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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05

Bound OVer-While the bride of
four months sat dry-eyed near him,
James L.aFond, alleged house PROV
Ter, was held to the grand jury I'M
der $1,000 bonds by Police Magis-
trate John C. Higgins yesterday
He was charged with breaking and
entering.
Tries to Burn Jail.-As a result
Of the efforts of Leroy Mockmore,
held for the stabbing Of Arthur Nc
Daniel, to set fire to the county Jail
the prisoner is today in solitary
confinement. Mockmore was lock-
ed in his cell after he had mistreat-
cd several of the younger and
neutrality-suspicious. He evidently
didn't care much for the inside Of
the cell, for he threw his hammock
hook through the window Still
unsatisfied with the damage, he pill
ed his bedding and furniture into a
heap and set fire to them. The
fire spread to the woodwork in the
cell. but was discovered before 1t
had much damage.
Camera Men Meet-The Camera
club. composed of leading photOg-
raphers in Nebraska, Iowa and
Minnesota, is holding its annual
meeting in Davenport. The meet
ing is being confined to two days,
all the business sessions being held
az the F. A Free studio on Upper
Brady street.
Officer Leaves-Lieutenan Colo
mel Orlo Whitaker of Davenport
has left for Fort Sam Houston, San
Antonio, Texas, where he will be
one of the instructors at the cav
airy school there. He has lately
returned from France. where his
leadership OF troops under fire in
the last battles of the war brought
him promotion from the rank Of
captain to lieutenant colonel.
Mon to Be HeId.-Although Mrs.
Fred Kendall may gain her liberty
on bonds of $4,000 by tomorrow.
there is no indication as yet that
her husband and Richard Rico
held for extorting money by threats
from z. a. Horrigan, local under
taker, will be able to furnish bail.
Places "a Men.-Factory work
has claimed most of the returned
soldiers who have secured employ
Eaent during the past week. accord
ing to the report of the Scott coun-
" council OF defense. for that pc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
FOREIGN JOURNAL
REPRINTS SPEECH

H r. Cox, East Moline jeweler,
was honored by the La France lie
hOrlogue, a leading French trade
journal, in a recent issue when two
columns were used to reprint a
speech made by Mr.. Cox before the
Illinois Retail jewelers. associa-
ton at its last annual convention.
Mr.. Cox spoke on How to Make
the Repair Department Pay"
The 1919 convention of the jew
elers' association is to be held in
Chicago on April 81. IS and 90. 1t
is expected that the 1920 confer
ence will be held in Peoria and that
the 1921 session will be held in
either Rock Island or Moline, &C
cording to Mr.. Cox.
All the news all the tfme-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
SUPERSTITION IS
STILL AFFECTING
BRITISH SAILORS

London.-The British sailorman
apparently is as superstiuOus as
ever and two stories of the navy
have found their way into the col
umns of the Daily Mail
According to one of these tales
an officer OF a naval vessel became
mentally unbalanced in the war
and committed suicide under tragic
circumstances, after escaping from
his cabin. Not long afterward the
centres on board began to com
plain that someone was logging
their footsteps as they paced up
and down in the night watchesN
They declared that they could feel
a presence, but on turning around
could see no one. Eventually the
sentries had to be sent on duty in
pairs, as a solitary sentry some
times would desert his post in ter
roT. The ghost" is probably laid,
as its ship was sunk in the Darda
nelles.
Another case was that of
haunted cabin. The officer assign
ed to it was missing and it was
presumed that he was washed over
board by accident. Another officer
was allotted the cabin, and one
night he aroused the ship by
shouts. A number Of officers and
men rushed in and found the new
occupant sitting up in his bunk II
d state of terror. He said he had
felt something touch his head and
that the bunk was invaded by some
thing damp and smelling of sea
weed.
The same thing happened to an
ether tenant later on, and after
that the cabin was unused for three
months. Then & chaplain moved
into the cabin and there were no
complaints of further manifesto
tons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
LIBRARY AFFORDS
TAX INFORMATION

