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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
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~. I. CASEY CAUGHT WIN
LOT OF I. ". ". LITERATURE

The Associated Press of september
Il carried the following story under
Sioux city. OoWa date line.
"A force NJ Sioux city detectives
and Deputy United State. Marshal
VI. =. Smith raidcd house at ii2n
Ross street arrested man and q
woman and seized four trunks con
tanning. l. W W literature. The
man gave the name of II. j. Casey
aud hls home addrr,, ~ phuruiN.
Arizona.
III" trunk, contained a complete
iudcN uf the T. ". ". organization
Of America. The couple arrived IN
Sioux city about August "a. and
have been constantly under police
surveillance Several of tirir
trunks have not yet been srurchrd.
hut II Is h"ll"ycd by the detectives
that they vii contain much yalua-
hlo information on plans of the ur-
ganilaliun. On account uf the con-
siani raid, m Chlcuro the police
believe they Intended Ia locate head
quarters here.
Casey gave his occupation as u
iewclcr and SAID that be- was tor.
mrrly deputy state organizer Tor
Arizona.
There seems little doubt bat that
this r. the Casey who resided here
for almost two years. The man who
WAS here Is said to have admitted on
different occasion, that he was an
I, ". ", and anyone who had ever
hcld conversation with him could
testify that he was somewhat ru-
clinod IN that way.
During the time hr was In the
iewelcr business here he was ar
rested and fined ob lwu ar three
different occasions. for every time
he took O drink or two of fire water
he was very holsicrous fellow
The first charge against him was
for making talks against the po-
lice officers, aud was once charged
with trying ia mcilr a riot
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
DEMOCRATS ELECT DELE
GATES TO STATE CONVENTION

Luna couniy's delegation To the
state and district conventions that
are 10 be- held shortly 10 determine
the names that will ga ON the state
and district tickets were made up
on saturday at the convention that
was held at the court house. The
delegates who attended FROM pre-
cinci No. I, Deming, were: J. s.
Naught, Henry Raithel, John W.
Hyatt e. r. Hughes. J. G. OLeary
and j. ~ Cobb. !. \. Mahoncy and
T. J.. Smyer were represented hy
proxies, and Sim lolslcin and W. !.
Berry were absent. Columbus sent
three delegates to the convention.
L. L. Burkhead, c. II. McAuley, and
}. L. Walker; Senator J. n. Upton
of Mimhres held the proxy for q.
II. Pepper; W II. Coleman repre-
senicd Myndus; Win Hall was pres
ent from Mutt; n. r. Faulkner Of
lermanas sent his proxy. and Cooks
, aud llondale were not represented.
The committee ON credentials, ap-
Continued on Page p
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
uRs. Carl HOPPE ENTER
Tanned FRIENDS

Mrs, Cart Hoppe. m her usual
charming manner entertained few
of her friend, at her home near
Nimhrrs station Thursday afternoon
m honor of Mrs. Girstmau, of Lev
lnglon, Trya,.
After an enjoyable social time.
dainty rrlrr,hmcul, we're served
end AN returned home much re-
lr'shed from their outnc Those
present hnsidr the hostess aud her
iWo daughters were Mcsdamrs Gir.t-
man, ST. Hampton, Rilchlc Dean
Narhrough. Alley, Mccullough, Law
renee, Glenn. aud Moody.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
POLLARD 10 DIRECT CAM
PAIGN FOR CASH


Colonel Ralph T.. Twiichrll. chair
man nf the state executive commit
tee of the United War Work cam
palgn has completed his organi-
lalion of the state ~ far as the up-
poinlment Of county chairmen b.
ronCerned.
A. ". Pollard. Of Deming has been
appointed as the Luna county chair
man. aud will name all his COM
milloes, and will have charge of the
organization for the big drive for
funds with which To finance the
war work activities Of the seven
recognized societies or associations
authorized by President Wilson To
bc made during the week beginning
November n, next
The societies whose interests will
he merged into the November drive
are the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. the national Catholic war
council, Young Women's Christian
association. the war camp commu-
nifty service, the American Library
association. the Jewish welfare board
and the salvation Army.
--M, \. s.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
Old Clnlhrs Manlrd For ReInInn,

