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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
HUNTERS Who SHOT
DEER ARE ASSESSED
UNDER LAW
kOENtG SOAKe 500 FINES
ON MEN WHO "POTTED" ONF.
OF HERD OF FOUR ROAMING
ELACK TAILS.


9A5' "a iiiic7 u Yi'" 'I'" Iol STAY
/ ing p4c Of q nerd oi toIr rowing deer
whica haIpeuea near their home while
.aorcairg .tln,nilfs g.,utrd4 f., non
'"''i ''"l''s "'''" ''' '"' wa" "''"
OF northern Wisconsin, Arnold Moe
and ll5na Scrby O Wedron today are
IrCngrgfuI4tirar themselves over the
aasv manner IN ooicn tb.y ont emf M
a rar,. eari,,u. prad,romaut
Moe and earhy u.bn .,,randernd
rb,.n,-,l,... o,riii : Ag.r. lo,.
,rf4a4. s.t4s..nrn ,tarn t9,tan ,ernra
IIstica Ganrrp knantu =, IA n'ri,..
in ,... ..,;a,,,...n tn .a., rIa,s nr
o,,i1ty a,l taI,. u,hnt.,nr ,pnfshra,,,
tha t.doa sha.,Id mote n,tI 4, th.n
Nh,1 the r.,trt announce ,nat rLa
tu.. .,,.o,lIl .,. th4.. .n,axirl,n, I,nl.r t1a
l.,, .lf,n, ,Eo, rrea..,.d sins IF -.
Iiat mia r.. and d.nar.ad. .I,,srd .t
na\it.p. .e.raoed = thjyiv ar ,iyty Lav4'
,aiI "'',,.nea 'Io,e WIN ',a d|n1eos
,l,s,.sssed- -aeafrst -rhem.
10. rance of tine iaV." uarnaps the
fared as an a,cusp for killing the
N
not inclined to show any clempucy he.
cause the huntsmen claimed lhcy
were innocent of any intent to break
the statutes. He ordered fines az
acssed to the iull amoun. provided in
the law and gave the nimrods a warn.
ing to never again appear before him
on similar charge As the deer was
The IL 81 Killed n La SAIIe County IN
more than haii century 'n0'
tme reason lci lhe men '"' "''''7
acquainted wan t'' "l'H '''''7
SIa1@htrf OF nlaoN '''I'' 49,. ..,.,,l
mere "ei' '"u' . ,,r,,
h"iu WHICH ''r'H'" 'i'' rr
"'''f "A"6 ~ H. nm.
l!o'l'i't "o w. ';,..., ,.l.,, arl
''u,i = I''t,u Ct o., i,' tt'. 'fna,.. ur,
D""""E" .1:..,.,S.,'.1 /, tha.
''''' ',,.' r,','.,Ii l.,v main
~, .l~, nnr. heard from
I' ,'7 10, ''''' ~ ,i.a.,y ..n'n,,l- vhich. on
',...''...i ,,l. .i,.,,s ,rarn seen raamin,
.,,..,I, 80. n,,.,,,-, H., .a.,r,h If food.
n,, t.,t,on,. ..ur.hrd" the huck ana
,,i. ,,i,at,,,, a.,r,tn members as ther
n.,,, .hliut com 5!ar-utN at uu-
halted earn xybicn prolrudcd JhrOIlt
.st|t Nj
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
BRITISH PREMIER
SPONSORS MOVE FOR
TRADE RESUMPTION
London Jan. VIC numerical relations will
be reopened between tn e allied nations and the
Russian people at as a result of decision
reached by the supreme
council at Paris yester-
day. This step, which
'By the Associated Press.)

