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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-08
DARMO L
CIERPIACYCH MA ASTME
Nowy domowy irodek kt6rego kaidy
uzyc mole bez przykrosci aibo
Straty czasu.

Many nova. assume kontrolujaca me.
tode / chcemy byscie spr0bowali il na
nasz koszt. Wszystko Jedno czy c.erpI-
Gle juz Cd dawna czy dyiawica dop!erO
rozwija sic, oy 10 wypaiek p~rzygOdny
Glbo ~chTOnicZna ASTHMA, ~powiHniscie ma
pisac pc bezplatn4 probe naszej metody.
Me robi roznicy gdzie m!eszkacie. cZe!n
sic %trudnicIe Tub lie lat l.czycie, iesii
cierpicie ma aseGne, nslsza inetoIa ulIy
wan natychmiast.
Szczegolnie chcielibySmy posia5 tym
htorych wypadki 50 bezradzIejn4. gdz.e
~wszysckie ku'acye Jak wdycAan.e. tuSz
opium p~reparacye, patent smokes, etc,
ME pomogfy. Chcemy - vt"55 AZ @.Inu
naszym kosztem, re ia nova metTia ul-
zy oddychaniu, ~charkaniu i innym po-
dobnym napadom.
Ia bezpfatna oferta jest "a doniosia
b. chociaz NJ jeien d1ie.i ia odwlcc.
iisZcie z 30 ! zr 'cZIl =" ODE. No
przysy3atcie pieniedzy. Przyslijie dz!-
slaj ten niniejszy kupon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-08

9. Oh. J6zef Ostrowsd, grosernik W
whiting, Ind. 641 Indiana blvd, Ia
wiadamia Komitet Glowny, re ponow-
ME zakupil bond pOlski "a 800. co IA
gem z ~poprzednio zakupionymi czyni
sumo $1,000 p~ozyczone przez tego bizne-
siSte PolSce.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

8robates Mittel.
$linge Srau Gu i6rer @utter):
rMein Monn lit bod reht eigen-
linnig - oenfe Dir nltr, Mama,
lfon felt orei Eagen ipridt er nidts
mebr nit mir, MIR zines gering-
fiigigen @orttpehiels balber. 8enn
i'd nllr miiBte, mie id i'm mieoer
gum &eoen br16te?"
@utter: vSebr einfad, faufe
Dir einen tcnren &lit uno laiie inn
oic &cdnung 5uididen!"
= 81 ngan5Gd Bureau
def (5rm 5mii9entrageriiden &nge.
iteGten): SEQ, mas baben Sic Oenn
fir cine Meinung bon unfrem nellen
9uGbalter?!
angeIteater: sld, id bitt' Sic.
SEER Gbef, / o%enun5iere net germ,
ionit tat ids i6on iagenl
ST.:
Sic tpolten iid ia erl6ieBen2"
g.: ga, aber i'm lcsten $40.
ment fiel mir elm, BOB i'd oas
9nauen nidt boren fann."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

Mtr fin nod arig Uiet gemcie I'M
mer ben nof Ell aan5e 9aG in oet
SaIpittel itebn ntitiie, befobr mer in
en- S6cp mare, in Die Sobrt gu
aebn. ga fam uler amtper ood
iebu, mie lcitt Ell Mteni6 gu @ritno
0ebn fam iii babel nod in Speit
bon 9ro6ibii6en. SD ben mein
Mein6 aufgemadt, oob i'd in Die
9obrt oles inee mont, mas id ge-
miBt ben, bicfabs nit 10 Ell edit
miat ioGt Der Ei6otid nit Iienient
lein.
@tptper ems oubt mid bod freue,
III oas is, Dab mer Den 2ump fem
rote Gent for feline 9rinfs be5nblt
ben. @omit if perblcitpe Sbne
Sbrn liemer
8bi1tpp Soueromper .
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

