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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
INDIGESTION
AND STOMACH
MISERY
No Gas, Heartburn, Headach
or Dyspepsia Five Minutes
After Taking the First Dose Of
DiapepSin,

Why not get some now-this mo-
ment, and forever rid yourself OF
stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give it u good eat. then
take Pape's Diapepsin to start the di-
gestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of Gas or
quotations Of undigested food: no
feeling like Il lump of lead in this
stomach or heartburn, sick headache
and Dizziness, and your food will not
ferment aud poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only 30 cents
for a large case at any drug store
here. and will relieve the most OBJ
stinate case Of Indigestion and Upset
stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better 10 take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestincs, and, besides,
one single dose will digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all
your food the same as a sound.
healthy stomach would do II.
When Diapepsin works. your stom-
ach rests-gct Itself IN order, cleans
up---and then you feel like eating
when you come to the table, and what
you cat viii do you good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for YOU as soon as
you decide to take d little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pahe's Diapcpsin. because You want 10
become Thoroughly cured this time.
Remember. IL your stomach icels
out of order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief Ia five minutes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
BELIEVED CHAVEZ
FELL To DEATH
OVER CLIFF
SearcherS Hunt in Vain for
Body Of Man Who Was Lost
in Sandia Mountains Two
Weeks Ago.

Two weeks of almost continuous
the cliffs Of the rugged sandal noun
tains. east of this city, have revealed
no trace of Nicholas Chavez, fireman
at the wool securing mills here, who
left It hunting camp In the mountains
two weeks ago. and whose vanish
ment has been as complete as 81 the
earth had swallowed him.
Chavez was cross eyed. N the
theory Is advanced that his defective
vision caused him to fall over one of
the beetling cliffs. thousands of feet
hiph, on the western face Of the
mountain. 1t IS t%olerably certain
that he was trying TO come down TINS
side Of the mountains on tho day ne
disappeared. The remains OF "a camp
fire aud brush shelter near The noun
lain ton were found this week, and IT
Is believed this was the last camp OF
the missing man.
Tho search has been made the more
difficult by reason of the heavy iail
Of snow. from one 20 two feet deep,
which has covered the upper reaches
Of the mountains. The camp where
chavez left his partner, anderson
was uCar the top Of the mountain
Another searching party went out
r~psi.rdst. Anderson Who has been
hiding In the work for two weeks ro-
turned to IA city yesterday ana has
iftti. hope that the body VIII De-
found
sheriff Romero % deputies have
rendered every assistance Ia their
power and fhe hunt Tor the missing
man. dead ur alive. has heer thorough
and p~ainsakins. but very difficult.
owing to the rugged nature az the
country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
N A
COMPLICATIONS
MAY OCCUR
MEXICANOS CLAIM WILL
APPEAL TO AMBASSADOR
Trio Of Old Mexico MexiCaas
Resent Payment Of Ten Dol
lar Fines When Natives Are
Only Fined Five and Costs,

Strained diplomatic relations be-
tween Mexico and the Quilted States
( mas soon occur ana Judge william
Wallace Mcclellan of A~lbuquerque'
mas be called upon. to make a hur-
RED Journey to Washington in the
near future. all as a result of a stu
aticn which has evolved because of a
street fight on South Second street,
Tuesday night, in which margarine
Qriro. Louis Bravo and Francisco
Mendoza, Of ola Mexico, ~ Manuel
Cnmpos, Pedro Gutierrez. Jose Mon
toya and Casmiro Chavez, of New
Mexico. Z. S. a.. were the belliger-
cnts.
Just how the trouble happened and
lust when diplomatic relations began
TO De strained, no one seems to know.
According 10 admissions made by
parties on both sides. it began to
happen IL or near Zanone's saloon at
$40 Monday. Considerable whiskey
had been sloughed of by both parties.
IL is said. but the old Mexico MeXicans
and the New Mexico MeNiCaus, whit,
they kept their fee on the same bar
rail, remained 1T opposite ends 40 ne
mahogany. Between drinks timely
tories were discussed. the CONVERSE
ton naturally drifting toward the
present situation between the United
States and Mexico. The hombres
from the sister republic talked about
Il among themselves and the citizens
OF New Mexico told each other what
they thought about the affair, Finally
remarks began to be passed between
the two aggregations. Then, accord
lng To q New Mexico man, II Of the
Old Mexico men shouted: viva Re-
publica Mexfcano." This shout had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
COMMERCIAL CLUB
READY TO REFUND
FOUR BONDS
MORTGAGE SCHEME
PROVES ITSELF PRACTICAL
Cold Hard Cash Awaits the
Holders of Bonds No, z q,
"a and 40, Together With In
terest al 8 Per Cent

