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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES

~ -. -
The ToWniof Senotobia, Miss, Will open
bids at I p. ~, January 20, for construct
ing about, eight miles of 6-inch to 2.inch
sanitary sewers, with manholes and fiusn
tanks. Specifications mailed on Request
plans may be seen at the Mayors Office or
sets will be furnished for ST.
HARPER JOHNSON,
Town Clerk.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

Edna Chapman, soprano, and Nj
Thompson. bass.
Interesting talks were made by Dl
J. NJ Broadly, Joe Hail, J. A. Dupuy an
Prof. c. p Bowman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

The Fairview School Improvement as]
sociation will meet Tuesday afternoo]
at 2:3o. at which time Mrs. D. A. Echol3
and Mr.. Hudnall will be the speakers
and several musical numbers given.
good attendance of the mothers is urged
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

The Women's Missionary society of th5
Shadyside Methodist church will med
Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock. witt
street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The monthly silver tea of the Mis-
siopary society of the Ensley Highland
Methodist church will be held Tuesda
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Moore Of
Iwentv-first avenue. with Mrs r. :
Keenunl as Joint hostess
The circles of the Missionary societI
of the First Baptist church will mec. "a
follows Monday afternoon:
Workers, Mrs. w. J. s. Drummond
2o22 Avenue 7; Builders Mrs. T. S. Sin
gleton, 1906 Avenue q: Highlands Mrs
w. S Eubank, 200 Sarah avenue
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
TO BUY SELL OR RENT HOME QUICK-UsE THESE COLUMNS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K


carr "
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE K
Tors Foa SALE i6l
TWENTY beautiful lots between Fair
VIII viii n so, J p;rr1in tan property
wet % u o. Trs 70 24O Brown Marx
bida Axair soe7
. - - 20
FOR SALE-Eievateo corlIel - c1,,b
34th st. and Ave. n, CounS 80
plsertce' s9vo cash
As- MA, 1sT1TE WANTED 100
-G0T717TT MIG
SOOlH HlGHGA1ND0
HOME WANTED
AAONAA w
ha,.o t~ra,vs customers who are
N@'e =" u
a,~,ons e. INV rooderu home; they
want to pay from $1,000 to $500 Cali OF
write me if you want to sell.
GEO u M A RRH
ooe sna on Aarlev Rlde. Main 2572.
205 and ". Earlez 80 y =. :,
WAN IED
we have buyers for homes; also m
vestments; what have you Tor SAFE
TlOT1JE REESE Il W.
c-.a.an+ea Rlde
ooI lltle ou--- 81 -
WANTED-To purchase, IRON o~ne 90
or 6.room bungalow With
condition; deslraDls 100 y;S;ne full
S arass iacation and terms in
partio '.a hdsress CO care Age
Its. lee'e''
-TTONTE VII NTTED
HUME w AlS "a
Transferred from Atlan I'd, h.,,,a with
my fanlly IN d y. - u;1,;ry f,,ll
in 80 days save ueas rice with re-
Div. Address CA, care Age-Heraid-
,,oy--rre Wa have several clients with
oa.h uho will buy homes list yours
with us. Everett shepherd, with olni sias
Inrochin ots;,, s1s7
LIST - = your . Ia farm lands and city prop
erty with A. r. Dearborn 80,
so1 Jefferson County Bank. "aih
11I3
rns,,r nLnes9 ana Real Estate.
a0s-ll Empire Bldg: Main ~ zs =
To buy direct from owner ~ ICED not
low. about SoVVV. IIa..Id
reply. -s4, care ~ { IT, 90 =
| FOR bargains in real estate see ny
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
WEST END BUNGALOW

A modern 5-room bungalow on lot
1870 feet deep in the center OF west
End; house is in first-class repair anu
DANDY little home; can give possess
sion within 80 days; the price is onlyz
zs3150. REQUIRES only a small cash pay
ment: pay the balance like rent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES ACNESScAAA
sale at s5'a' slw
cash, $25 per month; oNerldhd ru,,
about: tires practically new. e. r.
Forbes & Sons. ww ~ ts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-23

ond a1ri1t. trest him for nos an
tnfoo1 nquble. He had had two
operations that were unsucceasfnI
he fstutned home Monday night,
and n. Coffee thinks he can crre
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-23
Ice Cream Social : Spcce.s.

