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VICTORY MOTOR can Co

VICTORY MOTOR CAR CO.
1881 Fourth Ave.
Must make room for new cars. We
have a few used cars that are In
a No. l condition, good tires. and
paint good on all OF them
Look over the list below and pick
out the car you would like TO sec.
just call Us on the phone. and We
will send the car out TO your
house.
1918 oldsmobile; has good tires. and
looks like new.
1918 Liberty chumfny roadster. A
bargain. Better get In on this one.
1918 7-passenRor Mitcheli has good
tires, and in fine running condi-
ton.
1917 Winton chummy roadster. some
car. and looks almost new; good
tires.
We have many more not listed. The
prices have all been cut to TT your
pocketbOok. Come In and see for
yourself.
TERMS If DESIRED
Call Elliott 1854
VICTORY MOTOR CAR co.
Seattle. Wash
/ HAVE A 1918 LIBERTY CIuM-
my roadster. Must sell at once
This car In In a No. 1 running
condition. all good tires. and looks
like new. win demonstrate. Call
Itainler-Grand Hotel and ask for
Mr.. Davis. room bIs. II not there,
leave your number.
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DEATHS

Thurston, Joseph b. 81. 1883 w. 5sth
Gordon, Warren j.. 81. ss2i Whitman
ave.
Pryor Peachy Ciimor. 81. 1525 s7th
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4 FOR s.IE--auroMon,LEs

UNITED MOTORS CO.
iss0se9 iioiieNuo
Between Pike and Pine
THE HOME or THE
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STOCKS AND BONDS

Will Buy LIBERTY BONDS
WILL BELL
9 Pan Motor.
~ King Airship.
f7s Simplex Auto Wheeh
900 Bsneon Coal.
$40 Universal High Power.
500 fothert Process steel
$50 western Smelling a Power.
Also oil aud mining stocks.
MAX WfNkLek
sft Union I'D. Elliott $40.
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EASY TERMS
Visit our salesroom. 1924 r. Pike st.
and let US explain the many rea-
sons you should buy now and
save money.
We have many others from which
10 select.
We will consider your car an first
payment
DS-LfvENGOOD MOTOR co.
Distributors and Retailers
GARDNER LIGHT FOUR
1904 L. Pike 81 East 100.
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$500 DOWN

/ brand new Oakland 5-pasrcnger
only costs fi.s2s: And IT, the
safe and buy a new car with a
factory guarantee Only 400. and
terms Of IL month";. Price guar
antsed until May. 1921.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age.
Roberts. Talbert Thomas, Seattle. Is
Tracy. Maybell Marion. Seattle. ~
Seymour. Walter A. Bremen
ton INSTRUMENTATION. Legal
Howard. Claire b. Seattle Illegal
Lundy. George C.. Auburn as
Joyce. Mrs. u. A. Seattle .---.--4s
Hines. Robert W.. Seattle 49, Legal
Knapp, Grace E.. Seattle Legal
Butler. Fred O.. Cashmere ... 81
Hathaway. Josephine Church
ward. Seattle 10
Crymes. Clarke. Edmonds ..si
Anderson. Dorothy. Edmonds ---.18
Tanska. Torao. Seattle .-ss
ronetani. Rem. Seattle .--------.<h
Lane. Joseph Il Seattle .-->.-.s
Kerkow, Emma c.. Seattle -----..21
Buzard, Alfred J.. Medina ..--23
Moore, NJ. Edna. Seattle ...--..1s
Ballard, Guy Raymond. Redmond.c3
Huss. Ruth Louise. Eilensburg lis
Miller. Harry j.. Darlington --...4s
Wood. Frances. Seattle .--.-..45
Lembo. Liberto. Seattle $3.50. Legal
Bodice. Rose. Seattle ..-.... Legal
Wilson. Frank Lawrence. Sc
Ritter, Cora Eta. Seattle 80. Legal
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Queen Annc--S roomA basement.
furuac". large corner lot. view,
lawn and ehrubbery; $3.50. with
800 cash. balance t46 per month.
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EXCLUSIVE sTrDEBAKER
AGENCY

