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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

worreL Harry ninltr. W. G. zerner
and Fletcher hniouc.
". u. Harris Of he narrin F,arni-
iuit company Ie tonsiructi1E an b.
room tile ana pebble dashed homo an
North Mitchell street }. w. Mordc-
ou haa The contract.
Mr.. Franceu Mnyhah returned
fl1dny from an ~cxtcndcd visit 10
Mrs. c. = Melton has returned 20
her hume in tort summer. after .
10 days visit 10 her. parents. Mr.. and
Mrr Walter Newell
Rev. G. W. Stuaph 4 spending
several deyr In Aibaqueroue on busi-
a. w. Ifockcnhn1i. Rorert Miner
and John r. Taylor. were IN the city,
also last week. on Hnslness missions.
Mr. Charles schsurlch has rctnrh-
ed from Santa 70. where she attended
the marriage OF her niece. Aliss Clara
bel Fschcr and AFR. Ernest Edward
Walker. Nov. 80.
Mrs. Ted Hoi1lfleld and her daugh-
TER are the guests cf Mrs. Honifield's
mother. Mrs. Wclrch.
The senior inter nicditc clnsa OF the
BAPTIST Sunday school. were enter
taincd by the 10 year old intermediate
boys ~ the home OF their teacher.
y. 4. HollinRcr on East Central ave-
uuo. "Wednesday evening. and a very
morry time WIS spent W ame and
eats" The party was the prize for
the contest between the senior hoyr
and the 'syo gettcrn,, or ~ wear old
| Intermediates. for ~nda The
,n,,rs, o,a.t p-~.~,h.- - ~
snn,ors ~ ~ ,,',,n -, IA. IL,
pec,. 49, ~n- ~
80, - ct", m,
S"tu' euu ~ w,
Hlu.".." We.e IN amAfiiio AueHoAs
ana WeIneSday
Mrs Dixie owen. president OF the
.iAra barton memorial college, VIII
hcr secretary Miss Mary L. Carroll
OF Wort smith. Arkaneas. VIII leave
for Washington. D G., early { n jan
uary 10 meet the National RCD Cross
officials IN the interest " the Clara
Barton Memorial college, which q
TO be located IN Clovis.
North pcsa sysr,r an hurncd tav,
v,.ci, rho d.. 49, c.u.ct ~ ~
ernlo.,on ~ = s,,,c which h,eg ~,
cap b fhie In an adjoinine
room, seiNns hrc 10 some ciothins
Inc tamily was way NJ the TIME.
Juaes > =, hooests: who rSoentls
preme court OF New Mexico. passed
through Clovis en- out TO Roswell
where he y 10 remain aevernI
days. before returning to hia home
600
nr 10 ru @
II .otisra r
:, ..rrs ~, Nas,s" T.I-.r.w !.
INA afisa Icrrefne - r,o,,
smith All ara'h.r ruilor, cref
LII n. - ~, a, ~. 80.
Sc present a. me- wedding os Niss
! toarn ~ Haninwtr Ke,nedy ON ne.
comber 20.
Miss Marian CrnnEfeid who has
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ton or officers Thursday afternoon
a. The meeting ~ the home OF Mrs
" ". coiiis,cr. The new officers viii
take up their duties the first meeting
M January. They are Mrs. Il. r.
ICONS, president; Mrs. $. l.. Herman
qcz, vice president: Mrs. NJ. L. Laws.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Mrs, Ernest
smith. financial aid: Mrs. II. l.. sny-
der auditor. The nrnt meeting OF the
nov Year viii be- held at the home Of
Mrs. n. W. ELLA
4 business meeting was held. and a
delightful social hour followed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
Yrs. enuNsrEID GIVES
DINNER RtEIf.

