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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-28
MARKETS
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PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.
PITTSBU8G, Pa. May ia. IL
Receipts light: market steady, choice
$1,000 $50 veal calves, S15G0Il5do.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-baceipts light;
market steady; prime wethers. 81, 500
1000, good. SS.OOQ9O0, fair mixed, 800
WI75i lambs SSOOG15.0O
Hogs douhledecks, market higher (;
prime heavy hogs, S1j.00dl5.25, me
diums. S16Ood16OO; heavy Workers
Sl6OO0161O; light Workers.. S14IJp
1900; piss. S13OOGI35O; roughs. Sl1.5O
Qi225: stays. $s.O0G9O0
FAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. May T-CAT-
TLE-Receipts, 200: market slow and
butcher grades, @OOGl2OO; COWS, NOe9
cALvES-ReoeIpts 500; market active.
DC lower Gull 20 cboice $2ooal'.25. Coz
market active, steady: choice lambs.
SIs.0O6n1S5O; Gun 90 fair. $40 0OG11I3.
yesrlings, S14O0Gla5C; sheep. $6OoW
Hos5s-Receipts. 1.Goo: market active.
strong; Workers, Sl565: pigs. Sl421n
14So; mixed Sl565; heavy, SldO0ml1bo;
roughs, S11-oOG12-5o; stays. SSOoa9oo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Nay H.-HOGS- receipts.
$500. market 80 up; bulk. S1f.25G150O:
butchers. Sl4OO014HO: packing S12.7J<p
I365; lights. S1S55Il510, piss, $1lJOG
400: roughs. So fo012.15
CATTLE-Recelpt 5000, market
steady o. strong; beef ST.50U1lO0 ;
butcher stock. S7.751 Il 90: Gamers and
cutters. S4T56lIJO. stockers and feed
ers. ST.15G1S75, cows, s. 600llO0;
sHEEP[Receipts 1900; market
steady. &C up, wool lambs, sic 50G1775
ewes. S4.OOG7 %.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.
TNDIANAPOIIS May 29.-HOGS-Re-
eeipts 10000; market Zoe M, best heav-
fes. Si4 50fll4 IS. mediums and mixed,
ga BOA Il 90. common to choice, SlAeud
1900, bulk Of sales $500
CATTLE Receipts 600. market
sfaadv- steers ~ 1uff i3 20. COWS and
haffrrs 81 J0frli50
SHEEP Receipts 80. market steady
sop, S9.OOM1050
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May zI--BUTTER-Creana-
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WANTED-A few more neat ap-
pearing girls FOR counter work.
better wages and opportunities
than you can md anywhere In
the city. Come In and talk IL
over with as You'll like the
the work and the surroundings.
Apply oliver Cafeteria. oliver ho-
tel 1913 5
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DRILL PRESS hands wanted; also as
semblers and inventory man. George
Cutter Co 47e4- %
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HELP WANTED.
Male Help

WANTED-A barber. nights and Satur-
days. Apply 900 South Bend av.
4791 %
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WANTED-Young man with Office ex-
periences permanent position with good
state age. Address News-Times Box
k-92 479o- 80
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A babies white sweater; reward.
Call Harrison SPA $1,000
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WANTED-FouT raoorers- Northern In
diana Ry Co. cor. N1t-c Dame and
Division ST 1925 n
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WANTED-Men 70 learn rubber bus
mess. good chance for advancement.
international India Rubber Corp Ewing
Avenue and Vandaua Railroad Tracks
4521- IS
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Liberty bondS-S12 percent-9l- .
so: first s's-S6.30; second 4's-S6.-
90; first 4A's-s7.1O: second AZ s.
$50: third AZ 's-9O.60: fourth
4A's-s7.1O; fifth 4&'s-e6.14.
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WANTED - Competent man for paper
cutting machine and stock room: good
wages. Hibberd Pig. Co. 1851
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wANTED-TwO OFFICE BOYS.
APPLY NEWS TINES 20 W.
COLFAX AV. 12-n
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WANTED tailor. wages 81 per week.
Apply at J. J. Kruesbnrger, 216 W.
Jefferson. 1921 #
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TNDIANAPOIIS LTVF STOCK.

CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May H.-BUTIER-Crean
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Car washed day OF night at Auto
Market. jefferson at Lafayette blvd.
AT1S-31-Advt-
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WANTED-Men 70 work on farm. wages
40 cents per hour Board $3.50 per
week. y. P. Beebe. Niles, Mich. 1857 >
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HELP WANTED
F emale Help.