AGENCY
Records such as these
count most when you're
considering USED CAR
value. Arei MorKeuEon
drove his. Big Six Stude-
baker $500 miles. or
AGO trips, bctVeen se-
attic and Everett. Car
ricd 1880 passengers
1000 miles on tirca
Motor crank case had
never been off. cheap
est operated stage on run
TODAY WE ARE Of
FERING the same kind
or Studebaker, only
driven about 1000 miles,
with almost new cord
tires OF EN-. a special
De Luxe top and a fresh
coat Of Brewrter green
paint Mr.. Palmer owned
this car. and turned u in
for n 1921 model OF the
same make. So new IL
does not even suggest
USED car in appearance.
We Will accept your car
az first payment. the ball
hnce arranged TO suit
your convenience.
Stop and shop at
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
Kelly Springfield Bldg.
ffth at Pine. East 9sI
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A REAL BARGAIN
81 FOR sALE---wATERFRONT
PROPERTY

10 ACRES WATER FRONT
ON HARBOR
On county road; close 10 school, +.
O. and neighbors: land level L;
abundance of clans. crabs, fish
and ducks Strawberries, logan
berries and chickens will make
you independent here. $500; easy
terms. al y Second ave. s.
CHOICE WATERFRONT ACRES
Near Des Moines, $1,000. easy terms
ROBERT MALTBy CO. 1905 ard ave
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rutei Buildlng. second and Pine
Queen Anne--s rooms basement.
furnace large corner lot view.
lawn and ehrubbery. 1890. with
1900 cash. balance tts per month
scth ava M rooms basement.
laundry, corner lot. garage. a
practically new bungalow. $500.
with i2s0 cash. balance t5s per
month.
stst ave. So rooms. furnae~. base
ment laundry. garage. chicken
riea, lot STn.00. 81 500, with $3.50
cash, balance $50 per month.
18th ave. So rooms. modern: q
Eood house. In need of some In
terror deGorationn but look at the
price l,aoo. with $40 cash. bal
anee iis per month.
Meridian sve.-b rooms. modern,
newly renovated esterioriy and
interioriy. large lot, fruit and ber-
rioa; ta,pSo. with $500 cash. bal
anee $50 per month.
woodiAwn ave.-s rooms. modern:
can be divided for 2 families. IN
good repair, lot soxiit. $500.
month.
Banner place roons. modern fire.
place, good lot and unobntrueted
view 5000. with 1850 cash. bal
snos $50 per month
W. $50 sf-------room shack. semi m Cd
ern, clear deed FOR 1900 cash. or
you make your proposition on
tsFms.
r. v JAIN 4 co.
Fitei building. second and Pfhs
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GET YOURS now
SAVE MONEY

Buy nova good used automobile.
and let your family enjoy the adj
vantage Of auto transportation.
Buy from Ms at about half you
had planned 20 pay.
You cant beat these cars for the
money We are asking.
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TO LET--OFFTCEs

