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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18

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FIFTH AVENUE At 81. STREET
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Values
Sale of Negligees
Much Belo,U Regular Prices
Negligees and Matinees
Formerly 1000 9.75
Included tufed silk robes and short matinees
Breakfast Coats and Negligees
Formerly 5000 1915
Iafeta Breakfast Coats simple Kimonos of crepe
de chine and meteor
BOudOir and Tea Gowns
Formerly 5000 $3.50
Very handsome tea gowns of various materials in
combination with rich laces.
Dinner Negligees
Formerly 1900 to 1880 1900
Exclusive Bonwit Teller & Co. neglsees of rich
velvets in various colorngs and in chiffon
Sale of Petticoats
Much Below Regular Prices
Tailored Petticoats
Formerly 700 to 1915 5.95
Various styles Of tafea satin and silk Jersey for
with tailored costumes
Dressy Petticoats
Formerly 1850 to $500 14.75
Imported pettcoats Of chiffon and soft ribbon,
hand-emb d habutai silk and novelty chiffon effects
Sale of Blouses
Much Belo,U Regular Prices
Formerly 1850 $50
In rose. pink flesh, maize and white with various
Tricolette Blouses
Formerly 1850 lO.OU
Slp-over models in high shades and dark colorngs
solid colors tracery patterns and wool embroidery
Embroidered Organize BIouses
Formerly 1850 1850
Blouse and overblouse styles. with short sleeves
White with flesh, copen tan embroidered dots
High Color Novelty Blouses
Formerly 1850 to $500 1900
Included blouses of all-over BRAID tafets in
high colors; georgee in blouse and sip-over styles.
Some beaded. some embroidered
Sale of Hosiery
Medium Weight Silk Hose
Three Pairs 5.75 The Pair 1875
In black cordovan only. Reinforced Isle gar
ter tops and soes.
Superfine Silk Hose
Three Pairs 500 The Pair
Tax Per Pair .O8 Z.IO
In black, white or cordovan Reinforced Isle or
all silk garter tops
Sheer Black Silk Hose
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18

ESSEN, April II (By The Associated
Press).-The deputy burgomaster Of
Essen said to-day the Reichswehr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

.-tgom duploN With sleeping p9rch
"a % 'S"om bungalow with sleeping porch
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GOOD SUMMER
BARGAINS

Hildale lots, shade. good soil.
Asicst terms. $3.50 and up. Mead
owvalo, a pretty addition on the
north side. easy terms, s325 and up.
one half acre tracts, smooth and
good soil. 500 down. SIS per
month. Prices $3.50 to $1,000, very
close In.
one acre. two blocks from Sand
Springs car line at Glenn station, "A
good frame house with five rooms,
good well. fruit and shade. barn,
good soil. fencing, chicken houses,
A bargain at $4,000; can accept
Sl,500 down, balance arranged In
good terms.
Three and -fourths acres with
good room house, well and barr.
one ana ono-half mile from city
limits, $1,000 down; price $4,000.
Three acres, two blocks from Ter.
race DriCe, ready to suh-divide, has
fruit shade and "A good well and
small improvements, some terms;
$1,000.
Fifteen acres Joining Barnsdall lease
near Turley win sell as whole or
subdivide In acre tracts. VIII make
II 80 easy 10 own a homo of your
own that you can't afford not to
buy. See us for price and terms.
room, two-story modern house.
not new, but close In and In fine
location, small buildin~ on rear
rented for store. price $500, good
terms can be made. This property
is on the south side near school and
car line.
Eight-room frame house, corner lot,
barn and garage. well, shade and
fruit. $500 cash and $50 per
month, price $4,000, This is less
than the cost to build such a house
now.
SiX-room, two-story modern close
in, high location garage, basement,
cement driveway, fireplace, near car
line and school $4,000 cash, bal
anco arranged; price $500 This
property viii hear inspection and is
better than anything else we have
70 offer at the price.
Ten rooms very close In, suitable
for rOOming house, newly decorated,
newly painted modern. $4,000 cash
win handle. TIA place viii pay It.
self out II properly managed. Price
10000.
We have many good bargains IN
bungalows ana larger homes. in
vcstmcnts Of all kind. Even though
IL ls summer there are some mighty
good buys right now, Youll pay
more II you wait 60 days,
Z. q. CUNNINGHAM
Rooms 2l0-ll Palace Bldg.
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E. 1-Tooin houses Tor sale or rent
h s.',"'en West Tulsa and Red Fork
ostor "saSe 2-6i, Jacob Fell. 100 s.
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tCRENGF ron SITE

