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New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
New Profiteering Act
Now Up to President
Senate and House Adopt Con
ference Report on
Amendments

WASHINGTON, Oct. l1-Senate and
mouse adopted TO- day the conference
report on amendments extending the
.'"o control act TO include clothing and
900 containers, and providing punish
"sh' Tor prohtec ring and boarding.
Inc bill now goes TO the President,
7h' asked for this legislation as q
Weapon against the high cost Of living.
O"p1te over Senate provision
.1 .Ine1 4, ez,ortionate rents In the Dis
T.ss of Columbia caused considerable
.@e'hy In Dassage Of the mcasure and
.s .as ,scsion finally was carried through
me House under special rule the con-
.sashee report including it being
aasgpted, IDs to i.
hpardng and prohteering under the
~ are punisnab by two years
'm1r'sonment and $1,000 fine.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Mexico and Britain Agree
Controversy Over Passports
Said to Have Been Settled

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 11.-Passport
land have been adjusted, according tc
a statement issued by the Foreign
Office Mexican consuls, it is an
nounccd, have been ordered to wise
passports of British residents of Mex
leo who have been absent and now wish
to return to this country. The same
procedure, it is added, las been ordered
by the British Foreign Office.
1t is unof1icially tated the Mexican
British diplomatic situation shows i'm
rrovement, with the early appointmen
OF Diplomatic representatives by botF
countries probable.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Standard HOME STUDY Courses

Accounting, Business. Civil Service. Secre
tariai Salesinanship. Ask for 'Builcttr
S C." Emerson Extension Inst. 33f 9Th Az
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Rebels Wreck Wrong
Train; Miss Carranza
President Saved From Dynamite
by Running Ahead of Sched-
ule. Ell Paso Hears

An FL Paso dispatch to the National
Association for the Protection OF
American Rights in Mexico, received
in New York yesterday, quotes the
Mexico City newspaper. "El universai'
M reporting an attempt on October
by thirty Mexican rebels TO dynamite a
railway train carrying President Car
ranZa
Tho rebels were said TO have mis-
taken the train. wrecking the one
following the Presidents special, and
robbiny the passengers. Carranzn
train was said to have been running
ahead Of schedule.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE pressure
is low off the North Atlantic coast and over
the Gulf of Mexico, and high in all interior
districts from the Great Lakes and Missis-
sippi Valley westward to the Pacific coast.
The weather was much cooler Saturday in
the Mississippi. and Ohio valleys. the region
sc The Great Lakes and the North Atlantic
states. and lower temperatures continue in
the Mort Invest Warm weather prevailed to-
day in the Atlantic states south of Pennsyl-
vania. and there has been reaction to
higher temperatures over the plains states
and the Rocky NJ untan region.
There were rains in the Middle Atlantic
and New England states. the lower lake re-
& on and the Ohio and middle Miss ssppi
valleys and the Gulf states Heavy local
rains fell in eastern Texas. northern Louisi-
ana, Arkansas. the lower Ohio Valley and
southwestern Alabama.
The outlook is for cloudy and cooler
in the New England states, threatening and
colder weather and rains tomorrow and
partly cloudy weather tomorrow in the Mid
die Atlantic states the Ohio Valley. Tennes-
sec and the cast Gulf states, partly cloudy
Monday with somewhat lover temperature
Mordav in the South Atlantic states and
generally fair and cool weather tomorrow
and Monday IN the region Of the Great Lakes.
Forecasts for Special Districts Eastern
New York Partly cloudy in north: threat
cning and colder. with probably rain in
aouth portion Sunday; Monday partly cloudy.
Southern New Engiand-Threatening and
colder Sunday; Monday partly cloudy.
as'srn PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey and
Delaware Threatening and coldax, with
rain Sunday: Monday cloudy and cool.
Western Pennsylvania-Cl Cloudy in north.
nrohably rain in south portion. Sunday
Monday partly cloudy. continued cool
Western New Yorls-Partly cloudy Sun
day Monday fair. continued cool.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Col. House Ill on Ship
Due in N. Y. Tomorrow
Delegate to the Peace
Conference Suffering From
la Crime

