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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

changes in the ceremonial arrange
ments since they were first drawn sew
eral weeks ago but the final stage
obtaining the kings conclusive assent
has now been reached.
In addition to the elaborate civil and
tchurch preparations another by no
means simple matter is the purely le-
gal aspect of the arrangements such
as fixing the pre-nuptial settlements
as between bride and bridegroom. Al,
ancient tradition in the English royai
family insists that a royal bride must
not sign her name on her wedding gay
before she does so as part OF tne
wedding ceremony. While Princess
Mary must devote some OF her atten-
| ton to these matters most or ner 'ii.e
during the last few weeks has been di,
yided between court dressmakers aug
west end shops where she completed
her trosseau and receptions 10 inuNlu
uals and DELEGATIONS from all parts OF
l.the United Kingdom bringing R1its 10
lher. For the past ten days she mas
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
MUCH RED TAPE SURROUNDS
MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS MARY

seeing that there is no conflict with ecs
clesiastical precepts must bo sought.
To the uninitiated it might appear
that the matter of obtaining the In
dorsement of church dignitaries for
such carefully drawn plans would
merely be perfunctory but church au-
thorlty in this country on such occa-
sions is well defined and absolute and
its prerosatives are zealously guarded.
This may be appreciated when II Is
stated that even the form of head dress
to be worn by the bridesmaids must
have clerical sanction.
In this process there have been many
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
PERSONALS

County Agriculturist w. H. Sawhill
and Mrs. Sawhill have both been quite
III for the past week. The head of
the house was able yesterday to get
to his office in the court house, but
Mrs. Sawhill is still quite sick.
Little Miss Margaret Rinker who has
been i'll at her home is improving.
Miss Harriettc f. Burnso ( 7i2 South
Union Ave. who has been operated OH
for appendicitis at St Mary's hospital
is now at her country home and nicely
convalescinE.
Betty Belcher, the two-ycar-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark r.
Belcher. is seriously Ill at Minnequa
hospital.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
CITY BRIEFS

COMMERCIAL Fertilizer loe
Lawns and Gardens Is the o'''
Pierce Seed Co.
THE RIVERSIDE school pupils WIN
present a patriotic matinee. hei'
Betsy Ross Made old Glory, at the
Centennial auditorium, Tuesday aIteE-
noon at 3:4o O'Clock
IF YOU want a piece or nanu-part.
ed china, give your order TO Mrs. Esa
Lowe Harries. 11ei Lake avenue, y.
visit her studio and make selectl2h
from her stock. She does beautltui
naturalistic. conventional and cut Eoid
work and her prices are very reason
able. Phone 2s14-J.
H A. SMITH. Uphois,erins. CARPET
clearing. mattress renoVatinS. e'S
Phone 9il-w. s21 E. 9Th
DIES ON COAST-Word has been
received here of the death OF Mrs,
Theodore A. Sloane on Feb. 1S in san
Jose. Cal. Mrs. Sloane was formerly
of this city.
PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERS,
s25 Court Phone So Work guaranteed.
NOTICE
on account of the serious illness
OF Rev. Edward Barry, the social 10 oe
given Tuesday evening. Feb. 2lst by
the young ladies sodality of st. Pat,
rIck's church. will be postponed untii
further notice.
RECOVER TABLES-Thc bilisro
tables at the City Y. NJ. c. A. arc pe-
ing placed in good condition Tor play
Ing with the recovering of the taoles
with now cloth, pockets and other
parts.
ELLINGTON'S
In addition to our regular service
VIC will serve a Special washington
Birthday Dinner. both at noon and IN
the evening. on "Wednesday, February
22. 75c per plate. Phone Tor reser-
yations. Patriotic Music Program.
Is EXSERVIcE MAN-Among the Il
employees of the Pueblo postofftce, VINO
arc ex-sorvice men, is Daniel L. Grant
who served over seas during the worla
war. The service flag, with the Il
stars. is on exhibit in the front part
OF the postoffice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

