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The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
u. S. ESTIMATES
TO BE TRIMMED
Believed Department and
Bureau Chiefs Will Ask
Minimum.
tBy UniversaI service.)

Governmental department and
bureau chiefs are preparing to cut
down their estimates for the next
fiscal years appropriations.
There are two reasons why the
amounts they will ask for the ex-
penses of their branches during 1s22
will be much less than they sought
for the current year. They srei
/. Nearly all Of the remaining
war hangover" except the interest
and sinking fund charges on the
pablic debt. will have been sIimi-
mated by the end of the fiscal year.
June 80, 1921. and many more OF
the war activities will have been
suspended. Also the Affairs Of the
Railroad Administrators will have
been wound up and the Treasurer
no longer will be called upon to
reimburse the carriers for any def-
cits sustained.
Q. 1t is important that the Dem
ocratic Cabinet heads should strive
to make a record for economy in
a Presidential year.
Under the law, all departmental
and bureau estimates must be In
the hands of the Secretary OF the
Treasury in time for him to as
semble them in the Book of Esti-
mates" for submission TO Congress
when It is convened In December.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
First Army Inspection
Of Guard" Band Sunday

The National Guard Band will
Lave its first War Department in
spection at 1890 o'clock Sunday
morning at the armory, 472 L street
northwest, according to orders is
sued yesterday by Maj. r. D. La
Garde, adjutant general of District
of Columbia militia.
At this time the band will also be
officially recognized. by the depart
nrent in order that it may accom-
pany the District National Guard to
Camp Lee, Va, where the troops
will go for instruction, August l5-
81.
Bandmaster William NJ Horton is
desirous of filling a new remaining
vacancies prior to entarining for
camp, and extends an invitation to
musicians to confer with the en-
r0llment officer. Bandmen receive
81 per day in addition to regular
army pay.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Ponzi Hands Out More Thousands
In Record "Run," As Investigation
Methods Are Made More Rigid

as he had plenty of money to meet
them
3. Pona brought suit for $4,000
against William II. McMasters, his
former publicity agent, in an ac-
tion of contract. McMasters sued
Ponzi for $1,000 for services as pub
licity agent, naming the Hanover
Trust Company as trustee.
4. Circulars calling on the public
10 stand by Ponzi, signed by w. o.
SoutheE. jr., former representative
of Ponzi, were distributed among
the throng in Pie Alley.
5. The outer doors of the office
of the Securities Exchange Com
pany were closed at 3 o'clock, when
twenty-five persons were inside the
office and a small number still
waited outside,
Mounted police today supple
mented regular patrolmen in keep
ing the long line, which strung out
and away from the entrance to
Ponzis little office, in order. 1t was
pointed out today that at the rate
with which Ponzi is making pay
ments, about twenty an hour, it
would require months to care for all
note holders, said to number now
about $4,000.
Ponzi said tonight that he paid
out today to notehOlders $4lS,522.50
bringing the total payments since
the run started to between $4,000,
900 and s4,500,000
New disclosures in alleged ma
nipulation of international reply
coupons by Charles Ponzi is expect
ed to follow the receipt yesterday
by the PostOffiCe Department of a
telegram from the Italian govern
ment giving the results of the inves-
tigatiOn which has been conducted
through the Italian Embassy.
Postoffice officials declared yes.
terday that the contents of the tel.
egram will be made public later.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04

Boston, Aug. 3.-Prospect of a
searching scrutiny of the assets Of
Charles Ponzi, foreign exchange
wizard, became apparent today
when Attorney General Allen an
nounced that he might demand an
accounting OF all the assets of the
Securities Exchange Company and
appointed Samuel Spring as Special
Attorney General to investigate.
other important happenings in
the career of the postage stamp
king" recorded today were:
l. The largest crowd since the be-
ginning of the run on Ponzi gath
cred in front of the little Pie Alley
Office and showed resentment at his
failure to expedite payment on
notes.
= Ponzi issued a statement, say
ing he neither knew the amount OF
his liabilities nor cared to know,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
CHILD DRAMAS
TO BE STAGED
Company Organized Here
To Produce Plays for
Children.
EXPERTS IN CHARGE
Washington Theater Com
pany Plans Program Of
Future Productions.
EXPERTS IN CHARGE

