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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Community Service
Plans Orchestra

A community orchestra, along the lines
of the indianapolis Community Chorus,
is being planned for this city, according
TO announcement made by the Commun
ity Service of indianapolis. Invitations
will be sent this week to all small or
! chestras. requesting them to meet ones
a week.
1t is hoped that the experience gained
from the one large ensemble will be
Of inestmable value in the development
of orchestral players and that the con-
certs will be further means Of foster
ing the public appreciation Of orchestral
music.
In order that an approximate idea OF
the possible attendants may be known
In advance it has been urged that all
individuals and organizations interested
in the movement forward their name,
address, the kind of instrument they
plaS upon and the namerof the orga-
nization TO which they are attached, II
any, to the music department Of the
Community Service OF. indianapolis, 1913
Hume Mansur building.
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ENGLIsH,s

]. Clarence Harvey is Washfngtonian
having been raised in the capital city
As a youngster he was privileged to meet
many of the famous men of the country
when they gathered in the restaurant or
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, called Harvey's. In
LA La Lucille" which is playing at
EngIish's, Mr.. Harvey is seen as iona
than Jaynes. an ex-juggler.
paddles" will be presented at Eng
1ish's for three days, Jan. y, ID and IL
including the usual matinee.
Oliver Mack's melodrama, "Tiger
Rose" comes to English's the last three
days of next week.
F. +. KEITH's.
James and sadie Leonard have an act
at B. f. Keith's this week that is full of
good laughs. 1t is entitled when Caesar
Cvs Her" and is travesty on Bernard
Sbaw's famous play. other acts include
Mason and Keller in the one-act comedy,
Married.; Lillian and her two broth
ers, Clark and Verdi; Charles Henry's
Pets; Stanley and Birnes; the Quixey
Four and Lillian Herlein and Earl
Thurstensen.
In the act of Clark and LaVere at the
Lyric this week. Earl LaVere plays an
accordian that he values as priceless be-
cause of its history. He carried 1t to
France with him and went all through
the war without scratch, as did its
owner. Miss Clark is an Indiana girl,
hailing from Vincennes.
Il Il T.
RIALTO.
The Four Herlindas, appearing this
week at the Rialto, are whirlwind aero
bats Of unusual ability. Other acts are
Bernice LaBarr and company In "Tears,"
a one-act comedy; Taylor and Curtis,
Courtney and Jeanette, Fairman and
Patrick and Others The photoplay fea-
ture is PLANES of Flesh" with Gladys
Brockwell in the leading role.
!. Il !
BROADWAY.
Eight brand new acts are offered this
week at the Broadway, including Leigh
DeLacey and company in a comedy
sketch, "Our Husbands; Tommy Tnom-
as is a good singer; Lawrence Johnson Is
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the role of young and neglected wife
who quite naturally accepts the atten-
tionsNo a former sweetheart rather than
endure the solitude imposed upon her by
her elderly husband.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

week at the Circle with Norma Talmadge.
This test comes true to daughter of the
underworld, after she has reached the
topmost rungs Of the social ladder. Her
decision, the events leading up to it, and
the results makes as fascinating a mo-
ton picture as has ever been produced.
MR.. SMITHS.
Scenes of the most expert swimming
are among the features in Back to Gods
Country" which is showing this week
takes the leading role, is an expert in
the art and swims the mountain streams
with ease and grace.
Il Il i
ALEXANDRA.
"Too Much Johnson the farce which
brings Bryant Washburn to the Alham
bra for the last half of this week, be-
ginning today, has long been favorite
with the American public, though this is
Its first presentation on the screen. 1t
was written by William Gillette, the
famous author-act0r and originally pro-
duced on the stage some twenty five
years ago.
Il Il l.
OHIO.
The work of Clara Kimball Young in
Eyes of outh, now appearing at the
Ohio, is sincere and many times, start
ling. The story of the picture appeals
to all and the production stands out as
one of the very best pieces Of the work
this star has undertaken.
4 + T.
ISIS.
Dorothy Dalton will be seen the last
of this week, beginning today, in her
latest screen play, His Wife's Friend.
1t is a drama presenting Miss Dalton in
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In Conhnuatton of
The White Goods Sale