Son Ser 9 6miere. 81
reftor: Meier, Die 8auern in
&robenbauien bier iino iebr nobel,
pie ib benlcrft babe, nno tperfen
ltatt nit faulcn, nit g%eluroen
aepfcln nod Sbnen. 0amit es nlbt
10 pebe tut, 3ieben sic beute abenO
aud als Sran5 Woor Den Ban6er
an. Scben sic 81, oaB Sic elne
quite grnte balten, Die Srau 81
reform min morgen @pfelfu6er
baden.
--9eniitte g elegenbeit t.
NrGii0cnt (bei Ser @eridtsperbanO'
Iuag): Ser Staatsanmolt bat ben
gntraa gcltellt, Sbnen Die Sdlfte
Sbres Observation-Disclosures gu
y5llipreGen. Nebmen Sic ieinen <-
frog an9"
@lte Sungfer (ueridamt): rginen
Mntrag pom Serrn Staatsanpalt?
Slber natiirfiA!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

,Milbernbe Il m tGnbe"-
Hi9ter: Sic gefteben alio gu, Sbs
rem No9bor. nit benz Sic feit lcns
serer 3eit in 5einbI9aft lsben, NIT
einem Rniippel mehrmols ouf ben
Hiiden sei9lasen au 6absn2 9aben
sic gu Sbrer @%erteibisung fonit ets
mas an5ufii5ren? Sic wont.n mill
bernbe umitGnbe geltenb ma4en!
Mnsetlaster: Gu. tpenn Der bobe
@eri9tsbof tpulte sroabe baruff
Gidfi9t ne6m'n: 3 wpar tpee4e
9uIs, nit benz i@ N seitri4sn
boab!
GnttGuf9t. Stuoent eau
einem ioeben BEL inn eintretenoer
@lGubiger, einent Sdncioer) a1.
tpGren Sic nui elm biB9en eber &C.
fommen.
G6neioer: @as, ba b1tten Sit
tuobl be5ablen fonnen?
Gtuoent: Scum ipenn audi oas
niht, aber eS mar ihon meir
S6uiter oa; 90 bitten mir menig
items einen 6fat ipielen fonnen.
nii6t. 81: .9ll
ioateIt mir bod, Ser S1ul5e iei Der.
riidt ~eeporoen, nno porbin babe i'd
gan5 oerniinftig nit inn geipro'
den"
s.: .gea, ipenn elmer ielnc
SGmiegermutter, Die ms 8aiier
oefauen, mieocr berans3iebt, fam
or unmoa!ih BEL Geritano ieil!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

S6ciubarer 8ioers
prud. Scnf' Dir nal, DER 2eD-
mann reiit beutc in Die @Ipen.
&ed)te &llnit BEL bent! Mo er erit
obbrannte, oann Eleite mad)te uno
idlieBlid nod Die 6rau perlor.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
8robtq. @erteioiger (nad)

8rotig. @erteioiger (nad)
Dem llrteilsiprud gu ieinem &lien-
tenn: IIlo, Serr &ei6enbuber, oas
@eri6t bat Sic bon Der Sbnen CUR
Gait gelegtel, an Sbrem Na6bnr
beriibten &0rperperlesung foitenlos
freigeIpro6en uno audi ociien See
benfIage abgeipieien.
Silent: Dos is aber fao, Serr
Qoftorl 0a miiilen mir lido appel,
lieren. Denn ionit boaBt's INN @no'
gar, / bGtt ia @elo uno fam biel-
lei6t nir 5ab1'nl
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

y aus ser @%aturge'
f6t6tsitunOe. Sn elmer Na-
tlirgeIdi6tsItun0e ~bebanbelte etil
2ebrer ben Spedt. IlS SeranIdall-
Ii9ungsmittel oiente ibm cin aus
eeitopftes @remplar, iein Gigentum.
Grib S6duner feblte in oieIer
Stultoe. Sn Der ndditen NQturge'
ifi9tsitunoe fonnte 6rib natirllf
feline Der geiteQten @ieOerbolu1gs-
frogen beuntporte1. ST entiful-
oigte feline llnpiiien6eit onr9 ietn
Se6len. u0u bGtteit sir boob ben
8ogel in meiner @obnung aniebeu
fonnen," iogte oer 2ebrer.
.@1, SEER 2ebrer, i6 babe ia
ni9t gepuBt, oaB Sic cinen Togel
baben!" entgegnetc 5riB.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