Mrs. Ivan Orunsfoid entertained az
dinner "Wednesday evening. one OF a
stries OF affairs OF the sort which she
has been giving recently. There were
fifteen Kucsfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
u. S. Women Invade Europe
And Conquer 1t; Wed Leaders
And Rule Through Them

Nr RF& Scrxiro
LONDON. Dec. i0.--Amsfican so
men ars rpnn.ns kuropss
Some nt them arc doInH u IT.
who sIts in parliament otncf1 nun
thlnss indireetiy w marrying icaA-
Look al this list:
0fhcc fsAn1n hindE. daughter u a
fol mcr American minisier 80 nsa<il,
"a the vito OF Fart CURSOR. HES Brit
in fcTrirn minister md ls~Aef al
nre In british rotitics except prcusiof
i.nay lie % Fareaam VIVA Mlrs
Ruth Moore. daughter OF U. g. MootU
Of New York. Her husband - tnr
dfst lord OF the admiralty. Thai
what fho urftieh car their EecrctAry
or tho raw He's vt he aaningtgn
conference now
And Miss Ellen Ileld, daughter Of
Marshall Field o4 Chicago, is wife ~
Admiral Lord Beatty. arst ael lord
OF The admiralty.
The Duahese OF Marlborough WA
Miss Gladys Deacon, another Amerl-
can girl
Tho Earl OF cranard, greatest land
owner In England. has as his wife
Miss Beatrice Ogden Mlils daughter
or = New York ~miiiionalre.
Miss Alberta sturres % New York
u wife Of Che Earl OF Sandwich. Who'
been u-rdcre1crVtRry n a number 81
British cabinets AID WIN was chair
man Of the Central Prisoners OF War
commlstcs during the war
Baron Wilhelm Won Schocn. amsas-t
sador 20 Poland. The baroness was
Miss cntherine Birney Of Washing
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

Ix51< 14fI. uI-I1k.
The -1ph11u1:r rlri rceer>es met
"A ihe ao~or.afIou ronms iaei Hon
day viii theIr loader. Mrs .3fahnfn.
TAr -fdr>. ssWhen Ellahieth went
Home I. ,sse y M greas@
<1cf~ara pans Tor their Christmas
ret1r ,r.r- a.-coseea ana the <i.lr
drew ns,ec. re- iAslr r~ift.eivins.
-r.,e..<..x rft4-r4rn M 444r1 aonr
~. f.{rt =. .,@,t 4r4.1n .,ri- and
<,,ner .is<4 ,s,.;r ,tss 6cor. I-ater ii
~ .s~nIrs fbc II IA 4. s!rl. met
for 1anpsf and hoard their uommat-
'fs4 fspe1s 2 MI, ns'~ =. an.
@.% X $50 ef..rnern
49, ...<i.f trsl,
=. r+t.- t..E- ~,
'"."a 49, ~
'n.sn
~ ea1stes slrI ~rssSfs,s m<ci on
1iinre.Af efefncon INV eea Fea.n-
tr VITA ~ :.
Ntr! trttr 80 -F" "tN =
1ot.1 TINE nfNn ~
fht usual ritf "ers .no 1rn,
HfHer tntNn NNn t"frt@ ~ ~ ."
noe -
.. rs s !, he
80 4..I.4- - .IuY .4Mlm H.. 4A.fr
~ p-rHe'n .et 49, r.ns
t1.,r- Ht- +.9.+- ~ns -
~ u. e1n',.4.s 80. ~ ~ses
tftcr ne fiNh the fcunf NQnynt
teAHtA rttN ~
y. Gun 49,
600
HILL NuIi trttt ILL
rt2ri ftt.t ~ Ht-tts $4,000
Reg o ny oem'vs
IN 7rrrt Arts Eunn M $780, y.
over ilfppe Anuirnces IN erV
every @ w WI - ~
yItttnttr ~ p te.,t. =
ItiF1 tt.to4i next thtIrvas tfrntns
81 , High school A~n1lLor,nn hsen
Interest - cenIeffr "a WY ma SnyNc
~ inc cast = ov".le e--t ~. n'
- ~ eutfr' thn cotnptt,llon oe-
tr1tcu \ w e~herec'e,r repsar4ns
trr tHfn rtn ~ .I+ LID Hfrn,
tup rhrrn<trf o. VIII .ntl
tc either Mas tznsf n.SE- wfnn
UI Xn| UT|IIIMIM|N| M||Aaf|IHN|NN tnI~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

Mrs n S. Goodrich and two daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Frances. Of Gal
lup. nre In tho. city TO send the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Mcdonald,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
CONTRIBUTIONS wONIAN's
CHR ELECTION.

