated text book. We
have long been celebrating the BIRTH
riors. but little attention has been Civ
en- to educating the public in the lives
OF the great educators.
The grade baseball team took re-
venge on Irrigon last Friday winning
a very one-sided game. the score be-
ing 33-l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
28 YEARSAGO

tFrom the Daily East Oregonian \
March 80. 1890
Joe Connolly has moved his bani
of sheep 10 his lambing camp at Bad
ger Springs He has had good luck
this winter and his sheep are in zine
condition.
=. Koepke Of Helix Is In the city.
Z y. Stanfield is here from Echo.
lie SAYS that peach. prune and apricot
crops are ruined but that other fruit
trees are uninjured.
W. J. Furnish is moving to his ncw
residence purchased from Dr. LaDow
on Water street. Mr.. Furnish has i'm
broved the house and grounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
a Warming ErIcndshin

That new c. Q. Of ours sure is a
stand-offish guy complained the pri.
Nate who had just come off guard. as
he lay on his bunk.
How Gomez" queried the barracks
orderly.
Well last night heard him com
ing Up 20 my post, so asks. who
gees thercg" He SAYS. Friend And
this morning he don't hardly notice
me. IL Home Sector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30

WASHINGTON. March 30~-(u. P.)
The appointment of committee to
investigate the treatment OF wounded
service men and affairs Of the war risk
pnrean and board for vocational
training. Is announced at the white
house. Among the committeeman, are
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin
Doiier T. u. o'copnor and Colonel r.
". Galhraith Jr. national commander
af the American legion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
SPORT BULLETINS
BOxEIis oRGANIzE

CHICAGO, March 3O.-tA. P.J-
Members Of the boxing fraternity will
gather here today. 70 launch the Box.
ers Association on Chicago. Similar
meetings VIII be held later In other
cities. with the view Of organizing a
national body which will cooperate
with the Boxing managers association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
woNT nEINsTATE KENNrnY

CHICAGO, March S0.-(A. P.)-.
Judge Lands. commissioner of base
ball yesterday denied the application
Tor reinstatement Of c. w. Kennedy,
star pitcher with the Philadelphia
Americans. who violated the contract
last May TO play with an independent
team.
, 1921-06-05

Beautiful home in west Casper. on
corner lot. close to school. There
are four large rooms and clothes
closet on the first floor, a full base.
incnt with two finished rooms that
viii rent for handsome figure in that
n~eighborhood as Il Is only n few min
utes walk from the ~refineries- The
interior Is finished in fir. There Is
water. lights. bath. gas and sewer
connections. also a hot air furnace.
In a c there II nothing wanting In
this lovely home. The price win sur
prise you. only IS 1850. terms.
, 1921-06-05

Here Is the building spot that you
have been looking for. Two lots on
the corner with a 55-foot frontage,
water in the street: gas and sewer in
tho alley; telephone and electric light
wire run acress the lot; garage 1880
feet IN rear that can be made into a
three-room house with little expense:
s., 500 takes IL with terms to suit.
, 1921-06-05
SPECIAL No. II9.

This number Is the best thing we
have had for months in the way of
Ia two-room house for anything near
the price. It is on a corner lot In
southwest Casper, east front. and the
house Is nicely painted and clean.
Your terms are ours and the price Is
right. Better 8 to sec this
, 1921-06-05


