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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
ILIGNL NOTICES


In To- District Court boruahilo County
NOV Mexico.
J = heeyer flnintih
Casimlre Luiau. iiagnrl Lulsn. Armada ~
ion. ihe unknoun ieirs ~ Oprscima AnalA
iulAn. deceased ~ unknown heirs ~
Juan Anaila clndgianh d.ceaaed
A Nation. County Treasurer " B'ruaulin
County, Ncy Meaica. aud ul uuhnopn
slAimai,is o. i]oicfesi In us premises ad
verse 20 the plaintiff Defendants.
THE STATE oF NEW MEXICO
70 rHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
GREETING
named. ore hereby nutiucd that Tho above
named plaintiff has Instituted suit which b
nov pOndinr Hgaiust YOU, end each Of you.
nud that thc general uhIccts % said action
are tn Uuiet plainili title 90 The following
described land. and real estate ln hernslillu
srrihru ns fulUer. tu-wit
The South one half tsHl Of The
Northwest one fourth thWAl ol the
southwc,t ONE fourth tswA) and ne
one fourth 1SE2i q The soahvs.i ono
tSiJ u no Nerh onrhalf tSEj o.
wcsi Dne-fourh tsW ahd ho south
west nnc fourth tHM Ll u tNr North
wr.i oar fourth tNw Of lhe South
one half tNHl 81 ihe Northwest one
fourth tNW - Of ihe Southwest one
fourth tsWHJ ~ the Southeast one.
fourth fsELl - section numbered
Twenty three (g8l Township ten tinl
North Of Range Five 90 East New
MezicD Principal Meridian, excepting
aud rcscrying however a parcel or irati
described a. iolloWa Commenting NJ tho
s1uthncst corner af said main parcel o.
tending Northward four 90 chains
thence iu on eastward direction two aud
one. half t2hl ohains thence In a
Souihrrly direction -Four 90 chains
thence ga a Westward direction two and
unr. half O. I'D chains Co the point unh
plsco ~ beginning
md 10 establish piulutld's title andsesinie IN
md To said landt aud real estate against the
| adverse claims ~ YOU. and each ~ you. and
.tn bar aud forever tstup sou, and each ui
Won. from having or claiming huy right ur
tide 20 the premises adverse DO thr title AMI
estate Of plniutlN and 70 set aside certain
taz sale certihrates issued In pursuaucv Of
SAID pretended taE sales which conatituir o.
cloud upuu plaintiff little, and 90 eulnln the
sale or trnnsfrr Of said taa sale certificate.
You. and each OF you said defendant are
/ further notified shat Unless you enter your an'
pearancr in said cause un or heiurr thr ION
day ~ MAJ 1920 iudaneut wil DO rendered
In said cause asaintt you by default.
The names and h%usiuess ndareas q plain
N. o. New Auuuo Huilding Albuquerque.
Witness the Honorable Mayo y Hickey.
I ludsr 1f tho said court. and the seal hcrc1f.
/ this ggnd day 81 Mnfrh. 1920.
NEHTOR MONTOYA. Clefk,
By HARRY p LIB Deputy
March 2t3l Aprll III
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DOCTORS PREFER
CALOTADS FOR
ALAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and
Cheerful the World Looks After
Taking This N~ausealess Gallo
mel TGblet-Perfectly Safe.

Hasr rUH Irlsd ftc nmNnlrss calnurl thut
Waios C%alHneI akinE % plensurrt ~ fnr
HHHr .nu appreciate thr Hundennl virtue
20 filnmt. .Nau robbed uf al lf dhnEefpuh
add nHH.UHI.He tHerts.
raiaist- tLa faynrlfe Of he drug ifHtr
FhHfnar.. Al. nefuri u Hs thr 1DsN rrinrhy inf
iht Nt,r II erect boo hIl1usuefs rontti
patton headache aud indigestion 20 most de-
hrhffuI
Tie most lime your liver urcds p thmenFh
t'anr.fr. Ir. Cslnfshs 0ne tablet I'd bed
tHue With .ahlinu Of water. that al, No
fHstr. nu rfHarH. mo- salts 40 grlping ipn
WHfF up bon fls mnruluE ltflinE nue. WIN
your rNHf.u thoroughly rlfhnsed Hhd h
hearty aupeife Tor brratfast TAT what ynu
please ZOO danger i.
0alafaN. BOO sold nnly boz 1figinnh sealed
uarLaefs. rFIH- thiuY hYr cents Your duiF
sisf b. authorized 90 rrfuui Fnur money. v
900 ds nut bod them effective end deiiHhiinl
-tAdtl
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Shall All Obey the
Law?
That, Says Benson, Il Most
Important Campaign
Issue
BY ALLAN H. BENSON.
Socialist Candidate for President
IN teio.

