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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20

Chicago ...........101 100 000--5
Washington 10000 002 0O2-4
Summary-Three- base hit, Risberg;
stolen base. Judge; sacrifice hits, E
Collins, Weaver Jackson; sacrifice
fly, Grover; double play, Murphy and
Charity, bases on balls, off White
house 2; Lewdermilk 4; innings pitcn-
ed, by Whitehouse 1-3; by Ayers
2-S. Hit by pitcher, by Lowdermilk,
(Foster); by Ayers, (McMullinD
struck out. by Lowdermlk 2; by
Whitehouse .; by Ayers 2,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
American Association.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National Ilcague.

New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
st. Louis.
New York ..........4 O2 100 UU0-f

Summary: Two-base hits-Smith,
McHenry, Chase Home run-Kauff.
stolen base-HeathcOt Double plays
Heathcote and Miller; Lavan and
Miller. Bases on balls-Off Toney 3,
Sherdel /. Innings pitched-By Tuero
3 %. Struck out-By Toney 2. Tuero
1. Sherdel 2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20

Extra choice reciCaned oats in new
sacks. These are extra heavy oats,
The weighty oat Is the kind for good
feed.--E. w. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
American LcagIC.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston,
Cleveland at New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20

Chicago, June Brooklyn made
it two straight from Chicago by a bat
ting bee to all corners of the field
The locals were unable to do much
with Galore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
Western League.

Tulsa 2, st. Joseph A.
Joplin 0, Des Moines /.
Oklahoma City 10, omaha 2.
Wichita 6, Sioux City 9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
Philadelphia.


X-Batted for RiXey in ninth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-20
Totals
Washington.

Totals ......33 4 27
zBatted for Ayers in ninth.
Score by innings:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-02-13
SEE THE new COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLAS

We have just received the first
shipment of our new 1919 Colum In
Grafonolas. They have one OF the
newest features of any phonograph
on the market today-something you
have always wished for-the~non-set
automatic stop. This machine plays
ali Columbia and Victor Records and
stops automatically at the end of the
selection without any adjustment ol
any kind There is no increase IN the
price. ,oh;nos
Come in and see these macnnes
demonstrated, or better, let Mr.. Daw-
lev. manager of our Phonograph De-
partment, take machine with a sell
ection of records to your home, when
he will gladly do, and without any OBJ
legation to you.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-23
GARDNER SECURES
MOST Of PROGRAM
As FIRST OUTLINED
u,NpRANcEs OVERCOME AND
REMEDIAL LEGISLATION
Is ON BOOKS.
REVIEW OF IMPORTANT BILLS

Greater Support Is Given State '"st''
tutioos and Rights OF Women n
Children OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
c~ompensation Law and Road BOND
,ssues-Recognition Of Miss'ur's
Fighting Men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-23

The "jokerr" was slipped in the pres.
ent bill, but was discovered by Gov
ernor Gardner before he signed the
measure. Another a was then
passed correcting the defect.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
vEL.ApA

Ell Ju6Ves 81 del PIP. en- la casa
r~esidencia del Sr. e. H. Baca, SO tuyo
una elegante y allegro velada, que Ia
Sra. q. H. Baca obsequi6 a sus fami-
liares y amigos, Sc hallaba entire los
co~ncurrentesi ell Sr. Tomas Baca y
esposa; ell ST.. Melaquias Baca; ell ST.
David Martinez; Sr. y Sra.A. S,Alyord;
ell ST.. e. II. Baca y esposas el ST. +.
Lopez, la Sra. Juanita A. de vargas;
la Sra. M. B. Apodaca, la Sra Simpli-
cia A. Torrebz; Sra. JESUS Ortiz; sra.
Nj. Romo; Sra. Marea G. Hernandez y
sus ninas y niio, Carmen, Maria y
Carlitos. y las senoritas Isabel Her
nandez, y Nellie Martinez. Durante
la velada sc divirtieron los ~concurren-
ties con variados y divirtidos 1uegos,
mientras las sehoritas Hernandez y
Martinez alegraron la reunion tocando
algunas pleas en- Ell piano, y cantan'
do algunas canciones populas america
mas. Etre los juegos Sc encontraba
la ''Pihata", varios de los invitados
cuando lego su turno procuraron rom
perla, recaendo la suerte en- Ia sra
A. s. Alvord la cual hizo que yolars
Dor ell yiento su contenido y acto con
tinuo como de costumbre todos partl
ciparon de clio. Antics de concluirsf
la allegro reunion Sc paso Ell sabrost
cafecito en- elegante lQsa, con su res
petivo Sandwich.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

