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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
Monthly Supper Given.

The Ladies A:d society of the
Church of the Good Shepherd gave its
monthly supper at o'clock on We'd
Eesday evening in the Sunday school
room at the church and had a coed
attendance. A saked bean supper was
served under the direction Of Mrs.
Nellie A. Bailey, who was assisted b7
Mrs. William Back, Mrs. Joseph F.
Cobb and Mrs. Peter Wilson,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
LIEUT.. HIGGINS ASSIGNED
70 CAMP. ZACHARY TAYL Q

Lieut.. ard Mrs. Raymond 7. j. Hig-
gins are the guests of Alderman and
Mrs. N. c, Higgins Of Broadway.
Lieut.. Higgins was graduated from
the school Of fire at Fort Sill, Okla
heIna, on Friday Jan. 81, IN q class
OF "A officers He mas been assigned
to the artillery school at Camp Zach
airy Taylor, Louisville, KY, and VIII
report at the GIMP on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06

Haftfef d.-F oIIoWlng an order -
sued Thursday afternoon By Fred D.
Berry. secretary Of The board of water
commissioners THE water supply in
three Of I12rtfoNd's largest tenement
blocks was shat Of. depfiying tho ten
ants Of the ire Of their toilets and
washing facilities because the owners
Of the property had failed to pay their
water tax
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
SILKS-DRESS GOODS

Novelty Silk Plaids, 81 inches wide, washable, IN
blues and browns for waists, regular 75c value
Price now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oSc
Kimono Silk Crepe, So inches wide, in light blue,
Copenhagen and black, regular $500 value
price now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NC
Silks for waists and dresses, including yard-wide
MeSsalne StripeS-Copenhagen green and brown,
on navy ground-yard-Wde Messalne Plaids in
navy brown and green, regular s.75 valueat $1.4S
Yard-wde Striped Taffeta in handsome color COM
bnatons, for waists Skirts regular $500 value at so
Yard-wde Plaid Taffeta, with satin stripe in COM
bnaons of plum and brown regular $3.50 value at $1.75
4o-nch Silk and Wool Popln, in Copenhagen,
navy wistera and black regular $3.50 value at. $1.79
Yard-wide Dress Veveteen, in cardinal, navy,
Copenhagen and green, regular $3.50 value at $1.es
42-inch Panama in navy, brown and black for
one-piece dress skirt regular St.25 value at. 39c
42-inch Wool-flled Skrtng Plaids, in brown and
blue, green and brown, red and blue, regular Sl.5o
value at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlZ5
4o-inch Wool Poplin in black and navy - 42-inch
Storm Serge in Alice, Copenhagen, rose, brown and
black, regular $500 value at. $l5O
42-inch French Serge in navy very desirable for
one-piece dresses regular $500 value at $1.69
42-inch French Serge, all wool, in Alice, Copen-
hagen, wine, brown plum, taupe green and black,
regular S22o value at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl75
50-incI French Serge, for suit or dress, in plum,
burgundy, green, brown and black, regular $500
value at :..................... s24s
56-inch All Wool Mixed Suitng, in grayS, browns
and green for suit skirt regular $3.50 value at $2sS
5oinch Broadcloth and Trcotine in Pekn blue,
beaver, plum taupe, burgundy and prune, regular
$3.50 value at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s29s
The Porteous & Mitchell Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
The PoRTEoUs 6 MITCHELL Go.
Thrift DAYS

These Thrift Days. time when the advantages are
all with customers Throughout the store there are
many odd lots of Observation-Disclosures which were assem-
bled during the inventory period and which are now being
offered at ridiculousy low prices.
1t is time when thrifty housekeepers trade immensely
to their advantage if they will only visit this store during
the stock adjusting period and look around Here are
some Of the special offerings:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
SUN, Moon and Tides.
CREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water 1t is low
water. which Is followed by food tide.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06

4 woman always loves those who
admire her, but she doesn't always
love those she admires.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
Frederic

Farmington.--11r. and Mrs Frederic
Farley Cutler of Hobart Rad Newton
Center, Mass. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Morse, to Edwin CHM of Y Winchester.
Mass. Miss Cutler is 1t graduate OF
Miss Porter's school in Pennington.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-06
FRUITLEsS DEBATE AT
BERNIE LABOR MEETING