~ NNIus
m my opinion the most Important
question 70 determine At tho next
election h whether government IN the
United Si1tuf ~ TO be under the con-
stitution or IN violation oe II.
America should lose no time In
asserting its VIII that tliis IL 4 nation
In which everybody must obey the
law that the highest law in.thc land
1.-The uOnHtitutiun--must BE- obcycd
first OF an. that the poorest immi-
grant. fresh from the ship. must obey
u. and hat the president himself
must obey " No less scrupulously
than the immigrant.
~ these things canno be, thcn, 10
far as I am concerned. nothing cisc
matters to pe. I care not whether
the league o. nations question ~ set
tied ono way or another. whether the
railways ale turned back tn private
owners OF nnfionaiixed ~ liberty In
America d 70 remain dead. I believe
liberty n dcad-or at any rate dazed
when nobody cnn hpenk or write
except ny consent OF government
1 realize quite fully that these In
vasions OF our constitutional rights
Mid not come about by accidcnt--that
there IN an economic reason for them.
That il why favor the creation of a.
new political party hat will really
represent the people; and in order
TOO. that future presidents may recog-
uizc allegiance to a new political pow
Or. The leading democratic organ
IN Amcrica-the New York World
has recently admitted that the rcpuh-
lican and democratic parties are Just
alike and that Mr.. Wilson. after he
became president. did only those
things that Mr.. Taft would have
done.
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This Day in History
April ID, 1865
LINCOLN
AssAssINATED