The Nomnn's club OF the Conrrera-
tional church held their annual olsc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

Misses II. Sands. 1. wlckIund, II.
Morgan. r. Lyckman. r. Ger
hardt. G Parsons. G.. wilson, 81.
Easterdny Ciydn wilson. ~. Ftf-
ley. r.. Mcarns. o.. Nixon. NJ. Muir
ply o.. johnson. Il. Heflin, %.
Harden. H. ppuEherty aud u.
Cameron. accompanied.
a. (al BRIDAL Overture IAsaiiee.
CO Circus gaiop" .Donnaweile
A., ~. A.. Orchestra.
Misses y. Williams. ID. Cameron. Il.
Shepard. n. Lyckman aud Mesars
ID. Marcua j. Wilkinson. n. Will
kinson. V. keech. \. Cant. v.
Harrington. 70. Bryan. aud W.
Morgan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
|cLuR TO HAVE
tsrTrrTyTIA pE NOvFDAD-

on Saturday afternoon. December 3.
the rufcinca club met AZ the homo
OF Miss Mcilfn Chavcz o. discuss plans
iffr n ."rurtuiin de NoNcdad to he held
at h WCman's club IN December IS.
IA COMMITTEES was appointed by the
president. hlNa virgie Romero. 10 re-
Wise the constitution After the bus
mess meeting delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those
OF the members who attended the
meeting were The Misses Claritn San
chez. Mela sedilio. virgie Romero.
Gertrude ScdlIio. Marian Sanchez.
Beatrice Candclaria. Meiitn Chavez,
Margaret Castillo. JoseftR Armiio.
Lrrlfs Montana and Mrs. Andres
Vigil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
SotNG GIRLS
I.LAN HlInf.E

Mites Elizabeth klftier entertained
a group Of eight siriH yesterday utter
noon at bridge At her home. They
were the Mi.aea Elnora DAVIS. Jofc.
phiuc Miner. Elizabeth Cooper Nir-
elni3 lcLandre1s. Ernestine Irunins
Margaret Bum. BERTHE Arnot ana
Tinsiey Burton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

and cake. Mrs. Mensul, Mira For
and Creighton Foraker and Walter
Pomerenk, drersci as negro buffers,
r II n 80 most improved style.
Afterwards the ladies' who had kept
d~iscreetiy 10 the background durinE
the huaireaF session and waited for the
supper 10 make just the proper i'm
preston. sang Reuben, Reuben, I've
Thinking" which the men were
just In the mood 20 accept.
There were forty-two men enter
talned.
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CLOVIS NEWS MOTIFS.

= beautiful social function OF tho
season. wa tho 1 O'Clock bridge
luncheon. which Mis- Anne nun gave
"a - % her friends. At her homo
on North Mitchell ftreet last Satur-
day. The color scheme OF pale Uink
and pale yellow WIS effectively CAR
ried cut n the bankruptcies Of chrys-
~anthcuenaA thu Aghts. score carda,
place cards. individual baskets and
the Luncheon Of fruit cockts1it. apple
ealhd. crearncd chicken IN pattio
shells. asparagus, stuffed POTATOES.
olives. nuts IN Individual bagkttp.
ro1feo. parkorhogte rolls. fnince pie
and whipped cream The favort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