WHY SWELTER ~ TOWN. acre
ground fenced with woven wire; fine
thade: good chicken park large garden:
well water. broom house, iG cent gas not
far from paved road and interurban line,
will consder cheap car, must sell Phone
Usage 7st9
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OWNER leaving city; s room and sleeping
pOrCh, garage: new, price 80 500
features; basement combination furnace
garage, servants quarters, east front
cloec VA on south side 81 900; 81. 900 oash
TSsA-J
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fOk lhAbt . lNhhH --fhnWl mousse Moll -
fruit trees; close 10 school. 1850: $3.50
cash. 7. J. Phelan. Usage 3573
BOSTON. s.,-Close In story, Z room
real home; living room across front:
basement; cistern; garage; servants quar-
ters; o bargain at ti2.5OO; 50 900 cash T
J Phelan. Usage 1878.
WANTED to buy; home located on north
side; North Denver preferred: have
81 600 cash and want 10 hear from you
Immediately; make the best price to me
Cal! Usage 2lis now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

SOUTH SlDE-d-roJm modern residence, d,
garage on pavement, only B hlOcka from
J Tostoffice. $500. with 81. 400 cash and bal.
4 auCe easy. Usage 3A06
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
$12,5OO
]. C.. REDDIN

POS cosdcn Bldg. Phoncao-I3oO
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MNNTEn-T0 RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WANTED one or Groom unfurnished
house with garage and basement By
responsible party. Call Usage 1898
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
nNrmANGt.--NtAL ~

" .,ptent on east front lots on North
= .,is Address et7-D care World.
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,-T1TV modern house, close In Co bust
' ~. center. to exchange for Oklahoma
,.qr Phone Usage tJ2s. clyde Ions, s2i
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ioR zNTr =.