Ice Cream Social . Success.
The members Of the Altar society
Of St. Paups Catholic church spon-
sored an enjoyable ice cream So
cial last evening on the church
lawn. The lawn was prettily dec
GRATED and lighted with Japanese
lanterns, and small tables. were
scattered about, where the Ice
cream. cake and pop were served.
A large number of parishioers
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-23

Z eirIs o. the 7. y. C. A.
u. SSietsly surprised Mr.. 6. w.
~ theit' leadsr. last eyeaing|
~ nesting held On The lawn Of
~ Inune Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
-. when the meeting was
ssrsed into : celebration Of her
i r ~ anniversary. Mrs. Halves
- neswara Of any secrecy I'M the
\ sel9icn made last week to not-dis-
SssfInue the, study hour for one
!, Sero week. no that the last chapter
r ~ book of Ruth could be stud
After the lesson and refresh
Teuts she was completely taken by
Surpr1ee when huge candle
iirhfad birthday cake was placed
ssf0re her, and she was presented
IN : brown wicker basket filled
~ 1 lovely assortment OF mixed
nrien flowers. After the cake had
sen cut and each girl had received.
! share, the company adjourned to
- house for an hour Of music.
m Hauberg gave several organ
srmbers and Miss Cora Nelson
saved. As she played The. Ros-
sry~ Mrs. Halves was presented
vifh Z handsome string Of pearls,
~ lift from the council organize
i'm Miss Nettie Dodge read .
mitsble tribute to Mrs. Halves, who
responded with a few appropriate
remarks. More organ music was
ymjoyed. This closed the work Of
lie club for the season.
Relief Corps Social
The tri-city social Of Woman's
Relief corps is to be held At Forest
park, Davenport. Tuesday. July q.
Members Of W. r. c., No. 66, are
asked to meet at Second avenue and
seventeenth street at II o'clock, to
% in a body to the park Lunch
viii be served at l o'clock by the
davenport corps.
Tifty.third Wedding Anniversary.
Yesterday was the 53rd wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Kar-
wath of Davenport, and the home
vas prettily decorated with numer-
ous bouquets sent by friends in
honor of the occasion. Because of
the Ill health of Mr.. Karwath. there
vas no celebration Of the anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Karwath were
married in 1867 at St. Margaret's
cathedral, Rev. H. Cosgrove, later
bishop, officiating. Mr.. Karwath
came to this country from Bohe-
mia in 1910. He fought In the Civil
var and for 30 years carried mail
IL Davenport. Mrs. Karwath is a
member Of the Woman's Relief
corps, which she helped organize,
and Of the Ladies Of the G. A, R.
There are three children, Louis
Karwath, Alonzo Karwath and Mrs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-23

Social Anneuncenents.
The FIRST division OF the ladies'
aid society Of the Spencer Memorial
Methodist church will give an ice
cream sociable ON the church lawn
tomorrow evening.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17
Los EJERcIcIOS De cLAUSURA

