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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
DEAN OF ANDERSON COL.
LEGE WILL SPEAK BE-
FORE CLUB TODAY
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
At WOman's Club.-PrOminent
South Carolina Educator to
Talk on Ideals of the
Rotary Today.

A rare treat is in store for the
Rotarians today at the weekly
luncheon.
Dean James P. Whyte, Of Anderson.
College, S. G., will deliver an address
before the club on the subject, "The
Rotary Ideal, Service Above Self"
Dean Whyte is an inspiratioual
speaker, prominent educator and
Rotarian Of many years experience.
He is past president of the Anderson
Club, and is we'll known in Rotary
circles.
DR.. Whyte is here visiting his
wife's mother, Mrs II. w. Savage and
he is being most cordially welcomed
to Columbus His address will be
the feature Of today's luncheon meet
ing, and, no doubt, he viii be greeted
by 100 per cent attendance.
The luncheon .oday will be held at
the Woman's Club.
Last Wednesday quite an interest
ing session was held. Three visitors
we're guests of the club as follows:
Mr. Ira l.. Castor, Dr. J. c. Rowan,
president Of the Kiwanis Club, and
Mr.. p. J. Krouse, architect Of Merid-
AN, Miss.
Mr. J. H. Brickell was formally in
reduced to the membership Of the
'lub as an honorary member Mr..
3rickell is the first person TO be thus
IGNORED by the Columbus Club, and
N accordance with the principles Of
he organization honorary member
ship is a rare honor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
A WOman's Bit For The Public Good
Young Men Pledged Support To The
Swimming POOl-Interest Is Increasing
Columbus Woman Pledges Twenty Dollars for Swimming Pool
and Cordial Endorsement and Support Is Coming From
All SOurces-MOvement Taking Shape.

That the movement launched
by the Dispatch for a swimming
pool in Columbus strikes a cord
Of popular favor is evidenced by
the wide and substantial interest
being manifested on the part Of
the public.
Monday the Dispatch received
a letter from a Columbus woman
endorsing the swimming pool as
an institution Of public welfare
service and Offered a donation of
$50 to a fund.
As we we're writing this story
just before press time yesterday
evening Mr.. w. II. Shute came in
the office and endorsed the move
ment and offered a donation Of
SIS to the fund when it is started.
Mr.. Eugene Bearden and Mr..
Joe Wood, two young men gave
their hearty approval Of the
swimming pool proposition, and
pledged substantial donations 60
the fund.
Il think the swimming pool
movement launched by the
Dispatch is a fine thing and
should like to see il 90 through"
said Mr.. ". II. Daughtery.
Endorsements have come from
many sources. and when the
movement is launched in earnest
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
HOWARD STRONG, A. c. b.
MAN, TO ADDRESS FORUM
MEETING FRIDAY
AT C. OF C. ROOMS
Meeting Will Be Thrown Open
For Suggestions For Com
munity Betterment and
PrOgress.-Be There.

Columbians will have the rare op-
portunity of hearing one of the coun-
try's foremost civic speakers and lead
ers at the Chamber of Commerce
Forum meeting Friday night.
Hon. Howard Strong, staff execu-
tive of the American City Bureau,
will be the principal speaker. There
will be addresses by members of the
Chamber on various subjects of per-
tinent interest to the progress and
civic welfare of the community.
The meeting will be held at 8
o'clock in the offices of the Chamber
of Commerce in the Gilmer Hotel
building.
Mr.. Strong is one of the foremost
civic workers in the country He was
formerly secretary of the Civic and
Commercial Association of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, later secretary of the Ro-
chester, N. Y. Chamber of Commerce,
and is past president of the Nation
al Association of Commercial Organ
ization Secretaries.
Every real honest to- goodness
citizen who has the interest of the
at heart will be present at
the meeting Friday night at o'clock
Matters of vital interest to the
will be discussed and it is
the bounden duty of every loyal and
patriotic citizen to be present.
Remember the day is Friday and
the hour is o'clock.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