De Vallecitos, N. Mex, nos comu-
MICA nuestro suscritor Don Juan !.
Jaramillo, la sentida defunci0n ne
la Sra. Margarita Martinez, a~caecida
en- aquel lugar ell 81 de Enero pa
sado a la edad de 68 amos. Dela
para lamentar su separation a dos
lhijos: Jose Martinez Y Jose A. Mar
tfnez; una hija politica, Maria Dolo-
res A. Martinez; dejando ademas ur
gran numero de p~arientes y amista-
des. En- vida la finada fue n fiel
liz carihosa madre; una piadosa >
verdadera cristrana, recibiendo to tos
los santos auxilios de la iglesia ca
tolica sufri0 su enfermedad hasa
sus 1ltimos momentos con resigna'
cion v ~paciencia. Sus restos Sc yea
ron n noche siendo accompanies
por la piadosa cofradfa de Nuestrc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Boston. Sc dice que en- Ell complot
estaban complicados los anarquistas
de Nueyo York, Philadelphia y Boston.
Ell Captain de la fuerza del Servicio
Secreto, Peter Rubino que ayudo a la
policia, hacer los arrestos, neg0 Ell
informe de que habia algo mas Sc
rio de sedici0n, por 10 que hicieron los
arrestos, y los policias de la ciudad
no fueron ~encarcelados. Los detecti-
vos ayudaron hacer los arrestos, posi-
tivamente que ellos habian sido infor-
mados del trama proyectado.A Sc lie
do fuerga al informe, por las muchas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

lencla. La seGorita Campos es una
de las mejores organisms de la ig-
lesia de Tome, y ell joyen ha sido
muy bien sconocido por u muchas
~cualidades. Actuaron como p~adrinos
de la feiiz pareja, ell Sr. Don Lean
dro Otero y su esposa Dona Qui-
rina P. de Otero. Despues de la &C.
Iremonia hubo una recepcion en- "a
Residential de la Sra. Dona Quirina
M. de zamora, abuelita de la novia.
lDespues de la reception partieron
los recien desposados para Albuquer-
que a pasar su luna de miel. Todos
los n~arientes Y amigos de la nueva
pareja les desean luengos y felices
amos de vida matrimonial"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
ELAuTERIA R. de VIGIL.

Don Bartolome Vigil, de Pecos, N
Mex, nos informa la sentida defun-
ci0n de su esposa la Sra. Elauteria
II. de Vigil, acaecida en- aqueI lugar
ell dia 20 de Enero pasado, de ma
pulmonfa que la tuyo postrada en-
CANA por 10 dfas. Deia para lamen-
tar su despedida a su esposo Don
Bartolome, a tres hiios. Alexandra
Tomas y Antonio; tres hijas, Mari
llita, Quirina Y Carolina; 80 nietos
y I'm crecido numero de p~arientes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
UNA rERRInLE ros cURApA

TN severe resfriado es frecuente.
mente seguido de n molesta tos
para la cual Ell Remedio De Cham
berlain para la Tos ha probado ser
de mucho valor. La Sra. +. w, Oh.
sen, de Marysyille, Mo-, escribe.
sHara como dos amos mi hijito peque
no cogi0 un severe resfriado y tosia
terriblemente. Probe un c~onsidera-
BILE n1mero de medicines pero ningu.
ma lie mejor0 hasta que no le d 81
Remedio de Chamberlain para Ia
Tos. Este le alivi0 Embellishments
y antes dc que acabara de tomarse
II botella va estaba curado. 70
creo que este remedio es sumamen-
tie bueno para los nihos". De ven
ia en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
IuANlrA s. AeulLAR