Fairyland. in all its beautiful tin
sci Of mystery and myth, will be-
come the playground OF Washing
ton children IL the combined efforts
Of Katherine S. Brown, Mrs. Glenns
Smith Tinnin and Mrs. Mary HoI-
land Kinkaid can make IL possible.
The Washington Theater Com
pany. organized with these three
women as incorporstors. plans
program that will grow larger with
each production until. in interest
aroused and productions staged. IL
will be one Of the foremost theatri-
cal organizations Of dramatic young
people in the United States.
-Four Plays New.
The company has taken steps to
produce at once four plays.
This might sound ambitious were
IL not Tor the fact that plays for
children have been produced and
have been financially successful
'Rebecca of sunnybrook Farm. /"
"Pollyanns" and The Blue Bird"
have been some Of the plays for
children that have scored successes.
with Eugene Lockhsrt, composer.
singer, actor and pantomimist, as
sisting .he company. an excellent
quality Of music is assured, accord
ing to Mrs. Kinkaid and Miss
Brown, who are enthusiastic over
the prospects OF the organization.
Miss Brown has been engaged for
ten years in theatrical productions
Mrs. Glenns Smith Tinnin is well
known in Washington as the origi-
nstor OF the Children's House Of
PLAY. She is also the director Of q
similar institution IN New Yorh
City.
Mrs. KinksId. q former newspaper
woman OF considerable experience
was in charge Of publicity for ths
woman's department Of the Demo
cratic National Committee until re-
Z
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
CHARGE NEGRO SHOT
WOMAN IN QUARREL

Maude Brooks, colored, Of 457
Kings court, was shot in the left
arm and shoulder yesterday after
noon by Thomas Harris, colored'
who rooms at the same address. A
quarrel over Maude's tendencies to-
wards acts which Harris interpreted
as fickle resulted in a hurry call and
trip to Freedman's Hospital for
MGude and journey for Harris 10
the Second PI ecinct Police Station.
Charges were lodged against him
for assault with deadly Weapon
The injured woman's condition is
not serious.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Cost of Marrying
Jumps With New
Rise in Platinum

New York. Aug. 3-The high cost
Of marrying took another jump to-
day.
Brides and bridegrooms, to be.
willing TO figure in unions of the
old-fashioned, pIain-gold band type
have no regret however. 1t is the
with this platinum ring l thee
wed" variety of weddings which
will be hit. For 1t has been an
noUnCed by manufacturer and
dealers that the price of platinum
has been advanced So an ounce.
The rise is due. it is explained,
to constantly increasing demand for
special order work, such as deli
cately hand-wrOught engagement
and welding rings.
soft" platinum is quoted at 500
an ounce. with medium and hard
at SlO5 and Sl25.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04

The right OF a woman to change
her mind at any time and at any
place, whether she has a reason for
doing so or not, has been officially
recognized and upheld by the po-
lice court.
Judge Hardison made the ruling
yesterday, and he did so with the
air of a man who knows there is
no use trying to deny a woman this
privilege.
Changed Heart. Too.
The ruling came about when
pretty Miss Ethel M. Acton, of 1875
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04

New York, Aug. s-"There Is
many a street car conductor who
would enjoy seeing a play Of Euri-
pides or sophocles well presented
II he were able TO. and many a lit
tie shop girl who prefers Greek
tragedy to a lighter form OF drama.
The big thing TO remember is not
to underestimate the taste of the
public"
Miss Margaret Anglin. the ac-
tress, was the speaker. Miss Anglin
has had her finger on Broadway's
pulse for not a few years, She
knows what people want, and she
gives II to them. What she has to
say on the subject, therefore, is de-
cidedly worth while.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
HUNDRED LOSE JOBS
WHEN MILL CLOSES

fredericksburg, Va, August g.
The silk mill In this city has tenn
porarily suspended operations for
an indefinite period throwing out of
employment about 100 people, both
men and women.
The collapse of silk values In
Japan and cancellation of orders
was given as the cause for the
shutdown. The closing Is consid-
cred as temporary,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
TWenty-Four Hours
In the Nations
Capital
Uses Butcher Knife.