HOUSES TOR -AIt M
/ BRoApMOOR bungalow for sale hy oWnrr
,rsnagy, easy tsrms' i'2S NcrWgot,' oN" ,,i ''i
bath; all buIt.in features Phone Osare
tsss W Cedar iiog
/ a VERY desifablo modern lo-ro1m rcsi.
dence IN Colorado Syringe colo. can Do
I bought furnished or unfuruIsued. time
/ summer home Indians uf means take
notice Address 500 ~. Tcion street colo.
roado Spfugs colorado.
iRh 0NLf- Ihhdy -.rcnm hNu.'s IH..
slSe corner lot. good we'll water 81 500
i " taken at once part terms See owner
after p m 9a2 =. Nanthus
J lfiWopp. N.-Ccruor. r0oms ouN
$1,000, with small payment eau Cedar
DANDY little 5.roUm homo. Kendall.
small payment or viii accept good NCht
car az inst rsyment CelNr a.
pANpY, little kc0dal home. 5 roons.
ouly 1900 payment or Will accept "a
GOOD light car. Coi1r -
1000 CASH and it5 yer month nu}- q
room BUNGALOW ON beautiful c'7t
only ib,2bo 'all Cedar 5f7 OF uaagc
81 400 CASHls balance Ike r,nti buy
l. lovely . room aud sleepiug porch huuga.
low tn fine location; has hardwood floor.
huilt-in features gear garage Powell.
hallett Co osage lls5-s2o5
HliL CREST wnudrrtul bungalow
large rooms and breakfast room onk
lures; $1,000 below value. price $4,000.
i2boo cash. Powell Na'iett Co. Usage
PARK NIL bcautifui bunrojow5 i've
features. basement ana raraEo. pricc
$500, hest ~ terms Powell Malleu CO..
osass i7ss.s2os.
81 900 CASH. baianco iJkc rent, dandy
bargain st $500 Powell MalIctt Co.
nsage lLab-N.ob-
SEE rnIS acrcF good house sooa
SOIL well located. .mile gity limits
ANGEL 81 Robinson BIDS, phone osarc
lots rOB SALE 30
Full. si1od lots In ohio Additiont price
20 soil at once; on a corner Cor $1,000
other FOR 1900, the corner suitable t'r
small cash payment can Cedar a.
Fincannou and Small
$50 CASH. ti5 month for lot close In
iust ahead ~ iWrrovemcnta $500
~ W. r owen, COS Rohluson uIiR
EAST FRONT high level lot. shade and
fruit trees; on car line. block from
school close In; only 1880; terms f'lo
cash t25 month. W. 7. owen. iob Rob
inron BldE.
$500 CASH gets a-room modern house
close In on pavement; pavement and
sewer paid out this FOR quick sale; We
t2o50. CEDAR ~ Fincannon and Small
LOT FOR sALE-lt2i p. sixth street can
NJ small house
THREE lots l5Oxiio. one block ~ ,sr
lines. close In. these lots can bc houFh
right Ada N7-D. care world
TERRACE DRtVE-Choico south front l0f.
one block OF pavement. north of Won
ander'H residence $3.50 takes H. nv
owner Reynolds. care American Exprcsb
! s noulder street
VACANT lots Tor sale by owner, ono In
Broadmoor. In RidFewcodi IN chit
dress Heights and one In Eoryol park.
Phone OsaEe 1is
FULL size modern lot on Touth Ftrcot
near Mccoy Price f76o. only 5000 ca.h
balance so per month. Usage 1873 r. u
Epperson.
FOR SALE ny owSTR.
Lot soxit0 with ? good 7.room houses.
garage for one car. three blocks from bust.
ness good rental property; ideal apart.
ment site for particulars Phone OHare
tt6s
FOR SALE-Full size lot In 1900 block on
Trenton. rhean OFage sol
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CLOSE in, acreage south side, Maple
ridge, improved closest small tract on
south side for sale can owner. Cedar -
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BE QUICK and ret this bargain. s775 cash
and balance Of i3.625 at SIS per month
for a 5-room house. look at size Of lot
bSV2NO feet, close to car Tine. fine well [,
owner must sell: Usage 7esl. city Realty.
Investment co. Room o Nebraska Bldg. G.
h. Leslie, Manager.
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state Aren't
Red Rock. oklahoma
FARM PTEGATN

