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Busl·n-e' ss Men's . . SCHOOL NEWS ·. Keep 'Em Flying u. s. Naval·'Air Station c-~~iona Ownen of Motor _ .. Corpua Christi, Texaa VJhici•• Concerning Pay-•

club M I · h - menta of "Uae" Tax _ - - - , We<l.tu!_StlB.Y. the teachi>rs took ark S oan came In among t e Corpus Christl; Texas, Jan.l6.·· • . : a v11te un th" question of. having clouds &nda.y from ·Las Cruces Nintet>n cadets from six N e w . . •

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The meeting a~ the S P. Hotel th!( County Tt'acbera' Barique't or In a blood-red plane and oe we Mexico schools represent their Colle~tor ~f Internal Revenue, Wednesday evemng was w e 11 uafng the money to p,urchaee a watched him soar in·~ also no- state at the Navy's _ S. P. V1dal, ~~ed a ... ~~!te~~nt-..:tro·=-----'"1

d,---1Jl'helrv•oted100Ji·ti(:ed-:--t~tat-·-'hE!-1l[}Odle--•omMtf'--tltre- . n . ty-orthe· . at Corpus II of mterest to • 1

cretory Dorsett found 15 mem· pereent t·1 buy thto bo•·d. niceqt Jam: ings we have seen on Christi, Texas. ~In all there are ptore t~an 1~5,000. owne.rs ot mo• ' j "· bers and two visitors. namely . 1

• the local aJrtJOrt. Marl! now has alumni from 551 schools in 45 to_r veb1clea an New Mexico. M_r

• ' Christ, who was thl' guest of ectlon or Miss. Vena. 11u se rlow the piloting lmmensely. Charles ' ' of 1941

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Edw~Vde Jnd Billy Lee io~. who' wa11 t!:Je a~ueat' of A. L Wt~nt to· Alamogordo Tuesda.) for v.:ere tlu•re to meet him. tmd toob the largest group,_ sevell, while effective February 1,, l94~~ It '•P n• , Burke. Under tmspe,nalon or the dental work. . htm on a tour over towu. We New Mexico A and M fs a close was explained that tharte,rm mo-

.. . _ · ·()Wer I:J'I~e rules, Mr. Fulmer was ~Jected ~o Mrs J 11 n e -Turneir prenenled now have 7 bflya in the olr second with six 'Other N e w tor vehicle" meana aU motor ve· Or ~"n wbo welcome thrills and membership in the Club . our high school library 31 books, vice: Muurlce ~em•llf, 'l:rumnn Me,xico inatiLutlone · with iops biclea of the kind chiefly used for lau~h ·at d~nger. rleltlnR thil~ Mr. Brewster of . the. Tire Ra· eera.il ot which were onca a Spencer,_ S n t Chavez, Gbarle) ·here arc New M{\xico .Military blgbway tranaportatlon, incltJ,~ioa­

,..,.t'.P tor act•ob and adventure ,. tlonlng Hoard elFplainea the fea· p·art of Gov ;McDonald's Library, Snow, Mnrl1 Sloan, 'l'h~n. Hohbll' lnllt., New Mexico Highlands Un· automobiles, trucki and ~o~~re~; _ ~l1o ~ob < h .. eter •md~!'->r~~eetrs. tureauf the _ratlo~lng luw a n. d 1'~~-.!!!Y~~gtt" .,_~d I.l!cwtl uprea1 lind-. UtJ~~.v St!'IIY!H~ uvemeW!.ln , New M-exico State cles, and tb11t the term 1158

~a..Ttnr'Gay Ifm~rhtfes- _ red many questiona tn sincere thanks to Mrs. Turner the n A 1•'. · era and New Mexico School of means uso on public hiahwaya. Sanday-Mondar•'l'uesday connection with lt. for that v~le addition. o- M/noa. • Collector Vldafatatcd that- in·

llobtrt 'Paylor, .Brian Donlevy, ,, Miss Lou Collins ~~ng a solo, The public ~ invited to ~bn- Glencob Woman'• Vlub T.his Jnrgeat navl)l ail' atatlon in ternal revenue abmpa bavo been I•Q lJtU'I•er, Mary Bo1Vtrd In- God Bless America. accompan- tloue the use of our. library. It the world is the only one offering provld~d to evidence the paymtni

''B.JI Th K•d''. led by ~r. Brew'st~r . l~t open from 8:80 a. m. to 4 p.m. H e I d ita regular monthly complete course in flying, prim· of thiJ tax and tbe atamps art ' I . y e. I In VI~W of the coming ~lnn.er. eacb day. • lileotlng aHhc Club Huuoo. ary, intcrmediatt', and advanced, gumoaed OD the back so that thoy Bpecla~lar and rugged actiop to be given by tbe L"dles MIS· - . . Mrs. Franccw Halt>! Prt>eident, uoder one ainJ,:Ie -command, and may be affixed to the motor vebi·

itor1 o1 "Lincoln County in Ita elonary Society of tile M. E. Prof. Brewster Is whlpulng .hlo ~resldPd ov~·r tl·", huDJneos ffiL'(lt· fur thi!l reaa•m it ia tru'y B "Uni· clea. The flrtt. .atnmp to be pu~· moet eolorrul day• of 1879. Also Cbutch on Wedneedny evening, bar;td Into great ah~pe tor the mg. Revorta I f.CommiltN•o t-JCrt> venuty d lh•• Air ·• ch~taed by OWfl(lfB of ruutor vtbl· (;bMt 'l'reaaure and Paramount Jan. 21, tltfl Club ~oted to attend Lincoln County Educnttonal Ae- rend "."" upprovl'd . It talteo ocvL•n mon~ho for the clea will cover the' p ·rlod from Ne"' tb• dlonl'r which 1!1 !o be glveu soclatloo. Jan. ·28 SuhJ. ct ror ttll• ml't•tmg w n s New l\i<xico Judo to fininh flight Fubruary -1 to Juno ao. 1942, nnd

Wec!iaetda & Thunda .1~ the Community Center Build· 41Nutritlor. " Mre. Unh•t Monncll training o.nd J• m Lho group of will CO!t tho · purchoecra only 1 1 ing; on that date, all members 4-H CLUB M.EMBER WINS led tho rrogram: _ inuioncd officero now bein·g $2.09 each bceauao or the. fact

VARGAIN NITES, 10 and <20c wlU be duly no.tlfled. REGISTEltED HEIFER "'Solute to tllP l'loa turned out ut 300 11 month. Dur• that only a fractional part of the ~ . " utd Sparkt, Marjorie Weaver, Enchiladas and Chicken Pie Song- Gud Bleto A m"rira mg ttuo period llwy Jearn. basic fiGcal year is involved. However,

.,. At tho Scare Roebuck livestock d b •• I' 1. J 1''"0 T~ Nor~ Davia in- will be served, b. 0 1 d at Roswell Sntur. Paper preonre l' ... ra 'rnnu flymg and receive ,a "degree"from during tho month of unv, r;-u;, 'For Beauty''sSake' -G. H. Dorsett, d J 10 Ad M A hb f Titowortb, read by Mra .. Bert one (If the "llniveroity'o" opecial· owners of motor vehicles muat

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Ptlaaaten iz(ld fly inn "eollegco" which in· purebue a tampa valued at. $6 to Clarence 8. :(tellaod't famoue ----- dn~ 0

; n: :~~r e ~ r~ll 9 ~r· .Mre. McQuillen. l'ounty Nuroe, elude oqundtono of dive-~ombert, evidence the payment or t.be tax llof1 of love, murdt~r, excite- Ambrosio (;havez er her~ or ;1 e~ as rs tpr ze gave o very lntcreounu I all: llghlcro long Banlfe patrol bonta, for tho ontfro fiscal year begin· -llt, MJitery, fun - all lo 8 or IV~tbg :a : ~ e C~ ~ 8 r~ Mrmbera hrought recipPB and uod oco~t-obnervation acnplancs, oing July 1, 1942, and ondlng beauty abop·full of eutfea. A lao grelll w er • . u an OJ ucbnn~;ted thun Wtth. their ."wingo" on their June 30

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•·sarebrulh and Silwer" and 'Un- Last Saturday ruornlnll at the wh1cb wu w o n from the com· T h e &3t'ar SpanaiPd Btinnc r h t 'II '· li bl I .... d In tiona bavo '·""n d h M. I d t E' · ~ c entll, .t tty wa tnnc a po a ng pr '"" tnom a . ..,,", cle Joe, Come~a to Town , home of hla foster aug ter. rL DilDY aet. rear un er I!SIJ was ounst ot Uio. clone of thP d Lh 'Lh l lded to vidtnco the paiment.