Mrs. Lee A Rigps. who Is In charge
of the Belgian relief department ol
the Red Gross, at Columbus wishes
Ia notify the people that the period
from September 23d to 30th has
been designated as a time To gather
garments for Belgian suffers. Any
old garment you may wish To dispose
Of will be- accepted. Must be- clean
Thousands Of women aud children
will be- without clothing this winter
II help is not forthcoming.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
NO ii
CABEIL AND REYEs Will
MEET AGAIN, SEPTEMBER 10

Babe Cahell, welierweight cham
piou Of the 2ith. aud also the un-
defeated champion of ms weight ON
the border will meet Battling hid
Reyes, Of ~ paso. Friday evening.
September 20, At Camp Furlong. IN
a bout between these boys on July
ith, Cabell was awarded the decis-
ion, but Cabell himself admits that
be did not deserve IT. aud this bout
Friday will decide The champion
ship.
Babe was not In condition before
and was lucky Ia stay with the ~
paso scrapper n we'll as he did. bat
be- says that II will be- q different
story this time, A. be- Is IN the best
" condition.
The Cahcll-Rcyes bout will be- the
hcadlner of the first hoNing show
staged by the Rcgimenlal Athletic
Board Of the Path Infantry. and
therefore its outcome will be- watch
cd with interest In large arena
on the 2ith athletic field. under the
stars but with plenty Of artificial
lighting, Cahell and Reyes are pro-
grammrd Ia 90 ~ rounds.
Lieutenant Boulh. the athletic Of
ilccr uf the 2ilh. who has had the
matter in charge. made the prices
of admission 80 cents aud siOO. His
idea was Ia make the rate Of admis-
sion 80 low that every man could
afford tu see Il. and record crowd
Is expected for a show Of lhi, order
IN Columbus.
Next to the Cahell- -Rryes bout j.
u 10 round mill between Iron Jawcd
sink Parker of Company n, and Joe
Ford Of Company u. 2iih Infantry.
TN, bout promises Ia be- rattlfng
good affair. iudrinr by the way both
men have fought in the past
Fighting McDaniels. of Company
A. viii take on SILVER. Petty. of the
Gun Company for am eight
round preliminary bout.
As curtain raiser there will be-
, battle royal. r. men, one from
'arh rifle company m the regiment.
lhls alone will doubtless be- worth
many times the admission Zee.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
MIIs. HOWARD MI.EN ENTER
TNINS NUMBER or FRIENDS


Mr., Howard Alley, NJ sierra Blan-
cu, Texas. who is here visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Var
hrough, gave party Monday after
unon complimentary Ia the Twelve
trump club Card game, were en-
ioycd during the afternoon. and a
przn. q kodak picture album. was
awarded Mrs.. i. 4. White for making
the highest score. 4 drliriuu. salad
course was served Those present
wrr" M",damrs spencer McAulcy.
Reed, London Moody Greenwood.
Warner White. kug, Peters. Rigp.
thadhorL aud Miss Rrlngrl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
NEW M,RINT VIII M
OPEN FOR BJ SINEsS sOON

Jack London. proprietor of the
Columbus Bakery, Is opening mar
Net On conne,iion with hs bakery
and will b" ready fpr business ON
next Tuesday Hc went into N pa,o
Monday and bought complete 49,
'"rlmcnt of butchers equipment.
aud ais" made arrangements fur his
mral, which Will hc shipped oul iu
large quantities and kept iu storrr
m the rooms of the Columbus lee
and Cold storage Company
Sc" the announcement of the urw
market ou another page of lhi- i,-
,ur of the Courier.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
VIII Build LARGER
REFRIGERNIING ROOMS
MS