8rotig. Serr: ., Serr
aommer5ienrat, SIR &6dter&en if
oo9 elm ent5iidenOes, rei5enoes 8e'
len.
8anfier: llnO es bat es gar ni6t
n0tig.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
rnebr ais i6

-Waip. g.: Ser Sefretdr Sch.
mann lit cine red)a Blauoertaide,
nidts fam Der Menid fir ii1 be-
bolten.
g.: Gas munocrt mid, ct lit bod
@ebeim.S efretar.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
&oIIegiaIe au #

&oI1egiaIe d .
tigteit. 4m Subilaumstage zines
8erufsgenoiien Oriidte oerielbc TO-
chen aaen feline Sreuoe IL Das IN
10 marnlen 8orten geboltene uno
auBcrit gelhmadpon ausgefiibrte
@eoenfblatt aus. y@as meroet ibr
bel1n einmal altf mcin SubilaltmS-
@eoenfblatt i9reiben9" itc1t Elm
&an5liIt, befdnnt als duBcrIt ober'
fiad1li6cr, mnldinenmaBiger Nr'
better, an feline &oacgcn Die barm'
Ioie Srage.
rGebr einfad. v@cb - benfl"
Iautete Ole ironiide Nnttuort ieines
Gibna6bars.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

= @arnung. grbonfel: Sin-
ge, penn on mid 10 neiter drgerit
Damn made i6 Dir einen Strid
6ur6 Sic ge9nling uno beirate.
Gtuoent: Cine Srau foltet bid
mebr ais id.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

Y~aifeuoe Gcle8en'
belt. aurl6en: Wianta, i'd made
meme S6ularbeitcn morgen ferttg,
i'd babe beute feline 2rtIt me6r.
Woma: gteill, 9arl, made lie nur
fertig; cs bei6t ood i'm Spri6port,
mas man beute tun fam, iou man
niht oui morgen prrNbieben.
&arlden: Mtama, oa fonnen mir
Hod auh ben &ud)en, Den on fur
morgen alIibeben tpiult, rousnos
eiieul
-Iofenoe 4nwenoun9.
Sousberr (3ur @oltoernonte, wel1e
Ole GoicI arrongicrt): Isle boben
bic Sdmiegermiitter uno alien
Sunten iGmtIid) am oberen enoe
scr EofeI lmtcrgebraft, 6raulein,
oas eebt nidt; Sic miiIien Stdt
uro SHottcn mogli6it glei3mdBig
perteilen."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

uebertrumpft. Game
(5m einem Serrn): Sbr Suno lit
l,nausitcblid; er bcult Die ganoe
Na6t.
SEER: Dafiir ipielt er aber audi
ON Gage fein &apier.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

2afoni9. sd babe Die
GntoeGung gemadt, oaB in Sbrem
Saule Ser Gdpamm lit.
SauSpirt emit abDebrenoer
Sanobetpegung): Sdtuamm bril-
Der.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

Gin intelligent.r
Diener. .sl6er, Soborm uie bait
9u oenn Die @ldllbiger ale binalls-
gebra6t?"
SD 5iinoete mir cine Sbrer Sa-
pannas an, trat in oas @arte5im-
mer uno iagte, Sic tparen nift gu
Sauie."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
@ihueritGnOnis.

