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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02

70 attend the Illinois conference meetng
Mrs, Amos Dyal has returned 20 mr.
home ~ Or,on after spending the Wtn1F
ia Washington, Pa.
@. Il WAYNE attended Masonic meet
ing in Peoria last week
The senior q ass OF the ORION ht~ =
school viii present The Kingdom 1i
Hearts Contest at the opera house
May ,
Mr. and Mrs D " Bowen are In Chi
cago ana Mnneapols visiting re .nuves
A telegram from Reid McMeelun Of the
Black Hawk division states be has arriVel
m New York from overseas duty,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02
CARBON CLIFF

Death again has entered the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dan RoseUan. Two weeks
ago they buried their 2-yCar-old daughter
Hazel. Their II mOHths-old baby bov,
william James. Gied Saturday morning.
The parents and three sisters are sur
noon at Bowlesburg cemetery. The baby
had been i'll with pneumonia and was
thought on The road to recovery when he
Suddenly grew worse and in a very short
time pasa-t away
Early Saturday morning p roof fire was
noticed by HeiEhbOrs OF Mr.. Wilson. who
lives close 10 the depot. The b.aze was
der control when the volunteer fire com
W Beakwith Of Davenport visited
win his brother Ju-law. George Holland.
last week.
Mr. ana Mrs Gregory Newbauar spent
sunday with MI and Mrs. Alfred Wendell
At East Moline.
James Benson has received q letter from
his unc'e. James Benson. who has baen
in France for the last year. He j. -ornet
PLAYER ~ a band Fe thinks and homes 1t
viii not He long before ne can come home.
Mr. znd Mrs. John Wltherspoon visited
with relatives at Moline Saturday
Mt and Mr.. Steve Adams and family
Of East Moline visited with relatives here
Friday
Mrs. John Fwart who has heen quite
ii for the last week. IS abe 20 be out OF
doors on nice days
NJ and Mrz Frank Rosam4n are going
to housekeepins soon at Moline.
Little Gregory Hutton. who has been
near death from Group for the last week.
IS much improved
All the News All the Tine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You into Consumption

atomizers, jellies and other local
applications.
s. S. S. has proven a most salts
factory remedy for Catarrh because
it goes direct to its source. and re-
moves the germs of the disease
from the blood Get a bottle from
your druggist today. and begin the
only logical trea ment that gives
real results. You can obtain spec
fal medical advice without charge
by writing 10 Medical Director, p
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga. -
! (Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02
Avoid Its Dangerous Stage.

There Is a more serious stage OF
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages, and
the hawking and splitting and othcT
distasteful features.
The real danger comes from tins
tendency of the disease TO continue
its course downward until the
lungs become affected. and then
dreaded consumption is on your
path. Your own experience has
taught you that the disease cannot
be cured by sprays, inhalers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02

home folks in Rock Island
The Misses Alice and Margaret Pryce
returned to the Villa de Chanta after
spending the weekend with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. j. M Pryce
Miss Violet Branberg returned 20 Hills
dale Sunday. where che Is employed as
teacher. having SPENT the week end with
her parents in Coal Valley.
Clarence Bonnie is entitled to a month :
vacation with full remuneration for hav-
ing faithfully performed his duties with
out hardness or absence for a year at Rock
Island arsenal.
The Misses Krakow have returned to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS Maya 1919

here. having resided here two . rars before
moving TO Chicago The groG.L was born
and reared in thi, vicinity. They |tA r.
side on the farm owned 10y the groom =
father. northeast Of Orion.
II. v ConOyer has returned from a
visit with his son and daughter-in aw-
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sidney Conoyer OF Mount
Vernon. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Chapel have ar
rived from Chicago 20 JOIN the Jessie
the summer season.
Rev. az. Mrs C. C. Anderson and a.
l. Wester.End were in Chicago last week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02

witnessing the .-Al Martin company Fri
day and returning TO Moline Sunday &.
Mrs. g. B. Knapp was a Rock Island
er yesterday.
Rudolf Knapp. Rudolf Mike and John
Nj ke have taken positions at the arsenal
At RecE Island
Island.
Miss Dena Anderson Of Rock Island
spen; sunday with her parents IN Coal
Valley
s a. Canaan was a Rock Island caller
Tuesday
The MISSES Prvce Lynch and Bessie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02