day. This step, which
reVerses the former policy Of the al.
lies toward Russia, does not imply
an altered attitude toward the Trotzy.
Lenine government, it was empha-
sized
I Relations between the allies and So
Wet Russian government fill a great
deal OF space in the mornings news
/ papers. Dispatches from Paris show
a strange conflict of views regarding
/ the hurried journey to that city on
Thursday of ministers and chiefs of
the army and navy. Some advices
assert they were summoned there to
consider the danger from Bolshevism.
while others declare that they were
called for general discussion of the
European situation.
London newspapers chose for prom
inence the development in the Rus
sian situation most suitable to their
respective views Thus the Daily
News. which advocates peace with
the Bolsheviki, describes the an
nouncement of the reopenng of trade
relations as "momentous news which
on the face of it means the raising
Of the blockade
Representatives here Of Russian co.
operative organizations are eagerly
awaiting advices as to hoW the al
lied decision TO partially raise the
feCtiVe.
Although the official statement set
ting forth the allied decision indicates
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
Mrs. Wm. Rockefeller Dead.

w W. N@7lI'TNTtFT f'TF'~"
Rml#virk, Ga.. Jan, II Mrs. win
lam Rockefeller H. dead at the Noche.
Teller Wintrr home ON Jehyl island,
near here.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
WE ATHE r.

Fair and colder to-
night; Sunday generally
tar and continued cold.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1890
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

S6-inch Unbleached Muslin to be :
sold from full pieces in any de-
sired yardage.
New reduced price
SSinch Unbleached Muslin of ex-
cellent quality, to be sold from
bolts in desired yardage.
New reduced price,
k0-inch Unbleached Muslin of best
grade. Sold from full bolts IN
any desired ysrdage.
New reduced price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
TIME EXTENDED FOR
MAKING j. s. RECORD

An order was received by United
States commissioner .;nhn FL Conrad In
tie case Of the Handel Contrary afllnst
the Jefferson Glass Com anv and the
Jefferson Company, in equity.
The order WIS entered 1y Judge ]. G.
FritChard. United Stats circuit court.
acting rs JUDGE Of the district court OF
the United states Of The NORTHERN Dis
tr!ct of cWst Virginiq, TO the fleet th1t
the item had been extended for the
making Up and nsmit'inC. transcript
records Until January 10. 1921. At which
time tho case will b" hoard At ,Parkrrs-
hurP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
PROHIBITION MEN
Nab A FUGITIVE

After chssing In ard out Of large numt
h.r OF stores on Market street Yesterday
morning State Prohibition Officer J.
Walter Bee and Tn mas ARLINGTON. az
pretended Leon Rirl!Ski. in one Ct the
and 10 cent stores. The local officers
sro'ted their NAV early in the morning
a~d chased him for some little time be-
fore they had the opportunity Of nab
hing him. as - was doing some shop
ping with his wife.
II will he remembered that some time
ago the prohibition officers made rali
O, Bicliskrs pace on the Sou II Side.
W, re they esized some rAlsn mash and
other vet goods. hut they were unable
TO find the owner until yesterday.
After his arrcS' he was taken 10 the
office OF John II. Coprad. United States
commissioner. but no date was set for
his hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
WILL MEET FOR
DISCUSSION ON
BIG BOND ISSUE

4 joint meeting of Il number Of the
various organizations ab"u: the city will
hc held this evening at eight o'clock in
the offices II the Chamber of Commerce
in the Market Auditorium.
The purpose Of the mcetingt!s to get
together and devise plans to secure Onio
county'S quota of tho S50.0n0, 600 bond
issue recently passed in the state for
Good Roads.
Those requested to attend the meeting
are the beard of directors Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce the directors OF the
Wheeling Improvement Association ard
the counCilmen as well rs the City Mail
aEer and city solicitor. This promises
TO b. 4 very important session and all
members are urged 10 be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
FORD COUPE HIT
BY STREET CAR

Mrs. ". Lindelof. well known resident
OF Martins Ferry. had narrow escape
from injury last evening at 6:+5 O'Clock
when the Ford coupe. In which she wa =.
riding was struck by Be'lalre car or
the Wheeling Traction Company. be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth on Mar
ket street.
Mrs. Lindelof was driving the ma
chine and had lust left the curb when
struck by the car Two fen"ers were
torn off the automobile. and 1t was dam
aged orhrrwi e. hut the occupants as
caped without injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
REPLACE MILLS
Shoot M,llE to Replace Tin Mills In tho
whitakcr-Glessnnr Creep Plant.

