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9S P. c. OF A. 7. & 7.
RIGHTS SUBSCRIBED
Balance Is Expected to BE
Taken by Company's En-
ployees Under Plan.

The American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announced yesterday
that rights to subscribe to more than
ninety-three per cent. of the SIS, s,s1s.5oO
of it's new stock recently offered to its
shareholders have been awaited of and
subscriptions for them received. 1t is
expected that the balance will be ap-
piled toward meeting subscriptions re-
ceived from employees under the COM
panys employees stock plan.
The following table shows the stocks
owned on March 81 by the company. in
cluding those pledged and unpledged:
Shares Shares not
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THE BORDEN COMPANY.
Common stark Dtxidcrd NJ !

Regular semi-annuai dividend OF AZ no
been declared on the Common Stock OF this
Company payable August 10. 1921, TO stock
holders of record August 1, 1921 Books dc
not close. Checks TO be mailed by the Bank
ers Trust Company. Dividend Disburalns,
Agents.
SHEPARD RAREsHIDE. Treasure,
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COFFEE.

The range of prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market was as follows:
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Agency Appointments.

The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company has been appointed
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Cuafcu,e Adn,;nfetrnf hoL Sinking Fuu

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Customs Administration bq6 Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds due February I, 1858.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company of New York as Sue
cessor to Morton Trust Company. Fiscal
Agent under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between the Dominican Rc-i
public and Morton Trust Company. dated
January II. 1908. hereby invites proposals
for the sale to the Sinking Fund August
| 1. 1921. of bonds of the above issue In euch
amount as will exhaust the sum of $500. 900.
at the lowest prices at which said bombs
will be offered for sale, but not exceeding
1o2MqS of the principal amount thereof.
| Sealed proposals will be received at the
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the undersigned.
14o Broadway. New York City, up to 10
Payment of the amount OF the accepted
| offers will be made upon delivery to the
Trustee of the bonds purchased. Interest
| on the bonds accepted will cease on August ],
| 1921. and the interest coupons due that
date should be detached and collected in the
usual manner.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
offers, In whole In part
| GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
| BY CHARLES II. SABIN. President.
Dated July Is, 1921.
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Shares Shares not
pldeged. pledged.

G)-These companies organized and their
shares as shown acquired since the date of
the last application to New York Stock Ex-
change on August %. 1918. Indiana Bell Tel
ephone Company took properties of
other subsidiaries in Indiana.
The par value of the shares pledged
for loans is in excess of 1921 SOC. 900.
The par of the unpledged stock is
s2s9, ,665. 900.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co,

Fivc-Year Six Per Cent Gold Notes
Due February 1, 1924
Coupons from these Notes. payable by their
terms on August !. 1921. at the office or
agency OF the Company In New York or IN
Boston. will be paid In New York at shs
Bankers Trust Company. 1o Wall Street, -
In Boston at the Merchants National Bank.
III. BLAIR-SMTTH, Treasurpn
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
American Telephone & Telegraph Ca

Sevcn-Hcar SIX Ter Cent. Convertible Gold
Bonds Due August i, 1925
Coupons from these Bonds, payable nv thc,r
terms on August 1. 1921. at the office or
agency OF the Company In New York or I'm
Boston. VIII be paid in New York at the
Bani'ers Trust Company, 10 Wall Street. or
In Boston at the Merchants National Bank
II. BLAIR SMITH. Trenanrrr
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Detroit United ny. Issue Sold.
Dillon. Read & Co. announce that the
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SOUTHERN SPOTS


SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet. 40 lower, at II .6O sales,
p bales. New Orleans quiet 25 lower at
11.50: sales 100. Mobile nominal, 25 lower
at 1850; sales nil. Savannah steady, 3S
lower at 1lc.; sales nil. Norfolk quiet, 25
lower at 11.25: sales IA. Augusta quiet so
lower at 11c.: sales 40 bales Memphis
steady. unchanged at lie; sales 400 bales.
Houston steady, 40 lower at 11.40; sales
sales 800. Dallas steady, 40 lower at 1925;
sales 3,1s5. Montgomery quiet, 3s lower at
1890; sales Z. Fort Worth quiet. 40 lower
at 1925; sales I .0S0 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton, good inquiry at Is points de-
cline; middling S.13d. Sales 1000. including
5000 American. Imports 14,000 all Ameri-
can. Futures opened quiet, at to 8 points
decline, closed quiet az net decline of IL
to IL points. July, said; October. S.57d.;
December. S.67d.: January, 8.T0d.; March,
S.7Sd.; May, S.s3d. Manchester: Yarns
easier; cloths quiet.
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Range of prices
NEW ORLEANS
Satur-