More Good Values in D0meshc5
If you purchasing needfu in this department but
have been putting it off, would suggest that you do not
delay any further stocks daily showing greater de-
pleon in this particular section.
A few of the good values list below:
Longcloth and Nainsook at
January Sale Prices
Tenyard bolts longcloth So 50
Ten-yard bolts Of longcloth, inches wide S3.65
Tenyard longcloth, SO inches wide, 1895
Ten-yard sheer nansook SO inches wide 1895
bolt.
Other Bargains Are
dishes sizes in the set sale price for
75G.
at 25c cotton when
quality linen for price?
One anen beached hemmed napkins
@33S -Ayres-Second
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clever yentriloquist; the BorgOzza
brothers are unusual musicians; the
Gabbets have an entertaining act and
Walsh and Austin have a thrilling Of
fering.
-I- l. +
PARK.
Snappy songs and clever dances are
found In "The Big Review of 1910"
which is the Parks extravaganza offer
ing this week.
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THE MOVIES

oLONIAL-Constance Binney in "Erst-
while Susan"
oHIO-ClaFa Kimball Young in Eyes
of Youth"
REGENT-May Allison in Fair and
Warmer"
IsIs-Dorothy Dalton in His Wife's
Friend"
Observation-Disclosures Washburn in "Too
Much Johnson"
CIRCLE-Norma Talmadge in "a Daugh-
ter of Two Worlds"
MIR. sMITH'S-Nell Shipman in BACK
to Gods Country"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

FLoNZALEY STARTS TONIGHT.
The Academy Of Music will present In
concert tonight at Sis o'clock, the
Flonzaley quartet. The concert. which
is for members only, will be followed by
dancing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
White-Sale Bedding

w nlC0-Odl0 DOUUlIlS
Sheets, pillowcases, spreads etc, Of splendid
Qualities. have been assembled at pricings that
will bear the closest scrutiny for high values
Sheets Bleached and Hemmed
Size 54x9O inches, at S1.45
Size 72x99 inches, at $1.79.
Size S1x90 inches, at $3.50
Size S1xsO inches at $196
Size s1x99 inches, at 1925.
Size S1x99 inches, at $3.50.
Bleached Pillowcases
Size 42x36 inches at SOC each
Size 45x36 inches, at 43c each
Size 42x3S2 inches, 4Sc each.
Size 45x382 inches, 4Sc each
Size 42x36 inches at $50 each
Size 42xSS.2 inches, hemstitched roe each
Size 45xSS2 inches, hemsttched, 75c each
Dainty Hemmed Spreads
Size 72xsO inches, at $2.75.
Size 80x9O inches, at SOS.
Size 9Ox9O inches at 1925.
Quilted Mattress Pads
Size s6x7s inches. at $3.65
Size 42x76 inches. at S2s9S.
Size 54x7s inches a. $4.4s.
scalloped dimity bedspreads blue striped 72xssinch
size. Price $500 each
Swiss embroidered bedspreads made fine grade
sheeting embroidered in pink, Copenhagen gold
green and white patterns size 72x100 inches for
twin beds. With shams to match. Priced at $1,000
and $11.OO set. -Ayres-Secono moor.
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CIRCLE,

CIRCLE.
"Never Ditch Par or true to his
ftiends,", according to the strata Of So
ciety occupied by the speaker, is the
strongest commentator which can De
given the world over. In "A Daughter
of Two Worlds" which is showing TINS
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Printed Wash Goods

Pacific percales in white grounds with stripes
and figures in navy Priced at only sec yard
Gnghams in attractive pads and stripes q inches wide
use yard.
Printed grounds of blue green tan and
rose aover printed figures and stripes % inches wde
25c yard
Printed fanneees dark grounds with figures appropriate
for kimono fashioning, q inches wide, 25e yard
-Ayres-Second floor.
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OHIO.

Dorothy Dalton will be seen the last
of this week, beginning today, in her
latest screen play, His Wife's Friend"
1t is a drama presenting Miss Dalton in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

Mr., and Mrs. Armin Fischer, who have
been visiting Mr.. Fischer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Fischer, 1881 Park ave-
nue., have returned to their home in St
Louis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
HARDING HAS BIG
LEAD N STRAW VOTE
Senator Gets 81, 46l,
Compared With 242,
432 for Cox

NEW YORK. OCT. fe.-The nation
Wide straw vote OF tho Rcxall stores
throughout tho country UP TO date
shows Harding maintaining the lead
no took early In the rnoc. 4 total
OF Gi3.ss2 men and WOMEN have OK
pressed their preference in thr vote,
and og those 91i,4Gt are for HARDING.
and 2f2.4a2 for Cox. SO far 1b1,4bb
women ARE represented In the vote
35.67S for Hnrdlng and 5b.s71 Tor
Cox.
Tie vote still shows the republican
nominee leading In all states outside
the solid youth, with the vote about
even in Maryland. In Ohio the homo
state OF both candidates. Harding has
S3.i7S to i6.i42 for Governor Cox.
The vote by states would rive ifard-
ing s53 votes In the ELECTORAL college.
nl,iinrt i1s for his opponent-266
votes being necessary to elect.
Results In some % tho moro i'm
portant states ARE AZ follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

