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BILIOUS!
Quick! Get Liver and
Bowels Right with
"CascaretS"

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste. Indiges-
ton, Sallow Skin, and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
sluggish bowels, which cause the stom-
ach to become filled with undigested
food, which sours and ferments, form
ing acids, gases, and pOisOns. Cas-
carets tonight will give your bilious
liver and constipated bowels thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. Cascarets never sicken or in
convenience you like nasty Calomel,
Salts. Oil, or gripping Pills. They
work while you sleep.-Adv.
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State of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas

State of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas
County-ss
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
(SeaD A. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. !
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Fathers Amendment.

"And what do you propose to dc
now, Wiliam?" asked the father OF
the son vino has just come him after
graduation at college.
"Oh,' yawned the optimistic young
Elan, 81 think I'll go over to New York
and look for position at five thou
sand per--you understand? At five
thousand per-
"Ch, yes" said the old man. Il un
derStand. You mean at five thousand
ptr}lars. .''-Pathfinder.
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EDWARD HINES WINS HIS LONG FIGHT

The pages of the congressional
record will no longer be cluttered up
with page after page Of interminable
debate over the Chicago Speedway"
hospital.
Edward Hines has at last won his
fight to present the federal govern
ment with $1,OO0,OOO. Work on the
project was begun more than year
ago and was ordered stopped and re-
continued several times as controver-
sy about 1t ragged.
Four times the bill authorizing the
treasury department to take over the
hospital was signed and as many times
new fight was started from some
where to block it.
Edward Hines, who began the hos
pital as q memorial for his son, Lieut..
Edward Hines Jr., who died In France,
spent months of his time and many
thousands Of dollars in fighting the
opponents of the project. Now the
Anal contract has been signed by Sec
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Then 1t Happened.

"I wonder If you could?" mused
the rumrly. as he poured little
wood alcohol into his seltZer.
"YOu wonder if l could what?"
demanded the barkeep, as he yanked
q gun out of the drawer behind the
bar.
''Why, l wonder if you could call a
love letter written attachments" re-
piled the rummy as he headed for the
Enquirer.
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LOVE AFFAIRS OF A CROWN PRINCE

The love affairs of Grown Prince
Carol of Roumania are "gOOd copy"
FOR the newspapers these days. To-
ward the end of the war Prince Carol
quit his regiment without leave,
crossed the Russian frontier and mar
ried at Odessa, Miss LambrinO. The
queen was furious. Prince Carol was
put under arrest on the charge Of be-
ing away from his regiment without
leave and the parliament lost no time
In declaring his marriage null and
void.
The country agreed with queen
and parliament because Prince Car
OILS bride is nobody at all and Rou-
mania must have crown princess
chosen from the powerful royal fam
lilies of the entente.
Prince Carol would not recognize
the annulment.
The parliament declared that no
child born to the romantic pair should
ever inherit the throne, Prince Carol
wrote letter to the ROumanian cabine
throne to his younger brother Nicola 6
Germany.
Queen, parliament and ministers t
to withdraw his letter and to promise
ment shall choose for him.
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Justification.

The Artist-This statue is 'The Disk
Thrower." Wonderfully lifelike pose !!
The Other Fellow-Yep! l reckon
that disk is one O. them jazz records.
Don't blame him bit for chuck
ing it,
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congressional
hospital would cost $5Vo oeIore
1t wa ..u.u
The main building is 2o4o feet length width four stories
:.
$500 patients
fourm TO constructed
interested has been to have hospa
hospital que
hayeth kind O. q Speedway.
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W. B. GREELEY TO BE FORESTER MAY /

Col. w. B. Greeley will succeed
Forester Henry s. Graves, May 1, as
head Of the forest service, the bureau
Of the agricultural department which
has charge of the 175,OO0,OOO acres Of
national forests. The reason of Col
onel Graves retirement has not been
made public. The appointment is
made by the new secretary of agricul-
ture, e. T. Meredith.
Colonel Greeley was born in Cali
fornia forty years ago. He has been
in the forest service continuously
since 1904, except for two years of
military service with the A. e. F. and
has been advanced through all the
grades of the service. The war found
him assistant forester, in charge Of
the branch of silviculture. He re-
cruited the forestry troops sent to
France under Colonel Graves and
later took his superior's place as head
of the forestry section of the A. E. F.,
with numbering operations scattered
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He Wasn't Lonesome.

