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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-14
Ell HooAR DEJA DE SER sAoRADo
CON MoTTvo DE LA PRoHIBTcroN
LA PoLTCIA CAPTURA
ALAMBIoUEs Y BoTELLAs

Segtn nos comunica nuestro CORES
ponsal, la policia de Ponce allanc la
morada de Andres Figueroa, 10 cual
le facultaba una orden transmitida por
el JEez de Paz, encontrando cinco alan
biques de destilar alcohol, otros accc-
sorios y 90 botellas de ron.
Tambien fue allanado el hogar dc Ra
mon Vega Febre, donde fue encontra-
do un frasco, una maleta de cobrc Y
% medias hotellas que contenian ron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-14
Los pOrtOrrique1Os como factor para eI
dGsarrONO COmerCiaI con HispanO-am6r!Ca

Mr.. Clarence Ferguson, grande Y no
Bile amigo de Puerto Rico, ha publicado
Ell siguiente bello articulo en- el impor
tante per,6dico New York Sum-:
La agitaci6n producida por la que
ira pasada, en cuanto al comercio con
los pafses Hispanosamericanos ha daio
lugar que los hombres de negocios en-
los Estados Unidos tomen mayer interes
por sus intereses comerciales Entire las
difcultades presentadas, la principal ha
consistido en- la election del personal ac
two competente:-L question palpitan
te es buscar los 1:edios de sostener las
ganarcias en- el Comercio durante las
epocas de guerra, asi como tambiSn los
medios de multiplicar esta expansion
mercantil.
Mucho Sc ha trabajado fin de resol-
yer las varias fases del problema acerca
del comercio con los paises de Hispano
america: Sc han otorgado facilidades
bancarias; muchas rutas navieras han 81
do establecidas; Sc ha buscado muchos
medics para que el concercio resulte ma
yor mas prcvechoso; pero no obstante
esas medidas, la falta de personal COM
petente Sc ha hecho muy notoria.
sITUACIoN SIN PREcEDENTEs
La situaci6r. sin precedentes que en-
la actualidad prevalece, con motive de
la Ultima guerra la necesidad de es-
trechar las relaciones comerciaIes con
los paises de Hispano america, han dado
origen que ef p1blico americana en-
general haya dirigido su atencion hacia
Puerto Rico, ur pedazO de nuestra pa
tria, con habitantes que son nuestro5
hermanos en- la ciudadania.
Puerto Rico es la lave de la America
del Sur. Esta separado de Nueva YORK
por menos de i 400 millas Muchos que
pueden ejercitar su Influenza comercial
a traves de todos los paises de Hispano.
america, proceden generalmente de esa
isla.
SON DEL MISMo ABOLENGo
Los portorriquefos son igual que los poI
bladores dc la America del Sur, con las
mismas caracteristicas, idiosincrasia, ha
bitos costumbres. Poseen las mismas
sensibilidades, y, practicamente, el mis-
mo m.odo de actuar. Hablan el mismo
idioma. Para que sostengamos nuestra
supremacia comercial, tenemos que es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-14

ques ingresos efcctuados por aerechos
de atraque, carga y descarga, asi como
pcr otrcs conceptos. en- Ell muelle de
Porce.
Damos las mas expresivas gracias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-14
Ell MUELLE DE PONCE

Hemcs recibido Ell informe semes-
tral, correspondence de enero a jr.nio
do 1920, sobre el movimiento de bu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-14
Din q

Sc efrecs en- hipotecae d rimsrs clase.
Z. M Any,
Ediacio National 0its nsnk.
San Justs 2, Tel ppA
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

WANTED - Bessemer type Nlll
Sssnrs We and gasoline plant
equipment. Auu
NVorid,--Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Contract NApprored BY
District Court of Louisiana