Information on income tax laws
is now available at the Moline pub
lie library. a binder having been
placed in the reference table for
the use of Moline people. The in
formation is furnished by the Cor
pOration Trust company and re-
ports are being received daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
casio PRESENTS
TALK ON JOURNEY
ON FOREIGN SOIL

John W. Casio, principal of the
East Moline township high school,
entertained members of the East
Moline Business Mems association
and the East Moline Chamber of
Commerce in the assembly hall of
the high school building last night
with a lecture on his trip through
France and Greece.
Short talks preceded Mr.. Casto's
address as a part of the program
which followed an entertainment
and dinner in the high school
building. The meeting was a joint
bodies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
WOMAN LAWYER ARRIVES.

Victoria, B. c., March 5.-China's
first woman lawyer, Mile. r.
Tcheng. arrived here yesterday
from the orient, on her way to
Paris, where she will represent the
Chinese republic, and the Associa-
ted Press of China. Mile. Tcheng
is well known in China and France,
and holds a certificate from a Paris
university giving her the right to
practice law in France
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
ABANDON HEADGEAR

Paris-Peasant girls Of France
are more than ever abandoning the
close fitting native headgear. to
wear which they had to have their
tresses cut. In rural France there
is a widespread movement for the
adoption of the ''towny" style,
which, if less picturesque. makes
for the preservation of woman's
chief glory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
INCREASE BANKS CAPITAL.

Washington, March 5.-Amend-
ment of the federal reserve act by
the congress just adjourned has re-
suited in increasing from $50, 1884,
900 to S49,468,340 the combined
surplus of the federal reserve
banks, said a reserve board state
ment today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
CLEAR 1880 FOR
CHURCH TREASURY

Fifteen hundred dollars is an
nounced as the amount of the pro-
ceeds from the Belgian fair held in
East Moline last week in the Moose
hall. The fair was conducted with
the hopes of increasing the funds
Of the st. Mary's Catholic church
and the church's parochial school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
News Of the Day in Moline and East Moline
LEAK CAUSES HIGH
RATE; METER HELD
o. K. BY INSPECTOR

The water meter at the Indus
trial Home associations building is
not to blame for the abnormal wa
ter rents that have been charged. A
leak was the cause. according to
Harry Lundquist. Moline meter in
spector. who made an stigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
RECORD INCREASE
IN FREE LODGERS

Moline's number of unemployed
men is on the increase. During
February there were Sc free lodg-
ers at the Moline police station. In
January there were "A and in De-
cember only %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05
TOURISTS TOTAL 5000.

Tokio-Despite passport restric-
tions 5000 foreign tourists visited
Japan last year, leaving about $15,-
900 in the country. OF these visitors
5000 were Americans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05

All the news all the trme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-05

Places "a Men.-Factory work
has claimed most of the returned
soldiers who have secured employ
nent during the past week. accord
ing to the report of the Scott coun-
" council OF defense, for that pc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
Text of Treaty Il
Made Public by Borsh


N''tftttttaNNA AfhAN IAA' otA'sI
method drew vigorous objections from
the presidents Eupporters who assert
ID HAT The rradinE of a treaty al an
open session violhted the senate rules.
\ parliamentary Wranrie followed
After Senator itorah had read for
Ten minutes and aucceedcd In cnumer-
atlnn cn8 tho p1rties nirnatory. San
ator swanson. democrat of Virginia,
and other democrats. rourht 10 IN
yoke the rule requiring that the sem
ntc'1 door be closed In executive ses-
sion for discussion 81 treaties and 9TH
~ confidential matters.
senator Walsh 81 Montana. presid
Ing. after consulting the rules finally
ruled that d article being read hy
cnator Hurah waa not q treaty aud
The Idaho senator rrsumcd his Rad
austrian spy scntcncrh
Paris June Captain Funck "
the Austrian army has been tried AMI
sentenced 10 death a. r. SPY by a 30
cret court martial hosr. Captain
Funck wa IN Paris before tho war
htnun ana remtlnrd IN the city
throughout mo hoafilliies and n was
alleged that h. made tho enemy ar-
quainted with informntion rdinr
or raids amt long distance riiciiing ~
Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

