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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

The Acid Test will be The
subject OF Mrs. Barton's sermon
next Sunday morning. Town and
camp people are cordially In
|vited 20 be present
Chaplain Hartridee gave Us n
splendid Straightforward message
last Sunday, resulting In the sign
ing Of twenty cards pledging per-
scnal service in winning souls for
Christ We are indeed fortunate
IN having the opportunity TO hear
such a man speak on practical
Christianity.
The service In camp viii he
held at $50. Although the chap
lain will not be present as u i
his day 10 visit Hachila. he has
made arrangements for a speaker.
The social tea Of the Ladies'
Aid at Mrs Yields home was quite
well attended and enjoyed by ev-
eryone. After the usual eood-
naiured gossip and a duet by Mrs..
Weld and Mrs. Barton. refresh
mcnts were served.
. The "Wednesday night prayer
meeting is 10 be neld hereafter
In the little room OF the church
at 7;90. va want to enckirare
our members and friends TO get
the prayer meeting habit.
Both church and Sunday school
attendance showed a decided in
crease last Sunday due in large
part 10 the fair weather. We
hope that both the fair weather
and the increase may continue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
G ADVERTISING

by virtue of a chattel mort
gage, conditions broken. given by
W r. Rcbcr, mortgagor. TO Theo .
dore RouaulL mortgagee. and re-
corded April Il. 1919, In the coun-
ty clerks office az Dcming. n. NJ
Luna county. In Book 3, paRe3G6-7,
Records Chattel Mortgages, and
assigned 10 me. John l.. Moore. ior
value received on January 40.
1920. I will sell at public vendue
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23

ON TUESDAY. February "a 1890, al
10 o'clock ln the forenoon, In the
Village of ooiumbua. County Of
Luna. and State Of New Mexico,
'tbe following described property,
|to-wiL according 10 law:
Six hundred laws books, more or
less, one office desk. one type
writer desk. one large iron safe,
"A chairs, one table. ) book cases
with glass fronts. 2 plain book
cescs, 2 sets Of filing cabinets, and
all other property covered by
mortgage. The proceeds 10 be
used 70 satisfy said mortgage and
all costs touching the same. IN
ease Of rain. sale will occur first
fair day.
JOHN J.. MOORE.
Jan. 1880; Feb. ga.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
Al.Il,CED PINO WILL FORGERY
IAsE NOW N TIM SUPREME
COJRT-kEAD SHAKESPEARE

Oae of the most remarkable
eases 10 come before the New
MeAico supreme Court for some
years Is that of Jose Angci~ Jara-
muiJ. administrator OF the estate
OF Narciso Pine. deceased, et ais
appellants versus Julian lara
milo. II ais, appcllrcs. being a.
appeal from the district court %.
Nutnria county. decision b,
Ju 80 a. Ryan. The fight carrie
10 The supreme court hingcs o.
The authenticity of a purporte,
will which Rodcy & Rodey and Fc
liz Baca, attorneys for appellants
de- larr a. be a =. faced forg
cay. citing the evidence of Viii
Tpion uf Santa Re. the well
known handwriting expert, In sup
port of the charge. The lower
court held the will 10 be- genu-
Inc.
iaramillo. IL appears. at first
claimed IN be- the natural son
Of the late Narciso Pine. and sole
heir, although appellants claim he
Was second or third in a family
OF six or seven children. brought
up by his own parents and given
ihrir name. Counsel sets firth
that correspondence between Pine
sinl jaramillo gives no indication
OF any relationship and that there
was never any suspicion or init
motion In the community where
They lived many years Of any rela-
tonship.
Anyhow, the lower court refus-
Ell Ia recorniHH either side for let
ues nf administration aud appoint
ct Andres Romeru; appellants then
secured a perpetual injunction
against Jaramillo 10 prevent him
in,"rmeddling with the affairs OF
III estate ON the ground that
On his own showing he was the
legitimate child " his parents. and
horn In wcdlock.
Shakespeare Quoted BY Appellants
Counsel
Tho alleged position Of lara
millo In making his claim TO BE-
Piuo's heir brings forth a quota
tim from Shakespeare in the brief
NJ upuafIanfss afiofuave Tn
brief says:
Here was a man born In law.
ful weilock, % years ~ age, with
q wife aud children ~ his own
presenting himself before a court
md hrar My making a strumpei
cut Of his own mother who b.
sim alive in order 10 establish
l imself as the lawful sun and heil
81 the deceased. is such a mar
? credible witness leyen when h.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23