E LFxsE--oHE ROOM. sox60, ON
Vne St. between Fifth and west
Ike. so feet facing Pine, with 2
krRe windows. This IN one OF tho
finest locations in Seattle. NJ. A.
Nj Dentists. Elliott 1851.
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uNfvihSiTY BUNGALOW --'-
$3.50. Paved Street
CORNER VIEW. SLEEPING PORCH
This very pretty bungalow has five
large rooms. with Fireplace. oak
fioots. two bedrooms. bath. built
IN Kitchen. cement basement fur
mace. laundry. large attic Very
III. & co. nc.
North ia. tath and stone Way.
After p. N. call North ss7f
YOUNG WIDOW WILL SACRIFICE
t-roow modern home, and will Nrii
furniturr b. piece 1870 beautiful
mahogany photograph. with rec
urdH genuine leather davenport.
two leather rockers. two library
tables. axt- best wilton ruEs.
bfAss and stsei beds, hair and sin
flnss mattresses. Want 10 leave
Thursday 1851 Greenwood ave
fhinnsy car 20 sSth.
AcRTS-i1so ASH
Close 30 Hollywood chicken ranch
ana pated highway acres good
ioan soil. ideal location for poui-
Try. easy driving distance from
Seattle owner 10 compelled 20
sacrifice at one-third real value
" seld AZ once. 1850 cash takes a.
y. VAN AItEDAt.E a CO.
1919 Third Avenue
tt.so0-.NLW BUNGALOW OF HALF
WOODLAND PARK AVE.
on efth st city water. etc. I.
10 per cent down. ~any
payments. car and bus line
intsrurhan: fine soti.
NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED.
pENfck- wATROrE co.
Phone Main 80 Marion FLOCK.
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d E'0K NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JfANo AND NEW CABINET
@es4 W. 18th. one block east OF
kEallard North car. Call after $500.
HEN PAYING GAS OR PHONE
his, on Fourth ave- Just call In
And see Waldron CO., rugs or fur
Z |lture, where liberal terms are
.Xiyen at cash prices 1922 Fourth.
rs universlty.
MO sAcRIFICT. S1zs- 1z20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
WOMAN HOLDS UP
WOULD-DE BURGLAR
Forces Intruder in Home
to Empty His
Pockets

Mrs. NJ. Poltenghe, 7Oi East Gem
tral avenue. showed he! bravery at
1880 o'clock this morning by hold
ing up would-be burglar at the
point Of II revolver ana forcing him
to empty his pockets.
Mrs. Paltenghe was m the front OF
the house when she heard someone
In the kitchen Peeping into the
kitchen she saw poorly dressed
stranger. with a revolver In hand
she entered the room with the man.
who was then making his way toward
a table on which Mrs. Paltcnghe had
lett some of her valuable rings. She
asked what he wanted. The stranger
said that he was iool0ing for the
Children's hospital.
Mrs. Paltenghe did not believe his
story and demanded that he empty
his pockets. After he turned his
pockets inside cut, showing that he
had stolen nothing. Mrs. Paltenghe
told him he could go Mrs. PaltenBho
notified the police but no trace OF
the man had been found this after
noon. The man was reported TO be
lame aud dressed In a brown suit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
SANTA FE RAILWA
OFFICIALS SPEND
z HOURS IN CITY
President Storey Has
Yale University Pres
ident in Party

The "presidents special" carrying
W. Il. storey. president OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad,
directors and other officials, spent
two hnurs In tho city last night on
the annual inspection tour OF the
lincs.
with the prrty was President
Hndlcy of Yale. one Of the now di-
roctoru OF the road. who was making
his first trip over the lines since he
became director. Or. HIadicy was
Interested In the southwest oa he saw
II from the train and on the frequent
stops. and plans to spend "A month
visiting points along the, Santa Fc,
particularly In New Mexico
The train OF two compartment
cars. two business cars and diner,
arrived In Albuquerque at s o'clocl;
last night. The party was met by n
group OF officials from the local Of
rices OF the railroad and the even'
ing was spent In conferences. The
special left last night for Hurley and
Santa Rita and viii return TO Belcn
tonight to spend the night In ordet
to go along the cut-off In The daS
/ time. The party IL making an tnspcc'
( ton OF the lines only az Tar west ~
7 Albuquerque at this time.
Yesterday the officials spent II
Santa Fe whore an audience was
granted them by Governor Larrasy.e
I at the executive mansion. The part,
4 wandered through the museums ant
visited Bishops Lodge and othoi
points OF interest In Santa Fe. The
train returned yesterday evening.
Tho members Of the inspection part,
were: President Storey; Il. j. Engel
Edward Chamber and a, q. Wells
vice presidents; :, T. BledHoe, genera
council. Gardener Lathrop. genera
solicitor; NJ. j. Collins, purchasinl
ageat: g. r. W. Felt, chief enginee
OF the system: +. NJ. Bisbce, chic
engineer OF the western division; X
]. Parker. general manager Of tn
western lines G. j. Bristol, agsistan
manager OF the western lines. For'
Harvey. manager cf the Fred Harvel
nystcm OF eating HOUSES; John Pur
I cell. assistant To the vice president
Il. H. Allison. assistant general man
agcr of the eastern district; A. Ewing
superintendent OF the New Mexic
division: H. +. West, superintendent
OF the Rio Grnnde division and Direo
tors Hadiey. Otis and Jobes.
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GEN. LEMAN. DEFENDER
OF L|EGE, IS DEAD
Checked German Drive
Into France; Was
Taken Prisoner

