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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Karol Poslednik. alias Jack Wolf.
LEGACY lat Sc, opuScil dom matki,
Fam. pnr. 2S47 S. Sawyer ave-. W
kwietniu zeszlego roku i cd tego
zasu wieSc o MIN z~aginela. Karol
wazyf okoio 175 funtow, mierzy 3
stop i 10 cali wysokoSci, ma czarne
wfosy. Stroskana matka staruszka,
ME majsca opieki - prosila policye
, o odszukanie syna. ~kt6regoby chcia-
Ia j~eszcze widziet pred smiercia.
q
!, Gdy niejaki Bernard J6zefowicz,
Fam. pnr. 1922 So. Holman ave, wy
poczywal " parku Douglas DO Gallo
dziennej ciezkiei piracy, przystapiio
do niego trzech uzbrojonych handy
tow. kt6rzy pod grozba rewolwer6w
p~rzeszukali mu k~ieszenie i zabrali
s12 got6wce, poczem zbiegli.
Pieciu me7czyzn I jedna kobieta
beda procesowani o kradziez pie
niedzy ~naleaacych do firmy kra-
wieckiej Hart. Schaffner and
MARY. wczoraj prZed lava przysie-
giych odbyly sic VS. epne przesiuchy.
PomiedSy oskarzonymi ~znajduja sic
Jan Spakowski. jego matka Eleono-
| ra Spakowska. obwiniona o prle~
trzymywanie skradzionych picnic
| dry, Tomasz Slozik i Jan Maszura.
Stawieui oni So pod Kaucya " SUI
ME $3.50 kaldy.
= q
Cd dzisiaj e iydzien, dnia 1890
b. m, odbedzie sic doroczna wyciecz-
ka sierot r6znej narodowosci do
parku Lincolna. Va program zloza
sic spiewy, muzyks i wyscisi o ma
grody, a take rozdavane beda Gu
kierki i lody. Potrzeba automobilow
| do p~rzewiezienie sierotek do parku.
= q =
"a niemilosierne obicie zony are
Sztowany zostal Jan Mauik, Fam. ,.
mr.. 235 y. Elizabeth ul., NJ mocy
warantu zaprzysiezonego przez obita
zone Marye. Sprawl odbedzie sic iu-
tro W Saddle PREY W. Chicago ave.
| = . r
Jak6b Politurski, lat As. Fam. p.
nr. $50 Trumbull ave-. schodzac
wczoraj z tramwaju linii Chicago
ave. potknaI sic o stopien wozu
upad{ ma bruk. wskutek czego Cd
| ni6sl zlamanie Level nogi ponizei
! kostki. Przewieziono go do szpitala
powiatowego.
:: q ,
Automobil hierowauy przez Mike
iaia Eawrota. Fam. pnr. I5S y. Mel
rose ul.. najecha} ma ~15-letn;ego 10
zefa C~ocharza. Fam. pnr. SAT y. Car
| penter III. Pohaleczonego prZewiezio-
no do szpitala powiatoweso. gdzie
sic z3ajduje W stanie k~rytycznym.
q - .
Doroczna ~wycfeczke do las6w po-
! wiatu Cook zwanych Forest Preser-
We. urzadzaia ministranci re Stani-
! slawowa we wtorek dria 2&go b. m.
! Miuistrauci wyrusza IA m!eisce pod
! kierownictwem Swego przeiolonego
! Brata Stanislawa Gorzkowskiego {.
! r. Mieisce wycieczki jest "a cnenta-
rem sw. Wojciecha W Niles. III. W
razie niepogody w~ycieczka z~ostanie
odlozona do dria ~nastepnego. CHOP
| cy spodziewaja sic, re Stanislawo--
wianie liczn:e p~rzybeda ma ich Wy
cieczke. Wstep "a biletam. pc MIS-
kiei Genie, kt6re juiSa do nabycia
u m~fnistrant6w.
Dzisiaj o godzinie $50 rano Cd
by& sic po2rzeb 5. p. Marcyanny
Ksiazyk. kt6ra zmaria pc dlugie1
ezekiel chorobie. Orszak zalobny
wyruszyl 2 domu pnr. 1922 Chaplin
ul. do ko$cioia D. W. Sw. Stanisaawa
Kostki. a DO odprawieniu ceremonii
liturgicznych zwioki przewieziono
ma cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha, gdzie
zlozono ma wieczny spocSynek. "
pogrzebie bra{o udzial spore grono
krewnych, przyiaci6i / znajomych.
o -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
EXIT A!
.ROKOWANIA
sZEWICKIE pRZERWANE.