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Coloncl E.
NJ. House, one of the American dele
gates to the peace conference, is i'll
aboard the steamer Northern Pacihc,
on which he is returning from France,
according to radio message received
to-day Mt the State Department. lie
was said to be suffering of la grippe.
His condition was described as not
serious. Colonel House suffered Il
severe attack of la grippe sevcrnl
months ago in Paris and it was sug-
- State Department that
his return home at this time was -
y. recurrence of the attack
He is due to arrive at New York
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Italy and England
Reach an Understanding
Wav Now Cleared for Cordial
Collaboration in Solving
Peace Problems

ROME, Oct. 11.-Foreign Minister
Tttoni had a cordial conversation with
the British Ambassador to Italy yes
terday, according to semi official an
nouncemcnt, and as result all mis-
understandings have been cleared and
a friendly and cordial collaboration by
the two countries in solving peace
problems has been brought about.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. admission
free.
American Museum of Natural History, ad =
mission free.
American Museum of Safety, admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Museum admission free
Tie Aquarium. admission free.
Geological Park, admission free.
Services of the First Church Of Divine
Science. Grand Ball Room. Waldorf
Astoria, II
Lecture by +. l. Rawaon in Astor
Gallery, Waldorf Astoria. 230 p. IN.
Into national Con ercncc of Women Phvsi-
clans. headquarters, room 100 Waldorf
Astoria.
Address by John Spargo on "Why I Am
Opposed to Bolshevism," at public
forum. p. S. 101 nth Street. near Lex
ington Avenue, Sis o'clock.
Address by Congressman Isaac Siegel on
what Ais America" At B'nai Birth
headquarters. 2307 Broadway. $50
n
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Landlords Make Concessions

Hnmefo1s concessions were ezactcd
1l'fn rfn iandiofds during the week by the
ee''namittee On Rent Proflteering, ac-
..ansny u statement sent out b.
~smoefs of that body yesterday There
~. fs lh9i cases heard, Of which 2a4
IN Manhattan, 72S In The Bronx
sa sau esA In Brooklyn. and practically
..Y case was settled through q con-
ss'cn on ths part of the landlord. 1t
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
TRaNS-pACIF1C NATJS

Tho connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postofficc and CITY 'lAi Postof'oe
station New York. at p NJ -. follows
Hawaii Japan Corea. China. Siberia,
siam Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies. via San Francisco. steamship
Corea Maru. to-day
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

LESOx AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
l2lr' St ard Lcnox Avenue.
XIV. MERLE ST. CKOIX WRIGHT,
MINISTER.
fns ,aI rervicc on sun, oct. H. at II A. NJ
hEt. CHARLES FRANCIS POTTER
a.. Win preach.
''olscs Tne Influence Of Personality" d"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Schools and COLLEGES

Postwar
Accountants
tee chnically.
| prepared in con-
structive, oper-
ative, and analytic
accounting. in law,
in organization
will be expected to
Review, prove, and
state war disburse-
ments
Budget and control
new-era expenditures;
-Analyze income, To-
calize losses, promote
profitable BUSINESS;
-Organize, syst e M
atize, supervise
Developmental, accredited
courses in Accountancy and
Business Administration
! preparing men and women
for postwar opportunities
are continuously available
at Pace Institute in day.
time and evening classes.
October beginning classes,
already largely enrolled, are
scheduled as follows:
"A l9os-S to $3.50 D.. m.-Tues. g.
"a 1868 to $3.50 p. m.-Mon.. &
Wed.
"A 1915 to 1850 p. m.-Thurs S
Sat.
"A 1971-s to 9:50 p. m.-Wed. g.
Fri.
"A I071S-9: 80 to 1880 a. m.--Mon.
to Fri. inclusive.
"A 1878 to $3.50 p. m.--Tues. &
Thus.
"A lois-s to $3.50 p. m.-rues. II
"A i97a-s to $3.50 p. m.-Mon. &
A i9s -s to $3.50 p. m.--Mon. s
Thurs
--BOOkkePDing Seminars - Saturday
afternoons.
Reservations can still be made
N several of the above classes.
Members of the staff are al
ways available for vocational in
terviews. Visitors are cordially
welcomed.
"Your POSTWAR Opportunity" n
helpful 2O-page booklet. and the
Institute Bulletin will be mailed
upon request.
Pace & Pace
\ 80 Church St. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Highest. 81 degrees, at 15 p. m. lowest
81 degrees, at II p. m. average, 60 degrees
average same date last year, 65 degrees
average same date for thrty-three years, IS
degrees.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Musical instruments