That the Commercial club of Aipu-
Ionerque is a business organizauon;
thot its affairs are directed by prac-
tlcal business men who mean business
and that the finances are now on q
busfnoss-likc basis. is indicated by the
fact that Secretary T. J. Naylon VIII
today refund four Of the seventy
bonds issued several months ago, al
the time the finances Of the club were
~rearranged. In addition to the first
mortgage of $4,000, a second mort
gage was arranged. which was made
i'm the form Of bonds. seventy of which
were Issued to local people at a par
value Of 500 each. The bonds wero
to be refunded in rotation, as quickly
AZ the finances of the club permitted
and were TO draw interest at s PER
cent. payable quarterly. Yesterday
President +. b. ~Schwentker and Sec
rotary Naylon Figured mp that they
had enough cash on hand TO refund
four OF the second mortgage bonds
and pay all interest due until Decem-
Der l.. without causing a financial
stringency. The numbers of the seventy
bonds were accordingly thrown into Il
hat shaken up. and our numbers
We're withdrawn. :. 2l, "a and 40.
Holders of bonds T, 81, "a and 49,.
may have them refunded today. to-
morrow. or next week. by calling on
Secretary Naylon. lie win hand them
one hundred dollars in cash for each
bond and interest on them until De-
cember /, 1910.
The r%efunding ~ the bonds is just
another indication that the CONNER
cial club Is prospecting as il never has
before and that the organization viii
be out OF debt before many years,
owning without any first or second
mortgages. one Of the most handsome
club buildings in the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
OLD OWL LEAVES
THIS MORNING
FOR CHICAGO
7 axes a Little Farewell Flyer
While Digger Holds the Cage
Bird Is a Confirmed Booster,

do IL for AibuQucrquei'
These entirely eommendable words
uttered in "A shrill hoot, from the top
Of the spire of the Commercial club
building last night, attracted con
siderable attention from r~tsSerS bN'
who. at first had some difficulty IN
locating the sound, Further i~nvesti-
cation, however. revealed John ~
Duggcr. assistant secretary OF the bu'
rcau of immigration, sttnding III the
middle Of the street, gazing d"sphlf-
lnglY %skXward, while "Old statehood,
the Justly celebrated booster owl
prcened his wings ana boosted on the
tor of tue tower. occasionally hurl-
Ing down a few |unsavorN epithets az
the man who held the empty cage be-
low.
Come on up, the waters fine. .
souawked the OWL. "Great view OF
the eclipse up here
Come down, Xaccheus, hesought
the assistant secretary, waving an
alluring piece Of p-orterlouee steal.
at the bird on its lofty acrie. .
TOO rich for my blood rejoined
the owl Cost of living Is still UP.
Bring me n ham sandwich and a piece
of pie. I'm going to take a flyer TO
Chicago ana see how the big shows
coming ON
what in thunder is that tom cat
doing on the stecple?' inquired a
passing casterner. in amaze.
Come To New Mexico, the land Of
sunshln, and opportunity. the brand
new state" yelled the owl. Address
an communications to H.. II. fleming.
secretary. or j, u. Digger, assistant
And he Tapped his big wings and
sonred over to the Morning journal
office. into which he was finally en-
ticctl by the artful Dugger, assisted
by the night force, and John Lee
Clarke. who arrived hurriedly on the
scene. IN response to a riot call, and
was making arrangements to hire
Roy Stumm's balloon FOR an aerial
owl hunt. The OWL was finally put
back in The cage whore he sulked al
night. preparatory to leaving for the
Second National Land and irrigation
Exposition in Chicago.
Digger took the %precaution to nail
tho lid on tight this time, II ac-
companied by four pounds OF choice
porterhouse, the owl leaves this morn
ing for the Windy city. After long
enjoying the freedom Of the Clarke
the owl Is somewhat morbid at
his confinement. but win make things
hum when he Is released in the Coli
with a New Mexico badge tied
to his leg.
Thank the Lord" calculated Dug
ger last night. Il don't have to go
clear to Chicago with the blame bird.
He's some owl. that owl. but has "A
rasping disposition.
After the show, the W VIII enter
the Lincoln park ZOO, the gilt OF
John Lee Clarke, owner and trainer.
is such a confirmed booster. now
EVER. that he will likely take the first
back to Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