SZEWICKIE PRICK" AN6.
Londyn, 8. sierpnia. - Roko--
wanna W sprawie zawieszenia bro
nj pomiedzy Polska i Rosya So
wiecka zostaly przerwane. Dele
gacya polska wyjechaia z Bara-
novice do Warszawy W ponie--
dziaiek w celu %otrzymania man.
datow ma podpisanie protokoH,
zawierajacego zasadnicze warun
TX; pokoju, albowiem delegaci costa
Ii upowaznieni tylko do podpisa'
MIA warunk6w zawieszenia broni
Delegaci bolszewiccy zapropo'
nowali nastepne s~potkanie sic Age
sierpnia W Minsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
SEDZIEGO
E L

Sedzia municipality John
S>ielk oSwiadczyi wczoraj, &c GU
jc sic nbyt z1uzonym zyclem
publicznem i wni6sl petycye do
naczclnegn sedziego Harry o.
soma, ably zamianowa} kogo in
rcgo, cclem objecia lego stano-
wisHa.
Pan Stclk piastowai urzad Sc
dziowski przcz piec ! pol lat i W
c;qgu togo czasu doszcd} podob-
no do przekonania. IL w politycz
nej karycrzc ME znaczy tylc praw.
DIVA zasiuga jak tania popular
nust / faworvzoWanic r0znych
przyjaci6i DIatcgo Jest obccnir
ruzgoryczony i cola SIC do zy-
Cia prvwatncgO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
Notatki
Reportera.