Los dos planteles de educacion mas mportanfes de eaa ciudad.
Ia Academia de Loreto d d Colegio de San Miguel tuveron sus ejer-
cicios de clausma v distribution de ntedaIas diplomas de graduation
durante Ia semana que ACADIA de pasar, ceTrando ash Ell termino escolar
de esos importantes pIanteles de educacicn. que este ano, como en- los
anteriores. han afanzado mas y mas su reputation como estableci-
mientos de ensenanza de prinera clase.
El Colegio de San Miguel como my acertadamente manifesto 81
Hon. d. lose D. Sena en- 81 dscurso Official ha sdo 81 Alma Mater de
much;smos De los personajes mas Importantes que han fgufado en-
los assuntos poHdcos, sociaIes e Induaiales de nuestro estado, desde
oue nor fe6z circumstance Sc Iogro establecero en- esta eudad. Is
tan extensa Il Esta de los graduates De dcho Coegio. que hoy estan
oumando Ios destnos pubEcos del estado. que como PARTICULARS han
tenido exto en- u vida, que sera PROMO enurneraHos en- este peqneno
articulo. Basic dccn que es una gloria para los hBos dc este suelo te-
pr IN diploma eanado en- dcho Coiegio. y este ha sldo compromised
basta en a vecna repu5Eca mexrana. que ao por ao edv1a Iovenes
dis.ineuiJos i educarsc aqui. como 10 es uo de los graduates este ano,
i ioven Alberto Seyfert. chhuahuense de oneen- s
La Academia de Loreto a su vez, Ia producldo joyenes bnlan'es
IN saEdas de- sus aulas. han venido a fOrmar sus hogares y hogares
cr;s6anos. en- nuesuo estado Algunas estan desempenando e dduci
ppesto De maestras de ensenanza; oras s. han easado y son acnhai
mente excelentes niades de famlia; y tedas han dsdo honor Al Piantssi
o,e Ia educara. ' Dor ende, 10 mismoq que los alumnos del loegio DC
San MpueI. ! sus professors. los Hemanos Crsnanos y las Hsmanas
de Loreto.
Santz Fe Sc sirnle orgulosa de teneF en- 81 seno estos dos piante
les de ensenanza que tanlo honor han dado al estado y . 4 naeIon
Esperemos que en- 10 futuro. todos los padres Dc iamalia Sc aproserhen
81 Il erande oportrndad que henen aqm en- casa. para educaE q ss
hiios ! hiias. ! que los aImnos a So ven. asap. como as ans0esofes
sendo una gloria y an honor para q PLANTED que los edaca para 20
maes,gos ' maestrzs que e desvean para ncaleaTies los sanos pnnri
MOS IL morahdad ' vntud. a IA par que los sohdu eonoenmensos
eientihcos ! Eteranos tan neresaros en- a hcha poT d sida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17
yCLVEREMOs 4 Las cASAs De ADOBE

En- eI d~cpartamcnto de Arqueologia de nuesuo dlario en- inges
aparecio n articulo eF lunes pasado, en- que Sc alaba SIN querer, 4 As
vieias casas de adobe que tan comunes fueron entire puesHos anepa-
sados, ' cue hasta Ia fecha son c~onsideradas pr nuestra genie como
las mejores que exsten. 81 eslan bien consHuidas. y s. use exciuye. poi
supuesto, las mansones de manposterba.
Elmencionado artculo menciona las dversas maneras que Sc han
usado para susltur al adobe. especialmente Fl famoso cascaron de
tabletas de MADEIRA enjarradas Dc mescla. que tan comun ha vendo a
ser. y que dan pr resultadO casiias eateramente san nnguna frmeza.
pero de muy bonto aspecto. Ahora reuta que va no son satisfac-
ionas; que nunca 10 han sdo; que Sc requere algo que de mas apa-
nencia de "hogar" a nueslras habhaciones. y los sabos aEqueologos
despucs de vaear por todss parties, han yenido a caer en- Ia cuenla de
que las cssas antgnas de adobes, constnidos a manO. que Sc han usa-
do desdc los primeros conquistado5e. por los mnionercs. por = genie
De noble salcurna espanola. J por los pobres plebeyos, son al fin y a
cabo. las mas reshlenles a u accion Del FRO y del calog y en- fin. que
son las mrjorcs y mas recomcndablcss
TODD este no Is nada nueyo para nosoros. Sempre hemos ado
mas parhdanos de una bucna casa De adobe. enjafada De eemenso 0
amplemente DE- mesch. para resislr Il sccion Dc ls Iuyias. Moves y
sienlos. que Il mas pomposa Residential de cssear0n. donde ii Sc
Heeara ! tuades IN canonazo. Ia bah pawria por soda las habtaeo
mes sin perder mad DE- 81 Euerza nj deNiar ~ lFayecora. Esas casaas
0 mejor dcho. lauas empapeadas para nada sven. como no sea pa
"a az baenss pulnonas / ls nfehcss que Sc msicn en- elias. dndc ne
eaea Il ame 4 80 sabor por Iodas parties, y donde en- q invsrno. &
nsresia una rstufa ca chda ruasto para lenerh prepdda d DE- DE-
norhe. = fin a. podf vyf 60 elias
Ina baena es,a Dc adobes. IL paroles d ~ espetor regular
con ~ bnen pio. ) con M lcsho de prmera ehss ne ds tahielas DEL
sadna cas- Ne necesaa estufss "a 4 nsirfao. : q heNa "a 4 vera
Ass= as Il -uhsatn ha ncnxoninada - rlkdd qs14 ware
renaess 4 iA&nnh n haca adoAea ; tendtsmos bssns eass
dadr nels1 = cabssA. ) : pseesn wnxhe nas bafate qs ~ osiss
a e.w4snM
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17
HAsrA DosDE uEcAN los FROmnuOMsTAs