there is no doubt but that il will
meet with cordial and generous
response on the part Of all the
people.
The Dispatch is hopeful that
some organization will take over
the movement and sponsor ii and
see that il is carried to a sue
cessful conclusion.
Following is the text of the
letter above referred to:
Dear Mr.. Editor:
I have been so interested in your
suggestion Of a week ago for a
swimming pool for our BOYS. n
your timely suggestions from
time to time bring before our
peole the need Of building up an
honorable citizenship Of our boys
and girls. you will he more than
repaid for your efforts.
After all. no matter about the
resources. the weath. etc. Of a
town. it's the citizenship that
counts: il can be known for the
high standards We have tried
10 establish and maintain. Child
welfare is the paramount sub
ject before us today.
I count il q privilege 20 con-
tribute the first $50 toward this
enterprise. on condition that nv
name be Withheld. just a Woman's
bit for the good Of the boys.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
PARENT-TEACHER MEETING

A few days prior to her departure
for New Orleans, Mrs. +. T. Baird,
president of the S. d. Lee High
School Parent Teacher Association,
called a meeting Of the executive
board to outline and discuss plans for
next years work Over cooling ices,
the enthusiastic officers found inter
esting themes TO talk Of. Next years
activities hold attractive promises
for their energies.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
Know Your Own City;
Do You Know
That :?
BY v. B. INES

Boost the centennial.
X X
YOU TELL EN- VAN; I'm moving
Watch the Dispatch ads for your
phone number.
X
Tuesday June 21st is the longest
day in the year
YOU TELL EN- SPOTLIGHT;
You have 'em dazzed.
Y x
-Four new homes are now under con-
struction in Columbus.
X K
Today is the l59th day of the year
The sun rises at 4:3l and sets at 1926
In this world fellow must be
either an anvil or a hammer-Long-
fellow.
Much interest is being manifested
in the swimming pool movement What
say you?
Next Wednesday is the interest date
on the 1st Liberty Loan and the 5th
Victory Loan.
Y X
Yesterday is dead forget it, To
has not come don't worry.
Today is here-use it.
x X
Dean Whyte, Of Andersen College
will address the Rotary Club today at
the weekly luncheon
X X
Hon. A. T. StovalI has been ap-
pointed receiver for dhe Columbus
and Greenville railroad,
Two sprinkling motors are now in
he street sprinkling service, and the
service is getting better.
X
If you want a snAn to tell the world
what a Cheap Skate you are, give
lim something for nothing.
X X
The first of the business mems
trade tours will be through
oickens county. Get ready to go.
X X
A Forum meeting of the Chamber
# Commerce will be held on Friday
hight 1t is your duty as citizen to
Ittend.
What doth it profit a man to be !
BILE to talk in nine languages when he
las a wife who can out talk him in
ne language?
M
Every honest-to-goodness citizen
f Columbus will attend the Forum
leetmg of the Chamber Of Commerce
'riday night
One of our bright subscribers in
orms us that the name of the French
rize fighter Carpenter is pronounc-
d Car-pon-tee-ay. You tell 'em
lemnseY.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
OFF FOR REUNION

The following named persons left
yesterday for Tupelo to attend the
State Confederate Reunion which
convenes in that city today: Messrs.
A. B. Myrick, w. A. Love and l.. Larry;
Mesdames +. d. Simrall and Ellen
Caine.
General +. T. Sykes leaves this
morning for the reunion city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

There viii be a special meeting Of
Columbus Lodge, No. 3. F. and A. D.
this Wednesday, night, beginning at
q o'clock. There viii be work IN the
Fe'loweraft degree.
b. A. LINCOLN, " II.
VI. c.. VANDIVER, See.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Mississippi Gener-
ally fair Tuesday night and Wednes-
day. Local thunder showers Wednes-
day. Not much change in the
temperature.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