\ frrd'rlrk-uu was n ~ pasu
This week aud bought materials Tor
The erection of more Sorapp capar-
'iy at his plant The calls for cold
storage hy the people Of town aud
10" army have urcc,~iiatcd larger
capacity Mr. Frrdrrlcksnn l, plan
ming improvements that viii run into
several thousand dollars.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
IOwNsPEOPLE ENJOY HOS
PITALITY on ". 7. DIXON

W. y -
Twenty men Of Columbus went out
Ia the ranch of W. T. Dixon last
Sunday and spent the day In the
most satisfactory way imaginable.
Mr.. Dickson had well prepared for
the visitors beforehand. having look
out for drinks ~ we'll as eats. A
barbecued beef was the principal at
fraction for dinner. not 10 say my
thing about the three barrels OF
beer that had been iced and ready
Ia go with the meal.
When II comes 10 barbccuing e..
y. bourgeois takes FIRST place. Ilc
went ont 10 the Dixon ranch Salur-
day evening and early sunday morn
ing he started the beef tn cooking
and by the time the guests began 10
arrive the meat was just right. one
man speaking about II said that II
was just ~ good ~ amy chicken.
There was plenty Of beer. aud all
the meat that twice as many people
could have handled. not To speak Of
the cheese and pickles, and water
melons and canialoupes and the like.
Plenty Of shade and good fellowship
caused everyone Ia forget their
troubles. and everyone present ap-
poar"d tn have iolly good time.
Thusc who went nut we're Mcs-r..
Hampton. John Hampton, London.
Mccullough. Brccn. Elliott. Carl.
bradley Fc,crilL Riggs. Parks.
Dalton, Taylor Wallace. Glenn.
spencer Brailon. Nourgesm aud.
bourgeois. several soldiers we're
out riding aud stopped aud parlook
of the feast
The Dickson ranch Is hy far the
proliiost place IN the valley. llr ls
located twelve miles north of town
IN the Deming road llr has three
wells whirh supple, water Ia irri-
gil" all the land hr can till lie.
has several acres In alfalfa which
is growing fine. and he also has a
good orchard coming. His peach
trees are as line A. anyone rnuld
desire, IT, hu, made nu small sum
this year from his watermelon and
canlaloupr vines and hc told u, that
hc had sold Sii5 worth Of rucum-
hers from little patch that did
not appear In be- larger than quar-
ter ot an acre. llc has iinc cotton
wood trees growing around the
house and has a windhrcuk of ln-
Gusts planted west and north of the
home.
lie possibly has tGc advantage nf|
m"st amy other locality In The valley
N soil except IN that immediate Vi
riniiy but M doubt orlhcr places
would have looked as good or even
better than the Dickson place hy
this time II they had received the
care that this farm has.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
REPU UBLICAN STATE CONVEN-
TION OCTOBER FIRST

j. H. Blair republican county
chairman Of Luna county. received
a telegram form the state chair
man Friday stating that the repuhl- o.
can state convention would be held
October lst. ai santa Fe.
Next Thursday has been set a.
the date for holding the county
convention at which time the drl-
"galrs Will be- chosen Ia the state
meeting Luna county b. entitled lu
10 drlrgai,s.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

j. i Bradley, of the Columbus
Drug Company left Monday inr
Pueblo, Cnlurado, where hc will take
his son oul nf q -anllarium and will
bring him to Albuquerque aud place
him IA q similar institution Mr..
Bradley will return 10 Columbus
the last of the week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
BEEN PARTY GIFTS THROUGH
TO KANSAS CITN AL RIGHT

Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur q. Beck and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry q. Tracy WIN
left here about two week. ago for
kansa, city, driving through In their
Ford cars. have arrived safely m
the city without accident The only
trouble Mr. Beck had. hc write. wa.
four puurlurcs nu the whole irip.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN
PRECINCT PRIMARY