rsur-Q 7a~ 7<<s'es. rho-e e.
I<xL fn>,.@ ia @'etni-,r In<A
nv roaf duo. - IA >-ttt' eiut
-. n u.t..+ Ms unto1|M
49,
tfn<~pn. ~ " s."'''
itr iest nisti . AenE neern Cab
~<>.<.Ia. where thoy viii artnd b
4.um.r
49,. ... u....., IA
W ana ~ ttr n],.' ~
tctt 49, nt@.t tpR Nrtno'nt'-
Mo- ti*t Hn.ur iNtt "Ht sFsA'hs
fo< r<f Rome - on'c"Hrt
Az tottf""tr <.'It W, ne-
tN<@ IN t1tttrff't ~ f~rt thIe@
A4utrt rttufr<H y. on
M<1ntfa@t nItNt Ms trlf tNpet~
70 ttaft tor = NOR fi-it IN tno e~s-
'eIf
y ~ hpHner = rttufu tnir eve
ans If'n ~ s<tshesa VIZ h'oNs"-
eal ne state
tttn nv hnt arrived from feft Bliss
4hsre ne tses',sa h,s a.esh.fee o.
tun@ ttA fr1u ~tNf&H<a NeFttt@
IAuIon1e norriIA % %. AZ ssuh
NV arrived IN AII1IutrIuo me
'H1fn|n< o7tftrnA
The =. 3. Home rttsice
trat now ready - AXIS care OF
-" ~ ~
MIA It1fl Itr&rf leaves Tor Denver
toMoffcr M*nt rnrfe J will ~
crif1 t-nsffHcupnr IRON ~ g head
Quarters IN r.s.[d 70 uns = werk
- ~ A. ~ which 80. utit ~ rnHaeed
turn1 ~ snmmeri Ai.s Hickey en-
prrt- - nrft -.3 EI.A fNItuA-th
~ Denver ana werk ..tn her "a =
specialization % uo Home Service
thsoesncot We s,,te
Ainons unc nHnt. m re..nt eaan.,.
" liut1 eprr4r mus OF fnente Al
treap urueffuA tuto lnfnnaus wounn-
"a, severely Private honert Wease-
WOOD tuti4rofo. hiiiu-t IN ncuon, rfe-
tlcuHiy rtrertsl mlt1tnA acnon'
futeia hndl Wohiscmutn. IularorA.
hIie1 N nsuon. prcttoeHit rspofted
unertnE m nctlrnt corporal thafica
y. dtic CHAPMAN oe-
srre 1n1rttrmintn.
hontfe t.~en. of lae sssru thNnt-
-, rttnrnt1 AipuQucnlue ms
tuefhIh9 hIter haftnt rpeht coneidef-
7 ~ AZ tnc inlnt uo vas iofm.
erp empiotee ~ the rtatp Nati"hAa
h.nk
There VII .. = social mee,inE "t
me Womans M~inNonnr1 society OF
tne 'chtfei NNenne thurcl
tomorrow nitcrnoon a. > o'clook ~
ne home o. Mr. >. = Jones, lVf
houtn Wa"cr street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

4ifnNnf. Colo. iuIir , Nlncty five
PIT cent Of the tet,xHph ~oftefa In
The Venser Western Uhlrn az mem
bets o. the Association % Western TN
Ion Emplcytr. nct0fiinr 20 q state
meut issued by officiai- 81 the union
TO-DAY.
-rhcy arc not r,Inn 20 leave thsir
Jobs "Wednesday morrinn IN response
10 the order of a union that docs not
represent them" erccrdfnE 90 TIE
statement
met more than i've or six men
win strike IA The local Western rnion
offices Wednesday," aid ,. w. Booth,
president of Union uumhcr 30. Of
the siHnefa % the statement.
Every imam telegraph operator
nov In the employ Of the Western
Dnion IN Denver vii leave work nj 8
O'clock wednesday morninf accord
ing 20 = statement ~ }. y. Reddlna-
ton. local secretary Of the CONNER.
cial photographers Of America made
this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