BRUSSELS, Belgium. Oct. Is
General Leman, defepder Of Liege
against the German advance early In
the war. died at Liege yesterday from
pneumonia.
General Leman was governor OF
Liege at the outbreak OF the war. II
was his gallant defense Of the city
from the German attack Just as the
drive through Belgium was In ful
swing that held up the advance OF
the German troops for several days
a delay which told materially against
the Germans IN the campaign which
ultimately resulted In their check at
the Marne.
General I.eman was wounded In
the fighting and was captured on
Aug. %. 1914. He was held in a
German prison until December. 1911
when because OF his III health he was
released.
General Leman was 6S years old
lie formerly was head OF the Belgian
Military school.
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HARDING TO REPLY
WHEN HE GIFTS LETTER.

MARION, Ohio, Oct. Ex-senator
Harding has declined since his Green
Castle speech to elaborate On tho
statement that France had sent "a
spokesman to him asking thrt Amer
lea take the lead in the formation OF
en- association Of nations. Beyond
repeating that the suggestion was
made "tnfOrnally" the republican
nominee has Indicated that he would
not make public any further par
ticularS.
Officials at Harding headquarters
said President Wilson'S inquiry on tho
subject had not been received when
II was made public today In WASH
meton. II was said "A public reply
probably would be made by the
senator as soon as the message had
reached him officially.
The republican nominee may have
reply 10 the president to make pub
lie tonight. II is understood his
answer win declare the French gov
ernment as such did not violate any
diplomatic proprieties. and VIII call
attention that the government was
not named in the nominees remarks.
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Harding Picture
Torn From Walls
OF Missouri School,
on rnr AaaociaTrD ralss

MACON, Mo-, Oct. is.--The crm-
munity Of College Mount. near llere
Is up In arms over the alleged pun
ishment OF pupils OF the school for
mutilating picture OF senator hard-
ing and for following q up BY wear
ing huge Cox buttons.
Jennie Hunt, the teacher, placed y
picture OF Harding on the walls. and
during her absence Il was torn down.
Al recess the pupils went home and
returned wearing the Cox buttons.
in an effort 10 learn who destroyed
the picture and the defiance shown
by wearing the Cox buttons she Is
said to have inflicted corporal punish-
ment ON six OF her scholars. the eldest
being i6. while Miss Hunt Il only
IS.
Charges have been filed against
Miss Hunt. and the preliminary hear
ing Is set for next Friday.
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WILSON bSKS
HARDING HbBBG|B|T bBG|B|T
STATEMENT ON
WORLD SOCIETY.
Senator to Reply When
Presidents Letter
Is Received