WASTED-Sscond hand player plano
state full particulars regarding price.
ETC. A. Box as6. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Loans

LOANS for taxes, interest. mtgeA on
CC!NN' resi estate, Wills. estates con-
tracts, e'c. FRANK. 25s East 13Sth st
Phone sMelrose lat.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Local Official Rccord.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mutigraphing, stenography. typewrit-
ing all hours. reasonable. Coyne. 116
Nassau st. Beenman 473.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Miscellaneous

WANTED-l or color No. 4 Miehle Press
must b, guaranteed. State price and
terms urely~ toxed. Gabriel Meyerfeld
Co.. San Francisco. Cal.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Mems Clothing

WE buy gentieme1l's discarded clothing
business suits overcoats fur-lined coats.
ful' dress, Tuxedos. pants. shoes Of every
teserirton; positively pay more than others.
CAL write or phone. Meyer Uorowitz 448
ith Greeley 1925.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Local Forecast.-Cooler and probably rain
to-day; tomorrow, partly cloudy: fresh
nor winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Old Gold and Silver

WORN OUT Goi4u AND SILVER BOUGHT El
q LONGNAN'S SONS God AID Silver HsdnsrA
u John
soR6 Buys Diamonds. Old Gold. Silver. Platinum
Anpaoss and Pawn Tickets i46 West 23A o.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Weather Report

Sun rises. =. :O3 am Sun sets 6 :22 D. m
Moon rises. S 40 p. m. Moon sets. 10 40 m.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Trunks
W caring Apparel

ZIG BARGAINS New and usec va s-drobs
TRUNKS sos 9Th ave. bet 3oth-31st sts
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Ri-sINEss OPPORTUNITIES

,,rAr. WANTED: INVESTORS IN
CA.rsasury. stock OF manufacturing COM
~ misunderstanding new patented motor
ra,ss,ry for which orders are coming in
rom al parts Of the wopld whieh nth nsoess
80 sea our manufacturing facilities ,nd
ersssh,s us to Ill orders Parties ioohlng
e.. safe investment with bis earning
ssl ssspscity must act Immediately. A. Bon
;S,, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Shipping News

THE TIDES
High Water
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

4 WHOLESALER opening Fall Season
wNh full dine OF advance models Serge
Ano Tricotine Dress $3.50 up. Suits
nno rno Goats. ready made and to order ~
"sT I<tn st.. eightn noD;
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Safes

sAFEs-BoUGHT. SOLD ANp Ex-
Changed. Acme Safe Co, 218 Centre
street, New York Phone Canal 1855 187.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Diamonds
Furniture

WILLOW AND REED FURNlTURE.-
Special September sale. Direct from man
uiscturer See first It will pay you
Long Reac., Willow Co. 229 East 41st st.
wANTEDAONH PAIR FOUR POSTER
mahogany twin beds with good spring 3
and mattresses. 269 McDonough St,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
Carpets
sloane's. Whittalls, ROYAL Wilton.,

Sloane's, Whittalls, Royal Wilton,,
Administers. from private estates. storage.
ETC. sacrifice; $500 yards. 75c. s1.oo. $3.50
up; In grey green. brown. orange. variety
colors: for al purposes. Rugs. all makes.
ali sizes. all colors: 6xe Sxl0. 9xl2 up TO
I5x2o and larger, at Sl2.so. SIS. sS7.oo up.
Plain mixed. with or without border. one
niece or scanned Or!entals. hand-tufted; I'm
ported Rugs. killns, Portieres Pictures.
Linoleums Reasonable. STILLINGS. 620-
cas- Madison Avenue t5eth). Plaza $685..
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET Gle AMINO CON
PANy.-Clsans BY compressed air. ste IN
haad or on floor 4l9 East 4tth 81. COE &
HRANDT Telephone 1873 Murray Hill.
sEwTNC;-MAKINu OVEE-CLEANTN.
500 carpets. rugs. rortieres (au s.zes).
plain Oriental colors. Slightly uaed. Az
20 original price eco IDS on inlaid lin
eeum. s1.2s
GEORGE
1887 Sd AVE. slsT ST. 1884 PLAZA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Humidity

a. m.. 1911 p. m.. 53lS p. m... 80
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Other PEOPLES Weather