Market closed steady with a 40 to 45 points
let decline. Close: October, 1.75c; De-
cember. 12.05c. January, 12.1Oc.; March,
12.41c.; May, 1247c.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
MORA

Mrs. OiBrien. mother OF Mrs. Earl
McMinimy. is visiting at the Nc
Minimy home. She is accompanied
by little Miss Mary Malone. a niece
II Mrs. McMinimy. Mrs. O'Brien
lives at Hominy. Oklahoma. and this
is her first visit TO the Mesa. she is
very much pleased not only with
The town, but the whole Mesa.
Work on the David Hill which had
been commenced by active agitation
Of the Boosters Club OF Mosquero.
has been temporarily suspended dur
ng the rainy weather but will be
commenced again if the weather per-
mits by the first OF June and carried
on until the hill has been placed in
first class shape. A large mount
OF blasting powder and dynamite i,
being used in blasting out the rocks
and reducing the grades and il Is
hoped that the present work will
place it in such a condition that it
will serve She public until the State
Highway will take up the matter and
finish IT according to the grade laid
out by the Highway Commission -
Roy Spanish American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
LUNA

]. f. Saint. chairman Of the State
tax commits sion, was in Deming a
short time ago comforting with the
county assessor and others regarding
the increased tax valuation placed up
on Deming property through the re
cent recommendation OF John Wiley
of the tax commission. After hear
ing the facts regarding local values,
Mr.. Saint declared that increased va
luation on real estate and improve
ments at this time is wholly unjust
flied and the valuations placed by
the assessor and approved BY the
board of county commissioners were
reinstated.
Mr.. Saint said that Luna county
would lose $4,000 alone on the Z.
p. & 8 w. railroad valuation and
with the general shrinkage in cattle
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
LINCOLN

The Hondo Trading Company, a
new mercantile company. opened for
business the first OF June. A stock
of general merchandise will be car
ried, and especial attention will be
given to the needs of tourists. This
company will be composed of local
parties. and will he under the man
agement TO w. B Rose. Of San Pa
tricio.-Capitan Mountaineer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
GUADALUPE

Manuel \. Aragon, a Salad sheep
grower, has probably the best 1921
Landing in Guadalupe county. One
flock OF ewes of a few over 1900 has
1000 lambs, probably over 95 per cent
T. +. Curry, an oil operator and
gcologist, was a Santa Rosa visitor
this week. MIR. Curry is interested
in the development of Guadalupe
county believing there are many iav-
orable features here for a possible
oil field Santa Rosa Sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
0TER0

Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Copperrall. OF
Nalmont, have established a milk and
butter depot in this city and will sup
ply the local trade with milk. butter.
eggs. and cream. They own a splend-
ID herd OF dairy cattle. and have here
Z fore shipped their products to Fl
paso -Alamogordo Cloudcroft.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
TORRANCE

Four or five cars of beans have
been shipped out of Estancia in the
past three weeks. Beans are going
up since they are nearly all gone.
Local buyers were offering $40 yes
terda.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

FL Sanchez and Alfredo Montana,
pupils OF the Los Padiilas school,
were each awarded a half holiday b.
County Superintendent Miss Irene
Burke, because OF perfect attendance
records for the school year. Neither
OF the two has been absent or tardy
Oliver Moore, who attends the school
from l%sleta, was absent only once
and Mary Mar1no and Barbarlta Ma
rino were each absent twice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
SOCORRO