their offerings. They have range,
from representatives of the diplomat,
corps, bringing splendid silver rose
water dish to juvenile but loyal ad
mirer who bashfully offered the priu
cess pogo or jumping stock-a chin
drcns plaything OF South Africa
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to ertcnd our sincere thanks
and appreciation TO our friends and rel
atives for tho kindness and beautiful
floral offerings shown us in our sad
bereavement in the loss Of our dear lit
tile son and nephew. Francis BOYD.
MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL c. BOYD
MIR. AND MRS. j. w. LEE,
Rocky Ford.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
FUNERAL NOTICES

Tho funeral of Samuel Hervey Yer
non was held Monday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. at the residence 3o6 East or
man Ave. Rev. +. I. Krucger con-
Quoted the services. The selections
sung We're Nearer. My God To Thee
In the Garden and "Blcxt Be tho
Tic That Binds" by "a quartettc COM
posed OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Johnson. Mrs. P.
X Brown. Mr.. f. A. Carter and Mr..
l. j Ellsworth, accompanied by Mrs.
+. L. Kruger. Tho pali-bearers were
sons and brothers OF tho deceased.
Harry. Benson, II. W. and ]. II. Yer
non. Chas. G. and ]. ]. Smith.
Interment WAS In tho family plot in
Mountain View in charge of Wilton
Mahar.
Tho body OF Giacoma Richeldi was
forwarded Monday afternoon by T. G.
Mccarthy 4 Co. to Walsenburg FOR
burial, accompanied by relatives.
The funeral OF Dcmetries kourelis
took place Monday Afternoon at 1880
o'clock from the United Davis-Nories
Chapel at . o'clock from st. John
Greek church. Intermcnt was In Rose
lawn.
The funeral of Michael Madigau has
been postponed. Later ARRANGEMENTS
will be announced by the Mccarthy
Brown Undertaking company.
Th. funeral OF Frank s. Raincy.
prominent. business man. will be held
this afternoon at . o'clock from tho
McMirn funeral home. Rev. w. F. Bell
will conduct the services. Intcrmcnt
will be in the family lot in Roselawn
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

received many such visitors some OF
them in the throne room at Bucking-
ham palace. &
Viscount Lascelles has been with her
on some OF these occasions. The social
standing and the places from which
these callers came are as varied as
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
l7O S. Santa Fe. Phones 5ls.k17.
ITO S. Santa Fe.

THE WOMEN's ASSOCIATION of
the Park Avenue Presbyterian church
Will serve a supper in the church par
lors Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
After the supper a good Washington
Birthday program will be given.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
RESIDENCE ashpits cleaned, S1.00;
PUEBLO SANITARY CO, phone 1o3.

ALLEGED FORGERY-Forger and
uttering a forged instrument are the
charges preferred. against J. e. Nc
Cole and a. c. Turner by a direct in
formation filed in the district court
yesterday by the district attorney. The
check was drawn on the Western Ma
tional bank for tho sum of s., the
name OF Ford Mahar being placed
thereon; to defraud r. B. Grenard, is
the charge
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
Marriage licenses,
Births and ] eat hs
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James l.. Hosficld and Eunice Il.
Ivey, Pueblo.
William Mather. Denver. and Mrs.
Martha kouns. Pueblo.
George II. Kleinholz and Lorraine
V. Fawcett. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
$500 REWARD

II The person who took the Insurance
policies and other papers from the
John Gorsich Mere. Co, at 1900 $.
Santa Fe will return-any arrange
ments will be suitable to me for the
return and paying of reward.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

MISS IRENE HARRIS, manicurist
with Liberty Barbers. 225 n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