For years feminine opinion had
been mnssing for the nttacK Nv
orywherc womon were coming to see
that they were the natural bosses and
that man was, In fact, the subsor-
Went crittcr.
Soon there were many womei.
structural iron workers, plmbera,
safe blowers, prize fighters and
butchers. And. at the namc timo,
Central Park, Now York. saw fewer
and fewer houscmnids and more and
more mep with the dainty white cap
OF the trade Of juvenile guardian ana
chauffeur OF tho baby cab.
Now, for the last so years, woman
has tolerated man In the field Of po-
litics. As our honorable president.
Sarah r. Higgins. declared In her
speech to congress last month when
she said; 'Gentlewomen OF the eun-
~gress-rf.ct us have done with useless
tradition. Tradition has dcmaudu..
that we tolerate male voters,
Tho result II that some unr
scrupulous politicianesses curry the
favor OF men voters, and ROT In
them radical feelings and stir mp re-
volt. The real issues are often cloud
ed. Let az, ! say, rise and abolish
voice for men and usher In a r6nl
era Of prosperity"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

In the District Cont, County VI Bernalillo,
state of New MEXICO.
Rose de Blassi de Martin. Plaintiff,
W.
Pedro j. Martin. Defendant.
No. 1880.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED. DEPENDANT:
You are hereby notified that a suit has been
filed against you in the said court ana
county by fhe aboye'uHmcd platntiif, IA
which the said plain tit prays for An abso.
lutu decree OF divorce, for the custody and
control Of the minor children OF your mar.
rage and tho award 10 said plaintiff OF all
community property for her support ana
maintenance, specifically including certain
real estate situate In Old Albuquerque, Ber'
nalillo county, New Mexico, described ns
follows:
Lying and being in the town Of Old Albu.
quefque, aud more particularly described
az measuring 90 feet in width, from North
10 South and 1903 feet in length from Eenst
TO West; bounded On the North by property
Of David SnlA1 aud sofia Werner dc SalRa,
his wife, on the South by property Of
Pln-idO Sanchez, on the East by property
Of BlasA II. de Banks, and on the West BY
the main or public street,
said divorce and property award boing
prayed for on the grounds Of abandonment
and non.support, And you are further noti'
fled that unless you enter or cause. to bS
entered your appearance In said cause on oi
before the 3Oih day Of November. 1920,
judgment will be rendered In said cansf
against you by default and the relief prayed
for will he granted. The lame OF the plain
uff'E attorney Is w. A.. KeichOr, whose post
office address is Rooms 80 Cromwell Bldg.
NEsToR MoNToYA. Clerk.
| Oct 1G.o1.aO.Noy d ~ '
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Would You Believe 1t? Way Back
In 1920 the Men Wore theTrouSerS!

were no womon who wished to be.
come housomaids. Men had tnt9n
their places. John tried to work.
His wife could earn more In an Ola e
than he could, and 80 nc took HIS pro-
per place In the home. cleaned the
house and fathered the children
while his wife hattlcd. as was her
riEhi and duty, In the world or I'M
ance
Man the Subscrvicnt Crittcr.
Nintcen twenty has been called
The year OF the Big Switch"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
HARDING LEADS IN

Senator Harding Is Increasing his
lead In New Mexico ovor Governor
Cox IN the straw vote conducted by
The Hexall drug stores, according to
tho lotest report from over the state.
The republican candidate now has n
total % 2,7GS votes to 2,246 for his
opponent.
Tho vote shows that the women are
voting about the same as tho men,
although slightly more, proportion
to the total vote cast, favor Senator
Harding. Harding has 732 votes 10
80 for Governor Cox.
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uERrIrIoATE OF ooMpARIsoN.