Barometer Readings
a. m. 80 021 p m. 20 1913 p. M. 20 :96
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

perform aud exercise all the rights. powers
and functions conferred or authorized By law
upon general business corporations.
And in furthcrance but nc: In Limitation
~ or 90 be construed a. q limitation of the
powers conferred on general corporations o.
authorized 10 them BY iho provisions u the
law Of New Mexico. the said corporation
hall have and may exercise among others.
the following powers and rights
Ca To do any and all things herein speci
fled ~ the objects, power and purposes Of
Ibis corporation, 10 The same extent aud With
like force and efftct a. a natural person
might or could do the same. and To do the
same, or any part thereof within. or without
tho state Of New Nraico a. principal, agent
contractor trustee or otherwise.
90 To purchase, hold, sell or otherwise
dispose of, deal In or improve. operate Or
inenmhcr real estate, or other real property
or personal property, or any or al Interests
or rights therein, whether within or without
the State ~ New Mexico. ana 20 assume or
agree TO pay tho dehts or liabilities % any
person. firm, association or corporation and
viii and other rights aud privileges Incl
dent thereto 10 like inanner and 10 Ike extent
a. an individual might do. except "A Tar a.
prohibited ~ express provisions Of law Ia
general business corporations,
trl To make, enter into and execute con.
tracts II every Kind Aad character. sealed
and unsraled. with iudividuais. aiuns. asso
%eiationa and corporations private public and
municipal AMN NNANNH lNliNANf NNN WIN NNN
Government Of the United States. and of an,
State or Territory, or colony or distrlf
thereof and with any foreign country.
90 To acquire, own aud hald is owl
stock or stock In o'hsr corporations.
The amount o. the total authorized capI
thl stock Of the corporation Is Seventy nvl
Thousand poilars tF7h.oool which said stool
b. divided into seven hundred aud nftl
shares Of the par value Of one HundreI
Dollars t~slOO.OOl each.
VI.
The names and post.ofnce addresaes Of n
ineorporators, with the number Of shares q
stock subscribed for BY each are rs follows
Leslie A. Roadway, Paaadfna, Calf. 2
shares.
Solomon Benjamin, Albuquerque. n. N.
STARE.
stanley y. PAnneek, Albuquerque, N. N
1 share.
; The aggregate Of which Il Tive Thousan
Two Hundred Dollars co.. 900 Dol and white
, is ths amount VI he capital stock vii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
GIRL, LATE AS USUAL,
sTARTLES A CROWD

4 young Mexican girl collapsed III
an epileptlc attack at the corner OF
Flrst street and Central avenue about
last night. hut was revived In .
few minutes and taken away In a tax
icnb by her companion before names
could he secured.
At tho time the taxi was leaving
a pretty American girl broke Into the
crowd all out OF breath, ana cnm-
mcnced asking who. wnerc. why, etc,
hut before her questions could he an
swered she turned TO an elderly lady
presumably a friend, with the re-
mark:
"pshaw. / was lat, again as usual"
She then hastencd to explain 10
chose nearest To her that she Ia !
been down 10 meet an incoming train
and missed o. ana was not referring
10 the other girls misfortune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Child Welfare Work
of W.C.T.U. in State
Laid Before Meeting