Announcement was mad" yesterday
that the tin mills in h" creek pl Mt of
the Whitakcr-' ilnGsn"r Company Will bc
rerlacel by sheet mills within the next
two weeks.
The in mills have hc"n closed for
Some time. ard ~" changes of n" mill
was caused hy tho consolidation OF the
three lor0l steel COM rms.
The Beech Cottom mill If the Wheel
ing S'eel Corporation Is now making tin
plate only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
ELECT OFFICERS.

At meeting " III" Loyal W"men's
lass oC III, ;'trst christian Church
the following officers wcrc elected
president. arr. J T.. smith: VICE
nrr:.idcnt. Mrs. Stella Hamilton; tr' A.
urrr. Eva Anderson: secretary. F..i7d-
beth Oats. Gertrude Ault and Harry
Jenkins were unmrd assistant scCr"-
iHricS Mrs. Ei"k"l was elected chair
man Of the flower committee: Mrs. tl-
bert St"vrns. chairman Of the Sex
Cpmmitlcc and Ms. Laura kl"Ni$.
chairman ~ the lockout committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
ATTACK IS MILD
Sistsrsvile Resident Denies Rumor Of
An Epidemic of Disease In
That City.

Reports of the seriousness Of the
smallpox epidemic in Si%trrsvilcl are
greatly exaggerated according to res
ident Of that place who was in this
city on business yesterday.
There are not more than score or
tssases, he said. All arc very mild: no
&c is seriously Ill. and there have
been no deaths. :.
Reports arc in circulation In other
cities to the effect that there ar"
more than 100 cases Of the Il teSeasc.
One rumor makes It 500. 1t Is reported
that the city is quarantined and the
trains do not stop. All these reports
are branded MS false. but they are
nevertheless causing relatives or SIS
tcrsvillc citizens apprehension. judging
from tho number Of telephone Calls
from outside POINTS, inquiring as To
their state Of health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

Come and get your share of these bargains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
MORE PRE- CHRISTMAS ECONOMLZERS
Wash Goods Department Sale

36-inch Longcloth and Na1nsook
that formerly sold up to SOC V
yard.
New reduced price
' 4? '; +: : :: 3. ; ;::: self f 26
Now, 10 yards for
5000 yards of best grade Dress
Bingham of 32-inch width. Lor-
rainc. Anderson, Indanthrcnc,
Haslan, etc. Imported weaves B.be
that formerly sold at S5c to
$1OO New reduced price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
TO PROVIDE TOYS
FOR POOR CHILDREN

Ten years ago the Wheeling SUNDAY
School TOY MISS was organized and to
day nearly all the denominations In the
city are members Of the organization.
The headquarters this year will be "
the Second L. p. church building. cor
ner Fourteenth and Chapline. and there
made up for each individual child OF the
poor, whose name will be sent In through
the officers Of the various Sunday
schools. =,
TIL" public Is asked to cooperate IN
this work BY sending names. witt their
respective ages and addresses II NJ. o.
Bond, 1919 Main. Cash contributions
may also be- sent To the same address,
or through the Sunday school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
JAMES SHANEY IS
new TRAFFIC MAN
FOR TRACTION CO,

James Shaney. veteran street car man.
whr for several years was conductor
on the Martins Ferry-fork street divlS-
Ion. and who recently came back to this
city and went on the extra list as con-
ductor, has been appointed the new traf-
fc man at the Tenth. street office,
Wheeling.
Mr. Shancy Is we'll known. and all his
fellow workers think very highly Of
him. He is taking the place of Tend
Carlyslr, who has -hr position as
traffic man for tho ling Traction
company for many ye
Mr.. CarlySlc has W., back 70 n run
and is motorman on one Of the early
straight runs out Of the McMcchen barn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
How Reds Greeted
249 u. S. Deportees