Alert Howard, cOlored, 2S years
old, of 444 SiX-and- -one-half street
southwest, received a bad cut from
butcher knife in a fight late last
night when John II. Tyler, colOred,
of the same address, who is locked
up charged with assault.
Wants ID. A. r.. onice Building.
Mrs. G. W. White, curator gen.
eral of the D. A. r., left for New
! York yesterday to attend a COM
mittee meeting which will discuss
| the addition of an office building to
the D. A. r. Building. Other mem
bers of the business committee
which will meet in New York are
Mrs. G. T. Guernsey, chairman of
Office building committee: Mrs. q,
NJ. Minor. president-general; Mrs. l..
l.. Hunter. treasurer general, and
Katherine Nettleton, Jenny Lumis.
Mrs. Robert J. Johnson, Mrs. J. X.
Joy.
Sues for $4,000.
David NJ. Davis sued the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany yesterday to recover 100000
damages for alleged personal in
juries which he claimed to have re-
ceived on September s. 1917. when
a street car struck a wagon he
was driving on Eleventh street
northwest.
Collateral Forfeited.
| Cyril P. Absolom. colored, of 1890
Fourth street northwest, who was
arrested last Sunday by Detectives
Co % fa1 r..
national prohibition law, forfeited
5000 collateral yesterday morning
in Police Court. George YearwoOd
or Sherwood, who was arrested a
the same time, will be given a hear.
ing this morning.
Receiver Asked.
Fred D. Osborn, of the firm OF
| Yeagle & Osborn, tire dealers,
asked the District Supreme Court
yesterday to dissolve the partner,
ship existing between himself anC
Curwen S. Yeagle and appoint a re-
ceiver to wind up the firms affairs
Justice Hitz issued a rule on YeaglC
| to show cause in August why Os
born's request should not b.
granted.
Asks for $1,000.
Edward S. Hall, of 70S Seventh
street southwest, filed suit yester
day in the District Supreme Cour
against Benjamin Brooks for $500
damages. Hall alleges that Brooks
caused the side wall of his home t
be torn down with the result tina
his family were taken sick anC
otherwise inconVenienced.
Veterans to Meet.
The William b. Cushing Camp
No. 80, Sons of Veterans, U. S. A
will meet Friday evening. New by
laws will be adopted and a cam
paign begun for a membership
drive.
|. Outing at Beach.
Forest Lodge, No. Al, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, of Forest
; willie, Md, will hold its annual out
ing tomorrow at Chesapeake BeacI
with the Odd Fellows of Washing
ton as their special guests. Nor
than 5000 are expected to attend.
Three Picnics Held.
Three organizations held their an
nual outing at the Beach yester
day-Washington Aerie. No. 1875
Capital Beneficial Association an
the Grand Council of the Inde
pendent Order of Sons of Jonadat
More than 2,0O0 excursionists at
: tended.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
Civilian Help Discharged.

Fredericksburg Va, August 3
In accordance with the new policy
inauEurated by the United States
Marine Corps regarding the en-
ployment of civilians at the Marine
Post at Qusntico 100 were laid off
at Quantico. It is reported that by
the first of September all civilian
help will be succeeded by enlisted
men.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
WOMAN CALM AS SHE
ACCEPTS NOMINATION

Saratoga Springs. n. Y, Aug. g.
No Mysteries, no theatrical display.
only a heightened gravity Of man
ner, attended the announcement to
Miss Harriet May Mills, of Syra-
cuse, that she had been proposed
as q candidate for Secretary of
State by an unofficisl Democratic
convention here today.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-04
PARLIAMENT TO PUSH
IRISH COERCION BILL
(washington HeraId-Cross Atlantic
Service, Special Cable Dispatch.D

London, Aug. 3.-The new govern
ment coercion bill for ireland, which
will be introduced in Parliament by
Lloyd George Thursday, probably
will be pushed to passage by Fri
day with the help of the cloture
rule. 1t Is expected that its text
will be published tomorrow. but 1t
follows exactly in main features the
advance reports sent in Cross-At-
lantic cables.
The bill will be bitterly opposed
by a small group of Irish nation
alists, assisted by laborites and In
dependent liberals.
copyright, i0eO. Cross Atlantic Newspaper
Service, Incl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
muJEREs FAMosAs pE
IA AisToRlA