FARM BARGAIN
90 acres mile and half west Of waldron
county seat Of Scott county. Arkansas
shout 80 acres IN CIVILIZATIONS al can hr
cultivated one ~ tho best meadow in
ecott county About 10 acres In good
pasture that should raise bale Of cotton
10 acre n put in cultivation About
acres IN timberi extra vol built house
but needs little repair; several barns.
good water: school across tho road. thls
l. one OF tho hest places In Scott county.
but owner needs money Rented f9r ,hla
set7 East Seventh street Kansas city.
Mo.
$40 ACRES we'll balanced farm good I'm
provoments: - miles east ~ Tulsa. will
consider clear city property In trade. YOU
can buy this right Usage 1873 II y Ep-
person.
FoR sATF-i60 acres all fcn5cd7 about
50 acres IN cultivation; small house two
bic springs miles from SLOAN Surnga.
will take f2b per acre. Terms on 1900.
will take good Dodge or Ford touring car
a. value G. c. Wilson. Gentry, Ark, r. r.
nISsOTRi-Ii0 down 80 monthly buys
20 acres truck and poultry land near
town; southern Missouri price 1870. send
tor special bargain llHt Box iG9. Mt
Vernon, III
LAND FOR you
Some Of the best land we have ever been
able to offer IL now available. Close 20
towns. railroads, schools and churches I'm
hiohisan's fruit belt No fwAmps or
stones raise grain, fruit stock or puuIirE.
il5 to i3b an acre In tracts of 10 10 lCo
acres Small down payment easy monthly
terms, This Is your opportunity o. become
Independent. We help settlers. Write fuI
free booklet Swigaft Land Company Jl2as.
First National Bank BldF chicago l,I
FOR sALE-i20 farm near stark
CITY No. all In crops, good house good
roads and excellent crops. write or call
Floyd Hoffman. stark city. Mo. one Of
the best buys on the market today.
FOR Information about Southeast Ar
kansas write Hardy d Wells Monticello
Ark., Tor their list
=----s--e---
WANTED--REAL ESTATE 80
HAVE cash buyer for nicely furnisEed
residence home. Usage isS-. White
Realty Co, Gl7 Mayo.
WANTED or 6-room hunraI0w- state
full particulars regarding payments
etc, Address 50l-D, care world
WANT 10 buy. or room, an modern
house. have ~ 600 or 81 500 cash. and
$50 or 500 per month. Call cedar 1882
WANT TO RtY nice brick apartment
from owner, viii pay cash. 5G7-D. care
world.
Will MY ana nay cash for vacant 0f
improved Tulsa property See - A
Esiey, io7 Ho6lns9n Hldr, Oslgo %
WANTED o OF GROOM BUNGALOW, state fuII
PARTICULAR regarding payments etc. Ad-
tIsAS caro- World
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WANTED to buy from owner; s or 6-foon
bungalow, have $1,000 to $500 cssh
torhood, north side preferred. Cali usase
2It9,
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Ip..n APARTMENT. nice location; phone
Cdt" oosS' fadon Inv Co, 2l9 Security
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room furnished home. furnaro bost
r''t' no children; references required
.,-,, .,,,.n nome, Maple Ridge. every moderr
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l.YK NT-unfurnished g-room modern
srtrtment on pavement, $50 pet month.
phone Osarc 79se--l602 East KATY
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


BARGAIN south side, b-room modern
house and store on paving good loca.
ton. t5. $50. easy tetms. 59tt-J.
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HOUSES tOh kENI ~
FOR RENT-After Aug ]. b-room bunEa-
low at rs East Fourteenth, no children,
VS. per month. Phone Usage loI0-H
TWO or Z rooms In house on Third aud
Lswton either furnished or unturniHhed
newly decorated. Link .01
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ION 1N,nE-MlsCtIl ANEots l
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Hats MI AfAhI hINtN -
TFdRiA- s.. iOo3--8 room unfurnished
.partment. private bath. large front
..r'N. serccucd.in back porch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28

To get rid of worms in children
give them Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge. The little sufferer improves
at once and soon becomes healthy,
active and robust. Price. S5c. Sold
by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28

Gregoria Candeleria, the unknown
heirs of Manuel Gonzales, the I'M
known heirs of PerfeCtO Yrrisari
the unknown heirs of Conception
y. Bustimenti, the unknown hens
of Manuel Bustimenti, and all I'M
known persons claimants of inter-
est in the hereinafter described
premises adverse to the plaintiffs,
being the parties defendant in said
cause, and w. c.. Fielden and Jessie
Fielden being the plaintiffs in said
cause; that a statement of the gen.
eral objects of the action are: To
quiet title of the said plaintiffs in
and to the following described
lands and premises, tO-wit:
Beginning at the NE corner,
stake at a point on the west line of
the North Fourth Street public road
from which the IA seCtiOn-c corner
between Sections 20 and u, r. II
n, r. 3 E., n. NJ. p. NJ, bears as
follows: S. so Deg. 20 Min. e. 80
feet, n. 8 Deg. 81 Min. e. 10 feet
and N. 40 Deg. Is Min. W.1&66
feet; and running from said NE
corner n. so Deg. 20 Min, w. 3022.4
feet to a stake, thence n. 7 Deg. -
Min. f. 1913 feet to a stake, thence
n. 81 Deg. 25 Min. w. 1927 feet
to a stake at the NV corner; thence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
DOCTORS USE
CA[OTkBS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like
Ordinary Colds, Require
CalotabS, the Purified and
Refined CaIomeI Tablets
That Are NauseaIeSs, Safe
and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public
that simple colds and mild cases OF
Influenza often lead to pneumonia
and other serious complications.
They say that every cold should re-
ceive immediate attention and that
the first step in the treatment. is
to make sure that the liver is
active. For this purpose Calotabs,
the perfected. nausealess calomel
tablets are the surest, best and
most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with a
swallow Of watcr--that's all. no
salts, no nausea. and no upsetting
OF the digestion and appetite. Next
morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is
purified and refreshed and you are
feeling fine with a hearty appetite
tor breakfast. Eat what you please,
no danger.
For your protection. Calotabs
are sold only in original sealed
packages, price thirty-five cents.
All druggists recommend and guar
antee Calotabs and are authorized
to refund the price If you are not
delighted with them.-(AdvD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
4 AUTO SMASHES
REPORTED HERE
WITHIN ONE DAY

