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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING or TEAMS
Where They Play To-day

Washington al Chicago
philadelphia AZ Cleveland.
New Yorl ~ 81 Louis
Boston ~ detroit
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Commander Regnault Of the French
navy in an address 70 an 0ssoclatioir of
civil engineers calculated that the
force developed IN the heart Of n large
cannon tfIng 500 kllogram proiectiie
with a nozzle velocity OF 9o0 inches
second ls equivalent To 25.0oO.0o0
horsepower That Of field gun firing
o polcrtllo Ncighlng about seven kilo-
grams Nth % muzzle velocity Of 300
lnchcB ,s $4,000 horsepower.
Daily iyewa Want A0s must be ac-
rompantan hy the CASH
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Yesterday Results.

label. Vaughn and Hrc.nahan,
Pfclicr. Rculbach aud McCartv.
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know vtst Won taking Tonic
label
properties QllIE aad IRON strongest
and Tce,s / Malaria. Fever
Weak general debility and loss Of
Mothers ard Pale Scklv children.
Ecfv depression and low the and
ru blood Complete Scngthepe
No family your Druggist soc
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Panama bate cleaned ,pr Lance
& Go Jua Taylor Phone lol1
iSt.at
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over the held. a tent In the form Of
pyramid or cone 9Th ifs cenfer
over the pitcher bor r. lei fosp and
anchored vi'h its edges ouisids the
bazelines Ia either form. the cover
oaa b. assckly sprasa over ihs Held
" cleared away. b. electric power.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS
Yesterdays Results

Dec Moines 4. Denver 9.
ST Joseph 4. Lincoln 2
Sioux CITY .. Topeka 4.
Omaha =. wichita q.
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AATDV4 LEAGUE
srANDi q OF TEAMS
Where They rlay To-day

Tittcburgh a, Boston
Cincinnati ~ Philadelphia
Chicago At Ncn York
s. Louis a. brooklyn.
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WHENEVER YOU NEED
A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVES

The Old Standard Groves Tasecas chill Tonic is Equally
Valuable General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver,
Drives o., Malaria Enrchcs the Blood and Builds up
thcWhoie system. For Grown People arc Children.
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ooper, tnmmbc. tady and earn
san. Collemore. Blsnding and Nss.
lrr.
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wb're They Play To-day


Mullins Reynolds. Barltoi. Noye1
and Wilson. I lpire Nugent
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Our Investment.

ru pmD News y an, All.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15

GENERAL SPORTS
Polo Explained for Those NOT
Familiar With the Game

IS guard
which extends from end TO end the sides
a
eet high
a tIan
The long
reinforced with
introduced a combination " ood1b
Al expiration
ne ends or hits the side boards tho neo ends But the ball does
20 out on the ends strike the boar goal made when the pe
time deducted from the ha
following period
change At the the fourth which
This
Four players constitute team The positions
No No and back Back u the oal keeper The line
throws the ball Play then begins II the ball
of
L then knocked into the middle
the ball the boards
There representing
who a of
observation the tier OF the
referred the decides when
The American white
quarar counts
minus hall goal made when the ball
between the goal posts above the top of
Intentionally when
goal line he IS DEFENDING and u ces nothing posts
or the ground after leaving his mallet
A foul consists
lengths clear Referee umpire foul
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
Chick 5 PENNANT
Goes UP Thursday
Allentown Game of That
Day Transferred Here
For the Occasion
CHAMPIONS ON THREE
DAY ROAD TRIP

The Champion Chicks 90 on the
road today setting the Tri-State pace.
1t will be only a three-day trip, how
ever. The team was scheduled
for Allentown on Wednesday and
Thursday, but the Thursday game
has been transferred to Wilmington.
the occasion being pennant raising
day on the home field. The club is
at Reading today.
Besides a brass band the prospects
are now good to have Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoll land in the ball park
in his aeroplane during the cere-
monies. On Thursday Mayor Howell
is also expected to take part in the
The Saturday game was one of tho
best ever. Meyers, Brown and jack
son practically winning the game
among themselves. 1t was the sixth
straight win for the club.
York scored their only two runs of
the game on successive singles by
Milliman, Hooper, Swayne and Fos-
ter. Wilmington scored their first
run in the second inning on Hooper's
error, Jackson's steal, an error BY
Leidgate and Sharpes out. In the
sixth Jackson singled and scored on
Meyers three-base clout. In The
eighth Brown doubled, and scored
on Meyers single to centre. Score:
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
FOR Delaware
Tennis HONOR
Best Of Players Will Compete
for Title Here on June
29
DINNER DANCE
BEFORE THE PLAY