la mas amable cfiatura que nos
mira en- 81 caadr0 ae Rafael, la 0bra
mhestra de las galerfas de Bologna,
abfe ante nosotros horizontes infini-
tor. 4 santa 1oven. patrona de la
mdsica, coIoca en- 81 sueio u ms
trumentos musicales, para escucllar
1conmovfda 81 arcangelico cor que
parece Dajar de los eielps.
Cecilia fue una patricia romans de
alta alcnrnin, que Vlyi6 en- 81 siglo
tercero. Aduella 6poca fue ID que
presenci6 los mas mobiles sa~cldficios,
Ia que vi6 las mas srAndes pr1gbas
de ID santa rs cristiana, do abandono
Dc TODD para ganar Ia graeta diyina,
fu6 Ia epoca de los martires. Bn "a
soxtA persecution, baio el reinado de
Maxine. Cecilia fue c0ndenada 4 ex.
'pirar eradualmente. hahiendo orie.
DadO sus barbnroa mnftirzadorcs
que ell yerduKo n medic decapitafa.
II amor de Cecilia por "a mdsica ic
VALID la divfna gracia dc one IN an
gel descehdsera De loa cieloa para en-.
dnlzar sn agonla. Muchoa poeiaa
hnn inmorlallzado IA aulce ngura d.
esta santa DE- nomhre musicaL-E
ohfero Mexfcan0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

chacon. N. nj, Mayo IL, 1870
senior Editor de "El Nueyo Mexicanoss
Santa Re. N. Nj. 4

chacon. N. NJ; Mayo a3, 1870
senior Editor de nEl Nueyo Mexicanoss
Aprecfable senior Re supiico que me
permita un espacio en- 81 apreciable
Bemanario lei Nuevo Mexicanoa de
santa re, N. MI, para hacer p1bilca
mi opinion poiftica acerca DE nuestroI
gobefnador, yo he estado lleyendo ~.
rias publicAciones de Otros condauos
acerca de v0fvef a reeIegir a 81 Hon.
o. A. Larrazolo. para gobernador p0r
m segundo terHaino.
Fo 4anbien soy de 0pInIHh dc que
ese grande hombre vuefVa q ser pues-
to a Ia cabeza de nuestrc estado por-
que 70 estoy SECURE 40 que es este
iuear de Chacon, N. NJ, condado de
Mora no hay I'M SOLO republicano que
no Olga que Ell Hon. @. A. Larrazolo
ha sido eli mejor gobernador que ha
|habido en- ell estado de NueVo Mexico
hasta esta fecha y yarios de los de-
m0cfatas 10 dlcen y Id bodfan negar
dc dde Ell Hon. O.A Aarfazolo ha eido
eli hombre Que siemprb. ha peleado por
fefaaley derech0s para t0dos " que no
haigh especiales para maiden, 81 es 81
u ma Utltuu4uo y AutntIu tNHu MNA@
cana, la cphl han querid0 fenef por
inferior algdnos, v ppr esq razon de-
bemos todos en- general. los republi.
canos TRAFALGAR en- favor de que sea
feelegido de nuevo en- Ia convention
republican,, que 20 esfoy SECURE que
81 CANA en- Ia ~convenci0n, en- Ia ele-
ccfdn va a ser eiecto sin duda, 81 par.
lido dem6cratA va 4 quedar muerto
sepuitado para siempre por1ae Va
los dem0cratas v 10 mismo nosotrps
lOs republicanos az podemos soportaf
Ia enorme carga que nos ha echado
lia administration dem6crata en- estoA
amos cue Ia asfado. no hay uuien pue.
da negar de que estamos/ya en- una
rerdadera esclavitud y go Ia eucedi'
dosiempre que 81 partidbt democratic
Ia estado on n mayorfa.
Los hechos son loo que dan a
prueba y son los dichos. 70 Dc mi par.
T. estoT listo q traha3or en- favor del
Hon. O. A. Larrazolo, no eoRmente
para IN segundo ttrmino. pefb 81 -
possible para que este durante M vida
porqne el e. q orpullo de Ios Mezith.
nos y del slorIoso parJdo Fepubllcaho,
70 soT b do los mlemhroa Dc CORES.
pendencia en- este iusAr de Chacon. ~.
NJ Preeinto No IS y 70 promote ha.
GER caanto est6 en nI poGcF "a favor
ae nuestro gobernador y con esto de
RIO nj carta.
son Cd aia6Fifot s. Isl g
JOSE EMILIO GONZALES
Chacon, n. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
Il COLOR De Los B1sos