Washington. June s.--ofncialn and
members OF the nav league, which
attacked Secretary Daniels before tho
United States entered the were
denounced before tho house naval
committee today by NJ. Daniels. who
said they were las much enemies %
mem said the secretary. were as
guilty of ilfamy na any man arrested
during the war and they should have
been accorded tho treatment they de
serve. while I am secretary they can
never have anything 20 do with tho
navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

me entire program fof me mId1ls
UIn UUNdf valley 1fAInaEe mfeIIhf
% tt heI0 N he e1t< a ne chamber
noon Wi ~ 1o1.r|<if1 tcfncsrc~ an1
VII I11{uI< <4@1 <1tII> TEXTURES u
: rec<r<.eA <no er,pee< D. sn>t-
4.t@4 . SPECIAL In<|<ntion
Int(o.~oN1 tre that ~ oEuMuni'
tier N <It fnI11Ie No .<Aotn valley
WIN - xt| rtrft@<n.<t nt| Cepnu
Agent TIrN>ff and Aldo Itu@1IE. % thf
th1mf<f ~ comm4tre tfe maEinF
EVEN .,fef. e<tef q q. n.n.s q
trr14rrrr~ - ~~~t tt<t tAst m.t
i,.i ~ .>N@r
mo toElIhtI1n Il a. second held
nnN h a. anticipated that = dtflnlic
riar FOR accomplishing N. d~rnlneFs
o. The valley IanlH HII ~ formulated
1nI a t1IF4| ~ h|IInn n|InIIfH which
vii lI|n< ne quickest setultA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

able 20 do my work now. certainly
praise your medicine. - Mrs. SuDA
OLDFATimR. Bts West Second Street,
Mishawaka. Ind.
Womenwho suffer from suehailments
should not continue 10 drag around and
do their work under such conditions. bu.
profit by the experience Of Mrs. Old
pound. and found relief frvm such SUI
fering II )mplications exist write the
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn,
Mass. The result Of their 20 years
experience In advising women on this
subject " az your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

III NJ 49, &AtalA
Some People We KNOW. ana We WIN
rfunf ~ uenrinn Afsput Them.
This - = purely local event
n took pt4oo IN Amuqucraua
Not In sunic fafaway place
YOU are nsEed 20 Investigate n.
Asked 20 believe a cltiren's word:
To confirm n cltlxen's statement
ANY article that n endorsed 4 home
IL more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about
Endorsed BY unknown people.
y. y. Summers. ST. West Lead
avenue. A~ibuqueraus. nayss "Doan'.
kidney Pulls deserve much praise. for
they proved 70 be excellent when !
used them. Several years Z my
back became lame and sharp pains
rirrctd me. When ! stopped u was
difficult for me 10 a~trnlnhten." got
Deans kidney Pills and a. I noticed
some relief when ! had used the first
boz. I continued taking them until
cured Of the lamencsa aud pains In
my back. ! hev~N't had any symp.
tom o. kidney q 'ahie since"
Price zoe. az nii dealers Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy-est
Deans Kidney Pilis-the same that
Mr.. Summers had. fostsr-Milbufn
Co. Mfsrs. Buffalo. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
Roumanian Peasants
Welcome Arrival of
Tenth Relief Ship

