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INCOME-TAX FACTS
 YOU SHOULD KNOW.

In making out his income tax form for 1919, the taxpayer must report the following items under gross in- come:
 Salaries, wages, and commissions for personal services, including bon uses.
 posfts in banks, including savings banks.
 Dividends on stock. Only divt- accrued since March l, 1913, are tax able, but dividends are deemed to be distributed out of the most re- gently accumulated earnings.
 Profits received from the sale of property, real, or personal. If the property was purchased prior to March 1, 1913, the profit is based on the difference between the selling price and the fair market price or value as Of March 1. 1913.
 Profits on Stock Trades.
 Profits from stock market trans actions.
 Income received from fduciaries. that is amounts , received from in comes of estates, trusts, etc., through trustees, administrators, or execu- tors.
 Partnership profits; partnerships as such, are not subject to the income tax, but each individual partner must pay a, tax on the income from such partnership.
 Royalties from mines, oil, and gas wells, patents, copyrights, and fran chises.
 Items Not Taxable.
 The following items are not taxable and need not be included in the re- turn:
 Property received as a gift by will or by inheritance. The income from such property, however, is taxable
 Proceeds of life insura nee policies.
 Returns on premiums on life in- surance, endowment, or annuity contracts
 Amounts received through accident or health insurance or under work mems compensation acts, plus the amount of damages received, whether by suit or agreement. Interest on obligations of any , State, or any city, town, county, or Village and the District of Columbia, Interest on obligations of the United States is exempt from tax, except that interest on obligations issued dILeT O0pleInper l, 1SlI, IS eXempl | only to the extent provided in the Liberty loan acts. Interest on the securities issue under the provisions of the Fedora farm loan act of July IT, 1916. Amounts received during the wal l by persons in the active military ol naval forces up to $3,50O, in addi tion to personal exemption. Interest on Liberty bonds to the par value of $5,00o is exempt from 1 all taxation. Holders of large amount. ! of Liberty Bonds are advised to con 1 suit their banks or collectors of in l ternal revenue as to their exemp l tions.
 Living Expenses Not DeductibIe. The law expressly prohibits the de | .duction of personal or living ex | penses. These include rent, wages O. 1 servants, cost of food and clothins | for family, upkeep of automobile | used for pleasure or convenience, ed ucation of children, and similar items. Income spent during the year l 1919 for any of these items is subjec | to the tax.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
NEW YORK
 STOCK QUOTATION

Stock Quotation Reported Over the Private Wire of T. l.. Watson & Co.
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DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, S. PROBATE COURT.

Bridgeport, Jan. 7, A. D. 1920. ;fstate of Caroline Dayton, late of the Town of Trumbull, in said Dis tri6t, deceased.
 ane Executor having exhibited his -unt with said estate to this court Ic- allowance. it is
 @dered, That the 14th day of Jan uary, A. D. 1920, at 3 o'clock in the a.::-noon, at the Probate Office in Bridgeport, be and the same is as- sigr..d for a hearing on the allowance of said account, and this court directs the Executor to give notice thereof. by publishing this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, five days before said day of hearing. and return make to this court
 Attest; PAUL L. MILLER. Judge.
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NOTICE Bridgeport Hydraulic Company cgn HEATN

Water rates for the quarter ending January 1st, 1920. are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Company, No. S20 Main street. All bills must be paid on or before January Is, 1920. Business hours on Saturdays from A. M. to 12 M
 For the accommodation of the pub Hc the office will be kept open from 8 A. Nj. to P. M. Mondays, January 9th and 12th, 1920.
 ALBERT B. LAVERY, A Secretary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
United States Sends
 Supplies to Germany

Berlin, Jan. S.-Ten million marks worth of charity gift packages, con- taining food and clothing, reached Germany from the United States, during the three months ending Mo- vember Is.
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new DRIVE BEGUN
BY GERMAN TROOPS
First Line in Rebel-ControIled
Ruhr District Captured
Without Fight
MILLERAND SEES F0CH
by the Associated Press

