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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-12-04
WE BUY FURS, HIDES AND PELTS

The East Side Market Store is buy
ing Furs, Hides and Pelts, and will
pay the highest market price for them
1t will be money in your pocket If you
obtain our prices before selling. Bring
them to our store next door to the Re-
porter Printing Office on First street
north. ifs. --se
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-12-04

ing it from the trench. The grenade
exploded a few yards from his hand,
wounding him severely, but his act
averted injury to all Of his comrades.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-12-04

WANTED:-Elderly man as engin-
eer in water works. Apply Beloit Wa
ter, Gas and Electric Co., Beloit, Wis.
1tcw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-12-04
ORSON p. COCHRAN
Piano Tuner

Best work guaranteed. Call tele-
phone 233, or at the house, Kruger &
Wheelan Flate, 1st Street North.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-30
Ell ''COmite de Padres y el
'Dia del Maestro" en- JuncOs

naestras rurales Srtas. Conception
Yaldes Y Julia Gonzalez.
I'm rasgo notabilisimo de sincere
desprendimiento fue ell dado por la en-
tusiasta sonora doia Hermina Mari
chaL vice-presidenta del Comite. Pro
porcion6 tan distinguida DANA la mas
fcliz de las sorpresas todos los macs
tyos de sus buenos hijos, obsequian-
dolos con finos presentes. Mas, fue aun
mas lejos. Obsequio con igual esplen-
didez al bedel de las escuelas por ser
el el prinero que las puertas del tenn
plo del saber abre los niiios. Elevado
pensamiento noble proceder.
Fue de identica manera obsequiado
por ella, ell competente director de la
banda don Gregorio Manuel, no so
lamente por haber contribuido al ma
yor esplender de la fiesta, sino porque
es el, asimismo, un maestro que educa
en- uno de los mas bellos artes, la mu-
SEA-, pasando por los mismos dolores,
que el maestro de escuela.
d. Jenaro Marchan, secretario del
Comite y quien trabaj6 ardorosamen-
tc por el exito de la fiesta, inventose
algunos juegos, que proporcionaron a
los ALI reunidos momentos de gran es
parcimiento de alma.
Magnificos discursos, todo alusiYos
al acto, fueron pronunciados por los
distinguidos senores Lcdo. J. Duran
DR.. J. Barreras, Lcdo. F. Pinero, J.
EIarchan y por el professor V. Mel6n-
daz
Opinamos que no soamente supo
e tie culto pueblo interpreter el verda-
dero espiritu de la ley. sino que tam
bien conoce itodo el alto alcance de la
drdua labor del maestro, al generosa-
mente contribuir con sus dineros a la
celebration de este gran dia, acto que
perdurara en- nuestros corazones. X
Maestros padres de Juncos har
lleoado compenetrarse profundamer
te de la inmensa parteq. cada uno co
rresponde EN- la edueacion de la MI
iiez. - :
Prosigamos el camino trazado.
Anto,tio QUIDGLEY.
Juncos, octubre dc 1919.
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MiembrOs del Comiti: LcdO. j. Duran,
presidente; Sra. II. Marichal, vice-pre
sidenta; Jenaro Marchan, secretario;
Sra. NJ. dc Principe y f. Principe, vo-
Gales.
Una dc las leyes mas simpaticas y
trascendentales de las que han sido vo
tadas por nuestra Legislature, es sin
duda, Ia titulada Ola DEL MACS
TRIO. Y Juncos, pueblo de altos ideales,
dispdsose dar la mas honrosa nota,
contfibuyendo espontanea ge-
nerosamente a la celebration de tan
memorable dia con verdadero esplen-
dor regocijo.
Fue el festival esplendidamente pre-
parade y dirigido pOr el COMITE DE
PADRES, que supo imprimir tan so
lemne acto el valor y encanto de q. era
digno.
Compusose el programa de dos par
ties. Elegantes esquelas de invitacion
fueron distribuidas por la Comisi0n
entire padres y maestros, las que
ademas de llevar ricamente impreso
los nombres de los .distintos miembros
del Comite encerraban el siguiente
hermoso y pnuy significativo- pensamien
TO: "Recuerdo de alta consideration
Y de honda gratitud y afecto de los pa
dres de famiIia"
a las cuatro dc Ia tarde llevose a
efecto una parada .civico-esc0lar, que
rccorri6 las principales GALES de la
poblaci6n, amenizada por Ia banda que
dirige don Gregorio Manuel, efectuan-
dose el desfile en- la plaza de recreo.
T. acto de Ia noche veriicose en- la
sespaciosa sala del Ayuntamiento, que
fue previamehteI cedida por nuestro
Alcalde DR.. jose Barreras.
Exquisitos dulces y refrescos fue-
ron tinamente servidos por el digno
Comite padres Y maestros concu-
rrentes, pasandose horas de verdade-
70 regocijo Y ammonia. Quedaron alli'
mejor unidos los s6lidos eslabones que
forman Ia poderosa y resistente cade-
ma de padres y maestros de esta culta
y altruista poblacion.
Finos y vistosos regalos fueron sor-
teados, siendo agraciadas las dignas
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-Feiiioo y su Iibro