Yesterday tho Judge OF the FED.
oral court for the eastern district or
Louisiana approved the contract en-
tered into by Colonel Hurley ana ms
associate receivers OF the Gilliland
OH company. with ], II Foster. VINO
had purchased the great tillllann
propcrtlos In Louisiana n few days
before tho receivers took charge
and afterwards turned the same back
and gnve the receivers about nine
months time to pay for the property
involved.
There was absolutely no oppoA =
tIon Mt the hearing yesterday, ana
from now on tho receivers Will push
the development Of tho liayncsNlie
nropcrtics after which they viii he
Gin setting aside n certain amount
Of oil to reimburse Mr.. Foster Tor
his money invested, which amounts
,o the huge sum OF S2,bOO,OO IL
was altogether the greatest trans
action that has taken place In the
midcontincnt field since oi, was AIS
covered, and there Is every reason
TO do honor to MIR. Foster Tor ms
great generosity In preventing wha'
might have been n great DISASTER.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
on nAuHrr QUOTATIONS..
Senate Finance Committee
DeIdys oil TmiH Hearing

Senator IhTI.I yesterday wired
W. w. Gray. president ut the Nn-
tinnaI I.gUu,ul,nf ou Mems nH.'-
citation. tu the ,il''t that the senate
iuvuu, committee would not take
up 'h, oucs'iuu of tHriff ou OH
uItu .mc twn Zoo october which
tact d. not surprising, and Us I'm lin"
with the predictions made by if,sI-
don't GruN. with Iof"r"ur" 10 the
;.nc the hearings would ho held
M. Gray announced yesterday on
r,rrIut pf tho uhuvr message, thul
no would Ioayc for Washington in.
rucdlntcly but would bu obliged TO
,unItc a. trip later on In the iall ana
uoull carry the riFht for a tariii ON
foreign oil to finish.
Senator unrrcld Is showing q I'm"
ppurcclati0n Of tho HDr'Futy Tor u
tariff against ohsnp Mexican crude.
and rs doing rrcHl work In b'hhlt
~ the same, and doing II at an
times and whenever mo occasion
arises and is getting his tiEhtihE
blood aroused dny after day on h' '-
count Of Rtntomcnts made by pon-
plc who are absolutely Ignorant on
the subject II would appear, accord
ing To the senator, that there IL u
sad lack Of knowledge among som"
of those holding high places In INC
executive and Legislative branches ot
tho government.
Thia is especially apparent when
the heads of the geological survey
come out with Rtbtcmcut9 mat hr'
casily miscoustrucd, ns for instance
when thcv rcitcrnte that 'ht lhe
prescnt rate Of consumption, tho
country viii be barren nf OIL WI mn
n ycnrs ana ninc months.' This "
Immediately tnkcu 20 mean thht
there VIII be no now folds. uncov-
cred when in tact, thcre II likely
TO be now pool after new pool dls-
covered in this United states every
ycar. Th. senator viii educate th"m
TO n correct understanding OF the
situation.
MIR. Grays well known fighting
ability will thus bc backed up by
nur home senator. and something
,YiI, certainly bc done to protect OK 10
lahoma oil producers or thoro VIII
he something drop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

uulck assets In the way ot supplies ~
pipe, cOfdagc. boilers ana other *
prrsivc Oh fold material used IN
drilling operation. Mr.. Brewer VIII
carry the fight TO a concluslpn TINS
time.
e.. J. McGraw. well known oil man,
banker and politician, occupied a
desk as active vior president OF the
Exchange National bank yesterday
aud was given the glad hand and IN
troduccd around, II any introduction
were needed. 10 the patrons of the
big institution. Thcv vas - large
display of roses given hy other bank
IuE inuitutluns iu the city. and Mr..
M,Graw is 80 be Congrm Ilatrd on
having go many warm frlcndH IN
Tulsa-the bcst town IN the world.
George Milo. = tho TOT on com
pany stopped over yesterday on his
way 10 Hot Springs Ark.. whore he
viii take the baths until about the
first ~ the month, when ho VIII re-
turn for the big exhibition ~ from
tier horscmaushlp which the iOl poo-
pie arc putting on. hcg'nninr sep
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