Miss Betty AruuL Miss Eleanor An
derman, aud Miss Anne Cristv. mem
hers OF the faculty OF the Holbrook
High school. will he home December
20 to spend the holidays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11
UNIVERSITY MUsIc
DEPARTMENT

Friday. Docomber 10Th, The TnIVoT-
sity assembly hour viii be evoted to
n musical program. given by mcm-
bors Of the faculty and undcrgrsau-
parfment Of music. Those who will
take part in the program are Mrs. ID.
w Taw. Prof. J.. d. Clark. Prof. ".
=. Lockwood. Prof r. w. johnson.
Thos V. Cabins. Louis Hesreldon.
Dorothy Cameron. NORMA Williams.
Olive Harden. David Marcus Walter
Hernandez. George Hito and Prof.
John Iukkcn.
This A. the first semester recital
OF al The musical organizations OF
tho Univcrsify Some - the best tai
cnt OF the city Is Included. and given
without cost OF admission TO the pub
lie. The program g. under the d.
recton OF Mrs. D.. w Faw ana Pro-
lessor John Iukken.
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INV ItRhAAm ~ AtAANNHH
I. ''Almn Materr-r. n. II. Chorus
and Orchestra.
9. fnl Mothers Boy .Towner
OBJ ''Thc dear old place" Wilson
Co The Red Mans Death
Chant" .......... Bliss
a. n n Mate Octet,
3 Plsno-"canzonette del salvator
Rosa. Ilezt
Miss Dorothy Cameron.
4. Vocal "opcn secret Woodman
6 Piano "kamincnoi oHtro"...
................ Rubenstein
Miss n. Williams.
9. Vocal Where NY Caravan Has
Rested" Lohr
Miss g. Wilson.
T.. Vocal Selected
Mr.. Louis Hesneldcn.
3. Piano "Au Aatin'' GODDARD
Miss o. Harden.
" vocal ssssFs ssersss Seltftcu
Mt, Thos. v. Cabins.
10 fH1 "Elnns Dance" ......G rleg
Oh "~IAilaby'f ..... Brahms
tcl 'Ecstncy' Arditl
n. n. N. Woman'a glee club
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~rEg.soNAL MENTION.

MIR. and Mrs. j. G. stuff Ind ns
their house guests last week y. r..
tanning Of Washington state. and l..
Mci-oary OF McLeary. Wash.
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WE HAVE
200 Children'S Hats

Which mast be closed out completely.
Some of these hats are worth $3.50.
These hats will be sold at prices ranging
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tuNitehH mccunk was nelu. ans
delightful social hour followed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
Character Values in Group Games.
Editor l0urnal;

Editor Iouraat;
have been Observing very ciosaly
sas match rumrs hstween schools in
'hi' and other counties. and there
srems 10 he much d.sstisiacsion in
she decision OF xsme. This shuuId
not be II We value tins social chs,ae.
ac's' 81 our boys and girls, First I
would sugsest that each Waiting team
De the gsest OF the school il has
come to plsy, and treated as such.
Then with aiair.misdsd umpire and
referee, and rule. strictly observed,
We should sss satisfactory RESULT.
We have ia these games one OF the
hnest CHI aracter builders in eur edu.
csaonai system when properly con.
dsoted. Parents should interest
themselves in and study the game.
t" this as we'll Al J.her branches Of
our educational W, tenn cannot be a
success without u &c hearty eoepera-
sien Of all conssr, led.
oNE WI 10 is INTERESTED.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07