--~~ Lnuie f g~~~~~~'·c-~. · h i ml!e1it!J:, 10 tilC!tnherO WCtO JJT{l• ~::t~~C~:rnor C:o C~n :~:~~:t tl&Dd :~~0 "UJO".tQ QD vtbfcltJ PUf• 1:80 P. m . Po- Five ewes and t ree R It" .. ~ , '1.9 uucu)tc "<'rtl present wnr flying. . c::ba.ed atid!neput Into ,Uii o•

~ ______ ;L-~~ ..........,.., ~ h _ ~- _ --· nee,t t()/ J.JncoJn ;qountp, P&tll.ed won b1 tb• 4-tU GJdb\u'ett)be~il 11 Uundn, Carrizozo nnd Glen· tho bt'gb-ua dwin"' months sub-,; ...-.w.wv UVWA&Woo- ~~~ awo1 a!ter a eh~rt illne1.11. Lincoln County lad' May tlDd eoe ' ~P~·-~ " • ., • l942.

Rajnbow Note• Mr. Chavez ·and fa'!lllf.came were -shown 'tn competition for Mrs. ()Pf!IIZ, UPd Cross t'hoir- PCA Ann~l Meetinar uquent to .February, •

"l'Wf!btt otDcert of the Ro11weJI bere from Capitan about prizes., Ot~or 0 1 u· b mnmbera man or Corriz·•~,, int~pL•ctrd thl' Srorhboldero of tho Ro:Jwcll <> Jib[noow Ataembly went to Car- years ago,. at whJcb place ho re· lrom Lt~~o C?uoty wbo ilDtcred aewtnll and llnltling on diaplay. Production Credit Amociation DISTRICT LAND OFFICE ri~Mo Saturday to pot on tb• sided tor many years, belng In their anunals ID the co~teat won Mra. Storm io tho Chnirmnn in will bold their annual meeting LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO fnitfator.r degree for th• Carrl- the emJlloy or th• Titsworth Co. U. S •. approved Babg Cbicka au tiiis diotrict and llno made quite January 21 at the Woman'o Club 1010 AMembly. Durlnli tho meet· Mr. Chavez wa!l 8 stood, honest, follows: a shoWin~ "( tbio work. building in Roowelf, T.H. Bonwell November 24• l!J.U 1q ftye srfrlt were initiated. A r. truatworthy c 1 t. 1 z 0 n and had John Hancock, Uorona, 2nd, There will be n Hox Suooer Jr., io oecretnry•treanurer. -~o~~ce !a berebf _ gi~fl'~ that on -·-1

ter•ardt, a aoelal hl'lur waa many friends who will miss hi~. 125 chick..!___ ____ ~- --- - --- ·- -- Square D a n c o Soturdny - Ore-'lcii'.Jff.iJzl.!.t vc;:u·&aio- u a DeetJmber 2, .f!l40, .R. F. Caley-wlU. JlH. Bla'b~1'. Mother Arlvis· B.~ ltta.ve• t<>. mourn hJs TO!ls,. -- Guthrie. A~r.~~';),,Btd niifbt, Jun. 11. ol th• B~·~nell clloperativc, nhort·term lending of Picacho, New Mexico, filed ap-tJr, aeUh• 111 boatul. Tea and two fnllte.r daughter£1. one fost~r 100 . · Rontili. lt;ver} one io cord1ally agenl.'y ror formern and

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·auotted IUldWicbea were served. eon and ~dl• r reJat.ivea, to all ot Gbn Cor"ona, 4tb, 76 invited to attend. ·~rrurn:--i-t~h~c~~~';;;/~~: Ulaa__2.!lil~~~~ ~~~~L DltW~..,_~ .U~--------'-------'-· -~----::-~~ whom sympa u tendered. fi,r~tnn, mem and Secretary BownweiJ to eeleet SE}(NW Ji 8«'. 17, T.

Tb were Robt. Freel&nd,Capltan,Gtb, 25 Rep&rti!r. "mm nearly lOO "e_r,cent. of t-hem 11 S., R.l8 1:., N.M~P.M., New . _. __ U)_ r __ der_of the Rainbow for F--. Salvator~ at tb• s·.· Dfta Wi""'- c...... I' :- "'tb <.11:: ......... .. NWII. • A• "' • " uatNU .,.,, L~UD,t , c.v- "hould "ttend the "'nnu"l meett'nn MQXico, in exchange for tbtt ~~ Gfrlj r. -·-0 organfntlon tbll' citi- Churcb-Tues.!Av - 1 ternoon nnd n· b d a k c 8th Ol:. • .... .. .. a r:!

t w>.r IU tc •r aocoe • orona, 'M~ Mounted Pattol Fotmed tbis "ear. ,· SW ~-~ S __ ee. 20, T_ • 6 S.,.R_. 24 D_ •• ,_ · sena 1 •

0 Y town ahould be interment made in the local ce- The eonte!lt iaeo arranlled. that " N '!Ill' p M N M"""'' T._11 l)roud ol, «tid atloold ·tuw~ t b A coeial and lunch hour (<>r all ·""· • ., ew .,..co. o . . ' - - E! rnetert. the fitat increatfJ from eaeh ani• La!lt Sunday at the S. P. Ho- memb"r:'" "nd """""•~ wl'll be held notice Es for the P"~e of allow• 110raltUIJPOttand "tht M ~ opera- 1 wiD b d tb s " "... .,u ..... u. -..-.

- ma 8 returoe to 8 ears tel, a Mounted Patrol Wn!l form- -n_ nonona. hU lUI~·'JJ tloca o •Yer;one. lt. t4!aehea tb11 nonn. _ -. ~ Il.L .,_..~- ~ wcJ~rt~iffil CrH!cain Biv.efo\V aniJ C: • objectionJ to lhe. pr:Qposcd ~u. ·,..

be I ell •elf~n!cfous io yited and uLrged toDatte.od (~ meeti-1 conl~eetantleodth•f ~llowGing yea~;.,. M .. D,Yro of Santa Fe, orga'niztng To Report to chango an opportunit~ to flle tbtil' addtteer d" mg of tht ocal eteoae .ounc o a per o li'Or year~, WUJJ the ~ome. Officero nre: Mau-....._ .. ·t'" na

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1nce, an~ tl) to be held at tba Capitan High wiJJ mean that there will be a rice withevidenee tbat.a- c:opy lbtr• .,.. uOM W.qO Ire eas prhJfPtJ• T ~-- b f • t · .a - -- • t · - ' · - ·

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T-h p·· W p • d? · Program beglnnlhg Monday• He vofuntef:rcd Cor service, and Anta lntectJng bouie Umbm. whkk · - e 01~"" ar . er10 • Jan ·19th we will make . "Nev.erKfll 8 Cop, The clue will report Cor duty wit.b hia bro- 1bave not bees~ pmtollllr lnl~=

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: . · · Your _co -: operation will be crooks',rule No. I, ahd put. de· , ,,_ - · :e::!~ il';. ";pe::,ltlJ _or ~kini ... . Two obvlou.tsligget~iona come to mind: one is to pll:y otf appreciated. . tectlveet on tho trail of n J;Jatt of "'"".... them wJfh Jct!tl)lentl AD tlmlled ·• •at..ot.:rour debts and obligationsu yon cmti'now, while -Petty's G~o. '_l_M_, __ e,r.cbaod~se. _. _ murderers. Don't miss · .1!M•.!! ~: aum ot our=-" ~h1cbblve.b:en mlil1!

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--., "'_....,P7W"---t-it-- .... '-"'.,. know the vital part ''"'' food ptv,yll in any war, qn.d Noil can bo expected to p!IJy the 1amo ro,lo in our war with tl&o Ax~ powfl'~: that it ha1 played in all tile wars of t1,e, world. ·Your farm c«n liefp .. 1ay.1 Seeretary o/. _Asriculturo Claude R. Wicleard to more them 1i» ntillion U. S. farlher~ in ursins them to produce more national defense foods . 11uch as milk, meat, egg1 and vegetable1, as part. of our new

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By LEMUEL F. PARTON'" tConooUdutod Foutureo- WNU Barvlco.l

N EW YORK-People who send qul'stlons to radio quiz· pr13:

grams have been missing a chan~ · \~_collect on '"Who lo the president

'China'• Pre1ident of Chino?" The ullu ul

~uer.ed .a. F.ount .. ~m~rr as..

O'A . w· d we try out nctent '' om the quelltion,

ill Chlung Kal·llhek-the generallsni­mo and not the preaident.

Lin Sen, serene and venerated po· trlarch, has been prenldent of Chino for 10 ycuro. He could be called doctor, oild he hoa mony honortJTY tltleo, but he ltkco to be called Mr, Lin Sen. Just now, he Ia cnauolly and obnl·urely In the news, with word of powerful gcnornl.a making pllgrlmogeo to hlo peaceful retreat, not w talk war, but to vlolt him os ~ey miaht a prleot or phyalclon.

lie· Ia a benign old rentleman, bespectacled, wltb a ariow-white roatea, a scholar anlt'lfn arUst; wise and humorous and, above all, serene. lie Ia one of the moat famous chirographers of China and, eo that be may quiet­ly praatue bla art, be mnde a atudJa In a ruined rarrlson, with walla 10 feet thJck. There, on bambou paper, faced wltb silk, he coplea the clnaalca In awltt, beautiful brush strokes, school· lor blmaelf In lheh' wisdom. Sun Yo, prc11ldant of tlle execuUve JUlln, •akea care of the merely temporal and practical details of the prelldency. !\Jr. l.ln Sen II free to practice wladom and vjrtue arid Impart It to bla people In bcauUfol ebarnctera.