Sobonn: 8as ons fir ersbe
Meniden in Der Gtaot itno! Sch
id Oa neuliGL als i6 3abnweb
bait, in s. &potbef'n mel uno per-
lang a 3ugpflalter, uno mas
moanIt, mas Der @potbefer 5l mir
iagt: Sb / oars binter D Sbren
min!
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

uorinQIi Aet&err: 6nd-
6ige ieben bcutc pieoer 10 ent5ilfetlo
Gus, oaB oueS nebcn Sbren nr'
idminoen muB.
Game: @0ftcn Gle mir oas
ni6t NAL bproemonitriercn?
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

WI WV NAU ~
Ben Salubu e poar
8ottelder Nierbier
gei6luBert III ben
aud nit bel geiagt,
biefabs luer ben ia
gepiBt, oaB nter
balo ebbes beiicres
friege Oebte. 60
ebaut balDe
Stuno ipdter is Der
Sdlubnfieper font.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
8OsbaH.

Sausfrau: @enn's ans Glien
sebt, sreift Der Serr @iiaer INNER
nader gu, aber on elmer bon met
men 9often bergreift er ii6 rlidt.
Serr: Sbre S06ter iino ia aud
ungenieBbar.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

5err 8en5eI in ben Garter 9ebt,
Grin man6er i66ne Sru6t6aum ltebt.
9d, nuf benz beiteu Gpfelboum
Gin Surge iibt, ons lit fein Sroitn.
Ser bat ioeben gang 9el6idt
Sen beiten Npfel db9epfliidt.
.@lei6 tommit 6erunterl" 8en5el iaet.
Ser Surge Dies iebod ni6t pa9t.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

SEER GtaatsantpaGt, int Ser:
trouen: oriiden @ on @ltge ST uno
laIIen g mid oen Bro5eB gefpin-
men; sic I6aoen ionIt Ser gan8en
9arriere meineS 8erteioigers.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24
Ofrnrr Sd)reththrtEf Nts
@btltpp 5~a1rramptEr.
14o.

Mein Iieber Ser @e0aftion1r:-
Washington Journal., 1920-09-24

Gin Soufercr nmb bon etnen Strolhe nit ben Gorten ~@elo ODER
acben" ougebalten. @iaig reiht ibn Der Sanerer ieine ans 5mi Sinf-
morfIheinen beftebenoe 8arfaft, iporauf fb Der Strolb entternt.
S%auitrer: .8alo miro i'm erpiihen Die @enoarmelie, bob i'd
linn aeocben faIite Sintuarfiheine."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
LEADS
WOOD IN NORTH
DAKOTA PRIMARY

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRUl
Bismarck, n. D., March 16.--ln-
dications early tonight were that a
feirly heavy vote had been cast in
the cities in North Dakotas presi-
Genital preference primary election
hut a marked decrease in the
rural sections was expected as q
result of the terrific blizzard that
has ragged in the state since last
night. The polls were open until
- p. m.
Little interest attached to the
presidential preference vote as
there was but one candidate in the
field, Senator Hiram johnson, re-
publican of California. In addition
to each party electing a national
committeeman, five presidential
electors and ten national eonven-
ton delegates the voters registered
their opinion on four constitutional
amendments. including the repeal
Of the states blue laws"
Senator Johnson led General
Wood by 143 votes in Minneapolis,
according to complete returns to-
night. Johnson's vote was Il26,
Wood $3.50, Hoover 4.5S1 and
Lowden 1888. The rural sections
Of Hennepin county outside of Min
neapolis gave Johnson about a
three o-one vote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
"LOVE is INSANITY"
Is JUDGES RULING