The Republicans Of Precinct M.
., which comprises the Columbus
voting precinct, will meet at the
Chamber NJ Commerce building. In
Columbus. on next saturday. the
2ist day Of September at goo y. m.
for the purpose of selecting dele
gates Ia attend the county conyen-
liun Mt Drming next week. NJ which
convention a county ticket viii be-
nominated aud delegates elected lo
attend the state convention In Santa
be, y. VI
! n. BLAIR
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

Judge l.. J. Peach is building an
addition to the residence which is
occupied by u. Lebow. 10 the rear
of the Peach q Peach milk parlor.
The building was used rs the Justice
nf the peace office while Judge
Peach was In office.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
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The last pay day was about the
best ever m Columbus. There was
more money IN circulation than at
any time except 1915.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

Dr. 'nahney reports the birth of
a seven pound baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nix Dix Friday Mr., Dix is a
Greek that arrived in town about
one month ago and is the owner of
a fruit stand near Kings Conrcc-
tiouery.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20
NVsS

Mrs ! !. Clark returned Ia Colum-
hus Thursday evening form Demug
where she has been visiting for two
weeks.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

Mrs. W r. King will entertain
M" Twelve Trump club at her home
next saturday. September n.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

\ ten pound baby girl was born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Johnson on
"Wednesday of this week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

Mrs. q. II. Tullork moiorcd down
FROM brnng sunday for u short
visit with Mrs. J II. Cox.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

Buy a Thrift stamp every day,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-20

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Buy War Savings stamps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

whom you spr0 your garments 10
Hl,- shop Won have the Satisfaction
Of knowing that YOU are getting tho
boost rl"auiuE ami pressing that any
ouc c1n do
Bills Shop
CGaTmcDt Clcancrsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
Large Crowd Out to
Hear Evangelist at
Central Ave. Church

Last night 70 splendid aggregation
turned uu' 20 hear Evangelist Neal ~
the Central Avenue Methodist church.
Hls subject was Thin. NWnug Is
That HINDER % Revival ' IHi. was one
of no, best sermons hr Hn. preached
during th' meeting Hp revealed 90 his
congregation those thiue. f.ai hinder
the word Of God from i..u- bis work
90 ih, hearts Of men. Tn. ..Iuun made
% powerful impression uru. 40 rtcscai.
tn" evangelist prcuoh,. this after.
noon ~ D O'clock con- ''lHU New Type
nf slavery His subject tonight az
1870 win boz ''Chris,' 5 A.n'u|r Toward
War
Prot puulior holds the t...., with his
splendid chorus choir aud h., ulos II
is generally conceded thu' ir,t. Ioultcr
i. the best choir director albuquerque
has had the privilege a. H.rr T"mor.
row evening he will sing cold Rugged
Cross and I'm the Gutd,r Tho song
hook used iu the mcctire the Rtllv
sunday book. Come uut .ni bear these
songs that have ruuscd thousands ~ hit
the sowdust Trail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
A Camping-out
Bureau Formed by
Santa Fe Railway

There are some Far West trips. such
NJ M, Rainbow Natural Bridge. move
thpn two hundred mile. from the rail.
ruul, that have boon tuk.n Dog les. than
% hundred white people. Theodore
Roosevelt made the hridg, frp iu 1913.
and Iuu" Grey went Inter. Co. get mate
rial tor one uf his most popular novels
9TH Rainbow Trail
Every year q create. number OF busy
business men. u> we'll u- those who love
the oui.nt. doors. are making trips hoe the
southwest uT the hcairr puth. They
climb mountain peaks. They descend
canyon trails, They g. painted dcs.
crts, visit prehistoric cIn u,us and see
Indian pnchlos. They really rough %
or camp ont de- luxe.
Tho great difficulty De, been go get
first hand and reliable information u~ 20
trips. time consumed, distances and cost.
ard 10 get In touch with dependable
ou,httors and guides.
The Santa ~ has established. IN ita
advertising department. Chicago, %
camping out bureau =" help the tender.
foot in arranging trip. hy pu,k and
saddle animal. team or al'u, away from
the railroad. Mr.. e. y. RirchGcld. man
ugrr 90 the bureau, has covered New
Mexico. Arizona. and California mo ?
thoroughly. Tie ru' Gully knows the
country. hui knows personally most ull
the men who VIII uH'0i and guide rur
tics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