Fooc( for Freedpm campaign.. • Leisure~Ti;me Programs

In Your Commu~ty Communit) activities h'ave a good

many things to recommend them: They make for a bett~r understand· ing among neighbors ·and conse·

greater · to~erance; they serve · to- bring the yoimgcr crowd together in a common effort with the older people, thus prDmoting a ~!~~~:!~:r;;espect ana confidence; they IJ uncover unsuspected lo-

~+S~.l!l!!~;· Jhey help to. tone down those who hove a tendency to "run thlpgs" and to develop the hidden gifts of those who ore too self· centered;' \hey tend to keep people -particularly the restless younger ones-o1.1t of mischief; they ore, in short, a strong unifying and social. !zing force. ·

A good time for the Inauguration of a community lel:lure-tlme proj~t io In the autumn· or early winter when outside work in gardens and . fleldn is at· 11 minimum, and when, on the other hand, some of the oporta and amusem·cnta wWch occu­PY people during the surpmer montho are not available. WHAT -TO DO FIRST

,..llerc i• S~Jcretary of Asrlculturo Claude R. Wicl&ard. lie practice1 tvhat Tw preac/wl by malting out an AAA farm "plan for Ills own Indiana farm, •lwurins how Tae. will oxpantl production of tlu•so foocl• in 1942.

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the plan In mind call a general mectlns. urging everyone to come, co that, from tho bealnning, the project moy be a genuine commu· ,.

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merely a temporary ono, but on the contrary lt -.bould' bo planned Cor permanency. At tho first meeUng It will bo neceooory, alter tho pur­poco of the meeting has been di&o cuaocd, w elect officcro, olncc a per mancnt organization muot be con· ducted ·in a buolne!l!l·llltc mannet. Ntlvcrthele!l:l, tho organization ohould be ltcpt ao olmplc an po!l!llble, the om cera c:onniotina, probably. ot a permanent chairman ("pcrmnncnt" tba_t- ID, for a year), o llccrcl.llry and 11 trcoourcr. Some funds will be re­q(lircd, which chould be railled by local entertolnmento or In come oth· or simple manner. From the be­ginning the organ!zotlon ohould be otrlc:tly ocU-oupporUng1 and if fundn oro olender they muot be elted out by. Individual and group eflort.

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ly and, rt•turnlnll tn China, preot'ht'd a t·ar.t:•ful dlnllncllon between a clvl· ltzollon and a culture lie r;;tld Chi· fiJl muat be rnodcmtzcd, and Joln~d Dr Sun Vol St·n. tn that end, bill jrwlawd U1ot Cfllno would lone Jill llOul If It tonk rml;' auno and rna· clllnrn frorn tho wtoot. -that force olonr olwoyD fullrd, oven whrn It Cl!('fficd to bt> trlumphonl. lie main· f;

tolnt'd that tru" momllty would In U1o l'llcl pr"vnll rvrn over oomba ~ ~-'"'~

At the flrot meeting a committee n! pcrcurw who oro not afraid ot worlt ohould be appointed (or elect­ed ao the community may ehoooe)

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ond bullllln. nut the laltl'r, be bc­llrvl'd, wt'rt' nil rJRht In !hell' pla''" and In I!IJJ he b"'·omo prcold.ent, oc tht' odvrtc·ntt' of vtaoroun rt>olntonce. •aotnat Htt> J apnnroe oggrt>qolon. Jllo and11 hove llf'llf'rnuoly onowert>d for ham on nnrlrnt ("htnt'GC' prayer:

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Perry Th11mp1on EJII:CI hiJ lfOJll extra ration• of corn to Ta(flp pro- . and what oacnclen nJrcady cxfut t:iclt> plmty of porlt. dratdn~ on tho huso re•Prvoir of fet>d .,n hand ' which con bn counted oii to help ,., tl1!1 notion•• "Ever-Normal Granary." lt 1o of the utmrotlmportance ·that

"May your writing wrtnt be on llm· ber 00 0 WIIJoW·UVtht>." r < --·- -. J O.'if:PH R f:ASTM AN ur:cd w be

o mw1nl OC'ttlrmrnt worlter In hlo 1 yoar.a doyo. Jt ho!l bc(>n apparent

that In thlo hr exiJl'ncnccd o ccr· JofiB. flajfmana · tntn -dintllu·

.. . ; N t.~~t.tt1rnt tl~W •Nolufal a• •w to Ute arond Tran•port Bo•• nnlullon, tor

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4!rol nnd It Ia ao ouch he toc.ldca cno of tho moll'l lmpnrtont joba of tho war, on. chairman of tho new office of dorcnao tronnportaUon. All ho will l10vo to do will he to gcor atl trouopnrt fnto o wortdna unit, to keep thlnao movina on rnllrocdo, air linen, truck llnt>ll, Inland watcr­WOJD, cunatwtne and ln~~r-•rootl!!~~~i;!J_ i1ifppil'lQ linl'D and piflt'IIIDeQ.

Jt wao o much otmpler job when William 0. McAdcm took It over In

motor trongport Mr. Eootman, thrnuah ocrvlcc u chairman of the ln~rotnle Com· marco commls!lian and 1111 former ~rdlnotor of tho rnllro:lds, han &fOWO Into It

BoelaUy minded from hll Am·

berat!lia~nd~P~h~I:D~e~t~ait~~~=i-t ~6;. tlelthbcrtt •t the' Etld bouse of Roston, then eoun­ael for the Doaton Street Rail· W&7 omploJflea and later a member of tbe 1\ltlssacltttAelu PoLlio Ser•lce commiSAion. When Woodrow Wilson named b~m to the ICC, bti wrote a re• • areUul letter aaylna be woulil l~e to serve, but tbere wu a ltar alnlster ln his caretr-he wa1 a Republican. !\Jr. WUitlh l•vrhed that oil' .and Air East·

. man bas 1orvett under ftve Pre!J• Wt1tU'.. &i)tellt.-. C!Mul Jutlt• ·~a"dtli 'ha• rUtUI:U\'ltftctetl JJII etlalnal at~JOiatntent. Ral!:oail mo,uts like hlm personall1 and cletu~unc:e llla ldeaa.

no thi'OW 0 switch on-tlta firat Van Sworlngen morgor proptiSaJ.in 1931, lat<!r en on L; F. Loree's proposed mer~tor of tho Knty o.nd tho Co\tl1n Dolt with hl5 own Knnsns Cit)' SouU1cm, 1n rate tlse

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·, I tq women, tc. boyo and glrlo, to young j I people ao a c)lltl!), to older people ao

I a clao!l, to the ,voung-mnrrlcdn, to those intcrcnted In oporw, In munlc:. in drnmo. ln ccrioUD ctudy, In polJ.

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Farm boys pitcl• in IJIId hElp trith milking and limilar ehtm.>.s ldl c:tcr rho nation, cu their fathers strive to inaease Jairy production.

Chccso fl iliiC' -of tle .no# popu1(lr ()1 ilairY jlroJucu~ · ClieeM}actOrie& · b tbo U. S • .rc tr.(>tl.-itt~ ol..lerltmct to ;upply.fl&ct de~nnmd. . .

!It rcquite!l great tolerance. tact, and genuine human klndnct!l · to keep a Iorge number of work· inll

mem­bers should be chosen from among the bent-Uht>d and the mrot lmpor· tial men and women nvniloble.

NOT A SPQRADIO ATI'EMP'l' • Uruee!l plruw oro made trom the ..

fCir a lcn~~lple project, It that the inttinl ~thU!liamn

cnt stage. very plnn!:l cub­community mwrt in-

. Sttcb. for ex­as o ceries ot pltlyo or con­

which the !neal talent fig. urea, to be given w raise neccscary funds; following these moy eomc

. suggcaUono for garden gnlUti:I-·Per· hup:J

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by ~oger B. Whitmcm new and long-accustomed taxpay-~ Ro~ter B. Whltman-WNU serru:c.l ers, that's a question to- a~er ..