SECTION 2: That tho assessmeu's
hereby levied on each OF the above msu-
TONED lots and parcels Of land are hereby
declared TO be a lion upon such lots and
parcels of land to the same extent as
other taxes and shall be collected and
enforced in the same manner as other
taxes in and for tho city Of Tulsa. OEia-
homa, are collected
SECTION 3: That all assessment,
hereby levied shall be divided into three
tS) equal annual installments as author
ized by said Statutes OF tho State u
Oklahoma for such cases made and pro-
vided, and the assessments shall bear In
per annum, payable annually at the time
OF the payment of the several Install
monts OF the said assessments from ne
date OF the taking effect of this orit.
nance; that the first installment of said
assessments, together with the alrrued
interest on tho deferred insta. a.lments
cember, 1921, and the remaining deferred
iustallments with the yearly interest on
the unpaid installments shall be ps'ao.e
on the 10Th day of December Of rdca
succeeding year until all shall DO paid.
Provided, however, that any Of the
owners of the lots or parcels ~ land 80
assessed may at any time dur'ns D.
day Of the first publication Of this pra
nance pay to the city Auditor " no
city Of Tulsa, the fun amount % ne
lots and parcels OF land and thereby 20.
lease such property from the lien OF sucA
assessments,
SECTION I; That this Ordinance sh7N
be published for Twenty-nlue consccu'no
days In the Tulsa Daily world, n"Ns'
paper published in Tulsa, oklahoma.
that the publication Of this ordinance -
required by law shall be taken and r.
garded sufficient notice 20 all p..
sons Interested IN tho assessments heryW
levied by the terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION g: That all ordinances ot
parts OF ordinances in conflict Win iAe
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repeal' ~.
SECTION g; That an emergency eh. ,ts
for the preservation OF the public hofth
and safety, by reason whereof thIs bit.
nance shall take effect from ana Ht'''
its passage. approval and publication.
PASSED, and tho emergency c'atN.
ruled upon separately and approved 'N'
10th day OF August. 1921.
APPROVED, this 10th day OF August
''"'' T. D. EVANS,
Attest: Mayor.
Mrs. Frank Seaman,
city Auditor.
Approved;
Frank Z. Duncan,
City Attorney. --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Louis Holman Is Dead

Louis Holman, woll known pro
reor oil producer In the midconu-
mont field. who first came to Tulsa
I'm 1909 and who has drilled many
wells I'm the various districts, put
rrIncipa,ly known as having opened
The CollinsviIlc pool, died Wednes,,
dav night at the Research hospital
an Kansas city. where he had been
taking treatment for heart trouble,
His nephew. Fred II. Mott was az
the bedside when he passed. away
ana will return to Tulsa with the
Mrs. Ilohmau. who has been an
,nvalid for the last three years II
ncorinr un hrlvolv under the great
misfortuno that has como TO her
ana Is receiving the heartfelt sympa-
INV Of n wide circl. 81 friends. The
fnnorel yin I've held Saturday after
noon mt 2,80 from IN" family
residencc. 1870 South Carson the
Masons. of which he vas member,
having charge.
Mr.. Holman was born october II,
,s5o AT Hammond, Indiana, and waF
tbus in his 62u3 year, hc was known
au,ong the oil men ma man OF the
s,r,ctest integrity and honor and hit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
carter Funeral Wednesduy

Mrs. T. H carter has returned to
Tulsa nucstho saddcst " all jour
uoys. having accompanied the body
of her husband from northern Min
uos0ta To- So Louis. the old fnmlly
home where the funeral was held
and an that was mortal of the lat"
T. Is. carter was inferred In tho
beautiful cemetery among tho friends
that hAvu gone before.
Mira Garter was accompanied TO
TULSA by W. W Carter. her brother
law. hud hia wife who stopped
over yesterday on their way hum"
to Cleveland, okla, and by Miss
Rose Egrrrs. Mrs Cnrt"r's sptcr.
Thry are now making thuir home
pt the family residence, li2i south
Guthrie, whore they arc receiving
the sympathy OF "A large ,lrcl" of
friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