-Four automobile collisions. none
serious, were reported to police
Thursday and Wednesday, night.
None of the cases resulted in cita-
tiOns to police court.
Mrs. NJ. Mandell reported to po-
lice Wednesday night that she had
Collidcd with Austin James, deliv-
cry boy for cleaning establish
ment, who was riding a bicycle at
Fourth street and Central avenue.
The boy was not injured.
A few minutes later automobiles
driven by +. l.. Weeks and Mrs.
Mary Spargo colIided at the same
corner. Both cars were slight y
damaged. The police report of the
smash-up says that Mrs. Spargo
had the right way
Walter Cook, 51S South Arno
street, reported to police yesterday
that another car had collided with
his on West Central avenue. He got
the license number of the other car
but did not know the driver. His
car was slightly damaged.
Wednesday night the automobile
of Henry Salazar, 1422 South Third
street, collided with the Springer
trucks at Second street and Central
avenue. Salazars car was Slightly
damaged.
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feet to stake at the NV corner;
thence s, As Deg. 10 Min. w. 352
feet to a stake; thence S. rs Deg.
O5 Min. w. 96.3 feet to a stake at
the SW corner; thence S. 81 Deg.
rs Min. E. 1927 feet to a stake!
thence $. 81 Deg. IA Min. f. 1925
feet to a stake; thence n. IA Deg.
OF Min. L. 1872 feet to a stake;
thence S. so Deg. Is Min. e. 313
feet to a stake at the Sc corner;
thence n. 2 Deg. 35 Min. e. 267.S
feet to stake, thence n. 10 Deg.
4 Min. e. 1893 feet to the point
of beginning. 80.
The names of plaintiffs attorneys
are Marion and Wood whose post
office and business address is State
National Bank Building, Albuquer-
que, New Mexico
The said defendants are notified
that unless they and each of them
shall enter his and their appear
ance in said cause on or before the
9th day of December, 1920, judg-
ment will be rendered in said cause
against them and each of them by
default
NESTOR MONTOYA,
Clerk of the District Court
(SeaD By HARRY +. LEE,
Deputy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
OLD TOWN GIRLS
FINED S25 EACH
ON VAC CHARGE
Manager of Central Place
Is Under 500 Peace
Bond; Case Up This
Morning.

Two young women arrested In
Old Town at late hour Tuesday
night at the Central soft drink es-
adjustment were today fined $25
each in Justice of Peace Modesto
Ortiz's court on a vagrancy charge.
They were in Jail Tuesday night,
but following a visit paid them by
William b. Brown, manager of the
Central bar they paid their fines
and were released.
A. A. Baca, deputy sheriff, ar
rested Marian Holcomb and Vivian
Holcomb at the Central bar Tues
day night He has filed a COM
plant against William b. Brown,
charging him with assaulting an
officer while the latter was dis
charging his duties. Brown was
yesterday arrested under a 500
peace bond and will be given a
hearing at 10 o'clock this morning.
Brown threatened that he would
get his 1890 rifle and shoot me If
| insisted on making the arrest"
Deputy Sheriff Baca said yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF SUIT.

