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Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
" OWId Pay Debt
 to Heirs After
 67-Yedr LGpSe
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel


 SHREVEPORT, La, June 1o.- Sixty seven years ago, while in Shreveport, c. E. Rogers, young engineer Of Columbus, Ga, bor- rowed enough money from E. O. Snow, stage line agent, to return home. He is trying to locate the heirs of his benefactor in order to repay the loan. The story is re- lated in a letter received today by pr. G. s. Sexton, pastor of the First Methodist church here, whose as sistance in seeking Snow's heirs is enlisted by the borrower, writing from his home in Lotohachie, Ala.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
CENSUS FIGURES

WASHINGTON. June 19-C Census figures announced tonight were:
 Topeka. Kans.. 5O.O22; incral se G,33S or I4.5 per cent.
 Dubuque. Iowa. 39.l4I; increase 647, or f.1 per cent.
 Woodlawu. Pa. 12.495; increase. H. U99 or 15.l per cent.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

Advertisement tell me all about these good things. Ad- vortisements give me the op-
 portunity 10 compare all varieties of the things l would buy, Advertisements help me pick the best for my purpose and my purse.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
Japanese To Send Additional Troops
 To Massacre Scene

HONOLULU, June 19-The Japan ese war office has announced that it will send additional troops to Nikolai- evsk. according to a Tokio oablegram to the Nippu lii. Japanese language newspaper here. 4 number of Japan csc soldiers and civilians were killed at Nikolaievsk by bolsheviki last winter.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
LIKE eIRARp. MEREDITH TICKET

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia.. June 19- Gerard and Meredith, either name first, would make a good ticket is the way managers of the former ambassa- dor's candidacy summed up their views of the Democratic situat ton here today. aboard q special train en route to the San Francisco convention. They said the "Nolstead act could be i'm proved"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
Archbishop Denies Charges

ALBCQUERQUE, N. NJ. June 19.- The Most Rev. Daniel J. Mannix. arch bishop of Melbourne, made a brief stop here today en route to New York, from where he will sail for Ireland and thence to Rome
 In a statement regarding the report that he refused to stand when the American and British airs were played by the ships band in Honolulu. harbor, the archbishop said
 ''It was ridiculouslv silly. I con sider it a personal affront made upon me by two passengers; not question whether my intentions were to stand. Why did they pick me out of the crowd before I had an opportunity to rise? ? In my opinion they were just a couple of cranks. but I don't care to comment on the matter further. It was merely an incident"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
TROOPS READY TO
 ATTACK ON JAIL

DULUTH, Minn., June 19. = Squads of national guardsmen marched up and down streets in the vicinity of the St. Louis county jail tonight prepared to resist any at tack on the jail, where II negroes are being held, 13 of them in con nection with an attack upon a white girl.
 The troops kept crowds from con creeating and officials were conf dent that the presence of the sol diers would serve to illustrate the reported plot To ra2d the Jail tonight and obtain the negroes.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
sEN. REEn REELEcTEp pELEeATE

KANSAS CIIN. June 19-Sentor J A. Reed of Missouri announced tonight he would leave tomorrow night or Mon day to attend the Democratic national convention at san Francisco. He was reelected today after the state con vention had unseatcd him and ordered a new election.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
IMPEACE4 VIII SON AND 2 CABINET
 OFFICERS, SOCIALISTS DEMAND

WAUSAU 19-Impeachmen President Wilson  of  demand
 the fnte ha payfo of will
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
TURKS COMMIT NEW oUTRAeEs

LONDON, June 2V-A ConStantinOpIe message bearing Fridays date re- ceived by the Weekly Dispatch, reports that the American school near Ismid was entered by National troops of Mus tapha Kemal Pasha. Civilian refugees there were murdered. the message adds
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
Ny NeighbOr

My neighbor lets weeds grow in his garden, he lets his house run down, and all his family looked patched.
 My neighbor decides many important things; and he is sure all things would be all right if they were done his way. My neighbor decided long ago that advertis- ing was waste; that he would never read it because he did not want any one to tell him what to buy.
 My neighbor may be right The moon may be made of green cheese But, as I see it. My neighbor is no neighbor of mine; he just lives next door because he was born fifty years too late
 My neighbor spends as much money to live poorly as do to live well. As most of my money goes to meet living expenses, I want all the good things it will bring me.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
DEMOCRATS WILL. ENDORSE WILSON. COURSE ON PACT.