Washington. June arrival OF tho
Amcricgn Res Cross relief ship. Lake
Elisabeth. NJ OaiatA with 5000. 600
pounds OF supplies for the n-oumnniana
tho tenth lied Cross relief vessel "a
reach hat country. WINS announced
today Al American He'd Cross head
auartcrs According 10 the cable mes.
aEo which reached Red Cruss ofnci-
ais here the arrival Of the Lake I'iE-
abcth, chartered from the United
States shipping board, was attended
BY a welcome hat was both snthuH-
iastlc and pathetic Nuumnnian usaa-
ants. m great numbers. many 81 them
mere ak~clutona. lined the shore aud
at sight OF the American flag IN the
ship that was bringing Them food set
~ a cheering tnat deeply affected
those on board.
AZ Houidinn. near the mouth Of the
Danube whore tho Lake Elizabeth
anchored for a bricf period a ragged.
hungry. hurufouted crowd made up
Tor the most part OF ouie and chill.
drci., gathered on the lock ana csr
griy awaited tho distribution 90 the
auppnea on aii sides fmlshrd chill
dren and rnunt eyed men and women
ciamorcd tor bread A. English wu-
man. one nf the most forluru figures
in the crowd, suid she was starving.
NN "a "NNNNN NNNNN AfNN fNN"H WV NfNE
were passing out generous -qunnutieaof
condensed milk meat soup chocolate
and other unurithinE ARTICLES Socks
shirts and clothing were distribute
nuouc tho Fufefui ureH N were
SCOT smiling through thoh toars. tn"
crowd Hrnf the Jake Elizabeth ou ~
way up tlr Danube With a great
cheer
Tho supplies we're unlOulUd III 90.
lntE Tot distribution in thoA' rlfiH ~
Houmnnia WHERE the missn be- great.
cat Tho American Rcd Cross now
has more thar 100 workers in tho
country. ~ has delivered millions of
pounds 90 food. medicines ana cloth
INK in Noumnnln. several hundrt
thousand yards Of cloth. Ind one hun
drod sewing machines being amuur
the supplies The work Of The Amsl
lean Urd cross iu Houmnnin and that
or tho United States food ndminiHira-
tlun. which ~ distributing flour uu .
fats. has won the highest praise of
tho ruiui family. government Officials
press and people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
|SOuTHWESTSTATES
WILL Be ROAD PETS
Of FOREST SERVICE
Associate Forester Potter Of wash
ingten s4ys Road Program 4
Extensive One; Arisons stock
Reported In Fine condit:en

-Nsw Mexico and Arizona are 20 be
especially favored BY the forest service
In respect 10 road building IN he ma
,.oaai foroaia- In the rfnfemeni made
this morning by Associate Forester
y Potter. Of Washington. who arrived
hers today 10 confer with District
Forester Paul q. I~iedinEton on road
and srnzinr mHiisra
The service win pay especial at
icnuon 20 uncHn tvo states u q few
other nes in which there J. SIN u
inrFc amount OF public lnnd aud hAa
innngurafrd IN extensive road pro-
rrnra 10 ~ carried = within the ntsi
NJ Potter hiss lust arrived here
after spending about n month IN inc
Arlrona national forests where he
has been making n careful survey %
stock and rranng conditions Due 10
the fact that during the war The sor-
VICE melted the heavy stocking Of the
forrsi ranges. u nov develops that
ther ar nlirhuy overlooked for nor
mai conditions and the service VIII BE-
rcuuItcd 70 make several rc-odluat-
menta. These will not be made. how
evnr until the situation has hfca
given the most thorough conridcf-.
tlon." Mr. Fnstrr stated
According In tho associate forester.
the Cattle conditions IN Arizona we've
never more promising and the ranges
IN fine condition. n believe that
the loss last winter In these sections
wan but slightly over normal u hin
opinlon o. tho result In AriEonn 81
the exceptionally heavy winter.
lust what the changes W the Qfux-
lag rules will h. u not YET dctcrmirei
rs the service. hut Il b hncwn thiti
they W1li tend 20 better results nAn-
trirf Forester Hedinrton vii accom-
pany Associate forcatgr Poster u
Arizona tomorrow whore they VII
spend anmf time completing No
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
cnnnalnn nfnrlnl nr.,rn.