The funeral of Joseph Longo was
held yesterday afternoon at 1:S0 from
the McMinn funeral home and at ESQ
from Mt. Carmel church, Rev. Father
Zacardi conducted the services. The
floral offerings We're many and eN-
tremely beautiful and the funeral corr
tege was one of the largest seen in
Pueblo for a number of years headed
by band. The members of Fidettr
Italiana and the Farmers Lodge OF
the st. Charles Mesa attended the Scr
vices in "A body and escorted the re-
mains to the cemetery. The flower
bearers were Fclicc Dc Palma. Frank
Marone, Rosario Ditamso. Giuseppe
Dqlelcse. Carmine Diodio, Lararo CIV
arelli. Freddo Dorrizzio. Ralph Scaplio
and Ralph Nardini. Tho pail bearers
were Joseph Clement, Thomas Glenn
enti. Emilio Ditamaso. Jcnnaio Marone
Thomas Frabriz!o and Angelo Dauria.
Burial was in tho family lot in Rose
lawn
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

ing between 16 and 81 years of age.
Plans are being made to start a chap
ter of the De Molay in Pueblo in the
near future.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
FOR RENT-CHOICE CORNER
STORE ON SOUTH UNION.
STATE WHAT KIND OF BUSl.
NESS. 49-P, CHIEFTAlN.
Au.Steel safes md CabinetA Th>
Best. O'Bricn Printing 90.

STRAIT CLASSES-Mrs. j. F. keat
Ing will start a current event class at
7:s0 tonight in the rooms OF the Busi-
ness and Professional Womens clun
at Central block. The course IN open
only to members and their guests y
small fec will be charged
YEoMAN-Card Party and Dance
Mt w o. w. hall. 4th st. Tues. Eve.
Feb. 81. Special orchestra and Hand
Painted Prizes. Admission 2oc tor
everyone.
Eyes Scientifically Examined
CARY OPTICAL SERVICE
Repair Work Speciality
EOS W. 4th st. fhohe ioVe'
WILL CLOSE OFF1CE-The city or
1co of the American Railway Express
company will observe wednesday,
February %. as holiday and there VIII
he no wagon service on that day The
depot office will be open only for the
purpose of handling express matter 10
and from trains.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

where r. ?. o. Z. No. 80 will conduc
the Elks burial service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
PRINTING SERVICE FRANKLIN PREs'
Kicin's watch repairing. ZIG n Main

Kiein's watch repairing. ZIG n. Main
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
TONIGUT-Thls evening at o'clock
a. tho church cdifice. corner OF Twelfth
and Main, Ezra w. Palmer, 9. $. b.,
will deliver y lecture on Christian
Science entitled Christian Science the
Science of Understanding" The puolc
is cordially invited to attend and hear
this lecture.
FOR sALE-A bargain In Victor.
Edison. Diamond Disc. Columbia ana
psthe records. Vocal and Instrumental;
Large and small size in Victor and
Path. records. All in excellent condj-
ton. Some new. All sold at halI pr,ee ,o.
Also slightly used record alpuins ior
iarr. and small records at half price.
Call 1o4 IL Interested.
ARE, IN1T1ATED-James w. Gsudie
and Rex A. Ruppel. two Pueblo po!F,
we're Initiated into the De Molay Oh
Colorado springs. saturday at the Ant
iers hotel Tho De Molay is the junior
branch Of the Masons, the members be-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

The body of Frank Fischer, well
known implement dealer OF Julesburg
Colo, was sent to JulesburG. Colo. yes
terday from the McMinn funeral hom'
accompanied by the relatives.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21


An kinds Of hats cleaned and blocked,
clothing cleaned, pressed and repaired.
7. 1oss w. Pueblo Hatters. 100 w. End.
AID CLUB NEET-R. G. Reeves VIII
direct proceedings at the regular meet
ing o, the Pueblo Ad club Tucsday
night at the city i. NJ. c. \. He WIZ
have charge OF the fourth Of series
OF lessons In ad writing. Tho meeting
will start with luncheon ut e'lo
o'clock. and will include business
session.
THE EAST SIDE W. c. T. L. VIII
hold social at the home OF Mrs. Juiia
Trnson. 1921 East Eighth street. wed.
no,day afternoon at $50 O'Clock. All
friends invited.
ARE MARRIED - Jimmie Hosilcld
and Eunice Tvey were married by rev.
George L. Lowe. of the East Side Bap.
Tia. church. sunday afternoon at 5ioo
o'clock in the rectory. After tho cere-
mony the young couple left for Topeka
ON their honeymoon. They Will be sonc
about a week before taking up thcir
residence IN East Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

