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ing Articles Of Incorporation, and
severally acknowledged to me that
they executed the same for tie pur-
pressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 23d day OF October, A. D.
1920.
(SEAL)
GERTRUDE L. LTRC
Notary Publi".
My commission expires August "a,
1924.
Filed in the Office of the Arizona
Corporation Commission this 25the
day of Get. 1920 at 10 o'clock A NJ,
at request of Duffy & Pu1Ium, whose
post Office address is Nogales, Ari-
Zona.
Arizona Corporation Commission
BY AMOS A. BELTS,
Chairman
State of Arizona,
County Of Santa Cruz.-ss.
/ hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed and recorded at
the request of F. J. Duffy Oct &c,
A. D. 1920, at A p. m. Book l, Art.
of Inc.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year aforesaid
(SEAL)
ARGUS REDDOCH,
County Recorder.
First Publication October 20, 1920.
Last Publication November 4, 1920.
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FarmersOrganizing
For Wheat Strike
United Press Seryicel

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 29.-Follow-
ing allegations of the "checkered"
career of Mrs. Louis Peete, made
public by the district attorneys of
flee, Mrs. Peete is reported to be
writing a statement of her case which
is expected to be published later.
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STATE OF ARIZONA
Office of The

OIxlCG OI xHc
ARIZONA CORPORATION COM
-. MISSION
United States of America,
State of Arizona.-ss.
The ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION does hereby certify
that the annexed is true and COM
plete transcript of the
Articles of Incorporation
KEY CITY PUBLISHING COM
PANY
Which were filed in the Office of
said Corporation Commission on the
25th day of October, A. D. 1920, at
10 o'clock a. m. as provided by law
In Testimony Whereof, The Ari-
zona Corporation Commission, by its
Chairman, has hereunto set it's hand
and affixed its Official Seal. Done
at the City Of Phoenix. the Capitol,
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Q O Q Q q Q q Q . o @ o o o o Q
Q FOR SALE G
9 Q @ Q Q 0 O O o o o o o o o o
HEM Stitch machine for sale for
cash Phone 424. 8:25-tf
FOR SALE: Player piano and music
cabinet, with rolls. Cash or terms J.
q. Harrus Furniture. Co. ZIG Grand
Avenue.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That we, whose names are hereto
subscribed, being deslrous OF form.
ing a corporation. under the laws OF
the State of Arizona, have, for TINS
purpose voluntarily associated our
selves together into body corporate,
and do hereby make, execute ana
publish these Articles of 1ncorpora-
tion, and Go hereby certify:
The name of this corporation and
by which it shall be authorized tc
transact It's business is KEY CITY
PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The names of the 1ncorporators
are, J. E. WISE, w. F. CHENO-
WETH, ] C. TOVREA, J. A. l.
GARRA, J. L. SCHLEIMEn, ARGUS
REDDOCH ana B. F. HANNAH.
The resi- lence and Post Office Ad-
dress of each and every one OF the
Incorporators is Noga!es, Santa Cruz
County Arizona.
The principal office and place OF
business of this corporation snail be
in Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arl-
IONA; but branch offices may be
established and maintained i'll such
other place or places as may at any
time be determined upon by the Board
of Directors
Tie time of the commencement OF
this corporation shall be the day OF
filing its Articles of Incorporation IN
| the office of the Arizona Corporation
| Commission, and certified copy
| thereof in the Office of the County
Recorder of Santa Cruz County, ArI-
zona; and the termination thereof
shall be twenty-five (25) years there
after, unless renewed or dissolved be-
fore that tine by a majority vote OF
its members, or by operation of law
".
The general nature Of the business
proposed to be transacted by this
corporation is:
TO conduct a regular printing and
publishing business in the City OF
| Nogales. Santa Cruz County, Ari-
IONA, OF anywhere else in the State
of Arizona, the United States OF
America, or the Republic of Mexico;
to publish books, newspapers. mag
azines or other periodicals, pamphlets
circulars, ETC., and to sell the same
for delivery anywhere throughout the
worl1 by mail, express, parcel post
carrier, or personal delivery; to dC
and transact general buck, book.
binding and Job printing business IL
said City and IN the region com.
fercially tributary thereto; to buy
and sell news print paper, book ant
job printing paper, inks, and Other
commodities and materials neces'
sary for the conduct of said business
to buy and sell printing presses type
type setting and casting machines. en-.
gines, motors, auto trucks, auto
mobile, electric motors for driving
presses, and for typesetting, and al
other machinery or mechanical ap
pliances necessary for the proper con-
duct of said business; to buy, sell own
and hold, by purchase, lease. or other
wise,' in said City of Nogales, anc
elsewhere, personal property Of al
kinds, real estate, buildings, houses
and other structures ti.at the BoarC
of Directors may deem necessary; tC
borrow money, and to secure payment
of the same; to pledge, mortgage, OF
hypothecate any real estate or per.
sonal property of whatsoever nature
owned by the corporation; to buy
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this 25th day of October, A. D. 1920.
(SEAL)
Arizona Corporation Commission
AMOS A. Belts,
Chairman.
Attest.
A f. STELZER,
Secretary.
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Have you got your costume for the
Halloween masquerade? Army &
Navy Hall, Saturday evening.
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Masquerade ball. at Army & Navy
Hall, Saturday night. -
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SIS REWARD