LONDON. Jan. 2e.-A Moscow
wireless dispatch describing 'he roe
ccption rendered tho zee radicals dee.
ported from tho rnIiod states as uu
desirable aliens and brought 90 Han
go, Finland, on the United States
army trtusp o. HutoId says
"tur culurn"ys were greeted hy tho
rcd army h.u.- 10 hurruh ma mu-
sic, playing the lu-t"ruauuuulp. while
i'd Tags. waved owe Lly frontier
3 rram sYsitrhik. the shores OF Whlcl
we've lined with red rifles facing %
mass uf Finn soldiers on D. otner
bank.
with % band and standard twenty
PAGES from the enemy guard ~ hou-
ur.the rcd army trlumphautly greeted
its comrades from across lap ocean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Supper Table
Gossip
Tho woman's Missionary socIr,y q

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Central Avenue NJ. =. church,
south, will meet Tuesday afternoon
az gao with Mrs J. T.. Rogers. A
regular literary program will be
given. Everyone Is invited to be
present.
The W. &. r. 4. win meet mt the
home Of Mrs N. J.. Sirumquist. a2g
North sixth street, Tuesday afternoon
al 2 o'clock.
a fire that started In The basement
OF the Highland grocery. sol south
Arno. late saturday evening did ron
siderable damage 10 the stock, before
u was placed under control.
One OF the Invest bunch Of business
mel IN Albuquerque aud la rapidly
increasing numbers. attended the
Mems Convention Bible class Mt tle
First Baptist SUNDAY school sunday
u thoroughly organized. ThCy have
a w~ide-awaae teacher. You Will lind
a hearty welcome.
Triple Leaf Rcickkah Lodge No.
10 will meet In regular session to-
morrow evening at 1850 o'clock at
]. o. O.. r. hall. All visiting mem
bcrs are welcome.
Members Of Cottonwood Grove No.
?. Woodmen Circle. are requested to
attend the funeral Of Sovereign Eve
Ign Seth on Tuesday afternoon at 2 80
O'Clock. Congregational church. Con-
Neyance viii be provided FOR officers.
suit Inns i5Sn brought Ia the dis
trict court by the National Life In
surnnce Company of the Southwest
against u. v. blanchard md Mlry
hlunchnrd on "A promiasory note for
$4,000. The note wal given to the
company by Air. and Mrs. Blanchard
on Apri-l2. 1913. for six months. II
fell due on October 70. 1919. As no
part Of the principle or interest has
been paid the life insurance company
asks for the amount Of the note. the
interest al six per cent before October
- and at eight per cent until paid.
and costs.
The Hugh A.. Carlisle Post No. 4,
American Legion. will hold an i'm
portnnt business meeting tomorrow
night NJ ! o'clock at the Armory
VI. y. SaWtcile. contractor, II plan
ming to leave this week on a trip by
automobile TO California He expects
10 be gone about " months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
People You
Know
Four-o Taxi Service, phone 40.
ftadiator repairing. ouickcl Auto 60