S%IgUI\ER~. INTENTION.
~ltltINIl,~ INl mt !t~uAN
EVENING. = 10 ~ Vt N\~pNIC
TINtpII. CpMpIIMI \TNHN 80
SOL ~ rs nl tNttp COPY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
Domestic Science
Class Prepare and
Serve a Fine Meal

The member. ~ tho dumcs'i, science
class of ~, Albuquerque high school,
headed hy their ',arh,r CAV, 90 practical
rud .1'isfyiug demonstration lH-' might
on vha' they u.sr .unru,j during fb"
Ir,-,ul .luul fuHr. u N1, On Oh, form
uf vy luu' know Do tho class chris.
tened o. A, Iiuurr OBJ supper huf any
huu ~ was sDrsri ~ q o'clock Iu tho
sowing room and wt- prepared iu the
hugh school Kitchen IN, girls and their
'rHrh,r did 900 'h, work BOZ "a, WHY o.
preparing and serving fhr meal, and
those N.n were iur'uH1'r enough Zoo ho
present pronounce ihc affair uu entire.
.uc,u-,. The culinary ability shown ont
.ln.scI THAT 0t mann women who have
hvvu rpukiug for yruf-. and thr serving
MA. dome without TO hitch. Tho entire at
fuir rn0,pt,d much credit upon the elias.
and their .uruIly Teacher.
The high school orchestra. under tho
direction of Mis Mabel shelton. added
much 20 th, ouroymcut OF the occasion
hy rendering 20 number uf selections
| luIiup the evening.
Those present were Nh. and NIs.
Hickey. Mn orj Nr N,MlIl,r. Mr..
and Mr. McRre, Mr. and Mr.. Rrliug,
rom, Mr.. and Nr-. Milne. Nua'n.io Mon
'oya. Mrs.. luB,r Miss p,nr-. Mrs
Dickson. Mis-. shelton. Mr.. llorurr.
Miss Trur,ui .rI Nh. " " Strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
Watches, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Silverware
Reliable Goods at
Close Prices

For over 30 Years Wr have re-
paired watches and jcwnlry from
all part, ol New NoNlro and ArI.
iona. Send Your work lo us hy
parrpI post. Satisfaction guHr-
fppd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

new home building movement tor This
city b. the fact that th, cumpuu. has
closed arrangement. with Joseph J..
Nrgs. uu experienced contractor and
builder. who viii have personal charge
mud act as superintendent oi ADA built
iul fuf the season.
Meg. was the contractor and builder
oi the large nav hospital and s,ui.
tarium recently finished ~ Gallup. Thus
work WAS dome $50 thoroughly mud
showed such % comprehension of the
modern building idea that il commend.
ed him o. the local company
o. anyone contemplate huidiu. mr.
purchasing % residence. and viii su 900.
form the Albuquerque Investment com.
ptny, ~ Will ptcTUt, such plan, r, may
hc desired and do the WORK better tu the
notion of the new HON, owners than
they could do ~ for themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
Edward Morgan Dead
Found to Have Been
in u. s. Naval Service

r. uuv develop lbot Edward Morgan,
whose dead body Was found q week ago
toduy, iu u lonely spot far gWuy from
amy residence. about i've h,lps south ~
town, was 90 fireman boo the uitrI
states navy.
II appear, that %, Mrs on shore iya,,
from % receiving ship "u' of lhilaiul.
phiu, according Goo 20 message received
lt the local naval recruiting station. y
letter found iu the dead mans clothes.
signed 10y Miss llpI,u Hinton, aud post.
marked az Font Irumus. Arizona Decd tu
the locating pt Morgan = mother.
His mother, No.. e. B. Morgan, r,.
sides ~ Portland. oregon. His father.
Perry Morgan. I- -fl 20 have died 900
Grr"uiluo. \r'l. lH-' July. The iup"rn'
took place ihl. afternoon from Feed
Crollott'- chapel Tbc body was hur,o.
lu fllrs.rw ..m.IytE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
NOTICE!