National Chairman Says the Platform Will Uphold the Presidents Views as Set Forth in Virginia Docu- ment - McAdoo Backer To Support Palmer
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

I will not argue with my neighbor. He may be right; but, personally, would rather be myself than bc mg neighbor~
 l know reading advertise ments saves money for mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Real Thrill in Big
Gun Target Practice

"For excitement said c. w. Fos-
'4fr. u. p n. % the naval recruiting
station al al Z West Central avenue
this city, give me target practice
with TIE bis guns" They are the
real thrlii producers. You've prob
ably heard a lot about the big guns
OF the naval railroad batteries In
France. Well each OF our up-to-
date dreadnaughts carries ten or
Twelve gun just A. bir or bigger, and
WHOM they an nre together. and keep
firing. once a minute. a beats any
celebration anywhere. To sec the
gun crew Ia a turret waiting while
huge hreech waVcrs up and
down. AS the muzEle follows tho tar
get. 10 watch h gun leap back "a IL
fires. thcn slowly returns 10 battery
and 10 see the crew leading immc-
diatciv afterward with E~mooth-run-
ming teamwork. has an attraction hat
never loses its edge. And to be- a
member OF a turret's crew. TO Learn
how 10 perform your allotted task
with the least possible waste motion,
l. a wonderful training ir a concen-
tration. n gives men weii-knit bodies
and clear. Quick-actlng minds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
TWO UDGESlN
DISTRICT COURT
Judge Ryan Assisting
Judge Hickey in Clear
ing Docket

The district court started ahead at
fun steam again today with two
Judges working. Judge 81. l. Hickey,
after a short rest, Is hearinE-the Gu
tierrex divorce case In the large court
room ana Judge Raymond r. Ryan
Of The sixth judicial district II hear
ing IN chambers ctaes In which Judge
Hickei " disqualified.
The Gutierrez case which has held
the Alteration 81 the court for several
weeks past h about closed, The plain
tIff. Felicin sails De Gutierrez, who
IL suing NaVidad Gutierrez FOR a di-
vorce. ciosed her case about three
weeks ago. the our deciding hat
the contract alleged 20 have been en-
tered Into for five years constituted
a legal marriage.
Witnesses for the defense were
heard this morning ana ~ defense
brought In some evidence IN rebuttal
this afternoon. Mrs. Gutierrez claims
a division % the community proper
~ which h. said 10 be considerable.
Jddef Rsan has come from silver
City 10 hold court for Judge Hickey
this week and whilcthc Judge " hold
ing she regular term u Mckinley
county court in Gallup which opens
on January 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
GROWERS TO
MEET IN ROSWELL
Executive Committee Sc
lects March s and 9 as
the Date


The ntate convention OF the New
Mexico Wool Grower association Will
be held In Roswell on March 5 and 3,
n was decided AT "a meeting Of the
state executive committee here this
morning.
The meeting was called hy the pres
ident y. NJ. Otero. Tor The purpose Of
making arrangements Tor his owen 3
lion. Praegcr Miller OF Roswell was
made the chairman OF the entertain
mcut and arrangement committee.
with tho power OF appointing his wi
committeeman.
Sol BENJAMIN. Jamea Huhboii and
N. H. Otero were appointed rs rams
portation committee to arrange for
special cars to leave herc on the night
Of March q. Reaervations are 10 he
made with members OF his committee.
Tho program o. tho convention WIS
left In the hands of the secretary.
Walter Council. II u expected that n
large crowd Of wool growers will at
tend the convention, particularly since
the cattle and Horse Grower onven
ton will be held at Roswell about the
same time.
Frank A. Hubbeli and Praeger MIL
Ter of Roswell were elected tu reprc-
sent the New Mexico association at
the national convention OF Wool Grow
era TO be held az salt Lake city ON
January 10. 20 and p.
Among the executive committee
members present were y. ~. Otcro,
Louis Ufeld. Frank A.. Hubbell, Sol
Benjamin. J. v. S~ainznr. NJ. n. Otoro
and Waiter Connell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
MOTOR CORPORATION
INCREASES CAPITAL
Local Company to Sell
Cleveland Car in AID
dition to Cadillac