Mr.. Louis Thweatt, who is in the
army service at Camp Jackson, Co
lumbia. S. c. is spending a few days
in the city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Thweat. Louis is being cor
daily greeted by his many friends
here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

Miss Josie Krecker left last week
to- enjoy a visit with her sister Mrs.
Nellie kHHsu at her home in Mobile.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08
&abkSaE
A BIRD IN HAND is BETTER THAN
TWO BIRDS BY MAIL

HEN you order a piece Of goods by
mail. you know nothing about the
quality OF the article delivered until
il has been tested by use Having
been used and found wanting. you
have TO 20 TO the trouble of sending
it long distance back for l0ug-dis-
tance satisfaction, a very rare bird
indeed
, Trade in a. home store and you.
get quality The local merchant
must carry quality or his neighbors
will not trade with him And 10
there has been bad quality a,. ien-
tally. il Is only a step INTO his store
to show him the error
The merchants OF our town have
both quality and price. II YOU will
only figure out the common sense
Of It. you Will ind that It Is cheaper
~ -,r-, s--H che eLrrf rfrr fHr
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

Miss Carrie Beard. Of Tuscaloosa
spent the past week end with her
parents in this city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-08

Mr. Phil Ereskcr. who i- ru-1-ot
In business in Dallas. Texas. IS vi-it-
ing his mother in this city
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

mas grandes que Sc han visto en-
aqueI lugar.
Ell Nuevo Mexicano extiende al
apesarado esposo. hiios. hermano,
parientes y amigos. su mas senti-
do pesame, rogando al Altisimo
que pronto mitigue su acerbo do-
Ior con Ell balsamo consolador.
La anteccdente COMMUNICATION
nos fae mandada dc Denver. CO.
dorado, por eI jovcn EIiseo Ca
tanach. quien ahora Sc halla en-
aquella ciudad concluyendo su
profession de zapatero en- uno de
los taIIeres de zapateria mas cIS-
sicos de aqueIIa ciudad bajo eI
gobierno. Ell joven Catanach sir
VIC en- Ia Guerra MundiaI y did
v~alerosos serviclos a su patrIa y
fue herido en- Ia batalIa mas sam
grienta y decisiva en- Argonne,
Francia. y en- recompensa por ta-
les seryicios Ell Tic Samuel 10 ha
tenido hace POGO mas que I'm ano
aprendiendo Ell oficio de zapatero
81 cual, tenemos el gusto de de-
cir que va 10 sabe con complete
perfection.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
Sensible Defuncion

Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Espero me permita un pequeno e.
pacio en- 81 ilustre semanario para
el siguiente comunicado. La Divina
Providencia en- su santa y saba deter
minacion quito de nuestro medic al
venerable y estimado hermano Tori
bio Abeyta a la avanzada edad de 81
amos, seis meses y IL dias. Deja para
lamentar en- la partida de esta vida
temporal a la vida celestial a tres
hijos, I'm hombre y dos mujeres, Te6-
flo Abeyta, Antonio A. Martinez y
Juanita Abeyta y dos hijos polticos,
Bernabe Martinez Y MariIlita Q. Abey-
ia y tres nietos, un creeido nnmero de
.parientes. Ell ST.. Abeyta en- su vida
fue IN honrado ciudadano y por su
buen comportamiento y honestidad Sc
grange6 Ell aprecio y buena amistad
de toGos los que To- cofocian. El gran
ndinero do personals que 10 acompaha-
ron en- su velOri0 y funeral fue prue-
ba de la amistad que Sc supo gran
gear. Tambien la cofradfa de Nuestro
Padre Jesus asistio en- Ell yelorio y 10
acompah6 hasta ~depositar u restos
en- la tumba endonde sera su .morada
hasta Ell dia de Ia resurrection. III Sr.
Abeyta fallecio 81 dia 81 de Julio y fue
sepultado Ell dia % en- ell cementerio
de Nuestra Sonora de los Dolores. Por
medic de este communicate como her
mano politico del finado extiendo un
million de gracias a todas aquellas per
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
SENSIBLE DEFUNCION.
La Sra. Getruditas Saiz de Silva,
HOnrada y Disiinguida Sonora,
FaIIece en- AguiIar, Colorado.