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Nhehap "'NNi
New York, March 16.-The bud
ding romance of Charles Eitert
reputed to be wealthy fish dealer,
was frost bitten in Magistrate
Sweetsers court today after Miss
Ethel Cozzens, blonde and comely,
recited the persistence with which
she had been wooed through the
medium of an unromanic dumb
waiter.
Every morning, with unbroken
regularity, she told the court, her
unwelcome sutton took advantage
of the lulls in visits of ice men ana
milkmen, to shower her with love
missives of no mean length.
Eifert, blushingly admitted he
was "madly in love" with the young
woman from the first moment he
saw her in the street. He was
startled when the magistrate gave
orders to summon an ambulance
to take him to Bellevue hospital 8
observation ward. Eifert protest.
ed vehemently that he was not In
sane, but was only in love.
Love is insanity" the court
ruled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
ONE MISSIONARY
FREED; ANOTHER
TAKEN CAPTIVE
DR.. Shelton, American, Re-
leased by Chinese Ban
dts, But Same Band Cap
lures a British Worker.
tsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrRs'

Picking, March 11.-Rev. DR., A.
L. shelton, a missionary of the
Disciples of Christ church, who
was captured by bandits January
3 at Laoyakuan, near Yunnan-Fu,
was released through the efforts of
the American legation and is pro-
ceeding under escort to Yunnan-
Flu, where he is due to arrive next
Monday. He is reported to be well.
simultaneously with advices of
the release of DR.. Shelton came
news of the capture by the same
band of British missionary
named Metcalfe, belonging to the
China Inland Mission.
DR.. Shelton and his wife and
daughters were on their way from
Batang to Yunnan-Fu and had
reached Rufeng, less than fifty
miles from their destination when
captured. The Americans had Il
small escort which gave battle to
the bandits, with the result that
several If the escort We're killed.
Mrs. Shelton and the children were
allowed to proceed but DR.. Shelton
was held with the purpose of en-
forcing political demands made By
Yank Tien- Flu, the bandit chief.
The bandit at first demanded
amnesty for himself and the re-
lease of his family which was be-
ing held as hostages at Yunnan-Fu
and also that he be appointed chief
OF the constabularly of his district.
Later when terms had virtually
been arranged he stipulated that
he should be allowed to levy taxes
on his own account.
No effort was made to exert mill
itary pressure against the bandit
tecause of fear of endangering the
life of the captive. The central
government and the local governor
took active part in the negotiations
TOR DIR. Shelton's release and the
French mission priest also assisted
After several weeks of fruitless ef-
fort the American legation in
strueted Colonel Drysdale, the
American military attache. who
was on his way from Saigon,
Cochin China, to Picking, to pro-
coed to Yunnan-Fu. He arrived
there and shortly afterwards at his
request the legation telegraphed
HIM $4,000, presumably to meet the
expense of the release of DR.. Shell
| ton,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
CONVICT WHO ESCAPED
FROM PRISON CAPTURED


Icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE
Denver, Colo. March Thames
Ives, a convict who escaped from
the Colorado penitentiary at Canon
City last Saturday night by scaling
the walls with a rope made from
bedding, was captured here tonight
after he had burglarized the home
OF Fred Kellar, 1868 Vine street.
Loot valued at $1,000 was recover
ed by Officers Bramer and Lewis
who made the arrest.
Ives told the police he came to
Denver Sunday and had been liv-
ing in a smokestack at smelter
rear the stockyards since. Tonight
the officers ordered a man carry
ing large bundle to halt and
permit them to examine 1t. In
stead, the man ran. The officers
followed, apprehending Ives after
a chase of several blocks.
Ives will be returned to prison
Tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF HAVING
BOOZE IN THEIR HOME
tspecIaI Correspondence to The journal