The first outsider to arrive was Po-
Iiceman Pablo Lujan, who had been
awakened from Il sound sleep by the
uproar. With q gun in one hand and
a club in the other Lujan advanced
upon the b~elligerents II waded in.
When he emerged from the bottle, h
was all there and in sixty seconds
more had seven men walking toward
the police station.
Yesterday morning in police cntrt.
Acting Police Judge Mcclellan heard
the seven, stories. The stories told by
the New Mexico MeXicans We're SINH
lar. while the stories of the Old Mex
leo MeXicans tailed also. But each
faction declared the other faction waN
all wrong. Finally Judge Mcclellan
decided that he would fine the four
New Mexico Mexicans five dollars and
costs for fighting in the streets and
raising q disturbance. The Ola Mex
leo prisoners, the Judge decitred,
would be compelled to pay a fine of
ten dollars ana costs, on a eharge of
fighting ana carrying concealed weap-
ons, it being alleged that n "r
more Of them carrie vicious "'kins
knives on their persons.
The old Mcxico McNicans declined
10 pay the fines on the ground of un-
lust discrimination, and declared the
would be taken up immediate
ly with the Mexican Ambassador ai
Washington.
Last night the our natives had
been released, having paid their ives
and costs. The trio Of foreigners were
still in jail. Al last reports neither
the ambassador nor any Of the Mex
consllls had come to their aid.
Tba fpptIhla hpfW agn the natives and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
COLUMB|ANS WILL
DANCE TONIGHT
At ELkS
Members Of Popular FraternaI
Organizations and Their
Friends 10 Attend Enjoyable
Social Affair,

The Knights of columbus. their
lady friends. and q limited number
of invited guests. ladies and gentle
men. will be the guests Of Aibuquer-
que Council No Sal. Knights Of Co
lumhus. AT "a dance to be given in
f.lks hall rqpr this evening. Tie
Cayanaugh orchestra Of six pieces VIII
begin the overture promptly at y
o'clock. The music. which viii be
excellcnt. az the Cavanaugh mrs.c al
ways is. viii continue a. hong ~ tn'
ers remain on the floor
The Eiks' hail room will Ice brill
lantlr decorated Tor the OCCASION,
nits- "a. chanterier d~ecerauofS re-
cont, used ~ fhc FIks haiitccier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
HANCE To DEEPEN
AND KALSOM|NE
GRAND CANYON
Constructor of Titan Of Chasms
Plans Improvements and VIII
incidentally Change Color
Scheme a Trifle,

Phocnix. Ariz.. Nov. 1b-John
Hnnec. the proprietor. the author and
builder Of the Grand Canyon Of the
Colorado on the liucs run hy H. i.
Patrick OF this city has been IN me
town for the last week, air. Hanea
undertook the canstrnctien Of The
Crand CanNnn sefcral years ogo Nf-
ter having served as 20 mon soldier
through the civil war.
THE Grand Canyon WIN stand. OF
rather. Viii lie for mitnN NctfN, as
many people accuse t'uptain lIauee
OF having duuv, ns a monument 70
his constructive skull There Is moth
ing Ike II anywhere else IN TINS
world. no such uwc-inspiring depths
ana spaces, such q marvel OF cnlorlns
and such q variety of architecluf5,
The ablest descriptive writer's stand
aghast. only the mcdiocres attempt
To paint il. The high school gradu-
ate ana tho country weekly poet sling
language at Il, but the true genius
stands mute aud conquered before
the a%uperhumnn genius Of Captain
iHancc.
Much f~ragnentary matter about
the cnnyon has appeared within the
last generation, Altogether u would
mike quito a book, hut n II we're an
collatcd into one siS-foot library lt
would he inrinitesimai IN comparison
with the Information concerning tho
canyon which captain Hance has
handed out 70 tenderfcet who huFe
sat open-mouthed and opnn-eycd be~
fore his campfire,
Some OF the things he has impaired
have been awc-inspiring while others
have been horrifying Ia the extreme.
No more pitiful tragedy has ever been
detailed than that Involving the
death Of tho wife Of Captain Hance,
who was compelled to shoot her.
she was walking u day along tle
brink of the chnsm when. seized with
an attack Of vertigo. she fell over ana
shot down the sheer depth to the ben
of the canyon. 5000 Tect below. one
leg was broken by the fail aud can
tain Hanco IN order To- put her OUT
Of her misery. sent "a mercliul bullet
through her brain. The rifle ne
used was an Inferior weapon OF a
range oil not more than 5000 lcet'
He was therefore compelled TO take
two shots.
Forty-twn years ago captain
Unnce first saw the salt River Nal-
There WAS no PhoeniX then, hut
sometime after hat The town wiis
It's start and he was here at the
first lot snlc. He bought -four lots 81
what is now Center street immcdi-
atcly south of the building Of Cold
and company lie hcld them
for o few years and sold the group
for $500.
II has come To him of late that
Phoenix is improving and DE deter
on this trip, a. there had been
change In the Phoenix real estate
market. that he would buy those lots
back and hold them for a rise. When
he YVES told that an offer of $500 n
foot for that same GROUND
would be- regarded by the owner ms
nm insult, Captain Hance decided int
would not give ottense To q
stranecr Who hnd done him no harm.
also decided hat ho would not ln-
in Phoenix real estate. but would
USE tho money in deepening the cur-
which has somewhat gathered
lchris and slit within the last few
years lie may also widen u and eal-
,lmlnc the walls with new colorins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
FULL ECLIPSE OF MOON
PLAINLY SEEN HERE