De Ortiz, ". Mex, nos comunica
Don Fernando Aguilar la sentida de-
function de su madre la Sra. Juanita
s. Aguilar, acaecida en- aquel lugsr
eli 13 de Febrero. Quedan para X
mentarla: tres hijos, Filomeno, San
tiago v Andres: un hijo adaptive
Fernando; dos hiias, una adoptiva
.Ecolastica y Ricardita. Baca; cua'
tro hermanos. Benito, Juan, Fuse
bio y Tomas; una hermana, Catari
ma. Sus restos martales fueron Sc
pultados en- ell Panteon en- La Baca,
N. Max. Dos de los hijos de la Il
NADIA estuvieron p%resentes en- Ell IT.
neral. Uno de ellos, Ell ioven 6antie'
go, Sc halla con las fuerzas Anne
ricanas en- Francia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

CIRCUMSTANCES que descrubio la poll
ella, que complicaba a los anarquistas
de Philadelphia donde haE sucedido
iltrajes recientemente, con los de
Boston, y Nueva York. Dos de los
bombres que fueron arrestados vinie-
ron de Philadelphia el Sabado, y q
estos les hallaron parties de una ma
quinaria, la cual cree la policia que
la iban a usar para manufacturar gra-
nadas. Uno de los hombres de Phila-
delphia, admiti6 que era experto en-
Quimica y maquinarias. IA otro dijo
que ell era I'm maqrin.sta experto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
MATRIMONEOS
cAMPos-cHAvEz

De Tome, N. MEX, nos comunlca
nuestro ~suscritor Don Juan MI Sc
dillo, Ell matrimonio Campos-Cha-
vez: Eel Microbes 26 de Febrero
Sc uniron. en- lazos de flores Ia Sc
iorita Delfina Campos, hija del no.
norable Gabriel Campos y su esti-
mable esposa Juandta zamora, am
hos finados; con ell joven Emiterio
Chavez, hijo de Don Francisco Cha
veg v de Doha Catarina Moya. Am
bos iovenes contingencies o de
Tome, N. Mex, v pertenecen a las
mejores familias del condado de va
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Defunciones
ALcARIA AMMO

De Pecos, N. NJ, nos escribe ell Sr.
Juan Armijo, la defuncion de su padre
Alcario Armijo acaecida en- aquel lu-
gar ell dfa Is del p. p. a la avanzada
edad de 10 amos. Deja para lamentar
gu despedida a su esposa Da. Maria
Ortega de Armijo, cuatro hijos, cinco
hiias, dos nueras, un yerno, cuatro
nietas,. un nieto. Y I'm hermano Don
Fernando Armijo. Q. E. P. D.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
La GUARpIA DE ANARQUlsTAs
PRODUCE MucHAS cRANADAS

La ~vigilancia de parte de los agentes
del ~servicio secreto de los Estados
Unidos, y la accion activa de la poll.
cia de Nueva York, consiguieron 81
arresto de catorce ext~ranjeros, quienes
admitieron ser anarquistas, y la ma
yorfa de ellos, miembros de los Traba-
jadores del Mundo. En- connection con
q arresto, Sc descubri0 que habia un
trama, para a~rrojar n granada al
presidente Wilson, cuando llegara a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
L ibrc a
los que sufren con Asma
IN remedio uue puede ser tornado sin
nerdlda de tempo III inconvenlencias.

Tenemos un metodo nuevo que cura. el
Asma v uueremos que, 10 ensaye a nuestro
costo. No importa el estado. los sintomas'
q q a. cronico debe de cualesquier name
ri enviar por nuestro metodo para que 70
nractiuue. No importa Ell china, la edad'
nails n occupation 81 es afligido con Asma
Daaeafnos enviarselos a esos que hayan
nerdido lns esperanzas de ser curadosl
niie despues de haber tornado duchas., pre-
parados de opio, "hutnos, patentadost ete
Nilestro interes es demostrarle a todos los
pacientes, a nuestro costo, que este rue
Va metodo alivia la respiration a veces
tan dlficil, y otros sintomas terrlples oca-
cionados por ell NAL:
Issta oferta es demasiado Important
nara ser olvidada. Escribanos hoy y
mience ell metodo en- seguida- LIMO ennle
dlnero, Supplements 81 cupon pepaJo ntA'
chado. HAGALO HOY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Padre Je1us Nazareno. Sc lie do
sepultura a la finada en- ell CAMPO
Santo de Nuestra Sonora de los Do
Iores. Los deudos dan por este las
gracias a todas las personals que los
acompanaron en- Ell veIorio iguel que
en- su funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
voLo AL clELo