four-o Taxi Service, phone 20.
Radiator repairing. Quickci Auto Go
One-seven-siN. Taxi line. rome i7s
John Mucha o. the firm 81 Sells
ana huchs returned yesterday from
Denver after attending the cattle con-
Nentton In that city. He purchased
two cars OF registered Hereford bulls
which ere expected to arrive today
ano which will be shipped to the
ranch In Valencia county.
Fred Howell has accepted q posi- .
ton with the First Savings Bank a
Trust company. Before entering the
military service he was IA bookkeeper
In the First National bank.
MIR. and Mrs. August j. Weiss. o.
Del Norte. Colo, nave pee the week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
wilson. They will leave this eve-
ming FOR California FOR an extended
trip.
Mir. ana Mrs. c. E. narkiey a, Kan
sns city, Mo-, who have been ,lsltlng
Air. bnrkley'a uncle, p. a. Murphy,
leave THIS evening for California.
They have been In the city the past
week.
g. o. Cushman Of the u. l.. wash
turn company Will return tomorrow
morning from q purchasing trip to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furlonr. u
= HtNahNt 'NtuWNf 10 Los Angeles
stopped here for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. +. r. Rogers. this cling their
nrst meeting In twenty years
District Attorney Summers Uurk-
mart Is IN Ration on business Ia cou-
nection with his department
j. 8 Lyon Of the local biological
survey, has returned from an extend
eu trip over his territory
MIS-. W. A.. Kolchcr aud her sister.
Mrs. J. H. Hcnly, OF I'M South Four
teenth street. spent tho week end ~
Santa sc.
Mrs l.. H. C~humboriiu uf the HAT
shop will return tomorrow from q two
weeks p-urchHsug tup to- Chicago.
Leslie brigham arrived last nigut
TO visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 70. o.
NoottOu. lie ts engaged In % bis
bridge engineering project in Nevada.
ana Will return hy way Of california.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
BABES on LONG AGO
INpI Hlp MANY TRIALS

To srau the pages of curious histur.
lCal baby lore makes one feel the buH-
moss If being 70 baby must have been
sttet uuus 900 oldcu LAYS. Ia the INST
place "a christening. once scheduled.
TOOK place Whatever the weather aud
the child was always completely inn
meTscd
Tossed ON u shovel.
FcariuE tho fairies and the ENil Eye.
mothers were boz the habit OF taking
many strange precautions. some uf
them simple and others drastic. 4
mother might toss her child on o. rot
shovel dip him he q pond. for in
stance. to ward on these evil iunu-
enCcs. Or she might use such an euss
charm nS leaving an open Bible hy the
hahy'A side. or hanging the house kpN
above the cradle. Possibly b would
place q bit Of muslin over the Childs
face. tu ward on the Eyil Eye.
Never u plRy-Day.
when a baby grew to be "a school
child his case was no better. THIS
quotation from q description hy John
Wesley Of school life az kiuEswuod.
Bristol, more than % century ago.
gives e hint ct prevailing customs.
AS We have no play day. the school
being taught every q iu the year Ca.
ccpt sunday, so neither DO We allow
any tnle Tor play on any day. He that
PLAYS Wtfu he is % child viii play
when Dee b. a man"
saddle Hor-,s for ItenL. Bells
Hilary RRnna As
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
MmketNews
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. ss.-Cold wave
forecasts together with a sharp up
turn IN hog values had a strengthen
Ing effect on corn today. January
was the most sensitive to buying and
was carried 10 a new top price for
The season. Opening quotations
which varied from the same as sat
urday's finish 20 ~ cents higher
with May &i.3G TO s1.3Gh and July
fi.83H TO t..3ah. were followed by
moderate reaction.
Although dun, oats were firm with
corn. After opening unchanged to
Y zen higher. including May at
Aah TO S3ts cents. the market held
al about the initial figures.
Provisions al nrst reflected the
strength Of hogs and grain. Later, q
sax took place as a result OF scat
loIel snllInE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

saddle HOr-c- for RenL. Bells
tiVerv. Phone Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Livestock

