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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

street. September r. 1919 tax .ss:. SO
T. RSticrS court. $osl1o fSet a, north Ss1sa
s s%rner North. Avenue apd tseen Road.
Annie NJ. Blankcnship. cxecutrix. etc. <t
I ,roa t? r Leila tca kreufS No RS Wss.
north line Broad Street: i6 IL feet cast OF
Gilmcr Street. September Is. 1918: tax
y. r. Todd to a. .. Gundiach and C.
x feet S inches BY, lis feet north line
Mhrsha!i street: so feet inches cas-, Of
Thirty. third street. lien $3.50. October i.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

INV IVKk, OCT. iT-trs-nt dems nd
.rnd@ and lard and hny:ne BY tho Sout H.
ran t"ttons"'d oil up - 10 - points ,OG"y.
The advance. however. brought ont real
thE anh selling for reaction and most
o. inc carl! gains wcr" wiped out befora
the close. Final bids wore points lower
to IT, -nst hishtr: March sold at :@s2. bacl
10 go IN" closed ~ -. ~ 50. Total saIe.
-I"s' barrels. i'rirn. criGr. ;5.57: primo sum.
iner S"."w, spot nominal; Dcccruber - 90 :;
IA, M.y 4. -
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Weekly Gra.l. R.x,.,r

say tomorrow: No important branch of
s3SappiSs Ssfser n the proSuciGg
rious effects of the continued widcsnread
unrest OF labor. which prevents tho general
stable conditions would stimulate Strikes
on tragsn2rtf ton lines in tho, East have
ssi5afS,ion ci sSnsng frsiSh, enhargoey and
lnodities. and the ehceat OF q wslkout Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

ltsi 10 pct dccin. OF ~ 10 :: point. In
the ma hour the market "ss very IrrcS-
uAr, Closing 's.y - net DECLINE OF -
70 > point. Influenced by :In wtxkness al
N'H oric.nu. rcliinr orders from that cen
Ter ana local commission house ,i'iuida ton
spot mere ~"a ru!ct at decline OF 50
points al otIJc. there were sal.s. Spot
ut New Orleans steady unchanged at
70 thr .nleh wcrc 100 hates.
Rcc"ints 90 ports: Galveston, Ioict; HouA.
ron. s.tl;: savannah. ..i.G. Norfolk = 80;
Nov Orleans, 'ssl: Augusta. $40: Charlie
ton 40: 81 Louis. i.+a
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NEW yOKk LiNk STOCK MARkEr

NV IDEF. OCT t. Boo voc. irr.guIar:
s,.crs ,o '@9@i?5; bulls. s.5'@o@S; cows.
i2.oyr 800. ''S'
sh"ep. and lanbs. Irregular. sheer. ,aoq
sollr inG IN 800 49, '''''
Hog, easier ., 1850 l5.95 pig. Ia.n,a
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NEW YORK. Oct. l1.-Spot coffee active.
RIO IS. liz. "a: SantoS a.. :5i1 II ~.
NAVAL STORES

SANANEAH, GA. OCT I;.-Turpen,irc
stc.dy' ~: -aies, 100: receipts. li5. snip.
ncht: 60; stock. 3.,il, Quote: 4 les
- ieS..; - Ng,: +: E.:j; q. II, 1875: /.
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United STATES COVENNMENr uoNDs
Suoe1 TERN; SDTEs