Rattling 1n water Pipe··- pow-Iong_b~fore March 15, ~lbng

A HOME owner is much . worried date. I! you arc sing!~ and lll~· because of 0 raffling and vibra· ing $15 a weelt you will hllVe'•to file

tlon In his water supply pipes that I a rcturn,~~nd you may par n tax. comes with the turning on of o fau-j You must file and yo" ~ay pay, cet. He says that the vibration Is so . too, it you are married and mak-rreat that it is felt all over his house, 1 lng over $1,500 a year. · - . . . . and naturally· enough, he wants to ' • kn h · b d Th -. How much ohould you ogbtfully pay?

ow ow It can c stoppe · a• Our· 32·pase booklet lllcnrly cxpljllnll the troubTe comes from a worn faucet Ins and outs ot Income tnx pay.men.t:s tor washer,' ot' from some loose Inside single, innJ;rled, bnslncss men, tarmen. part of o faucet. The rush of wo- tells what you may and may not de«!,~:t.d

· · Haa alrnpllfled Income tax lnblc. .,.,.. ter through an opened faucet sets up your order to' a vibration that extends to the whole j • • · plpo, The remedy Is to put In D new nEADER·IIOlllE SERVICE washer or to tlghlt'n up any port 1f7 l\Unna St. san f'nwcla~o Calli. that may be loose. This vibration, · ' • · Enclos..- 10 «cis- in ~Jn.i:or- ')'0111"· wnicb OCCUrll when o faucet- Is 1 copy of YOUR 19t3 tNCOME TAX opened, Ia quite diiicrcnt trorn the 1 GUIDE. bong or hard thump that may come 1 Namo .. . 1 ......... ................. ..

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lng through the pipe; of the over- TO~ COLDS comtnc of !~omentum. The nolne . ~~\~~~Ol{F · ' ill accompanied by a sudden rlae In ,-.1' prcoaurc tho~ may strain the pipe nuickft1 #U and con be overcome by an air ·r· "' elfbhlon. 6 6 6 TLJ~8/.g • · 5ALVII

Thin ill an exterwlon of the pipe, NOU oaoPI with the end tightly capped, or by , couoH DROPS

Dleuccl by Doers a aprlnu arrangement. Air con­toined in the copped pipe, or the apri,pco, forms o cU!!hlon that talteo up tho momentum of the water and bringt.J the £low to a centle lnotcod of nn abrupt amp. Tho overcoming of tho trouble, \vhlch Ia !mown as wa­ter hammer, co.llo for the oervl~cs ot

The world lo blcm::cd moDt by men who do thingo, and not by tllo!lc who merely toUt obout them. -Jamco 011\•cr.

a plumber. Cblmnoy Cleanlnr:

Queotten: Our furnace chimney lo no cloased wlth coot that there ID rw draft, Can tho coot he cleared out by · onythlna U!led In connection with the• fire, ouch ao oolt? Or mtrot .cleaning be done f.rom the chlmnby - . top?

Anowcr: Chcmlcolo w;c.d ao ooo1 Ciieancro havci the cflc(1t of rcduclna the temperature at which the (jOOt will Ignite, co <that It wUI bum off. However, when a chimney ID clogacd with coot, thJD would be dan· gorouo, for the fire mlaht aprcad w the coot will be ccrapcd off. The

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oolc and oure way w clc9n a chim·l Visible \Vorld • ncy ID from the top. Ono cony mcth· , The vloiblc world In but num od In w let dovm an old tiro chain · turncil innldc out that ho roay lfe on o rope, owinglng It around from , revealed to hinu:clt. J.. Henry oldc w aide ao It dcGCendo, co that · Jomco. tl)e coot will be ocopcd ofl. The opening'nt Uie bottom of the chimney chould have cometbing over 1t to ket)p tho ,powdc~ s::r..?~ ~;:"~ t:.~c~~-::z tn) the room.

Furniture Flnlab An ook breoJda!lt.oe\

con the remaining sltlln be re­moved? How con I give the cet . a maple finish?

Answer: The otain nhould come cut wifu a vlimicli tcmGvcr. to 'tt had at o point olore. For a flnlnb, use varnish otnin; you c:on get a~ good mnplc ohnde by mixing oak

Reflnlshinr a Dresser. Question: I have on oak dretl!:Cr

that ill lfaw finished with enamel

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germ l~!o,den ~e!rnl, lUi~ nJd nnture to soothe and hel.\1 ~w. tender, In­flamed branclUal mueoua mell\­branes. Tell YO!U' dru~~t to !Wlll you a bottle o.f eteomulslon With .the un­derstanping you must llk8 tho way lt quickly GllBYB the 00\18h.or you, aJ'O to have your money back.

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-''Has she seen tha~ paper?," as\ted Harcourt. ' Paso~ said: "'e keel him, sometam;• p'ral)9!'

"No," repllq_d Martha. "'fhat help:{.- Be sure that no one "Delevan! I>o you know who Dele- "They've gone maternal over TUb-

else sees it, Bum it. A useless pre- van is?" . by Grant's secretary, Jimmy Dele-•1-- .. "nl For an ipstant the van. Have you seen him? He's an

b{~~m~~Pifisli~at·fl:ui~· •· .,. .. ·lWo rfl.ciCmet: · · · ·little felfoi.v.n - -to lh,. .office. You haven't told me oheepishly. Hn.rcourt with difficulty swallowed

"' .... , __ M "I'm not dwnb •• I 11m fat." his heart which took-off to lurloUllly yet why you oont for me, ••u= ar- " thn." "No, arid no uoe brlotllng like a run Its engine In his throat. _

"r wo.nt another room built on the turkey-cock,· TUbby. My mind's "I haven't spoken tO the boy. TUb-." cabin for her. She's brought all her made up. I'll oen~back to Se- by tells me that he's a wow at hia

bo.ndqomo wedding thlngo, sheets 11ttle." job.'1 ·They atnrted along the 'board· an4 pl).low oUps made ot pink crepe. . "Bn-gosb I Don't." 'l'be p a was a walk, Tong nt their heelo, toward Maey'a nenr gone out· of bcr mind wall. "Thlnlt' of the time we. had the Warne Shop, ccfhnectcd by o cov­ovcr ~it· aU. She Ioven prcttieo. If flndlna a secretory. And abe's good. cred pllllllogc with the Samp cabin. the sirl lsi goln' to otay she ought to Did Martha Samp show you that Millicent Hale stared at the onow-hnve a cabin hitched on to ours."' paper?" capped mountain with the faint

"She did." 1o d f I h In b I" "l'll tQllt with you about that later. c u o omo co over g a O'(e .. I'm due now at the office. So in-is "It'o up to WI -to ohield the 1Jirl. "1-hate to leave you here wltll-Jimmy Delevan, but teU him not Why ocnd her bock to the man she with no one to loolt after you. Sure to .come. Grant mWlt talto the ran away. from?" you·don't want mo to otny, Bruce?"

.• notcn;'' "Shield her? O.f couroe-but howT "Sure, Millicent." ' Hill mind wan in a turmoil. Should It'o a tricky oituntlon. Tell Del- Color otole over her thin face:

'h 1 "' 1 H t In evan to stay in the Snmp. cabin · n ct o~on co ntay? c munt gc till I ceo-her-him tomorrow. Good· With a quick drawn breath c.;bc touc:h with' her brother. BU!y nicht." turnccl away. Harcourt pulled out ~ulmdnln:t. hove ltnown that ohe wan . Harcourt stood at the open door his handltcrchlef and wiped bendo of -"' ., bin G • bb fl · tW perspiration from hio forehead. He

. . Pancn, hin pnrt Indian, enrt Eold· watc g rant 0 otu y guro Celt like a brute. Poor Uttlo worn· mo ccrvant, who flllcd tbe dual role it melted Into the duolt. What ought nn, graoplng at any hand which

· qt houpc-'boy o.nd wecbnnic, wno tho tou do? .,!bdercb wberek two akl· would hold her from co!ng on \'{ith IShuffilntJ about the cabin living-room crna von. u.:n or ac • or ac • tho man who hod failed her. Sha when he entered for his papero. nb~!!_0t to dtho f~on lhntt 'ohe hadd hadn't ll)eont that about ot.aylng ' "Wo on mt~"ty "lad "OU bl" bo:m ... e .. """"'' un or .... no pre CMcn an h 1''- him It nJ ''" t n~ ... Y"M nfrr""cc' ... I> " ti hove her appear an a girl. era .. \V UJ • Wllll 0 lZ UID

..... ""' .. • • • she won crazed with deapalr. She _.. · ''Thanlt you. Don't put on any tvouldn't leave Joe Hale to -'-'1t 'or "Good mornin", Brucol" ...... " more wood. You'll have me roaotcd .. himoelf, now that he'd lont hill job,

alive." - With a barely rcpreaned cxclama- more thim chc would denort a . "Cold Inter. I kDow thane coun- Uon ot annoyance, ~arcourt re- 1 all_c~. child. BJn knock on Jhc. .door,

.,,. b ~ Tci nJi'"'l.'- B I ltllll'l:lcd •the grc:ctin{t ofc.1hrr -woman t· bin ll'Y· muc numucr co. .,....... u ' who omlled at him from the office Samp co wao urimly im· I do what you any." He Unecrcd. door. She wnn omaU and olendcr. peraUve.