FL dia IA de Julio. 1921. en-
Aguilar, Colorado, baio a la uum-
ba Ia que en- vida respondia al
nombre de Getruditas Saiz de Sill
va 4 Ia edad De 81 amos. despues
de haber sufrido con verdadera.
resignation cristiana una penosa
enfermedad que la tuvo postrada
en- eI lecho del doIor por mucho
tempo. La Sra. Silva naci6 en-
GuadaIupita. N. M. el dia 7 de
JUNO de 1867 y yivi6 en- dicho.
lugar hasta que contrajo matrimo-
MO con Don Alexandra Silva. y
dias despues de su boda Sc cam
biaron a AguiIar. Colorado. Du-
rante su larga estancia en- este
mundo la Sra. Silva Sc supo gram
gear Ell aprecio y carino de todas
las personals que tuvieron la di-
cha de conocerla. Fue una espo-
sa fiel y muy carinosa madre y
siempre fue muy cumplida en- sus
obligaciones. Su muerte ha eau
sado un pesar profundo tanto pa
ra su apesarado esposo. hijos y
parientes y amigos quienes teman
a la finada en- alta estima. La.
muerte de dos de sus hijos tres
amos pasados la dej6 muy triste
apesarada y esta fue una de las
causas para que la enfermedad
causara su muerte mas prcnto.
La Sra. Getruditas Saiz de Silva
era hermana por eI Iado materno
de Don Rafael Saavedra, quien
en- un tempo figure muy promi-
nentemente en- la politica en- Ell
de Union y sirvio como
juez de pruebas en- aqueI conda-
do, habiendo sido electo en- Ell boz
leto Democratic, cuyo puesto loI
d~esempeho con mucho tno y al
de TODD Ell pueblo. A
presente Ell Sr. Saavedra ocupa
IN puesto muy responsible en-
aquel condado por Ell Fe~rrocarril
& Southern. Tambien
era tia de Ia Sra. Onofre S. de
quien ahora reside en-
Colorado.
Deja tristes y desconsolados a
apesarado esposo Don Aleian-
lro Silva. dos hijos soIteros. H.
ian de Is y Agustin Silva de l3
amos de edad. y una hiia casada
Marsarita S. de MARQUEE, y I'm
Don Rafael Saavedra v
IN gran ndmero de p~arientes y
amigos. Ell funeral Sc VERTIGO
dia " de Julio a las dos de Ia
iarde y sus restos mortaIes fueron
'ePultados en- el cementerio Cato
leo de aquel Iugar. Prueba del
Iue Ia finada era altamente esG-
fue Ia numerosa atendencia
! su funeral, pues Sc Dice que Ell
'compahamiento fue uno de los
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04


Pueblo de Jemez.
4:so P. M.ZseIecclon-El Coro de
Ia Fiesta.
4:45 P. M.-Balada Castellana-Los
Bailadores de la Fiesta, dIrigidos por
Ii sra. Edgar knight.
800 p. M.-Mdsica-Banda de san
ia Re.
1900 P. M.-Mosica-Banda de San
Ia Fe.
7:l5 p. M.-BaiIe Ceremonial Indio
Pueblo de Jemez.
1880 P. M.-Seleccion -pFincesa
Tsianina.
500 P. M.-Mdsica-Banca de san
8 Is P. M.-E Bale de cupido-
Louise King.
s;25 p. M.-seleccion-Sra. Ramona
r.. Griffin.
$40 p. M.-Interpretacion Clasica-
Los BaiIadores de Ia Festa-Las Sc
noritas Irene Wiley. Bertha Berchtold,
Norma Fiske, Caroline Asplund, May
|Mi1ligan, Leona C~hattertons Dorothy
Lincolnfelder y Laura knight, baio 10
direction y supervision de la Sra. Ed
gar Knight.
300 p. M.-eSanta FEEL ST.. Or
msbee Y q Coro de la Fiesta:
$3.50 p. M.-Gran Bale On IA Arme-
ria bajo auspicios del Maneio de Ia
Fiesta y la Tropa de Caballerfa ce
Santa Fe.
A cargo del programa del Dia de la
|Dillgencia de Santa Fe, Col. Charles
q. Winnia, A. q. u. (RetiradoD
oFicIALEs De- la FIESTA De
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