Iindvau and Fannie Ereeberg motore1 to
sunny Hil Saturday. calling on Mrs. Law
son
returned from Des Moines where they
were called hy the death OF a relative
Miss Margaret Conner OF Moline spent
the Isee5l-~pd with her aunt Miss Mayme
Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete ConnOr of Mather-
vile were guests of Douglas Grtgg and
Mrs Mary Conner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wiihouse motored 10
Rock Island Sunday
Miss Helen Doison spent Sunday with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02
ORION

Mrs. Beauprie has returned TO her home
IN Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs.
J. J. Peterson. several weeks.
Chester LindeH of Orion and HildrSd
Swanson Of Chicago were married in Chi
cago April %. The BRIDE Is well known
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-02

Rock Island after spending Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tofel krakow.
John Kempih Is preparing a home talent
play with the aid Of his church pupils. l.
Will be staged within a week.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
AT TIE VICTORIA.

Tomorrow viii DO tho last showing
OF ID. W. Grinlth's powerful drama.
Broken Blossoms which has played
20 capacity houses every night this
week. u Is a thlng almost too beau
llful, too sublime for words. Tho high
art Of the screen must remain 0s a
closed book to those who do not see
and know this wonderful production.
Fires OF Faith" a paramount pie
ture, starring Catherine Calvert. Eu-
gene O'Brlen and Ruby dc Remer, VIII
be the attraction at the Victoria next
week.
Independent OF its heart interest.
splcndOr OF production. beauty OF
scenes and artistic finish. Fires Of
Faith" has a cast Of exceptional power.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
AT TIE SAVOY.

June Elvidge end Earl Mc,calf are
the co-stars IN "The Woman OF Lies"
which Is the attraction at the Savoy
today and saturday. The FIRST show
ings OF this nne photoplay yesterday
were seen by enthusiastic audiences,
who pronounced the work Of the stars
as first quality. Miss Elvldge does ono
Of the best pieces OF work In her ca
reer and plays o difficult part. sue
ceedlng I'm retaining the audiences
sympathy all through The picture, The
part she portrays Is not a criminal
type. She Is Just an example OF a girl
whose intense hatred for one man
makes her live with The idea OF re-
venge. II becomes an obsesslon with
her. Eventually she lnds happiness
with the man she loves.
The comedy and news pictures which
are added 10 the program. form splen-
did diversified amusement.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
REASONS FOR USING
0LE0MARGARINE

oleomargarine has the highest calors
value OF any spread
It Is an economy food.
Oleomargarine is an ideal shortening.
High grade oleomargarine contains
the growth element so necessary to
good health.
As a spread, oleomargarlne is pure,
tasty and nutritious
Every process In the making Of oleo-
margarine is under L. s. Government
inspection.
Oleomargarine is made under ideal
sanitary conditions.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
ASSISTANT PASTOR FOR ST. PAUL,s.

st. Paul's NJ. Z. Church has secured
the services OF the Rev. Raymond w.
Cooke as assistant pastor. lie was re-
Gently a lieutenant in the army, in
charge OF a students army training
corps unit in northwestern Oklahoma.
lie Is a native OF Minnesota and son
OF the Rev. George a. Cooke, and Sc
cured his education in the public
schools OF Massachusetts,. Vermont,
New York and Maryland. the Whining
ton Conference Academy. Dover, Del,
Taylor University and Delaware Coll
ege..
For one year he served as pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Port Penn. and for two years as pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Stanton.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
AT THE GARnICR.

The Lynch Trio, who are appearing
at the Garrick this week. are dcllghling
the audiences with their singing and
dancing number. which Is one OF the
artistic features OF particularly
clever bill. There are two grown per-
sons and cute little girl. who Ia q
charm personiled, and she Is an excel
lent singer and dancer. She Is decided
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
SOLDIERS GIVE HAPPY DANCE.

Company 4. Organized Militia Of Del
aware. conducted a delightful Hallow-
cen dance in the Armory last evening.
Seyenty-flve couples, gaily costumed,
enjoyed the affair.
The hall was prettily decorated with
Halloween cOlors. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Laws received many compliments on
their work OF decorating Refreshments
were served from a quaint little booth,
covered with corn stalks.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
FAREWELL TO MRS. TITUS.