SIS REWARD
LOST Between Nogale- and Tucson,
on Tucson road . Red Leather
sait ease containing ladies' wearing
appa q and lstters addressed u
Mrs.. A. L Bennett. Find " please
return to American Garage, Pata-
.onia and receive $25 reward.
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Today Miss Laura Parsons starts
on the round of the various precinsts
In the county, in her capacity of
clerk of the board of supervisors, de-
llvering election supplies.
Mr.. NJ. C. Little of Los Angeles,
the international lawyer, is a visitor
at Nogales, having come from Los
Angeles couple of days ago
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These Articles of Incorporation
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may be altered or amended, and the
capital stock may be increased or de-
creased, at any regular, meeting of
the stockholders, or at any special
meeting called for that purpose, by
the affirmative vote of majority of
the stockholders, and the Board Of
Directors may call meeting of the
stockholders for this OF any otheT
purpse not contrary to law, but no.
tice Of .uch proposed amendment sia
be given to each stockhclder cite
personally or in writing at least
twenty days prior to the me- ting at
which such amendment shall be vot-
ed upon.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
hereunto set cur hands and seals this
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Spanish interpreter; long expert
ence. Railway and immigration Serv-
ice. P-O, 81.
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Articles of Incorporation
of the
KEY CITY PUBLISHING COM
PANY
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EXPERT at Government Income Ta,
Report and Accountant desires po
sition Of bookkeeping or account
ing. Either temporary or perma-
neu+ position. Address ca. in care
Oasis.
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CRANK of HAYNES automobile. Re-
turn to C. D. Rankins, 801 Morley, and
receive the price of new crank.
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WANTED - Extra typewriter and
memmeograph work. Address P. o.
Box 1074, in care Oasis.
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SPANISH INSTRUCTION. viii
give forty lessons in Spanish in ex
change for forty lessons in English.
Adress p. o. Box 794. Nogales Ariz
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The name of this corporation and
by which it shall be authorized tc
transact It's business is KEY CITY
COMPANY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
CAUTAUQUk TO-
| OPEN TOMORROW
Tent Will Be Pitched at
Seventh and Central
By Noon.

Ian. ana eenffnnans ON my
.,.h, ~ rhautanona fresh from Erin
tasd an INV left Alhuauerque the
tfaser These two viii engage in n
IN rnnra march with NO ehldyment
I'm, Gonrsas And ofMrantor. the
anna,ncer tnkes away thn chairs,
sfene out Of the ring. and the per-
sormance nroceeds'
TING hIr tent Tor the weeks fun snd
|-,rstruction viii arrive tomorrow and
he stnked on the shady lots between
seven,h and Eighth streets on West
cen,roi' avenue. rhc entertainers
ana' ~ for Inc first DAVIS pro-
sro M ,ciii arrive rom Trinidnd to-
morrow noon and everything viii
ssarf an without DELAY.
The ~nfterno6n's program Will begin
at z.4b O'Clock and the evening shows
ut T:fb O'clock. An hour viii be de-
voted. TO children every morning ~
~ O'Clock. Hfason uckeH are 49,
Tor adults ana |lLIbpl tpr cnllqren, Waal
tax inrluded; Inree nnnuren seuNA,
are being reserved at ep cen's eae.
for the season Ihe capncity q w
tent VIII be ten Rna eieN''
hundred persons
The advance sale OF tick.lH py tns
guarantors has gone ~eNceedinEly wen.
PerPonf VINO WISH sesson iyk'.s ~
ASKED 70 purenare mem vlo's ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
TO TAKE y
! FUTURE CIl|EEAS