"What In it? Got comelhlng on "It's great to occ you bnclt again, "Como ln." your minrl?" Mro. Hale." He cloned Die door behind him,

:. Tho ~on'o confirmatory grunt Col 11 d d th thin l ,..,._ bnclted again!lt it no he regarded ~-e.wn ''-e two Uttl" linen be- or 00 e e ac;p. uuu. Janl T on Jim D ""' .. ~ .. , " Hwel Why tills oudden nnnumptlon cc rent, nn my clc-twccn Harc.ourt'o brown. of ceremony, Mr. Harcourt?" von. The noft ycUovJ muntacho had

"I got Kadyama on mind." He laughed. "Bunlnc:m for bunl· been dJDcardcd. EyeD llke velvety "Wbat'o the matter with him? ncll!l houro. I picked up that ologan bronze pnruJioo met bin defiantly as

Docnn't he Uhc bolp!ng at tho Waf- whcn I woo In the Staten." the girl demanded in a voice forced

"SITUATIONS" arc what these

As Z9230. 15 centS, you rc:cclvo dt:Slgns tor tho 7 tea towels and n matching pan• h,older. Send your order to;

AUNT 1\lARTRA Box 166·\V KllDBtU C)lly, '!tlo,

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CREOMULSJON for Cou&hs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis

Width of Ftar StriJ?e,s To 11\nlte a llag consisting of

thrf!e sfripe.s that aE.Pell! to be !I( equal ~;ize, col3reo red. whfte and blue, the red one has to be 21 per Qent wider than ijle wblte and the white has to be 10 per cent wider than th~ blue. -two 'PUPS seem to get into

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Greatest Sabot'ag· e the labyrinth of the most busy whllo It laotat Dut how tha' etomacb caa • ll!e. The orderly arl'angement of crumblo It ono cato too mucht ADLA J------. ...---------1 his time is like a ray of light which Tobleta with Dlunuth ..,d Cuboaa• d t it •• th b 11 hi nllcve QUICKLY. Oct ADLA ~ The most gigantic sacrificial nr s seu roug a s occu- rrom )'0111' druQlot.

sabotage in world history was the pations. destruction of Russia's Dnieper But where no plan is laid, where · . The ResUal Bide • river dam by the Red army last the disposal of time is · surren· \ August, says Collier's. Thia-great dercd merely- to--thtt -ehanc:o·,of-·In- t You "Vill1luccced best ;Wben--yott-· hydroelectric project, which was cidento, all· thlngo lie huddled put the reoUeos, anxloun side of completed in 1932, required five toae~er In one chnoo, which ad· affalro out of mind, and allow the yearo to build and cost $500,· mils o.f neither distribution nor re- restful oidc to live in your 000,000. viow.-Hugo. lhouahts.-Marcnret Stowe.

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-_:_~-~·---~nh~~e~~fin~e~i~~~~~1~~~:Hjn~~l~e~o~ff~~Inr~~S~e-~~~f~~~w~a~r~m~~sun~~s~hine outside the a grim fatlure. ~~~llo'tiOin.-!r~ .. · m sorry 11 -"suspended sentence? Prisoner to ey. She Jolt beads an' gold nug- He can't have a very friendly feel· be allowed to be beard in her own

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I tell Kndyrunp, yes iiirrec. He my life here another moment. How­.-r_,,... Tatima un(ler spell. &lys black ever, I shan't be on your mind much

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her flngett. "Now that your voice and eyes are humnn, not like those of a tiger about to spring, I'll tell you. Remember the evening you returned my sllppel'? I had already broken my engagement to Ned Pox­ton. Early "that morning, when be

affl!i' 'hint in consternation. bad have come back. I heard-that two nights before he · · Jm!)wrt .th;lf 1he native laborers'\ re- dare confide ln Jimmy: he goes off had ~ed -and dined ·some· notorl·

.. gaiaed the black ~at askance, but like a rocket if he t.h1nks me un- ous show-women in a nenr•by city. h& · h«dn't'· re~ed that Blot· was happy. Joe says he won't go, but, He was insufferably fllpp:lnt tn lils

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• .tll~Y kt!ep their pet UDder ~unrd. .rose on the last word and broke in jwnp. He pulled me bnek, but not ' , He-wondu~ if>he wete'aS color- 8 sob. ' my slipper. Then he tried to cajole ·leSs a. :he· ftlt. u tater. he laced "Take it easy • Millicent. Grant me into a forgiving mood." ... • the lliett oUhe outfit, the consulting tmd 1 wiU help You get him off. I'll "You didn't forgive him?.,

• .. ..,..,inem the. heads ot divisions see that Jimmy keeps on the track- "No. I returned his ring. Bo

S1 ~.~. 1> . ,: .""l'nrn..11" t '•"e dieltens h""" J~ ... :c;. laying job till you ge~ away. Per· (, , d·on·e "·"..:.. ''"e~r·' liair'l "'· tho--~t. i~'"w·" ... ::: hnps when Joe 1s back morlg bls laughed. Said" thnt' with the mnr-

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ing before he directed curtly{ ~ ., ""' off. Assured ma lti his catesslng · . ·~Tak(! ~6 blliru~ ofthe meeting, you think I believe that a man who voice that I was the only girl he ' Gtalltl' . .· . . has let himself go so far M he bas had ever asked to marty h.im~ He . • -

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-a..w. Carra 1tJ Pzo Plate Sllnrwar~ 20 t;i~ ruld walllutnlah lroodebm.

fm and Domestic tobaccosGt;J..nw;de £rom the JpOro expensive, moro golden colomd leaves that bring top prices at tho great tobacco ulee. And that coupon on tho back o£ every pack is good in the U. S. A. lor Jta:ury pre. mttJms. Switch to popular-pticed Rnleigba .. today and write tor the promiwn catruor.

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Unmbt Cennty NeW& · lablitbed· EYei'J Frida)' .•

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NOTICE • 'J.h,. Red Cross hae •ten 'rc((olfls~J ._:. Bac.Nd ... ~ .. lu· mo.fut Jalr. 10, TO WBO" .. IT "~'AY CONCERN to ralee fifty million dollars fpJ< A . ·~ ..

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"- Alolirtllla• ••••• rorrhht • a..- Mexico, and by order, the 23rd day of d k d t'--• h h ml! t •

Spar"' t•m~ rinly require[l. · · Wrrtt> tod,;~y tn•·Director, t;ult>s !)iviNinn, The AMERICAN HOM'E .\I Ali AZIN'E CORPORA'riON; 25t h'ourth Avenue, New_ York, N. Y. 'February, 1942 at the hour of 10:00 .. A. 1\n 1lfl e '""" eac c lllll{(r · .e

14,, at the court room of said court in Its ijuota lis qul.ckly as pos!lible. FRIDAY, JAN. 16, 1942 Tho quota for Lincoln County is

,___ • -- _ ... ..#'(£_ ___ .___ isthehVlldla~~:e oif Carrdi?;oz~~ Nefw: Mh ex!lco, $1100.00. Mr. J. E. Hall Is the Coun-. t · e ay, t me an p..-Cll or ear ng

lira. Era 1 11111111. Ulltr .. d Pullllllltr proof oha!d Last Will lind Testament. ty War fund Chairman, nnd sub· chairmen have been ll!PJlointed in Thereforf!' any person or persona wish·

inK to enter objections to the probating each community In the County. of said Last Will and Testament 111e Every person who can give to hvrqby notified to file their objeetlons In this cause is ur~e'a to_ Bee their _lo· the. office of the ·county Clerk of Lmcoln cat chall'Jlnn or forward funds di-,.-.,_ County, on or. before the time 1et for rect to Mr. IJalJ at Carrl~pzo at hearing.

Dated at Carrlzoz~, N. M., thls Blat once. day of DecemhE'r, 1941. ..... Let's do our pnrt for the protec-

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Dy Otho Low9, s Deputy.

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N . M I ot the_ nrocnde Olrdle, built lD tht • · eJ f 1il00'1, a · mas• ot pegs 11nd erucit

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-· -.Delightful,. Charming Alaska

Held also dengert for Jenice in

LIIHTE bv-EMILIE LORING

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-8he masqueraded as a boy

-8he ran away from one wedding

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Frank Ado.ms,'l.Qhaptet Chairman.

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bincoln-.County

When yollJ" servlce-ln"the urt:nedl rorecs or the United States has been completed, and you are re­turning home rest assured t h a t

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Order of Service of • •

Firat Baptiat Church !ormer,positlon or a lli!W job for . Sund11y School 9:46A. M. you is at your disposal. Preaching aerlvice 1t A. M;

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e JX amey, W M U W A I S ID,.,cn · · . • edncnday afternoon nae wear • , 2:SO P. M. Tennis B. Smoot. . Prayer meeting Wedneadny ev·

. _ Servlce Men . -To the men or Lincoln County,

enlng 7:00 P. M. Choir practice Wed.nesday cv· ening 7:45 P. M. .