De Truchas, NJ. Mex, nos escribe
Don H. ". Padilla que 81 dia 10 del
PIP. a las 1890 a. m. yolo al cielo
su hijito Jose Remijio. a la tierna
edad de 5 meses, 5 dfas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
INDIGESTION

Tome unas cuantas dosis de Las
Pastirlas de Chamberlain segdn indi-
cadas para la Indigestion, y pronto
olvidara las dificultades de 81 es-
tonnage. Pruebeia. De venta en- to-
das parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Transamos toda clase de
Asuntos de Propiedad Raiz.

Tenemos una Grande Lista de Casas
para yender v Tambien para Rental
Ranches y Otras ~Propiedades. 81
tiene I'd. Propiedad o Rancho para
Vender, Escribanos y Demos informe.
112 Don Gaspar Ave. Santa Fe, N. n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
NICK E1ERRERA
Presenta al PdbIIco su Nueva
Linea de Negocios
A~sEeuRANzAs DE VIDA Y
SECURES DE lNcENDfo.

Una POLKA de Vida es una protoc
ci6n que TODD Padre de Familia deoe
llevar. Y no debe estar sin protec'
ci0n. Fscribame " les dare toda
clase de information. +
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Fidel r. Garcia, de Taos, n. NJ, pa
SO por aquf ell Microbes para su ho-
gar, despu6s de haber sido descarga-
do del ejercito, en- Ell Campo Bowie,
Texas. Garcia sirvio como soldado en-
Ia division de infanteria No 83, y es-
turo en- Francia desde a mealados dc
Enero, pero no tuvo Ia op%ortunidad Ge
entrar G la batalla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

I'll Hon Manuel Sanchez, de O1o
Sarco, N. M, acompahado del Sr. Ra
faei Martinez. de Truchas, n. M. nos
visitaron aver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Nuestro amigo Jose Ramirez nos ma
reportado ell hallazgo de unos lentes
y nos pidi6 anunciaremos el mismo,
para Que su duefo pueda r~ecobrarlos.
Pueden reclamarlos en- esta oficina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Pat P. Sanchez, de Duran, n, M
lieg6 a la plaza ell Microbes. Viene
on comisi6n junto con otros caballe-
ros para TRAFALGAR en- pro de la crea.
cidn de un nueyo condado. acon el
nombre Larrazolo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Ell Viernes nos Yisitaron los 1oys-
mes estudiantes de la escuela Me-
nuaI" de Albuquerque. uvaldo Mar
tfnez. Amador Martinez y Pedro
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
KING AND QUEEN
OF BELGIUM TO
VISIT IN OMAHA
Packing Houses Interest King
While Queen Will Inspect
Leading Hospitals
of This City.

Governor McKelvie will be asked
to aid in making Omaha's reception
for the king and queen of the Bel
gians, who are to be in Omaha on
October Is, real success.
This was decided on at a prelim-
mary meeting held at the Chamber
of Commerce yesterday to discuss
arrangements for receiving the Bel
gian rulers here. The mayor, rep
resentatives of the Chamber of Com
merce, the Belgian Relief commit
tee, and the Woman's club attended
the meeting.
Mayor Smith will send a formal
invitation for Omaha to their ma
jesties at once, it was decided, as
was requested in telegram which
he received from the State depart
ment yesterday.
The general opinion of those at
tending the meeting was that large
party of Belgian government Off
cials would accompany the king and
queen.
Another meeting will be held next
week at the Chamber of Commerce
to complete arrangements for the re-
ception of the royal party.
Announcement by the State de-
partment in Washington that the
king would prefer to visit packing
and cold storage houses, and that
the queen took particular interest
in hospitals, was discussed.
According to information re-
ceived by F. A. Brogan, executive
chairman Nof the Chamber of Com
merce, the royal party will arrive in
Omaha at in the morning, and re-
main till in the afternoon. 1t is
expected that Prince Leopold will
be brought along.
Thomas ]. Nolan, Belgian consul
in Omaha, said the Belgian colony
in Omaha had been confident that
their majesties would come here,
and had already made preparations
for their reception. Mr.. Nolan es-
Inmates there are 500 Belgians in
the colony on the South Side.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
Bret City News
DR.. l.. A. Merriam. 1909 Dodge st.
Have Root Print lt-Beacon Press