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. &c
Hogs-Reccipts, $4,000: market 20 to
30 cents higher. Bulk, t15.70n
1889; heaviss ass 1890;
$4,000 1895; packing sows. $3.50
m1b.25; pigs. fi4.0O 1850.
Cattle-Receipts, i3.5OOi market
steady % strong. Heavy beef steers.
choice and prime. f1625ni 1900;
medium and good. i22bm1s55;
common. s10.60mi225i light weight.
good and choice. f1225mi6.2b COM
mon ana medium. fS2hmi2 IS:
butcher cattle. heifers. $3.50 1915;
COWS, }6.bOm t2. %. cunncrs and cut
tiers. $500 n $50; veal calvcs. s6.5O@
10. 30.
shecp-Recclpts. 10000: market
steady 10 80 cents higher Lambs
a17,00 ~ 2O.2i. cults and common,
$500 W1G.75: ycarling wethsrs,
ftfbO mI72b; ewes. S1Op0ftt2 .25'
ctils and m m $1,000 BIB;
breeding ewes. - 00m 1850: iecder
lambs. ftt50n 1900
DENVER. Jan. 2C.-Catue-Re-
ccipts. 5000: market strohg to %
cents higher. Beef steers. 81 sou
1900, COWS and h%eifers, 5000 iGc;
st0ckcrs and feeders. 5000 W1t59;
calves. S1450 a. t..7b.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market %
10 20 cents higher Top. si5.Cf;
bulk. 8i525mlb.6O
sheep Receipts. 1900. market 90
to 50 cents higher Lambs. fla,0OM
1850. ewes fltN0 II a0s feeder
lumhs. gt7 90 H1s.bO.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2G-Uogs Re
ceipts, 1900; market slow and 90
cents higher. Buzz. taG0ml n. 90;
ton. $1,000; heavy. sl5.IOM 10 N5.
$4,000 tt.N5; medium. S1bGOm
10 90; llght. fi5.GbMtG0O light light
SIS 900 1915; heavy packing sows
smooth. fif65d1b.2bs packing sows
rough ilA2baiAG5; pigs fi37b1
fi2h.
attic Receipts. 10000: market
strong Beef steers. medium md
heavy weight, choice and prime,
8lGGbMtSbO; medium and good
81 10 m1G.9b; common. Sg.h0m
.1i.7s; iiehl weight. good and choice.
fi3a6m17 %. common and medium
$500 70 1889. butcher cattle. heifers.
fG.Tbm 400. cows. fG.75mi2Ih
and cutters. 81. 500 so. veal
calves 81 5Oml925. feeder steers.
$500 ~. %; stockcr steers, ST. 500
100.
sheop-Recoipts. 5000; market
strong Lambs, 50 pounds down
ua.0o 2O.26: culs and common
StbbBMiSbOi ewes. medium. good
and choice. $4,000 1900. oulls and
common. 1850 m10.hp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Who's Here
T0DAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTEL
ALvARADo.