OtrEymallsmy telegram 2 Bufta-
10, y. Y. z wieScia, re p. Andrzej ha-
zimierz Czak, wiceprezes Zjednocze-
MIA Polsko Rzymsko Katolickiego ma
Stan New York. otrzymai ,,czarter"
cd p. Jesse S Phillips, reprezen-
tanta Stanowego DEPARTMENT. Ase-
kuraeyjuego, ma mocy kt6regu Zjed-
~noczenie P. r. X. ma prawo zaiat-
wiania W tym Stauie wszelkich
spraw ~tyczacych sic orgauizacyi.
- Q
Pod koiami AUTOMOBILE naleza--
eego do firmy mleczarskiej p. II.
international Dairy Co" ponf6sf
smiert %czterolctni Michal lima. kt6-
rego, rodzice zamieszkuja pnr. 1853
S. Saugamon Ill. Szofer Stefan Gurca
powiada, re chlopak chciai wsko-
eye ma stopie1 automobile, lecz
stracil r6wuowage i dostai sic pod
TYNE koIo. Policya szofera areszto-
wala i trzyma 80 "a kratkami ma
stacyi p~olicyjnei Maxwell VI.
Gdy Klemens Nowak, Fam. pnr.
1921 W. 22ga ul., jechal parokon-
nym wozem po ulicy Halsted i gdy
juz zbIizyi sic do 1Sei ulicy, uderzyl
W lego w6z auromobil, ktorym kiero-
wal jakiS ~szaleuiec. a kt6ry skrecii
masEyne ma boczna ulice i znikf z
widownL W6z zostal mocno uszko-
dzony, a Nowak odni6sl bolesne o.
brazenia.
= = ;
Znana kompania cyrkowa pod
nazwa Ringing Bros i ,.Barnum
and Bailey" ~przybedzie do Chicago,
dnia 11go b. NJ, gdzie W parku
Grant PREY Michigan boul., da jede-
nastodniowe przedstawienie pod go
lem niebem. Przedstawienie rozpo-
czna sic dRia 1890, a skohcza sle
22go b. m.
. Ma przechodzaca utica May, dwu-
nastoletnia Marye Kozik, Fam. pnr,
2S5 y. May ul.. ~najecha{ automobil.
kt6rym kierowal James ShaIlagen,
zam. pnr. 1861 $. Winchester ave.
Pokaleczona ~dziewczynke zaniesiono
do domu, gdzie sic znajduje pod O.
pieka lekarZa.
Tomas ~Starzynski. Fam. pnr.
1917 Dodge ave-. udal sic do domu
Wladyslawa 2ukowieckiego. zam. p.
mr.. 1928 Washington III. " dzielnt-
cy Evanston. gdzie wypN czterna-
seie szklanek domowego wyrobu pr
va, ktorego " zesziym tygodniu Blu
kowieeki nawarzyl. Starzynski po
wypiciu tego piwa doskonale zapro-
szyl sobie glove. a Bukowfecki. Eo-
rzystajac z okaNi. skradi mu sumo
1910. kt6re mial PREY sobie. WczO-
raj S~tarzyGski. wyja} warrant ma Blu
kowieckiego. "a kradziez. Jutro Cd
bsdzie sic sprawl sadOwa.
= .
Ma stage policyjna Irving Park
zglosiIi sic rodzice jedeaastoletnie-
I'd Eugeniusza .Malego. am. pnr.
1884 s. sega ave, proszac sierzan-
ia o pomoc W odszukaniu ich synka,
kt6ry znikI tajemniczo z domu pred
tygodniem. W ubiegla sobote mat
ka otrzymaIa list cd syna. " kt6-
rym on powiada, re zostai wykra-
dziony i prosi, by szukat go PREY
koncu kolei g6rnej W RaveuSwood,
Policya prowadzi energiczne poszu-
kiwanis.
o
Ma zapalenie Slepej kiszki (appen,
dicities) ppddal sic operacyi W szpi'
talu D. n. Michael Reese sedzia, Hor,
ner. urzedujacy W sadie spadko'
wynn. Operacya sic udala i pacyen'
nowoli przychodzi do zdrowta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Zadnych szalblerzy naciagaczy
czvha iacych ma kieszanie Iatwowter
nzch niema DZIENNIE CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltacL. BIO zawsze
pracuie dla dohra- ludu. oszrkan
cze fire sales" stanowszo W DZlEN
NIKU CHICAGOSKIM oglaszane bye
ME mog&. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Wszystkim krewnym 1 znajo-
mym dcnosimy re smutna VIA
domosG IL najukochansza IONA
moja j matka nasza
S. p.
Julianna kandyba
Z domu Sintkowska
niewiasta R6ianca Sw. / czion-
KIM Tow. Polek In. Nary No.
90 u. p. r. X. i Kr6lowej Ko-
rony Polskiei, oddziaiu S7go NJ.
p, 20 dfugiej / ciezkiei cho-
robie, pozegnaia sic z tym swia-
TEN, opatrzona Sw. Sakramen-
tami. dnia 1go s%ierpnia, 1920
roku, o godzinie 2giej rano, -
prze5ywszy lat 80.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W &ro-
de. dnia Ago sierpnia, o godzi-
ME $50 rano; Z domu za'oby,
prr. 2914 Wisner ave, do ko-
sciola sw. Jadwigi. a stamtad
ma cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, ciezkim zslu
pograzeni:
Jan Kandyba. MAJ; Sr. VI.
Gracvlia, re zgromadzenia IS.
Nazaretanek. KIara, ElcOnora,
Alicya, Benedykt i Abby,
dzieci; AntoDi i FrancisZek.
bracia; Frana'szka Neiman 4
Sr. NJ. Alferys. re zgromadIe
MIA SIS. Notre Damek, siostry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