The case Of a Floyd Wilson on
kuford Wilson, proprietors Of ihs
international Photo Engraving Co,
800 80 San Francisco street, n
paso, and we'll known TO Columbus
merchants, charged with having IN
their possession O plate similar 10
that from which UEited States ia
ternal revenue stamps are made.
was continued again Monday by
United States Commissioner A. J.
schmid until Tuesday after
noon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
FORMER CARRIER HELD
FOR OPENING MAIL

Sigfried0 Sausus, former mail
carrier IN a rural route out OF
Alhuqucrque, is In Jail IN Santa
Ne awaiting trial on the charge Of
opening a letter addressed to Mrs
Rufina I. Alarid, whose residence
Is near Albuquerque.
Casaus was indicted by the fed
eral grand Jury at Albuquerque.
but was not caught until a short
time ago. He was arrested In
Denver and was returned by a
deputy United states marshal from
Colorado.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
MOVE APPOINTED CHIEF
or CLOVIS CITY POLICE

Clovis, n NJ. Jan. Ed. L.
Nnye. formerly sheriff pf Curry
county. and M Of the At known
police officers in the state. WIS
this week appointed chief Of th2
rslice Of this city by Mayor Stone.
Mr.. Moye has for the past seven
years been sheriff u the county
and Is well known all through the
eastern part " The state.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23


Is joined by his wifel when they
say that the deceased IN his last
illness, while Sitting up In bed.
with a pillow for a desk, signed
the disputed Instrument THIS
claimant situation Is 50 extra
ordinary as to drive us to a cila-
ton Of a case from the great dra-
matisL for no other similar ease
a been found In all the books.
Il Is the case that occurs In Shak-
,spearc's King John. between
he brother Faulconhridgc; hut
ven In that ease shakespeare
snew the law, for In spite Of the
mother, Lady Faulconhridges con-
iession that Richard Cocur-de-Lion
vas the father Of her son. old King
lohn, as between two brothers. de-
'ided the case according to law.l
n this crude and vulgar language:
X. John: "Sirrah, your brother
Is legitimate;
Your fathers wife did after we'd
lock bear him:
And II she did play false, the,
fault was hers:
Which fault lies on the hazards
OF all husbands
That marry wives. Tell me,
how II my brother
Who, as you say, took pains b.
get this son,
Had OF your father claimed this
son,
Had Of your father claimed this
son for his9
In sooth. good friend. your IA
Their might have kept
This cali, bred from his COW,
from all the world"
Pine was a prominent stock.
raiser and merchant at Cubero.
According Ia appellants con-
tention he and his wife were child
'ess and left no will. After the
injunction against jaramillO. II u
alleged that the purported will
suddenly appeared IN the county
records, conveying the Qummazon
anch aud ten COWS to Jaramillo.
The alleged forgery purporis 10
have been executed March 10. 1915.
4 month aud a day before Pine
He'd. All the alleged witnesses oil
he will except two are stated
o have died before the trial IN
The lower court, save Julian lara
Milo and his wife. The briefl
iays:
The case Is therefore unique.
n that plaintiffs proofs Of the for
icfy depend entirely upon wheth-
r. the surrounding facts ana err
umstances, and the dem0nstrative
violence Of the signature itself and
he enlarged photographs Of it,
'how II "a be- the genuine signature
Il Narciso Pinog"
As To The alleged forgery the
SAYS:
III Is u contention that when
ie was thus perpetually enioincd
m the sustaining Of the demurrer
Rainst his answer in that suit.
be deliberately caused this half
aste Indian hoy. who had been
'ducated in the Indian schools in
Oklahoma, 10 write this disputed
instrument on the ba-k Of a little
nap OF the ranch. which was made
many years previous by a sur
seyor for the deceased. aud then
ie induced this forger to write the
lame Of old man Feliciano Chavcs
sNh his own. as witnesses 10 ths
Instrument and then in some man.
YER, either by deceving the Justice
the peace, Alfredo Baca. or de-
.iberaiely eonspirine with him, in
iuced the latter 30 add his name
official character. Alfredo +,
aacs, JUez de Par" al the foot Of
he body Of the acknowledgement '
m the forgery" 4
II Is declared no one heard oil
he existence Of the will until
rear after pinp's death Harih aud
are attorneys Tor appellees. !
Santa Re New Mexican.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23

Santa Fe. n. NJ Jan. p. SIX
now cases Of influenza have been
reported TO the state health de
partment.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
Miles
of Furniture
rHONCGHlPuTs. RECORDS.
MONOGRAPHS.
RECORDs