G. T. Bass. Abil me. Tex.
city.
Miss Dewey McGrath. Silver city.
anne A. Scott. silver city.
J. Austin. Colorado Springs.
n. y.
{. NJ. Barbeau. silver Creek, n. Y.
A. Seligmnn, Wlnslow.
Mrs g. Spencer Brown. Dalhs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Lee. Denver,
~ II. BrOdrick. Denver.
w. T.. Gertner. Las Vegas.
X. Y. stuart, Washington. u. e.
sam u. Graham. Sterling, Colo.
Mr.. d. fttzsimmons, Los Angeles.
Miss r. G. Moulton. Omaha.
Nathan Jana. Roswell.
Arthur Gregory. Denver.
NJ. J. Chin. Kansas city.
y. J. Wyeitc. Socorro.
Ruth %Stuchfield. Denver.
John II. Guthrie. Taos.
}. G. kircher and wife. Santa Fe.
Lcek lie Camp. Taos.
NJ. Barnett. Denver.
y. &. Beeman. Rochester. n. Y.
W. A. Brestow, Rochester, n. Y.
J.. Coniey. cleveland.
=. NJ Sparhawk. Denver.
e. -. Parker. Flo Flo CO..
T. VI. Flynn. Phoenix.
q. J.. Messenger, Chicago.
H. =. Robinson. Baltimore.
-. X. Miller, Denver.
James q. Cook. Wellington, Kans.
J. r. French. Amistun. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Brocoheab. New
YORK.
g. G. Nelson. Denver.
A, Evans. Omaha.
chas. r. Doh. Santa Fo.
W. J Foehl. Kansas city.
- T.. Moreau. Denvo-.
!. H. Walt. Commanchc. Tex.
NJ. u. Upton. Long Beach. calf.
iottie thilds, Lowell. Mich.
i. n. Grinith. Baltimore.
STURGTs.
W. J. Anderson. Alamogordo.
O. +. Arthur. city.
Mr.. n Mrs J. u. Ice. Denver.
W. h. Ashbolt. Lorain. q.
Jack Frost and wife. Bowling
Green. n.
Henry Coleman, owcnndo.
G. Noha. B%ernaliiio.
Perry >. hurry. Kansas city.
T. u. Gable. Santa Re.
W B. Mcmahon. ~ Paso.
Vernon Westlc. city.
N. NJ. Pike, Yakima. Wash.
~. l.. Force. 81. Louis.
= NJ Smith. Flo Flo shows
A l.. Woodward. ~ paso.
q. b. Montoy, ~ Paso.
- r.. Control. city.
j. NJ. Luns. Santa Re.
j. r. he Baron. Kansas city.
j. O. Herd and wife, Denver.
w. D.. Weils. ~ pnso.
J. O. Hall ri Paso.
Robt. Munro. city.
r. g. Turk. Mardalena.
e. e. KillinRer, MaEdalena.
G. Weisskopp and wife. Gallup.
q. NJ Carter. city.
j. u. Montoya. city.
D. A. swingle. santa F'e.
W. Hall smith and wife, 81. Louis.
VI. r. TempletOn, city.
Vernon Nestle. Harrisville. Mich.
Il. A. Holt. Magdalena.
COMBS.
Frank Grubb. williams. Atlz
T. g. Hoyt. SNOW Flake. AtiG.
j, H.. Siser. Roosevelt. Ariz.
J. g. Dunlavy, ~ Paso.
s. r Wilson, Tucson
~ Basil walls. Tucson.
r r. Swift Stafford. Ariz.
W. ~. Goddard. Roosa, slt. Ariz.
Jas. 9. Policy. Thoreau.
J. X. Parsons, Iaguns.
Frank paigarO tngu9a.
Mrs O. \ Nilcs. row IS. y. VI.
g. y. Richard and wiss. corinth.
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g. !. Chappcll Mountuinalr.
X. G, carr, Topeka.
r 49, Malone. Roswell.
I'D. D.. Price. Socorro
Thos g. Martin, H. worth.
NJ A. Morrison. citN.
J.. l.. Gardano. M~agdulenn.
Geo Janos, city.
X. e. kartChurr. FLAGSTAFF.
T. O. Miller. Flagstaff
l.. X. Scsscl. FlngsUum.
a Douglas, Mngdalcga.
Mr., ana Mrs. +. y. Stevens,
icwauoC.
a. j. Hubbard. Espanolu.
g. J Johnson. Espun0lt.
~ j. johnson, Esptlult.
NJ W. Atwood. santa Fe.
Mrs g. NJ Etmcs. Miuslow
4 W. NoEt. Syringe siii,. AiiE.
q. Geltkerk. SpriuG"rytlc. ArtX.
". Mallottc. silver Iit,.
pr ana Mrs. u. 1T. Baker, Troy
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j. g. Thesis. ~ pnsp.
j. Stohhens. Gallup
BUY 4 YALE BICYCLE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Ell Paso Banks Merge;
Resources SIS, 000,0 900

FL PAST Texas, Jan. 26-Thc
ToAHs Bank a Trust company was
merged with the First National bank
90. ~ rusu Today. The First Nat,on-
al now viii have resources Of up-
proNimutcly SIS. 600. 600, making u
the third largest bank boo Texas ana
the largest between Los Angeles and
san Antonio. 10 was announced.
James % McNgry b. president.
Joshua s Reynolds chairman of th"
board uf directors ana ". g. Iiadon,
cashier.