Berue, Feb. 5.-At the meeting of the
International Socialist and Labor Con-
ference today ]. H Thomas, a British
delegate. complained that too much
time was being wasted in flditiess de-
bate. He addressed the conference OF
a. plan for society Of nations and OF
the principles of President Wilson
The confe' ellce committee on re-
sponsibility for the war met from nine
o'clock Tuesday night until five O.
clock this morning without agreeing
70 the resolution to be presented to the
conference. The committee was TO
meet again at ii O'CLOCK ;his morn
ing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

chicago. Jan. ~ itor receipts
$1,000. market weak 10 o cents lower
than Yesterdays average Huik Of
sales fts fi55h; butchers tt7Ss
uft7so. light tiGfsutt7bf pack.
Ina 80 h0HsiTGks throw outs ttG no.
so; pigH. good 10 choice St250
UittO0.
Cattio receipts 10000. choice steers
steady others and butcher stock SLOW
20 lower; calves 81 TO 90 cents lower.
feeders steady; beef cattle. good.
choice and prime tiGf0 $4,000!
common aud medium 81 1bntiG 90!
butcher stock. cows aud hoifcrs tfes
nfif sos Gamers ana cutters 81 20
iT2h. stocken aud feeders. gool
choice and fancy t07sHtiassi IN
fcHor common and medium s. 00u
tio1t; veal calves. Eood and choice
Na 20 ttb2t.
Sheep receipts 10000 market open.
iuE strong Co o. cents higher. lambs
choice uud prime 80 20 SO e.. mo-
dium and Enod ttaO % ttsgt. culis
fii.InW f1a IS. owes. choice ana
prime sos Wffi.Tf. medium and
good 50 et0 tioto. culia 5000
tf.sa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
Fashions for Americans

L On the ,yuuE girl the dance
frork thN IN entirely sleeveless
ana extremely low in tho neck IT,
always m questionable taste. Tn.
fortunately not an Htylo designers
agree With this ruling aud dance
frocks fur Firls 49, young o. twelve
are shown made entirely sleeveless A
mere strap ~ ribbon over the shout
der holding the Wide girdio that passes
muster as u bodice
The dainty sheer dress that h. Just
q trirc low iu the neck ana with cl.
bow sleeves MA bc used Tor afternoon
or evening lnnsmuch as the social
NE NJ 1 girl o. not supposed 60 really
begin until phe is out ~ school. such
a frock viii bo found much more use
ful than one ~ the extreme cyeuins
type, disregarding the question Of
modcsty and good taste entirely.
Tho sketch shows a smart little
frock. made as originally designed of
coral coluro1 GeorEctto, trimmed with
tiny ruffios OF self fabric and Nmhrotd.
cred motifs done iu coral colored
beads and finished AZ the waist with a
wide sash ~ French blue ribbon 90
Courfr tho color may be selected 90
accord with the taste and colorinE ~
the Eirl Tor whom the dress b. ln-
tended The coral and blue combina-
ton. however. IN good,
This dress buttons In the ccutcr
back, and has a narrow underneath
skirt topped by a tunic that flares
slightly.
This dress ~ suitable Tor a Firl 81
fourteen TO sixteen years
CRISP taffcta makes a smart little
afternoon or evening frock FOR H
young girl ana fine white net trimmed
In ruffles and ribbon flowers b. u per.
cnulal fayorite
Some who favor the sleeveless and
very low nocked dress for tho young
Eirl base their argument boz itH Ia
Vo' ON the fact that the young Girl
IN more likely than her older sister
20 have u pretty pair Of shoulders CO.
display. but the wise mother believes
that dressing her young daughter in
extreme styips b. Toe much ukv furr
inE e uuwrf tu bloom before ltH prop.
or srssuu. with early fadlnE ts the
result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