The Hague. April Most Of the
towns in the Ruhr district are in the
power Of the extremists, who are forcing
workers to join the Red army. Plum
dering and other riot outrsges have oc-
CURED at Duisburg.
An official statement by the head =
quarters of government troops saws that
after the expiration of the time limit
on the governments uftimatum the
advance OF government troops began on
n small part Of the east front. The line
Of Haltcrn Judinghousen- Hebren was
taken without fight. Trenches are be-
ing made at Sede, Ruenthe and Nord-
dherrigen, and between Dortmund and
Brakel. where there are strong Red
forces. the statement says. Hamm has
been occupied. Tho railroad bridge at
Buderich, near Wesel, has been blown
up.
Paris, April 1.-(By A. P.D-pre.
mier Millerand today received DR.. Won
Mayer, the German charge d'affaires,
and reiterated the terms OF his letter
dealing with the question of permission
for German troops to enter the Ruhr
region in which he expressed the view
Ludl lullltdTy lntPTNeHIlOn IN tn0I region
at present would be useless as well as
dangerous.
Later the premier conferred with
Marshal Foch respecting eventual meas
ures to be taken in case the Germans
disregarded the decision against the
sending of more of their troops into the
Ruhr district. No apprehension is ex-
pressed. however. that anything further
would result than demonstration such
as an advance of French troops a dozen
miles or SO in such contingency. This
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advance would mean the occupation Of
Frankfort and Darmstad.
The impression today appeared to be
that the whole trouble would blow over
without the necessity Of any radical
measures being taken.
The revolutionary executive strike
council at Berlin yesterday decided
against the calling of a general strike in
Germany as a result OF the Ruhr valley
situation, pending the result of the
negotiations with the Ruhr working
mems organization at Muenster. accord
ing to Copenhagen advices. This action
was taken. it. was said, owing TO the
attitude Of the Berlin workers on the
question.
Essen, April 1.--(By A. P.).+-De-
cision TO continue the general strike
here has been reached by the workmens s
committee In view of the failure to
reach n settlement with the government.
The workmen insisted that no addi-
tional terms be inserted in the Bielefeld
agreement. The government has granted
an extension Of the armistice for forty
eight hours to give workmen's dele
gates time to return from Berlin TO
Essen and consult the general con-
ference here.
Conferences between delegates Of
workmen's committees and government
representatives at Muenster ended last
night without an agreement, the gov
ernmept delegates failing to make con-
cessions demanded by the workmcn.
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BO[SHEV|K TROOPS
| KILL 100 JAPANESE
Expect Guerrilla Warfare to
Spread Unless Invaders
Quit Siberia
COUNTRY is SovIETlzED
BY the Associated Press

Hcnolulu, April 1.--Seven hundred
Japanese troops and civilians were
killed in a two day battle with Russian
Bolshcvik forces at Nikolaevsk. Siberia,
4 according TO n Toxic cable dispatch re :
ceived By the japanese newspaper Nippu
Jill here.
japanese residents organized vol
unteer force to help the Japanese sol.
diers fight heavy force of Bolshcviki.
The battle began March is. Nikolaovsk
Is at the mouth Of the Amur river.
yIadiyostok. April 1.--(By A. P.)--
Forty Bolsheviki were killed and eighty
wounded in the battle of Nikolaevsk. IL
is announced here. Belief Is expressed
that this encounter may result in guer-
ri!ia warfare which will spread through
all eastern Siberia If tho japanese do
not evacuate the country soon. Evac-
uation will not be started. it is under
stood, urtil the Moscow government
reaches some form Of agreement with
Toxic. ."
81 Proposals for peace between soviet
Russia and Japan. China and the United
states are announced by NJ. Nilenski.
boiehevik envoy who recently arrived
here from Moscow. The soviet govern.
ment promises not to carry on propa.
ganda In America. recognizes "Japan's
special interest" in the Far East and
rsncunces all claims To concessions in
China.
All Siberia will be put under the
soviet form of government today when
fhe Communist party opens it's con-
vention mt Nikolsk, near here. Two
thirds of the districts in the eastern
part OF the country have already adopted
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Any Victor dealer will gladly you illustrated booklet
describing these Victor Records and play any you wish
hear New Victor Records demonstrated all on the
month Victroas great SOS 70 SsO0
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! B0NILLAS WOUNDED
Candidate for Mexican Presidency
Reported Blot Victim