EXCELLENT opportunity offered. expe
rienced stenoEraphcr for purchasing
department. None but those having pre-
vious manufacturing experience and de-
string So improve their position need
apply. Apply Purchasing Agent John
son Motor Wheel Co. 9l5 = sample ST.
4Snf =
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LOST-Bunch Of keys In south part Of
city Call Main 3y99. Reward. 4T9O30
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WANTED-Men TO work on farm. wages
10 cents per hour. Board $3.50 per
week. c. A Beebe. Baroda, Mich. 1885 Is
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WANTED-N'ght cook and waiter. Apply
Washington Restab rant 4762-1
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WANTED-Man 20 opernte woodworking
machine; steady work. Wills Mfg Co.
1701 S Main ST. 466S-27
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wANTED-An around machinist Apply
South Bend Die & Tool Co, 732 W
Division St 1885, II
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Male or Female

or women 10 sell well
known electric washer Salary and
commission Apply in person. references
required. 1S2 y. Michigan ST
4792-June 26
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WANTED - Experienced truck driver !:
also all around mechanic for several
makes Of trucks South Bend Brewing
Assn. Main 80. 467S- II
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WANTBD-Man and VIE; man for farm
work, woman to do cooking. Lincoln
$3.50. 3O46- Il
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WANTED - Stock men. Apply Metro
pOlitan to soc Store. 1901 %
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WANTED-Young man for soda foun-
tain work, IS to 20 years OF age. s.
s. kresge Co. 4609-27
ka Bros, $50 5. Chaplin It. 4691-27
wANTED-First-cIas macninist The
Singer Mfg. Co. 2TJ6-tf
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
News

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Wheat dis played a firm tone today while coarse grains were off. At the finish wheat showed a net gain of ic with December S247 and March S2.42%. Corn was A to 7sc net lower; oats were %sc lower to h c higher, and provisions were un- changed ot thirty Live cents up.
 There was stronger undertone in wheat and prices averaged higher be- cause of buying of December in order to remove hedges against sales of cash grain at the gulf to exporters. Trade, however. was light and inclined to press the selling side Australian news was regarded as rather bullish while the unsettled political situation in Italy also attracted attention as that country has been q free buyer of late.
 Corn averaged lower on local and commission house selling. There was some buying on the break against the high price bids. Scattering short GOV ering was responsible for an upturn that lifted prices around the previous close. a, good deal of weekend evening up was under way toward the last on account of relative lower temperatures in the Canadian northwest.
 Oats were dull but rallied after an early decline. Packers were good buy CTS of lard and ribs and prices advanced to a new high for the week.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
Legal Advertising

NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS
 Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the Phoe- nix Union High School District of Maricoua County. Arizona. for:
 (a) Paving of the roadway of 5th street east of the center line thereof from the north line of Van Buren street north to the center line of Tay- Tor street:
 (b) Paving of the roadway of Van Byren street north of the center line thereof. from the center line of the roadway of 5th street east to the cen ter line of the roadway of 7th street:
 Co Paving of all of the roadway of 9th street from the north line of Van Buren street to a point 200 feet south of the south line of Taylor street. and the roadway of 9th street west of the center line thereof from the south line of Taylor street, south 200 feet;
 Cd) Constructing culverts. man holes bridges. gutters. tunnels. curbs, storm water ditches and drains in, and along and around the corners of, the road ways hereinabove described, of the said streets.
 Bids will be received on either or both of the following types of pave ment.
 l. Cement concrete six (6)' inches thick as specifications No. 30 "A" of the OI GHO6ulA.
 2. A two-inch bitulithfc surface on a four inch cement-concrete base as per specifications No. 20-BB of the City of Phoenix.
 All the above work to be done in ac- cord with the plans as prepared and approved and also as per specifications Nos 19, q. 9, 24 and 2S of the city of Phoenix.
 Said plans and specifications are on file with the city engineer of said city.
 All bids must be in the hande of the clerk of the Board of Education in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, Sep tember 18th, 1920 at eight p. m. Each bid must be accompanied by a certi- fled check equal to per cent of the amount of the bid made payable to the Clerk of said Board O. Education Said check to be forfeited to the said Board of Education if the successful bidder refuses to enter into a contract and furnish bond as required by the said Board of Education within 10 days after awarding the contract to h I'm. surety company bond satisfactory to the Board. equal to 33 1-3 per cent of the amount of the contract The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Dated this 9th day of September. 1920.
 Board of Education. Phoenix Union High School District. of Maricopa County, Phoenix. Arizona.
 By B. r. McFall.
 President A. A. BATES, Acting clork.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

