Property Owners Urged to Protest Paving District
Property owners in the proposed paving district are urged to protest in legal form. Visit the Chaves County Abstract and Insurance Company office in the First National Bank Building to sign the protest prepared for you and bring the city notice for property description. Join the committee aiding this effort and act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County Abstract and Insurance Company
First National Bank
R. D. Bell
L. B. Craig
EL Wiseley
A. Baker
Cozart
First Meeting League Nations Council Soon in Paris
Paris Jan 3 The supreme council has authorized Premier Clemenceau to issue the preliminary call for the first meeting of the League of Nations council and directing President Wilson to issue the formal call after the Versailles treaty takes effect. Provo cations signing likely not before January 18. Karl von Leisner the German emissary is deemed fit. Clemenceau’s vacation may delay the Juan sign on January sixth.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Celemenceau
League of Nation’s Council
Wilson
Crumbling Russian Fronts Hit by War Breaks
Jan 1 reports: Kolchak driven from Irkutsk as fighting continues nearby. Denikin holds in the south on a war ship in the Sea of Azov. Bolsheviki weaken their gains and break off talks with Estonia while threatening an advance. Evacuations around Ekaterinoslav intensify as British officials weigh possible understandings with Russia.
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London
Kolchak
Irkutsk
Denikon
Sea of
Azov
Denikin
Japanese Halt Bolshevik Push Across Ansgar River
London, dan 3. Japanese forces in Siberia will not permit Bolshevik armies to cross the Ansgar river warning that Japanese influence would be endangered by a further red advance. Meanwhile Bolshevik forces continue their offensive as Moscow wires Rome predicting a quick Italian reestablishment of relations.
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London
Siberia
Ansgar River
Moscow
Ale Ttalian
Italy
Nationwide Red Raid Jails Hit Over 4500 Suspects
Washington reports show more than 4500 alleged Reds arrested in a nationwide roundup begun last night by the justice department. Attorney General Palmer cites Lenin and Trotsky influence, while raids extend to Denver and major cities, with rifles and bombs seized in several locales. Hundreds of anarchists await deportation as authorities claim to have crippled radical networks across sixty cities.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Moscow
State Arpartiment
Foreign Relations Committee
Communist Party
United States
Department of Justice
Taumnis Party
New York
Chicago
Newark
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hundress
Thompson Gets Appointment to West Point
Cadet Corporal Frank Thompson of New Mexico Military Institute has won first place in Senator Jones state wide contest for West Point. A telegram from Senator Jones confirms the appointment and offers congratulations. Thompson, son of Algier F W Thompson, is seventeen and has spent most of his life at the Institute, with a solid military record and early entry to military life.
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Frank Thompson
New Mexico Military Institute
A. A. Jones
West Point
Joes
New Mexico
Military Academy
Krank
Algier F. W. Thompson
New Mexico National Guard
Thompson
Army
France
National Academy
Institute
Border Service
Frank
Aid
Hai Line
Rev Hendrix Leaves for Home After Visit
Rev J W Hendrix departed this morning for his home near El Paso following several days in town on a combined business and pleasure trip. The notice also mentions recruiting information at Roswell and calls for remonstrance on protested positions, plus various trades and education offerings.
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J. W. Hendrix
el Paso
New Is Insane Says Alienist in Jan 3 Report
Roswell area item reports Harry New described as constitutionally inferior in brain power and sufferer of dementia praecox by defense alienist St B Hoag. Testimony labels New as feeble minded and crazy, with Keags flaying noted as unmoved. Fresh flowers advertised.
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LO Sangelees
Harry New
St. B. Hoag
New
Keags
Mexico Oil Tax Increased by Presidential Decree
Mexico City January 3 A presidential decree by Carranza increased the oil export tax by ten percent. Roswell area notes generally cloudy and unsettled tonight and Sunday. New Mexico forecast: tonight cloudy with Sunday rain in the south and snow in the north.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
Roswell
New Mexico
Next well of National Exploration Co near Orchard Park
The National Exploration Co plans its next well about seven and six tenths miles south of Orchard Park Roswell area awaits the rig drilling within snow distance of the city. Ten thousand acres were provided for the project and abstracts and land titles must be examined before drilling can proceed.
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National Exploration Company
Orchard Park
Roswell
The
Nations’ Exploration Co
Missing Etiquette Sunday Notices From Parish Page
A church bulletin outlines tomorrow’s schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. morning worship at 11 o'clock and evening evangelistic service at 7 41 with a male quartet and sermons on sin and grace. Epworth League meets at 6 20 p m led by Harry Manning. Sunday School resumes at 3 45 with many teachers and pupils resolving to study Bible anew. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Epworth League
Harry Manning
Young Peoples Unions
First Methodist Church Sets Sunday Schedule at Armory
First Methodist Church South announces Sunday at the Armory with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by J. J. Kroll, a 11 a.m. morning worship on Let God Have His Way with You This New Year, and 7 p.m. evening service on Can a Man be a Good Business Man and a Good Christian? Pastor Allison to preach. choir to render music at both services. cordial invitation extended. Also Church of the Glad Hand greets attendees with 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer at Southern Presbyterian Church led by Sidney M. Bedford, with church school beginning year right and orchestra at 9:30 a.m. classes start 9:40 a.m.
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J. J. Kroll
Armory
Allison
Church of the Glad Jiand
Tomor
Morning Worship and Evening Service at Tomelike Church
Morning worship at 10 50 a m features Child ren Gods Purpose and Our Duty. Evening worship at 7 30 p m addresses The Worlds Need and What We Can Do to Meet It. Christina Endeavor at 6 30 p m. advisory board meets Sunday at 3 00 p m. Women’s department meets Monday at 2 30 p m. C W E M presents a program and all church members invited. The church joins citywide week of prayer.
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Christina Endeavor
Skara
Pike
Roswell- Comanche
Oil and Gas Company
Masonic Temple Announces Weekly Religious Services
The regular morning service at 11 a.m. focuses on the subject God with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial services begin at 7 30 p.m. A reading room is open weekdays from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Citizens National Bank Building. The public is cordially invited to attend and visit.
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Citizens National Bank
Loss of hair restored by standard treatments at Roswell shop
A classified brief notes that hair loss following influenza or other trouble has been helped by standard treatments offered at Roswell Beauty Shop, contact phone 69 for details.
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Roswell
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League Nations Council
Karl
Russia
Soviet
Bolsheviki
Ekaterinoslav
Odessa
M. E. Church
the Chu
Kentucky
the Presbyterian Church
Rudolph Caughey
Talmage
Main Street
South
Kansas
South Mo
N. Rich
Lelieves
Archy
Palmer
Lenine
Trotsky
New Jersey
America
William J. Flynn
Secret Service
Europe
Neiw
Hompson
Hendrix
Wome
Roswel
Fints L. Anderson
Roswell Floral Co
Weather Forecast
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Sidney M. Bedford
Nastor
Our Church
Tomelike
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple
Roswell-Comanghe OH & Gas Company
Roswell-Comanche Oil and Gas Co
Pecos Valley
Oklahoma
Comanche
Camanche
North
Duffy
Roswell, New. Mexico
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