Ell nuevo libro de abn Silvestre Fei-
joo, N''La Nurse en- Obs: etricia > que
pronto lanzara la circulation ha des-.
pertSdo tan extraordinario interss en-
ire las nurses, madres comadro-
mas, que puede asegurarse que Ia pri-
mera edicion Sc agotara con facilidad'
pasmosa. Sabemos que ell seiior Feii6o ha
recibido pumerosisimas cartas de San
Juan y de la Isla, en- las que muchas
personals solicitan ell libro. Ain a true
que de herir su modestia, diremos que
la obra del senor Feijoo, por 10 POGO
que de ella heInos leido, es un ,tesoro
improbable para las 'nurses" y CO.
madronas. Aparte de ESQ, las madres en-
contraran en- La Nurse EN- ObStetri-
cia'' una gran ayuda, pues hara de
cada una de elias una directora
conSciente de su hogar y ell medico,
'un efciente y positive servic;o que lie
prestara, acknowledgements, efcientes re-
sui, ados. La adQuisicion de un libro de
HAUL d4CZet, C4u4Nd4C q AdCCASG uC
un tesoro que producira prolificas ganan
cias, constituyendo, ssimismo, un con-
sejero autorizado infalible para mu-
chas cuestiones del hogar la Nurse
ell Obstetr cia'' sera una obra que po-
lie muy de relieve el fin que guio al
autor al escribirla.
Feijoo ha cumplido con los deberes
de un buen patrioIa. Pues que no Sc
hace pctria laborando ell la politica nj
luchando ell los ministerios, sino tam
bien escribiendo cosas buenas jtiles
para benefc de la humanidad dolien-
te.
Ven"a en- buena hora ell libro del Sc
nor Feij6o, que el habra de consiituir
una preciada joya de cultura cientif-
ca. Ell seiior Feiioo es'a Ell perfectes con
diciones de escribir y de producer mu-
cho bueno Ell Il materia de que trata
ell su nueva Y eXcelente obra.
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MATCH" DE BoXEO

Nos informa el iovcn Pelro Martin6
d. muy pronto se cfectuara un match"
Ie lucha grcco-romana catrc Her
mimic Acevedo, vencedor en- Mayaguez
del famoso hercules ruso Sudacoff, y
el campe6n de resistercia dc Pto Ri
co Antonio Caballero (a) Boston.
E acto Sc celebrara, segun Sc nos
dice, en- uno de los tcatros o cines de
San Juan, probab,emente ea el Vie
tory Garden.
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MATINAL NO. II

Duerme Ia sierra todavia
bajO Ia niebla matinal;
en- l'arboleda toca el dia
su campanilla de cristal.
Dulce la brisa mananera
es como un roce de jazmfn;
deja el arroyo en- Ia ribera
sobre el pedrusco su tintfn.
Vuelan las garzas levemente
bajO la clamide de azur;
v hay un perfume en- ell ambiente
como de rosa pompadur.
Els la maTana como un sueno
que despert6 la realidad;
que vive en- un mundo pequeho
en- dOnde todo cs levedad.
III coraz6n saltos vuela
para llegar hasta el confin;
es como un pajaro que anhela
hallar un nido eA que dormir. (.
y despertar etcrnamente
para entonar una canci6n
que caiga dulee Y sonriente
en- todo triste coraz6n.
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MATINAL NO. III

Casita blanca sobre ell eerro,
como paloma en- 6l dormida,
despierta al sol de Ia mahana,
que esta goteando luz de vida.
Casita blanca, tai pareces
un nido de aureas ilusiones;
el sol sonrie en- tn ventana
como sOnrien les cOrazones.
Llama a tn puerta un peregrino
que vcl6 anoche en- la maleza,
~ el peregrino te ha llamado
cttpo llamara Ia tristeza.
CaSita blanca sobre el ccgro,
el auraNsopla perfumada
y es de anilina el cielo pnro
y hay ya gcUeos Ell la enramada.
En- los maitiECs dc Ia nmbria /.
eati ofciando eI\Fuisehor..
Casita blanca sobAe el cerro,
abre tus puertas al Rolor.
Que 81 el Dolor llamaAa tn puerta
eS para hacerte disfrutarN
la dulcedumbre mananeraA..
El solo ansfa descansar.
Casita blanca sobrc ell cefrO,
como paloma en- eI dormida,
dcspiena al sol de Ia mafiana,
que esta gotcando luz de vida.
Jose P. H. HERNANDEZ.
Rio Grande, 1918.
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MATINAL NO. I