A dinner party was given on Tues
day evening at Nasman's-On-the Della
ware. in honor OF Mrs. John Titus, who
Will leave the city in the near future
to spend sometime in California. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Titus,
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, Helen Anderson,
Eva Heaton, Mildred Fell, Frances
Titus, Harry Bishop, Frank eileen and
Leroy Miller.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
NURSES HAVE HALLOWEEN FUN.

a Halloween party and social was
given for the nurses Of the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, and a number
Of invited guests at the nurses home,
No. 9ii West Eighth street, last eve
ming The house was decorated with
orange and black bunting, autumn
leaves and pumpkins. The evening was
spent in games, music and dancing.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
LEoNAR pro FIGHT DUFFY.

NEW YORK. Oct 3i.-Benny Leonard,
lightweight champion. has signed for
his first decision bout since taking the
title away from Freddy Welsh. lie Is
10 fight IS rounds to a decision with
Jimmy Duffy In Tulsa. Okla. November
A.. Leonard has set his weight at ii0
pounds.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
vIRGINIA HAS BIG GAME.

The faculty and undergraduate body
OF the University OF Virginia are look
ing for a considerable delegation OF
Virginia graduates from Wilmington on
November IS, when the biggest game
OF the season will be played at home.
It is understood that many local mon
are graduates OF Virginia.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31

ly graceful, and her talents arc used to
good advantage. The grown members
Of the trio are also clever, and both
havo excellent volcos, This Is very
interesting combination and should
prove quite a drawing card in tho two
a-day
Evening journal., 1919-10-31
rn CIvE pInE rnon sI,PPEns.

The choir OF Epworth NJ. r, Church
IS arranging TO give pure food suppers
on November i5 and %.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31

The average watermelon contains
about 90 per cent water and per cent.
sugar.
Evening journal., 1919-10-31

San Antonio, Texas. has been under
five flags.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
From "An American"
Editor Dermott News,


 Dear Sir
 Please state in your paper that am the man who wrote the article which appeared in your issue of June 18th, signed An American. and also that haven't a single word to retract on one hand, and on the other hand that l will not assume any responsibili ty for some of my fellow citizens read ing into the article what it did not con tain. My only purpose was that Der mott should show appreciation for her returned soldiers. and stand ready to follow any plan that has that purpose in view So let these gentlemen put down their hammers and be consistent and come forward with plan and will stand by them to the utmost of my ability. The big ''bugaboo' in my article that frightened some has a pre- cedent in every patriotic demonstration that was held in Dermott last year
 William A. Role
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Additional Travel Allowance
 for Discharged Soldier

ting additional travel allowance due en- listed men of the Army honorably dis charged since Nov. II, 1918, at the rate of 5c per mile to actual bona fide home or residence.
 Those interested may get further in formation and blanks from the Home Service Section. A K (. See I. O Bynum at Dermott. Rev w (. Lewis at Eudora. or Mrs K D Chotari at Lake Village
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among coloreo people should be left at the Palace Drug Store or at this office
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03