AvIsO es por este dado que los aba
10 firmados han protocolado su infor-
me final como Ejecutores del Bstado
de Mary Houghton Harroun, finada;
i el dia 6 de Septiembre, 1921 ha
sido fijado como la fecha para au-
diencia final, saldo y aprobacion del
mismo, ante dicha corte. on la Casa de
Cortes en- la Ciudad de Santa Fe, Es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico.
Fechado en- Santa Fe, Nuevo Me-
xfco este dia 2 de Agosto, 1921.
HARRY H. DORMAN,
WILLIAM Il. GRIFFIN,
Ej~ecutores del Estado de Mary
Houghton Harroun. finaGa.
1st. pub. Aug. 4.
last pub. Aug. 25th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
AVIso.

Santa Fe, N. M, Agosto 2, 1921.
Tengo en- mi possession una ternera
ALABAMA bole, con un sesgo por detras
en- la oreja derecha y o esta marca
H en- la pierna derecha. La he tenido
en- mi possession tres meses. Eel duefo
puede reclamar la misma pagando por
este aviso y los costos de haber tent
do la misma.
JUAN RODRIGUEZ Y MOYA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

EN- IA coRTE DE PRUEBAs, CON-
pADo De SANTA, EsTApo DE
NuEvo MEXICO.
EN- LA MATERIA DEL ESTADO DID
MARY HOUGHTON HARBOUR,
FINADA. No. 143.
Aviso DE AuDlENclA soHRE IN
FoRME FINAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