Perfuma hey&la siciliana
la paz riente deieiardin;
Sc ha despertado IA mahana,
como una novia, en- et confiL.
Como una novia que ha dormidO
baio las rosas del amor =,
y en- medic del suehO tenidO
sobre su seno un ruisefior.
In ruiseiior que le ha eaLtado
On Il rcscoldo del hOrtal
todo cl amor del bien amado
"a pentagrama dc cristal.
Sn ccsto vuclca l'alilaila
sobre Ia grama hGmeda aGn;
sobre su crencha ufano baila
~ cspir;,lcs el sun-sdn.
70 Sc que l'alilaila es tristc,
qu 'cs pordiosera del amor;
Is cual la hovia que me diste
una mahana azul, Senior.
70 In qneria, V sin embargo
mi amor fu6 an suspiro no mas;
por ESQ 'en este viaje largo
no. he dc volverla a yer janis
PorQue dud6, como sc duda
Iiempre dc Ia callada voz;
sin contemplar que a no ser muda
no s. oiria Ia voz de Dios.
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POetaS J6VeneS POrtOrTique6OS
PENUMBRA NO. II


CDEL LTBRo INEDITo, "BAJo E
AzUR DE AGUEYBANA"
70 miro los duendes dc yeso
rondar a Ia luz de un farol;
Y dan volteretas, bailan
con paso fugaz de alcanfor.
Y ehillan Y bailan los .duendes,
con tono y con aire burl6n. e..
Los duendes ahOra parecen
vestidos de multa carbon.
Mirad como saean Ia lengua,
Ia lengua de un rOjo color,
y chillan Y bailan y chillan
con tono y con aire burl6n.
Miradlcs cl rabO ran rOjo,
el rabo de nn rojo chill6n;
al euello 10 enroscan v luego
10 estiran con aire burl6n.
Miradles los oios tan blancos,
los yeis Ia luz del farolg...
-Ahora los cierran Y huyeh
eoit paso fugaz dc alcanfor.
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Sc vende.

~ vENDE ia easa nhmsro 81 caile
ccndado saquina Wilson. solar GO me
uos fIgpis para construir un bnen cha
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81 VEEnE nn carro DODGE 81 bnen
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81 VERDE "a slg5O0 20 anioml lg,l
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s1GuE LA cAREsT1A

FL arroz esta Is centavos la libra
Las habichuelas estaran 90 desde pa
sadO manana.
Ell tzucar seguira subiendo.
iY e7o que hay mas de tres milo
mes de libras almacenadasl
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aIquIa.

81 ALoUILAN dos buenas habitaci6
mes para eabaileros matrimonio qae
pnedan dar refeTenc as. SOlicite en- Bran
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10 altos de Ell MUNDo.
81 ALoUILAN dos habitaciones fees.
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lONEh. cen busnos conocimient0s pFac
aces. , sHpeTifnci2 80 Il cnltiyo de "a
cala. y entendilo "a lerhena. desea
tI.balaI eomo mayofdono 9 entTesado
e. ana lnca. Bnfnas fefeFenciaS. Diri.
iare = J v. D. ne Pledfas
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EMILIO CASTELAR,
FUE ARRoLLADo

En- Ia parada cincO, la guagra de
JustO Gil arroll6 al nino Emilio Cas-
telar, OcasiCnandOle una confusion en-
el pie izquierdo.
No hubO culpabilidad pOr parte del
chauffeur. So
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EN VEGA BAJA

EneontrarA listed Ell MUNDo en-
Il Cafe Central de Gonzalez y Cano.
Plaza lose T. Mater. Advt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
WILL INSURE FAIR
DECISIONS At THE
BANKERS SMOKER
Three Judges VIII Sit at Ring
side and Give Verdict On
Close Battles At the Armoy
Tomorrow Night,