10 81 mu<ho ieiamOs ~ IN perlodro insieA. Que aAs'nos g 20
mas fanaic6s psrnhnos DE- IA ~pfohbklon laesados q g ianalimo
' edo ! todo d qme huea a yino. Heaaoa hasA . psopoaeF ge 3.
-. - resissoa az 3 Bbla para guitar d ella icda references q
vino. cue x enrucnira 81 nuneropos paaalsA
Cen efo no haccn mas our aiouar } oela dd 90 eonpisis-
m<n,s eosfnmar - so4nAss Que dsd Il puncpe = lofuascn
~ r-nia ,ensalas. d GO lob 4 nosnasaio prohasoauta 'na
~. osieso % stsqes pginrpahnrnse coslga = l9lefm eaioa<A qf
$3.50 81 eHe mrdo d tsscas a 6ha ideh - - hss isnA.
msus.l. paes d4se 81 aApen.&e ps.d go eal.iee 49, pss
alnanas oaus 3lsaa ak. snqae a9ssa4t e hot
.s.,4r k,,ss r~sie fuaso - inms y - u<samsna
s. 81 tas = ktsn mnrMe - sasa a. - sNaeNnm -
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k r seaseas . - kmAe 81 hm~ - 4
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4 ae - ss ~ - s. Hs
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80 .A A naf@ q ttaf#
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17

Por eiemplo: va se habla por ALI de querer prohbr Il uo del
tabaco. Este producto vegetal que Sc ua extensamente en- e mundo
entero. tambien suele legar a usarse de vicio; sin embargo, mazda seria
mas impropio y tonic que pretender prohbr su uso, como Sc ha hecho
con toda clase de lcores. aun q VINO y 81 negara a Iogarse, no sola-
mente Sc destruiria una industra productive, sno que sea I'M pcrjut-
clio immense para el erario nacionaL y al fin yaI csbo, Sc yendna al
conocimiento de que Sc baba accedldo a Ia volnntad nmperiosa De una
mrba de fanaticos, cosa que NADIA buena puede taer a made
Por forhSa, sesun Fl mismo perlodco nos nfoma, e asunto de
IL revision DE- IA Bba Ia sdo rcciddo con marcada i~ndiferencia. y no
hay cue tsmer NADIA en- este sentido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17

decir MuchQ. pne8 ounndo listed Refa1l
sta medlefna listed debe depender EN-
los remedies dc Adam. Sc pneden OBJ
tener del bnticario D dc "a flenda o en-.
cualquier concrete, y 81 no 10 hallan,
escriban de ma yer a Talpas New he
xico, y sera enaeguida ateHdido = yuei
Ia de correu.
LAS PMDORAs DE ADAM que GO
zan fama .donde auiera. pneden ser "
s6das para Ia Influenza y par toda ela-
Sc he Intermediates del estomago, r.
Zones, higado, etc,
ADAMS QUICK RELIEF. D sea
DESCANS0 IMMEDIATE DE ADAMS
Sc asa para pnlmonIa y Intermediates
del esE0maKo. trabaja como Ell nomhro
10 fndica. pronto.
fREMEDIO DE ADAM PARA Los
RINONES y REUMATiSM0. no tienan
lgual eA 81 eieeto pFento y euFa "a
ranfizada.
Los remedies De Adan anxan 90 alta
repniacidn en- donde Quiega y listed 10
10 pesaFa. anfps de usar ntsas medici-
nas, 81 pide q 50 tieuda o 8 su bolica-
rio las medicines Dc Adam. Miles dc
peraonas que han usado ios medina.
me8foa az Adam 70 recomiendan may
fuarkemenle porqUe ellna ban expert
meutade 81 los feazilHdaa.
Pfdan Alempre Ice remedies de Adam
y Il no l0s hpllan eHerih4n aNs lat.
eensiaoerMedicai compsuy- Talpas
New Mckee. advt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17
LA SALUD Els ORC
DE GRAN VALOR