Nt ~ Foreign hiirh who hAyxmnde
~nnufirttkdn fBr their final citiHeneh1p
nnrrr1 may htcui1r nemherH Of the
I1|Is ikndrc. This - the word brought
n A,hndiIofaue Eika by Dan Philips
who has Just returned from Chicago
Where he attended the national com
VeniiDn AZ a delegate from the loc1i
rhe AiDuauerqne deiegstfpn ala not
offer an amendment 10 perbmir rhe
ndminslon 20 mcmDerHhip OF all for
sAaners az jose D. 8eua. grand deputy
exalted ruler, II said 10 have ANNOUNCE
IA AT iahhtG Fe tippn Ms fetnfu there
nom the convention.
The amendmtnt ADMITTING men Of
roreien blrh who have made appli.
tailon for final papers wan offered
rafter the Albuquerque delegation pro-
posed an afnendnient 10. cover a spec
lfic. ca1r. 1t wat lhrn that the ruling
rovtrinE all CASES Of n similar nature
which, might arise IN the future was
passed. This naturally killed the
fptrl0c amendment offered by Aibu-
qncrqpe as 1t was Included In the
general rule made
udhhf Aliens 10 tho Eiks lodge as one
would judge by the statements said
10 have been given out At the Capital
CITY. AibuQnerquen Amendment WE
not defcaftd but cropped litter the
convention adopted the rule. covering
hi cases. The rule m adopted conforms
tn the Immigration laws Of the United
States.
Mr.. phnlfps is TO make a report
0f the convention proceedings at the
next meeting of the lodge. This !,
The only business which directly con
'uerncd local Elka. however, accord
ing 10 Mr.. Phillips.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
BATTLES
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
Santa Fe Special Agent
Fired on at Rincon;
Empties Gun

Did some one really want to kill
Special officer George Thomas Of the
Santa Fe railroad or w0a some one
Just shooting for FUN? Special officer
Thomas. who has just returned from
Rincon. Is still trying to answer this
question.
While walking In a ravlne near the
railroad track but. n few blocks from
the Santa re station at Rincon before
dnyhrenk Sunday ~ .,.i.g, some enc
fired five shots at him.
As soon as the first bullet. winged
by him, Thomas flattened himself on
the Fronrd and returned the. fire.
ThommI cmpucd his gun, which con
tanned hut three shots, and then hur-
He'd to the station. where he had a
grip with more ammunition. When
Thomas returned to the spot. with
the Intention Of finishing the hattie,
no one could he found.
A HERALD WANT AID
will bring results. Phone 345 and
insert your ad.
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(Contiuned from page one.)
lished. We will be able to relieve thla
situation. II h likely that many
persona In tho districts would give
up their boxes and we would then
hAve more box space for the city
r~esidents."
Hecause Of the box shortage at tho
postoffice,. the residents Of Atrisco
have made application through a pc
tition to Mr.. Roehi That n %postoffice
be established at their town, the
name OF which they propose to
change To Herrerraville II Il a be
ftcured.'
The residents OF Padfllns. for SIM
liar reasons. have applied by petition
that the p%ostoffice which was aband-
oned at that town a few years
be rcopcncd. Mr.. Roehl said today
that neither OF these postofficea
would be needed II the rural mhn
| route In secured.
The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the want" out
OF Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
GARCIA UP IN
/ HORSE THEFT CASE
Evidence at Preliminary
Hearing to, Show He
Stole 5 Animals

Evidence showing that Santiago
Garcia stole five horses from an
Indian named Desiderlo Platero on
March s ana thai he changed the
brand and sold one OF them to Elfigo
Moya. was produced In a preliminary
hearing before Justice Of the Peace
NJ c. Ortiz this Afternoon, Two, other
complaints agninst Garcia viii be
heard this afternoon.
Garcia ives arrested two weeks ago
by ElflGo Oarcln y Amanda, the newly
appointed mounted police ia this
county after a pursuit OF several days.
or the five horxes. stolen from Pla-
tero all hat one nave been recovered
and returned 10 him by. the mounted
police. Garcia. Is already under two
srnnd jury indictments on the charge
Of cattle and horse stealing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