Laredo, Tex. April 1.--One police
man was killed and another seriously
wounded Monday night, at a suburb Of
Mexico City, in frustrating an alleged
attempt to kidnap Ygnacio Bonillas,
once Mexican ambassador at Washing.
ton and now presidential candidate,
according to Porvenir, newspaper of
Monterey, Mex.
An automobile bearing Senor Bonillas
was attacked. the newspaper declares,
but the police guard fired at the as
sailants,' dispensing them"
San Antonio, Tex, April /. -
Ygnacio Bonillas. Mexican amba ssador
to the United States and candidate for
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the Mexican presidency, was wounded
in rioting In Mexico City, according
to q wireless from the Mexican capital,
picked up by the Fort Mcintosh STA
tion. The report, II was said, did not
state the extent of his injury. The
rioting followed q counter demonstra-
tion by followers Of Generals Obregon
and Gonzales. 49,.
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the soviet system. and the aemestov
governments are ready 10 hand over
control without resistance. Il is said.
The railroad TO Chita. where the
remnant of Admiral Kolchak's forces
was trapped by revolutionists. is open.
and Czech troops in that vicinity are
thus enabled to get out of Siberia. When
this is accomplished. all anti revolution-
ary forces will be eliminated
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extrsvsssnt buying OF the present day
as the 1920 Feast Of Belshs.zar,"
The statement was made public after the
close Of the committees meeting yes
terday.
Mr.. McClain said the work OF tho
committee here, because OF the large
population, has been handicapped in not
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Mrs. James Gowran and her daugh =
ter. Alice. 5l2 South Forty sixth street.
were slightly cut and bruised early
asst night when the automobile in which
they were riding collided with n motor
truck at Forty sixth and Brown streets.
James s. Goshorn, Bouvier street near
Columbia avenue, driver Of the truck
was arrested.
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having enough special agents Of the
Department OF Justice TO carry out I
comprehensive checkins.up OF retailers
on commodities over which the body has
jurisdiction. He asserted he had fe
ceived definite promise from the De-
partment Of Justice that the force here
would be augmented within ten days.
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CONSUMERS ASSAlLED
Mcclain Says Work is Hampersd by
Lack Of Co.operatlon

a. IHoN oI So'opcrAt'oH
Work Of the fair price committee is
seriously hampered by the Indifferent
attitude Of the buying public, accord
ing to Frank b. McClsiu, fair price
commissioner for Pennsylvania.
He deplored' the lack of co operation
shown by the public and referred to the
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"ovERALl CLUBS" IN FLORIDA

Tampa, Fla, April 1.--tBy A. y
To combat the rapidly rising prices Of
clothing, ''overall clubs are being or
ganized throughout the state.
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fzsdiatof repairing. Qen<<1 Aus
~. a a. ai,ortfr hrs7reat 10 ne>'<A
Ne % attend 4 meetirN Of 'tHt .'tte
board 81 health.
Mira j. q. Hryant vnd little d,n1|.
ter. krletfh o. radrcAh. H4.. are vif;t+
ing MsE.,K. nobeftson on South HiHn
street.
sssss HUH remkins On west cent-''
Xix novd and Misc Pauline nrsd
arrived last night from FL Hitp fnHch
10 be tho guests Of nr. and Mrs. David
Il. BOYD AZ 11S South Hl1h street.
Miss Marion Kimbuli Of ofcoIFf.
Colorado. IL spending the summer
here with her parents. kr. ana Ma
n. N. KimbaiL
Miss Marion Valentine o. EnElr-
wood. y. y, y the guest Of Mariqtie
Allen OF North Hleh street fol 49,,
erni days. Miss Valentine h en- route
TO Los Aneeies.
Miss Olive Lowe. ofsIucas. Kansas.
who haa been viaiiins hqt brother,
frank Lcwe. for three weeks. left la4I
night for Denver where she viii visii
another brother before returning 70
Henri Seslty. Of rrrro. New Mex
leo ~ IN the riW Win the lultNI1NN
Of making y his home NJ Neeley
waa provost n1fard with the View
Mexico Ntilouai guard when Il wpe
h~tatioped here at the outbreak OF the
war. 4
cry Hanna 81 san Marcial dn ID
the city today. He wiil leave tonight
for a trip to Denver.
Clarcnce abpnce. Widely known
here yesterday attending the shrine
Mr.. and MIA FRED croiiot and p. q.
Chacon have returned from n trim 20
The northern part OF the state, They
report that a party Of tourists be-
minFo sunday. Mr.. and Mira. A Al
sediilo and Mr.. and Mira. }. n. Aeiaknr
In their own cars accompanied 1fr.
and Mrs. crollott q the trip nA FAR
as Domingo.
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'.aaAb NOTICES