FL hombre que pone Ia medicine nara
Que listed "a tome, o. 81 hemhre quo
protege 50 salud.
hi resultado de la medicina depen-
de de la habilidad del medicamento y
del mode en- que estan pfeAaFadas y
en- la clase dc drogas; su habilidRd
en- haeerIas, y de hay depende SUI salad
que es orc de gran val0r,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-17

Los remedies dc Adam han
va probados y los qsie
los han usado no quieren o.
poFque feallzaA y han
elIos mismos los result
pronfo.
Tfafannento pronto ql1ere.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-10

No indeed. they're not shooting craps. They are playing "Acey- Doucie." a perfectely safe and sane pursuit.
 Wherever there are men of the seas you will find a game of "Acey. Doucie." It's one of the favorite dt versions of Uncle Sam's sailors.
 An "Acey-Doucie" tournament de- velops almost as much excitement as . good stiff boxing match. If you would be real salty you must learn te play It.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-10
MINE OWNER WAS
 FORCED ID QU|T
Moves to Coast Seeking Health Takes TanIac and Will Return
 Home A We'll Man

'I was forced to give up my mining business and move to Los Angeles seeking health, but thanks to Tanlac I am going back a well man, said William H. Hart, who owns the Vim dicator Divide mine in Tonopah, Ne vada
 fered terribly from digestion, my ap- petite was poor and everything I ate would cause so much gas in my sto- mach that I would be drawn almost double with pain. I got so nervous I couldn't write letter and even the wind blowing around the house at night would upset me so couldn't sleep. I lost forty pounds in weight and finally had such bad attacks that couldn't stay on the job another day. just gave up and came out here, but the change. like all the treatments I had taken, seemed to do me no good at all.
 One day friend recommended Tan lac to me and will never be able to thank him enough, for now after taking four bottles I feel like a new man. I eat three hearty meals day, my nerves are as steady as a rock. sleep like child at night and lam going back to my minhs feeling fit and fine in every way. I am glad to have chance to tell other people what great medicine Tanlac is.
 Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co. in Morenci by Brown and Beck in Metcalf by Bianez and Valdez and in Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-10
DEFERRED WORK ADDS
 TO RAILROADS TASK
Large Capital Expenditures Re- quired, Says Hines-Impos-
 sibIe to Do All Now.

In order to keep pace with the growth of business and production in this country and the demand for in- creased transportation facilities an enormous amount of railroad work must be done in the next few years which will require the investment of billions of dollars of new money. This Is essential not only to maintain the railways at their normal high standard of service and eficiency, but also to make up for ordinary expansion and improvement needs on existing lines which were interrupted by the war and to Q large extent deferred alto gether. eF E
 Railroad managers realize that even If the necessary new capital was avail able t would be practically physical lmpossihility fer the railroads to ac- complish any large part of this de layed and accumulated work during the present year. Consequently the mcst vital needs of the railroads will receive first consideration in the plans Ter the immediate future so that the public demands in the months of heavi- est traffic may be served as efficiently as possible.
 Vast Amount of Work to Be Done.
 Walker D. Hines, Director General of Railroads under government con trol, emphasized this task facing the railroads after their return to private operation in q letter to Senator Albert B. Cummips, chairman of Senate Inter, state Commerce Committee, and Rep resentative John J. Esch, chairman o1 the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. MT. Hines pre- scented this phase of the railroad prob lem to them in urging the necessity for pressing the railroad legislation and to point out that delay would "se riously impair the public service by virtually suspending improvements and the acquisition of equipment"
 "In order to keep abreast of the growth of business in this country wrote Mir Hines, ''it is indispensable that railroads should continue to spend large sums in the acquisition of new equipment, the enlargement and unifica ton of terminals and the construction of additional and the enlargement oi
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-10