The possibility of misplaced
award at the bankers smoker,
scheduled for tomorrow night at the
armory has been reduced to the min
imum, Louis Benjamin, in charge of
the program, announced last night
that three judges would sit at the
ringside and would vote on the de-
cision in close bouts
The referee will give the verdict IN
cese the margin IS so wide that there
can't be any chance of going wrong,
but in case he is in doubt or IL the
lead in favor of one of the entertain
ers is scant he will lean over the
ropes and ask the judges for their
vote before announcing the result.
Three referees will be in the ring
"Mickey" Quier will officiate in the
main event, Garfield Hughes in the
semi-wind-up and H. C. Davy, the
Gray third baseman, who has had
wide experience in the fighting game,
will be the third man inside the ropes
in the two preliminaries.
The card will consist of thirty-four
rounds, including the final ten cantos
between clever Benny Chavez and
rugged Jack Douglas, the main event.
There will be three preliminaries.
Kid Sandy and Sailor Salazar-a be-
lever in the ancient tradition of the
navy to get into action at close range.
who has not heretofore exhibited his
fistic talent in the ring, using it for
pleasure only--will perform in the
curtain-raiser. They are 145-pound-
ers, the heaviest boys on the program,
and expect to settle their self-deter-
mination debate in six rounds. At
least that's all that Louie Benjamin,
pressario, has allotted them.
The second set-to will bring Tnsur-
recto Kid, who combining the strong
points of two warriors, has WALTON
like Marshal Foch and who IL as
elusive as Paneho villa, and Kid
Raca. of Santa Fe together for eight
rounds. They register lis pounds
The Kid is youngser brother OF Mike
Baca, 1.-The Pride of Santa Fee -
Sa lor Gonzales, who comes from 3
family of musicians, baseball players
ond fighters from across the river"
has been given the job of exchanging
wallops with Jack Myrick, of Gallup
who, it was said, Gallup bankers We're
eager to see in action. They will
clash in the semi-windup, which is
scheduled to go ten rounds. The
boys will weigh at 1877 pounds.
Chavez will finish training this
afternoon at o'clock, boxing with an
Albuquerque sailor who established
a formidable record with the gloves in
the navy but who has not heretofore
showed the ''home folks what he
can do.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
WRESTLING CHAMPION
In QUEST OF VICTIM

Kid Petrie, lightweight wrestling
champion of the middle west, wants
to add more territory to his domain.
Bernalillo county, although not large
geographically, appears to be espe-
eially desirable to him as another bit
of crownland, and the Kid is willing to
meet any grapper, weighing up to
$50 pounds, that the county can put
forth
There is a possibility that the Kid
may have a chance to annex the de-
sired territory. George Pineau, who
rnneared here in several matches dur
ing the mobilization period of the
First New Mexico, has returned from
verslas, and it was said he would
accept the Kids challenge if there APP
peared to be any demand for the
match.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
40 TEAM WILL PLAY
AIT MAGDALEMA TODAY

The Al team, led by Manager AL
Streeter, departed last night for Mag
dalena, where they will play the ALI
Stars this afternoon. They will not
return until Monday morning as they
will make the trip by train.
1t was reported that Magdalena has
prepared for the railroaders by
strengthening the All-Stars and
Streeter's troupe expected a hard
fought battle. Silk, who played with
the Aqs earlier in the season, has
gone to Magdalena and may be Sc.
lected by the All-Stars to try his
pitching on his former team mates.
The Grays has an open date today,
but Manager Dan Padilla hopes to
bring the Gibson miners here for two
games on September 13 and IA. The
miners gave Dams boys a thirteen-in-
ming battle at Gibson on Labor day.
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.Anieriic,,,dIiIJn', I League
tsr aosmas .auaADl .ssel., .-..rs w.s,

Chicago, Sept 6.--Cleveland won
an easy victory from chicago and as
result the leaders lead in the PEN
nant race was cut to IL games. The
victory of the visitors coupled with
the defeat of Chicago at the hands of
ST. Louis placed Cleveland in second
place. Cleveland hammered Williams
so hard that he was Withdrawn at the
end CT four innings. Before the finish
Manager Gleason used three more
slabmen. The locals hit Bagby hard
but only twice were they able TO pro-
duce runs. Score
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LEGAL NOTTCR.
-
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Z
Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Santa Fe, N. M, Aug. 26. 1919
Notice is hereby given that RemiJiC
Sanchez. Of Casa Salazar. N NJ. who or
March. 8, 1915. made Fl. e. Entry, No
023O05, for s. f. 4 section "a, township
is N, range w, N NJ. p, meridian. has
filed notice of intention TO make three
year preof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Probate Clerk Of
Sandoval county, at Bernalillo, N NJ, or
October 90 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Daniel Gonzales. of Cabezcn,
Mex: Jose TrenIdad Chavez, Of Cabezon
N Mex; Ventura Gonzales. of Cabezon, N
NJ; Juan Sanchez. OF Cabezon, n Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Rcd sox IFS Athletics s.3.