-
Lew Perlmuttcr Ilo :.
Phillip Rosenberg o5o III
Charles Russo $50 p
Stcuben County Wine CO. 5 l.
Jacob Shapiro and Co. 20 -.
John +. Shapiro ct L child
John b. Sbarbaro :. 10
Henry Spiringola .:
Zen Segal 80 -
Gustave Schmidt =. 2
United Distributing Co. lao -.
/. s. Industrial Alcohol
company E. IL
Frank Woods Co. .. ~
+. f. Walsh 1,220 -.
Wexberg and Sieweniw I29 =.
levin Liquor House 1854 :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

40-letni Walenty Subiekowski, zam
pnr. 1857 So. Morgan ul, przyszedt DO
domu w stanie ~nietrzezwym / poczaf
wyprawiac awantury. Gdy iona chcla-
l.. go uspokoiG, doStalo sic jej 10
grzbiecie. Sasiedzi jednak wezwali po-
licye, kt6ra awanturnika aresztowaia
i osadzi}a IN kratkani. DSisiaj odbe-
die sic rozprawa sadowa.
z billiards., Mich, powr6cili oneSdaJ
PIP Xygmmtostwo Krokowie, kt0rZy
bawili tam prZez diva tygodnie, podej-
m0wani u swych krewnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
Kronika MisjsCoWa'

Dokoticzcnie re s:r0nicy I.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

ME k~rytycznym. Szofera aresztowa4o'
lecz po zlozeniu poreczenia wypuszczo
no ma wolnoSG do czasu rozprawy sq'
dowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Ma przechodzaca utica May, dwu-
nastoletnia Marye Kozik. Fam. pnr.
2S5 y. May ul.. najecha} automobil.
kt6rym kierowal James Shallagen,
zam. pnr. 1861 S. Winchester ave.
Pokaleczona dziewczynke zsniesiono
do domu, gdzie sic znajduje pod O.
pieka lekarZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Automobil kierowauy przez Mike
iaia Eawrota. zam. pnr. I5S y. Mel
rose ul., najecha1 ma 15-letniego 10
zefa Cocharza. Fam. prr. SAT y. Car
penter III. Pokaleczonego prZewiezio-
no do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
sic Z2ajdu;e W stanie krytycznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

'Znana kompania cyrkowa pod
nazws Ringing Bros i ,,Barnum
and Bailey" przybedzie DO Chicago,
dnia 11go b. NJ, gdzie W parku
Grant PREY Michigan bOul., da jede-
nsstodniowe przedstawienie pod 60
lem niebem. Przedsiawienie rozpo-
czna sic dlia 12go, a skohcza sle
22go b. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

" szpitalu $w. Antoniego 2 Pad
Wv zmarf wczoraj trzynastoletni Wa
dvsIaw Krowisz, zam. pnr. 263S W.
26ei ul.. wskutek wvpadku automo-
bilowego. Inkwest koronera odoe--
die sic dziSiai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Alwina Mitniprowicz, lat 81, "a
m~ieszkala " Steger, H., zmarfa
wczoraj wskutek ran odnisionych W
wypadku ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Pozosta-
villa meza i piecioro drobnych dzia-
tex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Corporation Board
Powerless To Stop
Increase In Fare

