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Bargain-To Close Interests.
Brookiand-3o0 feet fronting on 18th st.
BY 100 feet on Irving and jackson sts.; one Of
the most attractive subdivision sites in this
suburb: will subdivide into level building
lots, facing on 18th; $500 for all; cash or
terms.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and @.
TEN IN GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS;
size o0xl00; price. $35 apiece. Call Line.
529s-J. or 8O3 X st. ne. 12e
CHOICE HOME SITE - ONE LOT NEAR
Chevy Chase Circle on 90-ft. boulevard; price
reasonable; direct from owner. Col. 6268. 12s
TAKOMA PARK lots, 50115O: WATER,
sewer. gas. electricity. Only $50 cash; IS
monthly. Col. 7227-J. ..
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th AND MON
tague st.: 6Ox10O, with 1S1ft. parking. Address
Box GOLD. Star office. 13s
ATTRACTIVE LOT-IN CHEVY CHASE
subdivision. Terms reasonable. Call Lincoln
BOIL. between and pm. 12'
WITHIN FIVE BLOCKS OF CHEVY CHASE
Circle NV. corner Brookeville I'd: and Ray
mond st.. Chevy Chase, Md; 101x129 IT. Cheap
for quick sale. Col. 65S4. 1901 18th st. NV.
12s
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Groom. bath and reception hall, brick home;
newly papered and painted; furnace heat; colo
NAL porch; room for garage; trust OF $1.7bO.
balance cash. See owner ON premises or get
key at 1879 at. ne. 12s
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CHEVY CHASE. d. @.
ONLY $3.50.
Ideal bldg. site or excellent Investment: 30
n. frontage; all improvements; beautiful shade;
on oft. terrace; choice section of Chevy Chase !:
convenient to cars; sell for 500 cash and small
monthly payments; obliged to make immediate
sale.
Address Box 1871. Star ONCE.
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NEAR WALTER RDED-BUNGALow. FIVE
rooms and bath: all latest improvements. Will
also sell furniture very reasonable. Apply
OWNER, 004 Butternut ct. NV. a
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John W. Thompson & Company
-Incorporated--

Church Street Near. Eighteenth.
Nine rooms. one BATH furnace heat: gas
light: newly papered Throughout: garage: Inn
mediate possession.
Price .................. SO, 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31
fight IN OPEN SENATE IS
FINALLY DETERMINED upon:
.ARTICLETEN PROVES JONAH
ny TnE Aslo"1rFD pRrss

WASHINGTON Jan. 3oEforts to break the peace treaty
deadlock by unofficial bipartisan negotiation ended suddenly
failure today and democratic leaders began preparations to
bring the treaty back into the senate for consideration
II the long debated article bipartisan
movement after bringing republicans and democrats together
many collateral issues finally met disaster The end after
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts, the republican leader
newed his refusal compromise that article and had rejected
reservation the subject written by former President Taft and
presented TO the bipartisan conaiion committee by the demo-
Gratis
Walking out Of the conference with the that
further deliberations there useless the democrats quickly
drafted plans to the fight the Open The acting party
leader Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska that notice would
be given the senate tomorrow of his intention Feb
10 to take the treaty for ratification Opinion was Ovid
ed as to whether such a motion would prevail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31
AIR DEPARTMENT
SHARPLY OPPOSED
ON SENATE FLOOR

WASHINGTON Jan. 30.-The ~ bill a separate
department of the further vigorous
the leading
attack against The
It's passage Chairman Madsworh qi the military committee
serted that the next involving this would
be ushered IN with battle the
ate To against that Opposition the hill
u would separate the service its
grail part Of the also expressed
Pershng made public during by Representative Fisher
democrat of Tennessee
In his attack the hill Senator Borah took
clare To his republican colleagues that the pays special promise
of the last election
Tie also referred the platform policies
appointed recently by Chairman Hays the
committee committee i57 varieties adding that THE
gifted gentlemen who composed convince the people
against the record being made here"
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HARMON EEIEGATr ~
CHOSEN ~ Okl.luOM