L. D. Cochran. 1-'antdr ..

Church of Christ

whoso numbera wt~re drawn in the Nationnl Lottery ~mrt who are in· ducted into the M ilitaey Servlc:es or our c"untr:rt T h e American " Lfogign, cordial f Invites you to avail your.elf o every facllt~ l.tf toe American Legion and Auxi iary of Post No 11, Carrizozo. Elvin Boot, Minioter We wiah to assure you or o u r Sunday' SE'r~icca - •

heartJC8t co operation and the cervicea of tbia post ate offered in l3iblc School • 10:00 A. M ahy p·aaible way' that may b-e. ~Ttl,reiii:iifr18-itiTA~ ~l:-&--7 P. M • benefit to )'OU1 Midweek Bible Study On Wed·

Albert Scharf, CommaQder, neadny at 6:45 P. M. Byr Dan Conley, Adjutant. Ladirs' Bible Study on Thursday

Placer. Lode and Proof of Labor blank• for aale at the ..

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two blocks went of Postoffice.

Methodist Church

Sunday Schoof nt 10 a.m. !<~rank Adams, Supt •.

ot tbe mind not to renal ---~~--- .... - --- , __ ·---- It knowa; and thl• II not a bad plU

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velopments in tbe marchand a · you~re interested in. Becauae you can SAVE time, efi'ort and wont)' by learnin;1 tbrougl1 tlii ldv~rtiaemcnts where to Dad the''best buys" and the outatanding nlura. ·• . _

.,Hit .or·miaa abopplng' Is ni ol'd·fasbioned as the tandem bicycle. The MODE.RN shopper r~ada the adv~rtiacmenta every dayi · ' ·· · · · · ·

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:. John Klassen, the dirE'<'lorv call our hn!iinP!IIl

. Santa Rita Church

Rev. Fr. Snlvntore nnnonn<:fs Sunday M!15Ses nt 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m. at Carrizozo •

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Meets on the 'first Thur8day In ~ch fuontb.

Visiting Stars cor.dially invil.i!d . . Mrs. Peart Bm~tian W. M.

Je:mnette Lemon. Sec.

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WE SPECI~LIZE IN THIS PARTICULAR WAVE.

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Attorney. and Counselor' at lt\w r!!y, Betty Jean· Hagee and mo· • •

ClJJTizozo Hardw!lre Building- . ~n• Mrs. McCloskey and Upstairs Wanila. All epjo;ved a very hap·

Carri1-~zo New Mexico PY: birthd~;v din~er and hoJ?e Mrs. ' Hagee will have many more in

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P. F. C. Thomas E. Truax spent the week·end visiting his mother, Mrs. E. J •. Trua~. Heja

8tationed at \Jamp Barkeley, Tex.

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Mr: and M'rs. W. M. Maraball are visiting the Truax family . Mrs .. Marshall will be rcmt~m~er·

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EKVJtt.OPltS CIRCUJ,ARS

BusiNJtss CARDS

FIRST . GLASS WORK REASON.ABLE PRICES

UHCOLN COUNTY KEY(S

·liOCOID Oil (O. MAl..CO GASOLINE Mafathon Motor Oil

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-L. L. Benton, Agent • FOH. SALE-:-·A good 6 • Room

Adobe House. Good basement, Garage, CQa) and Wood House. Two Lots. GoQd Location. In· 1. 0. 0. F. Dean, I ntunallonql

Coru1pondence School• -

WUO enriched our Uvea by tlio air· pluno, the modern rofrls;crntQr,

mo automobile. tho radio? Who provided ua wltb light at tho Glck or Cl awlteb 1 Who. Indeed, bllll wrought moro ehnngen In our mnn·

quire SbJr!PY Phipps. Jl6-F6·p CARRIZOZO LODGE, NO. 80

nor or lito than tho onnlnoerf · · In conquering tho rorcco or na.turo

men learned enslnccrlng. Tho llrel lover uned to pry n rock, tho Grat \7beel built to movo burdCIDS. tho Drut ucd&o uhnpcd to apllt a lo~ were creatlono of prehlntorlo cngl· ncera. Over tour thour:nnd ycnra nr,o. enlllncora built tho dnmo on tbo Euphroten and erected tbo 1-:aypllon pyrnmldu. · 1 J Two thouannd yenra ago Roman tnglnecro tied Europa tOI!OlboJi b1 hlalmnyo, opurred tho mlgrntlon or older eforlllmtlono lnlo uncxplorod countrl{lo. TborCI tho CDnqueroro provlll{ld uncontnmlnntod wotqr cap . l'liPD nntl Ol:!('ll~-r rumtnol \hn .nln- _ monto. Go dot'IU tbrouah tho ages, mailing lifo more occuro llnd moro onlbfylnu. t.bo work of englncora han _gone forward. . -

The uorlt of englnccro, often nn· cung, han provided for evor-wldon· lng and rontlnuouo benoaw to tho human race, throu~:~b control of onturc'o torceo and matorln.lo.

HAVE Plenty of gra13 and wa· tt>r for'lOO bend of cowa or calves. Would tako Lbcm Oln.bo abare.;. --Write or aec E. D Bond, Ancbo, N. M •

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llko the .mutterlnsa In a dcllriUID.. Why u.cn nrc th~.>y so trenourcd 7 aak.l Dr, J. ShcltoQ HQrnJ,e.y In no IU'tlllle ln B.rgeln Mpgnzlne; Tho melodrnmnt- • lc picture ot reitltlves bovcrln~r over • deathbed Ia bnsed on the wrong con· cepUon. Lnst words nro of no vnlne "heu they como from n mind be­numbed by nppnonchlna dentb.. It 11 better to r11momber tho words upoltcn whllo tho pcrBon wno In n health)' mental and ph)'lllt-nl ntnto.

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SifliWC th~rc.vwill b(l c x t r n work for the Chief Local De· fenoo Council in tho very near fulur(l, we arc . urging each and

- ~ . every one to co operate w1th uo by regiotering promptly at tho office eotabliah"d nL the De· partment vf Public Welfar(l,

Will all who rcgintered with the Council at tbo organi~G· tionlll meeting, pleaoo avmo in and fill ?ut tht!,lormjroued by tho National Dl'feoso Council. --Chid l.ocal Def~noe Council

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For y~mr winter~fuel supply .... Wood and Coal

Male Help Waat.d Movie operators and rnanagerB, I'Cl:miizOl~o distri~, Movie eireuit work, 2416 Gulf States Building, Dallas, Texas.

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In writing to QJen In thE! Service BE SURE you have gi-ven hit tull and complete addte~t~. Many or our boya are not receiving· theit ~all on tinle due to thia tleglect. , Giva full addrestl as we have

previotisty listed •them. m tliil . cohtb1n. t.c»· giYe

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Mayme Greiacn, Noble Grand - • Birdie Walker, Secrctar;y.

Civil Setvice· Examination

Automobile drivf'rs. Fines will be a5sessed against th6se who fail to observe STOP

side of Border Patrolman, $2,000 a year. Border Patrol, Department of

Jmtico • The- limit for filing anplic.ationa

E>Xtfnded from November 28,1941

or cu corners. By order of City Council.

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eommission announces that inas-- fnt Your Own Information much u· an lnsuffickmt number of applications hll8 been received for the poaition or Border Patrolman, tpe cloaing date for receipt or ap­lication:l bas been extended to February 2, 1942.

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Teats l~di~lt; 4ii:Rnot Speed for Ocean Linen

Wallsend, England,~Llnerl which tVIll crosl the Atlantic at 40 knob­illmost 10 knots faster than the Queen Mazy-are foreshadowed .J;zy:...t 1

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secret expetlnients now being · 'ZOl~ BOOT · h ilucted on ll'ynes!de. . . . __ ·. · . _- . . . · :·c .o· ·.P .. A . .ftrm df ahlpbullder• ~- tfltinl a J

Model of • •treamllned hull ot revo- · tuUonart dUlgta. It has proved too tut tot thl! Teddfngton tank of the He specializes in repairs Ph· National Research JabOratcny, and Iadies1 ~hoes. --Satisfae~ion lo · it be tested at tu11 -

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· WASHINGTON.-If it isn't an ~ne-. . . . ~ ' . ~Y ship do:1't lie frightened some day soon if ·~ you drive. your cox down the highway you see a plane swoop out of the . sky towar~ the road,. For cbanc(!s are pretty good ~hat the aircraft will be making for 4 "flight strip" or auxill!lry la.ndlng ~rea that has been bullt near the hi ' h .p. ..