Mlrr uas,i1,u WE l fool 1uI she
know n NhH had known 10 If LONG
uW', BOO TACT since sh, was ten EruHH
nlN whom sh" had heard Aunt Nuhiut
IikinH H,N tu hrr mother THAT child
ISN'T smart u htt Who iu the world
does she take after Even Dr. sho
were not smart Mari had sum,nnv
understood m" cruel blush that rosy
~ hrt mothers face 1905 Hhu answered
think you're pNvrstutlus ~. HuhiuH
Mary may be u triflp slow. but that's
all. Aud lf Hhr doesn't tain too much
nobody ever will find out "Uirhf
thorr lies tho trouble" Aunt Euhiut
rotoftcd The less folks know tho
more thoN Tahhlo Nv, noticed IL time
% again n MARY learns Co keen
hrf mouth shut HH SHE grows up no
may not make such 10 bad impression
ufitr an"
Aunt Huhiuu was visiting Mary'r
mother MARY could not remember her
'N"r having been there before and
The visit was 10 great event For
Aunt liuhinH was rich and she Ollcd
The poor little house with the rustic
~ her silks, the rioum Of hor dia-
mouds, the breath ct hor French per.
tumr d iid what she pleased aud
SAID what she pleased and MarY'a
mother bore lll mcoklN A. FOR Mary
~ WIS ruUHtuutlN r%ctrrntiuE into cor.
utrH ont Of the way Aunt Huhina
scared nor until h,r ewes were almost
TOO hig for her small pCr. making her
look NOR" HonsrlosH than ever
locauso Aunt ituhtua had said that
hlio was not smart D remembered
I'm not smart Mary thought but
people won't nnd % out ~ 7 keep sttll %
30 she shut her little mouth tight
upon the inhurEput words and sub.
duUi them n was hard ~ first. hut
uttrr u little tim" she began to see
the uao of w.
Aunt Rubina went away and she
did not again come Visiting some
tunes she wrote and sometimes she
Hont money The wonoy MAS always
very acceptable Mar noticed that
they were warmer and better Tod and
happier Tor quite n little time after
u Of those gifts Of money n waa
long wears before she understood that
Aunt nuhinn had never fprRiyon her
mother for capturing her father
Mary could not do much ~ school.
IA better learn q trade she said
90 her mother
Mrs. tlazeldon was dismaycd ION.
my dear no 7 couldn't let you, Wait
IN AJAX Nuh,nn. She'll toll me"
Aunt Ruhina's answer was ~ de-
risiNc nH the ample checks that PC.
Companicd lt
Keep Mary al home, IN look after
hpr"
Aud 20 MARY STAYED az home u
vuH well she did, fnr hcr mother foil
il presently and demanded constant
attention, FOR Ncuru, Aunt Ruhinu
supported them both In those years
MARY learned much; she learned tn
know what sorrow aud UuNirty were,
aud SHE learned 20 know hrrsclf
she was twcnty-throo when her
mother INFN mud Amt n.HN.saw 4tU.sl
and got her Aunt Rubinu was % wild.
uW, uud worry lonely lu hcr hiE house
with mono urve hor housckocpor and
chauffeur Tor COMPANY That wns
20 reason WHN % wanted MARY
The other reason was that she tell
~r'spnrslhlo Tor nor onl, brothers. ont,
child,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

was Recd Oliver. and be had lust got
back after years ana years spent upun
q coffee plantation iu Mexico. lie WIS
the broNncst. straight,Ht, frnnkCst
person Mari had eve seen. When he
bcEau 90 spenk she listened ns though
every word bore some direct message
10 hor. And presently she realised
with quiet delight hat though she
never interpreted 10 sound he was tailt-
inT e. her o. be- did not tnlk 20 tho
uthrIH
in the whole r1ommi Of buzzug Boa.
relevant r~hattsrfrs MARY wuH The u
u~nHoundcd note b sat pUrfcrtlf
uuiet 100 a high backed chair Tier
dark hair Wlf satin smooth. her Wus
vsru stiil hut her eveH were active
They were unusun oNcH liatnnnG
eyes n waH through them rather
than h"r ears NAT b appeared 70
hear
In an these long years OF silence
MARY had received u liberal educate
Shs had heard much hat She would
never have heard N D. had talked,
and also bod learned a. think definite
thoughts shout a great many thinrs
fho wns na oppressive 30 % rose a.
eloquent us % picture, uH suggestive
~ music aa ~ Violin hot awaits The
touch ~ the how Tier silence ma
nll tho charm 81 mystery. Shp fi 4
NOT. of course. know that this wlH 90
Therefore she did not know why Reed
pliycr's eyes rhould gaze into hers 800
often.
After that they we're ALWAYS mro'.
inF. Tor hiH sister. with whom hc
STAYED. WINS o. nolfhhur Of Aunt rlt-
hluu's iiut thpV never met save tu
the presence 1T uthprr and hs newer
singled her uut to talk tu alone Nf
Whiting was ustnilN ~ o." com ptny,
80 wis H certain Miss clancy. who
guH considered ,c"y intellectual aul
stunning
You knuW dear" related Aunt Eu.
hiru one dHt. that Reed wanted fu
marry lfrue CLANCY long wears tau
iio went tu Mexico becnua, Hhr tt.
fused him Nov I can Hrc sho looks
nNoruhlN upon him. and 7 shouldn't
wonder NJ she took him after ALL
MARI dId not reply Sho mnrrH
made sixteen rrothetrd stitches Nprt
deftlS and perfectly, hut m that
lcngth of time she tried conclusions
with her WI heart. aud her heIit
conquered She loved Reed tlIt4r
more than rlo had ever loved Dor
mother, ur AUNT iiuhiuu Gar moro
than she loved hgrself.
And I am 10 fool which me- MUS.
know che Thought dcspnirtnrl'
Two du}H later M Whiting asked
her 90 marry him. ANA she refused
him q don't love YOU, she cN-
planned. simply.
What difference does hat make
uU asked ruughlN.
Mar, shook h,r bead q mad, 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