BETTER AUTO TOPS for less
money. smalley and Howat, ith and
Court. over Garret Motor Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

The funeral of Michael Madigan ha
been postponed. Later Arrangement
will be announced by the Mccarth
Brown Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21
GET YOUR SEATS FOR
e0D0WSKY
THIS MORNING
AT MUSIC SHOP

REDUCED RATES-Ticke's from
p,,.hio IN New Orleans can be OBJ
tanned n. a special reduced rate et-
fec.ivc until February IS. for ss'.os. be-
cause OF the annual celebration OF the
Mardi Gras, according TO Information
received by the Consolidated ticket Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

DIES ON COAST-Word has peen
received here of the death OF Mrs.
Theodore A. Sloane on FEB. u IN oe.'
lose. Cal. Mrs. sloane was formerly
of this city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

COMMERCIAL Fertilizer lor
Lawns and Gardens Is the oeS"
Pierce Seed CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

THE RIVERSIDE school pupils WIN
present patriotic matinee ns''
Betsy Ross Made old GLORY, at nv
Centennial auditorium, Tuesday after
noon at 3:45 O'Clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

II. A. SMITH. Uphoistering, carpet
cleaning, mattress renoVatins' e-"
Phone 94l-w. 32l f. 9Th
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-21

PRICE CLEANERS AND DfERS
s25 Court Phone So Work guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
LEG|0NA|RRE
SCORES BUREAU METHOD
Gordon Of Oklahoma City, Says
Oklahoma Hospital Beds Un-
occupied, Men Sent Out
Of State

| Muskogee July 24.--charges thal
hundreds Of disabled ex-service mer
cf Oklahoma are being raiIroaded by
the federal veterans bureau to dist.
ant hospitals in Texas when beds
are available in nearby Oklahoma tn-
s.itutions were made to the Okla
homa soldiers relief commission here
today by Frank Gordon OF Oklahona
City, an influential American Legion
committeeman.
Gordon presented for the informa !
tion OF the commission data he has
gathered in the last few weeks,
showing that while from It's to 200
disabled veterans are being exam
ined at Oklahoma City every week.
only fifty Of them are now occupying
beds In the state. The Others all.
ready assigned have been sent to
hospitals at Fort Sam Houston. san
Antonio. FL Paso and other points In
south Texas. according to Gordon's
information.
Going After kye
Correspondence with Captain Kyle.
manager OF the fourteenth veterans
bureau district, headquarters at Dali
las, was cited by Gordon to show that
the removal of Oklahoma men TO
distant Texas points is being car
ried on Systematically on. the pretAxt
that the patients being so sent are
cases.
The American Legion CT Oklahoma
Is going to get after Kyle and force
a showdown on whether Oklahoma
ren have to be sent away from their |
friends and relatives when facilities
'or their cafe are available in Okla
ioma," Mr.. Gordon asserted.
Gordon said that at no time since
he leasing OF loo beds at the Unf-
'ersaty hospital at Oklahoma City
.wo months ago had the number OF
auents there exceeded so. When
icrdon bsean his investigation. there
vere just 25 patients for the 100 beds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