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Although highways themselves · ll\lVO been used tor airplane lan~-lngs In cases ot emergency, it ts . obvious that this use of highways Red Cross home nursins training by aircraft Is fmprocUcable except cour~es i.m:lqde imm·uction on (Jll -In-cases of the most extreme emcr- pha:Jc:J 0 J carinl( for the siclt. Top gcncy because of the danger of accl· photo sh"iiaos high ~c~ool girls learn-dent& and the blocldng of traffic. ing how to IJathe the baby as part

Construction of llit~ht strips in · 1 c1 most Instances, will lnvolv11 little of their training rn t 1eso assc:J more than widening Ute highway now being formed tl1rouslwnt the

Gen. Sir Archlb~lll Wavell, who rights-of-way or the usc of roadside country. At ril!ht a Red Cross homo assumes supreme command of the. • v 1 h • Allies ,_ th. e .Southwest Pacific area, development areas and establish· nursing rnstructor 1 1ows anot cr

llu,;e 12-lnch ntortar guns manned b:y United States coast artlllery one otthe greatest battle fronts ot ment ot a definite Jine of demnrca· group of 11chool girls )1ow to runners at Fort Corregldor, In Manna bay, Philippine Islands, which ;w~;~~Amr, erlcan1 'llrJtlsh, ~;~s~~~~~~+t~tlo~n1.p.;b~~et_wccn _ pl~hT~uy •. an_d _fll~ghtl~~if;,~~~~/-1;~ •. serve m_c.a]s jo_r con-_1,_" was bombed bJ .laps. In f)D_c aJt!l~k1 In w!JI~;b .&l enemy _planes ~:~ff:,-f-pated, four bombers were shot down by ~ntl-alrcraft fire from tbe i Chliiese,-iridlan and Runway !\lust De Straight. patrent. ruarded fortreliR. • • · · layan units make up his command, runway on a flight s.trlp oren -------------

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Admiral Chan.Cbak, who led 100 - DrUisb and Chinese In dash lrom

TJJese determined men of the nu•(llan navy are on tbe lookout for Donr Kong In five naval speed Nazis. WhJie valiant Red land forces are putunli tho pressure on. the • boatsr ura(inr Japs 1D series of 6etrcaUnr Germans, the navy ts ready to eounteract JUJY Nail ttJrprlse . battles fGr four days, finally reach·

The type of construction to be un· dertolten at e>ach fllcht otrip may vary with \he geographical location and altitude of the orca. Locatlonn will be caught with a v~cw to crea­tion of landing facilltleo !or "organi­zation In depU1" In order to con­o.ervc fuel and extend the range of alrcraft. EUort will be made to develop areD!l where treatment of the coli may not require more than the growing of a heavy arao!l turf to moltc It ctJithble lor the opera· tlon o~ all except . the torgcnt und

that ma7 come via the aea lnnru. · lor safely. . ~ . -· · At War Parley Canadian Army Nurses View Gotham

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No drontlc chungeo arc neceooary lq highwqy Improvement plunnlng, c'J:cept, that In come canes, It In advocated that, hlghwoyo be placed on one oldo of wide rlchbof·way inntead of In the center, thereby al· lowing the remaining pori.D o! the rlghto-of-way to be available for fllaht otrlps .

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/Tioi• arlicle was prefH1red by the Amerlcw• Red Crou Ia aid In ezplqirfiniJ ro the women of rlu• Unlred Srates rile eJ· faru of rhe organl:atlon In ill c~urent }wmc. nurdn& lrllinlns couna Dnd war /utld drli·e.J

0)' VIOLET K. LIDDY • . NEW YORK.-Womcn o! Amer· of home nurolng an a vital menaurc

lea! }.f someone In your family fa liD of home defence. · olck or lo Injured, and you can't get. Women 'Of aU ageo may enroll In a trained nuroe.to b~l~o you know thoDe Home NurDing clannco. They how to carry on? Can you taltc a arc organized by local Red CroDS temperature, give bedolde corc,·car· chnptcro and brancheD In cltleo, ry out the doctor'a- orderc? towno, und tural communltlen, und

ill d d may be held, not only in Red Crooo Somcone'o 0 may epen on ehaptcto and brobch headqu&rtero,

your lmowlcdge of home nuroing, !Jut In pubUc ochooln, churcheo and tho Amorlcon Red Crooo wamo. Due oimilar places where there ore cult-to the number of nuroeo called to ., Qctlvc·duty with Ole army und navy able .aciUtlcs for teaching. Reaio­

tered Red Crooo nurcc-lnotructoro the chortage of profe!l!llonal nurocn {live the clacoen, which cover 24 srowo dally more GDrlous. .houro' lnntructlon · in ofmple home

Through Red Cro!J!l Hom"o Nuro-' nurolng. • Inc clarzco hundrcdn of wlveo; moth· In tbeoe Homo Nurolng cloooeo ... ero and glrlo ore learning to pre- wo~tm learn through demonntroUon pare for home emergencies. For and actual practice how to toUow 30 yearn, through lt!l chaptcrn and the doctor'c ordero lntcllJs.lently and brancheD, the Reil Cro!lo hllD been what to do 1u cone ot cmeracncy. tenehiD[! the women und girln of They Jearn how to keep themoelyen America lo taJte care Of the clclt In und their fatnllleo fit and: well OD U1elr own homen. plll't ol their contribution to notional

Clanoes Belnr Formed. de!crwc. Mothero loam how to take Noi.v that we arc ot wor, new Red care of theJr bablcn properly, what

Crooo Horhc Nursing cln~eo ore be- to do In Cntle of lllneoo, and how to In(! ·formed all over the c~!~tZ:"I wcvent tho r::prcad o! communlca­Part of tl)e $50,0tlli,OOO war fund ble dlnenoeo. Student!l learn jUDt which the Red Cro!lQ .ID appealing how 1o talte cnrc of patlent!J In bed, will be uocd to finance thece urc:ent- boy• to malcc them comfortable, und ly needed courocn, through which how to feed them. They ore oleo the Red CroO!J expectll to teach ot nhown the bent way to look alter lenot 500,000 women the prlnciplen convolenrentlJ and old people.

AlJ Can Help.

Farmers 'Prepare for T1teir Biggest ·Year There arc clanccn for aU-moth·

Ol'!l, tviVi!ll, younn V;omen, high ochool I glrb-and there ore even ciM!les Cor men and boya. Any per­son or group wishing to.joln sul!h a.

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tet or brnncb. On completing the course sotfu.

foctor.ily, otudentti receive o "Red Cro:;3 Home Nuroing C4!rtiflcnte," and are ready to take cnre ot tho sick at home und to volunteer their servicen In !Ocnl wartime or dfs. tfutcr emergencies, if n~.

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Elrbty \'lalUnr Canadlu arm1 aurses ~ee New J(orfc city· ~tom atop tho Em,lre State buUatnr, tho world's tallut ak)'aarapet. The iiuini bold the! raftk or ftrsl Ucuttnant In the Canlldlan llrm)' medfeal corps. Sttetchlnt ~ut ln the dJJtanee Is the c:Jty•a Vlliit pUioi'llma of masonry a•d steel, Amerlea'i rreafest metropolb. . . .j .

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The Red Cr<ll3!l iG appealing for a $50,0(\ll,qOo ~ fund. to expand its liomeNtuslng und all other sewlces to meet war time needs.

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Whether you've planned the houoewannlng lltJ a ourprlrle to the family In their now home, or whcth· er you're Inviting frhmdn to on "at home" In your own home, lteep ev­erything D.ll simple QfJ pooolblc. 1t You have many coming, aolt nome earlier and pthero later oo the houne

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At tho Grat alan of tho Dlonno Quln• tuplctll ukhlnlfCDid-t.holrcbt4tll and tbloa.tll a.re> rubb(d with MUDtcn~ product mado Ufl'crlal/u to promfi~ rollovo dlatrcaa e>f colda and ~ul bronchlttl and croupy coa~tl).a. ·

Tho Qalntll ha.vo illwnya bad ~m c:aro, eo mothcl'-bo auurcl of ualnc jaat abou' t.he DES'l' product mad• \'l'bon :poa ceo IUUtltorolo. lt'a MaN thon an ordlnn~ "a&ln"-Maaterota holpa brenk up low ton~tlonl IN 3 BTRENGTD81 Cb1ldrtn'a lt!ld MQJI.orolo. IJco JtQaula.r and Exm Etrenatb for fi:OWlNIPI wbo preft1' a atroneor prodact. All dro;ratcru. .. ,

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Byron. -...,n ere tn e p c ure ·"" e ,. , . li channtnn print denlgn of tmmerwo -~-----------------------­parma vlolclo (IIVCO on <'XQuloite hondpnlntcd t>fl'cct to 1htr l:Uftly draped Oat rayon crcpc Umt fnnh· lono thlo gracefur, full-nltirtcd frock Watch for thcr;o hnndpnlntcd efl'ectn, which nrc ntunnlngly achJcvcd with multi-color bvuquolo or !lingle flow­era opaccd widely over bncl;around!l of flne rayon crepe In coUd toneD.