AT the Wilmington Country Club
everything is in readiness TO welcome
the band Of invading tennis stars who
have promised to come TO particippts
IN the annual tournament for the
championship Of the Delaware, which
takes place on June 29, and following
DAYS Z. Norris Williams has def
nitely promised 10 enter unless tha
Davis Cup team test matches should
interfere. In addition, Theodore
Roosevelt Pell and William j
Clothier have given tentative pro-
misses, While new stars in the persons
Of r. l.. Murray and H. L. Hahn. Of
Leland Stanford University. Califor
mia, have included the Delaware state
meeting in their itinerary Of Eastern
events they have planned to play in.
Some idea of the strength of Muir
rays game may be CLEANED from his
scores with the wonderful William
Johnston, the California star, who
created such a sensation in the East
ern tournaments last year, and who
is ranked No. in the 1918 list. The
match referred to took place in the
California State championship last
year, and Johnston triumphed only
after the scores of GA, ST., rs. Hahn,
his teammate, is but slightly inferior
to Murray.
The usual contingent Of PhiladeI-
phia's stars will enter, including
Thayer, w. t. Tilden, Jr.,
Herbert M. Tilden, DR.. p. B. Hawk,
r, l.. James, G. c. Willis, ]. r. Car
Denter, Jr,, and a host of other we'll
known players.
On the opening night of the tourna-
ment every player entered is the
guest of the club at an informal din
ner dance Additional entertainment
features are arranged during the
week for the benefit of those who
continue to come down or remain
over.
This is the only tournament in or
near Philadelphia which still runs a
tournament, both in sin.
gles ami doubles, with prizes in each !
event.
The entrance fee is 81 in singles
and $3.50 per player in doubles. En- |
.ries should be mailed not later than /
noon Saturday, June 27, in the sin
giles. and Tuesday, June 80, in
doubles, to w. p. Johnson, care of the |
Club. Na
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
sHORTsTOPs SCARCE.
Four National Clubs Would Like to
Strengthen This Position.

ShortstoDs are about the scarcest
thing in the market just now, accord
ing to Manager Hank o'Day, OF the
Cubs, who has been on the trail Of
man to succeed Red Corridor for a
couple Of weeks without success. Cor
ridon hasn't been fielding the way
O'Day thinks a shortstop should
AT the present time four out OF
the eight National league clubs are
cunning for shortstops. and have had
little success The Phlllies have been
after short fielder ever since rhe
start Of the season. Doom has tried
pretty near every man in his outfit at
that position, but none of them has
shown much ability.
Brooklyn is another team that
would like a top-notch short-stopper
The st. Louis team is not a great
deal strengthened by Butler, and Mil
Ter Higgins would undoubtedly give
a lot to get real dependable man in
that place, although Butler probably
has better hold on his job than any
of the three mentioned.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
KEENAN GETS UMPIRE jon.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. June l5.-
Tom keenan,, veteran umpire Of the
Tri-State League, has been signed for
the Eastern Association stan. He
will report Monday. He is recon-
mended by President Barrow. Of the
International League Barrow also
recommended Halligan, whom Presi-
dent O'Rourke tried to secure, but
Barrow finally decided to keep him.
McPartl;n will be dropped.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
MT. SALEM DEFEATS McCABE.

On the Rockford Park diamond
Saturday afternoon, Mt. Salem de-
feated McCabe, IA to 0. Only six Nc
Cabe players reported to Manager
Warshauer and he showed his good
sportsmanship by taking three High
land boys on his team.
Les. Fairbanks pitched the best
game of this season for Mt. Salem. al
lowing MeCabe only one hit and strik-
ing out eleven men, Mt. Salem col
lected fourteen safe ones off War
shauer and Lewis. Dave Harris's
splendid catch of Joe Fairbanks line
drive in the ninth. helped Mt. Salem
materially in shutting out McCabe.
The score by innings. R.H.E.
Mt. Salem ..2141OO15x-141 IA q
MeCabe +. OO0OOOOOO- ole
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
RED APPLE A CONFER

Peter 5. Brown, the veteran trainer
OF Wyoming Del, has great prospect
IN the 3-year old colt Red Apple. by
Ashland Bird. The colt has stepped
quarters in % seconds and halves in
l.oa He is owned bv F. H. Soper OF
Delaware and viii be prepared for the
Wilmington July meeting.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
EDDIE'S BOYS Defeat
LIVE Wires This Time