nent corner; garage o n first floor and room second: full twostory
building; M income is 800 n month. making better than % per cent
interest on the investment Terms Al be had. and It Is offered at the
right price
High grade residence south side pavement. orne lot: the house Is a
BEAUTIFUL " ostory. consisting of nine large rooms and fun basement
There are n floors in nvingroom and diningroom. white enamel finish
throughout. masave hyingroom with fireplace; complete bath o n each IN
nnN and second noors sx seeptngrooms all lnrge. n being u by " WITH
hreplace There Is hot water heat; the basement has laundry tubs: garage
finished Don This Is n home that stands in a class with tho besto II
Casper homes. and the price is not $4,000 hut $4,000. Half cash. one
cn get the furniture with the place. II IS the very best to be had new
and in perfect condition.
$500 $500 $500 sssoo $500 $500
Think of IT. On South David street pavement. we IN offering tho
best buy in the city in n fveroom modern hot water-heated house. There
re oak floors in nvingroom and dningroom. Old ivory, woodwork through
between; porch across entire front of house; small back porch There is
an eastfront lot 6ox1t0 with trees inwn walks. curbhnE. paving and
OF the best little gardens sin Casper; backyard fenced OF for chickens:
frame double garage with hot water heating system; N property Is or
fered cheaper than other in that location. and Is thu best buy in M
city 1t tn price-;65o0.
On east side Of city. ont block from pavement. W e have n OF the
neatest 70 bungalows o n the market today. 1t is especially well a-
ranged; i've large IONS; hardwood floors throughout; large. center ".
ingroom; convenient kitchen with all the buntin features; large front
coal bin besides there being two tworoom apartments which will ron tor
at least SIS each. There is also garage This property never
been lived In. VIII be finished lin n few days. The price n tisp property Is
$500. with cash payment OF $4,000.
We have two lots. cnse in. in North Casper. near the backward.
They are 90 by 40. and the price is $3.50 each. O. payment o. $500 down
each.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEr REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Henning, Ground Floor-Phone 5S1
, 1921-06-05
2O2 O-S Building
Office Phone 1929 Home Phone 543J
A. .N ESBITT REALTY CO., INC.
sos-3Oz O-S Bldg. Phone 766M

va do TN thinking, we give you the facts below;
Nj well onstruce bungalow on west side with W tworoom
-.-tr.n ON main floor and two tworoom apartments finished in base
par Hen.S y. sn norch and screened in rear porch Located on corner
-, - perry desirable par for renting purposes. Large garage On ar
r' N r,tinr for sl.f4 pei year. Can be purchased fol- s4250.
Win 81 900 cash. Your money invested can be doubled n first year
win ~, ~ Sw bungalow o. west side. just on Thirteenth street. with
txo tworoom apartments. House well constructed You figure what
- Iii rem fol Price. s2so0-S10oo cash.
- pias-A beautiful home with exceptional income asset Il desared,
-. g.. ,-re light rooms exclusive of BATH. with walls tinted / I'll
loom Usual buntin features Fun basement with well lighted and vel
CON The owner desires to sell the property furnished including v
~ and in Keeping with the house Is located in very desirable parto o
oiu0n 49, :, me Pavement ad near enough TO the business district to be
.ne. at IN times Has lawn. sidewalks. trees curb Offered com
a,sts for 81 500, on reasonable terms
niees % Tr~aroor bungalow With water. lights, sewer. large porch
=, large lot in south Butler addition o N East fourteenth street a very
N ", mar of the city and In N addition that is growing rapidly.
Price 81 $50. $3.50 cash.
The Market Place for Homes
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
4. P. Nesbitt Loans Insurance W. B. Barnard
, 1921-06-05
A LOOK
MEANS
A LOT
SEE BEN

Have you seen this beautiful modern bungalow
i've rooms bath. heat fun basement; oak floors, bookcases. colon
sac .oultin kitchen cabinet. kitchen and bath finished In tes eauu
fh light fixtures and home is all furnished with very good furniture.
5asement hs n room finished. besides large coairoom. which could
< converted in a OF gas being INSTALLED: also laundryroom-
Q mi etle home is just off pavement and Is situated o large
sstn ron inside LOFTY walks. curb. lawn. all in And. listen. It n very
arEe double garage. 2ox21. witt height enough for rooms above Now
who VIII Sc Bcn First A look mcans buy.
Very pretty ntle home o. CT avenue. stucco finished; two rooms
n VI fernishod with nice furniture; city water, lights Can be bought
right and or terms
~
Neat little home. four rooms: stucco finished; all furnished; buntin
features Can be bought o. terms n $500. This will interest YOU
Fourroom cottage with garage, o N cy avenue. Large lot This will
e adsoining the Standard homes and party will sell It low price fol cash
Ask TO Sc this
ety for sale with u is listed IN exclusive lktinss.
"
Our office is licensed by the state. secured by bond
LOTS LOTS LOTS
Dear People: w ar sure .sorryt that Casper View ADDITION va not
larger TO nceommodats III that have called. Many OF these lots are chang
ing hands already. Residence lots nea State hospital. South Mckinley,
South Jefferson. North Washington. South David. East Fourteenth. North
burlington addition.
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
w sre have a wonderful selection II business locauons We n
maxi o real money.
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., INC.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
.eisos MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE 1880
3. l. Scherck Realtors Cecil Boz
, 1921-06-05
$500 REWARD

To any person who picks out tft
host hargain listed below and takes
OF Il.
, 1921-06-05
The Western Realty Co.
F. NJ. zINrMERs. Pres. q Gen. Mgr,
Suite 51I. OIL Exchange Building
JAMES H. BURY REALTY co.