Old Lady-And what place did you
spend most of your time in in France?
Ancient A. e. F.'er-Brig ma'am.-
Home Sector.
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Too many men wait until they have
been done to a turn before turning
over a new leaf.
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self with the belief that she can't do
any worse the next time.
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DunlIcates.

"Those cOlored twins are just like
each other" Yes; one is a carbon
copy of the other"
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If you would be happy let the other
fellow do the worrying.
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Now What Did She Mean?

busy business woman had en-
gagged outside help to wash and clean
mp house. AS they entered the kitchen,
on arrival of the help, who had been
recommended as a jewel, the mistress
said:
"Ths Kitchens in an awful state,
Mary, /"
Never mind, missey; Use used to
white folks. S."-Laudies' Home Journal.
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and from the Swiss bo
chevier of the Legion
Of English
October
olonelin in Engineer Officers Reserve Corps.
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A girl who lets young man have
his own way during courtship is only
biding her time.
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Men f1atter merely to protect them
selves from women who flirt
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important to Mothers
Safe Bet.

Safe Bet
She's clumsy and she's sloppy, and
she occupies much space. And for
these reasons we would like to bet her
name is "Grace. e."-Arkansaw Thomas
Cat.
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double Today ne the largest producer the world and
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roli RIM fRoA NAY 70, 30
CDMPIFTElN FURNISHED TWO
RED ROOMS TWO SLEEPING
p0RCUEs rWO BATH HOOMG
CuTlnREN MCLFORn SrOuGH.
aiO SOUTH SYCAMORE PHONE
luur.I.
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WARRANTY DEEDS

Nell Fiouruoy Allen 10 Escolasiieo Garcia.
9 g D. April 30 pises n Precinct .
Otto q nebher. ~ IA, so Georre y Kills.
War. April 20, pises In HW /. See. 20. r 10
n, T. . a., go.
gren, War, April 20. undivided a. Interest
IN lot q. block F,"H addition. soath. N
q a hnrtnsr. q "a 10 ". r Me,cali,
% feet Of the north 80 fsst lot Z. bloek .,
diiy % Msrsarst , Medlsr, q, al deed,
April H. lott 90 20. a. block -, Old
Eita X chappslL 81 a., 10 Ella y. Morris
y & d, April ~. lot =, block ~, u. IS
city 10 Eia D Morrl. deed. April 10.
lot s block 20, ~ w. addition.
Jacoho Candelatia 10 Jose sanchez Mon.
ioya War April ~. piece in Precincts 2
Harris chsppsi. Jr. 20 E,ia X. Chnppeii
War Aprii ~ lot :. block - ~ H. addi
Patruncino Chavez 10 Beuito sasgedra.
WEI Arrl ~ gl.es i9 Precinct 3 e. .,
lots DO. ~. ~. blork Sc Old Town.
Herbert A. Easton ~ ~, Co i. a. AeDnu
AID War, April 20, piece in rreeinet De-.
Estel j.. Evans. ct M. 10 Howard A. Evsns
War. April 2a. south 2n feet lot ~ and
north 20 Get lot ~ block 10 = A 3 Otero
Pedro Garcia 10 Diego Auniio. q c u
Apri "a. uierr IN Precinct y sl
Oscar Gabriel, e Ws 60 Harry braun.
stead and Garden spot addition. ~.
homulo Gahhidon, et a. 90 Juan lsrlmilio,
War. April ~, piece tn frecingt y, ST.
April 90. piece In Precinct ~. $40.
Martha . Hart 70 Gamma Beta Chapter
o. kanna Kappa CANINE iraierniiy, Wat.
highland addition. 81
Juan Jsramiio. ct al 10 Jose Isramillo.
war April 20 piece in Precinct 9 ~
%, piece la Precinct .. a.
LOU kSppier "a az, 20 ,Dr 81 4
n, nssrts Hs Wi.fh,,. sNIR3flhhss tiii66 10 h'''s v
samuel u Miller 81 uS. 20 Central Ayeuas
Meihodist Episcopal church south war,
slough. War, April 10 DOT n. block 81.
Terrace addition. a.
Adelgh Msrkoyiu q W. 70 Juap Candle
Eastern addition. ~.
o A. Maison treasurer. to Lola Chavez ct.
~. tsa deed, April 90. land In Precinct =.
Raymond D Msssor to Victor y Blom.
eren, War April 20. andi.idsd n interest
W. 7 .Meieslt % ~. 10 o 4, Buriner'
War April 90 lots ei and %. block = =.
ArmJo A hros. addition, ~,
Edward Mclnire special guardian. 10 Vic
tor 4 hlularren. special guardian deed.
April 40, lot q block y II addition south
Lncid Ortesa. 81 a. 10 Ayanesi Romero.
War, April 20. Hand In Precinct 4. siB
Guy Z Rogers. 81 a. 10 Martha 4. Hayden.
War, April ~, bots % and 90. block : =
ArmijO Bros. stau
. Raynoldt Addition Co 10 Iuru Ljiilat.
War, April ~. lots 3 q. block 81. Ray.
nolds, 81.
Wa April ~ lot q. block q. Eastern. ~.
Trinidad sabedra. ct al 20 n. fabedra.
War. April ~. piece In Precinct y, III,
Traction Land a Imp. Co To- Robert Nc.
Clughan. "a A. War. April 20. lot - block
% Lama Place. $500.
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Who's Here
ToDAY's ARRIVALS Al
LOCAL q