existing shops, engine houses, turn tables. etc, and in the carrying for ward of normal programs for the rcvi- sion of grades, construction of addi- tional main line tracks, longer and more numerous passing tracks, etc.
 "A vast amount of work now re- mains to be done," he added, "whlch the intervention of the war has neces- sariIy delayed and accumulated, and the result is that during the year 1920 very large capital expenditures ought to be made to make up for the inter- ruptions inevitably due to the War and to prepare the railroads to serve adc- quateIy the increased traffic throughout the country.
 "In the year or two prior to the be- ginning of federal control this work was largely arrested by the difficulties of securing materials and labor and also by the difficulty of securing new capital. During the year 1918 this work was largely restricted to things which could be promptly done and which would have relation to win ming the war and also restricted by lne scarcity ol HdterlaAS. hne resuit was that comprehensive programs for developing the railroads were largely interrupted. Tsf
 During the calendar year fsfs there has been snavoidabiy an almost com piete stoppage of all these matters be- cause of the prospect of early termlna- ton of federal control and the result Ing indispc sition on the part of Con- h ss to make appropriations
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30

So FumoTa qQc D fellpe hoFbaL q
San iidsiento. sera nd1ibrado pof q
AEuacil Mayor eieelo 81 John Shoe
maker como Ell dipuiade algnaeii. eua
DO entse aftufitr cargo de 8u offcina
"A dqa 6e kao Npay0 dlnk que d.
finltiFantHte hA fsce 40 Al Hf. hoy.
bal. } que tste 1aoanaft4f3.
~ pftkimo Alsuacli teadi4 qad ndn.
bfaf 0mni&n AZ f~erreleFo y nyudhnie
del mffiarc t6fa 81 mocha. Purca
ave I'll ~, Shoemaker Iashnte nemhfaf
4 1sas uca4ales n laffsNo COMO car
ralaFo. paf1 nn Ia delAldo II nonihln
"a eYa1aNle eenenfn 2 90 qnte A.
r1sIbie Q5e AZ fataa Naf aln Al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30

Canada de Los Alamos, N. NJ.
Sr. editor de Ri Nuevo Mexicano
Sfrvase dar cabida "a su apreciabla
|peri6dico a 10 s~iguiente:
FL dfa 23 de este mes de Bieiembre.
1920, dej0 de existir, como a las tres
de la mahana; 81 que en- vida respondia
al nombre de PEDRO JOSE VIGIL, a
la avanzada edad de 90 amos 4 meses,
deespues de haber sufrido 0 r~esigna.
cidh eristiana ina penosa enfermedad
por Is dias. "a finado deja para la.
mentar su etefna separation a su es-
p0sa, aMffa de Ia PaE o. de vagil; i'm
hijo. Toribio Vigil. v tres nietOs y una
Meta, Pedro, Julian y Francisco Vigil
y Ramopcita Vigil; tres biznietos y
un gran nimero de p~ar1entes. FL fn-
neral Sc VERTIGO Ell viernes "a a las 8
de la manana en- la Cathedral de san
Francisco y de allf al ceinenteriu de-
Ntrn6 Sra. del Rosario.
su suscFltor. CANUTO ORTIZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
MoTIcE FoR P~ueLIcArloM

tDtpdItAitut va tue AAtrAApAf
u. S. Land Office at santa Fe, N NJ.
December ~, 1890.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Greso.
rio Garcia. Of Glorieta. n. M, who, On
Dec. Isl 1914. Oct. &c. 1915 and Dec
II. 1915. made Homestead entries NOS
0211sz, 02f89g. and 029575, for E14
SCI sec. IS. NEH, EM NWM; and
81, Seetirn 10. Township lsN, Range
lie, n. Ms r. MI, has filed notice of
intention to make Three year Proof,
10 establish claim 20 the land above
described. before Register and Heceiv.
.er. U. $. Land Office, at Santa Fe, n,
d.. on the 9Th day d February. 1921.
Claimant Games Is Witnesses Juan
Gonzales y Roybal. Antonio Orteea,
Antonio Romero and Teodoro Gurruie
al Of Gloricta. Now Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
REGISTER.
Isl pub Dec. 20. 1870:
Last pub jan 20 1921.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
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