klNGFlSnER. OKLA. Jan. s0-Ai
the sixth district republican conven-
ton here TODAY two delegates were
selected 10 the national convention
uninstrucicd as to presidential pre-
terence. bat instructed In vote foi
Jake l.. Harmon Of Ardmore Tor m
iional committeeman Of Oklahoma.
The delegates chosen are William
y. Newer OF kingfisncr aud Rev. T.
Giihrcih Of Apache. with J. r
Schultz OF VI Reno and &. &, l.rowr
of Comancho a. aliernaics. nr "
; Green nf Walters vas chosen pre-
sidcniial clector.
\ resolution wss offered instruct.
iug The delegates for Governor low
den Of Illinois Tor presidential nom.
iuation bat u was rejected hy tbs
convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31
Gamblers Allowed
Free Rein States
Louisville Report

ny Assorsssei r--ss
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 30.-Elcven
persons, including O. captain of the
police and two other city officials
we're indicted TODAY on chargcs ~
lcr'gs that gamblers IN Louis ne
fayc long been permitted to operate
without interference. AccoT lug =,
tho grand lurs s. report o. e. sat
.'fod ieyoud q doubt that eimhlns
could not have existed 20 the cNt"nt
se nave found without bcins pro
.,eritd from some source ami whi, n
protection o. GRANTED. Ne icri the
.wcuc, en- other valuable ronsidcrl-
.W'E 's given Tor this proi tiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31
Aviators Expect
to Recross Line,
Probably Today

i.y Associated rrrss.
BliOWNSN WILLIE, Texas. Jan. 20.
=. r. Davis aud 4. II.
Grimes. United states ayiators Who
made forced landing Ia Mexico
opposite Lapata county. Texas. We'd
nesdav. probably will De- hack ON
American soil tomorrow
The Mexican goy srnment today
sanctioned plans for Vclurnd an
Toe sending IN, swators supply oi
.'l and gasoline. tue exhaustion al
Waieh carscd she landing thirty
.'u'lrs within hc,i1an territory. The
supplies viii be- sent ~ automobile
from Larata. Texas. ana 10 was eX-
nrrird tonight that Grimes and
Davis would as hl.k io McAll.n.
TEXAS. tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31
.sTETCHER WINNER
Of HEAVYWEIGHT
WRESTLING BOUT
STRENUOUS CONTEST WITH
FtE. CRtDDOrk STAGED ~
MN YORK cry
BECOMES WORLDS CHAMP
Madison square Garden J. Throngcd
tn Capacity To- Witness Great
III, steal Contest Between
Giants

ny Aas-~isiei rrrs-
NEW YORK. Ian. 20.--Joe Siei-
cher Of Nebraska tonight won the
worlds heavyweight wrestling
championship nj catch as-catch-can
by defeating Earl Caddock Of lowe.
with body-scissors and arm locf
after more than two hours of wrcst-
ling.
They hal gone ninety minutes
whom Steioher obtained deadlock
out 81 which Caddock sluirmed.
raddock rave q clever exhibition ~
defensive tactics IN preventing >
Nodv scissors. and offset Sictchcr's
persistent attack. which lasted fully
three minutes.
Stctchcr shows Sirrngth
In smother effort Tor q Ter hold
Sictrhcr showed his strength hv
ifiinr Caddock bodily while IN y
tnccling position. Tho match had
hen gone one hour and forty five
Minutes
Madison square Garden wlq
'hroneed Nv It's ranacitv tonight
whrn Toe Sieichcr of Nebraska. me,
Sri Caddock 10 an cndcavor to
Wrest from him the title ~ heavy
weight wrcsiline chamulon. Referee
George naihncr stafT1d-the bout ~
a.iS o'clnck.
sieichcr had the advantage IN
HEIGHT and vas seemingly about %
rounds heavier than Caddcok both
were very cautions ~ the start and
'oT ten minutes simply paved each
others neck aud shoulders.
After WRESTLING thirty minutes
Sieicher threw Caddock io the mat
with side trip aud pounded on too
irving for body scissors. Cad
hnck tNisicd oui 81 tirht quarter
and rcraincd an erect position cloy
nrly.
ais of leg Hold
Five minutes later Sieichcr wont
down In an atiemnt for n lex hold.
hut Caddock could not Keep him
down and both we're on their feet
asain In less than n minute Siei-
cher then rot Caddock underneath
with q side roll hut was unable "a
Continued on Page Two.)
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CARRANZA PLANS
To BE- DICTATOR
DESPITE PEOPLE
MEXICAN PRESIDENT WILL
DISREGARD RtLitITiNG on
IiiS NATIONS CITIZENS
ELECTION WILL Be JOKE
i'oinci'icni With statement of
President, Villa Establishes
Ills Headquarters IN
chihuahua