An account M the child Welfare
|prk accomplished in Sew Mexico hy
the Women christian Temperance
{ u.ou was laid before "a convention Of
tho union held 90 Iurtulcs on We'd
Husdny and Thursday Of This week hy-
Dr. Margaret Cartwright Of this city
who attended the meeting a. delegate
from the local association.
WORK for the children began with
"a GO otter Baby Contest In 1875,
opening ut the county fair here. II
was followed the nest year hy baby
Weeh, when every home ana school
was visited, ana pamphlets entitled
"lIluts 90 Mothers were distributed
in both Spanish n English. SIX
thousand pamphlets We're distributed
iu BernalIlo county alone. according
tu Or. Cartwrirhts report, with tho
result that the mortality among chill
drcn was lowered 40 per cent tho
following year.
In 1917 a child Welfare station
wan opened in Barclbs, In charge Of
70 district nurse, with special care
taken 20 register an new born babes.
During the month OF Juue "a daily
clinic was opened, treating "a different
subject ON cncI DAY. "a specialist be-
ing In charge, In 1915 the child
Welfare work was carried ON by the
Hourc'l OF Defense and the Weigh
Ing and measuring o. children was
% gun. lea the effort 10 bring each
child ~ To normal The day nur-
sery. established ana maintained by
the Womun's club NJ Albuquerque.
I furnishes 70 headquarters Tor this
work, and cgrvs for many children
who would othcrW 800 he either home
loss or uncnrod fur during tho day.
Six 90. ldrpn whose mother had died
some moths aE nnd whose Gather
WAS diving With lhuiG. CfHnue IN IA
the nursery last week, ana are beinr
cared Tor there,
Hr. Cartwright went on to say thai
m tho women % the state had work
cd Inward tho passing ~ n CHILD
AMI girl welfare hills through he lex.
i%Hlniurr last sprlnr, ana that II a.
rectly due TO thcIr orOrta that TIT
legislation was erected.
Or. Cartwright will eturn 10 III,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Study our windows

which this corporation shall eommsnes bus
ness.
VII.
The time for which ,hi, corporation Is 10
exist Is fifty years from and after is in.
corporation.
VIII.
The M mber Of IT, directors shan be no.
lose thar three nor morr than live, As the
stockholders may. by the bylaws direct. and
the names aud residences o. the directors
Nha are appointed FOR the first three months
and untl Their successors are regularly aud
duy ehoaen BY the stoekholders are as fol-
Leslie A, Roadway. Pasadena, Calf; Solo
wo9 benismi9 Albuquerque, \ M Stanley
, f'anesl' AlSaqusrys, \. NJ.
In iur,herAnee, aud not in limitation Of the
powers conferred BY statnta. the board or
directors Of this corporation are authorized;
,al TO make, alter. amend and reselnd The
~ laws 81 The corporation aud 10 fla. de-
iernlne. from time 20 time. and vary the
amount 10 he res,rYci a. working capital
AID 10 determine N. times Tor thr declare.
ton and payment HHd tho amnunt 81 each
dividend on the stnet. aud 20 determina and
direct the use and disposition of any surplus
Vr net profits and 10 authnrisr aud rause 20
be eseeuted moItgagss and liens and an other
i~natrnmehis affecting the real aud personal
properly % the corporation.
tbl Whenever authorized by The affirma.
i've vote Of the holders of q majority u ths
stock issued aud outstanding Al a sforthold.
EHNA 50 -
sou, AhiEn transfer or otherwise dispose o
al the property Including Tho franchise %
uarehises Of lne corporation A. an ~enilrci,
te) To authoritc one or more Of thciI
number 10 constitute an exrcutive committes
which COMMITTEES Nhnll Tor the time hein1
aud until said resolution be rescindrd OF thu
bylaws otheFUise provide, have ard cxrr
else All the povers u tho haard Of director.
which may BE- Law fully delegated, IN the man
sEenient Of the business aifain OF the cor
lpsfsnan ana shal hase pawer 20 .athoFis'
Inc seal u The corporation 10 b. affixed q
any aud All papers requiring q seal.
tdf The Hoard ~ Directors and Execnilv
uommittee shall. except a. otherwise PRO
Nided BY law, have p0uer to act hy . resolu
ltion m writing, sirpod hs ali ne member
Of the Board Of Directors or 81 he member
lof Tie executive or other cummittce and file
and inserted In thl recorded minutaa 81 IN
company properly dated: and such rssolu
! tiona 90 signed aud anneaed 20. the inmate
1 sNal BE- deelntd u action n surh Roar
" copnn.iiae a. hs eass may BE-. with u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES



In the District Court County uf Bernaullo,
STATE ~ Sew Mexico.
REda Mathss ard Rafael Garcia, Sheriff
~ the County Of Beruniilln. state Of New
Mexico. aa Successor in Trust 10 IL Sed"r,
Plaintiffs. ". A. y Alexander and Mary
y Alexander, his Wife, Defendants. No
llHHO.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ~ a
decree foreclusing q certain trust Deed en-
tered In the shove entitled cause on tho Goth
day 81 inne. 1919, the undersirnrd. Special
Master Will on thH goth day 81 September,
1919. Al the hour 81 10 o'rlurk In the fore
noon az tho Fourth Street door of the Post
Office Of the City ~ Albuquerque, bernalilla
County New Mexico, offer for sale aud sell
at puhllc auction to the highest and best bid
dor for cash. certain real estate situate in th,
County of bernAlillo, State Of New Mexico
to.witi
Lots hammered Seven ~, Eight trl and
Nine tQl In Block numbered Thirty. eight
(ls) ~ the EnAtern Addition 10 the city Of
Alhuquerqus, n ~. a. the same are known
AAd designated On the map VI said addition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Being Made.

Il ~ the city management
|rt six months OF tbs cur
thnt 1t is living with
for The year as Submit
IN Manager nehenStr,it at
ling ol the year. The bud
. year was S1tE.1s0 and the
lpr The nrst hall of the year
f2.0u0 under what 10 was
'lat they would Dec.
4 records are puw Kept Do
/. that any citizen con go Co
ur treasurer aui so"
where the city money i7
dailN report BE- made show
lance of cash .n the bank
hay. a monthly statement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
t GETTING
C.. OFFICER
. TAKE VACATION
Nee, Assistant Secretary,
| 20 Former Home in
ppi for Only Rest From
Duty in Past 4 Years.

|our yalr- OF continuous
Al the NlhuIuortus tham-
Itmerpr As.lstlut SECRETARY
II. be- about tp tuk 10 Nura-
homp boz Jacksonville. Miss
II hts served tho chamber
T., .utI. dts psal,Dp sur. iHa
n, r,mm.I.luI DIuh. cone
|.iu,, tI, ,oar 1916 and ht.
hEnIb,d ir his dutics that
. iist vacation out of Aliu-
Il has tuk"n.
. p,upi, lu Albuquerque on
do am aclH1iui1u'n or '-
'Npcrirut" go NlhuVll'
b. uffrirs us Assistant Sec
LScc
Bon To- h lu.isa Boo tho ao
iep4rtm,i.t u. the chamber
. Ma Mckee hdr handled
II 4 ,ou,ouIng Albuquerque
ob4nI, induced more stTau-
thrir home bon tnis city
|lurr Individual citizens.
Il of the chamber of COM
e. tlut hc has hlhnl'd on
L. of 1000 inquiries P'l vac
On hN letter Hnd we ''' ~
n Of p,rHonhl ''''- l'v'"
Nho wished TO nave .,l"lm
rinli'E ~.
Ipur'DsA ana Nll'l"b w.
ttc s'i1n-'is n''A ~, p
hlm not "nlN ih'uun 'N'
Ecr the s'alt as " """''
In, last two years one Of The
successfully handled
IKcc Inns consisted OF hnd-
H. Tor new llmlii,s arriving
In spite OF the growing
tugo Mr.. Mckee has been
III accommodation, and very
omrrs have been turned
lack of housing. Local real
l. 49, have Co-"perated ~ lhis
houi me r'lh0'nN,nh
M'N'e many
hupurrIue "uu'' nav"
fscwh'i"'
ls<cc is also the man VINO
staging the entertainment
HONS for the Chamber "I
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made by Martin Rapp aud tilqa y the office
curi.r II Bnrnalrla Cout ". New Mexico.
Said .-ie being made 90 satisfy certain In
dshtednsss amounting 10 tho aggregate sun
~ Eighteen Hnndred Forty three Dollars and
Seven Cents tsisia 90, together with costa
of suit aud II this sale 10 be tAxrd
THOs. X. D MADISON.
Special Master.
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RATE HEARING
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regard Ca wheat rates int"
valley from station
section 81 the state VIII
. ptrmhUr 20. announce the
commission Eugene
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represent the knHtn7
Let freight traffic commit
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