AsNAitADO.
~ a Tobias, san F~runclsco.
y. ~. Hmithaon, Oakland.
v tulDerron, Silver Cify
j. g. Foot. New York.
ltliRhes Jones. ~ raao.
ilck Blue. Tucson.
Wfll 4. colo, Kansas city.
= ~. bushN, Buatou,
a. o. Donnelly. New Hayeus
Harry bnckstcrn. fonkcrs. y Y.
Harry Htldf, lonkrrs
Mrs, a. T.. Pcenc Nonkera.
! u. ketinH. chicago.
y. u. wagner, SANTA fe.
Y. ;. blackman. Denver.
Austin Morrison, Chicago.
W. MoHiin, Chicago.
A. N. Doyle, Ran franclHco.
hertha Holton. Socorro.
Aaela q. Van Horn. Kansas city.
COMBS.
y +. Lynch, Los Angeles.
l.. ~ Daun. ~ insu.
Y. Aiaire, ~ iaso.
Thco byHtoni ~ pdao.
W G. Bryan, ~ Paso.
", MnhedN. Los angeles.
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MISCELLANEOUS ,.
MONEY TO LOAN

SCRATCH PADS, 100 per pouna A. Eve.
ming Herald.
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CHICAGO. April 21.-ffesh adj
vnnces in the corn marker to-day re.
suited from continued rainy weather
ana from Indications hat Enrope
was stu after rye and wheat.
ON the corn market however. profIt
taking on he part OF holders wnh
much more In evidence than was the
ease Yesterday. Opening quotations
ranged from unchanged fqRos 10
X cent hlHhcr with May ti.7f 20
f174h and July si.gg 10 ti.a7.
oats climhed "a new high record
prices hut then saggcd AZ a result Of
sales % realize profits. After opening
= rent on iO a cent higher. the
market cnaed back.
Provisions were decidedly unsettled.
Lard declined sharply after . -teady
opening.
close.
Corn-May. si.74. July. si.e4%f
sept, st.5S1k.
oats-May, 9sc; July. s8Ac.
Pork-Mav. $685., July. sa7.06.
Lnrd-May, sis.Gb. July. S2O.8 80.
hibs-May. tiLas; Jnly. sis.72.
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POULTRY am EGGS :
FARMS 4 RANCHES