Over five hundred have signed the
club membership, which will, devote
its energies to the election of
Holm. o. Bursum to the L. {. Senate.
at the special election to be held in
September. Temporary o~rganizati1n
has been completed and a meeting
will be held Saturday Afternoon, at )
O'Clock for the election OF permanent
Officers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

and other values more careful expen-
ditures is imperative.
On account of the drought the
state as a whole, according to Mr..
Saint is hart hit The solution is to
bring expenses within the shruken
income.
State Senator w. D. Murray was
in the city Monday looking after his
local interests. Senator Murray says
that Senator H. O. Bursum has lett
no stone unturned to bring about
the reopening Of the local p. H. s.
hospital. The two senator's called on
the surgeon general OF the public
health service bureau, II. ). Cum
mings, who stated that the local hos
pital would be opened for the bene-
lit If disabled veterans OF families
The capacity is about $50 beds.
Bassett Brothers, c. {. and II. Z.
Bassett. who have conducted the Ford
automobile agency at Silver City
since J9l4, have just eonsummatcd a
deal with Fred Sherman and James
Kerr for the Park garage on Railroad
boulevard. The new have tax
en- possession. The consideration has
not yet been made public. The deal
will include the Ford agency here.
{. {. Bassett will be the manager OF
the Deming concern. He expects to
move his family here and establish
residence-Deming Graphic.
Jacob D. Alarid, alias James Wade,
was arranged in Judge B. Y. Nc
Keyes' court Wednesday and pleaded
guilty to violating the Mann act. Ala
rid was bound over ~ the sum OF
$1,000 and committed to the Luna
county Jail to await the action OF the
federal court at the fall term. Ala,
rid was prosecuted by \. K. Gcre,
state agent If the department OF JUS
tIcc- Columbus Mirror.
Max Tharwater. of Columbus p
pcared in Judge {. {. Rodgcr', court
at Deming a short time < and wa
bound over to the grand jury for
alleged unlawful killing OF cattle
Bond was placed at $1,000 and
was furnished. Tharwatcr, partner.
'B OTIS Connolly is still in Jail. on a
like charge, recently in default oil
bond.
Julia Granada was also arrested
,cccutly in the Florida mountains
charecd with killing an unbranded
cali, and was bound over To the grand
ury under a $500 bond which wa
furnished.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
QUAY

One Of the heaviest rains in wear.
Tell in Glenrio. Wednesday evening
State street was a veritable rivcr
around six O'Clock. No damage re
ported except to roads. The preci
pitation believed to have covered Z
considerable ex panse OF country.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

The Cana Valley section OF this
County has enjoyed the best rains in
recent years. and the farmers have
either planted or are now engaged in
putting in the biggest acreage in scl-
cral yearS.-Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

The road between fabian and Tolar
had a bad place in it, where it went
under the railroad, through a culvcrt,
One man with a team made sol in
one day, pulling people mi OF a bad
hole-Fort Sumner Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

f. H. Ayers is a hog raiser who
knows how to do it. George Pueh
butchered a hog for him that weigh
ed $50 pounds-Mr. Pugh saws the
largest he has seen in New Mexico,
Mr.. Ayers came from northern Kan
sas. where hog raising has been re-
duccd to a science.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Phillip Campredon, Second lieuten-
ant Engineers Alejo A. Alderete.
These men are doing everything in
their power to secure a unit for So
corro.-Socorro Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALILLO

Construction OF the boy scout
cabin, which will Accommodate thir-
ty or forty boys. at a point a mile
beyond San Antonio, will be pro-
ceeded with, it was decided at a spe-
cial meeting of the boy scout COM
mittee and board OF directors OF the
Rotary club Friday afternoon accord
ing to the Albuquerque Herald. AS
a committee to take charge OF rails
ing the $1,000 which it IS estimated
the work will cost. Max Nordhaus,
J. B. Herndon and Chas. White were
chosen.
Much of the material for the build
ing has been dopated. and furnish
ings have been promised already. \
special inspection trip will be made
by the committee Sunday, and they
will determine just how much work
to do on the rad at that time. Con
struction work will be started some
time in June.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
SAN JUAN