tPublshed In the Tulsa Daily VIA
Ansgs' A. q: 49, 49, 49, - ~ stp,aG5i; 81 si s'; a.
s, C. I. ), ., 10, II, ~. IS, II ami ln'
1921. World Publishing COMPANY. plt,
ishersJ
oRDISANCE NO 2i7G
An Ordinance TO apportion. levy and
assess special taxes in payment ~
the cost OF constructing a sanitary
sewer in SEWER DISTRICT so I.s
in the city of Tulsa, as created anI
established by Ordinance No -...
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of tU. pro.
visions Of the Charter Of the ,.tl ~,
Tulsa, oklahoma, and the statutes ia
state of oklahoma, for such cases fYsIs
and provided. the said city Of Tulsa Ij
i.sb SEWER nisTiticTT nc No 'I7 IL, e'.a5; ,li
srer haSng declared It necessary ~
construct sewers in said sEWhK 'pIS'
THicT snti orGiS.nca" M ~" by .i1s .ii919s poysas q
22nd day Of April 1921. lot tp Cunst.,s7
Smedley Company Conttaetofg ID r.-.
tam contract for the construction .i .
certain sanitary sewer In SENl.g If."
TRicT No. l5s, and.
WHEREAS. in pursuance Of ss,' ,.r.
tract sad Comstock-smedloy Company
sewer in said SEWER DisTRic1 No
l7s, and the work uudor SAID .'rt-'~,
has been accepted and approved b. he
! city Engineer and tho Bpatd lf ,..'
mlssiouefs Of the city OF Tulsa. and
WHEREAS. in further pur,u.r,. ~,
: the statutes of the state of D...I....s'
aforesaid, and under tho terms Uf ia
/ charter Of tho said city OF Tulsa Dlr.,
! homa. II is deemed necessary bv a.,
Hoard uf Commissioners Of the ,.fv ,,
/ iuisa to levy and assess a special ~,
upon the property liable TO ass..sf..a a, ~,
/ said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 49, bg
son Of the construction OF said .,w,s sn4
| to pay for the same. and.
| WHEREAS. the total cost ~ tho ,,.
| struCtion OF said sewer In sail ,EW.p
| DISTRICT No. 17, includ..E ,yt-.
! have bcen asccrtainod and Is I.reUy d.
d clated to bo the sum Of {2g,7gl an
| ot which is to be levied by special .s.ss.
nents against the lots Hul par.,,s ,
| land benefited by the Cuustrt.U,.an ",
said sewer in said SEWER IfsIElcT
/ NO. l7s. and.
/ WHEREAS, all legal reduir,fuea.s r.y.
! been compiled with to authorIs. '#r law
B ut the assessments against safd lul4 ana
! parcels uf land 30 liable for tho cost az
/ construction Of said sewer tn said St.tgp
| DISTRICT NO. l7S. in the au1unfs hove.
matter specified In Section / Of this Ord.
nance.
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE 1T ORDAINED
by THE BOARD OF CONNI,-IDS
FRS OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
| HOMA:
SECTION /: That there shall BE-. and
| there IN hereby apportioncd to and levied
upon and assessed against tho several
lots and parcels OF land in said SEWER
! DISTRICT NO. l7S in the city OF Tulsa
! Oklahoma. so benefited by tho construC.
tion Of said sewer. the amounts IL, zee.
lively as follows. to-wit:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Oil Up in Kentucky;
Refiners Lead the Way

Somerset oil was advanced Ncs''r-
day from % cents to Sl,lO ana SOM
orsot light from 500 to Si.2b. This
is directly the result of the acticity
~ the independent reflncrs, who
have been taking the bulk OF tho OIL
and have been so close to n good
market ms to leave them IA wide mar
gin of profit.
In this case, w. ~. fTassett, we'll
lrnyn ns one of the best rcflncrs
In the business. has led the way ana
has taken 5000 barrels daily from
oil producers In that field. More
power to him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

uuumcly doan vul bc mournod for
yttrs 90 come.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
CowIcy County. Kansas. Test.
.SkeHy Oil Gets TwO
in Payne County

Tho Skcuy oil chmpany found tho
sand between a.2l6 feet and 3,266
feet and shot with 10 quarts on its
No. 2 Hall; located /. The cosu.t o.
The northwest OF the northwest OF
32.1S-5. Since the shot the well If
making 100 barrels OF oil
TIA No. Hall. @in the southeast
corner of the northeast OF the north =
west OF the northwest Ia also good
for 2AO bdrrels natural. The sand
was found on this well between
.2,l4s feet and 3,i69 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
LEGAL