Nm. Tobacco -. Nov. l. 1919. ............. iJti.
Ani. Tobacco -. Nov !. io:s.. ............ 1881
-tnglo- French os Oct. u 1870 ........... ~.
Armour & 10. s.. June - 1870. lo2s.
British l!Ys Nov !. 1919. ................. ZOO
British ji-s nov. I. 49, ................ II
& 49, & . Joint 8, Ju.y /. 1921 ........ y5Sl
tudahy Packing Go. a.. July T. l.-i.... !Gl-.
H"cElnr IA. ~. co. rr. IS. Mar. !. 1928 So:
Jacob poii Packing 90. -. Nov. L.. l.cA sii.
Jacob Dold Picking Go. -. Nov II. 1873 I0,X
;.'Srett and Myers So. Dec /. 1921 1910. lUo'.
Nu!n. plnw 20. a.. sept ]. i3.l......... 1917
Moline Plow Go. -. sent !. 1925. ....... l0s
..n"ncshe. Na.'ev .iraruon Co II
July !. 1873 .....p ..........-.............. -
Proctor and Gamble -. Mar. :. 1871. 1918.
Proctor ard Gamble &c. Mar. !. i!sS..... 1893.
southern Railway g.. Mar !. ioo!... 90.
swift and 20. Is Aug Is. Is!l........... 1907,
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture
INK s.. Feb l. 1870 ............1....... lc,,,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

- t:isfooh. Oct. ii.Lc"tton $40; in &C
Is 80 ~ ,d inny middi!ns ~ middnE. :2:i
.oM m!cliinG. - 9. good ordinary. is.5T =:
ordinary. 49,. Sales. ij!v' baIc. including
go Amfrtcan. Receipts. 500, bales. in.
c!udinG 10! American. Futures closed ir-
regular and unsettled. October .sa-: No
VENEER: u 93: December. :i.Sl: January
sl.J. March Il nS: May NSI. NAV N ~
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Chicago LIVE. STOCk MARKET.

,hlCAHU; OCT. i ioEs; receipts Ia.0ro !.
hlGhcr: bulk. iiIhp ia.rl. pivs. la.uog i4Ao
cattle receipts 7.pol; Hr,n. Beef steer.
90. to 40: veal calves. ia.i.4 Ia.
shscp receipts. 5000: strong. Lambs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

nilpmin"us coaI miners on Move rlLcr IS
an, i "f ming element With ma n :
th"isandS 81 WORKERS Idle. output. arc nor
ni1n" ;,r:irictcd and the pauctty OF supple.
IHt'hsintb. out increased nrnurss
"sI'1 ~ prizes. and Dun's lis; of repre-
..nt;tf. "hoi"sal quota ions. which re
',tIIi' ulEtl"sod - prcpOnd"ranCC Of dc
Slincs nov shows more advances than re
Even wi,h the purchasing power reduced
~ INC tr,tcnt spread of ,iOym. 1.
.'Hi iotWstis'a ndnC the nigh prices i.:,s r"
l. SUI! Il noteworthy movement uf ronds
,n,n o"hhunptiEc c'iann"lr and tn. opera
in.ir tpiDt! 10 nice; The dcmt nhS made
.bRpn .n'n!. I'M" At - c"ntrudcd that
lh' 'Ntr"nio prices checking rcf.iI
rrhnc pa snnc nuartera, vet there Is ia
'hhndisc that j. under crdsr.
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RICHMOND Hay MARkET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN AMP PRODUCE

OF receipts did u good deai today TO nut
new strength into tho cu5n market. Prices
Al tho finish. although unsettled. were 1
cent to lHc higher. December I.24I4 to 1. c4x.
Oats closed unchanged to 4ac up aud pro.
cents advance. 7
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-F'uturcS not Quoted
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4. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF Arru,Is

In" Inii"d states tircuit Court 81 An
n.His rcconNcn%i ycs:" rday morning at 10 80
".cl"rk. with the following Judges and oil
Gale ~ attendance Circuit iudc"s-iioI.
j: .. Pr!tchArd. OF ASh"Ville. y =: Hon.
Martin y En.pp. ot washington - .
emu iior Charter ~. Woods. Of Marion.
nicrk Iiaud" ~ Dean and Emit :.
states Marshal John g. Saunders
case argued Yesterday:
No. iISt--WNspHE n NiIe5 Co .; al
plaintiffs in error W Tho Bank ~ North
America. defendant In error Error 10 ne
plStrict court al Greensboro. y. &. Argued
~ thomas j jerome. OF Greensboro. X =.
Ioi me pla niiHS IN error and bv ~ Is
!Nlnlbh w.. OF Greensboro. y e for ne dc.
f"nGani in crrcr. and submitted
saturday being conference dan. The court
VIII not hear ARGUMENTS In cases today
but VIII vo into conference uron cases III re-.
tuforc argued and remaining undecided
I.qrt adjourned Until this morning al 10 90
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NEW YORK. Oct, l5.-Port movement
M,6diinE. 3iI5: stock. 3stk3
Minor porsA-is Receipts. l3Il.: exports. 1853:
ro,ai ,od!.-Reee.pts, $3.50; exports 1859;
rtrcl. i.Gt! .-?i
irs. 90
T@,a! FOR season-Rcceip,s $3.50: exports.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DEY GOODS