81 ~ iftpe ,..
s.stslef Nov Mstiep, cnpniy of, bernaliIs.
l.. ~ Dicksen, pielhiis. Z,
Jare lInisk. ana All shknown bessons Who
iaey slsim sfy in'st.st o. tit|s sa,s5ss 20
lhorn Under the a'tle, Of uhknown elaini'
To the. Above DefendantE.
Yo,C are hereby neslhsd that a iuit has
Sssh s''s 'siis.s gse = hs ins Ha' ela l { I'M n
which he asid riain0h pfnSs for Judgment
10 dhiei title TO the fbil1wins .deAefibsd lands,
altrated Id the County o. Bernalino. State
o. New MeSieo, tosNitt
Ise,a numbered flia tbi and slr TO-
. IL block numbered fifty asieht l6gll OF
RaynOldk Additlh1 10 Kibuqnerqpe, New.
Mexico, A. said los Or lois and. .hlqekb
are known, deaif1Atea pnd ue1cfiheds on,
I msp o. sAlA Rbyndidk Addition made
by y. X. Farwhllt hpd hleA NJ The once
Oh the Probate lcigrk aud E1lOnlrio Rec.
order 81 BefnAinio ConEtys New Mexico,
on the 18th. dAx Of Jpit, 1919,
Ana. you are fstshsf lnoiihsd that uniesA
you enter or cEstt 70 bo entgred your appear
anet In said cause o. OF .hefofs III, ieth dag
81. August, A. d lp1o. jpdsmaht will be
rendered. IN said cause Afklnst you ~ De.
fault and the relief prayed for win be
TEs name of the pishna,s attorney /.
FsltQek 4 orissby, xhosp pest once address
Ia Albuquerque, .ht ". y .ci.
tsesD NEsTQH AoNT0YA. CLERK.
HAhRYrF. LEE, Deputy.
June tei July b.ie'eo'nh
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Man Held in $1,000
Jewel Theft Case

DENVER. July 2o.-L0eal police
today received word OF the arreat14
Los Angeles OF Frank Miller wanted
here for the theft 90 $1,000 In jewels
from Mra n. n. Clinton, OF ncnfes
According, - the poke. the jewels
disappeared whiie MDler. a chef. Wuf
RtEaeHt. at the Clinton home. A local
defective has been wording on The
caae eleven weelfs
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FOR SALE

eb5oo-e-roam, twp.story, pebble dashed
dwelling. modern, large sleenIna
Rgfss' good location, close H. Third
ea70o-3-rocm frame, modsn. sissplna
porch, corner. lot South Third street,
r. n. Hhops..
45b0O-b.room brick modern. corner LOT. fine
shade. N. Fourth 81.
81, o0O-o.robm brick bungalow, inst com.
ploted, hu.ltin. feafuregg hafAwesd
Door. fireplace, FURNACES. Luna Park
section.
Ai.o other good businss, and residences
propertisss
A. FLBISCHRR
HEAL ESTATE. rigE AND AgroMoBrlr
Phos, sra. iii Scat, Foartl.
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BILItNdER-asofrs C.. Bipinser. p<
years old died yesterday a. iik hoins tn
fittsnass, "a, four mearhs eFo, a. wsS -
engineer ID The public rroadE tefficf there
hl mpthef. brothsr ard wits wye hsre
bufieb HfFonxl brsfketf ways III chArts. :
ROMnk0-MfA. AdiaIds W. Rolnet4 ~
years old. died last night a. her humid o.
dSsshtsrs Ssd one son. Fassfii srfasts
mems viii be anncunctd lator.4 IA
HHkRMAN-hias Clara fhefptn di1i
and Iifr. John shefman. on Ws1f Enuia "
aseaat., fenssui arfahfeinsuts WI he an
lWHfTE-Fdnsral services for Mas Mar
White we're held al 2 o'clock lhia after.
noon FROM Cfollpttt SAapel. The hndyo will
b. shipped 20 sRpnipa. Okiaa for huflah
Mrs. George Jackvon will afseinrahy the
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duly and lawfully a6bSlhlte by she frobsts
Court. nf ths conniFg f sBprnGllio, state Of
New Mexico. Is adhlninttatar de bonis non
yer wnlinm Harrison, Deceased All per.
sons having claims aealnkt said estate are
herewith potified. 10 pfhstqt aaIne to us aud
70 HE same within the thine prescribed by
""bfArE TRUST A sAvfkds BANK,
Ny lERltE hAGGARD. Vice President.
Julv6. ia.YO.27
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IN ths. Probate conft. BsfnaIIIIoI County.
In he Ma,ttr Of the E.,i,s' Of LInle A.
Keepers. Deceased.
signed was appointed executor OF the above
estate July O, 1890. and all pefaonA having
claims against said esiate are required 10
present The sane within the time and In
the manner prescribed by lay.
Executor.
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Hold Up Cashier
And Get $4,000

NnW YORK. July 2O.-rffee
armed bandits held up therc cashier Tori
the Borden Condensed MIX company
today IN front OF tho compauyA office
on the west side. and escaped with
$4,000 50 cash.
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NEW YORK. jay 10AThe
courre Of tecay'n stoct market 4ns
not ~nppreptabiy affected nv The pub
Trnnenortu,iob iosnta wefnl relatively
airona. Safes annfpximnicd S0oSi1p
eharee The close ~ firm.
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Chicago Board Of TrAds