Spu, vnpE .,an ro,uvard In
~ a,,a.,e.c, c~or,nie,a indenend.
inc dirfcuon oi lhuepenu
ence tIom I'm,
pfnnles ~ Dslns VII ~ Tva ma,
tss,nnsss o.s" '"~ =" ~ ~"
''Sn SeSNon ~ ,haso orgarizea In
some ss.ovv OF tnese' orsahlIea ~
Inc u~4iryinenn masu', ~. ,sniy,
Owl IIVant1nss, hhnan
pinnss, dno " tys.b nIsn,s n
s.srton5 W. ,a,,.md
~ M To-, ,n,spi,,ss III
surv.t st.!raSa ~" ". ~ az mn1 '-
~ "tta.,iS, G,, I'M
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Gen. Pablo Gonzales
Freed by Gen. Gales

MEXICO CRY. July 20.-General
Pablo Gonzalez. former candidate for
the presidency. charged with being
the leader OF the abortive revolution
In the state Of Nuevo Leon, has been
Internationally set free by order OF
General Gales, the war minister. as
no longer constituting a peril TO the
administration, according e orlcial
announcement.
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Prohibition Party
Leaders, at Sea

LINCOLN. Nebr.. July sp.-Pro-
hibluon party Leaders hers. zor their
epnCt. 10 Hteer when the delegates
gather tomorrow for the first session.
Whrthar the party viii carry our IT'S
previous announcement OF a light to
ii hniah'' IN the coming campaign.
with possibly William J. Bryan a. the
leader o. tho lnEhl, depended today
upon whether Satisfactory Statements
from leaders. OF the other political
paftiln ARP feceived.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Plane Sticks in
Mud, in Getaway

ERIE, Pa. July 2O.-The first OF the
army airplanes % attempt to leave
Erie on their Mineola-Aiaska flight
OF the mud at. the nirdrome here,
Plane Number 3. commanded by
lieutenant c. G. crumrine. was tuned
MP preparatory to flight. but after
running Heverna hundred yards along
the field. encountered a soft spot, and
stopped.
Efforts were made at once 10 ex-
tricafe Il from It's position. Captain
street. commanding the expedition,
expressed the boiler that all the planes
would get away to Grand Rapids,
Michigan. the next stop. this after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
lARRAzQLQ NAY ''''
i SEEK DENOMINATION
Governor Considers
Making Active Fight
TO Get Office

. aAN1A FEi. y. NJ July 20,-uoY-
,ernor Larraxclc announced. today that
The IL seriously considering the matter
of making an active campaign to
securo his renomlnnuon.
He does not know yet how soon
no will reach a decision. II he doea
10 chnnnQt his policy twill be fpr. the
purnoae of offpefting And, over Ginning
The QppoEitiQn which ~ now BY no
smeanh, Inactive.
upstofhi,. time. Goverpor Larrazoio
hos 9nid he vonld not, walk half n
r@vsk %, make certain his nomina-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Must Rush Coal
To the Lake Ports

WARRINGTON, July 2O,-Rail-
roads were ordered today by the in
terstate commerce commission to
give preference and prioritJ in the
supply of cars for the transportation
OF hitumlnous coal consigned to lake
ports for transportation to the north
west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Paaerewski Named
To Council at Paris

NEW YORK. July 20.--IRnace Pad
erewskl. the former premier, has befn
appointed TO represent Poland In the
council Of Ambassadors at Paris. ac-
cordlne to a Warsaw cablegram re-
ceived here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

The Herald Il the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
81, Want ADJ BY, giving Results.
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Disabled men are divided into two
classts for the training, those known
ns section two men being 10 serious
~ disabled that II IN necessary for
them to have the $50 a month for
subsistence during the time OF their
trainin.: and section three men who
receive only the free training. In
the latter ease the training Is not nee
essary to help the men to overcome
a physical handicap but will help them
20 better their condition M earning
capacity. The men are being placed
in educational Institutions or directly
In the trades as apprentices.
The members OF the board here are
Ear,e T.. Doyle OF the Washington Of
flee, Dr. w "a. Jolley. medical ex-
aminer from the district office al
Denver. Jose Jordi of Las Vegas and
j. G. Ross. district supervisor OF vo-
catlomnl education for New Mexico.
The board will he in Albuquerque
until tomorrow evening.
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1888 Cases In State.