Capt. ]. fred Loomia. son Of CAas.
W. Leomis oi Columbia. Mo-, . for.
mer rssidsst Of Potoai, was killed IN
AZ airplane collisiop ~ l.awtoA, Ok.
iahonaa. on December Let. which Also
resulted In The death al three other
men. The sesidsns occurred during
army air mAnsavsfs Al the govern.
msnt Sold a Lawtos. The planes
after the collision caught Are and the
airmen we're burned beyond rsoogu /.
tion In the ruins.
Capt. Losnis, who was 20 years OF
age, was bern At Belgrade, this coun.
ty, and tne family previous to ito re.
movai to Columbia, lived Tor several
years in pososi, He was 3 cousin OF
Professor o. l.. Loomis OF this place
When the United States entered .hs
war young Loomis enlisted in tha
army, serving are. in the artillery a nd
ister as an observer in the aviation
corps in France with bravery and dis.
iinction. Alter the war he taught in
one otthe leading schools Of Paris,
He was = graduate q! the Missouri
University with several degrees.
The body vas taken TO Cclumbia,
who're it was buried With military
honors on last Sunday. The many
irie nds OF toe family hsra are much
checked ever the tragic andiuy OF
this fine young mxn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
Supreme Court Knocks Out
State Senatorial Rsdistrieting

By \ decision rendered last Sa,u,
day the State Suprem. Court declare,
Illegal The new state senatorial die
t'iets a. laid ous by Governor hyde
Attorney General Barrett aud Seera
tary OF State Becker alter the Lsgisla
tuss In regular sossion last white,
passed the mAtieE on 10 these Off.
siAls under authority OF the statutes.
rse caurs divided on party lines on
the decision. Therefore the district
lines will rsasin unchanged until
the election OF 1872 determines W beth.
cT or not the kspubilosns shall re-
main In control OF the LcgisIs,ure.
The courts ruling OF course tavo,,
the Democrats, sst the senatorial di..
tristh on their old lines give them a
big partisan advantage In tho sght,o
control The sena,e, Thus, iightinr the
will OF the people OF Missouri exptes,.
ed IN great popular iaIority agsin,t
their party year ago, the Democrat.
ie politicians OF the state hays turned
another triak on the Hyde sdmis,,s.
tion, having previously hung up
under the referendum all the proere,.
'ire legislation Governor Hyde hsd
secured ia tulhllmsrt Of his promise
TO the people In tbs pursuit OF this
partisan triokery the Democrats are
driving home trouble for themselves,
Tor u they succeed in rsgsining con.
troll Of the state, the Republicans will
swing the referendum club in retalia.
sion.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
Min sral Psiat.

Mrs. Josep h Goldman died At her
home l.ers on Dee. l, aged 81 years.
She 'iad h',sn in failing health Tor
son. e time. Deceased ia survived by
~ = husband. three sonssnd q dsnsh-
Yer: also by . sister, Mrs. VIM. Ted
der, OF Potes:.
/ Miss Annie Wallace has been on
che sick list.
Mrs. Bud Walton and daughter.
Vsima. OF Irontep are visitins Np
Aand Evsns Of this place.
Several Of "ur eitissns attended tho
pie social on Pend Greek Last Friday
sixht. given for the bsns6t oil the
pubiie Sc hool there.
Qu.ts q lot Of sisk meas In shis viein-
Ivy ~ present.
Mr.. ssm Black died st bic heas
Asss ON Des. 0. Isavisg . stdss SD
stgAS - lI1ses ~ 0ssso Ahees lees.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
RAISE DEER AND ELM
Syndicate Proposes TO Establish
Game Farm on Island
Deer Said to BE Easily stiestsd
and In Woodlands Would Thrive
and Multipiy-Etk More
Hardy Than Deer.