The drillers at Mesa Verde No !
developed a strong flow OF brackish
water at the 1905 foot depth Thurs
day morning. The work OF pulling
casing was Immediately begun, and
the equipment will be transferred to
a new location, five miles west OF the
La Plata store, where a deep test well
will be made by the Midwest oil com
pauy. Kirk Gibson and Jas. Thompson
have been engaged to drill a water
well to furnish water for steam pur-
poses and when same is completed
the test well will be "Spuddcd IN
A. Sever, who owns a fruit ranch
near Flora Vista, reports while there
will be only a small percentage 81
a crop in his orchard he believes they
will pack about 1900 boxes of apples
next fall If there is no further injury
to the crop-San Juan Review,
II. {. Ncuftcr and party OF survey
ors who have been surveying the
ditch for the Navajo Indians west OF
town, on the south side OF the San
Juan river, completed their work, and
the surveyors left for Albuquerque
The ditch will head near the King
ranch. will be "A miles long, extend
ing down as far as Watcrilow, and
viii irrgiatc $500 acres OF fine land.
Since the decline in the price of
wool Navajo blanket trade has great
" revived. 1t is estimated that on
an average of 500 pounds OF these
blankets are sent out thru the local
post office every day.
a. b. MeGafiey OF Los Angeles,
Why has extensive property holdings
in Pennington, and Is the head OF the
McGaficy stores at albuquerque and
Thorcau, and \. { Bennett, manager
OF the stores, were arrivals in Farm
ington Monday. Mr.. McGaficy d, a
member Of the Los Angeles Chamber
OF Commerce, and is very enthusiastic
over the prospect OF the new railroad
into the San Juan basin-Farming-
ton Hustler.
The County Commissioners have
let the contract for the Bloomfield
bridge to Chas. Holly for the cement
work and all labor for $500 and TO
the Monarch Engineering Company
Tor the material for $3.50 the plans
to be approved by the State Engineer
and the county to pay hall the cost
and the Indian department one hall.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

A stock train composed OF twenty
cars, containing about 1000 cattle
mostly COWS and calves-bound for
Kansas pasture, had a derailment Just
about six miles west OF San Jon, Fri
day morning. Five carS lett the track,
the engine and four cars reached San
lon. The cause OF the accident is
unknown.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
De BACA

A. +. Lucas and several other resi-
dents OF the Duran neighborhood
were here Wednesday, filing on oil
claims. The visitors have strong faith
in that locality developing into a rich
oil field.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
GRANT

State Senator w. d. Murray, presi-
dent OF the Silver City National bank,
has returned from an extended trip
to Washington and New York. While
in Washington. Senator Murray con-
ferred with the surgeon general Of
the Public Health Service regarding
the SS50,000 appropriation for Fort
Bayard, and learned that such an
outlay for extensions and improve
ments has been recommended. Work
will begin on enlargement OF Fort
Bayard within 90 to 90 days. Fort
Bayard is to be made a permanent
Public Health Service hospital and
eventually will become the largest
s~anatorium OF its kind in the Unit
ed Statcs-Silyer City Independent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Joseph Green and wife motored
from Anthony, Kansas TO Glenrio.
They have a homestead southwest OF
here and will remain all summer
GlenriO Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Adj't General Henry r. Brown has
announced the appointment of the
following ex-service men as the Of
ficers in charge of the recruiting of
a national guard unit for Socorro.
subject to the war departments an
proval: Captain Engineers T. c.
Brown, First lieutenant Engineers
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Medley and Owslev loaded another
big shipment OF cattle Monday. The
shipment was $40 head and they g
TO eastern Kansas. where they will be
pastured during the summer, and then
sent on to the market. Eastern Kan
sas and several other northern port
report good range and lots OF feed
and are anxious &c secure New Mex.
ico cattle to STANDARDIZATION
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

T ". Thompson made M a car of
shelled coin for shipment to the Fort
Worth market this week. From the
demand by buyers the market shows
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
SAN MIGUEL

The little wcck-old baby boy alb
andoned on the doorsteps Of Mr., and
Mrs. George Mollcttc on the Boulc-
ward, Thursday night will have a good
home. Adoption papers were filed
late yesterday by Mr., and Mrs. lpna-
clio Sanchez, OF the West Side
Among the most interesting church
activities OF the city recently. is the
purchase OF a church by the Luther
an congregation which heretofore
has held services Sunday afternoons
in the Presbyterian cdificc through
the courtesy OF that church.
The two corncr lots at the south
west intersection OF Douglas avenue
and Sth street belonging To- the A
O. w. w. lodge were purchased The
brick building on the south side OF
these lots will serve as a house OF
worship Tor the LuthcranS until they
grow in number SO that they will be
justified in building a beautiful cdi-
flee on the attractive corner lots
Las Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
EDDY

For the past several days fine rain,
have fallen in the vicinity of Carls-
bad. and reports from every direc-
ton are + the effect that the rain,
have been fairly general though
some spots are yet dry.
The guage al the local weather
station registers a total rainfall since
the 18th of this month OF PAS inch
es. and the reports from the reserv-
oirs above town are very encourag.
ing.
There is plenty of water in tn,
reservoirs nov to insure irrigation
for all of the project lands, and til.
cattle ranges are greening up all over
the country.
The country as a whole is in much
better condition than it has been for
some time. and the people are al
feeling good over the prospect.
ahead of us5Carlsbad Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

a healthy condition. The farmers
evidently see a good season ahead
and are willing to sell the grain, in
excess OF requirement.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