THAT is what a visnor said not long ago unon leaving our siorc
Il Now Of course there are not really miles Of furniture but there
are loads Of i-thc right kind and at the rght price. Too. Our aim
is to buy the best furniture in the world. W. want to show II to
you. Won't you give US the opportunity.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23

wANrED-GOOD AUTOMOBILE
mechanic with a little money.
Splendid chance TO get IN on the
ground floor In a garage business
that has a big future. Address A..
n. the Courier.
PARTNER WANTFD-WIfH $50
cash must be good automobile
mechanic; splendid chance; no
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
CmARGEp MITm FOnGEnY

Frank Graham Is under arrest
nj n paso. charged with ha,-
ing passed forged checks AT Sill
YER City and Tyronne.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
Tools of Quality

IT YOU WaT T0W7' E001 UUT0Ty, OT E00d HaTdVlTc 0I any Kind,
4 CONE TO 0uR srORE. We warrant ours. n you want poor ones
-lhe kind usually sold by TEN CENT and Racket slorcs-we can
supply you with them Il you insist but you will probably not he sat
sncd, for we know the dfferencebctwcen a poor tool aud a good
one is a BIG difference.
n UIcK-LIGHT Gasoline lamps Rayo Lamps. Flowcred Lamps and
< Lanterns s2-high-power Rifles at Old Price. 25o-3O Savage
Ia MN Bolt Action Winchester, 70 Winchester at less than wholesale
price Single and Double Barrel Shot Guns Automatic Shot Guns. II
you want a sporting gun Of any kind come 20 our store.
NATE TRY to carry everything the people need. For the benefit Of
w the people In Columbus We carry a line Of Collins and Caskets
at right prizes. Wardrobe trunk. from $3.50 TO $1,000 Suit Cases.
Hand Bags ELECTRIC GOODS Of All kinds. Percolaiors. Aluminium
Ware Community siNerware, Cut Glass Vacuum Bottles. Bicycle
Goods.
RUGS. LINOLEUM
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsEMENTs

CLASSIFIED ADvERTIsEMENrs
FOR SAlsE-O 30. OR 100 ACRES
Of splendid land which will grow
anything, will guarantee water
nj % feet all you want. This
land Ia ~ miles from school
house, 10 miles from Columbus.
u Is worth three or four times
what I ask for H. win grow al
falfa, fruits, melons. in fact any
thing. Can prove every word 1
say. VIII sell because I need the
money quick, $3.50 per acre. Adj
dress Ar, the Courier, Columbus.
N. NJ.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-23

Jan. 1880; Feb. Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
Supper Table
Gossip

Mounted Policeman .. Aicario Nom
tola has arrested Dewey lloyd, said
TO be wanted IN Santa Ne county. n
was said he was accused OF selling
stolen cattle near stanley. Lloyd was
taken to Jail M Los Lunas and will
be taken to santa Re if IL lH found
local authorities want him.
} The MY club OBSERVED Mothers
day at their weekly luncheon ycster-
day. Mrs Anna Wilds strumquist
was the principal speaker with her
subject ~ Boys and Their Mothers"
Miss Grace LongfeliOw gave a vocal
solo.
Mr.. and Mr.. " alter Lewis Williams
OF New iork CitN have rented the
Thomas Riggs residence at 500 West
Silver avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Riggs
aud children viii leave this evening
for their home at Charleston. W. Va.
Another hrnch has ts-cn douatcsi 90
the little park around the corner OF
broadway and Central avenue which
has been loaned 20 the city by G.. T..
French r.. T. Chase IL the donor.
Other benches have been donated By
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick
ford. Joseph a. Wilson, Dr. Dc. NJ.
Bowers and tho Mccullough Buick
company. Secretary watkins OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce suggests That
five more benches would just I'm the
bill.
The MnrintIlo shop las moved
from It's old quarters In the Chamber
Of Commerce building to liS West
Copper, The new shop will be
beautifully equipped and Will bc open
to patrons on Wednesday morning.
\ social sling viii h. held az the
Y NJ G. A. building tomorrow after
noon a. i.ib To- which men who arc
strangers m the city are especially
Invited iu addition to tho chorus
singing thcro viii hr u Bible read
ing by Carl Amending Tho meet
ing win be- held Iu the boys lobby.
\ spark rom ~ passing switch en-
ginc o. Thought to have started the
small blaze ut the viaduct ri moo
today. The urc department answered
Tho call and arrived on the scene be-
fore any damage was done. An alarm
ut | o'clock this morning took the
low'nnds wagon to Toe West Slower
avenue, whore o. room iu "a frame
cottage was smcarcd with burnlnf
coal oil \ can OF coal oil was found
In the room. \ family 10y the name
Of Loboz occupies the house. The
fire caused damage to the extent OF
five dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
DAg PARADE
TO RIVAL CIRCUS
500 to Be in Line With
Bands and Many 9th
er Attractions