f1fty-nvo years ago today Prosl-
lent Lincoln wns nssinatcd.
a little band Of mnnticnl secession
lists, John Wilkes Booth. actor. Levin
Powell, George Atzerodt David r..
Hproid. samuel Arnold, Michael o.
iAuRhim ana John A. SuTruti. hnd
for months engaged In a. fantastic
plot which had for iiu object the
capture of Lincoln md his abduction
10 Richmond. When the COnfedcr-
Ncy frll. Booth, changed hts pluns
Tho plot was To- XII not only PreHi-
lent Lincoln. but also Nicr President
johnson ana Secretary of State
Seward.
Tho final plans we're not completed
until tho day of the assassination
Booth was Wpii known and ikod
about the ola Ford thcntcr on 10Th
street. which Lincoln Was to attend
that night
A Few minutes before 10. Booth
catered the thcptcr Holding O. pistol
in onc hand and knife 800 the other.
he opened The hos door. put the pistol
10 the presidents head and f.red.
Major hathbouc. am army officer.
spraug toward him. ard Booth stuick
aavarc,y 90 him. unictinr "a da,ip
wound OF Tho left arm. Placing his
left hand on the rail Of the hos Booth
sprnng onto the stngc. where the
hurrur-strirkeu company were hud-
ulcd. His spur Cuught iu the lniui.
nag hanging la .ruut Of the boN and
be foil. Rising. apparently uuhurt,
he faced the audience. shouted sic
Scmpur Nyruunis'' the motto Of Viz
gintu, and rapidly ran on the stage
ana Through Tho door. Major Ilath-
bone shouted. stop him he bias shot
the president" but iu the confusion
he WAS gone.
Lincoln scarcely moved; his head
dropped forward. his eyes closed
Tender hands carried him across the
street aud laid him upou 10 bed iu "a
private house The bullet. entering
the hack ut hiH head. had lodged be-
hind the loft 81 after passing
through ihr brain. Ia spite OF the
nature OF his wound. Lincoln lived
until half past lu tho morning As
hc prFsod aw1v stanton broke tho
silence ty aiyins, "NQw he belongs Ia
tho arrs
Booth made his way OF horseback
lu spite Uf u broken leg 20 Port To
hncco. Md. then across the Potomac
into virginia. Ste oiulcl pursuit IN
ti tho gblh OF April when hc was
surrounded iu 10 barn bciow Fred
"rickshurr hy soldiers. ana refusing
60 surrender. was shot The other
B cou.pIrufHfH were either executed, or
sentenced to imprisonment ON The
/ Island of T|orturus. ON the Florida
coast one John II. sur1tt. escaped
fo Ctnudu. thence To- Europe was
afterwards brought back, trlcd and
released
so - - = - DN-.Aa
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80. ia3is
Ia Tho District Court Cuuhty uf Bcrualillo.
state of Sew Meaieo.
Roy Mcdonald Plaintiff
W.
Petra Rnidonndn. tho unknown hpiu n Gre.
sorip Araeon deceased Laura kisnerns
heifatlaN 81 AnitH. AraHnu tlanefua de-
ceased. Petra MaldunHdh d. NfrHa joss
fcrna. lose Naldnnadn Pirdad MORALES H.
Na'iouadh aud nll unknown hrira and hi
known cls imanis oi Interest adverse o.
plaintiff Defendant.
NOTICE OF SUIT
You. the above named drfrndann aud raci
uf sou are notified that the ahave ualurd
plainiln haa hcenu an action against You DE-.
said cont. the general object Of said actor
being 90 establish me plniniih estate 90
certain resi- estate described as ioll0wa
beginning a. . point ON ne Best
boundary ~ me Albuquerque Town
Grant Htrtorn hundred seventy two and
s"u,bcssi corner II aid Albauuttque
Town Grani thence north righp sgttn
$50 degrrrs. hftrrn lihI mlnuteh Wet
siatF four hundred hiiy ana inrt4'iNn
lbt4n 90 tect thence Nnflh iNq ~
drsrres. forty ave 600 minutpN ta.i
ono hundred scNcnty aud ~ 'enttt
nTu5l feet. tharrr south eighty koven
ts7l degrees. hn0eu Oi5l MINUTES fast
hR hundred nincty. arycn AID a ierfr
hundr.dihs coz ld ieet th,9ce neri'
nice. Ea,t. ono hundred thirty eight and
fiehB.ssTtn huudrrhths tidhsD feel
thufee south eighty seven tsIl drgfcoHt
hiicen (tll minutes, East hfty seven
hundred thiry six aud uno-ignth
lime of The Albuquerque Tuwn irani
three huulred nine and hrYrutyfuur
huudrrdths taua la) feet 60 ihr polni NJ
beginning containing forty three and
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Melon. Muskmclon. ! ounce, water
melon. 60 ounccs.
Onion sells. 4 to g quarts
Pea. English, Z 20 s quarts.
Parsley. ! packet
parsnlp i-2 ounce.
Nndiah. =
satisfy. J %
spinafh On sprinf. a. ounce Boo
falL - ppnuu.
sanash. Hubbard ounce sumo
.mer. . nuncs.
Tomatoi Early ! packet late i-t
ounce.
Tarnip 2 20 3 u
o. Be- uai supposed thar any family
VIII uso ail the vegetables listed, nor
win aNi families require me same
amount 81 apy crop Tho gardener
should select hig seed from this lHt
and mako successive paintings. 30 that
fresh vegetables may be ohthincd
throughout The sflnun.
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Rny.two hundredihs (ia,5gl acres, mgrc
on less. situate. lying and being IN tho
Southeast part Of fhe said Albuquerque
Town Grant. Los baIelas precinct Be-
lands lie betty cen broadway aud the tast
line OF the Town ~ Albuquerque Grant.
being bounded on tire North b. the lands
uuw known o. the Eastern Addition Soc
ond extension south. on Nc south by
the property now or formerly Of George
Morris, L~ittlcxood and others on tho
East BY the East line q uho Alhnquer'
que Grant and on The West b. Brohi.
way street. there being contained With
h. the boundaries ~ the binds hrreih-
before described, tho lots, blocks streets
and alleys ~ the Sunshine Addition 60
the Cts ~ Albuquerque. according 90
the plat thereof filed IN the gihre 81 90
Probate Cisrk aud EH.ome lo Recorder 81
Boranlhlo Cuunty, NeW MoHico. April o,
1917.
You are further notiard that the said ae.
tiun q for tho purruae Of puictinE .and 81
The plaintih estate in tho tnft
snins described real estate against any claim
you or any Of you may have adfgs.
90 The estate Of the plaintiff iu said prgmlsea
and a decree ~ prayed Tor that you ahHN o.
forever estoppcd frum having ur CLAIMING an,
nr title 90 said premises gdverfo 60 said
and that his ttir therein Do for
ever qulriud and sst AZ rest
You arc further notified that me naur
~ ihr pininufs attorney b. " 4 kriuter
that his purt. once address "a Room
Cromwell Buiidinr Albuquerque New
Mexico. aud that unless you enter ynur 49,.
poarnnre on nr before The iTth day ~ Nay.
1890. Judgment will BE- rendered In said
raaae afainst yen W deisgit
tseaj NEsroH MoNIol
HARRY y IrE Deputy.
March %. April 1ligl.
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OUCH
0 ~, lSLIFE