1 Ulysses S Jones left Sunday for Detroit Mich. to visit his brothers
 Mrs. $ r Ford is spending week l in Little Rock with Mrs Willie Jamer son.
 Rev L. C. Green and family spent several days last week at Arkansas l City
 The Branch Normal Jubilee Singers will appear here Friday night at Hol- i land ' Chapel. l Mrs. W. T, Johnson spent couple of days at Gaines Landing with Miss Fanny Freeman.
 Dr. Wm D1ngy spent Sunday at Hot Springs with his wife, who is there taking the baths
 Rev. C. C. Smith of Greenvlle. Miss, preached at the A. NJ. F.. Zion church Sunday night
 c. V Jones. j. w Lewis and |. l. Davenport attended the Ministers and i Deacons Union at Gourd
 Rev. J. A Thorne preached the an nual sermon for the Ladies Knights of i Honor at Hudspeth Sunday. l A revial meeting Is now going on at the A NJ E. Zion Church Rev l.. c. { .t
 Fox SALE: Cheap for cash my entire household good. and one Ford Car
 c NJ. Banks. NJ D
 Miss Ada Hunter left sunday for Helena to spend few days with her brother. | w Brown. who resides there
 k A Adams. ] Johnson N W Booker. W II Allen and F L jones attended the Baptist State Convention last week Tn North Little Rock
 Rev W H Allen was called to Hot Springs by the Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Hon Henry AYant of Helena, for the purpose of repre- senting the Grand Lodge at the funeral of Sir l T. r Warren. G. w C. of the Order of Calanthe. who was buried there Sunday
 Messrs Sye House and T J Walker were called to Gaines Landing Sunday to attend the funeral services of A G. Mickens the constable of that town ship. who accidentally shot himself on the 23d of June while performing of ticia duties as such officer He was buried with fraternal rites.
 lorenza Galloway returned home Monday after spending seventeen months with the A, F.. F. in France. During most of that time he served as chef for the officers mess. having passed the required examination at Camp Pike before leaving for France. He travelled practically all over France. and was also in Switzerland
 Ed Pembroke of Luna Landing states that the school board of the Luna Special. of which he Is a member. has elected the following teachers of Der mott. Prof l. + Vickers to the Macon Lake school at salary of S75 per month Mrs Hattie Washington to the school at Fred Simmons a salary of $50, and Miss Dozie Reed to assist in the school at Gaines at a salary of $40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02
Subject People of
Turkey in Distress

fHI'.. Ten I.u Stable. .Hm.
pIHIuIus uf fnH -HUu.trrtHl uf Relief
ship. Hut lHrt uf wuu,t md prutir-
IuuH fu CARRY 900 Won r,hsf WORK
IWHu iH, subject peoples u' turkey
have N,tN received frum Constantine
pIU Ns tI, American commute, for fH,
relief boo uNr utHT east 90 .'lsktI 'u
Armenian TDlIrf .amuaIEu directors 900
tH, sA states ul co., southern depart
uUUf Texas. Oklahoma. Arkansas.
Louisiana Sew N,,l,l .uI Arizona
When VIII tH, relief expedition
rft,l uut fur rurkot Sails a 900,
query wired IIuw '-uustauffuuuIy h.
tNYrirH D Gates con, of flU r,l'.
workers HrtatrHt Mood uf haste
Conditions hero HfY ht,umIu4 b,spri
Hfr Turkish CURRENCY much Nrur,.
,IitrI Expedition should hrUH Ibld
uui ts murl D,Hl as ru.s.ui, THE
iIHf IuII"l ship H scheduled 'u HHll
Within ton dos. uI H 'HrfnlIIt. auI H
second will rBtp 100 about tUr,,
months
owing go tnr depreciation uf Turk
igN currency Hud tn, great scarcity %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

food. prices of food boz t1uatanuuoplc
have advanced 2.ooo poi cent CO.,
twenty times thoac obtaining before
the wtr. says pr william Poet oI
Washington. d. g.. re- representative of
tnc American committee Tor relief Boo
tlr near east
Another rlhlo states rsi tIr Uod
Gross appropriations Zoe nIHn
aud syrian relief "ut 'nD funds prom
IH,t trum America 5000 NIt uutHiuu.
pod Ut 90, Mood ON, stiwulr I
Dt,i U. HN tNuusIUi d'sutut" 'hIl.
ir,u bon tHr vicinity ~ Lebanon boz iH'
HOLY iHuI
ToIhH t.,i 'rus. Hf Pans cables fnHf
MOT mui, Cham uur-Iuaff,r eft fhr 'N.
IstiuE Armenian population viii sure
tltt NTH nest harvest with present
r,isf %rranurs,f iu this WtfaIE, WI.
liam q Nrlsuu. American consular
tU,ut no Truuh Nttiu 90 '1IHflrH
a. Dana Armenian relief sNrsufIN, Ht
tlustauuuupl, lHst Nrfr ore quoted aa
ttNluE that 1904 months DELAY 100 send.
iug relief tn fhr utur cost means .N..
uuu ipltHH. This number .ntfs sIu as
tho colder months uf winter approach
ThD sHN that the most urront need lt
for DinthiuE for 1nn,Hon persons pf1r.
ticlIi, uu,lud. hnlf for children siN Co
uftr.n" Food Hiso ls called fot
flour p,1s boone rico ruud,uH'
milk. and fats which VIII be- sent Go
SMYRNA and other snsirrn potts FOR
distribution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