Hate OF New Mexico, State Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico.
lnited states OF Amcrica, state Of New
III is HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the
annexed is q full, true aud complete tran
script OF the
CITY ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Designating Character Of Business, Principal
Office, Agent, etc.
(No. 1O7SAl
with the endorsements thereon. as same APP
pears on file and Of record in tho office u
tho state Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMoNY WHEREOF, the State
Corporation Commission Of tho State Of Now
Mexico has caused this certificate to be
sighed by Its Chairman aud the seal OF said
Commission to be affixed a. the city Of
santa Fe on this 18Th day Of October, 4, d..
1920.
tseaD HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest; J. L. MORRISON, Clerk
STATEMENT or FOREIGN CORPORATION
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
ENrs: That City Electric Railway Company,
o corporation orsanized and existing under
end by virtue Of the laws OF the state %
Arizonn. aud desiring to transact Its business
in the State OF New Mexico, doth hereby
make the following abatement In accordance
with the provisions Of Section 9bd, y. NJ.
htntuteA, Qualification Of 1915;
The amount OF its capital stock Is $3.50.
10000. and the amount actually Issued is
$40, 600. 90.
The character Of the business which Il is
10 transact in the State Of New Mexico is:
To build, construct, maintain, own, equip,
operate and conduct q street railway and
transportation system for the handling Of
transportation OF paasengera freight, express
and mail by any means whatever,
Tho location Of It's principal office In the
State Of New Mexico is designated hs Oeci'
dental Life Building, end the agent upon
be served IN George ROslington, q natural
person Of full age actually resident In. the
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

spurt In Obscure conl shares. bnsed
on rumors OF dissolution plans with
resultant benefits to stockholders WAS
the only constructive incident of the
weekend stock market session. Many
OF he speculative industrinls and
speciaities fell back 1 10 almost 8
points on selling induced by more cd
verse industrial conditions at home
ana abroad. The closing was heavy.
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X
COLLEGE ITEMS

TNe crroiITHnt In fhe Aibuuuer0ue
p,slness college aimee the opening of
the ifa,l term ON Sent. a. has reached
fRo.l Enrolment on the same date
losf vonr was ii0. This Is o very
eraiafvfnr increase and witt. added
eaulpncnt and an Increased faculty
d most successful year is assured.
New studenus continue TO enter daily.
NJ. Henry Dodd has accepted n
posllion with the star Furniture COM
pnhy 81 Aibuquerquc. MIR. Glon Dear.
ing. n OF the Sproprietors OF the
concern finished a course In the A..
H.. {, several years ago and is now
conducting q prosperous busslness.
Miss Helen Fee returned from
Long Beach, Calf, where she has
been employed In the offices of a
largo wooden mill and waB Immediate
ly placed with Rouenwald Brothers,
Albuquerque.
The Pace & Pace Institute Of
Higher Accountnncy n Business
Administration, New York City, has
announced re.-ults OF recent examlna-
tloua Of several Albuquerque BuHl-
ness college students. Examinations
were conducted In higher account
nncy, law, business administration,
orEanixatlon and finance. The fol-
lowing men received certificates from
one or more semesters: c. NJ. Burk,
low with the accounting firm Of
Gano, MOssman 4 Supple; w. NJ.
Black. now with the State National
hank; J.. \. Valdez. now with the In
gorsoll company, Costa Itica, Central
America; Michael Boyce. now with
tile Occidental Life Insurance COM
puny: NJ q. Gonzales, with the u. 3.
internal revcnue office, Albuquerque;
u. w. Oibney. r. 10. Cowgirl, Joseph
O'Loughiin.
Miss Eunice La.amore, principal OF
the business department OF the Hol-
brook Arizona High school. writes
that she Is enjoying her work very
much. Ghe asks TO be- remembered
10 her A. II. G. friends.
Miss Mabel Howe writes from Ei
Paao that she is located In u good
position which she secured entirely
upOn her credentials from the A. Il.
G.. Misa HOWE Is II niece OF Major
General Howe who Is commanding
ohieer at IT. Bliss, near I'll Paso.
Mr.. Joseph Mcclure has accepted
a position With thG u. 8. bureau OF
public roads.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
Mas Bell Is confined to the hosuital
on account OF appendicitis.
Miss Nettid Lassater has accepted
a position with the Mckinley County
bank, Gallup.
Mr. George Neher, former Albu-
qucrque Business college student and
basketball star, has accepted n posi-
ton as cashier Of the Merchants a.
Stock Growers hank Hoibrook, ARK
carl Coodner, another A.. b. &. boy
Id employed by the same bank.
Mr. I 8. Torres left the first OF the
week to accept "a position with tho
Arzonn State bank. Wlnslow, Ariz.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