.Pubi.hed in the Tulsa pauy w.-'d
"a. 2s, 20, 80. ~, September / 2. 3 T.
s, G. I, s. ., 10. II, ~. IS. II auI IT,
1921. world Publishing COMPANY r4u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

tcmlcr /. Mr Miller says 81 be-
love some time ln tho near future
OIL VIII Eot back 90 s. barrel winch
viii give us chance 20 make a litlc
money white the other people are
making a lot Of money
Dick Mason. who has been spend
ing the eumUer In California, wires
that he viii be- nt home In Tulsa hs
Sunday or Monday. Mr Mason re
coivcd the news OF the death II j..
-. carter. his partner while "u
route from Los Angeles 10 Denver
and wired condolences TO Mrs. Car
ter and the relatives at g. Louis
WEDNESDAY
RS Fuller, who was the younEcst
major holding a commission In the
United states army during tho war,
and who IL associated with IA"
white oil corporation. is visiting the
home folks IN Detroit and is gcttiuF
acquainted with his newly born
daurhtc" which has been named
Sara Jeanette Fuller, who arrived
July 22 Nj Fuller Is certainly to
De congratulated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

Man with four years ,pa,,,,,. se%,us'on' o,,
experience and SIX years, years efS's f,ciG GN GN.
perience In Mid-Coh,'"rmt, nmt,,hln l com.
hres small salary and interest
ceru ,eronces furnished. Address
nes' csre of World.--Advt. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

Frank Il. Duncan,
CITY Attorney,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
OIL AND GAS
,....s---suppiies--r Etc

FOR sALE--six cars assorted
-, casing at so per cent below
s'%e i've, For quick action, address J.
a. Rox 1922. Tulsa okl@'-AoN|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Wifh the Oil Men

". u. Trlmblo, general agent or
MHuuufi Iutitlc railroad, New WOfli
building. announce the rate Of 2t.j
r'nts on crude olL from Eldorado,
ArkHnals. and Gorup 20, points to
TulsI and Intermediate points on
Midland valley, 80 oklahoma CIty,
Guthrie and Intermediate points on
Fort Smith n Western. and OSla-
lOm1 CITY and iutouno date points
on NJ IS 4 r. also to points In
Kansas located on Mlssouri Pacific.
taking Group rates In w. y. j..
Taun 90 G., and VI k & T. rcfin-
cry pOiuts IN Kansas. will become
,ffo,tiF" wiih August -. Rate uf
20 cents on crude OF from same
points 20 Kansas city and Sugar
Crr"k win become effective on
same date.
Grprgo rarkcr b. hnck from his
tIu around the lakes and found u
very cool about Lake superior lie
taya hc Is glad 10 got back. but Tho
hang, from that climate To this is
rather hard on his "oarhur'tor."
Arthur IJppa and J T.. LcBosquct
have opened offices Bro the Drew
huIliitr and have mad" plnns Tor
tho dfIlIiug Of 20 wells as soon ~
''IIiIi.I'" W. ''''' '''' N'' -
~ uu JuFbii"7 w'h h'unh' AZ tn'
proHcnt ilWo only two w"lls are nrlil-
iuE tohtidcrahI' c"pIihI VIII De-
nvnil'bi" for their opc"il'hs ms
n"rth"ru nnd eastern c'plla''H'7 nave
l'r"iu' lnl'''H''d WIN lh,W ior IN"
purp"' "I n'H"i' lhE J.. .''u' l'1n w
I pHi nh"' or u'N'''pu' VI. l"Pp"
ehFh thh' u ~ nor 'n'u 'h''"'lo'k ~
operate outside ut oklahoma ana
I l. a
10" nun up hI"nE the U'"Ht '"'''' W.
! tive ines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-16
CHAVEZ To MEET
GONZALEZ IN A
u ROUND BOUT
Return Bout Between the
Two Boxers to Be Staged
at Armory Nov. 28; Pa
diIIa is Planning Card.