elected aa ias saeoud Mondsy Ia Iaruau ~
WLeraa GOO elections for such purpose
afn hrId W 'ah1.r N each ndd numbered
Now therefore o. proclaimed and
uHl.Iri HI ttf Board of tHHrff Communication
'rs of hsrnallio County N.a Ms.Ito that
hn election will hr bella ir .aIi county an
MHuiai fhr fitb iaf of 1arnan 1919 and
That ihs object u aid ei-al0n BE- o. rir.f arr
il0trr of thr reHcr cad ono CanstahIo fr
tHth md even precinct ~ sHld eaunti
Nni ~ tnnhrr p.o.'sinsd and ordered
nat .ali election NHl lH lHid loo fhF tHfluus
ptrcnsts ~ .nli brrnlilln County ai ihf ful
Low Ius nHfuri places. tU wif.
prrriH0 40 Z san iosr. or p q ufher
Precinct No pU hH Of tlr house ri
TrHiorIn NsHtrifa
rrrano SO tnrmtda. BE- ,hs house ~
Tomas e. NHrsalr#
r-s .nrt No. .Hag.ho, Do Altaqusmae
90 iho house of reir. Ulmera
PRECINCT $50 o. hariar AZ 4 p office
rr.. uft So lus raiiila. ai thr huass
NJ Nrsfnr TaHrefrn
rr,nc 80 SON Antonio o. mo house
NJ AvurotIan uriesn
Precinct 80 tos GrIrso, o.. ths house
NJ HfeHotia Garcia.
Precinct so . Hsnohos DO AiHssa a. ihs
house ~ roll0arpla AuHIa.
frs'H,l No o. aseoha.a al ths halse ~
lilumena Mora
Precinct so a. raIar'o a. iis house 81
N 2 Clayts
rrerIu,f SO ~ Ailaatemust Division
Z Office % National llfr insurfnlf rlmpunY
Garner oi aggnud and Copper Division 2 nt
iirc u L. handrru Americana ,9tHtr 1linI
and Copper
rread so d. od Albuquerque OF.
School House.
.r.sdue' No 70 saa Isna,io. a. mo hoa,,
of NIrh0ias Hfrrsrh.
rrcrian So Santa barbara ~ th'
fHuHr uf IoHhin ArlhHiriH
HHH.....H A.. AH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

THE MARKETS


New Work Jan Hruukyn Tran.
rlt rallied 1H points and per cent
notes ~ hut other local utilities held
aruuud hsittnW prices. cuts were .nli
on uufH favorable udNircH regarding
Mexican rondltuus Mexican rctro-
isum rrlctlur O. &c aud ROYAL Dutch
Hh Included Hmunr the hrutv
equipments and metals were BALDWIN
Locomotive. American Car GENERAL
Motors. American Smeltiur and INT.
ted States rubber. United States Steel
plso droppinE o point from ifs best
EalIs and shipplnrs yielded Co @
points uu Yer. moderate prrssuf" but
mrfIcnn can and minor tnpp'ts
we're reiauysh sirour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

chicago Jan . a.. = bureau ~
Markets Hog receipts $4,000. op.
eniur strong 10 ~ shade higher nov
steady. Hhlk ~ anisa. tits1uH1a
sf hutchers Ns-safiN 90. light.
fit 20 fit 800 upctiuF. ftG.s1W ftt-
go. thrpwuuts fts fisgu. pigs.
good Co. choice so SO 90
Cattle rs"Hiuts. 10000 beef and
butcher ctttl, strong o. tu 90 cents
higher calves % cents higher. Beet
cattle good choice and prime ttd.-
.fufif % common Hud medium. So.
60 fiG.tH butcher stuck. cow and
hpifrff, fsfn fitaU. canuefa and
CUTTER ftiHnfs .i. HtHHkrrs and
srdors FOO choice and fancy. so
600 fi1.tt inferior. and
medium ~ fnnfftH cd. veal calves
Aouu Hud choice $3.50 utib.-s
Sheep receipts. $4,000. market
atrour o. % cents higher than Tues.
i.f's close iHwhs rhoi,o Hud prime.
so fHu $40 si. medium and good
fit % so 60. cubs, 81. UNsrfi1 20.
ow' choice tud prime so So so.
medium o. rpu'i. g. tfnfi" 20
tuilr. 90 rHafNt s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