81, ooo-Furniture and leass on
eleven-room roominghouse, situated
close in n n good paying propo-
aitfon.
81. o00-Good business lot located on
Woicott street. and priced right.
Size of lot 50xif0 feet with east
frontage. Good terms.
-. bo0-Four-room house with bath.
situated on corner lot and on side
walks In southwest part OF town.
$500 down. balance like e
JAMES H. BURY REALTY co.
CAsPER's OLDEST REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE FIRM
Phone 1868 1876 West Second s.
, 1921-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

SPLENDID location IN one OF the
best streets for a small business;
bonus expected; good place for jewelry
store. cigars. candies. etc. Box 176.
Tribune. o-slf9t
, 1921-06-05
HELP ~wANTED-mALE

lSOW as never before you need skin.
Re an automotive electrical special
al. learn starting. lighting. iEni-
ION. armature winding generator.
maEntto work. battery building. re
tutomouve Electrical School. Dept
8. rs Broadway. Denver. Colo.
site
, 1921-06-05

PARTNER in well established busi.
ness will require 1880 to $4,000
to handle. Box IT. Tribune s-51-st
, 1921-06-05
CASPER REALTY CD.

HighEr1d business property, well located. on west Yellowstone pave
eoFner; Eangs on first noor and rooms on second: full twostory
interest on the investment Terms a be had. and 1t Is offered At the
, 1921-06-05
FOR s%ALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE-Three-room house on
lot 25x150 feet. garage l2xi4 feet.
al a bargain; also Ford touring mr..
$3.50. Inquire 256 East J street be-
tween 5 a m. and , p. M e-2-3t
, 1921-06-05
LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ranch containing 1850
acres decided land. 500 acres leased
and. well waterec. For price and
serms see A. ]. Cunningham, Casper
>-otional bar or L. A. Corbett. p. o.
Box so2. e-2-st'
FOR SALE-Cheap. 640-acre reiin-
quishment with house. Room 3.
Loveiand Hotel. 64-1t.
, 1921-06-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
sARTAIN AND sUMEI AUCTION
HOTIRE

FOR sALE-Monarch range, heating
stove. 4s-inch round dining table.
buffet. six dining chairs. two rockers.
library table, dressing table n chair.
chiffonier. 9x12 Administer nearly
new. waxed oak Inquire house across
street from p~ostoffice or write box
IA. Glenrock. Wyo. 6-4-st'
, 1921-06-05
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE+By owner. two corner
lots on West Twelfth street. 800
and $3.50 each. terms. J. p. Donahoe,
s2s South Spruce street Pnone
i474R. 5-le-tf
, 1921-06-05

FOR SALE-Piano. three diningroom
: chairs nj table, one range. two
writing desk. 1851 East Second street.
Phone 1410R. 644ts
, 1921-06-05
FOR ADMINISTRATIONS

WILL SACRIFICE PLAYER PLANO.
FOR QUICK TURNOVER will sacri-
flee price; player on our possession
In Casper and must be moved at CAGE;
easy payments. Write quick for par
ticuiars to The Denver Music com.
pany. Denver. Colo. 6.2.l5t
, 1921-06-05

FOR SALE-New two-room h,use.
neat, nicely painted. full lot. water.
Zig hts and phone wires: only si,ojo
with one-third cash. balance monthly
payments. The Dobbin Realty Co., 212
O-S b Hiding, East Second street.
6-4.it
, 1921-06-05

FOR sALE-Beautiful corner lot o.
will sell lot and build house to suit
parties. $40 Kirk street. SLIT
, 1921-06-05
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE New neat four.room
house. clothes closets In bedroom.
water and sink in kitchen, built-in
close in on lot 50xi32 feet;
81. 900 IL can be paid In IL months;
win sell with one lot for $500, some
terms. 119 East G street. 6-2-6t'
, 1921-06-05
FOR REM-HOUSES