NV YORK Oct iT.-Cotton vooda 49,
very hrn. snd eieachcd goods sales active
locaS, Yarns advanced. BurIap- w.r. Very
urn Silks wcrs in active demand.
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United States Railroad
Administration

Effective Sunday. October 10Th. the
following changes are announced in
departure of Scahonrd Air Line trains,
No 5. for Raleigh. Columbia, Savan-
nah. Jacksonville, Atlanta and Biz
mingham will leave Richmond i:25 p.
NJ instead Of 1:15 +. NJ.
No. :. Tor Raleigh. Atlanta, Birmins-
ham and Memphis, will leave Richmond
SID l.. NJ. instead of 9:45 p. NJ
HERBERT l.. BICKEL,
Passenger Service Agent.
Tel. Randolph Id76. 1899 Mutual RiAx.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YOKk, Oc{. H.--Thc COTTON mar
is points higher ,ssxfopt January. which
WAS points lover. but soon dsveioned p2si::
fifteen minutes Vas active a 80 points net
advance carried prices ii TO 81 points above
last nights closing figures. Dscemher was
into new high ground for tho movement.
while the Advance 9, d sg the later months was
with 3t3s. the high level OF tho week.
The market continued under pressure of
realizing sales end Southern hedge offnr-
inEs In the carly afternoon. prices working
OF to 53N for January. and the Eeneral
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. Oct L. 1919
nv Woodson Craig Co. Inc. Richmond Val
u S. Food Admirist ra zion Licehs. No {; 0o14o
Richmond. Va. Oct 10. 1919
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
LEVY VICINITY VISITED
BY TWO SEVERE STORMS

ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JouRSA-a
Levy n. NJ, oct. "A storm APP
preaching the proportions of cy-
clone struck the Peter Schipman
ranch, eight miles east of here, about
Z o'clock Monday evening. Two bean
stacks were leveled part of the corn
field laid flat, barn 4SXS6 feet was
blown six inches off the foundation,
a brick chimney torn from the house
and some windows blown in, wind
mill damaged and several outbuild-
ings scattered three hundred yards
from their original location. Mrs.
Schipman narrowly escaped being
hurt, having Just entered the house
as the storm struck. The violence OF
the wind was fortunately confined 70
a small area and neighbors short
distance away were not even aware
of the damage until the next morn
ing.
A similar storm, but separate an
distinct from the other, passed over
the Pickett place four miles east oil
here demolished a garage and over
turned the car within. damaging 1t sc
badly that the rural carrier c. }
Pickett, was unable to deliver tht
mail Tuesday on route No. l.
Several other localities in this Va
cinity received hard rains, accom-
panied by hail, and some of the dry
lakes were filled. but no other dam
age has been reported
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
ARE MADE IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF SPRINGER