uy Ass",iaird fre~.
SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 30. Declar-
ing that h" will not transfer the
government OF Mexico To the presl-
Dental candidate chosen hy the
people ~ III. election to be- held
next July. president Carranza has
psurirfmcd himself dictator uf Mex
leo according Ia dispatch from
Mexico City received tonight BY n
Mexican newspaper published here.
carranza also has declared four
teen states. whose governors nave
joined together ~ a call for a con.
veniion 10 agree ON civilian can
dldaie ior the presidency. To BE-
without the constitutional regime.
according To this dispatch. Mexican
refugees here interpret this To mean
the fourteen states will not be con
sidrred IN the national government
aud therefore would have no voice
m the selection OF president. Pre-
vlous dispatches from Mexico city
have said the governors of the four
teen states likely would favor
Ignacio Bonillas for president.
villa Prepares
Coincidcn, with this move or
Carranaa's part. Francisco villa has
established headquarters at Sateya
In the state of chihuahua. and the
Carranza government has ordered
concentration Of federal forces IN
that state al chihuahua CITY. accord.
ing 90 dispatch from Chihuahus
City 10 the same Mexican new spap
cr.
This is considered hy the McXl-
can refugees here. Who believe
General Alyarado Ohrcgon and
villa are about 10 unite theiI
forces Tor revolution against the
Carran1a government
Obr,'gon Rc,olter:
In dispatches from Mexico City
90 Mexican newspapers here about
two weeks ago. Ohregon was re
ported 10 have revored
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Says That Hardin Used Axe Handle
Before Passing OF The Lie And Killing

sposial b ths News.
SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. 50.
Dave Atkins accusation that
Tom Hardin had once trated
him dirty by clubbing him from
behind with IN aXc handle.
Hardins d'nlal and the passing
of the i.c by Atkins, proceeded
the killing Of Hardin. mer-
chant nj knickcrbOcker. on
March 20. 1897. according To
the testimony today ~ George
:. nedery. Of Alpine. Texas. the
first witness introduced BY the
prosecution IN Atkins trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31

that h. heard the shooting aud
mgi Atkins running from the
scene With one hand on his hip.
When D. ASKED h'm what had
happened. Atkins replied moth
iug
Atkins was not seen again un-
al three years lsscr Thea
afier skipping his bond he vas
sought Zoe nineteen YEAR antil
his surrender last September.
Evidence In the case will
probably h. complelsSi Satur-
day.
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Hitter Tint Ahcn,I