Seattle, Wash.---Ilans are belnN1
made by syndicate Of capitalists
here 10 attempt the characterization of!
deer and elk On icg9edor island in|
Puget Sound There are several thou
sand acres II Wild land thereSn, GOV
erred with brush aud young growth ofl
timber, ahording ideal cover for thcsss|
animals II made into u deer rsnss
this and could produce enough veni-
son Il, supply large city with meat|
several months each year, +
The shore land is 10 he fenced seyes&
fee, high, by heavy netting attached
10 trees, This VIII prevent escape al
the deer and elk by swimming, Thta
fencing viii cost 500 per mile. and
els Al SI rer head and deer nj $S
each viii be established ihere. Th,a
rang. is half mountain and half valid
with abundance OF grass winter ansM
summer. Fresh water streams and n
tiny lake are on ,is@ island
I, Il said h.er are easily taiDessH
and ia woodlhpds ~ili thrive and mal
tip1y In five years enc doe Will rrcH
ducv - deer. They -s; all kinds II
vegetation. nuts iilypads. sallc,H
leaves. lichens and moss. X pas,ursS
Is scsrce they viii ga. coarse hay
and straw.
Elk ARE more hsr,iy than deer an5
breed as regular as cattle. They ilssE
and fati.n OH otherwise useless iaata
tn, IN eintrr must have se'u~ rossssI
age. The average as!ghi uf dfsssss
bull elk II between Tu and i,b'V
rounds. or more than the syeras{
steer.
7h~ d~~r aaA sAh sassnasn aSnAsAa ~
subjected TO the game la@a of nta
state. and can only kat the dntneSii
Gated animals during the oIsen sraSas@ y
and canno, market their isn~dutt. II
however. ths deer and elk farming
silouli become statewide. rcyisios&
of the laws would likely be made
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
Herbert Beck Paroled.

Governor Hyde hast Saturday psrol.
Cd Herbert Beck OF lrondale, who was
serving a ave-ysars' sentence in the
Psnitsntisry Tor rohbing store n
ironda!s. Beck was convicted O! the
crime in the circuit court here ON
May 3, 1870. For more than year
Jonathan Wishon, to whom Beck was
pAroied, and other prominent citizens
OF IrondAie interested themSelve. in
securing Beck release from prisen
so that he might resume the care OF
mis- vile and seven children. Who were
left in destitute circumstances and
had become ls.gelya charity charge
upon the community. He btoks into
the store enc night, he claimed. to
get the shoes and stockings for his
children tina. hs Was not able TO buy.
Beek's bore coed reputation ss sn
honest, hsrdworking msn, and would
not have been suspected o! the lop,
berry had il net been Tor his dog. The
dog followed Beck into the store,
curlsd up in = corner and went 10
sleep. where was discovered nett
morning and recognized. During
his confinement in jail here while
awaiting tgiAi Beck took French leave
OIL. w Casey, who WAS then sheriff.
when the latter allowed hlmto so to
the we'll in ihe iai! yard for water.
Beck dropped hi. bucket ssd IAN Tor
the brush. lie was located some
time afterwards in Kansas and
brought back.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07

The rsmsIns OF Mrs. Anna Coates
were brought here Monday for inter.
msnt At New Diggiugs. Mrs. Coates
who was 81 years Of age. Was = daugh.
ter OF Noah skiies OF this locality.
and had committed suicide Al her
home In st. Louis last Friday after.
noon by shooting herself in the neck
with = revolver - her husband, Dan.
iel CoaIes. entered the house. She
bad lately tlsd a suit Tor divorce
from Coates. and in Q note to her At.
torney said she had had too much
trouble to wish to live any longer.
She instructed the attorney TO cen,In.
ue the damage suit pendibg In con.
bection with the death OF her former
husband, Frank Reiehardt, Who was
sisesrecutsd in . st. Loui. industrial
plant about . year ago, for the bene.
6t Of their two children. A second
note asked tkat the body BE- sent 10
this place, where her two children 70.
side with their grandparents.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
new SPECIES Of
FISH REVEALED
Eruption Of Mauna Loa in Hawai-
Responsible for Remark.
\ able Discovery.
SIX FROM DEPTHS OF SEA
Or. DAVID Starr Jordan ciassifisu
Specimens Sept From Honolaiv-
Lava Strsam Brinos Strange
Specimens to surface.