FOR SALk-2OO acres best land In Rio
Grande valley. Thirty acres IN alfalfa
must he sold Some one will ret q bargain.
Address A. y Stroup, Whiting Bldg A.
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NEW fOhk. Aprn x4-Mercnntlle
puper unchanged. E1chaurs weak.
sterling so day bills. s73A per cent.
commercial 80 day bills on bank
st5A per cent: commercial go dnV
bills. dsa per cent. demand. 17s uer
cchli cables, Fht per cent. ffanrs
demand. t7.of; cables. 1905.
Government bonds strong. railroad
bonds irregular. time loans aironn.
nnchanEed' All money slrans. eiah.
? per cent, otherH unchanged.
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NEW YORK. April aT.-Flnat nri.
ces today were. aha sa.oa; first ~
$500. second A., xab0. first 4nr.
stts; second as. $3.50. third ttn
so.s2; fourth as. sb.of: victory
AIS. $3.50. victory 4as qfeo
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y. ;. ENuEI D q, IHINOFkAVIOk
Ohee 206h North second e. "hone 572-1.
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CpAfiDEhriAL loans on ieNelry. diamonds.
watches, Liberty Bonds pianos, autumo-
hilcs. Lowest rates. Rothman'a III South
First. .bonded 90 the state
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FOR RENT-A small apartment for light
housekeeping also q tuo.room sleeping
FOR RENT-HOua,s :
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NEW YORK. Auril sI-Coiton ~.
lures closed steady: MAY. tO.1sl JnI.
use; October. Jk.a0. Becemba,
sf.h4 January. af2N.
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TOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
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Produce

CHICAGO. April s7.-Butter-Un-
changed. Creamery. 4Tasb cents.
Hggs-uncharEed Receipts. 3D.
100 cases.
Pouitry-Higher. Springs. acc;
fowls. 3bc.
potatots-Stcady. HeCelpts, 80
ears. Northern white sacked and
bulk. ST.00mTeb triumpha sacked.
$3.50: kings, $500; New York Green
mountain. bulk, $3.50.
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NEW YORK, April 4f.AFe.rs -
drastic FEDERAL tax legislation ana r..
ne"al u tear activity confrIEutsa tn
me irrefuiarify or todnt'a stock mar.
ktt sales approSimaled i.1s0 n0a
.hafes The close WIS hcavy.
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Liveatock

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April q. -
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Lights and
mediums. i5 to 90 cents higher; ton.
si4.do: heaylss, 2d cents higher; bulk
lights n mediums. tlf.00G1f.B0:
bulk henvies. t~is.50 Mli2s.
tuttle-Rcccipts. d,f0O. Beet
steers steHdy TO e5 cents higher.
quality plain bulk. tIf.5OMie2s.
ycari'ngs strong 10 10 cents higher;
top, Si3.OQ. fat sho-st0ck strong.
bnik cows, SS.b5M 1915: veals and
calves weak to 500 lower, top veal
packers, sf4.25; bulk. gi2.TbMi3.gb;
stuckers strong; bulk. Ss.bon 1926.
Sheep-ReceiptH. 5000. Market
SLOW and IS TO 80 cents lower: TOP
wool lambs, StS.Tb: shorn lambs.
Si7.Tb.
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WANTED Several 2-nght window sashcs.
also closet door lt0 North Twelfth -
rhuue lANAsI.
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TOR hALf@Miscclianeoun =