The fun eclipse OF the moon was
plainly visible I'm Albuquerque last
night between five and seven O'Clock.
the shadow passing off shortly after
seven. Many people were out viewing
the interesting phenomenon. The
shadow almost entirely obscured the
noon about six o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
TO COMPLETE NEW
MT. OLIVE CHURCH
District Missionary Arrives to
Aid Local CoIored People in
Finishing House Of Worship,

Rev. j. Il. Bell, district missionary
for New Mexico and Arizona, has ar
rived here TO assist the pastor of the
Mount owe Baptist church. coiercd,
Rov. S. III. Wiilsths, D. D.. m Raising
funds 10 complete the partially finish
ed structure Of the church on West
Lead avenue, The campaign will be-
gin November II ana il Is hoped to
raise some $500 20 complete the
building, the wallis OF which are al
ready up. 1t viii be a neat and at
tractivc stone structure. Rev. Bell
viii be- hero about 20 days to aid In
the work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

dance. which were left untouched for
the knights Of Columbus, and With
additional ornamentation, emblem
attic Of the *. c. organization.
The dance tonight is the first Of a
series Of entertainments To be given
by Albuquerque Council during the
season, and ii is expected that il Will
be largely attended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
MINISTERS TO EXCHANGE
PULPiTS NEXT SUNDAY
Rev. James Grattan Mythcn. of Santa
Ec. to Preach ut -. Johns
Episcopal Church.

Rev. James Grattan Mytien, rector
Of the church of the Holy Faith. or
Santa Fe. ard A~rchdcacon w. e
Warren. Of 81. Johns parish, viii eX-
change pulpits next Sunday. The
Rev. Mr.. Mythen was made q deacon
in st. Johns church last April.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

Seattle. Wash. Soy iG Horace q.
Hpuirs. haukcr aud philauthfopist
has obtained q CitN iuiccnsc to do
business as "a pawn broker II Is Ills
purpose tu lend small sums OF money
ON collateral nc "a low rate of inter-
est. 10 needy persons who might oih-
,ruise TAN into the clutches Of loan
.nurL..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
MARICOPA COUNTY WILL
HAVE ELABORATE DISPLAY

Phoenix, Aris., Nov. i5.-FOrtN
cases OF Maricopa county farm prod
ucts, which were OF exhibition at the
fair. Mere yesterday shipped by the
board of trade to Chicago. to be plac-
cd on display at the United states
Land and Irrigation exposition,
The Maricopa county exhibit was
gathered with the idea OF IL being
sent to Chicago Immediately after the
fair. When the gates of the fair
grounds were closed saturday after
noon, Secretary Harry Wclch. of the
board of trade; Superintendent Err
nest Han, Of the agricultural depart
ment. ana others, began to prepare
hibit which had been selected for the
Chicago show
Practically everything that could
be shipped was sont, including fruits,
vegetables. grains, alfalfa seed. mel
ons, dates, ostrich eggs and a multi
tudo Of other things.
In CHICAGO the STUFF viii hc re-
ceivcd bY the southern Pacific pcu-
Pile. and displayed in the space they
have secured IN the Coliseum, where
thu exposition IL 20 be leld. The
Board of trade win have no reprc-
sentative in charge
The Land show opens November
-. ana continues until December 4
II is recognized as the leading eXpo-
siiion Of IT'S kind in the world,
Two local realty firms VIII have
their representatives al the show,
James Griffin will be there for Green
4 Griffin, while Garth W. cate viii
represent Dwight q. Heard ana COM
panS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
STORE REDUCING SALE
OF NEW YORK CLOAK
AND SUIT COMPANY