los besos, como las palabras, tie
men su color. HEay besos due sene-
jan los palidos tonos de las rosas
d~eshojadas. y huyen tristenente ha-
cia las .escarpadas cimas, donde item
bla de frfo 81 dolor del ~recuerd0.
Otros, postreras flores que ruedan
q la vera del aspefo canine, congo
ladas por Ia nieye y salpicadas de
lagrimas cristalinas, son para las al
mas enfermas. de un blaneo inmacu-
lad0 bAio 81 obscure cielo.
Algunos tienen Ell modesto color
dc las yioietas; otros va borrados,
~fragnnentos tenues v deIicados, seme-
jan enjambres DO marip0sas CRISES
III beso del mai es negro y muer
de- como la lima.
lPero eli rey de los besos, ese On
81 que mi ser viye aprisionado. es
to beso de sangre, tn ardiente beso
rcjo.
ag0ana de La vANDERE
M RosERf0 DICE MON5E nKosj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

- ~ A AH
Ciahdo alargamos la mano q I'm
desconocido, nuestro prop6sito debe
ser este. hacer de 81 un amigo mas.
Las horas que pasamos en- socledad
deben dedicarse especialmante q
~conQuIstar amigos.
Una sonrisaS IN apfet0n de manoei
un Baludo afectnoso, i'm obsequi0 NIL
nimo hecho oportunamente. IN cum
piimiento discreto que no sea jamas
adulaci0n; he aqnf las mas eficaF
ces redes para pescar almas sin 90.
fueEzo.
Iii pescador de almgs logfa pr0nto
en- sl ~ejercicio una destreza insupe-
rattle.
ASH como los don5uanes mientras
mas conquistan mas poder de seduc-
ci0n adquieren para seguir c0nquis-
tandD, ash los p~escadores de almas,
con cada pesca fructuOsa, aunienta
de I'M modo considerable su simpatia
su don de gentes. La function crea
el 6rgano.
81 Ne, pues, que, ann deJando y
parte Ia etica, un espfritu cordial,
bondadosos hospitaIario, es IN ele-
mento i~ncontrastable en- la lucha
por la vida. Sea dicho este para los
utiIitaristas.
Para los otros, para los que no
c~onsiaeran Ia ganaucia como finali-
dad de toda acci0n, para los que no
c~onsideran Ia ganancia como finaii-
dad de toda acci6n. para los excels0s
que, como Franklin, Sc preguntan
s~iehapreg al llegar a cualcuier sitio:
Que bien puedo hacer aqufg2. para
los espiritus superiores que solo as
piran a difundirse, a derramarse 80
bre ell mundo, como 81 sol, en Oleadas
de luz, que recompenza mejor que
la deiicia misma de esta difusi6nY
Como debe hacerse ell bien2-se
pregunta al divine Marco Aurelio.
Y responde: Hay 4~quienes, des
pues de haber servid0 a alguien, 81
apresuran d apuntArle en- cuenta es
te favor. Otros no hacen este, perG
tienen p~resente siempre en- su me
moria Ell servicio que han prestadt
y miriam q quien 10 ha recibido come
I'm deudor. Otros, por nltimo, nj 81
quiera pfensan que han ~favorecido /
los demas, s~emejantes en- este a L
VIVA, que despues de %sustentar 10
racimos no pfde NADIA, contents a.
haber pTodHcido Ell fruto que IL 81
propio. El caballo que ha ahdadl
SUI canine, 81 pefTo que ha lido a Il
GAIA, ID abeja que ha ~acendrad0 \
mieL v eli bienechor, no hacen ruido
pasan a ejecutAr 0tras ~acciOnes d
la misrria ~naturaIezay como Ia win.
que en- la nueva estaci6n da nuevo
Aunado NERvO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
ALEMANIA DEBERA MANTENER
RoTAS sUS RELAcloNEe o.
PLoMATIcAs CON FRkNcIA \