a.. 49, Claunh1c. president o. the
New Mtxicu Motor corporation today
announced the Increase % the ttpitli
stock o. the company, which hAa the
STATE agency for Cadillac automobiles.
from slC.ono 10 $4,000. The addl-
fiuraf rnrifal which has been paid
in. VAS approved az q stockuoldrts'
meeting lnst week. The company
completed ifa organization with tnc
following oflicefs and directors
81. AZ. cudahac. president ana gem
efai manager. n. l. ralles. vice prrsi-
GENT and sales manager. II. ~. Hen
Inc secretary Guy ~ Rogers. treas
urer The directors are y. ~. cuda-
hac. "a. j.. tales. H. H. Hcning Guy
J.. Rogers. r. n. Does. John y.
Simms. o.. a. r~udabnc. Mr.. Dccf.
who hecomts d member Of the conf
nany and a director D. the head 81
tho famous Hog Creek ol company
which Is rsputed 20 nave sold -
holdings In the Desdemona. Texas, OIL
fiea for tis.eeo.pe Since closing
out bis Texnn company Mr.. Does has
become actively Interested In oil lands
In New Mexico q n now perfectluf
I'm organization 10 carry out a drilling
campaign IN this state.
The New MtNico Motor corporation
In addition 10 To- state agency for the
cadillac. viii aisp represent the Clcve-
land Ausofnohlle comuany's Clevclund
car la New Mexico. The company
has surrendered the state agency N
the Chandier Automobile which has
been taken over BY y American Ga
age company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Daniels Urges Extensive
Base at San Diego

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2-Estab-
lishment OF an extensive naval haso
at San Diego. California. for the re-
pair OF ~destroyers submarines and
other small craft NJ to $500 tons. dis
placement was uged before the house
naval committee today by Secretary
Daniels. Opposition developed TO the
s~ecrctary's recommendation that a
large Industrial plant be built at san
Diego. Chairman Butler end others
being OF the opinion That no large
plant would be necessary n extensive
Contemplated improvements were
made NJ tho Mare Island navy yard.
San Francisco.
Secretary Daniels urged the com
mittce TO accept his recommendations
ON the ground that san DieFo's ioca-
ton with regard to the Panama canal
'and the situation OF the bay as a
hnsc Tor destroyors made utilization
OF all OF a Dicgo's facilities and
economy.
San Diego viii always he the
principal destroyer base aud one OF
the chief submarine bases OF the
Pacific fleet" said he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
NEW FIRE SYSTEM
ii EFFECTIVE FEB. !



The double rlaioun atHttm Tor ne
r amfu 4HI BE- rut into eject on
4rEruam 4. FIRE chief Kuasoii in
Nau fnftff1nn applications for tho
~ poHiiInHs he has 20 an. DE has
airtHHr received applications
than re has rlacta 10 fiA and eot-
ffnl are urom men uhu have had
4trfIouh cspsrInncn A. nrcmen and
BE- hsIIeVes be viii be able 70 pick
some good men Tor tho places. No
Coordination VIII be held. the chief
doing hls selecting o. men ty per
toHai Interview.
The minlmum pay for apprentices
nae ihe new SYSTEM Viii be 500 a
month. The men will he expected 10
fffVn SIX months ~ apprentices and
81 tItty have not shown m ability 70
become lufl NeHErd lfClntn ~ the
end % that iIite they will b. dis-
tHarEed. They will receive {iie a
month nftef becomins fun nedFed
flremer. The previous minimum hAs
been $50 and one YEARS time was res
Qplred az apprentices
Under tho raise 30 the department
which brcame elective Jan. mcm-
hers 81 the department are receiV-
inr a. high as sac n month, accord
ms 10 their rank
WIN a department o. ~ men
working on two shlfts. four men VII
~ on 4Ntt Af NAtn rtAIun t"h
hours with no time on Tor meals
Previously there has been use men
on duty al each Station except two
houre for meals when there were
only three. The men also Eot one
day on every nVc days, With four
snen on duts al the time az each STA
ton and the others subject 70 cutl
the cIig will be afforded better lire
protection than under tho old system.
Tina flfa recently orrurrrd duriun the
breakfast hour when only three men
were on dutN and was not handed a.
promptly a. Il could have been I'M
der the new system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Let the Turks
Stay in C~Onstantinople

