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Evening star., 1919-05-13
$40 GIVEN FOR MESSENGER.
Donor Hopes Work Will Be Pro-
vided for Man Who Lost Job.

check for $40 was received by
The Star today for II. c. Wo.ford,
one-armed messenger who has been
notified by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company that his services Will
no longer be required after this week
because of his advanced age.
The check followed publication in
The Star yesterday of the notice that
Wolford is to lose his job because he
is more than seventy. He has not
Evening star., 1919-05-13

been with the company long enough
to benefit under its pension system.
The cheek will be forwarded to VOL
ford.
The check was accompanied by n
letter in which the donor expressed
hone that some one would find II pos
sible to employ the white-haired mes
Senger.
Evening star., 1919-05-13
C0LoRED MEMS CLUB OPEN.
Col. Peart, Salvation Army, Makes
Speech at Dedication.

Colored men who are prominent in
civic affairs in the District of Column
bia took part in dedication ceremonies
yesterday at the new Colored Mons
Club. 7th and P street. Col. William
Peart of the Salvation Army made the
principal address. Maj. Tilton Dean,
U. 8. A.. spoke in behalf of the COL
ored people. Tho stan band Of the Sal
walton Army furnished music.
Tho Colored Mems Service Club was
established by the Salvation Army to
provide q homo for discharged negro
soldiers and sailors. 1t is in the
charge Of Adjutant James N. Roberts
of the Salvation Army.
Evening star., 1919-05-13
Will Tell of Peace Conference.

Jacob De Haas, executive secretary
of the Zionist Organization of Amer
lea, tho recently returned from Paris.
where he was a delegate to the Amer
lean Jewish Congress, is to address
the Washington Zionist Circle on
Evening star., 1919-05-13
Forty Escapes a Month.

1t has found. however, that there
has been big increase in the number
of escapes during the past year or
two fact accounted for on the
ground that all commitments to the
school are now made by the Juvenile
Court, largely from the ranks of way
ward children. 1t is said that there
have been as many as forty escapes
in a single month out of a total colony
of seventy boys. An average of TWEEN
ty-five escapes a month is given as a
conservative estimate. A big majority
of those who take abrupt leave of the
institution is returned.
Formerly commitments were made
by the board of trustees committee on
adm issions. Many boys were taken
into the home for dependency reasons
only. Many of them remained for
years. passing through the grade
schools. and, in some instances. enter
ing high school while still living at
the Institution.
Evening star., 1919-05-13
Motor Vehicle Permit Revoked.

The Commlssionsrs today ordeFed q
revocation of the permit held by
Hstzell Hsith toyett of 3711 18th
street 10 operate q motor vehicle In
tho District, The action was in line
With their policy to revoke the per
mits OF all persons whose driving is
eess.dered a menace to public safety.
Evening star., 1919-05-13

The term John Bull is believed to
have been first applied as nick
name for the English people in 1712
by Dr. Arbuthnot in THE History of
John Bull
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
WILL TEACH TRADES
Government Establishes Techni-
cal School in Georgia.
Thorough Mechanical instruction
Made Available to Men
Of Southeast.

Atlanta, Ga.-Out at Camp Jesup,
where. the clatter and roar of machin-
cry and the clank of metal In the gov
ernment's big shops greets the ear Of
the visitor, a new technical training
school has been established, and is
open to the young men Of the South
east.
This new school Is the training
school of the Motor Transport corps,
and Is a part of the American univer-
sity which is maintained overseas for
the benefit of the men Of the A. e. F.
1t Is now announced that the training
school will become permanent part
which has been established on per-
manent basis and is located just three
miles out Of Atlanta.
The new school is now receiving stu
dents and soon will be fiourishing
institution. The physical equipment
including all necessary machinery, has
been installed and the teaching staff
has been selected. Camp Jesup will
be one of four points at which men
will be trained for the Motor Trans
port corps, and for future work along
mechanical lines.
The course of training calls for a
preliminary period of six weeks of
military instruction by the military au-
thorities of the camp. This will de-
velop proficiency In understanding,
obeying and transmitting orders. Fol
lowing this eight base trades will be
taught. Sixteen weeks will be devoted
to each course of study. No class will
contain more than thirty students, and
there will be laboratory assistant for
each six men.
The school will be open the entire
year and courses Of instruction will
commence three times each year. 1t
will be open to men who have had
no technical training as well as to
those who are far advanced but desire
the further training available at this
school.
The completeness Of the training Of
fered is evidenced by the titles for
which the students will qualify. Some
of these are self-explanatory: Motor
vehicle inspectors, motor assemblers,
axle. transmission and chassis assem-
blers and inspectors; machinists, (a)
bench work, (b) operators of lathes,
milling machines, crankshaft grinders,
cylinder grinders; (c) toolmakers.
The course In ignition will train men
to supervise, install and repair all
types of magnetic and ignition sys-
TENS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
REUNITED AFTER IL YEARS
Brother and Sister Meet Again as
Result of Item In Ohio
Newspaper.

Findlay, Ohio-Twelve years ago
Farris Railing and his sister were
separated when they left an orphans
home In which they had been placed
when their parents died.
In that time they had completely
lost trace of each other and it was
not until this week that they were
brought together through newspapers.
Railing, whose home is in Findlay.
returned this week after having served
with the 145th infantry of the 37th d.
vision. His sister, whose home is In
Toledo, read of his return In news
paper and Immediately got in touch
with the Associated Charities of Find
lay, which located the returned sol
der.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
FOR SALE.

Residence portion Of the Bank of
Charles Town building. Apply to
ID. s. HUGHES, Agt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
IL ILLS RATS

an dmice-that's RAT-SNAP, the old
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
cakes--no mixing with other food.
Your money back II it fails.
Csc size 1cake) enough for Pan
try, Kitchen or Cellar.
soc size (2eakes) for Chicken
House, coopg, or small buildings.
LOO size 6 cakes) enough for all
farm and out-buildings, storage build
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by John G.
Burns & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
NOTICE.

All watches and clocks left at G..
L. Renner's grocery store will be TAX
en- care Of by G. 3. Feagans, Watch
and Clock repairer, at Wheatland
Mills.
Feb. 24-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
BRANCHING Out.

"Mrs. Dubwaite is always talking
about enlarging her sphere of infiu-
ence."
"What does she mean by that?"
II suppose she means moving In
larger circle by attending more club
meetings"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
Best Move.

Best Move.
"This dollar diplomacy"
"Yes2"
"What Is 1t, anyway
slipping your wife a case note
when you haven't got an excuse
handy"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-09-16
/ AM GLAD TO ENDOR Sc
PE-RU-NA -
Glad to Try Anything

01sS0 70 - <AAty S1NxkH6
Three years ago my system
was in a terribly run down con-
ditions and / was Broken out all
over my body. ] began to be wor-
ried about my condition and !
was glad to try anything which
would relieve me. Peruna was
recommended to me as a fine
blood remedy and tonic, and I
soon found that IT was worthy
Of praise. A few bottles changed
short time I was all over my
trouble. I owe my restoration to
health and strength to Peruna.
! am glad to endorse IT."
Sold Everywhere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
O'FALLON SUPPLY
COMPANY BUYS OUT
BEEMANAYER CO.
Big Denver Concern, Now Estab-
fishing Important Branch in
Albuquerque, Purchases Pioneer
Plumbing Supply Business.

Dnc Of the most important trans
actions nj recent months Boa Alhupuer-
que. was closed today when the ticc-
mnn-\yer supply company. whole
sale plumbing ana hcatinr supply
d%oalrrs. sold their business. stock and
equipment at 2u5 Fast Central ave-
nue.. tn the NJ. J. O'Fnllnu supply
company. ~ Denver. The cousidcru-
lion involved was not made public.
The bu4iuess viii Dee continued hy
the O'Fglion supply company az It's
present location FOR Ihuu ninety days,
during which time the btE b'Fallun
branch warehouse and office building
viii be- built al sol North First street
u viii then bee consolidated with the
other O'Fallon lines.
n. l.. Warner. assistaf 70 the vice
president uf the D'Ful'-l company,
NJ Denver represented the company
In closing the transaction Mr.. War
ucr will. he here Tor several days Hs-
siHting Fred ". Fisher VINO VIII be
resident manager Tor the p'Fallon
company.
The rocyman-Ayer supply company
is one Of the we'll cstahlishcd business
institutions Of Albuquerque. % was
established ten years ago aH the gem
oral plumbing contracting business of
heciluu a Aver. developing later into
trst 70 retain ana later iutuN whole.
salek plumbing aud heating supply
business which has handled the hulh
%! central New Mexico business ir
that line. Mr. u. y. Hccmuu. of tn,
flrm. stated today that he would leay,
Albuquerque. his plans Tor che future
being uncertain. Mr.. a.. T.. Aver, VIII,
Is 70 piuU,r citizen. will rpnIulu Dol
this city. Mr.. Aver said this morning
thut be- proposed to "mpKp garden
for q time aud Indicated that his tu'
ture business plans were uncertain.
OInli0n la Garry Zig Stock.
The OFullun branch IN Alhuuucr
que viii be M Of the largest whole
sale Institutions In the state. aud th'
largest in ia special lines which vii
include plumbing and heating sup
piles and equipment. gasoline enrlneI
and pumps. farm ana ranch power
well aud irrigation machinery un,
equipment. aud allied lines, Ia open
.nE iu thin city ls an important add
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

tion io Alhuqucraue's status as q dis
tr.huting center,
we expect 10 break ground for
our now building uoXt week" said
lr. Warner. oi the p'Fnllon company.
this mornlnp "Thr plans are COM
plsic. contracts let aud d ~ our pur-
pose to push the construction along
40 rapidly as possible We will con-
time the Hcman-Ayer business az It's
present location unui the new huild-
iur on Nuith First street Is complete.
which We expect to be in about 90
days. The nov building wlll have
about 10000 squire taet OF floor
spico. has Frontage on the Santa Re
trucks pn the east ana extends to
First st.tet "a ful block. We will
carry here tho rofpulrte stocks OF all
the O'fallon lines.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
'UQUERQUE P. 0.
lows $4,000 GAIN
|. FOR FISCAL YEAR
HI Report Of Postmaster
hi Indicates State Post
pes of State Earned Surplus
Year of Nearly $500, 900.

'atics for the iiscal year ending
both compiled bv Postmaster
,tu,hl show % total ~ postal re-
4 for the Albuquerque office FOR
Bar 1915 tu istI ending June
ylJp.2if So, nm Increase Of
600 over last years total.
.hp rios for ih" past I've years
j steady increase the total post
apts for 1878 hciuE $40, tuG. 90,
ffG. &Ii.HN1. IN. Cor 1914, fi05,-
i and for 1918. 13l,3N5.>S.
the |postnu;cc system In New
. Co. In nourIshing condition Is
Z cd by tho surplus of on0
rpeuacs FOR all the possibilities In
iitc FOR the year cndinEe Juno
Do. To this sum b. to hc added
.plus that will he sent to wash
I hy tho Albuquerque office, per-
30 per cent OF the Si3s 23lNu
ecipts for the past year,
estimated hy Postmaster Hochl
Bose To two and ouc-hIt mil
ieccs ~ mail were dispatched
he Albuquerque Office during
4 % year and % like number re-.
for delivery making i total ui
lltlon pieces uf mail matter ham
the local office during the year
Iusrd.
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-~H- sl-v -aysVt@Bsvss-I
day Of Jane. 1919, before me. the undsrsign
ed authirity. personally appeared George y
Valiant and Oscar /. Lewis, who after BE-
ing first duly sworn did state tina. they arr
tho President aud Secretary respectively Of
Albright a Anderson, Incorporated. a cor
p~orati0n organized under the Laws Of The
State Of New Mexico sud that the seal ~
fixed 20 this Instrument Is the seal 81 the
said corporation and each on his oath did
further acknoWledEe that he had exeeutee
The foregoing instramrnt AZ the free act aud
deed OF the said corporation, on IT, behalf.
aud By authority q It's Board % Dir eiors
In Testimony Whereof. 1 have hefcuuto
set my hand and notariaI seal on this. tbs
10th day Of June. 1919.
Notary Public. BernalilIe ceunty,
Nsw Mesiec.
Ny commission expires 1878.
ENDORSED
No. 1OO22.
Cor. Reed Vol. q. Page SIS. Amendment "a
Certificate % Incorporation o. Albright a
Anderson. Incorporated. Increasing Capita
Stock from t20.OO0 20 $50. 900. 90.
Filed la Office Of STATE Corporation Cemani1
sion Of New hetieo, July 20. 1918 2li
p. NJ.
A.. l.. MORRISON
CLERK.
Compared j.. J.. o. TO NJ. p. NJ.
Aug. Ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

To The Above Named nufsndAnis, GREETING
You. nnd each u yen. ire hereby notiHr@
that q ~colupiaint has been filed arainai yea
BY the above named pielntiffs. In The ahuse
entitled coort. the neneral object Of which u
10 eonpel yoa tn snrrpnder 70 satd court e.,
lorn a Steel Company that naid eertifieatss
be- delivered 10 said company, With inssfae.
tiena that The same be caneelisd nnd ~ lien
thereof The said company Issue a like nunfbtf
of certificates. for the name rumbsr Of Aherfa
20 and In the nnmsa 81 rlalntiffs that falt
esrtiilcaiss - eencslifa % The books 81 said
company BY the proper ofncar thereof; that
defendants h. deeFoed 10 be without right
tisle ~ iHtsrest In The stock Of said romtari
represented ~ seid eertlncafeas that de-
fendants George YcfbeFa and George va.
hsrh. administrator Of tho estate % frare
Yssbera. daeraaed be drcreed 20 be The hold
M % said stack but IN trust for the benefit
said trust by Surrender Of said stcel thar
falling 10 surrender nAid eertffc1ffa The s4f1c
b. decreed cancelled and The capital rfprs-
sehted thereby be rriasned Ia the names Of
piaiatifik, that a ~Fecelssr be appointed 10
take and hold The stock u said eornpany rrtr
recover their coats In said cause BY thsi.
And you and each o. you arc Further nun,
fled that naiess you enter yonr appearances W
said cause an or before The ASIA dag u Asa.
ash 1919 Judgment Vii be- rsaasrrd IN said
address u pislntifis stiorney are A, h iiens.
han. Capital CITY bsnk Bldg. Santa 70, N.
~.
wItness my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 12ih day o. July. 1918.
tseal) NksrOR MoNToyA
ny HARRY y. LIE. Deputy.
July IL 10 &c. Aof
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srArE oF NEW

gtnto Corporation Commission " New Mex
leo. Ccrsificsie Of Comparison.
United states of America, State OF New
IL Is Hereby Certifcd. that the annexed Is
n full. true and complete transcript Of the
ALBRIGHT AND ANDERSON fNCOR.
pORATED Increasing Capital stock from
500 900. TO s50.0Oo. tNo. i0O22l with the
Hc and Of record In the office Of the State
Corporation Commission.
IN Testimony Whereof. the stats Corpora.
tion Commission Of the State Of New Mexi-o
has caused this certificate 10 be signed BY
its Chairman and the seal Of said commia'
sion. 10 be affixed AZ the city Of santa Pc.
on this a0th day o. luiy. A. d 1919.
tseall HUGH u. WILLIAMS,
4. L.. MORRISON.
ALBRIGHT 4 ANDERSON, IScoRPoR.
ATED. Certificate Of Increase Of Capital
STATE of New Mexico. County of Beruaiilo. - .
We. George y. Nalliant ~ President and
state of New Mexico. County Of Bsrnsl'lo, s. ;
BE Il remembered that on this, the l0th
Oscar |. Lewis as Secretary Of Albright 4
Anderson, Incorporated, a corporation hANtni
~ principal place of business At 2ys-2i'
! West Gold Az. Albuuuerqee. New MeAtcn
do hereby certify that at q Special stock
duly called and held a. tho PRINCIPAL ottic
~ said corporation In Aihunneraus. Nes
Mexieo, on the 10th day 81 June, 1872 a
tho hour of 3 O'Clock r. M. the said stock
holders met and unanimously voted TO nu
ttoriEe the Increase of the capital stock o
this corporation from Twenty Ihoussn
ts2O. 600. O0l Dollars a. Fif,y Fheusan
$500 o uOl Dollars and thai AZ o. sAi
stock should be- rninmnn sioea divided I'M
Fifty Thousand co.. DON sharrs of the "a
value n One tfi .0D) Dollar = share.
And We further certify that the nsser
n all % the stockholders Of common sioe
was nnatimaualy given TO such amendmer
"a such IN setinH and that there Is no nih'
class ~ stock Ia said corporation but con
mon stock.
The location Of the principal office In th
state h a0s West Gold Ave-, Aihl .serqu
81. NJ, and the nam Of the agent 10 % u
thereof and On whom process agatHs- IN
corporation may be served Is George :
valiant.
In Testimony Whereof. we have hereun.
rot onr hands as The President aud Sfcr
= tary Of said corporation and affixed ~ ca
poratr seal nt Albuquerque, New Mexico Z
Ibis. The 10Th day Of June. 1pte.
GEORGE y. VALIANT,
President.
OSCAR l. LEWIS,
d Secretary.
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entered against you in the District Court In
and for the COanty ~ Beruallllo, View Mckee
BY the shave named ~plaintiff who prays e..
an absolute divorce frum you on the grounds
u abandonment, non-support aud ndultcr,
You are further notified that uhless you
enter Or caused TO BE- entered your appear.
Rnee In the said court IN said cause there
pending on or before the 18th day Of Sep
irinber. 1919. your default will be- entered
and plaintiff will apply 60 the court for the
relief prayed for In the complaint,
Attorneys for Plaintiff are Miller 4 Craig,
office and Post Office, Albuquerque, So,s
Mexico.
tseal) NESTOR MONToIA.
CLERK Of the District Court.
by HARRY 2. LEt, Deputy.
Ans uaVIgang
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
Bargain, at $10.95 Pair

A line of Blankets on sale. All big values, but
SOlLED and mussed. See this line. You can
save money. Only a few to select from, but all
big bargains. 81
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By HARRY ?. LEE. Deputy
July ~, -. &c, Aag. :.
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IN THE DISTRICT COUNT. County Of Bern
allllo, State Of New MeHico.
Ida N Walker, Beneficiary and A. v. Walker,
Trustee, Plhintiffs. ". kiFsten q. Faulsen.
Louis Albert Helm, n Minor. Barbara O..
Amiio. Nicolas T. Anniio. Eloisa Armiic.
Aurslia fymYo de- Hancock, sofia Armilo
Dc Hubbell. Manuela Armito, George Ami
10, Mamie Armilo de b~enlhmin, ard ioia
Chavez dc Auniio. Defendants. No. ti.09s.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice Il hereby given that on the iaul
day o. October. 1919. At 10 o'clock q. IN, at
tho front door of the bsrnaiilla County Court
House 10 Old Aibuquerqus, the undersigned
best bidder for cash the following real estate
"rho south forly.,wo (ta) fec, Of Lott
numbered nfty.seyen t51l, hfty-aix t5dl
fifty five (56l, fifty four (btl. fiiy-threl
l5al and the East fifteen (l5l feet Of thl
South forty.two tta) feet o. Lot Hfty-two
81 In block numbered three la) o. the Per
frcuB Armljo and Hros. Addition 10 the Tow
Of Albuquerque. New Mexico
said sails "a 20 DO made 70 satisfy a ceriail
final Judgment aad decree o. the above name
court In tho above styled canEe In which IN
aforesaid parties are plaintiffs and defend
ants, had IN which the plaintiff Ida "A Wall
er recovered Judgment against the defend
ants, kirssen O. paulsen and Louis Alhei
bred eighiy.elght 0i2es 0ol Dollars with y
tercst from July 3. 1919. the date % sal
judgment until paid, with the further sum 4
Ono Hundred TWonty.eight and s0. 10
tfi2H.6O) Dollars a. attorneys fees aud q
costs in said cause inclnatun ne coat Of m
sale and that said sale shall be subject 20 81
approval Of tho 'ouF, uausrA n.vxs
July 10. I'd. Aue ,. 0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
and Ladies
+ Security VIII
Organize Wednesday

Knights and Ladies' ~ Security
lranizr local council so. 33GO at
ing Wednesday evening nt 80
10. ". hail. AIR H. &. Molfsen,
n manager o. the organization
McNicu and Arizona, who
ben devoting considerable time
: local organization. states hat
I begin with "a good membership
lth every prospect for a highly
.sful career. All members are
+, to be present promptly az 1880
meeting Wednesday night.
.macuiatr Conception Church.
lilitN mass. Z O. m.
ldrcn's mass. $3.50 a. M.
maan. 10 a. M.
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DISTRICT COUNT. sitting IN aud tor BeRa
lille County, New he.ieo.
Ransom % Thomas and Allga q Thomas.
fiaintifn. ". Oeorgn feabrra, George Yes
here. Adminiatratur Of the Eaiair 81 franl
featera. Increased. Franh = faabora Louisa
keut. Clara Arnold. 0e0rre henry Nenhafa
and The Consolidated Iron A h.eel Cum'
PAM. . corpOrstton. Defendants. No. 1897
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stir y cup oatmeal or rolled oats
INTO = cups boiling water. Press
through n %strainor, turn into n small
mould chill nhd serve with rich milk
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF SUIT.
N"iiee u hereby given 90 Ncedham &
u"ilier Annie g Collier his wife. Wnrrrp
IAFA'f ana ah unknown persons wha eialto
siny I'VE or interest adverse 10 plaintiU In
~. ~hFrglnait"r dssrFihrd property. thai ~
h'l \ hrovn A. plaintiff has This dav filed
.u.f IN The District Court. State III New
A"Sico, County or Bemalllo. against Inc
hluferlenttonrd Harties a. defendants Inc
fsherhl nhiure ~ which action n to oui.t
he title Of the plaintiff ~ sontheasi mar.
Fr OF section fourteen, Township tea north
hange Three east New Moxieo prinrinal
MERIDIAN. aud each ~ the ntaramrnnonsl
parties, defendants, are hereby notified that
unless they enter or cause their appearance
90 be entered In said cause on or before Inc
ihth day Of September. 1919 Judgment wfli
De gwen against them by dsfauit.
Ihr uannts 81 the attorneys Ger plaintiff
are Thum s X. ID Madison aud iain B.
simmH. aid their office and posiafHrs al
dfcss IA .slbuquerqus. New Mexico.
Nttnors my hand aud the seal II said
'uurt or this the 4nd day Of August 1919
NESrOR MONTOvA.
clerk District Court. Bernaiilio 4 unity.
by HARRY LEE. Deputy.
Aug 2o-iG2a
~ THE DISTRICT COURT, State Of Sew
ArEica County ~ Rernalilo
Lillian Rose. Plaintiff. ". Rnlph I. Roas
Defendant No 1921.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
To the Above Named Defendant,
You are hereby notified tina, suit has bee,
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~ the DISTRICT COURT. st-ts Of Nov
Mrkice. County ~ hernallIlo.
Nell Wear Morris. Plaintiff. v. Harry Norris.
Defendant. Nc. 1891.
NOTICE.
Tha delcndani Hdrfl MorrIs I notlflad that
Nell Wear Norris hh wlfe has this day
broaeht tuif n tho kbasa namef rcurt ne
general nature q ahieh y y resovar . dafloa
u Absolute divorce fIcnf dnfendsni o. ~
grounds u ahsudonmsal sHd non ssppngL AMI
hat uniesa aald dtitndanf sahn "a a. hffnf5
tha 9ath day % AufhA. 1873. eater ~ ~
heaFnnee Ia laid cause .edxmtni wiz be fnna'
cred aeaiEat him By d6laalt
The nane n BE Plaintiffs aItqFnsy q Jnhii
y. Simms bKd his oiiiet ard rnalofstse a.
dress Is Albuquerque. New MexIro.
Witness ny hard aad he feai of aid tour,
thlt the lih day u tuly I8l0.
tasall NEBrUA auNfQYA.
~ HAIRY y LER nspsiy.
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