In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the State Of
New Mexico Within and for the
County of Bernalilo.
w. C. Fielder and Jessie Fielden,
his wife, Plaintiffs. VS.. Horacio
Barela, Alicia Barela, Sofia Ba-
rela, Juan Estaban Barela, Eu-
genio Barela, HOracio Carlos
Gonzales, Leonor Gonzales, Fran
cisco Montoya, Pedro COntreras,
Agustin Contreras, Felipe Con-
treras, Luis Contreras, Eolisa
Contreras, Manuel Garcia, Piedad
Garcia, Nestor Garcia, Antonio
Barela, Feliciana Barela. Piedad
Contreras, Petra Contreras, Fer
nanda Contreras, Ambrosia Con-
treras, Jose Contreras, Juan Con-
treras. MaXmiana Garcia, Con-
RADIO Gonzales, Theresa Gonzales
de Sandoval Abundia G. de BIed-
soc, Ponciano Contreras, Carlotta
Gonzales, ClOteriO Gonzales. the
unknown heirs OF Maria Gregorio
Candelaria, the unknown heirs
of Manuel Gonzales, the unknown
l.
unknown heirs of Conception d.
Bustimenti, and all unknown
persons claimants of interests in
the hereinafter described prem
ises adverse to the plaintiffs.
Notice is hereby given that a suit
has been commenced in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District
of the State of New Mexico within
and for the County of Bernalillo
against Horacio Barela, Alicia Bare
la. Sofia Barela, Juan Estab ban Ba-
rela, Eugenio Barela, Horacio Car
los Gonzales, Leonor Gonzales,
Francisco Montoya, Pedro Contreras
Agustin Contreras, Felipe Contreras,
Luis Contreras, Eloisa Contreras.
Manuel Garcia, Piedad Garcia, Mes
tor Garcia, Antonio Barela, Feliciana
Barela, Piedad Contreras, Petra
Contreras, Fernando Contreras,
Ambrosia Contreras, Jose Contrer-
as, Juan Contreras, MaXmiana Gar
cia. Conrado Gonzales. Theresa
Gonzales de Sandoval, Abundia G.
de Bledsoe, Ponciano Contreras,
Carlotta Gonzales, Cloterio Con-
gales, the unknown heirs of Maria
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
A STRIKING TESTIMONIAL
To the Value of Dr. Whingons Treatment tuberculosis

A STRIKING
To the of Treamen for
To whomI Ma Concern
/ a
to Fresno dts
E.
treatme a
said would careful for possibly
remed sent q
tratme r. THORNTON,
pamphlet
wrftng addre
THE TUBERCULOSIS HOME REMEDY CO., OF CALIFORNIA
Fresno,
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OBSERVATORY MAY BE
BUILT ON EAST SLOPE
OF SANDIA MOUNTAINS

1t is probable that a site for the
astronomical observatory which is
to he built by the Carnegie Insti-
tute has been found in the location
selected on the east side of the
Sandia mountains by Doctor Ben
iamin Boss and his assistant, DR..
c. H. Wilson, who have left for
Santa Fee after a weeks study of
ATMOSPHERIC conditions here. The
spot is we'll protected one on the
edge Of the Estancia valley, with a
clear view to the north. DR.. Boss
stated that he would visit Albu-
querQue several times during the
coming year for further observa-
tons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
WILL GIVE $1,000
TO DAY NURSERY IF
$500 is RAISED

A prominent Albuquerquean has
promised to give his check Tor
81 900 TO the Albuquerque Day Nur-
scry if the amount which they need
$500, he raised by popular sub
scriptIon by christmas. Beginning
Sunday ministers will announce
from the pulpits the drive to be
waged by the day nursey and eN-
plain its work.
The appeal will be for Volun-
tary funds only, and has been de-
ferred in order not to conflict with
the drive of st. Anthony's orphan
age A check was sent yesterday to
the day nursery by the Misses
upon the occasion of Miss
Helen Grunsfeld's birthday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
BELLB0YS AND BOOMER
BATTLE; THREE FINED

Jose Aragon and George Brown,
hcllboys at the Combs hotel. and
Elliott Fulton, a roomer at the
hotel were fined in police court
yesterday following a fight at the
hotel the night previous which is
said to have resulted from the
alleged attempt of Aragon to
charge $S for a pint of whisky.
Fulton said he wanted to pay
only ST for the booze.
Fulton was fined $50 on II
charge of drunkenness and the
bellbOys We're fined $50 each.