lower; range cattle strong to 25c higher; stockers 25c higher; good feed CTS 25 to soc higher.
 Hogs-2400; market mostly 10 to 15c higher than yesterdays average. Top, Sl6.85: bulk light and butchers. S15.S5 fbl6-15; bulk packing sows, $14.65 e 15.o0; pigs strong.
 Sheep-1500; compared with week ago fat and feeding lambs and year lings 25c to soc higher; fat ewes steady to weaker; culIs and feeding ewes strong to higher
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Sept. 11-Cattle- 400; market for week: Beef steers steady to 40c higher; best she stock steady; other classes and canners weak to soc lower; stockers and feeders steady to soc higher.
 Hogs-500 uneven. 15c to 25c higher; mixed advancing most. Top, $16.50; bull light and medium, $164O@ 16.50 1; heavy. $15.75 6 16.OO.
 Sheep-2,000: bulk receipts today feeding lambs, market for week sheep mostly Csc lower; fat lambs soc to Csc higher; feeding lambs steady to 25c higher.
 Denver
 DENVER. Sept 1f-Catde-700; market steady. Beef steers S12G13; cows and heifers, $7@9; stockers and feeders, s7.50@1O25: calves. $9n13.
 Hogs-100; market steady.
 Sheep-600; market steady. Lambs, s13@13.50; cows, s6.0006.25; feeder lambs. S12.00012.75.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
Figuring Yield or Premium Bond:

A premium bond is one purchased for more than it's face value. The greater the purchase price, the lower will be the yield to the investor. The following example will illustrate a practical way to figure yield on premium bond:
 Suppose you buy $1,000 bond for 1,061.80 or at premium of $618O. The bond, we will say, is a ten-year 69o bond. The interest will amount to S60 year or $500 fer ten years.
 However, when the bond is redeemed or paid off" you get only $1,0OO or $61.80 less than what you paid for it. This is an average loss of S618 year Subtracting this amount from years in- terest and we have an average net income of S53.82 a year. This amount is about 5.19o of the amount of your investment, $1,061.80.
 Here is good practical rule-of-t thumb that will serve all ordinary purposes: find the yearly income from your invest
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Financiall- during todays brief trading period on the further weakness of foreign ex- change and lack of constructive devel- opments.
 Oils, steels, equipments. investment rails, shippings and motors were the center of bearish activity at extreme reaction of one to three points.
 Mexican and Pan American petrol eums, Houston oil. Bethlehem, Crucible, Vanadium and United States steels, Baldwin Locomotive. Studebaker. Cana dian and Southern Pacific. Reading and American International corporation rep resented the more reactionary issues Sales amounted to 225, ,000 shares
 The reaction in exchange forced the British rate below $50 the lowest quo tation for demand bills since the early part of last March. French, Italian, Belgium and German remittances also broke sharply.
 The clearing house statement was favorable, actual loans and discounts showing a substantial contraction with a, very moderate decrease of excess re- serves.
 Bonds reacted with stocks, most do- mestic issues, including Liberties. los ing ground. An exception was again provided by the new French Issue which increased it's premium to Is per cent. Total sales par value aggregated S4150000. Old United States four s gained 14 per cent on call during the week
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
PRODuCE

CHICAGO, Sept. 11-Potatoes; re- ceipts 89 cars; market steady; Jersey cobbIers. $2.9O@3.0o; giant $2.5O@2 2.6O; Minnesota early Ohios $2.25@2.40; Wisconsin bliss triumphs, $40; early rose, -$2.20; Idaho rurals. $3000310.
 Butter weak: creamery 44056c. Eggs unsettled. receipts 10,553 cases; firsts. 51X52c; standards, 51 11Ac; ordin- ary firsts, 45x47c; at mark, cases in cluded, 48m4912c. Storage packed firsts. 5312 @54c. Poultry, alive, un- changed
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
LIVESTOCK
Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 11-(U S. Bureau of Markets) s)-Cattle-1100; compared with week ago. Good and choice steers and yearlings. 25 to soc higher; all weights topping at 18c; common and medium grades uneven but aver age about steady; spots soc higher; canners and cutters steady to strong; bulls strong to 25c higher; choice veal calves held uniformly steady to trade: medium and heavy calves soc to s1
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 11-Liberty bonds closed: 315s, s90.O0; first Is, SS5.42; second 4s. unquoted; first 414s, $s5.70: second 4Hs. $S5.O6: third A., SsS.46; fourth 4As. SS5.24: Victory, 3a4 s.
 $95.42; Victory, 434s, S95.48. ~
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Sept. 11-Prime mer- cantile paper unchanged. Exchange weak. Sterling demand $3.4914 i; cables, $350
 New York exchange on Montreal, 9 15-16 per cent discount
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
WEEKLY REVIEW