FOR RENT1Ten-room house with
sunporch or win rent two nve-room
apartments separate; partly furrisned.
North Casper. Call at 1i5o North
Durbin between Z and s O'Clock.
6-3.tf
, 1921-06-05

HFoR SALE-Three parlor rockers;
one dinner set. SIS pieces; one single
Ron bed. including mattress. cheap.
JOS South Elm. e-s-st.
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-Two nice new two-room
houses within is minutes walk of
tho refineries. Call at 136 South
Washington street. 6-3-2ts
, 1921-06-05

FOR SALE@ThorndaIe lot and Paige
car in good condition, cheap for
cash Phone 1sI5w- s-ai'st
, 1921-06-05

WANTED TO BUY-Four or five
room modern house for cash: pre-
fer south and a s part OF city. Ad-
dress 621 Shelton street. Chadron.
Neb. e-2-t'
, 1921-06-05

LOSr-shaffer fountain pen between
9Ss South wolcott and the Casper
Dairy. Call 13o5w. e-a-et.
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-Two three-room cot
tages. water In basement it3
, 1921-06-05
WANTED 10 U

wANTED-Latc model Ford touring
car, must be In good mechanical
condition cheap for cash Gail ut
so2 South Park, side door. Saturday
3 to 5 o'clock or Sunday Q to IL a m.
6-3-2ts
, 1921-06-05
PERSONAL

WHOEVER with children and home
desires TO meet elderly lady or
widow: object matrimony. Box 1s4,
Tribune. 6-s-4t'
, 1921-06-05

FOR sALE-Hardman grand piano.
excellent tone. $3.50. A. B. Chase
upright piano. used very little. $500.
40 curtains, white and rose color.
Camp chairs, yarna.yama suits. Five
old rose tuxedo coats and APPS Phone
i557-R. Mr.. Bnendenburg. 5-24-tf
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-Six-room modern huu-e;
close to refinery. Inquire three
blocks west of West Casper school,. J.
G. K~irkcndnhl. silt
, 1921-06-05

LoST-Gray horse out of corral: has
big scar on neck. Return to I63
North Wolcott street Phone Isl.
54-5t
, 1921-06-05

FOR SALE = Eight-room modern
house, garage, lawn and shade
trees: lot 40x142h feet. gas in alley;
good income property. only three
from Center street; good terms.
Apply 145 North Center street. 6-5-3ts
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
New Mexico Well Represented

To have been one OF the 400 wom-
en- and girls from the Rocky noun
tain states who met together for re-
creation and inspiration at the an
nual summer conference OF the
Young Women's Christian association
in Estes park, Colorado, was the eX-
p%erience Of Miss Marion Johnson,
general secretary, and Miss Jeftie
Short, c. U. P. club representative OF
the albuquerque association, TINS
month. The young women have Just
returned from Colorado.
For ten days they lived in the big
open park that is the conference
grounds, attending class meetings in
the mornings, taking mountain hikes
in the afternoon, and holding open
forum discussions in the evenings.
The southwestern field in which
New Mexico comes had the largest
representation of the three fields at
the conference with 1876 delegates,
There were 25 general secretaries, IS
department secretaries, p field and
headquarters representatives, and -
board members present. The average
delegation had from y to 25 mem
berS.
The open forums were among the
most interesting features OF the con-
ference. On this platform all pro-
blens Of the national and local or
carnations were freely discussed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
Attractive Birthday Party

At the pretty Herrin home, honor
ing her little daughter. Bernaline,
Who celebrated her eleventh birthday,
Mrs. {. r. Herrin entertained a few
friends Monday Afternoon which in
cluded the friends Of the same age
Of the honoree. The parlor and din
ing room were attractive in the choic-
est flowers.
Games were played until the guests
were invited to the dining room, where
the birthday cake bearing the eleven
pink tapers. was the center piece OF
the dining table, The birthday song
was sung and with the blowing out OF
the candles, fond wishes were given
by each guest for the future of Ber-
nadine who is the only daughter of
the happy home. At the close of the
afternoon. Mrs. 5. D. Dean gave the
children several character sketches OF
southern negro dialect, which they
efjoyed very much. Mrs. Bernard
Tucker gave musical selections which
closed the happy afternoon. The
honoree was presented many beauti-
ful gifts on this happy OCCASION
Clovis Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
Miss Mckinney Entertained