Wilmington Academy defeated
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company, at Shellpot II to z.
The game was anyone's until the last
man was out.
Wilmington Academy VIII play Ba-
raca, Of New Castle. at New Castle, on
next Saturday The score:
VIII. & PHITA. TRACTION. rO
Evening journal., 1914-06-15

base hit-Meyers. Struck out-By
Swallow 4, by Milliman 4. Left on
bases York 8, Wilmington 6. Sacri-
fee hits-Hooper, Swayne ,. Bases
on -Milliman 2, Swallow 1.
First base on Hooper, Dun
don, Jackson. Time Of game-2O5.
Umpire-Glatz.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
SATURDAY BASEBALL.

Silverbrook, 40. lllkton. s.
East End, iS; Rising sun, s.
Belmont, III Waneeda, 3.
Pastimc, 6: Wudcl. 4.
Parkside lrs, s; Madeley Jrs., 6.
Independent. ! Rosedale, s.
Winfield III: Settlement Jrs., 2.
Northwest, 3; Delamore. z.
N. q. AZ, 2 Penlyn Hail. /.
Highland. 3: West End. s.
Odessa, Il ST. Peters. 4.
Baraca, 8; Second Baptists, 4.
st. Johns, 10: Glover. /.
Merwick, %; Federals. 21
Overlook, IL; Claymont 8.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
new Castle TRIMS
The SPEEDY JASPERS

NEW CASTLE, Del. June 15.-New
Castle Athletic Association defeated
Jasper of Philadelphia here on sat
urday to 1. Carl Gibbons. in slid
ing home in the second inning, made
the score, but sustained badly
wrenched ankle The score:
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
BASEBALL

SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.
No games scheduled
American League.
Athletics 8, Chicago 8.
Detroit 3, New York 1
Boston 10, st. Louis /.
Cleveland 4, Washington 0.
Federal League.
Chicago 4, Baltimore 0. tlst game).
Baltimore ?, Chicago 0. end gsme) i.
Buffalo 0, st. Louis ,.
indianapolis II, Pittsburgh 4.
Brooklyn-Kansas City, not scheduled.
Tri-State League.
No games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
WILMINGTON ACADEMY.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

w & T. T. Co.. 100000 o. 7
Wi. Academy. 2Ol 1921 I'll
Iwo-base hits-Jolls. Richardson.
Shepherd Henscn. Three base hit
Glynn. Struck out-By Miller, s; bv
Hawke, s. Stolen bases-N Wilmington
Academy, s: w. & p, ?. Sacrifice hits
-tiiey, Collins, Hit by pitched ball
Hansen. Base on balls-Of Miller. A.
Passed balls CheadIe, 3 Time Of game
-t90. Umpiros Hill and Allard.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15

SCORE BY INNINGS.
York ....0 90 9 q o %
Wilmington 80 / 600 1O1 x-3
Earned runs-York 2, Wilmington,
,. Two-base hit-Brown. Three
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
What Do You Want
TO Know About SpoFf7

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
Please state the score Of the
Gisnts-Philedelphia game Of June /.
r.
New York, II; Philadelphia, Z.
Snort Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
Which wheels Of an automobile, in
turning a sharp corner at high rate
Of speed, leave the ground? G.
Inside.
Snort Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
n pitcher makes a balk. does the
umpire have to wait until the oppo-
sing player calls his attention 10
same, or does he call It as soon as
he sees IL? q.
Il is The umpire's duty to call the
baIk when he sees il.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL
ti) Is a pitched bali to the batter
that hits the ground in front Of the
plate and bounds across the plate on
q line vita the batters waist
strike? CD II not, what rule in The
book covers the question? c.
til No. (9) Rule No. 81.
Snort Editor, EVENING JOURNAL
There are ten men on our team. and
! am stating the ages Of the men so
mat You may be able to let us know
our average. is, Is, Is, l6. 16, l6. is.
IS, is, IS MANAGER
Sixteen u6.D years.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
Federal Lesqns.

