New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-25

MeCuem went TO A"lDuquerque FRIDAY
afternoon to attend the foot ball
game between the New Mexico Uni
yersity and the Arizona University
which took place there Saturday.
II. b. Henmg. editor Of the Albu-
querQue Evening Herald, was a bust
ness visitor in the city the latter
part of last week. He was accom-
panied to Santa Fe by Mrs. Hening,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gruehl.
L. 5. Marshal. Secondino Romero,
of Las Vegas and Miguel Romero, left
here for Fort Worth Tex, Saturday
afternoon with two federal prisoners.
L. l.. Brown and Marcellus Brown.
The prisoners. who were in the state
penitentiary. were taken to Fort
Worth for a hearing.
The address delivered by State Sup
erintendent. John Vincent Conway at
the New Mexico Educational Con-
yention on Monday evening was a
splendid one and contained some fine
highlights. The convention convened
at Albuquerque Monday and closed
Wednesday Of this week.
\. f. Compton, L. S. assistant
superintendent OF surveys left Fri
day for the southwestern part of the
state on an inspection trip. He was
accompanied by Major Norman h..
King When they return next week
they expect TO bring with them the
limit of turkeys, a deer or two and
several bears.
District Judge Reed IIolloman on
Friday afternoon sentenced Jack
duncan to serve 3 to 3 years in the
state penitentiary.
Duncan broke into the garage of
Closson a Closson several weeks ago
and stole automobile tires and tubes.
lie was arrested shortly after the
robbery nea Las Vegas where he
had camped for the night.
\ large meeting OF Montezuma
l.odg No. /. was held al the Ma
sonic Hall Friday evening, the oc-
casiou being the official visit of
Grand Master Francis +. Lester, of
AIesilla Park. An excellent supper
was served at 6 O'Clock after which
the evening was spent in listening
10 a number of addresses, including
of the Grand Master. and a two
reel moving picture film depicting
u government really does for
its citizens was shown The film
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duced by the Masonic Service Asso-
cation Tor carrying on Masonic ser
vice charity and educational work.
b. +. Paukey leaves tomorrow
morning 10 attend a meeting of the
NIontezuma College Board at Las
Improvements a%ggregating
$4,000 have just been completed
md it will be n of the duties of the
BOARD at this session to receive and
PASS on them. The college will open
IN the first of September 1922. A
meeting Of the Baptist State Board
will be held in Albuquerque on Dec
6 and : at which Mr.. Pankey
viii make a report for the College
}oard showing what has been done
n the way Of preparation for the big
chOOl.
The largest subscription received
rom n person during the Red
drive last week was the hand
ome sum OF $3.50 in currency given
" John Curtis Underwood, the New
'ork poet. who is spending the win
or in Santa Fe. Mrs. Frank Staplin
the solicitor who secured this
.eneroHs subscription. At his re-
uest 1925 goes to the veterans and
% to the local Red Cross chapter.
Ir. Underwood's patriotism and gen
is greatly appreciated by the
led Cross workers. Mrs. Staplin
anvassed her district in four hours
turned In $3.50. Mrs. Won Ny !
enheim completed her district Tues !
ay and secured $3.50. !
Amounts secured by other work J
RS I'm the city were not available .
his morning. The drive closed yes
'rday and is considered to have been
successful one. {