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Springer. y. NJ. oct Extensive
repairs on the springer schools have
been completed to conform to the new
policy of the school board and there
bv receive the ordinary recognition.
With the new course of study in
vogue and the new apparatus ana
eouipment installed a revived school
spirit is recognized. The new smith
Hughes agricultural building is near
completion and will be used extern
sively in the practical SADIE OF the
vocational work. A rejuvenated water
system insures the sanitary phase OF
| the work ,o,,
The social program Of the season
has been announced by Superntehul-
| entent Crist, which includes a tree
| moving picture entertainment ca
! Friday night for the coming year. the
pictures will be of an educational ma
| nlre and shown at the town hall
Following is list of the teachers
| for the Springer schools for the con,
| ing year: Superintendent, r. h Crlsl
! F. c. Hopkins. Smith-Hughes Noca
tional agriculture. c. c. Clancy. span
ish and commercials Miss Eggiestol'
music and English; Miss Boyd house
hold science. and Miss Lucas, mathe
matics and history. The grade teach
ers are as follows; Mrs. FoFfeS'ei
i Miss Smith and Miss Sea%ell'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
NEW BUILDINGS BEING
ERECTED IN SPRINGER

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiaEl
Springer, N. M, oct. 2.--Eary IN
the spring an active campaign was
started by influential men of the town
to relieve the congestion of business
and homes. The result has been tar
above the original plans of the boost
ers. First the Springer Lumber conf
pany erected the copious elevator on
its lumber yard site. other new build
ings completed in the town are as FOL
lows: Guyer drug store located on a
corner site on the new business
street; postoffice building erected by
the Floersheim Mercantile company
across the street from their store;
Springer Trading company has ADDED
a new addition on to their present
building; DR. II. c. Murdoch is having
erected on his corner site the new
bank building and home Of the COL
fax County state bank. The building
will be of two stories, the upper as a
suite of rooms to be occupied by Drs'
Thompson and Murdoch. The entire
building will be completed by Octo-
Der 1 5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
LIST OF SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS

,rho following decisions have been
honaed down hV the supreme court of
t Woi,,' Nfavjco at santa Fe, as reported |
NV I've ~ NJ oia,.l,.
''ie pradford apnellant VS.. Polica-
40, . trraiin anpeIee n. $3.50, sand D. |
,pT = i''''''
~ mo o9rd dav of April. 1919, ap- |
ne ,,ray,od aud was granted m !
pe o,'"a' fro,9 final Judgment Of the |
"pprE' court Of sandovaI county. Ap
(,lS ,Irt ne. to he nrepared and had
pa C'tI,'' ana stoned a hin of exceptions |
S se,ti,In ' nigbtv DAYS thereafter. He
sa 'I,'l' ~ {iIe in the office of the clerk
~ nf ~ s,nreme court at least ten days
81 ~ Iltr tho rnt,rp day. the transcript
~ " ri'.o.lI and proceedings in the
o oa,,sa .,,rad bv section %, chapter
20 20 - NC 1a1T APPELLANT not having
Ga Ia the transcript within such time,
l a[yolIan filed three copies of a skela-
a az tro,sc , and moved the court TO
I Ina,, " ~ nnd affirm the same The
! sleIaton transcript and motion 10
S 1900 ona affirm were filed after
tba aie,htiath dav from the time the
| appeal was taken, but within less imam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
THE KIDDIE KOLUMN
rHItBLE-NIMBL E HAS a SURPRISE.

The lair of the Catawauling- Cater
pillars dragon was long way over the
meadow. Sometimes the wings of the
aero-moths on which Romp, Ruff and
Thimble- Nimble flew barely gra2ed
the tops of the field flowers. Then the
riders could catch the delicate per-
fume of the lavender thistle and its
neighbors. Again the three adventur-
ers were waited high above the tree
tops
But whether they flew high or low
the foot prints made by the "Qualnt
Boy" were kept in view. They made
a line as far ahead as eyes could see
and Romp and Ruff began to wonder
lust how long it would take two wee
creatures, such as they now were, 10
travel to the end of that line. FOR
they were still determined to search
out the boy and discover how 1t was
that the enchantment which had
turned him into a goose had come
about
1t was as they flew over a patch OF
wild cucumber vine than Tumble
| Nimble pricked up his ears The areo-
moths. too. seemed to have heard, foi
! they began to descend in narrow cir
Giles until they lowered just over the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
MANY LAS VEGANS MAY
BE CALLED TO APPEAR,
IN BOOTLEGGING CASE