Miss canada Mann entertained
with a slumber party last Thursday
evening complimentary to her guest.
Miss Anita Mckinney of Roswell.
Tho girls were dressed in %juven;'e
costumes and spert the evening in
iiivcnile diversions A delicious break
fast was served BY Mrs. Mann.
On Saturday evening Miss Mann
gave a Rock party for her adsst.
Three tables played and delicious re-
freshmeits were served.
IN Stt iay evening Miss Nir~i1ia
Atteber-v entertained a number OF
Young ladies at supper complimentary
to Miss NcKinney.-Artesia Advocate
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
NEW MEXICO WOMAN
GIVEN IMPORTANT APPOINT
MENT IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Ann Webster, of Cimarron,
n. NJ, field representative OF the
American School Hygiene association
Of New York, has just been appoint
ed chair man OF the committee on So
cial hygiene for the National Lea
que of Women Voters. She sue
ceeds DR.. Valeria H. Parker, recent
ly appointed executive secretary to
the interdepartmental social hygiene
board.
Since her first work as parole Of
ficer for Inward House, New York
City's reformatory for Mrs.
Webster has done important work,
both as field representative and sup
ervisor for the interdepartmental
hygiene board, with which she has
been associated since 1919.
Stimulating interest in existing laws
through the state league committees
on social hygiene will be stressed par
ticularly in this years program of
work which Mrs. Webster is plan
ning.-Raton Reporter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
In Honor of Mrs. II. o. Bursum

Mrs. X. Il. Barnes and Mrs. Arthur
Kellem, of Albuquerque, were hostess
es at an informal luncheon given at
the De Vargas Hotel Friday noon
in honor of Mrs. II. o. Bursum. of
Socorro, wife of Hon. II. o. Bur-
sum who was nominated Y. s. senator
the previous day at the Republican
State Convention. The affair was at
tended by about twenty guests, most
~ out of town visitors who were in
the city attending the convention.
Mrs. Barnes presided as toast mis-
tres. and among the ladies respond
ing in a clever n were Mrs,
Bur>um. Mrs. kellem. Mrs. Stroup,
Mr.. Coon and Miss Katherine Nc
MILAN, OF Albuquerque and Miss
Edwards, of Indiana, of the Woman's
National Committee.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
Four Generations Attend Party

=. beautiful yellow-and white birth
day party at which all OF her old
friends and some Of her younger
ones gathered to celebrate the oc-
casion OF her eighty-second birthday,
was given for Mrs. Hannah Coding-
ton at the home Of her granddaught-
er. Mrs. Raymond Stamm, on Fri
day afternoon.
Mamma Coddy," as she is ia
miliarly called, was almost over
whelmed with the flower offerings
and gifts that her friends brought
her. She is one OF the pioneer wom-
en- in Albuquerque and has many
friends OF long standing here. Four
generations OF her family were re-
presented at the party.
When the refreshments, which car
ried out the color scheme OF yell
low and white, were served the guest
OF honor presided at one end OF the
table and Mrs. Franz Huning, an
other pioneer OF the city, sat op-
posite her. A large birthday cake
with lighted candles reposed in the
middle OF the table as the most inn
Dortant decoration. Mrs. Codington's
great granddaughter, Winfred, Ruth
and Helen Stamm, served.-Albuquer-
que Journal,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
Shrine Ceremonial Brilliant

The Shrine dance given saturday
night in the beautiful Institute mesa
hall brought the great Shrine cere-
monial to a brilliant close. AT least
n hundred and fifty Shriners, wear
ing the red fez, and their ladies, took
part in the dance. 1t was a gay, in
formal affair, not a dress affair at all
The visiting Shriners and their fam
lies received cordial treatment from
the local Shrine club. A splendid or
chestra composed of Lemp, Guffin.
Duke, Compton and Leonard, furnish
ed delightful dance music. Iced fruit
Juice was served all evening from
an ovcr-flowing punch bowl At noon
and at six o'clock, about four hun
dred Shriners ate lunch and supner
in the mess hall. Shriners in large
numbers from Carlsbad, Artesia, Hope,
Hagerman. Clovis; Amarillo, Texas:
Albuquerque Silver City and Tucum-
carl. were present at the ceremonial.
Roswell Record.