CHICAGO. July aO-Beariah actian
IN the wheat marke. today was
ascribed lhrEeiy to reports that the
British govtsnmeiit would be out Of
the market fot 10 days or two weeks.
Opening pricos which varied from 3
cents lower TO III cents advance,
with December s2.eJM to ts2.si and
Mafcif se,6a 10 yfls4 vyre fcilowed
by a setback which carried December
'o eorn sssssd Win wheat. After
onenlng ~ cpntF on TO a cent up.
including septfpfber. Ar 3i.52h to
s1.h3 and Deoerober i$ip0sto ,f.ssH.i
the market decilne1S ndl lhroundl to
weii iindpf Yesterdays finish E
Oats took the same coufeh as other
9rnih. f. Wt4Nll
Belief n the part o. many traders
that there would. be no fdii strike
counted IA b. factor aeaihst dorm buils.
The close was weak IL toi2h cents
bet lower with behthrnbarr 81 soy 10.
ti.goM and lDecehbef ti.s7M to.
t1.37x. f
Close.
wheat-Dte 1 f,sf: March se.6lM.
corn-Hepf.. tl.k0k; Dec. st.97is.
pork-espt., {2c,gb; sent, sss.9s.
f,ard-sept.. tip.sR; Oct. tis,Sa.
Rlbs-Juiy. Ne.os; Sent. ttg92.
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NEW YORK. July 20.--MercantiIe
|nalera unchanged. 7t18 per cent.
eNchnnge Irregular. Sterling demand
sssh per cent: cables sS3% per
ref@
I New York exchange on Montreal,
IL a-iG, ner cent discount.
Time loans strong. unchanerd, Cali.
money steady. high 8 per cent. low 8
per cent; ruling rate sper cent; clos
Ing bid Z per cent. offered at s. per
cent; last loan : per cant.
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LOOKING Tor . hsusst II anat you have In
mind isn't listed here, pat a little id IN
oar "vAntsd-dw snlhss' column. Just call
aeb. 10
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NEW YORK.. July s0.-fsibcriy
bond flnal prices today we're; sha.
tD0.a6: first A.. eSt.46 hid second ~.
ss.ssS: firss ~ ,sS'sei sasona oE
4ha. ssb12; victory sAs. se5.Se;
victory lNs. $685..
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Produce

,cHIcAoo. Jhiy 2o.-Bulter fifm;
creamery 44Q bsno..
Esgs firm; receipts 1896 cases;'
firsts 4sW94p; ordinary flrsts SEQ
Ale; az mark. caseA included 4sc;
storage pDcktd extras 45iMc; storage
packed firsts 4bc.H
Poultry allyf lower; fowls aiMc;
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..bosr.s,.--roa wIsaias

Rse', wish you could san yeaf l~sss.-
s.. VA =; ;:s '' ;.sli r. :i: : i; ;ss9 ssss.,,t
" ssI.r rls Hs1siis .o.ssiisa oslsss..
Phone 3sB. Phons o9t.
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FOR BALE-arAll piece acreage properly.
Will make 0 nice lots. Barfain n aoid
during neat few days. >. p. Elder. 400 W,
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FOR sALE-choiee lota on East silver.
Central and Un!ysrsityl HelEhtsi ON
the home you plan 70 build. j. A. Hain.
mond, s24 y. Silver. Phone i53a.R.
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FOR sALE-pandy lerAleh pses. eAly .ios,
pound. a. Eysalas hssAld- hssiasss o.
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ADDING MACHINES

DALTON Aadihs ana, caieaisuns MAshiass
eol.j, I22 soatA Foaflh 81.
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FOR sALB-Reai Estaps

FOR sALE-or trade. 100 acres farming
NJ Cali e6b South B~foadvag. Phone ieo6.R.
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DIR. S. c. CLARKE

Eyss. E.T, NSs,s- aaa lTarsls. qIs.... L1Ilisd
oniss Hoursi S,s IL a. m. and Ito ~. N.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

FOR s~ALE--choies lot, 5ozllo H., adioln.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

A. SEASONED asissman Of proven ability
one o. the greatest thought compelling fac.
tera, Of the age. He can convince, hd can
ellhch the sale. SEEING Is be'invinE. nQd u
you have the goods he can. sell II. He ia
the advertlalnE photosraph. Commercial
sspsIt@snS AAass As1ns.