Benny Chavez and Sailor Coma
lez are booked to box the first III
teen-round bout seen in Alpu-
oueruue for some time at the arm
orv. November 2S. Gonzalez got a
decision from Benny here on Octo-
Der II after twelve rounds of snap
Ply boxing. o
weeks at Jemez Springs taking
light workouts and has returned 10
the city in what he claims to be the
pink of condition.
"I've been taking the best OF
care of myself" Benny stated yes
terday, land I feel better than !
have for several years. On the
night of the bout with Gonzalez l
will be in condition sto show tans
the best scrap l ever put up Ior
them" ~
AS the semi finish bout, Dan Pa
dilla, who is promoting the caro-
will match Kid Anaya for ten
rounds against one of several out
of-town boxers who are being con-
sldered as likely to put up good
fight against Anaya. 80,
"a contract will be signed with
in a day or two" Dan Padllla
stated, II have line on several
good boys to box with Anaya ana
want to pick the one who VIII
match up best with him.
Escorted ladies will not be
charged admission, neither VIII
they be required to pay war tax
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-16
HAGERMAN.

The L. C. club met on TuesdaT
afternoon at the homo of MIS-
Sanders. In the absence Of the
president, Mrs. DeWeese, the vice
president, Mrs. How, presided al
short business session, then the
meeting was turned over to Miss
Catherine Taylor, county nurse.
who gave a most instructive talk
to the members on the subject Of
the most nourishing and health
full foods, emphasizing the diet for
school children especially. At the
close Of the afternoon delicious
pink and white luncheon of two
kinds of cake, fruit and nut jello
with whipped cream was served
Among those present were Mes
danes Bradley, w. G, Bartlett, Ray
Bartlett, Bauslin, Burck, Howe,
Hanson, Menaud, Ogle, Misses
Catherine Taylor and Esther
James, and the hostess, Mrs. San
ders.
The Woman's Missionary society
met on Wednesday afternoon at
the church. The regular business
meeting was held and the first
four chapters of the book. 1.-THE
Meaning Of Prayer" were reviewed
by Mesdames Curry and Burck,
the fifth chapter was then most
interestingly discussed by Mrs.
Paddock. At the close of the
meeting a delicious luncheon Of
sandwiches, pickles. salad cake and
week for Roswell. They have sold
who was hostess for the day.
Among those present were Mes
danes Bailey, Bauslin, Burck,
Cowan, Curry, Camp, Gehman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-16
PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE

Floto, Haines, Hanna, Holloway
r. McKinstry, Meader, Phillips
Paddock, Rice, Rowell, Shaw, Van
Arsdol Walton, w. P. West, Will
son, and Miss Esther James.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
met on wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. r. II. Mans
field. A very enjoyable time was
had with about twelve members
present.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid held a
called meeting Tuesday at the
church and an interesting meeting
was enjoyed by those who attend
ed.
The public school children en-
joyed vacation Friday, Armistice
day. ..
A number of people went over
to Hope to attend the Armistice
celebration. Among those who
went were Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. McKinstry
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, DR.. and
Mrs. Rowell and children, Mrs.
Num- and son, Miss Wagner,
Misses Bernice Roxy, Bessie WAL
tiers, Lester Walters, Mr.. and Mrs
Michelet and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mount and chill
dren, Molane and Novalee, left last
week for Roswell. They have sold
their business interests here and
will locate elsewhere.
Mrs. Shaw and daughter, Ma
bel, have Joined Mr.. Shaw and son
who have been here for some
time. The Shaw family is from
West Virginia and have decided
to locate in the valley on account
of the climate. Mr.. Shaw has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-16
MISS PANSY HICKS
WINS FIRST PLACE
WITH EXCLAMATION

Pansy Hicks will represent Albu-
.querque high school in the state de-
clamatory contest to be held here
on Wednesday of next week, having
won first place in the contest held
Monday night at the high school.
The subject of her defamation was
"a High School Romance"
Second place in the contest was
won by Miss Edna Upper, with an
address, when Love and Beauty
Meet" Miss Doyie Mae johnson
won third place with "A Perfect
Tribute" The other contestants
we're Thelma Noe, Edna Curtis,
Gladys Doris, Florence Blair,
Louise Dozier and Nathalie Furs-
tenfeld.
Maxwell Merritt will represent
the high school in the state ora
torical cor st. having won first
place in tn oCal contest a week
ago. Each high school is entitled
to one representative in the declam-
atory and one in oratorical contest.
Miss Peete, the new musical Ill
rector at the high school, gave two
vocal selections in connection with
the program. The judges of the
contest were Rabbi Bergman, Mrs
r. S. lockwood, and Mr.. and Mrs
C. r. French.