New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
SEN. BURSUM PRESENTS
ANOTHER RESOLUTION FOR
BENEFIT OF EX-SOLDIERS

ANU NLoOLS AoAN
BENEFIT OF EX-SOLDIERS
Senator Bursum on Tue sday, May
"a introduced a resolution OF the
Roswell Advertising Club endorsing
the program of legislation in behalf
of ex-service men asked for by the
American Legion. The program re-
ferred to includes legislation consol-
idating the three ex-service bureaus;
descentralizing the Bureau OF War
Risk Insurance into fourteen regional
offices. thus enablig that Bureau to
reach ex-service men more ettectual-
ly and render immediate relief ex-
tending the benefits of vocational
training to ex-service men with dis
ability ratings of 10 per cent or more;
providing privileges of retirement pay
for disabled emergency officers
of the world war. The resolution was
referred to the committee on finance
and ordered to be printed in the
Congress sional Record.
Senator Burs sum has received petit
tions from the citizens of Clayton,
Bellview, Thomas, Chico. Moses and
other towns OF New Mexico. pray
ing for the enactment OF legislation
to prohibit gambling in grain and
other agricultural products. The re-
solutions were referred to the Senate
committee on Agriculture.
New Mexico's noted archeologist,
Honorable Frank Springer, is among
the tncorporators of the Art and
Archaeology Press, the organization OF
which was ratified during business
meeting of the Archaeology Society
this week. The other incorporators
of the Art and Archaeological Press
are Colonel Thompson. J. Townsend
Russell, Mrs. B. II. Warder, and
Mitchell Carroll. Among the stock
holder are Robert Woods Bliss, Third
Assistant Secretary Of State, Mrs. II.
+ Dimock, Franklin MacVeagh and
Lawrence c. Phipps. The Press is
capitalized at $4,000, OF which the
first $4,000 will be taken by mem
bers and subscribers throughout the
country will be given opportunity to
participate.
DR.. Charles Roy Rock of Espanola,
New Mexico is a visitor in Washing
ton.
Senator Andrews Jones is at Walter
Reed Hospital where he underwent
an operation for the removal OF his
tonsils on Friday. The Senator is
in the best of health and no compli-
cations are expected and his stay
at the hospital will be but matter
OF a few days.
Col. Ralph f. Twitchell, recently
appointed special federal attorney OF
the Interior Department is here con-
ferring with the Department OF In
terror concerning his new duties.
Volney Archey Poulson, a West
Point Graduate, appointed by Senat-
or A. A. Jones, and whose home is
at Santa Rosa, New Mexico, was con
frmed as First Lieutenant, Corps oi
Engineers in the early part OF this
month Lieutenant Pouson made {
fine grade as a student and his friend.
in Washington are very proud OF hi
success. He is well known at La,
Vegas where he was a student at the
at the Normal University.
Mrs. Ladd. wife of Lieut., Shaler
Ladd of the Marines, spent last wccl
with the family of her husband who
lives at Chavey Chase, Washington
bringing with her her little daughter
born at Guanatonomo Bay, Cuba
where her father is stationed. Mrs
Ladd was enroute to her home il
Dona Ana county her first visit
since leaving there a bride some TIVE
years ago.
Judge II. T. Campbell OF Bristol
Tenn. in a letter to Mrs George Cur
ry OF Washington gives he sad new
Of the death of Mrs. Campbell OF
Nav 9th OF tuberculosis Mr. and Mrs
Campbell lived for some time at SO
corro for the benefit Of Mrs. Camp
bells health and also at Albuquer
que, where Mrs. Campbell has man.
friends who will regret to hear o
her death.
Rosedale Mine Sold
The Rosedale Mine OF Socorr
County near Magdalena which ha
many stockholders in Baltimore
Washington and other cities, ha
been sold for a consideration ap
preaching $250,O00. and will be re
incorporated for $4,000 The loca
owners were Ex-Governor Georg