A parade five or six hundred Elks
LONG With brass bands al the head
aud tail and In the middle. will make
Albuquerque think that circus day
has come when Il winds through the
streets next Wednesday morning.
Wednesday ~ the Eiks big day. The
run starts at 10 o'clock In the norm
ing and LISTS unti the evening OF
the following day when II N hoped
that the Initiates, 11b OF them, will
have recovered sufficiently 10 attend
the ball and reception.
The parade committee will meet at
the Eiks club for luncheon On Mon
day noon when details VIII be COM
pletcd for the most dnzzlinE. stu-
pendous, magnificent. startling and
gigantic una an the rest OF them
street parade that the Elks have ever
EtnEed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
Woman's Precious Gift

Tho ono which she should most zeal
ously guard is her health. hut she often
ncglrcts to do So in season until some
ailmcnt peculiar to her sex has fastened
itself upon her. When 30 affected
women NAV rely upon Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, a remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
restoring hcaiih 90 suffering women
II you have The slightest doubt that
LYDIA w.. p~inkhnm's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write 10 lydia 3.
pnkhnm Medicine Co, fconfu,ntiall .
Lynn. Mass, Tor advice. Your letter
will BE- opened read aud answered by y
woman. aud held IN strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
From FARMER BOY
TO COLLEGE HEAD
But DIR. r. w. Clothier
Says He Still Loves
Farming

, Once "a little hoy born on a West
Virginia farm decided that he would
be II teacher, Hc was seven years ola
whom he made this important decision.
n was sovn TO know all OF the Joys
and hardshlps OF lite on the farm.
tfom Following a pillow barefoot on a
spring day 10 selling a crop which
represented u whole seasons labor tOr
tny price OF n present days salary,
IL was natural that this boy should
foliOw ~agffeuiunre and that he should
direct ms early ambition 10 be a
teacher To the phase OF lie Ia which
ne WIS most FAMILIAR. Comes nov
aA. kObert W. Ciothler, tio new pres
ident OF the New sMicNico College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, with
Year, OF the most valuable experience
81 poth practical aud theorcucal ma
ture behind him.
sim Io,cs Farming.
II still love farming, says pr.
clothier. the big man WHO vs. In "a po-
sitiOn to DO so much FOR the develop
ment OF agriculture IN New Mexico,
and my one farm hobby, n l can be
aid to be Interested IN one phase
more than any other. Is business maui
agemcnt. The farmer should learn to
be a good business man as well as a
pure agricuiturist. That Is what 1
nope 10 teach the farmers OF New
McNico.'
Dr. Clothier was Ia Albuquerque at
the invitation Of President iiiii OF the
state University 10 Confer on the prob
lens that are common TO the Two
greatest educational institutions In the
state, The two schools plan "a coop
GRAFTON of Effort to assist each other
In obtaining the aid nOm the state
which they both need.
His success In building up thc coli
lcgc of agriculture Ia the ncighhoring
state Of Arizona promises well FOR the
future OF the New Mexico state col
1oge. When DR. Clothicr hrst went to
Arizona In 1905 he found the agricul-
tural college with an attendance Of
seven pupils n an annual appropria-
ton from tiiC state OF $500. In four
years the college. under his admins
tration. graduated "a class Of 90 stu
dents,
III is an undeniablc fact that agri-
cultural graduates make more sue
ccssfui farmers. one OF the wcalthicst
armer In the Mesillu valley is "a grad
uatc Of our own state college. The
majority Of the graduates. however,
become county agents, ana hy 80 do
ing ara able to contribute the tech
meal knowledge OF farm methods and
management which they have learned
10 u larger number oi farmers vino
ate unable 10 go to get the college
training. Many others become pro-
cssof IN agricultural schools
Dcgrts' la kansaS.
DRY Clolhier tOCk his hrrt ugricul-
tural work at the Kansas state col
lcgc. He received his 81. s. degree
from the school. dtd graduate wnrK at
Cornell ana received his IN. r.. at
George Washington untvcrHity.
lie has bpcn connected with several
prominent agricultural colleges and
has donc important work IA the Office
Of farm management m the depart
inent Of agriculture. making surveys
Of southern Arizona.
Since 1919 he has been professor Of
tarm economics at the Mississippi ag-
ricultural college, from where he WIS
called Ia hecomc president Of the New
Mexico college OF Agriculture aud
Mechanic Arts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
People You
Know