"a in scrsie and Of this ss.mtsrr.
MT more han one-third are iuber-
cnlxr pst.ents. He sites this proper
fen As tisfroving the claim of the
veterans hs: can that on'y tuber,u:as
patients are being sent to Texas
Even II this were true. there are 50
vacant beds At Oklahoxna City wait
ing 10 receive the aching bodisa Of
Amssicss finest wac gave thsir
strength in he rreat war FOR 1a.
nsaty and freedoa.
The state execu.I e committee cs
the Legion and all osher informed
nen in the organization are in .a.s
MT with both les ucrdnr said
before presenting his information 10
the commission. I'VE want man IN
charge Of the fourteenth dIssricf.
which includes Texas. Oklahoma ana
Arkansas. who win keep Oklahoma
boys At home when available facin-
ties permit"
Gordon goes so far Is to say Il Is
entirely possible the veterans bureau
Clique can play horse" with the
Muskogee hospitai even after /, il
ready to receive patients. sending
cklahoma men to Texas and thereby
increasing the appropriated allow
ances of the southern hospitals 10
he detriment OF the Muskogee In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

IN the Oklahoma City institutio
The director had his full staff d
physicians. nurses and internss ready
for the quota Of patients. Finally
Post s.. American Legian. authorized
Gordon to take some action. and he
wrote 10 Captain Kyle Of Dallas for
an explanation.
Win Affect Mus<opee
, The reply OF the veterans burean
district manager was NOS satisfactory
Gordon declared. Examinations OF
disabled men are made at Oklahoma
City and the men then return to their
homes to await transportation to
hospital. The Oklahoma City office
claims to have no record Of the cases
ether than the examinations, and SO
L Is possible for the men to be sent
70 Texas points while the staff OF the
Oklahoma City institution hasn /
enough cases In the wards to keep
busy.
This same condition will apply 10
the hospital in Muskogee il tho CLIQUE
Of Texas at the helm in Washington
and Dallas is not made to give the
Oklahoma boys square shake. Cor
dcn declares. At the tine the Mu,
kogee hospital was leased by the
severnment the Times -Dcmocrn
printed an exclusive story 10 the ar
feet that there was concerted oppo-
sition to the leasing Of the Muskogee
hospital on the ground that the
Texas hospitals. built under d previ-
Gus administration. were good en-
ough for Oklahomans.'
The existence Of this CLIQUE. sup.
posed to have had the support 4,
That OF disgruntled Oklahoma City
boosters, was denied from several |
sources. but Mr.. Gordon's investiga. |
ron shows that the condition actually |!
-AistS now
At Disadvantage
Oklahoma boys sent to the Texa,
hospitals are 90 hours away from
heir friends and relatives. They are
housed in locations where oppressive
ieat in summer Is the rule and &c:
ne exception. Many of their families
IRE without the necessary means to
Undertake the long Journey to south
Texas to visit them. aad thy, AZ
n a E'st aiien hands in s,rang, |
Cnntry
Gordon estimates there are several
hnasand Ok ahoma boys eni ,svc.inS
Q obtain .a.ief from iniurie. reresy- !
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rSs9 - = 80 - ~ - ~ uHaAs
4 sossi. q 4 .. q vi provs 81 . You yoa
what 10 happening In your blood. S.S.S.
y scientific blood cleAnser. III drives
out the impurities which cause scxsma,
letter. rash. pimpleA botla. blaekheads,
bitches and other skin eruptiona.
Whou these impurities axo driven OUT
you can't stop several voy nice things
from happening Your lips turn nat
complexion clears Il becomes bean-
Uul Tour faos looks like that oe :
Drosperou4 rudy. welI-fed, refino6
gentleman. or u you ars Z woman,
your complexion becomes the real Kind
that the whole world % admires. S.S.a
" also . powerful BODY builder. b.
cause Il builds new and more blood
calls. That's why e fiils out sunken
cheeka, bony necln. thin nmba hslp0
regain lost flash. II costs httls @
haye this happen to yoa. q 3 8. q
sold ~ Al drug stores n two e1.oA
TAs larger sise b ths mess sesae1iaol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF LOGAN a

STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF LOGAN, IS.
We the undersigned duly elected qualified and acting
cfcers OF the City Of Guthrie and State aforesaid do
hereby certify that the items and enumerated in the
foregoing statement of reasonably
n M proper coninct Of the said municipality and that said
estimates were prepared and made meeting held On the first
Monday in july 1922 the being day July 1922
GEO A. POLLARD Mayor
GEO. Il ANDERSON CITY Clerk
u, a. A. BEYER Acting Treasurer
osci'oeu ana sworn to before this 2l day July 1922
!, FRED w. GREEN Notary public
Ny Commission expires September 5th 1929
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

Ffs FFa7FF - ID UtIY &4JfnGN2E.
Ixed Esmats FOR Ouen Expenses for The Fiscal Year
Beginning July IT 1914 and Ending 1uns S0th 1873
At meeting Of the City Comniniones of Gphrie County OF
M provisions 81 Section Chapter @ Laws Of 1917
the following itemized estimate for
municipality for tine fiscal year beginning Jny 1s 1922
ending June 30h 1928 adopted and aproved
published in the Guthrie Daily Leader newsaper published
Of general circulation in said City, towit: E
. GENERAL FUND.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

M Statement Of Fiscal Condition Of the City Of Guthrie County
of Logan State Oklahoma for the Fiscal Year. beginning July
1921 and Ending June 80 1922 and Estimated Needs for
Current Expenses for Fiscal Year Beginning July 1922 and
Ending June 30 1923.
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES MADE FROM APPROPRIA-
TIONS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80 1922
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF LOGAN IS
we the undersigned, duly elected qualified and acting
OF the City Of Guthrie do hereby certify that at
meeng OF the Commissioners of said held ON the first
Monday " July 1922 to the provisions Of Section II
Gnapl 20 Laws OF 1917 the within foregoing statement
d statement shows true and condition Of the Affairs
ners9I 81, Ior tne fiscal year ending June 3Oth 1922
Desed q dnthre Oklahoma thh 2lsf dyaof J6iy 1872
sF GEO A. P0EIARD MiFos
.sEsSx 81 GE0. L. ANDERSON City Clerk
a. A. BEYER, Acting Treasurer
snosenped and sworn to bsore th 2 day Of July 922
=. ..ss FRED m dREEf, Notary Public ic.~
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-19
DRIVES SHERIFF FROM ROAD;; NOW
 REGRETS ACTION
Joe Hood Wins Lively Chase and Stops Frisky Driver
 With Persuasive Colts

Marcelino Caskanelo, a Spaniard, was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Joe Hood on charge of reckless driv- ing on the Douglas road in the vicin- ity of the Forrest Ranch. He was lodged in the branch county jail here and yesterday was released on a $50 bond pending hearing.
 Caskanelo. with three companions according to the reports, had been driving up and down the Douglas road, forcing cars they passed off the road by the reckless manner in which their car was being driven heriff Hood, with his wife and son, were returning from Douglas. They received the same treatment.
 Sheriff Hood became a little peeved at this sort of treatment and, turn ing his car around. started in pur-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-19
CHANGES MADE
 IN [. ?. & 5. W.
 TRAFFIC DEPT.
Garnett King Appointed As sistant Traffic Manager, With
 Offices in California

Official announcement has been made by T. M. Schumacher, president Fl Paso and Southwestern system, New York, of the election at a meet ing of the board of directors of Flu gene Fox of Fl Paso to the position of second vice president of that com pany. Coincident with this announce ment the following changes in the personnel of traffic department off cials of the Fl Paso & Southwestern are effected through appointments made by MT. Fox:
 w. c. Barnes, freight traffic mana ger, will become traffic manager, con- tinuing his headquarters at Fl Paso; Garnett King, general passenger agent is promoted to the office of assistant traffic manager, and will be transfer red to San Francisco in charge of Pa cific coast traffic; w. s. Dawson, as- sistant general freight agent, will be- come general freight agent with Fl Paso as his headquarters; John D.. Mason, chief clerk in the general pas senger department will succeed Mir King as general passenger agent at Fl Paso; H. D. McGregor, division pas senger agent at Fl Paso. is promoted to the position of assistant general passenger agent. All of these changes will become effective January 1.