DR.. L. A. Merriam, 1909 Dodge st.
Have Root Print lt-Beacon Press
Electric Washers-Burgess-Gr anden Co.
Grain Corporation Purchases
The United States Grain corporation
announces that 1t purchased this week
57S,728 banrrels of wheat -four Of all
grades at prices raging from $3.50
to $10.18.
To FIJI Vancany-A vacancy In the
board of trustees Of Omaha lodge
No. 80, B. P. o. Elks, caused by the
death Of w. C. Billiard. will be filled
at the regular weekly meeting Fri
day night.
Back From France-Harry Fltz-
gerald, $3.50 Cass street. who has
been IA months with the signal corps
OF the First division in France, was
met by his mother and three broth
ers at the Union station on his re-
turn home.
Personal Injury Suit-Morris Nit
tleman filed suit In district court
through his father, Max Mittleman,
against Fred LAWYER, asking $4,000
damages. He alleges that he was
run down and injured by Mr.. Law
ler's automobile at Fifteenth and
Farnam streets July z.
Teacher suffers Breaknown-Miss
Fannie Arnold, for more than 80
years supervisor Of music in the
public schools, is in an Omaha hos
pital suffering from nervous break
down. 1t is said that she will ask a
years leave or tender her resigna-
ton and as soon as she is able to go
will move to California.
Former Omaha Woman Dies
Mrs. Sarah E. Moore, formerly of
this city, residing for number of
years at 2049 North Nineteenth
street, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. r! Woodland, in
Los Angeles, last Monday Mrs.
Moore leaves three children, Mrs.
W. E. Adair of Omaha, Mrs. Wood
ard Of Los Angeles and Charles e.
Moore of Salt Lake City. She was
50 years old.
Sues for Mules-John Memack
asked the district court to award
him $1,21Q from the Union Pacific
railroad for the loss of three mules
He relates that he shipped two car
loads Of mules from Hanford, Cal,
to East st. Louis, Mo-, September
"a, 1917. At Roseville, Cal, he says,
his mules were unloaded and mixed
with lot of other mules and when
they were reloaded, he says, three
OF them were missing.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
Oversee Arrivals

The following Omaha soldiers
have arrived in New York from
overseas: Sergt. Axel Swanson,
1912 Lake street; Sergt. Frank E.
Corcoran, $3.50 T street; Pvt. Chris
tan Nelson, 3110 South Nineteenth
street: Corp. William S. Martin,
1886 Huntington avenue; Pvt. Ed
ward ]. Trieber, 5711 North Twen-
ty-ninth street; Pvt. Henry F. Rupp,
5426 South Twenty-ffth street; Mas
ter Electrician William L. O'Con-
nor, 1909 Farnam street: Capt.
Daniel Franklin, 1913 North Thirty
sixth street.
Other casuals are: Pvt. Thomas
Allen, 42l0 C street; Corp. William
McAndrews, 1881 Monroe street;
Pvt. Robert E. Boyd, l514 South
Fifty-fourth street; Sergt. Benjamin
F. Duke, 500 Hickory street; Pvt.
Frank Fic, Forty-second and T
streets; Pvt. Stanislaw Michalaka,
Fifty-eighth and T streets; Pvt.
Frank Banouski, 5501 South Thirty
third avenue; Pvt. Henry Douse,
1902 William street, and Pvt. Will
liam H. Linaker, 1908 Charles street
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
INSURANCE men
NAME OFFICERS
AT MEET TODAY
Nebraska Companies Enter.
tanned Delegates at Ban
quet Last Night;
Close Today.