NEW YORK. Sept 11.-Conspicuous features of an otherwise unimportant and uncertain week in the financial markets were furnished by the success full issue of the new French government loan and steady decline of foreign ex- change, particularly sterling.
 These seemingly paradoxical develop ments were accompanied by extensive imports of gold, most of which doubt less is to be applied to the payment by France of her half of the Anglo French war Notation, which natures October 15.
 The ready acceptance of the French underwriting removed all doubt in the minds of financial interests that a turn for the better had come, not only in the responsive attitude of investors, but also in the genearl credit situation.
 Time money held at E to nine per- cent. Coppers benefited moderately by the retention of existing dividends
 Authoritative reviews of general trade conditions referred to more hopeful feeling in many lines of trade, based on assurances of abundant crops. Advices from purely manufacturing centers, however, were of a less optim- istic character.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

ment by subtracting from the total amount of interest paid during the life of the bond the difference between the face value and the purchase price. Divide this amount by the number of years the bond has to run and find what per cent. this is of the amount of your investment.
 Bond men often speak of the basis" of bond This means practically the same thing as the yield For example, this 69o bond would be quoted to sell on a 5@o "basis."
 Well selected bonds are the ideal in- vesiment for the man with his hundreds and the man with his millions Both re- ceive the same security of principal, the same rate of return, the same freedom from liability and the same protection |.
 Don't let unfamiliarity with invest ment terms keep you from this profitable field of investment. The cooperation of good bond house will make investing easy and safe.
 hent matters, will find excellent, in book entitled Elementary Principles n request Write for it-today.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
BUSINESS CHANGES

A GOOD business grocery for sale; well stocked, invoice $500, now for .ash $750. Do not call if you don't mean business; two good living rooms. 100 s. Seventh Ave. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
A Business Buy

Two story brick of Al construction, and a good income investment, on East Washington street. Part of ground floor is not tied up with lease. Ideal Tor person looking for business location.
 Terms given if necessary.
 Also a corner business lot on North First street, splendid location for store or apartment building.
 have two thousand dollars to loan on good security.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Sept. 11-Cotton fut- ures closed easy. October S28.50; De- cenaber, $25.80; January, $2455; March, $23.75; May $2330.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
cOpPERs

COPPERS
 Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton & Co.'s Leased Wire. Hotel Adams -uilding. 119 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 11-Cotton closed easy at net decline of B to 98 points
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

An opportunity that will attract he promoters or
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

Tracts "A, "B" and ID" belong to us and tract "C" contains produc- ing wells.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
J. H. Kinney
a5 F. Adams St.


 FOR SALE = General merchandise store doing over $40,O00 a year busi- ness; fine climate year around, and an exceptional money making oppor- tunity; postoffice in store; land and buildings and fixtures $5.000 stock at inventory. No trades or agents. Ad- dress E. K. Butcher. Skull Valley, Ari- zOna- bl
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

yo u 10 learn more about investment matters excellent youo on request. wrnef
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
FOR SALE

wire fencing one roll se.iueh WOVEN wire
ienrins i've iuiis used barb wire NE rolls
used smooth wire, ave bot water tfuta 30.
xAilnn used chicken alrr. 800 ttssl fence
posts. Z. feet, % codar fence opsts effect
20 redar fence posts. ~ feet Ten steel Has
poles faur bath tabs nine wash basins
three barrels radiator pipe r%ollars one used
laundy stpNc. tNo sheet iron stoves one
10 gallnm huttlHa one small duplex steam
pump. Nx2N3.ineh tGHrduef1 wnter foun.
tain. one 2.inch Aaflier strainrr one 2
inch pop safety valve one road drag one
hsnd spray and iauk with whreisi one seed
drilli one rear automobile aals une disc
harrow me ditch digger unu right hand
stirring pillow one small right hand pillow one
road pioa ous double shovel pillow one weed
cutter one est iron kettle. ono 90 tooth
feetlun hafFaw onr 25-ioott section harrow
one hose cart Tor garden hose one pressure
cocker one hand refefnt iulNers nnN cement
machine for muiiHE cement ullng one chime
.eeam whistle brsEs scrap one bell scrap
lumher.
Bids must he submitted in writing 10 cover
any or all ~ Tho properly listed above aud
sales viii be made when satisfactory bids
are received. Thr ueiversiiy reserves the
riFht 20 reject any or al bids. Persons tn.
terested can zee ANY ~ this property by AZ.
p~lieation 10 the University Omee Phone
$50.
June oto-fi-I2i4i5.id.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
NoaICE TO BUILDERS OF FIRE
APPARATUS