The New York cloak and suit
sompanv il corducting a stock rcduc.
ing sale this week. Al the beginning
If the season they found their stock
10 DE much larger than their expert
ence Of several SEASONS here seemed
TO warrant. To reduce this overstoch
they have beeu Inak.ne very atira'-
tive prices on all ladies' ready-to-
wear garments. and their saies have
been enormous Tho sale viii con-
tinue for several days al their store,
205 South second street
Baiifleht pdctnres right from the
nm MIN .Am L.l.N -LLLL InmIlir
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

When YOU want Aliens honey order
it OF your srcsarv man In l0-ib pals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

Your cough annoys GU. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes Of our throat II you
want to be annoyed nu II YOU want
relief, want 10 be cured, take Cham
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

these united efforts in getting Colfax
county before the land hungry pub.
lie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
Negro Jumps from Window
aud Escapes Phebus Officers.
BLOODHOUND PUT ON TRAIL
police Go to Home Of syIvanias Bal
ley to Arrest Him on Charge OF
Larceny end HE Makes Wiid Dasn
from Second Story.

After escaping from the Phoebu'
police officers by jumping frcm sec
ond story window yesterday after
noon, SyiVanius Bailey, negro, Wa
chased to Bay Shore aud along the
Chesapeake bay by the bloodhound
and crowd OF several hundred per
sons. He succeeded in making good
his escape and is stiil at large.
The hound, in charge OF Wfay Cur
It's and Omcers Simkins. Furness ana
Giddines. followed the tran to Bay
shore, but lost ii owing to the mum
Der OF people who covered the tracks
along the route.
Bailey was charged with stealing
clothing from line in the yard oil
Mrs. Leonard Sheetz. The officers
went 20 the man house 20 arrest
him. but he eluded them and escaped
by jumping from the second story
window in the back yard. The ON
GERS then asked She riff Curtis TO send
the dog to Phoebus and the man hunt
started in earnest Three or four
hours were consumed, but Bailey was
not to be found.
Bailey is also wanted by the Phoe-
bus officers TO answer the add tional
charge Of larceny from William &.
Morris and j. n Wilson & Son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

I refrigerator, COS; 50. cur price
$50; 1 iron bed and spring cosi
SIS. our price. S90o; 3-Piece bed
room suit. cost SIS. our price. $3.50;
Mirror. 2exSs, our price
S2fs: > dining room chairs cost
S2.s0. our price sc each, l cash
register our price $500; I
rev bicycle. cost So. our price
SIG 50: Il silver knives and forks.
Pictures isx20. &c ND: ] hizh desk
cur price. $3.50. ! ice box. our price.
sz.so: ! drop head sowing machine.
$3.50: 1 step ladder. our price sl-so'
u wooden barrel spickcts, our price.
soc: 5 wooden bottom chairs. zsc
Zach. / double barrel brccch load
ssr,t egn. cost So. our price. $50.
1 large parior lamp. cost Slz, or
pri~c. sfas WHITE FRONT AUC-
TON HOUSE. 1is ". Green s.
Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
SHERIFF CURTIS ARRESTS
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHTER
Two indicted Negroes Are Captured
and Baiied After Consider
able Trouble.

Sheriff Curtis yesterday arrested
Eddie Boyd. negro indicted Tor
prize fighting. and Thomas Tonner'
also colored. ind .cted for malicious
cutting b. A. Lewis. who represented
Boyd. and Attorney J. Thomas New
some. of Newport News. applied 10
Thomas l. Sclajer. the bail commits
sicncr 10 boil the men and Sheriff
Curtis refused 10 permit Comm.sicncr
Sclsicr TO hail the men because the
court s in session. ard NJ. Lewis
vent to Newport News aud secured
an order from Judge Robinson direct
ing the sheriff 10 allow the men 10 be
bailed. Commissioner ScDter then
bailed them in the SIN Of $500 each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NO
TIONS. CENTS FURNISHINGS, ETC

Pursuant TO an order of the District
Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, enter. d
On the 10th day of June. 1910, in the
matter OF Bessie Katz, bankrupt, the
undersigned will offer for sale by pub
lie auction, either as whole or in
parcel, for cash. in the store house re
Gently occupied by the said bankrupt
on East Queen street, in the City of
Hampton, Virginia, on Thursday, the
23d day OF June, 1910, at IL O'Clock
a. m, certain stock Of dry goods,
shoes, notions, toys, etc, now IN said
store house, exclusive of goods claim
ed under homestead.
For further information, copy of in
ventory, etc, apply TO the undersigD-
cd.
JOHN WEYMOUTH,
Trustee for Bessie Katz.
PHILLIPS-LACKEY COMPANY,
AuctiOneers. 70.