EthclbCrtn HcrrinFbonc
Seeks 10 know what can't bee
known.
Asks the oui3a board 10 ton,
In a fever Sees e. spell
Answers a. her uucstionlnEs-
And d says the dearest things,
But she's sometimes worried. too.
When the dnrned things don't
come true
90
EIGHT DIFFERENT woo-gce
boards psrscd eight different
presidential candidates.
90
THE ONLY REALLY effective
solution for the Hirh cost Of Liv-
ing problem yet advanced
Work more. spend lrss-
doesn't make r. hiE hut with those
who would work lcss aud spend
more.
OVER ~ iNntN they have
gastcH. Ana. seemingly there are
Glasses here.
Man is in one Of three clussvs.
nccktie class cruvat class, or
scarf class
once mankind was diyisabio
thusiy:
a. White collar class.
t2)-shirtslceyca class.
90
THE YOUNG MAN in the
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WANTED; SCROoTER
ron TEACHER sIAN

MEMPHIs-"Did YOU ever Try to
scroot tho i%nscruttbiC q" asks o. school
teacher In % letter 20 a newspaper
here. "if you're a. good scrouier in
Heavens name toll me why Memphis
can raise "a million dollars over night
for charity % can't pay school
teachers more tina S65 "a month for
making children into citizens
The largest surgeons inhnhit rivers
flowing into the Caspian and black
Eeas and cometimCs weigh nearly
5000 pounds.
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ktIM BRAND PONDERED
WHOLE MIi5k b. riol,. pure fresh
milk put into powdered form when a
a. oniy a lew houpi old. CIV "a \
TRIAL, PHONE 49, OR tAiL iO2
WEST CENTRAL ANEiNI, sOiTH-
NthiEItN Kiln COMPANY. Diary
JOiin~Onfs place.
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So 1910
State NJ New Mssioa. Conniy Of Bofnalilo.
fu thr District Court
May CRAIG SPARKS, Plaintiff.
A. D. NsGlsshan and j. J wri,endnuror
ro11 McGLssHAN and y o. wEIsEN
DANCER
You arb hereby uoilaed HAT 8 sult hal
been commenced. Hnd u nov urnhiur.
against YOU 10 the District Court NJ the So,
ond Judicial District NJ the state Of New
Nefieo. within and for thr Cnunty Of her
naiillo. wherein Mary Craig Sparks j. plain.
tf and you. the sald a. Y MrGlashnn add
D J MciHeuiangrr. arc defendant Tho gen.
crai object Of said suit D. 20 establish PLAIN.
Coautv o. Rcrualiiio, described a. the south.
casi Quarter NJ S0ri1n 30 ir Township 10
North ~ han-r q East. Avu aeairn Merl
aian ''1A,nins 100 ssr Ssa.n" ts,
yuu and each ~ iou. te haired and forever
ostopred from having nr clam.n= any right
or title 90 fald %prrmiFrs adverse Co. niHir
tin. and plaintiff uur thereto hU forever
quoted and Get OF rect. and Tor other and
fuuhtr relief
Yo@ the raid defendants. a-c notified. that
unless you. and each ~ y'r. enter Your an
DDS OF May. 1890. udeueut viii Boz rendered
in gaid cause against you hY default.
Name aud poet nhlcr nddrr7s ~ plainuh Al
aitorn'y s iamet tteh sogat,g. View
81 HARRY , LEE Deputy.
AlbHqucrquc New Mexico.
March an 1899.
March 80 April 7ti2t
State Of New Nesicn
State unrpnretun Commission. gt. N.w MrRic'
CERTIFICATE Of CnMFAHlSnN
United siAtes of America
Sta e. 81 Nea Mrvirn-aH
d f. Hereby Certified that the annexed
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The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
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90
\ THE MIssrsq