FOR sAIE-NIsccIlancous =
BoDDY's MILK 3. the Beat.
FOR sALE-Dnhla bulbs. 10 cent. each
Call fis North FOURTH street
ron sALE-Nearly new Duiold Rocker and
MoIra Onair 2lo North foarh 81
FoR sALE-Fresh lime ai7 North Third
81. o. rotii phone 5ssW.
A GOOD STRONG truck boa Tor sale. Can
At ai4 South Eighth street or phone 2oi.
FOR SALE-I2Ni4 u. ounce tent. cheap for
cash " taken az once 1000 North FOURTH
INVALID CCsHiON-New Is.ineh rubber
syrian Invalid cushion. Never been used.
Price s2q Cail a. iis South HiFh 81
FURNITURE for sale a. "a ". Cold Ave
chifonicr. bureau. I library table. I
Kitchen cabinet singer sewing machine
ron sALE-sunning box with mattress aud
la22R,
FOR sALE-Two piece parlur sat. lbrats
liable. combination book ease and VIZ
dssf, tewinE machine aud bicycle ans y
Second - souih door
FOR SALINE are paytnr 1iEhsst prie,
for all Kinds Of lnnk. also Junk automo-
Lead. phons 90.
FoR SALE one Two burner perfection oil
stove 3 OIL heater, one small cook stoys
2 gHs ranges aud some heating stoves a. q
bargain 100 South Fourth
SALE on TRADE by 90 feet galvanized
.i-cl water tank ., foot galvanized steel
Hnd automatic electric switch Tor motor. for
Phone l40ij OF 4le North twelfth n
THE A W WILLIS GROCERY \ MEAT
MAXI viii move from h22 " Central
viii sell the following r]roceriss al q low
price. 81 10 sack Of -four nt sis5. Hil
Bros Red Can ,Codsc, sc n Hhi Bros
% Leader CoHce. SOC IL Sc can Hlsrt
Cherries, 4se t5c eau Loganbcrrirs, Doe
ass '9n eea,es' a'e e9e isrs Jam to,
800 Brooms, zoe Tomatoes, loo To- iso;
can corn l7c an breakfast Food cat down
April .h22 ". Central Ave. Respectfully
A W. WILLIS.
MISCELLANEOUS -
wANTED-Cnreful kodak finishing BY mas
ter photographer twice daily service. Re
meinber fatisfaction guaranteed Send your
Hhns,ssssS'SS HiSSnns. %M h,ss's ps soissii,esS nFm'
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
m
fuR RENT-i5- roomed room ng houss. In.
quiru star Filling station. 1ul North Third
FOR SALE-Complgiely nTnished 80 room
steanuhuatcd hotel . years old located
Ia live New MeNien town ~ 800 lu Ocean
20 Ocean highway and SHntA 81. railroad mo-
competition. Income from rooms $4,000 per
year. Price $50. 600. viii take $50. 6uO
cash 70 handle. o. W. Kirkland, Ahuqner
que. y. N,
SCRATCH PADS, loo per pouna A. Eve
ninE Herald.
MONEY TO LOAN ~
CONFIDENTIAL loans on jewsiry. diamonds.
watches, Liberty Bonds pianos, autumo.
bilcs. Lowest rates. Rothman'u III South
First. bonded 90 the state.
WE LOAN You more money on your diA-
mnnds. watches, iewely aud Liberty
nouds, Reliable. liberal and confidential.
Mindlin ~Jewelry, 202 West Central, For.
mefly n. Yanow.
CHIROPRACTOR Is
". =. EN0E, d O., CHiROpRACTOR
Omee a06h North second e. "hone 572.t.
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Santa Fe Time Table
I'd


FitpM SOUTH
No. e0s-From ~ paso.. n;s-pm
No. siO-from ~ Paso TaOOhm
No, sol connects a. helen with No. % Tor
Clovis. Pecos valley, kansas CITY sud Gait
Coast.
SO. sos .connseis al Beien with No 81 from
nloyls and pointa east and south ~ CLOVIS
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DETECTIVES AGENCIES 3.

tbR PRIVATE Secret Service iu,s siieationE
Phone AZ. The American Detectives As
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Phone 345

tuR GENERAL VoUsEcLEANiNG call
1888 Il.
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W~ANTED-pu buy Tor cnsh a first Glass
CIGAR Store. with or without Newsstand.
Any good town will he considered, but pre-
frr Albuquerque Address Martin Cigar
Store. Miami. utlahuma.
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CHICAGO. 'Aprn 27.- cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Beef steers and She
stock, 20 TO 90 cents higher. bulk
steers, 1890 i2.sOi most cows and
hcifcrs. te.0OW hoo; bulls steady to
20 cents higher; choice bologna.
Ss.75n 800; early calf bids lower.
new v%eaiers. &tt.00; feeders uneven.
Hogs-Receipfs. $4,000. Market
steady to i5 rents lower than Mon
days average: top. S15.s5: bulk light.
$500 1875; bulk IS POUNDS up.
&i3.G5 M14.25s pigs lower; bulk.
tla.50Htf.b0.
Shcep-Receipts. 1900: no early
sales; bids sharply lower.
DENVER. Colo. April a7.=Caitle
Receipts. 2.000. Market slow aud
weaR. Beef steers. ki0.0OmIa.2a;
COWS and heifers. $1,000 i0.75: stock
ors and feeders, s~S.5o1ii.o9; calves.
stG.00 1890.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market
steady 20 10 cents higher. Top,
sit.oo; bulk, sis.es 9tfs5.
.Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market
steady to 20 cents lower. Lambs,
SiS.somfo.2b. ewes. si32smif2b.
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FQR sALE-TypcwI1tcrs >