torrcrAL coseEsponpENeE TO MORNING JOURNAL
East Las Vegas, n. NJ. Oct =
Many Las Vegans are worrying over
the question as to whether they VIII
be called to Santa Te to testify in the
case of the United States against MIS-
Laura Wahles and Mollie Brown az
cmsed of violating the wartime pro
hibition law. 1t was learned TO-DAY
that if Mrs. w. Wahles, who previous
" entered % plea of guilty, changes 9f
her plea, likely many Las Negans Wln
he called for defense witnesses AZ
ready sixty-one Las Vegas people nav nav,
been subpoenaed as witnesses pel orr
the federal court, or various cases,
cases involving Las Negans Will &c
heard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
MANY AUTO TOURISTS
STOP AT LAS VEGAS;
HOTELS ARE CROWDED.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO noeNlNS 'ooFNNN'
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, Oct.
More automobile tourists stopped "a
las Vegas last night than had passea
throupo here in any one dag during
the summer touring season. Every no no,
tel in the city was filled to capaeity
with ourists, and many automopliss5
canned on the municipal grounos
north of the city, The Ozark tran, me
santa Fe trail and the oceanic
ocean highway all pass through Las
Vegas. the terminus of the ozarh
trail being five miles aouth OF mere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
LAS VEGAS MILITARY
BAND AND ORCHESTRA :,
PLAY AT WAGON MOUND

...rr,., CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Fast Las Vegas n. NJ, oct =
The Las Vegas Military band ana liIe
las Vegas orchestra, both UNION VI
carnations, will go to Wagon Mounl
FRIDAY of this week to furnish mus ei,.
for the Wagon Mound farmers Ian
and Jubilee to be held there theIi
Exhibits from all over mora cou,,
tv have been entered, and mutii 49,, ~
prizes are being offered. me pieI =,
dent of the fair association, ny. 80
c. Eustler, announcer that .nt a. 81,
ers' Harvest Jubilee ana an
oiation Il IA he made permanent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03

so wide that he had to close his eyes.
Thimble- Nimble drew his sword. Just
as he was about to thrust 1t clear
down the throat of the monster the
mouth closed the eyes opened and
looked straight into those of the moth
upon which the Fuzzie- Wuzzy leader
was mounted. The monster gave a
cry of Joy and, stretching his horned
BODY far out of the cave, he embraced
with ali his arms moth, rider and all;
"Oh. ~ dear mother" he rejolned
~ knew you would come to comfort
me in H. of sorrow
IT was now Thimble-Nimble's time
to weep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
NeW Mexico
State NeWS
oil WcIls in Eddy county.

Illinois wen near Dayton is down
100 feet No. /, two miles north
west of Lakewood. is down 2,lOO feet
It has oil standing in the hole but not
yet in paying quantity.
Kansas New Mexico well has rig
seven miles southwest of Lakewood.
Lincoln No. 2 win be near Cotton
wood. No. / we'll will resume drilling
at 1900 feet
e.. The Artesia Advocate says;The re-
gion of the artesian wells is also the
oil well region for this section of the
state. The artesian belt runs north
and south with the railroad, passing
down through it about midway be-
tween the east and west boundaries
The belt extends northward from Ar.
tesla to a little beyond Roswell, an6
southwark to within about twenty
miles of Carlsbad,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03

opening of the Catawauling- Caterpil-
lars cave.
The huge green head of the mon
ster protruded from the opening. The
great tears which streamed from his
eyes formed a large lake. which grew
in size with each fresh outburst. The
mighty noise of his grief rocked the
insect world for miles about. His great
sorrow over the loss of his dragoness-
wife caused him to forget TO arm him
self against the Fuzzie Wuzzie clan
of which Thimble-Nimble was the
leader. He held before him no leaf
to ward off the needle thrusts of the
lifelong foe Thmble- Nimble rejoiced.
Success was assured. He bent down
and whispered to his trusty aero
moth and took an extra firm hold as
they swooped suddenly down. me
aero-moths which carried Romp and
Ruff followed.
The Caterwauling Caterpillar ut
tered loud lament, opening his jaws
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03

Judge B. NJ Groves, acting for the
Spalding interests, bid in $500 acres
of land in the name of the Rio Min
bres Irrigation company. The Spald-
ing interests originally filed on the
land as a dam site, but it was found
that the Rio Mimbres did not c1rry
sufficient water for the purpose. -
Deming Graphic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
CHANCES in Game Laws.