She too b. in of three
CLASSES, sa the young lady at the
dressmukluE shop olucidatcd
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HOW MUCH SEED TO BUY
Approximate Quantities of Seed Necessary for Average Family
Garden-seed Should Be Selected In Advance and
Successive Paintings Planned

Written for The United States School Garden Army
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You win find it in our Classi.
fled Columns.
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THE YOUNG MAN in the
furnishing explained:
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BY HARRY 2 LEK Deputy.
March a April 7-li2t.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-08
ST. PAUL MAN HAS IT.. ! \
GAINED IS. POUNDS
Says :Tanlac Has Put Him Back
On the Job Feeling Like
a New Man

81 have gained 10 pounds taking
Tanlac and 1t has made new man, of
me-" declared Jacob Eastman, an in
terror, decorator residing at 1887 M t..
Hope Avenue, Saint Paul, MINI.
''For two years my stomach trou-
bled me dreadfully, and everything l
ate always souredi and just seemed
to lie there, causing me intense mis-
cry. My kidneys bothered me terri
bly,, and I had such awful pains
across my back like someone cutting
me with knife. I was so restless
that many time l lay awake near
ly all night long and in the morning
felt so tired and worn out that I
could hardly get up. I lost SO much
weight and strength that I could hard
ly walk, let alone working.
"Tanlac has built me all over
again, and Pm always ready now for
a good days work. My kidneys never
bother me, the pains. are gone from
my back, and everything l eat agrees
with me perfectly. I sleep like a
top and in the morning always feel
rested and full of energy"
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by City
Drug Store, Knutson & Lila at
Graccton, v. M. Owen & Co. at Hines,
James Taylor, Tenstrike, and by the
leading druggists in every town.
Adv.
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elementary and high schools relate to
education.
Friday afternoon and evening of
"School Week" has been DESIGNATED
as the date on which community
meetings in the interest OF educaIlon
should be held at all schoolhouses,
both in city and country, for the pur-
pose Of discussing the needs of the
means of meeting these needs and OF
lemedying conditions.
State departments of education
have been invited to provide inform
aticn thru the public press and other
wise in regard to the conditions and
needs of the schools in the several
states. and city and county superin-
tendents have been invited to take
similar action and it is further sug-
gested that city and county superin-
tendents of school hold meetings on
Friday or Saturday of week proceed
ing School Week" for the purpose
of discussing these problems among
themselves and making definite plans
'or the proper observance of the week
IN school and for Friday afternoon
and evening meetings.
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EWAsp's nils"
. BUILDING HOUSES
-{By United. Press)

Thy united freSS)
London, Nov. l. (By ail.)-"This
is the house that Jill built"
The Jills of England are compel
ing with the Jacks in many trades
hitherto mon opCuzed by men and an
interesting adventure into the build
ing trade is now being made by a
firm styled women Builders" which
has it's offices at Sc Victoria street
The women's pioneer in this move
ment is Mrs. Oliver Strackey, who has
lust completed the building of her
own house at 'Haslemere.' For this
house she was her own contractor
and employed almost exclusively fe-
male labor, women ramming the
walls, shoveling the earth and dis
ten nering the rooms.
However, a mere man bricklayer
built the chimneys and burly male
carpenter made the doors.
Mrs. otrachey is now busy building
another house and is increasing her
number Of women workers. Many ex-
farmerettes and others have applied
to her for employment in the build
ing trade. In the spring the private
company which is being formed with
Mrs. Stachey at it's head will launch
out on a bigger scale and undertake
the building of houses large and
small. cottages, garages, etc. for eli
ents who can, If they wish, supply
their own plans.
On the first house built, Mrs.
Strachey claimed she saved at least
200 Sterling pounds (about $4,000
and the old established male con-
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SCHOOL WEEK WILL BE-
OBSERVED NEXT MONTH
Commissioner of Education
Designates First Week
in December

Washington, Nov. s. chool
Week" will be observed thruout the
nation the week of December sill, as
he missioner Of education is de-
signing the first full week OF De-
,ember as School Week." and is re-
questing the governors and the chief
school officers of the several states
and territories to take such action as
may be necessary to cause the people
to use this week in such way as will
nest effectively disseminate among
the people accurate information In
regard to the conditions and needs
of the schools, enhance appreciation
Of the value of education, and create
such interest as will result in bet
'er opportunities for education, and
large appropriations for schools OF
III kinds and grades.
The commissioner CT education sug@
s,ests that during this week the pub
tic press should give more attention
and larger amount Of space to edu-
cational topics than usual, and that
IN Sunday, December 5, ministers
should use one or more of their
church services for emphasizing the
Importance Of education.
1t is further suggested that during
the week chambers of commerce,
boards Of trade, women's clubs, labor
unions, farmers unions, patriotic
and civic societies, Rotary clubs and
Kiwanis clubs, and other important
organizations and associations should
devote one meeting to a discussion OF
the needs of education in their states
and local communities, holding spe-
cial meetings if necessary, and that
motion picture houses should put on
their screens during School Week.
facts and figures in regard to the i'm
'portance Of education, and the condi-
ton and needs of the schools.
Universities, colleges, and normal
schools will be requested to devote
the conyocation hours OF the week to
discussion of education in general
md Of their own particular needs,
and 1t is further suggested that all
elementary and high school teachers
should devote one period each day OF
SCHOOL Week" to this subject, tell
ing the children about education in
their local communities, and in state
and fation. how the schools are sup
ported and how much money is spent
for them, their economic, social and
civil value, and that during this week
themes Of essays and compositions in
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PROVIDENCE TO THE RESCUE.

An over this country there has been waing and amentng
over the scarcity COAL and the fact that in many places
there is no coal to be had-above ground. -,
Coal barons have rubbing their hands glee at the
of profits when the pinch of winter
price to prevent freezng
to death. .,, >, +
Newspapers have been full of detailed accounts
Juggling and proteerng in COAL Facts were lalo pare III
the hope that public prosecutors would punish the
Prospecto Jared into the by the exposures talked
LARGELY vowed dire punments and did practically notnlng'
except to pinch occasional ''sn1al fry.
It began look if millions would have to be gouged or
let their families freeze there coal in abundance under
ground.
The situation Desperate p
Then new element entered-one which recokns not OF
politicians prosecutors proteering or graft
That element was Providence.
Winter pushed back. Summer was pushed for"ard.
The warm rays enveoped the earth at time when
icy blasts should be blowing and fires should be
Cod who created man, came the when man
demonstrated his mpotency to handle the situation.
But God is not politician
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ADJUTANTS TO i,
MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis, Nov. S.-A confer
ence of the adjutants of the forty
nine departments of the American
Legion in this country will be held in
this city November 8 and g., Among
the things they will consider is the
offer of the knights of Columbus OF
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tractors are beginning to look to their
laurels, for the women have proved
themselves just as efficient as men at
the work and quite lot quicker.