lafo MAS altogether different nt
Aunt ltubiuu'H. where There WIS
ulsuN ~ money uud luNur and ease
MARI had l ruom Hll to herself and U
complete new wardrobe and tho
chnuy, to Hno 40 thu sights of H Er~nt
cts in tho incest WAY possible, she
wore tho now clothes uH gracefully
us she cuuli and shr looked 90 even,
thing without comment
What makes you so luiot child
Aunt Nuhlun demanded one stormy
daN whom they had been much TO-
rvthor You're The most silent per.
sou 7 tNcr know in INV NE"
Am l'' Mar returned. smiling
Sho wondered what Aunt uuhiuu
would e', " she were iold how She
herself had Hft Co., seal upon those
young ipH. liut she had mo- Intention
~ telling Aunt ltubina that or goa,
thing else
Why don't you over talk de-
manded Aunt Rubina
MARY smiled again Perhaps 30 is
because never have anything 90
saw she answ cred gently
nut you think You must think
'Oh. yea, I think Hut most OF
NV thoughts ar, better let un-
spoken
You are q strange chld' Aunt
liuhina exclaimed And yet I'm tsr1
fond ot you DID YOU know I uAs
fond Of Nou. Mar 300
Why are you' MARY asked BOZ.
E|onuously
'Hocauso you sootho one like aUll
cool dusk that smells of rain and
roses You ARE really quite rffoctiN '
IN Your WAY Ana then YOU ar" 30
nice 20 look IT. Mary did no spcaL
= believe you are rnii,r 10 mako CD
good marriage n Will have 20 De -
an Older man Of courHe, like NJ.
Whiting SIN Mary dil not sprpl,
but she had gained I'm color 'Nol
could like Mt Whiting, couldn'i
youN"
"uc might not Ike me
nut he Will N you take n little
pains lto IL just the one for YOU.
I've thought mat from the first WHY,
whore are YOU voiug. MARY
Just 60 got my crochet work Aunt
Ruhinn
In her " room Mary drew e. teen
breath, She had often wondered WIN
Nj Whiting came go often 10 tho
house. She had never dreamed thai
ne came to see hCT, for he was old
enough FOR Aunt Ruhinn, az least hc
looked old enough. with his pink.
shining domc-Which always remind
cd Mary OF u certain pearl her aunt
worc-hiH Htiff. suunrely cut groS
mustache. aud his large, badly hun,
shoulders He had boon q STONE
mason before no became % rich mrn
and nin shoulders aud hands SUI
bore evidence of that trade. tie we
un entertaining tulkOr. and Ma,
liked 10 listen 20 him But when
10 came To- marrying hin she shi,'rro
IN " an lev wind were blowing npo'
her.
"If Aunt Nuhinu insists upon II
suppose ! shall nave 10, she though.
she has been so vood to me, am
I ant "a fool not everybody would
lr 100 ghod 10 u fool And thcrc %
un o. elise 7 like ne an"
But that very night there Was soW'
one elise lie cume 60 Aunt tuilut'
with u lot OF other people. Ills nam,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
rhirasn IlnarI OF Trn.Ic.