Albuquerque. n N March -". l'lN
To Do" sure % would know 10 was
wlr time, ii sou had anything tu d"
with the Brlus.uN,rs Union ut Alhu-
uuorqtc. New Mexico. What do
lu ctl Cd monopoly Il the hrickluHor
of AIhuuuvruu, one not one Nil
SOM, ono kiudIl inform me how MANY
1rtdca tho brirLlpycrs have % right 90
c-uWmHudcoI o. any citizon "t At
huuu,ruuc B. contemplating building
Dee sur, 20 consult the Bri'kluycr
Union so. . 81 Albuqucrqu" h'iur.
letting contracts 90 sec what part they
would prefer doing. or, AS 70 couNc-
puouco tho, win NE your COB up os
was dome pt inc Sow LYRIC iht1irr,
now ho.nr completed ON Wc-i Contra.
y,uu, T.. ~ berry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

To see the folks abuse go. ! gticycd
aud sorry am.
With Kind ana gentle u., Poe came
from that tail pulpit down,
Saying, "Rammy. iammt .mmv. ram;
best sleepy in the o..
The ram quite dropped ."Whlr air,
aud tuiscd him ~ hi. ty.':
And when the parsun Dr. I. was he.
meath the hindmost -p
A. hr shot mudly out f.. DOOR. and
closed IL with II slam.
tie named @ California town. think
twas ''thn Dam"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

something up tu date iu the wls of
fancy dress tnr Oh, yoFctlrlauH nuIl
tomorrow night
Acpuyiutauu" Wei at.cN % turuip
un your head and goo 1s 20 wraIirss
day san Francisco Chronicle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
NEW BUILDING ERA
TO Be IwNAUGURATED
BY LOCAL COMPANY
w. G. o~estreich and Associates
Will Construct Many Modern
Dwellings in Albuquerque Soon f;
Retain Experienced Contractor.

The Albuquerque Investment com.
Uuuy. recently urgpuil,i with 90 capital
of .5D.Unu; IS. g.. Orstrrich. president,
Br. g. g. ~hurtlr, wee pfcsil,rf. aul
Emmett 4. Nuughcy. secretary uul
Treasurer. offices vith tine ~tockmru .,
Guaranty loan company, lij South
Second street, b. starting out on % con.
stiucu,r program of residence buildiug
for the present spring aud summer, in
Albuquerque.
These propI, have heard the demand
for modern. medium priced dwellings
here. and h.yy carefully and ~ystrmnt.
ically arranged 90 meet tho demand. and
~ such prices rui pu such terms n- win
strongly appeal 20 tho thrifty wage
coru,r. sos against the ODD way 81 pay.
ing r.nt continuously and never owning
% home.
Started Building Today
The Albuquerque Investment com.
pan, started to work today cSoavaring
for fh, foundation. of two modorr. i've.
room dwellings. bungalow style. bout 20
b., built uf brick aith ,tgr.u finish.
They ury FOO h. located uu Nurth
Twelfth street. near Sew luIt avenue.
and WUI ,..h t... n FRONT u' o foot
on Luna boulevard. They urr go cost
ubuut $4,000 .ulh. .ua urp tu h, Don.
i-hrd 'uI Iu.|N for occupancy about
,luu, 4 u.Et.
Spring and Summer Work.
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building ,nmruilr which d., calculated
Co I.-' thfuuLh tho p.g-,u' spring aud
Summer. a' least .ui possibly indefinite
u.s.. The company - negotiating for
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