out OF a total registration Of l,65S
cases In New Mexico, $40 OF them
had been approved for fun allow
ance training up to the time h
travelling case board arrived In AL
buquerquo. All OF the cnses approved
for training have not yet formally
entered u,,on their designated courses
for various reasons. Some OF them
are prevented at this time from en-
tering upon their course because OF
the condition OF their health, others
have simply delayed the commence
ment Of their training until the fall
term Of tine educational institutions OF
the state begin. At this time, how
ever, there are actually in training
within the state Of New Mexico 159
disabled men. They are distributed
throughout the state as follows: Al
buduerque Business College, 20; State
Agricultural College. SO; New Mexico
Normal University, 8; New Mexico
state Normal 1; state School OF Mines
10; Western School for Secretaries
4; and In placement training in vari-
GUS trades IS.
In addition to cases being training
at institutions within the state, New
Mexico is well represented among
the ex-service men receiving voca-
tional training at government expense
at INSTITUTIONS OUTSIDE Oh the SUITE
Twanty-four disabled boys who claim
this is their native state are In train
ing at the Opportunity School at
Denver, Colorado. Others are In
training at Hempflll Auto school.
Denver, Colorado: University OF Dem
yer. Denver. Colorado; Western
School OF Assaying and Plan Read
ing, Denver. Colo; Utah Agricultural
College. Logan. Utah: University OF
Colorado, Boulder. Colo; University
Of Wyoming. Laramie. Wyo.; Univer-
sity OF Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah;
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins, Colo: Colorado School OF
Mines. Golden. Colo: Modern. School
Of Business, Denver. Colo; Y. NJ.
G. A. Auto school, Denver, Colo;
Barnes Commercial school, Denver.
Colo.
The vacations for which New Mex
leo men are at present being trained
are as follows; Commercial, farm
mechanics, agriculture. shoe repair
Ing, machinists.. machine shop prac-
tice, carpenter, auto mechanics.
plumbing, Welding, Jewelry repairing,
shlesmanship. undertaking, estimate
Ing n plan reading. electrical en-
eineering. t~elegraphy, printing and
linotype operation. tractor mechan-
les. mining engineering. ~assaying,
medicine. applied electricity. account
ing, Journalism, tailoring. civil engl-
neerins, mechanical drafting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
OPENS HERE
FOR ENSERVCE MEN
Claims of Disabled Sol
diers Being Heard by
Travelling Board

Tho big COURT room IN the federal
building IL the scene this week OF n
kindly court where Justice Ia being
meted out 10 nearly a hundred men.
In this court the plaintiffs are for
mer service men who bring n charge
OF disability received In the wnr SER
Vice Of the country and claim dam
ages from the government In the
benefits OF vocational education.
Sitting on the jury OF she vocational
educntion board. are four members of
the travelling case board who ave
come to ho.d the court for the ex-asr-
vice mei In this district. The evil
dence which the plaintiffs must pre-
sent In order to make n case are their
honorable discharge from the mill
tary service Of the United States and
compensation papers.
Roth Jury and judge
The members OF the board act as
both jury and Judge, giving a decision
as TO the degree OF the disability and
committing the man to the classifi-
cation of vocational education TO
which he Is best suited.
The travelling board which was in
auguratCd In May in the state OF
wyoming. In an effort on the part OF
the federal vocational education board
to bring the office force to h SOL
diers who are living in h large
sparsley settled areas OF the western
states. thereby eliminating much cor
re%sponde1ce and delay In establish
ing the disabled men In conditions
where they can help themselves.
The board which In now on tour
OF New Mexico has covered large cen
tiers OF wyoming and Utah, and will
20 from here TO Colorado. Fifteen
towns In New Mexico are TO be visit
ed. Notices OF the date upon which
the board will he given locality are
sent cut previosuly to all OF the SER
vice men in the district who might
qualify for the vocational education.