chicago. Jan "a HEAVY lluidu.
ton hy holdcrs forced sharp brrakt
to-day Boo the corn market The fact
b n there bad hesn s iruu of 90 cents
u bushtl in thr inst two weeks bed 90
som" buying hut me demand lacked
volume Opening figures. which Frf-
tod from The same HH Yesterday fus
tHh 20 10 cent lower with February
81 23A 20 ~ 2N and MAY uggM 10
81 90. wrfp followed d., u irmporur,
general upturn but then hy 70 uwift
dDHrtn' Hll abound
oats traders took their ruc from
corn 10, market uft,r opening
'out off 10 Ct rent No. with NAV
90 tu cthr sruf,d 10 mud,rt, adj
NHu'" and then reacted.
irotiaIour wsf, governed tr fn.
Same reasons uF corn rrsi lrH tho
supply of NnFs IrrD va. excessive
Nj deliveries except january touch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

the difference in the world. she had
found hat out since she had known
Reed oliver
Aunt Uuh.un was very anary You
little fool" ahr exclaimed Then. he.
fore he wide sorrow OFF Marf'H rrcH
lhO changed. % didn't mean that
love You shall marry whom you
please be- not ~ sfl its uu the
fnmc 20 me Hhc took Mary iu hvr
arms ma kssud hcr some else
will huppUn hY whom You can care
f ;nti that time I shalt exert
n.Y privilege and enjoy Nou as my
own"
u was NJ Mrs. Ven nrumblo'n that
MARY found herself Tor n moment
alone beside Reed olive. MY Lady
Silcncc' am going 10 make You
speak 90 me now, he said. by de-
mnnding of YOU "a direct answer.
VIII you marry mo. MnrNF"
MARY heard e sound Mira CLANCY
was coming toward them with such
r. look ON hor face. AZ Reed caught
hur hand Miss clancy turned sharply
and went INTO the next room whore
Nj whiting was examining Homn-
thing ut n small table.
Please. Mart Reed whisp. rcd.
and hc squeezed hrr humid hard.
Hut even hon Mary was truu 20
D training ~ % lifetime She mcrcly
smiled with wet oyeH and parted
lips
Aunt Hubiua could o. believe thnt
her Mary should have ~ clptita's,l
Reed Oliver when She hHd thought
MI whiting quito good enough o.
her I'm 30 rlui Tor you Md W.
proud Of YOU" % cried. "You'rr
getting c%Vcrythinr H Eirl should have
when she marrirf- money nud mites.
fltf uut
Love. snid Mary. uniN.
Then she crochcted sixteen driihet.
ate stitches, while Aunt Huhlnn sat
staring az her boz wonder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
THE MARKETS
eeseee>eeeseeeeese
Ncw Yori. stood Markrt.

New York. Jan. 2s-prme mcvc-
mcntH became more CunfualnE with
The pruHtcsn Of thia mornings stock
market session. Mexican Petroleum
made full recovery and marked
strength was shown hy some Of the
equipments. including tiethleheui
Steel but United States Steel reacted
q point and brooklyn Transit repeated
~ recent Low record Of e0a on ru-
mors Of q possible stock assessment
IN connection with the receiverahip
~ noon an active demand set iu fof
rails, ~ rnula ana other rfaugcrs.
ua well as pncinCs. scoring gains OF
! 20 2 ppiutH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

10 he District Court Coani, ~ H.rnsnun
state ~ Nss Mstlrn
MAJ Hrna noNrll Plaintiff " Rocco. D,v
III Defendant
No tt7OH
TO The above named nsfsndsnts
Yes are tsrshv aetitsa tsst Ma Meas
parsu " Albuquerque n AZ hss filed snif
~ TIE District Court in and for the Caunty
~ hefnalilu. praying inr an absolute divorce
rom ne above named defendant Roscoe
nnNfu.
You are further notified that unless you
enter ~ cause 10 be- entered in the aid sui
p me District 'nurl in and Tor he County u
hrrnalillo. stass ~ Nra Mexico ,our apt,.ar'
Ancu on or before tho IAN daY ~ rehruar,.
ielp your default will BE- entered snd PLATA
iit herein viii app1 70 the Court for the ~.
lief prayed fnF ln tho Complaint
Attorney Tor plaintiff BE- Laurence y Lee.
pustofice aiir.ss Albuquerque. \ ~
NtSrOR NONTOYA
clerk u tho District Cont.
ny HARRY y LEE.
tseAll Dspuiy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
wANTRD-KAie Help
PERSONAL

phpsTATE disorders. bladder trout
BILE tn men, getting up frequently
az night. positively and rapidly over
come without drugs privately at home.
l,octurs. u~stenpntha. r-hiropractura.
physical culture directors use n. cas-
ilN used by anyone uywherc. no mat
ter what ynu have tried or how old
tho case. this method will bring re-.
suits quickly Write Tor free illus
tratcd booklet aud convincing testl-
mouA. Elcrtruthsrmai co. ana
Harrison bids. steuhenvillo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
Mana. ntn Ii,c.inrL.