WASHINGTON. oct. is-Prcsidcnt
Wilson today directed Inquiries TO
both the French government and
Senator Harding as to the ropubii-
can candidates recent statement that
he had been approached informally
by a representative Of France and
asked to lead In tho formation Of AN
association OF nations.
The inquiry TO Senator Harding.
which was In the form OF a letter.
was made public at the white house.
AZ first officials there refused 10
deny or confirm that an inquiry also
had been sent TO the French govern
ment but subsequently Secretary
Tumulty announced that such action
had been taken.
Text OF Letter.
Tho letter Of the president to
Senator Harding follows
eighteenth OF October. 1920.
'Afy dear Sir:
''In the Now York Tirnes, OF ycster-
day. Sunday October II. 1890, / find
statcment dated st. Louis, October
10. which purports to report certain
pubic NtttfNNNth o. NohtEs IN II oA-
ours The following
"'Replying to criticisms OF his pro-
posal for an association OF nations,
he said In a rear platform speech at
Green Castle Indiana, that he al
ready had been approached 'inforn-
I ally by representative Of France,
who asked that the United States lead
the way to n world fraternity
II write to ask II this Is a correct
quotation and n you really said what
is there attributed to you. I need
not point out 70 you the grave and
extraordinary Inference to be drawn
from such q statement, namely that
the government OF France, which ~
a member OF the league OF nations,
approached private citizen OF a ma
tion which is not a member Of the
! league with request 'thnt the United
states lead the way to a world frn-
| ternlty.'
'The department Of state has al-
ways found the government ol
4 France most honorably mindful OF ita
international obligations and pune
titlously careful to observe all the
liproperieties of international Inter-
course. l hesitate to draw the inter-
ences to which have referred unless
/ am assured by you that you actually
made the statement.
Very truly yours.
WOODROW WILSON
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Whisky Taken
From Bond for
Demo Delegates

WASHINGTON. Oct is.--Attor-
ney General Palmer today directed
the United states district attosocy
at San Francisco ITO make n full
and complete investigation" Of re-
ports that 40 barrels OF whisky
and gin were Withdrawn from bond
at San Francisco for the entcrtain-
mcnt OF the delegates TO the DEM
ocratic national convention.
Al the same time Mr.. Palmer I'm
n telegram to Acting Mayor Nc
Lernn OF San Francisco, called
uopn that official ether to produce
the proof OF or publicly retract a
statement attributed TO him that
Mr.. Palmer knew ali about the
whisky transaction At the time.
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Parker, Stafford and
Bowman Address Big
Crowds in Guadalupe

TUCUMcATN. y. NJ, oct. iS.--
Judge Parker I'D Stafford and Harry
$. Bowman spoke TO meeting OF
400 at Santa Rosa saturday night
They addressed an audience OF 800 nt
Anton Chico sunday. Women were
In the majority In both audiences.
Stafford, a former Gervice man. In
his address answered Judge Hanna's
dofense OF the league Of nations and
told why the soldiers are against
the league az drafted by Wilson.
Judge Parker In his address pointed
out the legal objections to the league,
Bowman talked on state issues and
extravaganza Of tue administration
in war times and In times OF peace.
The audiences at both places swere
enthusiastic.
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FALL ON
A SPEAKING TOUR
Will Join Judge Me-
chems S Party at Ros-
well Tomorrow

senator Fall viii begin a speaking
tour in the state tomorrow at Ros-
we'll.
His itenerary for the most part CO.
lncides with that of Judge Mechem.
candidate for governor. and they VIII
appear at the same meetings except
that senator Fall will hold two
separate meetings. one at socorro on
October 25 and the other at Beien
on October 80.
HIS complete Itinerary follows:
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Earth Shock Recorded
In Seattle, Wash.

SEATTLE. Wash, Oct, lS.-An
earthquake shock OF moderate in
tensity beginning at 3:3O a. N. today
and continuing to 5:LS was recorded
on the seismograph OF the University
OF Washington today. Dean Henry
Iandes. In charge OF the laboratory,
said the shock probably conferred at
a distant point almost due east Of
Seattle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
NEnRE
=. .nh OklS tcRsiT'S OF NEW
Mexico. ALBUQUERQUE
Pef 80 uaaFs Ehdins q n.

lftEnohi temper
.ature 1s lowest
enl,ertturc AZ;
luily range tenn
o era ture so;
mean daily tenn
perature 81; re-
latlve humidity
s y. m. "a: re-
'lative humidity
Is a. m. SO. pre-
lcipitation none;
maximum veloc-
Iity OF wind miles
lper hour f3; pre- =
Vailiug direction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

south: character OF the day clear
sun rises 6;2O; sets sag.
State Weather
New Mexico: Fair and warmer
tonight; Tuesday unsettled. oossl-
bly ahowers In north and east por-
lifna.
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cop. Revolt IN
VALENCIA COUNTY.
PROVES F|ZZLE
Several Nominees With
draw From Demo
cratic Ticket