NSDcciht correspondence TO the JohfH"'I
Santa Fe, March 16.-The Davis
snyder company of Alamogordo
has filed with state corporations a
certificate of dissolution, all tho
stockholders agreeing thereto.
The Pottor-F Foster Cattle COM
pany of Silver City has filed certifi-
cate of incorporation. the incor-
porators being Frank Vellacott,
Roy B. Barkley, James B. Breame,
all of Silver City.
Certificate of incorporation has
been filed with the corporation
commission of the Bob Woodwork
Hardware company, of Alamogor'
do. The incorporators are Bob
Woodwork. Of Alamogordo; A. A.
Martin, of Ell Paso; w. II. Shelton,
Of El Paso.
Order to show cause will be
heard in the United States district
court in the case of Field Bohart
VS.. Daniel Velarde, Bacoma We
larde, Juan Velarde, Jacob We
larde, Romulo Montoya, Mrs.
David Martinez, Jr., Mrs. Quentian
L. Larragoite, E. Lujan, unknown
heirs of Mr.. Antonio Velarde, de-
ceased, Matias Velarde. This order
involves the question as to whether
restraint should not be ordered
from going onto certain lands and
having use of the sheep, cattle and
belongings on the land.
Crawford r. Perkins has been
appointed to the position of re-
fierce in bankruptcy at Carrizozo
for the counties of Otero and Lin
coin, to succeed Wayne Whattley,
who withdrew on account of being
district attorney in the district
Inez Miller, otherwise known as
Mrs. George Mullarkey and Polly,
two of the parties who were con-
cerned in the raid of the Country
club" about ten days ago, this be-
ing in former times known as in
the red light district, were ar
raigned in the United States court
today under charge of having
liquor in the house at the time OF
the rather exciting raid Both
parties plead not guilty and were
informed by Judge Neblett that
their case would probably be called
about the middle of April when
the federal court will be in session.
Mullarkey was also wanted but as
he has been before Judge Neblets
before on another case, he made
his exit early.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
DORIAN SELLS EXTRA
FINE HUDSON SUPER

A short time ago the Journal
stated that Paul Doran, distributor
of the Hudson Super-SiX automo-
bile, had negotiated the sale OF one
of these fine machines to Charles
Wilfong. MIR. Doran was the hap
piest man in town yesterday, be-
cause the car had arrived and had
been accepted by Mr.. Wilfong. 1t is
one of the very best seven-passen-
ger super-sixes turned out by the
Hudson factory, and the machine
comes to Albuquerque with several
new Improvement and with all the
attachments. Mr. Doran, father OF
Paul, came down from Santa Fe
yesterday to see the new seVeh'
passenger super-six Hudson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
SEEKS BANKERS AID
IN SAVINGS MOVEMENT

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIsE!
Washington, March 16.-In a
personal appeal sent to the heads
of thirty thousand financial insti-
tutions, Secretary Houston today
sought the cooperation of the
bankers in the treasury savings
MOVEMENT. The prosperity, and
welfare of the nation, he said, was
dependent on thrift, economy and
savings. Bank officials were asked
to give whole hearted support to
distribution of thrift and saving
stamps and certificates as IAN eff
fective and patriotic service"
Secret ary Houston said the move
ment was on "a firm and perma-
nent ba sis"
Aside from the fact that the pro-
ceeds rom the sales of securities
will assist in serving the cash re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
MMITTEE NAMED TO
MAP OUT PERMANENT
SHIPPING PROGRAM

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRGl
Washington, March ia sub
committee of nine was appointed
today by the senate commerce COM
mittee to formulate a permanent
merchant marine policy. Senator
Jones, republican, Washington, will
head the subcommittee of which
the other members are Senators
Fernald, Maine; Calder, New York ;
Colt, Rhode Island, and McNary,
Oregon, republicans, and Fletcher,
Florida Chamberlain, oregon;
Ransdell, Louisiana, and simmons,
North Carolina, democrats. 1t will
review evidence taken during pro-
longed hearings in arriving at rec
concentrations to the full commit
tee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17

qulrements of the treasury he
continued, 1.-THE movement of the
very essence of fundamental eco
Monies, affording a tangible means
of combating high prices and eX-
travagance and the ills that follow
in their train.
even considerations of self in
terest should impel banking insti-
tutions to assume their acknoWl-
edged and rightful leadership with
sufficient vigor and force to arouse
the American people,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-17
MASON LODGE ELECTS
HANNA GRAND MASTER