II u does. senator Hitchcock. ex-
poets To propose. he said. that the
senate adopt those reservations on
which tentative agreement had heea
reached In the committee and thea
fight out differences over the Others.
a draft OF the committees work
made public by Mr.. Hitchcock did
not correspond with review of its
accomplishments given out by Sen
aior Lodge. an da bittcr aftermath
seemed IN store should the demo.
cratic plan Of open discussion be- car
ried out.
Tentative agreement senator
Hitchcock Hiid had been reached by
he committee on the preamble and
lwclyc Of the fourteen proposed 70.
servaiions. the only subjects remain.
ing al issue being article ten and
he Monroe Doctrine.
senator Lodge maintained tina,
here we're In all siN OF the fourteen
IN which no agreement. even AZ q
tentative nature. had been consum-
mated.
The move 81 tho democrats m
ohampioning this reservation came
IS a surprise. the leaders ON both
tides having Indicated before hand
that any decision nr article ten
probably would be- rui over antll
next week.
What happened was described thus
~ Senator Hitchcock In announcing
he negotiations were at an end:
Iiitrhcnck Talks
we presented IN Taft rcsorya-
ion on article ten as our proposi.
lion.
There was some consideration a..
20 its exact incoming We urged then
o accept Il, or Ia take few day,
o decide. hut senator Lodge said be
ould not accept "a.
I'VE then asked them u they d.
ny counter proposals or would make
me. Mr.. Lodge said he could no,
make any counter proposal sur.
rested that We try TO agree on a W,
Cor taking up The treaty In the sen.
'e. but senator Lodge did not van
a meeting on that subject. So w
re going 20 proceed to caIl q vi;
To this senator Lodge md moth
ng 10 add. IN his statement review.
ius the accomplishments Of the com.
mittee. however. he set forth a.
length hts reasons FOR refusing "a
compromise on article ten and thl
Monroe Doctrine.
iodgc MtkcS siatensrni
Speaking for myself alone" said
the statement. 4 have only this in
say.
THAT ! vas unable to greet any
change In reservations two and five
dealing with article ten and tho
rcaling with article ten and the Mon
roe Doctrine In my opinion reser-
yaiions number two. which provide
that W. shall assume no obligation Of
any Kind under article ten except the
con mentioned N the treaty that Ne
should Ourselves respect the hound
aries II other nations. cannot pos
sihly permit of change
The change proposed In reserva
iinn number five IN resard To the
Monroe Doctrine was an absolutely
vital one because u was accepted a.
an official Interpretation hy the rep.
resentatites of Great Britain that tn
IContinnea 80 PAGE r~ol
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here.
Atkins plead nos guilty this
afternoon after thr SECRETION ~
ia" juA. which required five
hours. had been completed. tits
plea will b. self defense. ssys
ATTORNEY ". A wright. whom
Atkins employed u 1899 before
fOrleitlng ~ bail follos,ig his
capturc IN Mouisna.
Cornslison. lhd deputy sher-
~ twenty thrls sears aro aud
SIN an afficere 40 VAS on tho
wines stand ssay testified
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EFFORTS TO BREAK TREATY DEADLOCK COMPLETE FAILURE
Registered Mail
Taken by Bandit
On Union Pacific


OMAHA. Jan. 90 \ ban
dit armed with an empty
automatic gun. robbed the
mail car on Union Pacific
passenger number two of
all registered mail this eve
ming. between here and FREE
mont, Nebraska. forty mil, s
west One bag containing
5000 M war saving stamps
WAS ripped open bu, the
content, not mulcstcd.
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some Were shot

tcon,iased to Page ~
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DEATH GAUNTLET
RUN BY sOv|ETs
To REACH j. s.
AGENT an RUSSIAN PROPAGAy.
bisfs N AMERICA TELLS
TiitiILdiNG sI0lsY

~ Associated fns.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o.--iiow fhs
eouriers OF soviet Russia carrying
funds To finance it's propa sanda An
America. ran the gauntlet OF death
and Imprisonment Ia The surround
ms states OF Europe. was a story
begun but abandoned half told to-
day By Ludwig &. A. X. Martens.
soviet agent In the United States
before the senate foreign relations
sdb-committec investigating Russian
propaganda. Martens fatty declin-
ed 10 answer further questions nut
20 him by the committee on the sub
Jet OF the eourlers. and left II 20
consider whether or not his plea OF
diplomatic immunity from further
examination should be- allowed.
while he went on "a recount his ae-
tiyities In endeayoring to get bis
government recognized by the state
department. and In placing provis-
onal contracts for s2s. 0OO, 900
orth OF food. clothing and machin-
~ with American business houses.
his latter effort. he said. had re-
suited In placing two or three let
,rs before President Wilson. urging
,esognition. though the state de-
s rimeat has remained firm In Its
rsfasal to recognize him In any
Aaf
some wcre shot
out OF twenty OF the mysterious
messengers Who started during this
asl year from Moscow. with funds
and letters TO him. Martens said.
even had gotten through the bar
|cfs Of armies and International
frontiers Several had becn shot
summarily IN Finland--"three thar
know about" Martens said cas-
sally OF ten who tried TO get
hr0ueh Germany. nine were caught
and Jailed. The first man to reach
him. however. carried $4,000 and
ais credentials as soviet ambassa-
Tor 10 the United states. The
ouriers carried money IN the form
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loon,inpea ~ Pas. r~oA
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lcon,inacd on Page Two.)
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sI.EFPtvc sICkNFsS'GFEu
NAY soon nE DtSttittNEb
Nv a-,oeia,sd rrcsN