!. {. Gordy, recently connected with
the independent Grocery Co, as a
partner, who has been teaching in
the Normal school for the past few
months, has been elected principal If
the Hurley schools for the cominE
year. Prof. Gordy succeeds Clayton
NJ. Negus, who goes to Miami, AriL.
Silver City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Early Friday morning G. o. Chance
OF Knowles appeared before Justice
of the Peace p. $. EayeS and swore
out a complaint against { B. Michel
also OF Knowles for assault with in
tention to kill.
The particulars as far as we can
find out are as follows:
The shooting occurred Thursday
night as Chance was returning home
from Seagraves and was crossing the
state line. Two shots were fired with
a sawed-off shotgun, the first hitting
Chances Ford a stray shot hitting
him in the arm, the second one break
ing the top windshield of the car.
Sheriff Love being in Roswell, Dep
uty Wood left Immediately to take
Michel into custody. - Lovington
Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
HlDAlGO

The second trial OF Samuel /. Hunt
and Joseph 5, Hunt was held recent
ly in the district court at Lordsburg.
The first petit jury Of Hidalgo coun-
~ declared the Hunt brothers guilty
OF mauslaughtcr. Judge Edwin Mech
IN Of the third judicial court, sen
fenced each to serve in the state pen
iteutidry seven to nine years. An ap-
peal has been made TO the supreme
court and bonds fixed at S5NOo.
The Hunt brothers are charged with
the killing OF Chester Bartell on Sept
cmbcr 10, 1917 They were tried at the
March, 1918 term OF the Grant eoun-
ty court and were found guilty #
murder IN the second degree with a
recommendation for clemency by
the court, They were sentenced to
serve IRON 40 to 50 years. An appeal
was taken to the supreme court and
the cause was reversed and remand
cd for a new trial. This action was
taken IN 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
DONA ANA

Ncstpr Molina a few days ago shot
and killed Jose Navarro whom he had
told to keep out OF his premises.
Finding him there one night shot him
when Navarro came after him with
a knife. Navarro had served a term
in prison for murder, Molina is un-
der $1,000 bond to await action OF the
grand jury.-Las Cruces Citizen
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
NC KINLEY

Thru the efforts Of Farm Agent
Homer p. Powers a number OF farm
or, uf Mckinley county viii receive
financial aid from the Federal Aid
Loan Department. Something like
$4,000 VIII be placed t. the credit
Of farmers who have made applica.
lions.
Mr. Powers is still working on the
roller mills proposition t r Gallup and
has every assurance that the mills
val be built. The /uni mountains
Iroduce the finest quality al wheat
l1 America and thrt a. no rea,ta=
why Gallup should lot have a rciicr
anil to manufacture that wheat into
the finest Hour to be placed on The
4 arhct, a flour thai Will, make Nc
t,tulcy county as famous as did beer
msko Milwaukee.
bishop X. II. bloomfield ha, APP
pointed a ,pccill committee 10 hook
INTO the matter oi tuilding = large
amusement hall 55N60 feet. at Ramah.
The building will be ready Tor the
July = and 18th celebration. Already
a committee Is looking into and plan
mug Tor this big celebration. They
report that u vii! be bigger this year
than it has ever been. 4 camping
ground is being cleaned for people
Hho wish to camp in the hills near
oNn-Lallup Herald.
The Fred Harvey Hotel in Gallup
viii be enlarged m the very near
iuturc About sixty additional room,
viii be built to the present building.
The Harvey company is expecting 4
large tourist traffic by automobile
This summer.
Fred Harvey. bead OF the Fred lIar
gcy system of hotels and eating
houses, visited the Chm Lee County
three years ago, taking in the snake
dance. lie was 50 pleasantly sur
priscd AT the wonderful things thai
are 10 be seen on that trip that he
has been working up thi, matter ever
since. lie has gathered a large mount
OF advertising matter and was dis
rlbutcd It 10 all part, 'oi the coun
uy. IN educational movement IS on
10 got the American to see the Won
ders If America before going to l.u
rope Gallup independent.