SANTA FEE, n. NJ, Sept. 1.-The
corporation commission Is powerless
TO hold down railroad rates in New
Mexico. This was shown when. the
larger railroads, except the Southern
Pacific, filed tariffs increasing their
passenger fares 20 per cent on Octo-
Der 1.
The railroads asked the corporation
commission to raise passenger fares
az the same time freight Increases
were granted, but the commission re-
fused. The railroads next step came
Yesterday. Under the states laws
they have the right to put the in
crease into effect upon thirty days
notice. and h commission can't
atop them. The commission went as
far as II could under the restricted
state Jaws In once refusing to grant
the Increase In passenger fares.
In other states--forty-seven OF
them, according to Hugh II. Williams.
chairman Of the commisslon-the
railroad commission can compel rail-
roads to Justify increases before put-
ting them into effect. They can make
the railroads show the necessity for
the increase. The New Mexico com
mission, however, Is deprived OF that
power. In New Mexico the practice ia
reversed and the burden OF proof
placed upon the commission, instead
of the carriers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
FROST N NORTHERN
PART OF STATE
Otherwise Crops and
Harvest Make Ex-
cellent Progress.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Sept. Mod
crate temperatures prevailed, with
some alight damage occurring
through frost In the northern dis
triets, and ranges remain fair to ex-
ceiient and stock in excellent condi-
ton. fof the week. ending Tuesday,
IL IL shown IN the bulletin by the
federal weather bureau for the state
Of New Mexico. The bulletin anys as
TO general conditions;
''Tenperntures OF the week were
moderate. although II was coo sat
urday morning. with light frost dam
ATE IN some higher northern as
tricta. The weather wah favorable
for the rapid maturity OF corn. beans,
aorghums, kafir, broom corn and
fpdder cropa, Bean harvest IN wen
begun In central districts. with good
Yields. Ranges contsnuc fair TO Elk
celleDt. though becoming dry whore
rains have missed. stock continues in
excellent condition. Threading OF
small grains In general and some
late harvesting OF barley, OATS and
spring wheat continues in northern
counties Potatoes are good 10 q
cellent and local markets supplied.
The fourth cutting OF aitnifR is be-
ginning In southern valleys and third
10 central. Cotton In reported doinn
well. with early bolls opening and
late blossoming and fruiting well
Shipments OF cantaloupes are prncti'
caliy completed from the lower val
ley, but continue heavy from the Me.
Bllla district"
Conditions In several DISTRICT are
described as follows:
"Jemez Sprlngs-Moderate temper
ature and sprinkles. Roasting a
ready. Excellent second crop 4 al
falfa; range excellent. Sprinr wheaI
threshed and good yield. garden vege.
tables good and plentiful; some pc.
tatoes are being dug. and they are
large and fine. Plums. crab and late
summer apples ripe.
"Lakewood-Recent rains have i'm
proved the range and crop condition
u great deal: stock in fine condi
ton. Corn. milo. kafir, sorghum
looking fine. A good fourth crop o
alfalfa practically ready for cutting
Cotton is promising.
"Springcr-Crops abundant and Il
fine shape, rapidly maturing. Witt
absence OF frost for three week
this section will harvest It's larges
crop Of corn. beans and alfalfa
Range is excellent In lost localities
"willard-Eorn fair to good, rang
der way. Moderate temperatures an
three showers.
Fort Stanton-Rather cool night
but days moderate to warm; heav
rains locally on Thursday and Fri
day
"Pueblo-Threshing Of small grail
stHl continues. with good Yield
Corn Is. In excellent condition. Beet
doing finely, with plenty OF water.
'Scdan-No rain NJ the static
during the week, but good shower
In places and crops doing wei
Range missed ny showers liz gettin
dry. Broom corn. milo. kafir, car
and corn are good.
tires Piedras-Corn In somewhf
later than last year and was dan
aged by frost Saturday morninj
Garden beans and squashes wer
killed. Oats will be cut this weel
PotatOes EXCELLENT; rinse excellent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
CA[OAE[ IS NOW
DELIGHTFUL
No Danger, No Nausea, No
Gripping, No 5alts-Eausoaless
Tablets Called 'Calotabs.'