Don Francisco Xavier Chaves-E
Primer Gobernador Mexicano-Hon
Manuel Martinez
Ell Mly Reydo. J.. B. ortiz-M VI
cario-Alcaldea, Oficialea, Oficiales
de Ia Fortaleza, Ciudadanos. Indios,
Tratantes y Concentrates
11:45 A. M.--Seleccion Vocal--La
Sra. Ramona Griffin.
1900 M.-Mdsica-Banda de San
ia Fe.
INTERMIsI0N.
200 p. Notwithstanding de San
ia re.
2:15 P. Mos Matachines-Pue
bio de Cochiti
2:45 p. M.--Baile de las Aguilas-
Pueblo de san Ildefonso.
800 P. M.-Bailes Mexicanos-Los
Bailadores de Ia Fiesta, baio Ia direc-
cion del Sr. Sena-La Cuna, Valse
lDespacio. Cuadrillas Espanolas.
400 P. M.-Canciones Espaholas-
ri Coro de la Fiesta.
Ans p. M.-Se,eccion Vocal-La
Sra. Ramona Griffin.
4:30 P. M.-Baile Ceremonial lndio.
PUEBLO de Tesuque.
500 p. M.-Musica-Banda de San
"a re.
NTERMIsIoN.
7.oo p M-Mnsica-Banda de San
y ~
7.eo ) M-Nnsica. asanta Fe.e-
4, e. n+msbee : coro.
n.1a. nrav,oonos y "a.
If4o =. M.-palles = e Tiasta 10.
rsS,ts paso noble
% M. sena-L 1p
Faiss Snluusauo poraa do san
osle r
oeo ! M-paua OH Toreador y
o'ev Z saaorita Laura
Ssn s@r..uarsta ntero
hnlsn 7 SaInnc,on~Ia SRA. RAJ
os4o = 1890
mona =, u,i m, rsnoc;a1-1.a 90.
S:VV !:
norl.a yifsari c1~nson Esnahola-m
S;Ao 4. M.-SanVn
Coro &c y niesse p.naa ~ Son.
sS2V g w.
"a re. po,,a az i Arme.
=. .rrnsc,os dal Maneio del
r,ast. = Ia Trona de- Caballeria
800 ~
10 10 a., nroerama en- eli Dia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. el Coronel Jose
x 49, Aafstarta nirector.
Y, nE n ucFNclA De SANTA
~ e. EeprlEMBRE 8.
a.oo AIRES Nacionales Anne.
.,oonosARanda he santa Fe.
Io.o0 A Mos Heraldos hacen
nn.oto. an roncuyso.
400 M-The star Spangled
n coro se Ia Fiesta.
sn.Nr M~M6sica-Banda de San
y ,reoo M-Gran Eapectaculo-El
800 de Ia TlanosG
mssa nsoactscuIo renresentara las
.aao,oras del comereio de les Ianos
~,aSiae,on 5ei sisln is hasta
~ saoha ios aventos siendh recogidos
nov dacadas como sigue:
,osn hasts 4s1o-Personal-
r-,rancasas Tratantes en- pieles-
Observation-Disclosures por Jean Ba-
tlsfe ~ I,ande. con animales cGrga-
hos.
por,,aa de- Indioa tratantes, enca-
ha0adcN NOR James purglQV-cincO NOM 4
49, ocrtaAases "a Indios. seis ami
oargadoe
4ooo1sso~peraonal-
car,tan lanes Becknell v compahe-
!, padre Al Il DiFieencia de San
- ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS del caro-
,,taso 40 Il Observation-Disclosures
10y
1.n.a. conL,,n q, pr,mar America
- h,1o santa NJ su ASA perma.
49,. ~ ma Charles M Conklin.
800 IN m caro- a Ia
moda antigua. ialado nor mulas.
DR., Josiah Gregg. autor del "Comer.
cid de los Llanos7-montado-seguid
nor carros de la Dnigencia de Santa
Fe. cargados, jalados por mulas.
Col. XII Carson y los cazadores de
cfholos del vieio Fuerte Bent, seis
COMMANDERS.
IA armada del oeste-Gral. Stephen
Watts Kearny. Col Alexander Doni-
nhan Antoine Roubidoux y sells dra-
c.-a.., ns.,uo, Ary,i,o-ut rltimo
~ raa-sa.-
1opfrHduul mcAiSono'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

sonas que con tan buena yoluntad nos
acompadaron EN- ell velorlo y funeral
de nuestro hermano Toribio Abeyta.
AGAPIT0 MARTINEZ,
Chimay6. N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
.PROGRAMA PARA
IA GRAN FIESTA DE
SANTA FE EN- Sep
T|EMBRE

La semana pasada publicamos una
parte del programa, pero en- esta tiras
da esta TODD ell programa complete, y
10 dimos p6f entefo para in1prmacion
de todas las personas que deseen sa-
Der cuales van a ser los acontecfmien-
tos en- esos dias y tambien para todos
aquellos que deseen venir a pasar
unos dias de gusto y de instruction
en- la Capital de Santa Re, pues todos
los que vengan no les pesara porque
Ias ~atracciones son muchas y muy in
~teresantes,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04
EN- Ia coRTE OF PRuEBAs. CON.
DApo DE SANTA FE, ESTADo
DE NUEvo MEXICO.
EN- LA MAIERIA DEL ESIADO Dc
WILLIAM SMITH HARBOUR,
FINADO. No. 142.
Avlso De AUDiENCiA soBRE IN
&FoRME FINAL.