Baltimore at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at indianapolis
Buffalo at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
American Lnanna

Athletics at Chicago.
Washington al Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
Totals IN. .......l Q "a NJ 4

IUVdI5 y. .....-.I "a w
Jasper Il. C.....0 ! 600 90 o.
New Castle A. A. / 2 ! 001O Ox-5
Earned runs-New Castle A. A.. 1.
Two-base hits-C. Gibbons, J. Hance,
Madden. Gallagher, Summers. Craven.
Hit by pitched ball-Taylor. Bases on
balls off Gallagher. 2. Struck out
Bg Gallagher s, BY Summers Z. stolen
bases-W. Clark, G. Gibbons, Nc
Daniel. Passed ball-Rapp. Double
plays Gallagher to j. Hance 10 II
Gibbons, Kenig to Fleming to
Craven, Taylor to J. Hance TO II
Gibbons. Left on bases New Castle
a. a., 81 Jasper r. O.. 4. Time-1
hour 80 minutes. umpire-Josse A.
Mckay.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15

Automobile interests. exchanges.
sales and rentals are all made with
profit by the Want Ads ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
National League

81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
BASEBALL
ODDS AND ENDS
BILL Williams FAILS
TO LOWER HIS RECORD

Bill William, owned by Thomas ].
Lynch, made game effort to lower his
own and the matinee track record sat
urday afternoon at the Saturday mat
NEE at Wawaset Park, but the speedy
trotter could only equal his mark OF
I'D l-2. He made the latter time in a
second exhibition mi1e James r.. Win
chester's Beau Ashton, after driving
race, won the third event in two
straight heats. The summary:
EVENT Nf
Evening journal., 1914-06-15
Federal League.
Tri-State League.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
Tri.Ctnin Innrn.

Wilmington az Reading.
Trenton at harrisburg.
Allentown at York.
Evening journal., 1914-06-15

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
Please state the score of the
snts-Philsdelphia game Of June /.
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, United
States Office at Las Cruces, n
NJ, January S, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
A. Stump, of Dcming, \. NJ, who,
on January %. 1910, made desert
land entry, No. O39S2, for lots l.
aud is Section 80. lots 3 and s, See
ton 81, Township % $, Range :
W. y. NJ. 7. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention TO make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before b. y. Me
Reyes. /. S. Commissioner, at Dem
ing, \. NJ, on the DIST day of Fee.
bruary, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Benjamin +. llinyard. of Dcming
\. NJ, Earl Craig, of Deming, \. NJ.
Edward Clark. of Demmg, y. NJ.
and Roy Craig, of Deming, n. NJ.
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
January Q to February 6
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A. b. Caldwell and wife Of Man

A. b. Caldwell and wife of Man
san. Teas, are among the prospective
settlers, who arrived in the city last
week.
Mrs. G. +. Park of Alexander
City, Ala. arrived in the city Satur-
day, and was metby her son, Robert
Park of Cambray, where she will
visit during the winter.
DR.. Robert S. Spears, with his
sister, Mrs. Gussie Harper of West
Plains, Mo-, arrived here Saturday
to spend the winter. This is the
third wirt"r that DR., Spears has
lived here.
A. NJ. Harrington of San Franc
i,co, who has large agricultural III
terests on the Pacific coast, arrived
in the city Saturday to look over the
Mimbrcs Valley with view of in
vesting here.
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1. /. + 1. 1. 1! 1. + + + + + 1. + + + +
+ PERSONAL +