Ottawa ont. J.ne s-T A Cre-
rar. minister ~ agriculture in tho
union government has resigned from
the cabinet nnd his resignation hrs
been accepted In correspondence read
by Premier Bordon 10 the HOUSE 81
commons u was ahnvn that Mr Gre
rar ~dlsnrreed with The budget propus-
all a. contained In tho speech % Sir
lhcmar Whine. minister % finance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

wv W IVY NNAA MI
I could not get any.
thing 10 relieve me
A physician treated
me. hut " did no
good I had been In
THIS condition for
three months v henI
began taking Lydia
n Pinkham Vege.
table Com pound
I tablet form) and
cured me.
Keen house and am
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES



erArr or NV NEvtCD
STATE cnrrun srfoN 60 asffssiOe 90
WV MEXICO c~EAffrlcATE %
rul,.a s,.,s. q Aasass.
state ~ New Nrrifn
u - HerehY Certinsd that there w. N@d
for record 10 NE office " tho state cor
nss,'s. 81 ,hs sess,a W. %
1915, ~ IN Is . elasf A " Csninssi. ~
Incorporation and Clrinfafe ~ siaskhaif
81 Non lA.tiniy % Iht MAY NiNE ~
tuhloNATkD tNo stofkhnlirfs' Llahliffl
Whsrefors The nsouporatar nshsi H.
sid csnlneats - nuuuratloa and Who
hass siTnsd ~ sams and thslr sseesstan
add assiEns. ars hereby declared 10 b.. from
hinetrrn uundrsd and slktY also q Couara
zoe b. a. name and fur ths rufuassa si
iarth 10 ssia csrtlnssis
tNos asns and ssopl
IN Testimony Nhsuuf tn state Conan
urn cannuissior % ths STATE ~ N.~ Mssira
has saased inla 0fulhcais 70 be- signed ~
~ chainnan snd No ssai ~ aid canni.
on as IN daY ~ iun.. a u 1919
hrUn n. WILLIAMS
Attest
A T. MORpIsON
srATE on INV MEXICO
sfAIt COMBINATIONS COMMISSION OF
NLN MEXICO CERTIFICATE OF
Z rltsd sisiss n Amsnsa.
State ~ Noe Meslrn 81
u D. Hereby Csrtined that me aunorsd
a fal true Hud c~oiaulte usns1hpi ~ tho
IrrIhCsis 81 siaeihaiicr Nor ilahliltF al
rhE MAY wfNF fyCnHPpRhrFD th.
Stockholders Liability tNn gpngl. Win The
sndorasmsnis thereon a. saur appear on
~ aae u record ln ne office u The siats
~ rssunaur Whersaf ne state carposs
iinn Commission ~ ihs stafs N New Mrtiea
rs raa.ed M snihssts 20 b. 'lEued ~
,,sp' o1 "a b, sa ,ss p b sss' c e. '.i' sss%s"
un This 7th daI - iHns a y ieta
mon u WILLIAMS
fa Chairman
A b. MoRhis0S.
tlrfk.
cERTlflc grE OF so sToCKunLpEH =
LlAhiLitl nf Tilt NAY MlNf
iACuHrnntTFp
tNa starkhaldtf . Liahiliy1
w. ihe undrriEnrd being ~ ~ no orig
ln.l .ns.WaIaiofa Ut fiit MAY hlNk ~
.phronAfhD lNo stool hoidsr Llseihiyl
stoosheiier liability ny rrason ID any stock
issuod hy uis rounaiian.
In Testimony Whereof We have hrrrunio
80 our hands aud seats un this ths OH das
WILLIS A cATEs tsesl
d LOGAN tssall
John LEltNER tssail
County ~ herraiiiu SIS.
ID. u hsmt mhrrn That on this tho oh dag
y inhe wv before nae personally c1inr
niiis A Gates " q iassu and iahn
Lehner ~ me personally known o. BE- ths
psrsons described ln aad who ssecuiod tho
inHtruneHt and astnnwisdgrd that
ihsl executed ne SAME a. Their free act and
Witness M, snd and no,srial ,ssl ON nl.
~ d. and year frt above snitsn
thenil iOhN y NiMME
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
B asebaH Scores

AMFfuCNN LEAGUE.
A. roalun - Detroit BOSTON game
postponed. vet erounds.
At New Nork=NeW lork-Chicago
game postponed. wet grounds.
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