ROME. January Professor
Maggiora of bologna University h
reported 10 have succeeded In isola,-
ine the germ Of lcthargic Encephal-
tits tsleeplng sicknessl Ia the blood
of patients. lie Is nov said to b.
preparing a ser>s. 10 comba, the d.
sease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01
New Boy Members
Of Y. M. c. A. to Go
On a Picnic Saturday

A large picnic lunch prepared and
served by Mrs. fitzpatrick the dir
pcnser OF good things at the y. NJ.
&. A. viii be "a feature VI the boys
trip to the mountains on saturday.
The bunch, chapcronei by =. c.
Green, boys secretary. and several
older boya, will leave for Mhitcofnb
springs oy automobile ct 5 o'clUci:
The guests at the picnic are tho
boys who Joined the association dur
the itonth OF June and thosc who
were Instrumental In getting new
members. Those eligible for the "Y'
picnic are:
sammle b. Blair. Lawrence walsh.
Francis Moshcr. Howard Wego. Bob
Harris. Frank Dinelli. Allen Gleas-
ncr, Charles pearce, Archie O'Har-
row, Nuney Salvador. Alan Bloom
field, Frederick Nohl. John Picclli,
Ncllo M%attiucei. Curtis Allard, Ralph
Bowler. j. r. stephens, Dante PEN
ELI. Richard Jones, Walter Lockard.
Alphonao Smith. Curtis Lypso. John
Laubicy. Robert Berger. Roger Roehl.
Melvin Ellison, Robert McGEath,
Nergll GAVIN, Scott Hayden. W. Il.
Hamilton. william Ricardo. Hugh
Mumm. Jucob Umbrage. George
Leach. Fife Peters. Emil Anderson.
Carl Anderson. Richard Vann, George
Riedy, Wesley Tarter, Ted Caller, II.
Espinosa, sam dlassman. Louis Gate
wood, Bruce MoRca. Leonard Green,
Robert Warren and Roger Roehl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01
DEATHS