IA VI a9AAA0AA
State OF New Mexico, state Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico.
United states OF America, State Of New
MexicO-ks.
IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that thoro
was filed for record In the office OF the
state Corporation Commission Of the State
Of New Mexico on the 18th day OF October,
A, ID. 1920, at 10 A. NJ, by CITY ELEC.
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation
duly organized and existing under and by
virtue Of the laws Of the State Of Arizona.
a certified copy Of It's Certificate OF ineor.
p%oration and Statement designating principal
office In this state, agent, etc, az provided
by Section lo2, Chapter 10. Law Of 1905.
NOW THEREFORE,, The said corporation
Is hereby authorized by the State Corpora.
lion Commission to transact business IN tho
State OF New Mexico, and the business Is
such as may be lawfully transacted by cor.
porAtions organized under the laws Of this
State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the Chair.
man and Clerk OF said Commission have
h%ereunto set their hands and affixed the
seal Of said Commission, at the City o.
santa Fe, on this Thifteouth day Of October,
A. u. 1920.
tseail HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
j. L. MORRISON. CLERK.
Oct. I5.i6.
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941a1eee Safes

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NEW YORK. Oct. i6.-Prlme NOR
camille paper unchanged. Exchange
%irrcgular;' sterling demand. SAC per
cent; cables, 346A per cent.
New York exchange on Montreal
0M per cent discoun..
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cERTIFIcAFr oF ooMPARIsoN.

CERTIFICATE OF Comparison.
State % New Mexico, State Corporation
Commission Of Now Mexico.
Unitod States Of America, state Of Now
Moxic0-ss. 49,
n is HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the
annexed Is a full truo and complete tran
w CERTIFIED cory OF
CERTIFICATE OP INCORPORATION
OF
CITY ELECTRIC HALLWAY COMPANY
Inc. fO7B4l
with the end0rAcment thereon. as same
eppears on file and OF record in the office
u the State Compensation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOf, the State
Corporation Commission Of tho State Of
be signed By It's chairman and the seal Of
said Commission IN be affixed at the CITY
Of santa ", on this 18th day Of October.
.sspn hUGH II. WILLIAMS.
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. &c.
Cattle receipts $50; market for week,
fed steers steady TO strong: grassers
weak 10 40 cents lower; she-stock un-
even, hut mostly steady; cannors and
bulls steady; vealers, 30 10 az cents
lowei, other calves mostly $l.00 TO
$3.50 lower; feeders xteady TO strong:
stock weak. stock calves UNI
evenly lower.
Hogs. receipts. 400; quality plain,
steady with yesterdays averagei few
lights. Si4.95 @lh.OO; one load hoav-
les. Sin15; Top pigs, S4.25 ~ li.7b.
sheep receipts none; market for
week: sheep 25 cents higher: yearl-
ingg. 90 10 76 rents higher; fat AID
feeding lambs, so cents higher.
DENVER. Oct. 1G.-Cattie receipts
500; market steady; beef steers,
$3.50 1900; cows and helfers, $3.50
M7.25; calves. s7.60nI2.00; stockcra
ana feeders. S1.O0H9.7b.
Hogs, receipts none.
Sheep receipts $500, market
steady lambs S1i..25 a i1.75; feeder
lambs, Sii.5oWi2.25; spring lambs.
$40 @hlo
CHICAGO. Oct lG.-Cattlo receipts
5000; compared with week ago;
choice steers. rs 10 rs cents lower;
other steers and Butcher cattle I'M
evenly q dollar 10 $3.50 lower can
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NEW YORK, oct. l6.-I.iberty
bonds closed; 3Iss, $92.46; first ~.
5000; second 4s, 5000 bid; first
AIS, SS9.70; second 4Hs, SS9.5G;
victory AIS, $0B.tS; victory 4%s,
S9G.if.
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Rally at Women's
Headquarters Tonight

The Republican Women's rally at
the New Voter'sr headquarters at 3
o'clock this evening win be devoted
10 n discussion OF political affairs in
Bernalillo county and the candidates
nominated for the county offices.
Short talks will be made by II. d.
Jamlson, John w. Wilson, w. T. Glib
SOM and George S. Downer will speak
on the mine tax law. Mrs. Margaret
Medler will preside. The women's
headquarters are at the corner OF
Fourth and Copper venue Both
mon and women are invited To attend
the meeting.
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In ths Probaie Court, Bernsiilo County,
New Mexico.
In the Matter Of tho Estate Of Eva Eliza.
beth Miller, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed VA, on tho 7h day 81 September.
estate 81 iva Elizabeth Miller, deceased,
by the Probate Court Of Berhnillio County ;
and having qualified as such administrator
all persons hsing claims against the estate of
said dreedeht are hereby netified and re.
quired 70 present the same 10 the under.
aigued In tue mnnner and within the time
preactihed by Jaw.
Dated September 90. 1890.
LEONARD j. MILLER.
Administration,