At yesterdays session of the
frrty second annual communica-
ton of the Ancient, Free and Ac-
oepted Masons of New Mexico,
Richard II. Hanna was elected
grand master; F. f. Lester, dep
uty grand master; Lucious Dillss,
senior grand warden; Joseph Gill,
Junior grand warden; solomon
SpitZ, grand treasurer, and A. A.
Keen grand secretary. The as
Sc mbiv will meet again today
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MANY PRONINENT
SPE FAKE RS FOR
LIVESTOCK MEET
Entertainment Program In
cludeS Review of New
Mexico Military Institute
Cadets and Dancing.

Lieut. Gov. B. F. Pankey, Assist
Gnt United States Attorney General
John T. Atwood, District Forester
Frank C. w. Pooler and Dwight B.
Heard are among the prominent
speakers who will address the an
nual meeting of the New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers associa-
ton at Roswell March 20. 80 and
81.
A pleasing program of enter
tainments has been arranged aside
from the business meetings among
which are featured open air pave
ment dances in the evenings. a re-
view of the New Mexico Military
institute cadets, smoker, and box
ing contests, automobile rides and
special entertainments for the visit
ing ladies.
Additional speakers may be add
ed to the program at later date
as a few men consulted had not
been heard from. Committee
meetings will be held at the Cham
Ter of Commerce on March 2S.
The program as announced by
the secretary is as follows:
FIRST DAY.
Monday. March 20. 10 \. Nj.
Convention called to order.
Invocation-Rev. c. C. HILL Ros-
well, N. NJ.
Address of Welcome - Hon.
Lieut.. Gov. B. f. Pankey; Hon. H.
M. Dow, mayor, Roswell. n, M,
Response-George II. Webster,
Jr., Cimarron, N, NJ,
Annual Address of the President
Victor Culberson, Silver City,
N. M.
Address-C. NJ. O'Donel. vice
president American National Live
stock association.
Announcements.
Afternoon Session, p. NJ.
Packers Decree"-Hon. John
r. Atwood. special assistant attor-
ney general Washington, d. c.
Address, w. Tomlinson, Sec
rotary American National Live
stock association.
Public Domain'-William r.
Nerley, Datil, n. NJ.
Report of delegates 20 American
National Livestock convention.
Discussion of any subject pre-
scented by members.
Committee meetings after adj
jCurnment.
400 p. m. Automobile ride Wis
iting cattlemen and ladies'.
$3.50 p. m. Open air pavement
dance. Auspices of the Elks.)
SECOND DAY.
Tuesday, March 80. 10 A. M.
Prospects of Export" George
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on behalf of the widow, Mrs. MiIlA
d. Shonts, left the bulk Of his os-
tate to her and her two daughters.
Two other Wills, filed BY Corne-
Illus j. sullivan, attorney for the
executors, made provision for a
trust fund, the income from which
is to be divided between Shonts'
widow and his friend, Mrs,
Amanda Thomas.
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STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up Quickly Under the
Soothing, Penetrating Appiica-
ton of Hamlin's Wizard Oil.

In cases of rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly. drives
out soreness. and limbers up stiff,
aching joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli-
able. antiseptic application for cuts,
burns, bites. and stings. Sprains
and bruises heal readily under its
soothing, penetrating qualities.
Get it Fom druggists for 80 cents.
IL not satisfied return the bottle
and get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 80
cents. Guaranteed.
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COM MlSSlONERS PAY
THREE OLD JUDGMENTS

The city commissioners have APP
proved and paid three judgments
of long standing, one of which
dates back to 1914. A judgment in
favor of Amado Chavez and
Amado Chavez. Jr., dated February
16, 1918, was paid Monday TWO
others paid yesterday were: Alfredo
]. Otero, dated December S. 1914,
and C. A. Grande, dated Novem-
Der 8, 1916.