Delegates to the l4th annual
meeting of the American Life con-
vention and their-friends attended
1 banquet given by Nebraska insur-
,nce companies at the Hotel Fon-
.enelle last night.
The banquet was the closing So
:ial function of the meeting, which
ends today with an election of Off
GERS. Harry L. Seay, Dallas, Tex,
,cted as POSTMASTER.
E. E. Rhodes, Newark, N. J.,
warned members of the convention
1t the meeting yesterday that only
conservative investments should be
made. Mr.. Rhodes topic was
Present Day Problems.
Ethics" Causes Discussion.
"A certain per cent of the insur-
ince company's assets should be
let aside to provide for fluctuations
n the value of other holdings" said
nr. Rhodes. Insurance companies
re also apt to take too big risk
the estimation of mortality.
Ethics" was the subject of a
engthy discussion among delegates
yesterday.
Isaac Miller Hamilton. Chicago,
read a paper on Field Ethics Con-
trolled from the Home Office" in
which he declared that one insurance
company seldom gained by stealing
an employ of another company.
lob Seeker "A Lemon"
"As rule the man who is anxious
to change his employment is a
lemon said Mr.. Hamilton, "and it
generally takes his new employers
some time to find it out and costs
them a lot Of money. OF course,
there are some exceptions to this
rule, where men really should make
. change"
Charles w. Gold, who led dis
eussion on the subject of Ethics"
agreed with Mr.. Hamilton.
Other speakers yesterday were
Charles w. Helser of San Fran
cisco; Minor Morton Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn; E. E. Rhodes, New
ark. N. J.; John J.. Cadigan. Spok-
sne. Wash; ]. A. McVoy, St. Louis,
and Benedict D. Flynn, Hartford,
Conn.
A telegram was read from Chol-
bureau Of war risk insurance at
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
Former Minnesota Governor
Visits Brother in Omaha

Sampel R. Van SAINT, a former
governor of Minnesota, is in Omaha
with his wife, visiting his brother,
A. C. Van SAINT, 1860 Dewey avenue.
Mr.. Van SAINT motored to Omaha
from his home in Minneapolis.
He was elected, governor of>Min-
nesota in 1900 and served until 1905.
He will remain in Omaha until Sat
urday.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26

Mineral rights leases for Is years
will be sold on the tracts. This is
the first time the state has offered
mineral rights on competitive bids,
and because of the potential value
of the land Commissioner Robson
looks for keen competition and high
bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26

Washington, thanking members of
the convention for their co-opera-
ton with the bureau in serving the
service and ex-service men.
The number of delegates at the
convention has swelled to more
than 235.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26

A large assortment of
plaid and checked ginghams. !.
Splendid values, SOC a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-26
ChalZies

Also silkolines in all the -
SO inches wide, 27e yard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-06
BIG CITY Jobs
STILL ARE OPEN
May Not Be Filed Until After
Pending City Charter
Acted on.

Many persons are asking the question,
why are the city appointments being
delayed by the city commissioners"
The appointments for all one-yea jobs
were due to have been filled on Jan. 1,
but more than 30 days have expired and
no appointment has been made as yet.
The mayor, when asked why the de-
lay, aid that there was no need for
hurry inasmuch as all the commission
erS were in accord. Under the rules
governing the city appointments the
head of a department may wait 30 days
from the first before nominating Of
ficials in his department, and then If
the other commissioners desire they
can nominate officials and elect them
If they have sufficient votes over he
will Of the commissioner in whose de-
partment the employe may be located.
II Is rumored around the courthouse
that the appointments are being held
up by the commissioners until after the
outcome Of legislative action on the city
manager plan of government. Following
the adjournments of the past half a
dozen sessions of the Legislature many
Shelby county legislators have fallen
into fat city and county positions. OF
course the majority of their votes had
not been against the wishes of the city
and county authorities who had the dis
pensing Of the patronage.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-06
THREE HOMES R

A dozen negroes we're forced to flee
into the S0-degree atmosphere Thurs
day morning az $50 o'clock, Just when
the earth feels the chtlliest. The direct
cause was fire which aroused them
from peaceful slumber, casting them
rudely from the arms of Morpheus into
the arms Of Jack Frost.
Three residences at 1922, 1924 and 1926
Carnegie street, outside the city limits,
were destroyed in the blaze, The ORR
gin is supposed to have been ~incendiary.
Two adjacent houses were scorched, but
the fire department saved them, Dam
age estimated to be S. 1000.