Bids will be- received ~ the once ~ she
city Manager city OF Albuquerque, New
NcNlro. uutii 3 D. m, jane auth. 1920. Tor
iurnishinE the cry uf Albuquerque with the
f~utluWim
One %. foot Aerial TRUCK with io5.
horsepower 0.cyiinder muTor fully Equip
ped aud with one ladder pipe with 90.
foot lead Of 1.ihrh hose. tno-wny Siam-
ESQ connection one az inch tip. "a
inch sip. tM.inch tp. and four Pom.
pics Ladders. and ont praoger pzg gru
Helmet.
ono Chemical Engine Is Horsepower
teylinder motor equipped with two ~.
gallon tanks. feur Bahcock aaud rxtin-
ggishert ore i2-fo0i roof ladder. nne
2n.font extension ladder aud 500 iect Of
inch chemical hose.
Manufacturer viii furnish complete spec.
ihca'iuus ~ their apparatus.
Payment Will be ma6e - per cent 81 pur.
chase price on delivery and acceptance o.
equipment. - per crut one year Thereafter
2h per cent iva years thereafter; 20 per cent
three years thereafter Certified checks
amountius e. Q per cent will be- required with
80 bids
The CITY reserves tho right 10 reject amy
tud lll bids aud to accept any part 20 any
bid. JAMES y. GtADDiNG.
City Manager.
Iuna g. lH.fNIQ ..g.gu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Blancett Execution
Date to Be Fixed on
Friday or Saturday

SARTA re. y. NJ. June 0.-Date
Tor the execution OF Eibert W. Riah-
cett will not he fixed by the New
Mexico supreme Court until the re-
turn to santa Pc Of his counsel. a
n Hcnchnn, on Friday or saturday.
THE mandate from the United Slater
Supreme Court. Diminishing the APP
peal has been received. but this court
desires TO have counsci for defendant
present when he date for the hang
ms Is set II musts DE within 20 aud
not 10 exceed 20 days.
An unconditional pardon has been
issued hy Governor LarrRxoia "a
Gcnerno Hnypy. 10 santa Fc. Hovcy
wna cvunvicted of burglary IN Au-
gust, 1919 and sentenced to serve not
more b three years Il IL said IN
thc pardon that the prisoner Is def
Client mentally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
People You
Know

Radiator repairing. oeicirs Aaeo On
Aisa Louiae Bell. who has Just been
graduated from sthe University %
Texas H. 90 arrive here from Austin
in q few days 10 spend The summer
with her PARENTS. Mr.. and Mns o. L..
Bell. eo3 saith Third street.
" y Beatty. sAiesmaB Tor the
a.. &. Tire company HAS returned
from a tx wupfa' trim. visiting the
company's factories IN tho east.
AR. and Mrs. y. ,. Strumqulat aud
NJ md Mrs Robert GALES and son
viii leave this evening hy automobile
for iiouidcr. Colcmd0. to attend tho
graduation ~ RALPH Hil from the
DniyerHity ~ Colorado.
Miss Harriet Touker OF East Las
Nefas q the guest u Miss Betty
Morrissette
George =, novnes has returned
from q business tim 10 Gallup.
Miss Annie Ice fancnn. a graduate
student 40 the state University, left
yesterday for her home at oxford.
Miss. Mi-r Duncan was u fellow IN biz
ology. % has e fellowship Tor next
Ncnr in the University or Wisconsin
where she Will take n maaters derree.
Mrs y. R~ittenhOuae and children
have returned from % short visit 70 tho
Gland canyon ard Wireiow. Ariz
Mias Lucille Wharton. a University
student, VIII return tonight to her
home IN T%ucuhrcafL
pr. w a. Hope returned yesterday.
from d trip 60 iaguna.
r. -. sirk ~ Denver. who was hero
visiting FOR several days. left Tor his
home YESTERDAY.
j. D. Heuney. sohta Fe yard master.
has returned from "a trip ~ Buffalo.
y. " where he was called by the
death Of hls mother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
First Train From
Here Since Flood
Reaches San Marcial

The first train 10 reach san Marciai
since the flood was train No. 500
which left ~Aibuqurrquc this morning.
Although mo word had been received
concerning the irack south OF San
Murcial this morning. 10 n believed
hy ward officials OF the road that 'ho
service between here and ri Fnso Will
he back TO normal by tomorrow or
Friday.
Passengers Tor ~ Paso should not
take the morning train for "a Mar
Cigl but Che night train which goes
over the cut OF by way of Vaughn.
when service can be resumed TO
Magdalcna is not known, this town
still being Isolated.