Berlin, Mayo Sci doctor Karl
Helfferich ex-VicesCanciller de Alema-
mia, en- un discurso pronunci6 en- Ha-
mover ell Jueves en- Ia noche exalto FL
entusiasmo de sus oyentes, con una
serie de ataques que dirigi6 al gobief-
no con motive de su polftica exterior.
Ell orador declare que Ell gobierno de-
bia haber tornado represallas por Ia
~ocupaci6m francesa de Frankfort por
medic de una ruptura de relaciones d.
p~lom6ticas con Francia, as como q
ia detenci6n dc las entregas de mate
rial estipuladas en- el tfatado de Paz.
La muchedumbre aplaudi6 ffenetica-
mente al orador. AL terminar Ell Dr.
Helfferich su discurso. la multitud qde
comprenderfa unas ) ,O00 personals, en-
ton6 81 "Deutschtlnd uber Allies"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

encierra en- una f0fna impsrf6cta IN
pensamiento brillante. Una bella =
mhla es un verso ia c1yo ropAje des.
nehoAa como una efv6fa.
DdAtf0 mujeres feanidass dos ru-
bias Y dos mOfenas, f0rman I'M SER
vehtesI0: y 81 las tuatfo son more
mas d rtSblas, cuatro pareados. No
hey dos verses hi dos museres do
cAiidad ldehtica entire 81. i'm unAs
v otfas Ell 4nerito Sc impone.
al Mu6erds ~BitnpAticAs son verses
as6nanteB. as hefmOsAs, eonsOnan.
It's. Este no Quiere decif Que las
heiIas cArezcan de simpatiA. no
Pero por Eegia general la Bimpatfa
es Ia hernosnra de las feaa Tam
POGO por estAA palabras, pfetend0
sden0strar que Ia sihpAtfa es infe'
'ri0r d Ia belleza, porqde siehdo h
duella especial calidad del espifitul
en- cierto modp es superior q los en-
cantos exteriores.
Pdro una. bella mnjer tiene, sobre
TODD, viva semejahza % IN bello
verso.
We'd una linda 3oten. su paso Is
bun ritino u la ondulaci0n leve de 81
'cuerp0 Ia mas divinA d~ecadencia,
ISilenciosa, cor 81 fulgor de d Ojos
N la encendida grana de su boca, s.
alg0 mas el0cuente que la mas fina
pagina orat0ria,
We'd su cabello hecho un haz Dc
sedn armoniosa bajo Ia gracia colo
rfda del sombrero, On donde tiermpls
49, -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
No 81 cofnprue qus
Marie haga sehalss
4 IL Terra

Omaha, Ne, Mayo 2-Despaes az
dos noches consecutivas que se han
estado hacienda experimentos con
losinstrumentos mas p0tehtee de to-
Iegraffa inalambrica que existeh en
eli mundo, para enyiar menAales
trav6s dol espacio ihterestelar q
Doctor Frederick MIIliner en- eafsa'
do de las opefaeiones decide que
no hay espefanxa de due To- Iief1s
Sc comunique con Marie.
Explico el doctor MilIinef cue lol
p~resentes esfaerzoB eraA una tenta'
tiya para c~erciorarse de q i18 maf
cianos estan enviand0 mensajes con
81 prop6sito de comupicarse con la
TERRA, pero Que Sc deduce de los ex
periment0s que no hay tai.
81 sabio, expuso, sin embargo, Gus
Sc haran nuevas experiences
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20


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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
2e3 N. PauIlna Street,

M N0&
Department Of the interior .. 3. Land
Office at Santa re, N. M. May IA
1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Ignacio
L. Ortiz, widower OF Ana Maria Cha
vez de Ortiz, deceased, Of AbiQui N.
M, who made Small Holding Claim
No. 4140, serial No. 037993, for SEA
SEX Sec. 81. SWASWA Sec, 81, =.
"a N. and Lot !, Sec. 9, Lot 4, Sec.
5, Township % North, Range / East.
N. M. r. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final Proof, TO es-
tabaish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register and Receiver,
II. S. Land Office, at Santa Fe, N. M
on the oath day Of june 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jose Leon Sandoyal, Juan de Di0s
GalIegos, Juan Andres Tafoya, Cash
miro Maestas, all Of Abiqui, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
LIST Pub. May goth; Last Pub. June II.