kansas tItt. Aioa dan uura. 20.
r'lpts ttuIn market hifrrr hoHvH.
fls 81 90 urhts ffl uHuafs..p
UIrs 90 fffifrl
cattle receipts 5000 market strong
HfetIH fIH uunf.u 900 western o.. uH
80 600 uuIfrrs ~fHUIHfII .N.
HiueEurH .IHfIt HH calves iI
HNftH"
sheep receipt. Loco. mHrtst strong
iHU|U. So HUH.HIH HtHTIIuE. 500 .
boo Wr'Hsr. SD
Uw.H fs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02
- M Mnnr, MnrLrl.

New NurF IHU Mercantile uH.
ppr unchanged st'fIluF itt uIiis uu.
changed Demand .IuI.I o.
sE
MsNIUsn dollars unchanged
TIHIH luins HieHdf 600 uIH
o. .H tHtr Hud .I AIuuHfha
tHT money urU nEh o. IuW
rIIIuE 600, 81 .iuHur boa offered
go 90 Itst luiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

Sew Nlrl. itn Cotton futures
CLOSED stslt. January 30 tN hIr.h
.s .H Mos sHt IuN IH uc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

DEPARTMENT of thr iutsrior q q Land utlca
or santa &c. Soy No 500 ne' IVA
t.frrff % Wrrrnillo. Ssu NfriHo. who on
-srtsmbsr o. 1p.s msie Homrs'ead en'l.
So UllpE. ~ Lat g. NEt ~ 7m ~
nnI h.: D. MI sW q Section fn. Town
nm M NUuI Range 4 fast NsF Nfsiru
Mcridian. ha, flied notice " interiion ~
mako nts.Yraf Proof 40 establish claim 90
tHe lani above described before fohr ono
Ortf probate Dsrk. o. hefnaltllo. AtW MoA'
Iau un the iIfh dHV g January inlN
Claimant nance aa wttnuHNfaf ltnhfit'l
4 a. Hara na.ll rrul Dol Joaquin lrlllln
David rm!iIa. a. sl % llaciiaa, Ne" Mr''
Francisco pFLGApo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

poTk January ffga May. e. a.
ard January 4as2 MAJ. 2f00.
HiiS January. -aN5 Mnl. a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

IL fair weather prparc .Jr storm.
Ruy Crftiilo- NJ now. Hahn uonl
Co. Phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-02

Department 20 the Interior a. \ land oflfe
IN santa &C.. NrR MesIUo. Doc q lHlr
NOTiCE BE- hereby given that Nicolas ~
Sanchez. ~ faulrs. Sew M,Nirn, Who on
ArIi q tait. tdade iiomsst,td griV. 300
UfHasl o. So MI and 81 ~ So.
zion .U. Township o Aurth hausu 4 Wet
Nev N.vicn Msrdiaa has tlsd notice ~ Bog
trut.ou to make i've year Proof tn rstahII,h
g'a.m io fhr land rhHyr dosrrbrd h i"r" ll
az ncicn, Sew M,slen, un thc iIth dnI 20
January 1919
lalnHnt ramss a. wltufsrrs; Manuel
Harr.nra ~ faralss. N NsN Francisco
Now. n Iarnl.s Is Mos Manuel Glr,A
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FOR SALE
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S3.7G0-t-ruom brick. modern. exfru
vel built. ari ward. close in.
ss.sSo-I-room ahlnrio 6unralow.
modern. sleeping porch, ftuit
trees, good barn. Highlands.
$1,000 room frame. bath. etc,
sleeping porch. South broad
Wuff "a good luN.
$4,000 room fame. modern. close
IN, eth ward.
t2.i0o-a-ruom frame. bath. nrro
sleeping purrh, lfirhlandH.
close iu.
$1,000, room. 3 story adobe. stuo
coed. bath etc. lot siNit9:
close boz.
fi000-t-ruom brick, modern. hot
water heat. large uorchea: tth
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Notice u hereby tiyer that on tho IAN day
II Octahsf iait Tho lhhH ~ Moore Realty