PARIS Ian. i1--In the settlement
Of the Turkish problem. Il has already
,rcn decided that b Turks viii be
LETT In Conatnntinoplc. probably WIN
fun sovereignty. but after important
CONCESSIONS have q made In the
way ~ Administrative reforms, nc
eurling 20 ihe opinion Of persons in
close touch with the conference OF
pfemiers In session here.
The three prenilers. Clcmenteou Of
France. Lloyd oeorre Of Great Britain
and Nifti o. Italy. met again today
In continuance o. their conferences on
both the Adrlatic and Turkish CUES
tons and the latter L. supposed 20
have been unpermosf IN their deliber-
nfions Thef meeting, however, was
surrounded bs an almost impcnetra-
trahis veil u secrecy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Paving Expert to
Be Here on Wednesday

l. u. Hullum. OF the El Faso Ritu-
iithic company. has received word that
). s. purdEe, representing the Warren
Brothers, ~patentces OF tho pi'riithic
paving. will be In the city on Wcunes-
day 10 Inspect the paving which has
heen laid here and which ~ defec-
tive. He also informs Mr.. Huilum
that another expert for the company
Is coming here to help him decide
just what-is the matter with the paw
ina.
The n PasO company says u laid
the paving according 10 specifications
and hat Il a up TO the Warren people
to MAKE good on the contract with
the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

and nervous, could not eat n was
dizzy. After took the Vegetable Com
pound / could work and eat. Now /
am strong and recommend your medi-
cine friends. Mrs. ANNA SLEyA,
Is East l7th Street, Bayonne, N. J.
Women who recover their health. nat
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Some write and allow their names and
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ailments, try that well known and
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

Mrs. James r. Berry returned sun
fay from q delightful holiday visit
with Mr.. Clyde p. stauder In Al
buquerquc.
August Hilton has returned 10 Ros-
well whore he ~ attending the Mill
iafy Institute. after a VISIT in the nom
~ Air and Mra u. o. Bursum.
Miss Anna Berry returned 10 Al
buqucrque sunday after a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. virel SPARKS returned sun
Cay from 8 visit with A~ibaquerque'
relatives.
Miss Mabel Herrick returned 10
fleming saturday after q Two weeks
wish with ar. and Airs W II. Herfick
n family.
Mr. and Mrs. c. .. Herrick. OF Chi
c4EO. left for a three months stay
ia California after a brief visit with
Nlr. and Mrs. W. II. herrick.
Brace SMILEY has rome 10 Denver,
Hiss claire Bursum has returned 20
Albuquerque where she 10 attending
the University
Miss Ruth Bursum returned 10 the
~ raro school for Girls after . holi-
day vacation spent with her family
MIR Franr schmidt spent Tuesday
in Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. sweet and
Daughter have returned from a visit
with Mr. and AIRS. Arthur sweet Ia
Airs {. c. Cooper. Of Reserve. was
a visitor ln edrorro duriue the week.
FRANZ scamid, Is In Texas.
~. n Bunton spent b week IN
sororrC attending court.
judge and Mrf. ~ a.. Mechem re-
turned sunday from a visit Of sew
eral weeks with judge Aechems par
ents In Arkansas.
Mics bell Parker OF Albuquerque,
epeut the week here In the capacity
u our photographer.
District Attorney Harry r owen OF
LAS Luaas attended our here this
week.
j.. u. Wagner. superintendent Of
public Instruction, was here Wednes-
Mr. and Mrs ". Vs. Bunton enter
ialred most delightfully."- a. bridge
"Wednesday evening Mrs Merheul
made nigh score Tor the ladies nnt
Dr. Clarke fOr the mon Mrs. Aecheui
WIS rivea a bottle Of perfume % bf.
clarke q box Of cigars. A salad courHs
Win cake n conce wins served.
Those enjoying this hospitality were
BE- and Mrs. W !. Eaton. Mt. and
MIR Lee Baldwin. NJ and Mrs. y A
geecf Judge and Mrs ~ e. Mechem
Hr. and Mrs. Charles g Duncan, lf
and Airs g.. &. Clarke Meadhme s
Louise Martin. Anne Nicholas, judge
III. IT. Campbell. W. ~. NeWcomh.
Mlas Anne Hilton was hurfeHs Of o
~courcniai little pQrty on "Wednesday
evening. Two tables were arranged
for bridge aud delicious refresh mcnt;
were served after the uame. Thos'
present we're Masdameh Frank A
nucll, blanche Read. Eleanor petts
Meanfs Temple, Leckiidcr. Bradbury
Peterson.
Mis- KirKmnn McNary returned q
school la amt re sunday after =
holiday visit with Dr. and Mrs. e. G.
Mra cnrmen cooch ieft SUNDAY foi
Santa ~ where size BE- attending Tor.
eta academy
r. a Areail Of Masdaiena was herr
Monday.
III III. Kinney, or Carthage, was
business visitor here Tuesday
n. q. York. OF MaBdniena, Nas Dol
sam and Ounce billiard from thu
ueatorn part OF the county were here
ne safurday club met with Mn
Iamea n. Berry.
III. q. Bursum has returned from
business TIP 10 santa Ne.
Uofarl Hilton has returned 20 KOS
well aflor spending the hohdAya VIII
be mother. Mrs. -. y. Hilton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

cal pains, l had
pains in my side and
back and also head
aches, and got so
weak ! could not do
anything. ! took
Lydia r. Pinkham's
w Vegetable Com
pound and soon felt
better. Now ! am
married and have
two little boys. Be-
fore the first one
came ! was weak
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