One CAlotAb on the tongue at bedtime,
with u swallow Of water. that's all. No
taste. no nausea, no gripping, no salts. You
wake up In the morning feeling hne, your
liver active. your system thoroughly purified
and with n hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please, no danger. You feel
strong.
You can now take your ealomel without
the slightest fear Of unpleasantness, for Cal.
otAbx retain all the liver cleansing and
system. puiifyiu qualities Of the old.style
celomel without the Objectionable qualities.
sold only In original, sealed packages, price
thirty.hve cents. Your druggist has author,
ity 10 refund the price as . guarantee OF
your perfect Hatisfaction.-Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Connecticut Has
Largest Growth
In Its History

WASHINGTON. Sept, The state
of Connecticut. with a population
announced by the census burenu as
1850. SIS. during the last 10 years
had the largest numerical growth in
It's history.
The population Of the Nutmeg state
increased 2g5.s29 since 1910, or 23,s
per cont. Even In point OF percent
age, with one exception. the state
grew faster than during any decade
since the first federal census In 1890.
Between 1850 and 1850, the states
population increased 24.t per cent.
THE rats OF growth was estimated In
1910 at 22.T per cent.
Connecticut also ear boast OF q
larger percentage OF growth than any
OF tho Il states whose population has
been announced for this decennial
census.
New Haven county. Conn. con-
taining New Haven, 4ib,l9G. increase
1894, or 23.i per cent. New Haven
tcity) revised 162,bts.
Fairfield county. Conn, containing
Bridgeport. s2O.ois, increase 1881
or sos per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Democratic State
Central Committee
Is Recognized

SANTA FE, N. NJ. Sept 1.-The
reorGanized democratic Mate central
committee. not yet quite complete.
Is announced by state headquarters
az follows:
Bernaiiio county-Dennis Chavez.
Mrs. Ed. Ross, Mrs. Anna Wilda
strumauest, Mrs. Emily lie Belle.
chavez-Charles Gilbert. II. 70.
smyri. Mrs. Emma Johnson. Mrs. c..
". Mason.
colfax-H. n. Chandler. A. J.. Mel
oche, Miss Evelyn Shutter.
curry-Charles Il. Dlnnis, Harry L..
Patton, Mrs. 3. q. Bratton. Mrs. A.
4. Stockiey.
DE BAea--z. II. WOODS. a s.
Casaus.
Dona Ana-E. C.. .Houghton, r. l..
Young.
Eddy. II. McGhee, Mrs. Ruth l.
skeen. Mrs. =. w. Bruden. Albert
Blake.
Grant-c. c. Royal. W. b. Walton.
Gundaiupe-Frnnk N. Page. n. l..
Bennvides.
Hldalgo-E. c. Do Moss. E. II.
Mitchell.
~I@a--Nrra. George Blldcrback. p.
Ellis.
Lincoln-Truman A. Spencer. n,
c. Sowder.
Luna-Hal L. Kerr. J. 8. vaught,
Mrs. NJ. d. Wood.
McKinlsy-F. G. Swartz, A. II
IIannett, Mrs. X. Bremen, Mrs
Joseph Green.
Mora-IrVfn Ogden, Fabin Chavez
Mrs. Irwin Ogden. Mrs. J.. Gillespie
Otero-George Y. Moffett. Georg,
b. Bent
ouayAc. w. white. J. w. Corn
Mrs. w II. Kirby, Mrs. ]. T.. Bell.
Rio Arriba-Mrs. C. A. Dngsert, J
u. Montoya. Mrs. Mathis Velarde,
Miss Clara ID. True.
Roosevelt-A. A.. Farley. ]. a
Hall, Mrs. f. NJ. Long. Mrs. Strawn
SRndoval-Manuel Baca, Juan a
Chavez: Mrs. Pedro Perea, Mrs. J
$. Costllla.
San Migucl--s. Ortiz, j. D. W
Veeder, Mrs. Il. V. Long. Mrs. y. j.
Veeder.
Santa Fee Mrs. Tom Doran. Mrs
v. Vigil. Nicanor Baca. c. o. Har
rison.
San Juan-w. s.. Barnes. g. W
ID. Smith.
sierra--R. c. Kendrick, Mrs. NJ. l.
Brown. 3. n. Matson, Mrs. II. {
Kendich.
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Welch, Jr.. Mrs. n. NJ. McCrarS
Mrs. r. Trujlllo.
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Baca. Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor. Mrs. F. {
De Baca.
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George Hoffman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Hatch Turns Over
Internal Revenue
Office To J. A. Hall