Santa Fe, oct. 2,--Because of the
printing of the game license books for
1919 before changes in the game laws
made by the legislature in the spring,
there is confusion about the dates
fr the Quail and deer seasons, The
license books have been recalled and
Came Warden Thomas p Gable warns
that the quail season does not open
until November 1, closing December
Al and the deer season opens October
90 closing on November :, lasting
therefore only seventeen days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
High water in Taos County.

Santa Fe, Oct ,--Hydrographer N
A. Sanchez reports to the state eng.
neer abnormally high water in the
streams of Taos county. He has just
Installed a gauge in the Rancho de
Taos stream. and has replaced gauges
wa shed. out by floods in the Rio Piu-
eblo de Taos at Los Cordovas and at
Fernando de Taos,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
ASSAULT WITH WORDS
COSTS CRESPIN SITE

tarscIAL coRsGseoHpEHcg TO McRHiHo JOURNAL
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, oct, e
Henriquez Crespin was convicted of
assault with words. and fined Sl1.to
in Justice court mere today, Crespln
was arrested on complaint of Mrs. An
tonia Romero, who alleged that ne
had made improper proposals to her,
Insulting her honor, delicacy and
reputation" Her husband was out OF
the state at the time of the assault.
journal Want Ads bring results-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles. gravel, diabetes
of the kidneys and
weak and lame backs, rheumatism and
bladder in both men and women, Reg
ulates bladder trouble in children. II
not sold by your druggist. VIII be
sent by mail on receipt of s125. One
small bottle is two months treatment
and often cures. Send for sworn tes-
timonials. DR.. f. w. Hall. 2s3S Olive
street. St Louis, Mo-. Sold by drug
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
santa Re County Election Returns.

Santa Fe, Oct. 2.-Santa Fe is the
eleventh county to complete its cleo
ton returns from eighteen counties be-
ing still outstanding. Santa Fe's COM
rlete vote is 349 for and 200 against
the soldiers amendment; % for and
526 against board of control, and 50
for and SIC against road bond amend
ments. - -z-zsssna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
WHY Sell Good Thing?

r. E. Fite is pulling apples from
the trees this year that are netting
him 5000 per acre, and he has TWEEN
ty-six acres Of orchard. Can You fig
ure what this land is worth? We be-
lieve that one can buy lands for less
money than one crop of apples would
bring Hope Press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-03
NJ. II442
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CUVRENCF

Washington. d. c.. August 20, 1919
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the Undersigned it has been
made to appear that THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK OF ALBUQUERQUE
In the city OF Albuquerque, in the County OF
Bernalillo and State Of New Mexico, has
complied with all the provisions OF the
statutes Of the United States required to be
complied with before an association SHAH be
authorized to commence the business OF
Banking;
NOW THEREFORE,, /. JOHN sKEL-
TON WILLIAMS, Comptroller Of the Cur
rency. do hereby certify that THE CRIT
2ENs' NATIONAL BANK OF ALBu-
lQUERQUE" in the City Of Albuquerque. 10
| the County Of Bernaillo and State OF New
Mexico is authorized TO commence the bust
ness Of Banking as provided in Seetiop
| Ftfty-one hundred and Sixty-ulne OF the
Revised Statutes Of the United states
CONVERSION Of The Citizens Bank az
| Albuquerque, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
| IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
| hand and Seal Of office this Twenty-ninU
! day OF August, 1918.
| fsignedl JNO SHELTON WILLIAMS.
| (sEAL) Comptroller OF the Currency
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SEVEN YEARS.
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