AVISO es por este dado que los
abajo fIrmados han p~rotocolado su in
forme final como Administrators.
cum testamento annexo, del Estadol
de William smith Harroun, fina-
do; que Ell dia 6 de Septiembre, 1921
ha sido fijado como la fecha para
la audIencia final, saldo y aproba-
cion del mismo, ante Gicha corte, en-
la Casa de Cortes IN Ia Ciudad de
Santa Fe. Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Fechado en- Santa Fe. Nuevo Me-
xico, este dia 2 de Agosto, 1921.
HARRY H. DORMAN,
WILLIAM =. GRIFFIN,
Adiministradores, cum testamento
annexo. del Estado de William Smith
Harroun, finado.
1st. pub. Aug. 4.
last pub. Aug. 25th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

las atracciones son muchas muy IN
t~eresantes.
lei programa complete para Ia
fiesta de Santa Fe. 1921, anun-
ciado el Sabado pasado por el
Coronel R. E TwitcheIl. de la Ca
mara de Concrete, traza una Sc
RE espIendida de entretenimien-
tos pintorescos y espectaculos I'M
ponentes h~istoricos. La parte
principal del programa compare
do con los otros previos Is el nll-
nero agregado de atracciones,
cada dia estando tan lleno de
eyentos que Ell visitante estara
ocupado a todas horas para yer
TODD 10 que va a haber que yer.
La capacidad de asientos en- 81
encierro seran aumentados este
aho y Ia ~plataforma de los es-
pectadores. Sc dice, Sc extendera
hasta la mitad de Ia plaza enfren-
te del Palacio Viejo. cuyo portal
como siempre. tomara la parte de
plataforma, mientras que 81 en-
cierro Sc extendera mas al oeste
que Ell aho pasadc. No habra
asientos en- Ell pavimnento de Ia
Ayenida de Palacio como Ell a6o
pasado, toda la anchura de la
Gale siendo reservada para los
participates en- los eventos.
Ola De Los INpIos, SEPT. s.
Programa official de la Fiesta de
Santa Fe. Aniversario 209, Septiem.l
bre s, 8, Z y 8, 1921.
800 A. M.-Mdsica-en eli Concur
so-La Banda de Santa Fe.
1000 A. M.-El Real Alferez y dos
ayudantes formalmente anuncian la
aperture de la Fiesta Annual 200.
1910 A. Mos Gobernadores In.
dos formalmente anuncian la p%artici
pacion de sus tribus.
1920 "A. MET Real Alferez v ayu-
dantes formalmente anuncian la apro-
ximaeioZ del Gobernador v Conan
d~ante-en-Jefe, con Ia plana mayor v
representatives de Ia autoridad Ecle.
siastica, quienes toman estacion en-
la pIataforma de reVista.
1920 A. M.-M1sica, "SaIud al Je.
f." La Banda de Santa Fe.
1925 A. M.-El Real AIferez v ayu-
dantes ~anuneian 81 aproximamientol
del Honorable Mayor y Concilio del
Ciudad, quienes toman ~cstacion en- eli
1ado dereoho de la plataforma de re-
VISTA.
1890 A. M.-Mosica, la Banda de
Santa Fe.
10s45 A. M.-H Real AIferez y ayu-
dantes anuncAan Ell aproximamiento
del espectacular espectaculo, Aboff-
genas de Nuevo Mexico.
11:15 A. M.-E Real Alferez y ayu-
dantes anuncian 81 spectacular espec-
taculo,La Primer Democratic Ameri.
cana
1915 p. M.-Mdsica, Aires Naciona-
les Espanoles-La Banda de Santa Fe.
Particapantes y c~aracteres PARTICIPATES
Indios de los PuebIos de Znhi, Coehi.
ii, Jemeg, San ~Ildefonso. Santa Clara,
y Tesuques encabezados por sus res
D%eotivos gobernadores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-04

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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
G. W. Logan, Peabody, Kansas

thing else. My main trouble was in
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