came down Sunday on short visit.
James Y. Dean of Columbus, was
in the city Sunday for a short stay.
Among the visitors Sunday were
A. L. Wells and wife Of Silver City.
Mrs. NJ. Long of Fl Paso, is in the
city visiting friends for few days.
Ms. J. I. Miller came down from
Hurley Monday to call on friends.
J. p. Sullivan of Fort Bayard, is
visitor in the city.
Miss Maud B. Davis of Alamo
gordo, was visitor in tn city Sat-
urday.
J. +. Nagle and wife of Lords
burg, arrived in the city for short
visit with friends,
VI. NJ. Conger and wife Of Phoenix,
were among the Arizona visitors to
the city last week.
Arthur Flynn came in from
Brooks ranch Saturday and return
ed Monday.
jim W;ndum, cattleman of White
water, was in the city Saturday on
business.
r. +. Adams of Lubbock, Texas,
arrived in the city, and is a prospee-
tive settler near Deming.
r. l.. McCart, deputy sheriff of
Grant county, was in the city last
week on business.
". +. Roberts, a mining man Of
Santa Rita, was in the city Satur-
day.
William Everett, mining mar of
Tyrone, came down Sunday for Il
few days.
T. Hicklin, business man of the
hustling little town Of Tyrone, was
in the city Monday.
Otto VESSEL of Silver City, is
spending few day with friends
here.
David F.. Pryor and wife came in
from the y. 4. n ranch Saturday
and are guests of Iieutenan, ". \
lIensley and wife.
Miss Eva Kinney of Fort Bayard
was guest at the Harvey llotc
Saturday on her way to Albuquer.
que.
Mrs ID. +. Weathered and Mrs
Robertson and daughter Of Colum.
bus, Texas, were visitors to til,
chamber of commerce last week.
F. II. Hartford and wife of Char.
lotte, Vermont, arrived in the city
Saturday to spend the winter in ON
delightful climate.
Malcolm Matthews, one of III,
officers of the Green Medical com
pany of Woodbury., n. j., arrived il
the city to spend the winter.
II. b, Thompson and family ant
William W. Clifford of Harrisburg
ILL.,, arrived in the city, and will max
their home here.
j. j. Thornber, botanist at tn
University Of Arizona at Tuscor
was visitor to the chamber Of com
merce Saturday.
+. W. Roberts Of Tuscaloosa, Ala
stopped over in the city Monday o
his way to Silver City TO visit hi
brother.
+. ", Wunderlick of Houston
Texas. arrived in the city last week
and has taken a position with tn
Deming Electric and lee company.
c. II. Reinhardt and Joseph Rein
hard of Nowota, Okla, arrived il
the city last week to look over land
in the Mimbres Valley.
Miss Margaret Chatfeli of Hill
boro. came down Saturday on he
way to Douglas on visit to he
sister.
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i. q. Box GOi

"rorgc Martin came down from
TP"'"'nF T." visit friends over Sun
day, '
Postmaster +. T, Wilkinson of
tyrone, aud William DupQan If
santa Rita, were in the city Sunday.
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r. NJ Cuppy aud wife Of Wellinp.
ton, Texas, were visitors to the
chamber of commerce Saturday. and
expressed themselves as pleased with
the showing made of the POSSIBLE.
ties IN the Mimbres Valley, and they
say they may settle here.
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, United
States Office at Las Cruces, n.
NJ, January s, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
J. Nagel, assignee, of VIM. f. Brock,
of Deming, n. NJ, who, on May 10,
1910, made desert land entry, No,
04476, for We, Section %, Town
ship % S, Range Q W. \. NJ, p.
Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before b. Y. McKeyes, /
). Commissioner, at Deming, n, Nj.
on the 2lst day of February, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arthur W. Brock. of Deming, \
W.. Albert T. Coffin, of Hondalc
y. NJ, and Andrew J. Robinson, OF
Deming, \. NJ, and John {. Watson
of Deming, y. NJ.
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
January . to February &
Bounty Script
Will buy Luna County script. 5, I
Clark at FIRST State Bank. tf
-
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Notice
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that f.. p.
tnlI"r Is no longer connected with
tie Armstrong Manufacturing Com.
pany' Of Waterloo, Iowa, in any
capacity Whatsoever and la, NO
authority to enter into any conlrnrt
collect any money or to make any
representation in behalf of this com.
pnhN
Oslgned) Armstrong Mfg Co..
D. r. Morgan, Sales Manager.
Jan. 9 to Jan. %.
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Total ------
STATE OF NEW MEXICO |
COUNTY OF LUNA [

'hui - n"heI Cashier, and John Corbe, President and j. A.
o"es, director ana H. t. Brown, Director and D. Lewis Brown D
VI Tue Da"k O Deng of Deming, ~ NJ Organized under
Tue INV" oi he territory State Mexico po oath du
sworn each Tor himself doeh and says the above and
statements OF Inc resources and Liabilities Deposo Interest maid IN
deposits ana Dividends paid Capital Stock the above named ho
at The close Of business December 81 are correct ond ~
ARTHUR A. TEMKE
Nc con,ois.;o, ..;.., A., - ,o Notary Public.
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y UUWUT Y ~
Bounty Script

Will buy Luna County script. $, I
Clark at FIRST State Bank. Il
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Catholic Church
Every Sunday

First mass, sermon in Spanish at
nine o'clock n. m. Second mass, SER
mon in English at ten-thirty o'clock
II. m. Sunday school after second
mass. Benediclion at seven o'clock
p. M.
JOSEPH NJ GARNET
Rector
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ARTHUR c. RAlTHEL, Cashier.
JOHN CORBETT, President.
}, A. MAli0NEY, Director.
II. c. BROWN, Director.
}. LEWIS BROWN, Director.
me this third day of January, A. D.,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-23

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