Cadet Corporal Frank Thompson.
\, n. NJ. l., has taken the first
honor In the state wide contest for
appointment to West Point military
academy that was conducted under
Instructions 20 United States Senator
Jones. Senator Jones has tciegraphed
Thompson cnngratuiating him upon
standing first In the competitive ex-
animation for New Mexico and at the
same tune giving him the appoint
ment to the military academy.
Cadet Thompson has a record tina,
u unique In military schools. II might
be said that he was bred on the
campus Of the y. NJ n. !. He n the
son ~ Major r. W. Thompson. form
criy uuartermuster OF the institute
and captain OF the New Mexico Ma
tlounl guard. Major Thompson only
returned 10 the institute this fall after
three years service In the army,
eighteen months OF which were spent
IN France.
Cadet Thompson, the West Point
appoiufce. n an extremely young man
10 enter the national academy. heing
only seventeen. As q child he lived
al the \. NJ. N. /. and was reared on
the campus He was permitted 20
enter the institute when "A mere child,
as Major Thompson was called 20
border service. In the event Thomp-
son carries cut his plans m enters
West Point and H. graduated int The
army. he viii be In "a position 70
look back on almost n solid military
record. lie knows Of no school other
than military. having received all OF
his training along that line, The
officers Of the institute are very much
pleased that Cadet Thompson has re-
ceived the appointment and predict
that he will make q splendid soldier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
mrnrICK GErH rnEnrNr.

CLEVELAND. Jan. t9.-Myron 4.
Herrick. former Ambassador 10
France. has been presented with a
set OF gold cup by the emperor OF
Japan In recognition OF the services
rendered the japanese government by
the former ambassador who took
charge OF Japanese affairs In France
when the European war began. The
gift came through the state depart
Mpnf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Validity of Newberry
indictments Upheld

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. IA
Validity of the indictments against
senator Newberry and 1874 others
charged with violating the election
laws In the 1915 senatorial election.
was upheld by Federal Judge Sessions
here today In dlsmissinE a demurrer
filed by counsel for tho indicted men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Amy ~CONrrurNCT

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2-Depart-
mental and divisional commanders OF
the army were called In conference
today by General March. the chief OF
staff. 70 consider plans for The peace
time army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

Twenty-Five years ago Japan was
visited by "a series Of terrific tidal
~ which ran IS or 20 miles In
quake shocks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

pommioon, the staple food Or Arc
slt errifrela. 81 made from the
flpsh and al q bison
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Frees Another
Woman From Suffering.

Bayonne. N. J.-"Befcre I was mar
RED / suffered a great deal with periods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Ordnance Outfit
Coming to the City

Major A. A.. King OF II pnso. re-
cruiunR officer IN this district was
in the city this morning and an
nounced that when the drive for army
recruits opened on February ! for
three weeks that three men would
be sent here for the opening week TO
assist tire local recruiting stan In
rounding up men
An ordnance repair outfit, con-
sisiing of two trucks. will be here
equipped with a complete repair shop
showing just what "A nan whe enters
the army may learn Ia hat line OF
business.
Major King said that the tank
which be has touring IN this district
has not passed up Albuquerque. but
viii be here 10 give exhibitions before
many more weeks. II IL now In vest
ern Texas, hut the tour has been de-
iRyed by the tank stripping a set OF
gears.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

The Evening Herald Il the New
Mexico paper thai put the Glass
In CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
LEAD GOES IN.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Ameri.
can smelling and Refining company
today advanced the price OF lead from
! to ! Ia cents n pound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

The Evening Herald ia the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
n Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
MAnnIAGE I~IcENsrs.

Jacob0 nhca. old Albuquerque, Luz
ella Sanchez. old Albuquerque.
Alfredo Romero, Albuquerque, Al
caria caudclhria, Albuquerque.
Noble Landon, Albuquerque, Georgia
Henley. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

Chii claims that the Island OF
Chiio on It's west coast Is the orig.
inal home Of the potato and that Il
mas been cultivated there since early
In the fifteenth century.