Philadelphia, Sept. Chopper was
Bostons starsin its double victory over
Philadelphia. He hit home run
double and single in the first game
and his triple in the eleventh inning
with Shannon on first base won the
second.
Scores--First game: r. II. E.
Boston 49,. 900 $50 110--11 II 2
Philadelphia 100 900 101- 8 Q
Batteries Pennock and Schang, Nc
Neill; Johnson, Geary, Adams and
Perkins.
Second game: Il. II. n.
Boston 900 900 Oso OPS IL
Phi. .delphia 900 002 100 00--S 2
Batteries: Russell and Schang;
Kinney and McAvoy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Reds 5, Cardinals Q.

St. Louis, Sept 6-Neale's hitting
featured Cincinnatfs victory over st.
Louis. Neale's single in the first
scored O run and his double in the
fifth drove in two more. Schupp,
who started for the locals, was put
out of the game in the second for pro-
testing Umpire Harrison's decisions on
balls and Clemens was chased in the
fourth. Score:
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Detroit.

SuWmaIy IWO-pHse HIts eHC',
Cobb, Ainsmith. jacobson. SEVERED,
Tobin, Three base hits--Heilmann 2,
Young. Stolen bases-Young, COBB,
Heilmann. Sacrifice hit-Gerber
Sacrifice fles-Smith, Shorten. Bases
on balls-Off Ayers 1. Boland 2. Lei
field 8, Cunningham /. Sothoron !,
Innings pitched--By Boland 2-3
Ayers 1-3. Kallio /. Cunningham 8,
Leifield 2-3, Sothoron FL 3. Struck
out-By Cunningham 3. Leifield J.
Sothoron l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07

Pittsburgh, Sept 6.--Pittsburgh de-
feated Chicago, the Pirates driving
Hendrix from the box in the third in
ming. Cooper was invincibie, only one
visiting batter reaching third base.
A feature of the game was seven dou-
BILE plays, a season s. record.
Score: r. H f.
Chicago 1000 0O0 000- 0 2
Pittsburgh ...104 SOB 00x--11 IS l
Batteries: Hendrix, Carter and Kill
lefer; Cooper and Schmidt.
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Browns IL. Tigers 10.

Detroit. Sept est. Louis batted
four Detroit pitchers hard today and
won. The hitting Of Heilmann and
Tobin was the only redeeming feature
of the loose play. The five errors by
both tears and eight bases on balls
contributed to the scoring. Score:
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OLD TOWN STARS WILL
TAKE ON LOS LUNAS

The Old Town Stars today will play
their first out-of-town game, meet
ing the Los Lunas team at Los Lunas
Gillian, Romero or Perea will be
selected as the Stars slabntan and
mask.
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phillics a: Braves 4.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 6,-Phila-
delphia took its last game of the
season here. Hogg ,outpitched Ru-
do,ph. Luderus batting and fielding
featured.
Score. r. II, r.
Philadelphia ..OO1 002 O1o--4 10 /
Boston .......O00 100 00o--1 0
Batteries Hogg and Adams; Ru-
dolph, Fillingim and Wilson.
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Senator'S 4: Yankees 1.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Shaw pitched
well in the pinches and with good sup
port Washington won from New York
Score: r. II. T.
New York -. 700 oO1 0O0--1 .
Washington 400 600 00x-4 6
Batteries; Mays and Ruel; Shaw
and Charity,
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Southern Association.

birmingham SO; Atlanta 81.
1ittle Rock "a; Memphis TT
New Orleans 2; Mobile /.
Chattanooga Nashville, postponed.
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NO. nae.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CIRRENCV

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.
Washington, ID. c., August ~ 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
Bernalilo 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 shall be
authorized to commence the business Of
Banking;
NOW THEREFORE,, l. JOHN sKEL-
TON WILLIAMS, Comptroller OF the Cur
rency, do hereby certify that THE CITI-
AENs' NATIONAL BANK OF ALBU-
QUERQUE" In the city of Albuquerque, In
the County Of Bernalillo and State of New
Mexico Is authorized to commence the bust
ness of Banking as provided in Section
Fifty-one hundred and Sixty-nlne of the
Revised Statutes of the United States
CONVERSION Of The Citizens Bank Of
Albuquerque, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and Seal OF office this Twenty ninth
day OF August, 1919.
(signed) JNo, SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller Of the Currency
(SEALl
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National League
IsY MORNING JOURNAL srFelAL LEAsrD WAC.


New York, Sept. Brooklyn de-
feated New York in the last game
these clubs are scheduled to play with
each other this season. Score: