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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-24

ness in the State OF New Mexico and
elsewhere, including any of the states,
territories, colories or dependencies of
the United States, the District of CO.
lum bia. and any and all foreign coun-
tries, have one or more offices therein,
and therein to hold purchase. mort
gage and convey real and personal
property, except as and when for
hidden by local laws.
The foregoing clauses shall be con-
strued both as objects and powers. but
no recitation. expression or declara-
ton of specific or special powers or
purposes herein enumerated shall be
deemed to be exclusive: but il is here
by expressly declared that all other
lawful powers not inconsistent there
with are hereby included
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] AND DEEDS-F For sale. Sc each
40c doz.; 2 doz. 7Uc; SO for 81 .25
REVIEW OFFICE.
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mistaken Testimony

Time is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in High Point. No High Point resi-
dent who suffers backache, or annoy
ing urinary ills can remain uncon-
vinced by this twice-told testimony.
Mrs. Charles Lee, 423 South Main
street, High Point, gave the following
statement December 21, 1914: Three
years ago I was in pretty bad state
with my kidneys. My back ached and
throbbed so at times l could hardly
endure the pain. My back was lame
and stiff and could hardly straighten
up without supporting myself on
something I couldn't turn over IN
bed, my back was SO sore and morn
ings it was almost impossible for me
to get out of bed. My kidneys acted
irregularly and / felt all run down. I
tried different remedies but didn't get
good results until | used DOan's Kid
uey Pills. After taking two boxes of
Doan's I was relieved"
On July %, 1918, Mrs. Lee said: II
still recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
as highly as I did when I gave my
former statement. Whenever l hear
of anyone complaining about their
kidneys, L tell them to use Doan's."
6Oc, at all dealers. FosterMilbWn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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stands before you; he will tell you
+ of his success:
Look unto me and. see what I
have done, remember the former
things of old There is none like me-
My council shall stand. / do all my
pleasures, what I speak becomes
true. Things I want done come to
pass; am the great magician:
Hearken unto me and do my bid
dings."
Says Mabel, daughter of the leagues,
''He that wants to be rich follow me.
I am the successor of Miss Pitts. Be
great sa1eswoman and teach
Palmer Method. Learn to sell tab
lets.'' E.
And the spirit entered into me when
he spoke unto me and heard him
that he spake unto me, $50 saith Bes-
sic, the intelligent daughter of the
Teshes, And he said unto me, Go to
the children of the Winston-Salem
Orphanage for they are impudent
children and do send thee unto them.
And 1 went"
Then came a certain Ruth, whose
fathers name was Welborn, and said
before all, "Hearken unto me all We
people. This world is evil. Ali nv
lovers have departed, who can
trust?''
And while they were talking at this
place they heard the voice of Kath-
leen Welch and they turned thither
and said, "Who brought you here and
what makest thou in this place and
Kathleen shall answer, 81 am here to
teach the multitudes. I have lifted
my hand against ignorance and I am
driving it out"
Then Anita, the sister of Kathleen,
shall lift UP her cry, che has gone!
He has gone away. I ann as a wander
Then the crowd will be broken up
and part will go one way and part the
other and on their homewaFd way
some shall pass the old High School
building battered and worn. And
Wesley, the Perennial, is ringing the
old bell just as in 1919, four minutes
too son.
Thus ends the Prophecy of the
Book of Josephine.
JOSEPHINE WOOD. .
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

This is to certify that the partner
ship hitherto existing between S. F.
Wall and E. S. Hutchinson, trading
and doing business as the Guilford
Table Company, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The &C
counts due the Guilford Table Com
pany are to be paid to S. F. Wall and
S. F. Wall assumes all of the out
standing obligations of the Guilford
Table Company.
This May 1, 1919.
8. F. WALL,
e. S. HUCHISON.
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LUMBER TALLY SHEETS-(Best
systxm), for sale, Soc doz.; SO for
ST 90; 100 fur $1.75. REVIEW OF
FICF.
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FUK SALE OR RENT SIGNS-5c
each; 6 for Csc. 40c doz 75c for
100 REVIEW OFFICE.
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JeWelry Store.
= - ,
NORTH CAROLINA, Guilford County
Mamie Durham VS.. Samuel Durham.
NOTICE.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the SUI
periOr Court of Guilford County by
the plaintiff to obtain an absolute di-
vOrce, and the said defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is required to
appear at the term of the Superior
Court of Guilford County to be held on
Monday, the 18th day Oh August, 1919,
at the Court House of said county in
Greensboro, North Carolina, and an
swer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This the 10Th day of May, 1919.
M. w. CANT,
Clerk Superior Court.
BRADSHAW & KOONTZ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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OUR LINE OF RINGS, BROOCHES
Lavalliers, watch bracelets, beau
ty pins, watch chains, knives, stick
pins, cuff links, fobs. Best quality
and selection. Stamey's Jewelry
Store.
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TIMBER DEEDS-For sale, 8 for
Csc; Use doz.; so for $500. REVIEW
OFFICE. ;:
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FORBIDDEN RESPASS SIGNS
For sale ON heavy cardboard. Csc
doz.; SO for SOC; 100 for Csc. RE-
VIEW OFFICE.
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES sale
Sc each; Csc doz.; 2 doz. &C.,; SO for
S1. 90. REVIEW OFFICE.
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Men Wanted with Ford Cars to sell
barometers as side line or devote
entire time w. M. Thacker, High
Point, N. c. u
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If its printing, enclosing cor en-
eraviag you can't 90 wrong by pat
ronizing the: STANLEY PRINTING
HOUSE. Phone 275 If
FINE LINE ALARM AND MAN
tie clocks at Stamey's Jewelry
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ONE PRICE AND CASH TO ALL
a child can therefore buy as cheap
from US as a grown-up. StaHey's
Jewelry Store.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
ES UNA ECONOMIA.

petr6leo). On gallon de gas
mas
seis centavos klovao La corriente prOducida
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OTRAS VENTAJAS.

los 16 acumuladores de los
funcione moo
traStOrnOS
rriente plantas pGblicas de la sa.
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SdclOIlcS coIltfdludS para cOIl 4Ale
mania.
TRATADOS' BILATERALES.
-Cada aliado y Estado asociado
puede renovar cualquier tratadO
con Alemania, hasta donde este
Ell consistencia con ell tratadO de
paz, siempre que 10 anuncie den
tro de seis meses. Los tratadOs
efectuadOs por Alemania desde
agosto ], 1914, con otros Estados
enemigos, y antes desde aquella
fecha con Russia, Rumania u otros
gObiernos que representen parte
de Russia, quedan abolidos, y las
concesiones efectuadas bajo pre-
sion por Russia a subditos alema
mes, quedan anuladas. Los aliados
y EstadOs asOciados tienen que
gOzar de los mas favOrables pri-
vilegios nacionales en- los trata-
dos verificados por Alemania V
Estados neutrales durante la
guerra.
DEUDAS ANTERIORES A
LA GUERRA.-Sera creadO un
sistema de casas de vindicaci0n
dentro de tres meses, una en- Ale
mania y una en- cada uno de los
Estados aliados asOciadOs que
adOpten el plan, para ei pago de
deudas anteriores a la guerra, in
cluyendo aquellas que emanan de
cOntratOs suspendidos por la que
IRA. Para el ajuste de los adelan-
tos de liquidation de propiedad
enemiga y ell establecimiento de
otras obligaciones, cada Estado
que participe en- clio assume su
responsabilidad para ell pago de
todas las deudas contra1das por
sus s1bditOs con subditOs enc
migOs,s exceptO ell casos de insOl-
vencia anterior la guerra por
ell deudor. Los anticipos de la ven
ta de propiedad privada del enc
migO ell cada Estado participant
te pueden ser empleados para pa
gar, las deudas contraidas con los
s1bditos de aquel Estado, EN- pa
gos directos del deudor al cree
dor, y todas las comunicaciones
relativas q elias quedan prohibi-
das. Las disputas seran entabla-
das por medic de arbitraje en-
las cortes del pals del deudor
por un tribunal de arbitraje mix
to. Cualquier aliado poder aso-
ciadO puede, no Obstante, decli-
mar su participation Ell este sis
tema, dandO con seis meses de
antelaci0n su aviso a Alemania.
PROPIEDAD ENEMIGA. =
Alemania restituira o pagara
pOr tOda la propiedad del enemi-
60 embargada damnificada por
ella, fijandose el montante de los
dailOs por un tribunal miXto Gle
arbitraje. Los aliados y Estados
asociadOs pueden liquidar Ia pro
piedad privada alemana dentro de
sus territories como compensa-
ci6n a la propiedad dc SIS snbdi-
tOs no restaurada pagada por
Alemania. Por las deudas conlrai-
das con sus stibditos por st"ditOs
alemanes' y pOr otrOs rcclamos
contra Alemania, Gsta Sc dispone
a cOmpensar dich0s stbditOs pOr
tales perdidas y entregar den
trO de seis meses todOs los dOcu-
mentos relatives a la propicdad
adquirida por sus subditos Ell los
Estados lAliados asocil ldos. To
da legis1 hcion de guerraN como Ia /
= !
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ES BUEN ANUNCIO.
COMODIDAD.
EVITA INCENDIOS.

bajo Ell incendo smpre
possible lvar qunqu6s de sito otro
Verdad edfcos estan asegurados
,qun pdas ell cierre durane cua s
compeidoes Servirdn parroQuianoS?
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(Traduccion hecha para Ell IMPARCIAL.)
(Continuaci0n.)

referente a los derechos de Ia pro
piedad del enemigO intereses, es
cOnfirmada, y tOdas las reciama-
clones hechas por Alemania con-
ira los aliados gobiernos aso-
ciados por actOs cOmetidos bajo
medidas eXcepcionales de guerra,
abandonadas.
Los cOntratOs anteriores a la
guerra entire snbditos de Alema-
MIA quedan cancelados, excepto
por deudas de cuentas va efec-
tuadas.
ACUERDOS.-Para ell traspa-
so de propiedad, cuando la pro-
piedad va ha sidO traspasada !;
arriendo de terra Y casas, contra
tos de hipotecas, empeilos ha-
llazgos, cancelaciones de minas,
contratos, con otros gobiernOs v
contratos de aseguros, Sc estable-
ceran tribunales mixtos cOmpues
tos por tres miembros, uno selec-
cionado por Alemania, uno por
los EstadOs asociados v ell tcrcero
pOr acuerdo mutuo, en- case de
desacuerdo, por ell Presidente de
Suiza. Ellos tendran Jurisdiction
sobre todas las disputas as1 como
sobre los cOntratos efectuados
antes del presente tratado de paz.
Los contratos de aseguros de
pago no Sc consideran disueltos
por la guerra aun cuando los pre-
mios no hayan sido pagados' pero
terminan a la fecha del primer
premio annual debidamente venci-
do "a los tres meses despues de la
paz. Los contratos de asegurOs de
vida pueden ser restituidos por
pagos de premios acumulados con
sus intereses, siendO las cantida-
des que debidamente esten venci-
das sObre tales contratos durante
la guerra recObradas con sus in
tereses. Los contratos marltimos
quedan disueltOs por ell rompi-
miento de la guerra, excepto cuan
do ell riesgo asegurado haya ocu-
rrido va. Cuando ell riesgO no ha-
va sido adherido, los premios pa
gados seran recobrables, de Otro
modO los premios debidos y las
sumas debidas sobre las perdidas
son recobrables. Los tratados de
re-asegurOs quedan anulados, a
menos que la invasion haya he
cho impossible para ell asegurado
encontrar otro asegurador. Cual-
quier aliado o poder asociado, por
10 tanto puede cancelar tOdos los
cOntratos en- vigor entire sus sub
ditos y una compaiila alemana de
aseguros de vida, estando la ulti-
ma obligada a entregar la pro-
porci6n de sus fondos atribuidos
a tales p6lizas.
PROPIEDAD INDUSTRIAL.
Los derechos sobre la prOpie-
dad literaria, industrial y artis-
tica, quedan re-establecidos. Las
medidas especiales de guerra de
los aliados Y poderes asociados,
quedan ratiticadas, y los dere-
chOs reservados para imponer
condiciOnes sobre el uso de paten-
tes alemanas y derechos de pro-
piedad, cuandO sean ell interes
pdblico. Excepto Ell cuanto a Es-
tados UnidOs y Alemania, las Ii
cencias expedidas antes de la
guerra, y ell derecho a demandar
por infracciones cometidas duran
tie la guerra, quedan canceladas.
(COntinuara.)
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DELCO-LIGHT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
los COMERCIANTES.

vender los c6mercantes se
metos
para areciar coso antes de nvertr u
hecho de haber
planas M puee citarse una pue-
ba utildad de panta eecca
DELCoIIGHT serdn las venaas les ndueron COM
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Banco Territorial y Agrlcola de Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA

de las 1877 culas hpotccaras de la NOVENA
este Banco han de ell 81 de Mayo de 1919 las
cuales devegaran mas neses dede segn
ceebrado por Conseo de Administration p1a
da del corriente e
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Sccci6n VII.

ADUANAS.-Por un periodic
de seis meses, Alemania no impOn
dra tarifas arancelarias mas al
tas que las memories en- vigor Ell
1914, y por ciertos productos
agrfcolas, tales como vinos, acei-
tes vegetables, seda artificial, y
lana lavable limpiable, perma-
neciendo esta restriction por dos
amos v medic mas. Por cinco
a7os, a menos que Sc extienda a
mas por la Liga de las NaciOnes,
Alemania debe dar el mas favO-
rable tratamiento naciOnal a los
aliados y poderes asociados. Ella
no impondra tarifas aduaneras
por cincO aiiOs a las mercanclas
cuyo origen sea de Alsacia-LOre-
ma, y por tres amos a las mercan-
clas que procedan de los dltimos
territories alemanes cedidas Po
lonia, con ell derecho de observar
una exception semejante con res
pecto al Luxemburgo.
EMBARQUES. = Los buques
de los aliados y poderes asocia-
dos, por cinco aflOs y mas, bajo
la condici0n de reciprocidad, a
menos que la Liga de las Nacio-
nes de otro modo 10 decidan, go
zaran los mismos derechos en- les
puertos alemanes, que los vapores
alemanes, y tendran los mejores
tratamientos nacionales en- GUAM
to a la pesca, trafico costancrO, y
I.elnolque, adn en- aguas terrific
riales. Los buques de un pals que
no posea costa martina pueden
ser registrados en- cualquier sitio
dentrO de su territOriO.
COMPETENCIA INJUSTA.-
Alemania Sc determine a ofrecer
seguridad> adecuada los nego-
clos de los aliados Y poderes aso
ciados contra la competencia in
justa, y Ell particular a suprimir
ell uso de falsas envolturas y mar
cas, Y con respecto a la recipro-
cidad, a respetar las leyes y desi-
clones judiciales de los aliados y
Estados asociados en- cuantO a las
apelaciones regionales sobre vinOs
y licores espirituosos.
TRATAMIENTO A SUBDI-
TOS.-Alemania no impOndra
.ontribuciOnes restricciOnes eX-
cepcionales a los sGbditOs de los
aliados Y Estados asociadOs pOr
un periodic de cinco aiios y, me-
nos que la Liga de las NaciOnes
lctue por cinco amos adicionales,
1 la soberanfa alemana no podra
continuar sujeta una persona
que haya optado por la ciudada-
MIA de un EstadO aliado o asocia-
do.
CONVENCIONES MULTILA-
FERALES.-Como cuarente con-
yenciones multilaterales quedan
renovadas entire Alemania Y los
aliados Y poderes asociados, pero
aondiciones especiales quedan ad-
heridas a la readmisi0n de Ale
mania a algunas de elias. Refe-
rente a las cOnvenciones postal y
telegrafica, Alemania no debe re-
husar contraer acuerdOs reclprO-
cos con los nuevOs Estados. Ella
debe acceder, con respectO a la
convenci0n radiotelegrafica, a las
rcglas plovisionales que lie seran
comunicadas, V a adherirse a la
nueya convention, cuandO sc for
mule. En- las pesquerfas del mar
del Norte, v ell la convention del
trafico de licores, seran ejercidOs
los derechos de inspection V poll
cia sobre los botes pesqueros aso-
ciados, por 10 menos durante Gin
co aiiOs, por buques de estOs pode-
res. Con respecto la mission in
ternaciOnal de ferrOcarriles ella
Sc adherira a la nueya cOnven-
ci6n que sc formule. China, en-
cuanto a las disposiciones de 1905
sObre las tarifas aduaneras chi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
LAS VEGAS DE CAGUAS",

cOnsecuenca de la falta de anlIas para los abacos
Martin Lasa de las vegas de Caguas-que Sc recbiran
de momento 0tro-se estan sirviendo aquc,los con
las que Devan pOr titulo "SelectO."
Supicam0s a nuestrOs clientes que no dispenser no
p0der atender enseguida, deseamOs sus cartas
6rdenes por impossible despacharos con la premu
ra necesaria
s. MARTIN LASA. @~-
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
SENATE COMMITTEE DETERMINES
 ON PEACE TREATY RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-(H9-The senate foreign relations committee planning adopt resolution calling for the complete reformation of the peace treaty including many of the heretofore debated reservations It expected that the committee will report the regarding the treaty tonight.
 PARIS, Sept. 4.(P)-M Paul Misral, leader of the minority socialists in the French chamber of deputies today announced to the chamber that his party opposed the lcatlon of the peace treaty The minority socialists mand about hirtylWe votes which, their leader says will be cast against treaty ratification
 WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-(HJ-It announced to- night from the committee of the foreign rela tons committee, that that body had adopted four reserva- ons to the peace treaty The first provides that America
 may decline to assume any territorial obligations without resolution o1 congress; the second that the United States shall be the sole interpreter of the Monroe Doctrne the third that this country shall determine her own domestic al fairs without league intervention and the fourth the Amer can right to withdraw from the league Since these reserva tons have been determined upon is tho that the treaty Will be presented to the senate early week.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-(A9-1hc reservations in corporated in the senate foreign relations committees reso- ton providing for the conditional ratification of the peace treaty provide that the reservations be accepted by the governments o three of the four great allied powers It is understood here tonight that minority report is to be submitted to the senate within three days after the treaty is submitted in its form. The treaty as it now goes to the senate includes about forty amendments
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
KIEV FALLS BEFORE DENEKlNE::
 B0LS ARE RETIRING ELSEWHERE

LONDON. Sept. A. (9 That the loyal Russian forces had made the capture of the important city and for of kiev in the Ukraine the information received here this morning. and the statement confirmed in des- patches received and made public by the British office tonight This that practically all of the Ukraine well Poland have been freed from the boslevik It is expected that General Denekne will continue his ad- vance northward Two days of heavy fighting the part of the Deekne forces necessary before the inner de lenses of kiev taken but the deenses in the suburbs fell yesterday, according to reports received here
 CONSTANTINOPI,E Sept. 4-H9 Information re- ceived here to the effect that the bosevki forces have evacuated the town of Yekaternosav in East Russia But before they evacuated the place they executed OOO persons in cold blood according the report
 CONS'TANTINOPI,t, Sept. 4-H)--A physician ar irving here from the of the bOshevik massacres Russia reports the most horrible butchery mmagnabe He says that the bos literally beat their victims death in stead of killing them they had to murder in humane hammers being used with which crush their skulls while many found with their ribs caved in and limbs broken, ill addition to other body mutlations
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
CULPABLE AND
 DON'T DENY IT

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 4.-R)- On the stand today before the con- gressional committee which is invest igating the spruce scandal General Disque who was in charge of the governments spruce production for ces in the northwest during the war, assumed full responsibility for the ex, penditure of government money in constructing logging railroads on the Olympic peninsula. He said he first tried to get the ChicagO-Milwaukee railroad to build the necessary branch Hines but that he persuaded the government to do so when the rail- road officials refused. He further said that Ryan, did not participate in any of the negotiations. Immedi. ately following Disque, Guy Gabriel son, the chief investigator for the congressional committee, testified tha. DisQue has been receiving salary oi $3O,OOO annually as president of a lumber company in which Ryan is interested.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
HALLOWELL AND PARTY WILL 60
 TO CHATANIKA

Accompanied by Mayor Wilbur, J. w. Hallwell, first assistant to Secre- tary Lane. Colonel Mears and Dr. Alfred H. Brooks yesterday visited the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines building, some of the farms on the Ester road, includ- ing the government experimental station, and from there went out to Ester creek where they were shown several mines. This trip consumed practically the entire day.
 Today the party, to which will be added Senator and Mrs. Heckman, will go on the Panama Valley railroad to Chatanika. This will give them chance to look over that part of the 1anana Valley. From Chahtanika Mrs. IIeckman will return to town by train while the remainder of the party will tour some of the creeks, looking over some of the placer mines and probably visit the dredging operations on Fairbanks creek.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
HEARINGS HELD
 BEFORE NOTARY

The taking of testimony by James Wickersham's attorney in the con- tested election case for the Alaska delegates election of 1918 was con- pleted last night before H. T. Ray. as notary public. Only two witnesses were examined.
 Durwood M. Hooker testified that he was member of the local signal corps detachment at that time and that he voted in the election. He stated that he had been resident of Fairbanks for almost four years at the time the election was held. That he lived in his own residence at that time.
 John E. Pegues was also examined. His testimony was substantially the same as that of MT. Hooker, except that he stated that he re-enlisted from Fairbanks in 1915 and has lived with his family here since 1914. Nor ten E. Stevens represented the con- testant and John A. Clark appeared for Delegate Grigsby.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
W0MAN'S BODY DISCOVERED IN
 WELLS DEPTHS

ANCHORAGE. Ala, Sept. 4.-(R- The body of Margaret Lavor, the woman of the underworld who has been missing since August 25 and who is now known to have been murdered, was found in an abandoned well on unoccupied premises here this after noon. The well had been searched before but it now seems that the body was hidden beneath a false bot tom made of rubbish and was over. looked in the former nasty search. The action of the dogs who accom- panied the seachers in running to the well and whining around it's mouth, led to the discovery.
 Dempsy, the man who shot Marshal Ike Evans, who has since died, as he was being arrested, is believed to have committed the crime. It is also believed that he had an ac- complice all evidence uncovered to date pointing to that fact. It is also believed to be a fact that the murder was committed fully seven blocks from where the remains were found and the body carried to the place.