Carl A. Hatch. who has been coll
lector In charge OF the internal reve-
nue. office since last February for
mally turned over his office to James
A.. Hal. newly appointed collector,
this morning.
Mr.. Hall said he would not have
any new plans TO ut least
for the present. +. b. Parsons. as
distant supervisor OF collector with
headquarter at Denver, II In Albu-
auerque today checking up accounts.
ME-. Hatch Is to leave tonight for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Shortridge Leading
for Nomination for
Senate In California

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Re-
turns from yesterdays a primary
election compiled early today from
5.0S2 precincts OF a total OF 6,l2g
in the state, gave Samuel NJ. Short
ridge. candidate for the republican
nomination for United States sem
ator a lead Of more than 10000 votes
while A. j.. Wallace was running
more than 10000 votes behind Kent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01

his Former home in Clovis where he
Is to resume his law practice. Mr.
Hatch resigned several months ago
but 1t was not until recently that sue
cessor was found.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-02-11

Marsh; Harvey Olson; Galby &
Aakre; George G. Cobb; Joseph
Ness; j. G. Rollins, Hebrin
Anderson; their unknown heirs,
wives, devisees and legatees,
Defendants.
To the above named defendants
and to each of them:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Iowa
in and for Winneshiek County, Iowa,
a petition in equity of the above
named plaintiffs Lewis Magnuson and
Charles Magnuson, claiming that
they are the absolute, joint and UNI
qualified owners in fee simple of the
following described real estate, to-
wit: The Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter (SWA NEA of
Section Two (2), Township Ninety
Eight (9S) Range Ten (1O); The
East half of the Southwest quarter
(ER SWA) and the Southeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter
(SEA NV a of Section Two CD
Township Ninety-eight C9S) Range
Ten (10, and the Southeast quarter
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-02-11

of the Northeast quarter (SEA
NE "a of Section Two (2), Town
ship Ninety-eight (98) Range Ten
0O) in Winneshiek County, Iowa.
That they have been in the actual,
exclusive, peaceable, open and no.
torious possession of said real estate
for more than twenty years last past
under color of title claiming to own
said title openly, VIGOROUSLY and
publicly as against all the world
under an Administrators Deed to
said property dated December 20,
1898 and recorded in said county in
Book "a, page. 445 and by deed of
Mary Magnuson, recorded in Book
of deeds 5S, page AL and dated
July 10, 1896.
Plaintiffs aver that you and each
of the defendants above named and
tie unknown claimants, claim to
have some right, title, interest in
and to the above described real es-
tate, but plaintiffs aver that what
ever title, or claim you have is
unior and inferior to plaintiffs title
to said property and that each and
all OF your claims to said property
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-02-11

above described or any part thereof,
is barred by the statute of limita-
tons and that you are now forever
barred and estopped from claiming
or having any right, title and inter
est in and to said property by reason
of adverse, peaceable and exclusive
possession under color of title by
these plaintiffs to said property.
The plaintiffs pray that the title
to all of said above described pro-
perty be quieted in them and that
they have judgment for costs against
any defendant appearing to contest
plaintiffs right in this action.
NOW THEREFORE unless you ap-
pear thereto and defend on or be-
fore noon of the End day of the
regular April 1920 term of the said
District Court to be held at DEBORAH,
Iowa, commencing Monday the 18th
day of April, 1920, your default will
be entered and judgment and decree
rendered against you in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
Dated January Goth. 1920.
z. r. ACRES, Attorney for plaintiffs.
"a.