CASTILLO-Mrs. Josef,a T.. Castillo, 10
years old, died a. BernAlillo on Tuesday.
She was tho widow OF the late Jesus NJ. Cas-
iillo and the daughter Of the late Jose l..
Perea and the sister Of Pedro Perea. She Is
survived by two brothers and three ~siSters,
j. l.. Perrn, Jocobo Perea, BeatriE l.. Ar
milo, Barbara L. rrisarri and Cesaria T.
ALLEN-The body Of Marion Allen who
died Tuesday will lie In state at Strong
Brothers chapel all day Saturday. A
brother will arrive from New York state on
sunday night Funeral services will be held
Tuesday morning at o O'Clock at the lnuac.
ulaio Conception church. Father Mandalari
will onielate. Burial will be in Calvary eem'
ctery.
CARrER-The funeral OF Miss sallie Car.
ter was held this morning At 1850 O'Clock
from Crollott's chapel. Burial was In Cal
wary cemetery.
QUINTANA-The funeral Of Dcmetrio
Qufntana was held al 3 O'Clock this morn
ing from the family residences on North Arno
street. Burial was In Santa barbara Gem
etery. Fred Crollott was in charge.
SANDONAL-The funeral OF Mrs. Do.
mingo Sandoval was held this morning. ~
y O'Clock from the San Felipe de Neri
church. High requiem mass was said by
Father Weeks. Burial was In Santa bar
bara, Calf, Fred Crollott was In change.
TORRES-Miss Lucille ;. Torres died last
night az the home Of her parents on West
Pacific avenue. Fred Crollutt Is In charge
of funeral arrangements.
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seall be delivered 10 the ~ Pn1o BitulNhie
Oonipany. or " assigns, ~ aesaldaaes whh
its e~on,rae. with We city .aad the 2reeesd
hereafter adopted. The said ~ pasQ Btu
llthic Company. or ia assigns. uhal haye tho
right. and privilege Of exchanging said ~
convenient dencininationst 70 be is.eed ~
the city pursuant 70 Ordinances No. 40,
adopted sod epgvcsed By he city uoam,.'
1919. Upon snch exchange, Et shan be ne
duty Of the City Treasurer 10 retain posses
sion of the said asslrpnble cerilheatea. 70
receive and diseurss Al ps3menss made z
thereon. both principal and Interest. and 70
release and discharge the lien and liability
upon payment Of the full amount due. -
names u the City and any other Jroyiaions
that have been or may be required BY the
Section n An ordinances or resolutions.
or parts thereof In conflict with the pro-
visions Of this ordinance. are hereby repeal
ed. After said aaairnehle certificates are
is,sed az. 9saipaass 'ssli Pc sna rsm IN
interest thereon shall be fully paid. salts
Aed and discharged as herein provided.
Section =, This ordinance u. hereby de-
ciared TO be an emergency measure. on the
ground Of urgent public need. and therefore
Immediately upon ltA Anal passaRe, shall 1e
recorded n the book Of ordinances o. said
81. a,.y . Erp, 1Ps 's ~ ,Rss 'pcS Ssirs ssihs n sss cI ~
Commission aud the Ex-0mcio Mayor. and
the City Clerk, shall be published In tn.
newspaper Of said City. aud shall be ~ full
force and effect ave go days after such
Passed adopted. signed and approved this
91ge@al,p u WALTER NJ. ooNNELL.
Chairman. City commission and
Attest, adobe W. hs sfN"S e ais' ciisrt.
IuIU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01
w. r. Walton Talks
At Rotary Club
On Photography

W. n. Walton, presenting II voca-
ti"nal talk az the Rotary club TO-DAY
gave an intensely interesting outline
OF the history Of photography and tts
development into OF the most
important factors in modern civiliza-
ton.
G. NJ. Barber president OF h club
spoke briefly Of the International
Rotary convention In Atlantic city
from which he has Just returned.
The Albuquerque delegates viii re-
port In detail on the convention at
next weeks meeting.
Mr.. Barber reports the unanimous
election as sergeant at arms OF In
ternational Rotary, Mr. H.. L. Caller.
OF Asheville. North Carolina. father
of Harold r. Caller of tbs city, Mr..
Caller has been a frequent visitor In
Aibuuuerdue and Is well known here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01

coMMIssIoN oppINANcD No. GO

AN 0RDfNANCE CONTItMiSG THE PRO.
CEEDINGS TAKEN ~ Providing FOR
THE PAVING AND IMPROVING OF
CERTAIN STREETS AND ALLEYS IN
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, NEW
MEXICO. PROVIDING FOR THE PAY.
MENT OF THE COSTS AND EXPENSES
OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN
SAT- STREETS AND ALLEYS. PRO.
NIDlNG q III ISSUE OF ASSIGN.
ABLE CERTIFICATES no THE con.
TRACTOR. ASSESSING THE COST OF
THE SAID IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST
THE LOTS AND PARCELS or LAND
ABuTriHd q UPON SAID IMPROVE.
MENrS. AND Describing THE MAN
NER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAY.
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FOR SAFE

~F@'ooO-e.room frame modern. lavatoriea In
bedrooms, garage, hne shade near
X, X. shops. South TSird 81.
'~o'VOO--o-room brick, modern, sleeping
porch, hardwood floors; corner LOT,
Third Ward, close In.
Fe'oOe-l0.room, 2.story dwelling. modern
eouvenienees, large sleeping porch,
~ acres of land, shade and fruit
trees, garage, chicken houses and
other good outbuildings, Just outside
city limits, near car line.
NI'OOO-6.r room brick bungalow. Just com.
pleted, built'in features, hardwood
hoors. fireplace, furnace. Luna Park
section.
properties.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE., LOANS.
fhone oI<. III South Fourth.