Be. on the tookout, oleo, for . the new and fonclnatlna feather printD . Soft plume eff eda ore be ina lm· portontly featured; alw graceful palm fronds that loolt very tropical when areun wfdcly-opaccd fertl!l or p::tlmo nrc printed on white groundo. ()ther1mportnnt prints- thnttnlrol'OU Into tho realm of amnii, brlaht ef• fccttJ carry interestingly diminutive. plumes, formallied medallions and curllcuco, or exotic PQlnley pattern· lngo. . tnol~a~:t b)' Wcctem Nc<'lo;or;:~>r Ullltm.l

On u moonlc!l!l ~gb~ tt.o. .earth eye. Uu:ln lrom tlwZo that ~rc ~w. LfJht From Unseen Stars f tbat cnnnot be ncen by tho unn!ded

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M i!. :Jnlia Sherrill of Three lJqt four ycoru of turbulent and R. d b 1 ttl· d interminable coW1 hearblgs have Ivers an cr J e grf.ln son failed t~ establlch whether any aro

BOTTLED UNDER AUTUORITY OF 'J'Ul~ COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Tommy arrived home from Kan· entitled to lt. Thb fabulous .rrab-Magnoll·a Coca-Cola Bottling Company sas City,whero th~y spent Christ· bag has drJven people to suicide,

· t jJ~udpruLCl!f!D. murder. Coea.Cola B_ull.!fln.Jhu u_¥11JJdcl! B:v.'!. r.L Hlrrlt El PMo, Texna u with heF-Son, !J'cmmy- €oc.k, t heurln;:c were interrupted --;;;.;=;..;· ·;....;..· _.;;..;..,__..:;;.,;,_ __ 1 _________ =====-:;. who is employed ~t the Witte last October by commonwealth

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bv EMiliE LORING Here ll a story that ltarU on Fifth Ave­nue, New York, but quiolcly takoa yojl to the wildJ of qmhp lifo In .... aalca where lifo

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Mrs. Hardy Shrum left for Tnr· t.~oaJJ!. CuuotyT Tcxaa, last·Weduen· • day on account of the dang11rous iJJne8!J of her fl}othcr, M r,. Ollie Lucan of 'Nogal, who ht,l!l be'n spending the winLer there.

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croup falcitled •Bible birth recordl to nupport o fraudulent claim. ··· ·

They contended one of th!lir kJ.n. ltlaac .Newton Sheaffer, Newark, Del., waU paper dealer, Willi nn D· legitimate llOn of the widow-born before her marrlogo to Walter Gar­rett, wealthy Quolxer snu.lr m.anu· !acturer... Sheaffer and five ·others we-to convicted. Their appeal tor a new trial II] pending.

, , And now-with lct:l5 than 0,000 Mrs. Olin Campbell, operator' cncco heard - lnvenUgotort are

at tho lteil Beauty Shop han Lenn ready to explore the next claim­Ill. , Uwt of the German cum ot Kreucb-

'mar, i It WWJ from thg juncUon of the

S I .• . 0 I t d f I Kretncbmor on.d Shen1fcr trunlllea • a vauor rl z re urne rom century aao thr.t Mrn Garrett came • Kansas City FricloyJwherc ht• hnd Duuahtor of nn lmmiil'llllt German

-~-~~-. gone to brmg n large white otrellm• · cabinet maker, ohc met Garrett un-o b L · • 1· d "J k ,. h • · • · dcr Cinderella circumr~tLmc:es (ahe Run ver y ocomotive, Inc 01 tnn ,or t c Ctty Garage woo t:erubblna 0

porch) and DUU'l'1ed Slc=eper Just Has Headache SaJJy saw Tommy Cook in I<. C. tum not lone after. He died in 1m. MONTGOMERY, ALA.- Oliver Tommy scot rcgardo to hio Curri· . Dl!Jposed of $GZ,Mt.

Graham, 47, went to olecp on the zozo (rieoda. _ j Sltc WWJ 61 whM aho tetlbbled tracktJ of Um S()obo11rd air JJno, Wl· , her now-fomoun "request" to "Dear

.... 11 tough but .bracin9 and olorloUJ.

Inti a ,roll t'Gr o p11low. A freight Mr. Chorlt'tl s. Starr," wealthy Jn. tram "bound for Amcrlctm, Ga., Dr. P. M. Shaver, prominl'ot' vcntmcnt brohcr and cno ct the two otrudt him and U1a birr locomotive b . . I C • cxccutoro: tJnd three box r:ol1l panoed over his P JBICinn ° nrrJZozn for nuny ' "Give you my ctJtatc and bclon1· lmdy. . . jyenrs, boo been dongeroU!!Iy ill' ingo which ore nnmcd Jn my bock · In con!lrqucncc, ho ill aultcrin~ since 1'burnday. At bis bednfdo I per A/C U1o Collowing nmount.s:

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Janet Ttent found 1t 10. There ll lovo and death, dangor .

frnm a ncvC're lwodacho. I M "Give Henrietta G. Fcrguton the 1'ltc cuclnl'C'r 11ow the head on the are r. and Mrs. Brown • n I Mr •. oum of $10,000 U living. Give to

rml Juot bi.'Corc tho train reached II, ! and Mro. WJIIinmo or Tucumcnrt. i Mary A. Weaver. • • •" " whPrl>upon h() ntopped the train ond I 1 In U1ot manner, to a fow intimate U1c crl'w went bock to lnveotlgoto l frwndt~ and employees, aho dbpo:sed the r('molno. Tlwy found Graham Sheriff Stover and Deputy Vc-' or only $G2,lifm-a p!ttnnce of her

~myatery. alttlna bco!do the traclt, d112cd. ga attended to official bumneoo in ; fortune. ·

Railroad men ooy Grohom'o head • The otupcndaun problem confront. wao too low Cor tho cowcatcher, {llld Roswell this week. ing in\·enUaatoro could hnvo been

RIAD n tho pondt'rou!l wheel olmply puobed avoided hod the widow heeded the hio hl'od from tho roll. A few oUght odvlcc of her btwJn~llke husband • .bruicc11- WM<> ~vMent--wherHtV-wru~ Richard Kimbrell or Pit'aclto · I•'ilty ycnro ago he urged her to IN THIS PAPER

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token ~ Uubbnrd hospital. .bft. ~cw;ro~r fn: ear.ta F~ to baj "trl-c~:':l a ~tiill .t~'t <-'l'lctl'' ru;~ 'tlo' .#Jet· ~ ..•. . . - examined Cor the U. S-Armtt, ., ~~• •. t:;.n~nyags get any d per Fleeing. Rabbit Seora - • J ..... ~.. •

(i Jd . Slro put It off for 20 y~nr1. Th[!Jl · Knockdown in <;orn te NotJee ·' when sho di:i ·writo a will, it wu DES l.10INES, IOWA.-Dl:'k Vtm ... lt~ .lml.dcqual.o Gat:ument. U .fhu.

\"Jh!fhe, Iarmer, tJCt ths tntrprl!:tr lit ~- i woo onoU:cr will, it never has bten hi a lito 0!) ho wollil!d through 8 COtn- T" R t' i. n rd om . found, although the search bu C!X• fleld. lr~ a ton Elg oa ICC IS tended even to her grave.

B Uy Somcttdng Jilt him. Tho next thing ~labJJsb~d in the home or Mra. i Wolt9 1n her oid home were tom ho knew llo wns flot en· h!a face, Dan Conley, who in serving as do\\71, ~onro riwed Ulf, do:seu vir·

UNITE 0 lmodted down by the strength of tho aecretary to this board. Mail ap· 11 tu?-"y c:lemolfnhed and an lrcn safe blnw. , • • • n drdled opt:n, wJthC!Ut a vall.

STATES He !()l)tled nround to ooe what hod JltJ&.tlon~ to T IL.,e... ..Ruionin~ An' eerie fiile prompiedreopentn1 - hit tmn.-Neartiy lay nTnrgeJnck- card, Box ~5, Carrazozo. -! of file t'Jidow'a grnv..a in JDnety Lau-~"VIl\', S rabbit, otno atunncd from the col· Board will meet each Saturday rot Hill cemetery. There wu, how-

0 N D S llo!on. morning at 10 o'clock, n. m. , ever, no wilL C>1'4A." "S In ito hurcy to get away from a . ! __ ·~~~

.l'ftll'u.;;raru>u doa t~o rabbit colUdG;d t7ith Van 1 • Wbyhe. Von Wbyho ~oa bruised. .

The rabbit died. Hv• (BI!llanc .. ..a.a~ ~ Educa-=t;-:'lo-:-a -:"la-E;;-a:-:alaal C1uk ((<' lo~aJ ffi:lDOFer · ol llre I& ,

En~tlnnd bn:: 0 minister and a ~ ro.rance omce)-(lno rlnlm bOll com• ' MAYBE tml lumrd of ooucnUon. bnt tbero art ba thla morning, air-from that nllwlJ Y.-.C. MaJ...

AAIDICA ON GV,UWI ~lao. ..mnny.-iJflmt&-4nt~tJtutfcnlSs-,wwJ.blft• :trJ~ameiJ ccll'Pfe- ;nr ftmireil lust :we& ; .· 1 l1.1~oatj,-1 aro only loosely ··sor•~tvlsed bJ the sb1'a hotnM a wbo'e baldnr: ot ralt_u ! e"ntrnl b6."11'd. : -Ptulna Shn"'. · . · • H

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O'zozo 67G.Qi) 900.00 ~ .. . Capitan 2,250 ()(). 8,()(1().0() 563.65 Ruidoso 1,1150.00 1,800,00 · 221:05 Corona 28Tr26 · 400.00 1$0 60 F.t.Stanton 2.006.25 2;675.00 189.65 Lincoln llondo ~ Pieachil

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