Observation-Disclosures OF nSh hitherto
unknown were discovered as a result
Of the eruption Of the volcano OF
Aauna Loa two years ago. This fact
has Just been announced by DR.. David
Starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus Of
Leland stanford Junior university, Cal
lfcrnia, noted ichthyologist.
The columns Of lava burrowed
deeper into the ocean than man had
been able to penetrate, and thousands
0f ish VI strange and fantastic shape
and colsr we're killed and washed up
- III. AaanA. A0skhea tidal .Hsye. caused
By the lava flow. Among them were
found six varieties hitherto unknown
to science because their habitat was
presumably lower in the water than
science had been able TO observe.
Amateur ichthyologists In Hilo, Ha-
wall, selected species which were un-
known to them and sent them to Doc
tor Jordan for examination. The re-
suit was that the six new species
were classified.
Discovery important
consider the discoveries, from a
scientific viewpoint, to be among the
most remarkable and important on
record" Doctor Jordan said when he
made public the classifications here.
while he was attending the sessions
Of the Pan-Pacific Educational con-
ference.
Rhyacanthias Carlsmithi. named for
Carl A. Garlsmith Of Hi!o, who sent
many Of the species to Doctor Jordan.
1t IL a deep rose red in color
Rhechias Armiger conger eel with
hooks on its snout resembling black.
berry thorns and Is solid dull black
In color.
Nyctimasier Reinhardt. named for
the HilQ resident who discovered II.
It Is 4 small black lantern fish, so des-
ignated because Of the many luminous
glands behind the eye and along It's
sides which gives the impression Of
phosphOrescence. II IL u solid dull
black In color.
Peristedi0a Engyceros or alligator
Ash Of brilliant scarlet hue which
IL characterized by large bony plates
OF armor.
Ars Dssp Water Fish.
Each " the six IL deep water
hsh. All live In water Of more than
15O feet In depth. and some as deep
- coo feet. Nothing except such
cataclysm Of nature as the AIika flow
cculd have brought tiaein to the sur
face. Doctor jordan said. Rhyacan-
thias Carismithi ranged at least 1000
feet below the oceans surface, he
added.
Doctor Jordan has sent to the Smith
sonian institution In Washington. d. C..
q paper detailing the results Of the in
vestigation and the new classification.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
BELeIANs DIG UP GERMAN DU0
Two-Ton Shell 10 Remow ed After 10
sinks Fifty Feet Into
Ground.

Br,isseis--In the las. year Of the
war a formidable shell dropt'ed from
q height Of 5000 feet on the village
of Hayay, between Mons anal Maui
beuse II did not explode. bnt y
made huge hole In the earth about
Nifty feet deep. where Il hssi remained.
This she'll weighs two toDs. and the
charge II explosive IL estimated TO
weigh from 10 cwt. In a tos.
The Belgian authorities ss,cc~esi-d In
pulling ~,i the she'll. after making .
large excavation about II. q, danrsress'
undertaking
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
City Taxes Dus.

Ths city tax books are now in the
hands Of the City Collector, and saxes
due the City Of Poiosi are new due
and payable. Call atths In depends o.
office and pay your taIes.
WILSON BKLL,
City Collector.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
Catar1h Can Be Cured

Catarrh Is . local disease. greatly
Seauenced by constitutional condi-
etsn9 II therefore requires consbAfu.
e1nnsl treafneat. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE n taken Internally and
eets fhrcusA ne Bleed an the Mucous
ourfhces ~ TIE System. HALLS
0AfAR6a MEDICINE destroys the
1ousdafios 0f H. disaAse. dives the
pnl1eoe streagth By impsUving the gen.
G1l beatt1 end aas19ts 0otuss n doing
~ 1suGEiGla CIsrslass ~.
I'll Osnv = q. Juas1A O.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-07
CARD OF THAEK1

We thank our many irisnds for
tssir kind assistance 10 u, =, .., =.
ierthe'r sympathy in The lsss We r..
sustained through the death a, an,
dear Assssnd and father. Mr.. ]. a.
.ershe'. which Occurred sr Rev. "a.
is1i' Alter - extended iIlnsss.
ms, J. A. FassHxl
AND CHILDREN.