FUR SALE ~ rEwRITErS-An Kinds,
both LcE and second haud. bought, sold.
rented and repaired Albuquerque Typewrit.
~ Exchange. Phone cold. i22 south
taHrth
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wANTED-Houses

WANTED-To rent Eve ar six room house
uufurnished. Drop a card TO d. ! Mercer.
U1l SCI. sixth.
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uAsTuRE-By mouth or all summer. TO-
horses and cattle, 81 per month. Frank A
ilulbril Go,
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FOR HENT-Three rooms and porch. fur
uishrd. complete. SO. Address 1915 No
First or iua 40. FIRST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
FILES MOTION FOR
new TRIAL IN CASE
Zimmer-DambaCher Fails TO
Secure Possession of Con-
fiscsted Liquor.

Carl thinner and Eugene Dam
bacher, who were given a 500 fine
and a suspended sentence in the SUI
perior court last week for unlawful
possession Of Intoxicating liquor,
fled a motion in that court Tues
day afternoon asking for new
trial The lateness Of the hour re-
suited IN ths courts adjournment
before the motion could be given
hearing Atty. Frank Gilmer. who
has acted for thinner and Dam
bacher. has been called out Of the
city and Pros. Samuel Schwartz
stated wednesday morning that the
motion for a new trial will be con-
sidered next Monday afternoon.
An effort was made 90 secure an
arrest Of judgment in the case Tues
day afternoon because 10 was claim
Cd that John Nicolini owned part Of
the liquor and that nc had not been
involved IN the suit and therefore
had a right 20 repievy the liquor.
thinner and Dambacher. through
Attys. Sands and Arnold. filed
claim against Pros. Schwartzs mo-
ton TO have the sheriff confscate
the liquor. claiming that such pro-
cedure would be depriving the
owners and John Nicolini or pro-
perty without due process Of law.
Judge Montgomery overruled the
request 20 delay sentence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
GOVERNMENT NEEDS
OFFICE WORKERS AID
Civil Service Examination Of
fers Chance for Per-
manelt Position.

The United States civil service
commission wishes 20 impress upon
the Iublic the urgent need for
~tenoEraphers snd typists IN the de-
partments and Offices al Washington
To- g. Applicants who are qualified
,n both stenoEraphy and typing are
especially needed although some
typis-s are also needed.
II should be understood that these
positions are not temporary ones.
for there is a dearth Of stenoEra phi
ors and all appointments are per-
uanent The entrance salary is 81
$40 per year with excellent oppor-
tlnity for promotion
Examinations are held every Tues
day IN South Bend and PERSONS i'm
rerested may secure full information
regarding these positions BY calling
az the post Office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
MUSIC STUDENTS
APPEAR IN RECITAL
South Bend Conservatory An
nounces Program Of BIZ
Monthly Musicale.

TIE bi-monthly student recital by
pupils Of the south Bend Conserva-
tory will be held THURSDAY night az
s o'clock at the recital hall The
folio ing program vii be present
ed.
J. Btr0 song ts.~,. ........ POpp
Helen belong.
.. DauCe-Dresde Doll
Virginia Michael.
3. (a) The Rude Box.
Cb) The Dancing Lesson.
Leah Studebaker
4. Valse Coquette ..-...-..... FrinIl
Helen KrOnewitter
3. Dance--From An Indian lodge
Selma Gross
s. Air De Ballet ..,.. Chaminadc
Anna Elizabeth Abshire
T. My Hearts Country .... Blair
Mrs. ". NJ. GOffeney.
s. Mazurka Caprice ....... Mason
Gleeda Inks
2 Dance-Highland Fling.
Frances Gammack
~ CdpFlCo . ar 80 n
j. Polish Dance ..... Scharvenkl
Gertrude Vogtman
L. Donna VCrct Morir ..... TOsti
Cloves Way. Norwegian Folk
song $780, . VI Oline
Thomas J. Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

superior court TO grant him dI-
vorce. he says that she has told
him that she cared more for other
men and that she has made his lie
misera BILE. They were married in
November. 1915 and separated in
Septem her Of this wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
ASKS FREEDOM FROM
N4GGING HELPMATE

Because he alleges that his wife
Emma has found fault and nagged
him in a shameful and disrespectfuI
manner. James Tompkins wants the