n. q. MnFmon. nominated with
out consultation by MIR. Scllg-
mans Valencia county "rcvolu-
tlonary" convention at Helen Sat
urtlny. today wired hts rcslgna-
ilon from the independent ticket
Mr.. MarnOu WIS nominated for
county surveyor. He wired 10 his
son-in-law. !. n. Evans. at the
Combs hotel this morning ~ fol-
lows;
Lagunn, n. NJ. Oct. ~. 1890.
J. r. Evans.
Combs Hotel.
Albuaucrquc. n. NJ.
Tell democrats that ! viii not
accept the nomination for county
surveyor ON the democratic
ticket.
tslsncdD II. G. MAIsMoN.
NIr. Marmun's son. Kenneth A.
Marmon. u u candidate for the
republican nomination for county
surveyor Of Valencia county aud
Il Is anticipated that ne win he
nominated IN the convention now
In session az Los Lunas.
ITO the chairman OF the Demo-
cratic Central committee ~
Valencia county:
"You are hereby notified tlut
my name, having bccm used ~
the nominee for commissioner Of
Valencia county on the so-cnIlcI
independent ticket. the same wns
used without my authority nnd
rcfu%, to be- used ns candidate
thereon.
~ am republican and intend
10 use my Influence and vote In
favor OF the republican ticket,
county, state and national.
(Signcd);
"AMBR0sIo MONTANA.
"San Matco. N. NJ.
The above letter is the first OF
number of similar Withdrawals fro
the Valencia county fusion tlck'
formed In meeting at Belen Satu
day, and which had been widely n
Vcrtised from democratic state hen
quarters as u revolution" among r
publicans and Il ~ reported tn
Arthur Seligman, democratic sta
chairman had felt 80 confident IN
his well known tactics In working
"fusion tickets had proven cffectl
In this case, that he employed "A nuT
ber Of Valencia county men to tray
over the state and pass the word IN
"A fusion county ticket had been a
ranged that would sweep 1
county,
The fusion movement collaps
when number Of prominent m
who had been expected to acco
places ON the ticket. declined to
so. Among these are mentioned s,
vestre Mirabal. wealthy livcstos
grower. and Jesus Sanchez. 30
were offered places on the ticket b
declined to accept them.
Tho Independent movement fail
to muster sufficient regularly elect
delegates to make up n converts
and the meeting WIS then thro'
open to the public. Belen democre
made up the bulk OF the delegate
A majority OF the republicans Vi
had been expected to take part In I
fusion movement, It was said q
morning, would be found attend
the republican county convent
which meets this afternoon at /
Lunas ut 2 o'clock.
eugene Kempenlch. Of Pernl
who was In Albuquerque yestcrd
afternoon said that the result OF
effort to bring about the fusion MOI
ment had been to strengthen
regular republican lines and that I
Valencia county majority in the el'
ton would probably be the largest
record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

Have you Registered. n,en and
women Of .NbaquerQueg October
rs is the last day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
NIGHT NEWS
SUMMARY

CoRK-First death among hunger
strikers in Cork Jail occurred. F'itz-
gerald died. having tasted siNty-eight
days.
HALLE, Gerrnany--Two distinct re-
vOlutionary parties have developed
out of the wreck OF independent
socialists. The left majority con
ferred on the question OF executing
with Moscow an agreement Cor u
world revolution and directed dis
trict leaders to prepare Tor strike.
Roswell, nineteenth; Carlsbad. TWEEN
,ieth. 3 y. M: Artesia. twentieth.
1880 p. M; carrizozo, twenty-first
AlamogOrdo. tWenty-second; Las
Cruces, twenty-third; SocOrrO. TWEEN
ty-flfth; Belen.. twenty-sixth. Aibu-
querque twenty-Reventh. Gallup
twenty eighth; Santa Fe, twenty
ninth; Las Vegas, thirtieth.
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CONSIDER CITY
As SITE For
4 100000
OBSERVATORY
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

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IN America. He served five years ~
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one month IA a mine here and was
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