Radiator repairing. QuickeI Aato 90
q. ". Foster. recruiting officer.
left yesterday for sucorro and Will
20 from there 20 nj Paso. returning
next Tuesday.
II y Hening. r. NJ. bees and
y. N Cudabac left this morning by
uutomobila for Roswell. From there
they will go a. Lea county - lnvcsti-
gate oil interests.
Albert Kahn left last night ror
New York city TO purchase goods for
the Kahn stores here.
Dr Robert ". Clothicr. the now
president Of the STATE college Of nrri-
culture ana mechanic arts. returned
last night 10 Las Cruces after 10 visit
TO the state university here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
HerbOth Gets
Six Months;
Hutchinson Year

SANTA FE. May s.-Joan Herboth
Of Aibuauerque was sentenced 10 six
months In the federal prison and fined
s2Oo this afternoon. and Il. NJ Hutch
inson sentenced TO ~ moHths in
prison. Sentences were passed on IS
other persons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
NJ SNNEs LIVES on siO PURPs.

NEW ORLEANS. !. Ltwler
saw 24u dpFs under sentence %
death and waiting FOR the pound
masters "vNptutluuer.' lAWlsr
thought ~ u dog De- had when % boy.
LAWYER "chokcd up. Ne SAYS when
he remembered how that dog ran
away, He went to the poundmustcr,
obtained H stay OF execution Tor all
2fu pups and advertised IN the news
papers unul evcry dog had been
aduufed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

tulliu NNffllN WIN
lydia r. Pinkham's
V egcta Bile ON
pound was recon-
mcndcd to me and
IL made me good and
strong again 80 that
I am able To do all
my work. ! highly
recommend Y o II r
medicine and tell
everyone I m @ G /
what IL did for me-"
Mira. G.. SCuooN.
lfual eWnu Mich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
THREATEN An ANTI.
NENu.BEIR CRUSADE,

MEMPHlS-Near- beer that beer
drinkers SAY ISN'T near az All, Is FAR
100 near for prohibitions sake, de-
cllrcs Baldwin Cause. newly appoint
ed Anti. saloon league field manager
here Baldwin may start an anti
ncar-bccr CruEs de.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Melons suitable for New Mexico
conditions.
yellow Ilcshcti CantalOupc Musk
Melons.
Melons.
Honey Dew Cnsnba Melons.
Water Melon. several varieties
a.. ". FEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
NOTICE OF FUR SALE

The last sale OF state ftfr~ of the
season win he held at the oiiicc- of
The bureau Of biological Survey, ~
Albuquerque, saturday, MAY 18TH.
Tho Offering will consist of abOut Is
coyotes. 20 bobcats. O graz foN. %
skunk. \ badgers. etc, besides several
lion aud wolf skins suitable for tro-
phics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
sOAkED TWO DOLLARS
\ VILE FOR SPEEDING

TT LOTIS-Judgr Mis- fined Alhn
Bullcr s56 Tor driving his auto 2N
miles an hour. Two dollars q mile
for %spccdcrs. says the Judge Butler
hHq been In for careless driving be-
fore. First offenders are not hit 80
hurI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
HEAR YE, REAR w.
ICE ACVrUAiIN CHEAPER

PORT CIiNTON-The dag OF mir
aches IN not yet past. Ice here rs 10
pe 50 n ton ChcapeT-ruh our evte
and look agHln-CHEApEii-than
last year. II was $50 % ION Inst year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
JOINS OVERALL CIUB ny FORCE
nI.I- L,IMN-IIL. nunu mum.

one Of the owns leading clothing
stores. When he sought to stem rh"
tide OF denim with a tuctful Bush''
classmates changed hts clothes for
Mint The uvcmlls they chose were
greasy machine shop garments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
.nIIIN NNn sNIAN rNLs,n

TOLEDO-Bust up thai ouiJi' The
KrV. ~ " kueelund declares nuija
only talks with Satan and his gang.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
MISERY OF
BACKACHE
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

Muskceon. Mich-"For six ycars !
was so weak in my back at times that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
Watson to Be Quizzed
Again About Murders

Watson who stands convicted by his
" plea Of the murder uf Nina Lee
Dcioncy, M who rs alleged to nave
now confessed Tho murders Of six
other women whom he had married
and higauous marriages with about
~ other will be- taken be-
Tore tho district attorney again oday
for further questioning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

purng last January Manila shipped
d iSG.6g0 cigars 90 the United states.