kansas CITY Mo. Jan 21.-ttnrH.
rcccipiH 1000 market steady: heu,N.
80 sonti7G 0s lights 81. 0utiTa0:
pigs 90 00ntiG 700
Cattle receipts $500. market stroug.
steers $500 ~ $40 zoos western so un
Ma DO, COWS a. Onh tit5u. htIfors
- 90 $3.50. storkcrs t7.S0m SO 90:
calves 81 90 0 So 90
Sheep receipts 1900. market strong
lamif SO m ufts iOi ycnrnnrr SO 90
mtti 90; wcthcts - UOfflii.to. ewes
$500 TtiOfu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
NOTICE

last Viii snd resiameni u Loui. Guiman
Deceased
To hHlidA huiman Carnrlis parrAs. and 'u
Al Go whom n msg concern
You are hereby notified that the ALLEGED
Lnst VIII and Testament N L4uis Outman.
deceased late ~ no CnuniJ ~ Ksnaillin md
state Of New MeKico. was produced and read
in ne Probate Court ~ thr County n ner
nalnlo. state Of Neu Mezico on ths on day
~ j~arsaFy. 1919 and ihs dny II me pro,inr
~ sid alleged last VIII and Testament vaa
lhereupon nncd for Saturday, the sth day n
February A u 1919. ~ 10 o'rlnek III The
forenoon ~ aid day
Given 'def nv hand and the seal Of mi,
Court, this cta day Of January. A. u 1910
NEHrOR NONTOYA
tnfal' tnunty Clsrk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

Last WIN and Testament u d NJ Morgan.
Deceased.
To thas A King named IN said VII az ete.
enior ehd 10 al 90 whom u may concern
You are hereby bottled that tn alleged
Last VIII aud Testament ~ u N Murgau
decreased late u the tounty of hvrnAllia and
State ~ New Mesico was produced aud read
boz the Probate Court ~ che County " her.
nalill1. stale ~ NrH Mealrn. on tho ON day
Of January 1919 nud tho day n ths proving
NJ said alleged Last Mul aud Testsmrnt was
ihoreupon Oaed Tor saturday The sth dA, NJ
fehulary A D tpte a. 90 O'clock in the
forenoon ~ said day
Given lrirr Dos hand ant tho ss,l ~ thii
tour thH on iag nf January A ID igtg
Nfsruh MuATufA
tsca( Nvuuty Olsfk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
Denver Invests \

Denver. colo. Jan "a cattle rs.
coipis 1900 market steady 90 strong.
beef steers tttNbuftf 90. Gown ami
hrifrf- . 7aHtit.fts atntkrrs aud
tcodsr $1,000 tt-s. calves f1.tOh
tIL.n-
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ltch' Itch uch'-r cratchl Scratch
Scratch Tho more you scratch the
worse the itch Try Doan's Ointment
For eczcma, any skin itching. coo q
box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

" the lines ~ tho anul Indicate
how Ions l person VIII live. the In
surancc people are indeed slow iu
getting ucNt
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Nc~ Nnrh Mnne, MarLr,.

Sew York. Jan "a Mercantile pa.
Dor unchanged storlug das bills uu.
changed. demand Asas cables
ffH g.tf
Mexican dollars unchanged
Time loans steady unchanged
eau money firm Iirh low 81
ruling rate 3 closing hH1 - offer.
81 az ~ last loan Ga
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LOST.


marking only hnlf around neck
BLACK spot on taii ti2t East silver.
Phone 1877.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

IN fair weather prepare for storm.
buy Ccrriiios cnai now. dahn Caal
Go. Phone Oi.
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BUsINgss CHANCEs

PROSTATE suffcW 10 read our am
nuunccment under Personal No
drugs The Electrothcrmal Company,
3l2A Harrison Bldg. gtcuhcnyl!lc. o..
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