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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Runaway Couple
Promise to Wed

Abenicio Raci and Cruclta 1ruiilio
u runaway couple who were arrested
~ Gallup Yesterday on an abduction
charge we're given a hearing before
Justice Of the Peace VI. c. Ortiz this
morning The couple promised thu
court that they would he mnrried en-
Monday and were dismissed.
The couple wee arrested on a COM
phiut made by the gisfa mother who
charged Raet with abducting her
daughter who ~ under 20 years %
aye. They were brought To Aibu-
puerque yesterday by J. N. skinner.
deputy sheriff.
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County ~ Hrrnalillo.
j. e haldrdge Lumber Co.. plniniig.
vs.
A " Hayden Defendant
Notice is hereby given that ON rhe 27th
SLAP o. December iata. the uhutr named
plaiuun recovered Judgment en The above
allled cuitsr against tho Aforesaid defendant
iur debt in tho snm ~ Nine Thousand Eight
Hundred Thirty nine tsp, zap so and 80 100
dollars together with -Four and e1-iuu
tfilehl dullafs additional o. COSTS Of suit.
which Judgment hrass interest from the dare
II It's rendition uuul paid Of the rate Of siA
per cent per auauu, and that nader and hy
virtue Of au csecation issued uut uf the said
ruurt uu ths 18th day Of MAY. 1890. J haVu
levied Che same uIUu lots three (Al iuuf
tii aud i've lai boz block twenty nine t2al
of The Eastern Addition 60 the City 81 Alru.
glcruue New MeNieu, rs ihr property " the
defendant A. " hHyden. aud that / viii on
The och day 90 lu1s 1920. az the nnnr uf 90
49, Ca, 90 the front door Of the hsua Illn
COUNTY Court House in old Albuquerque New
hrrfru. otter for sale tho said real estate Go
me highest and beet bidder for cash In h4ud
for the purpose o. Satisfying the said cxccu.
tioM.
Wiiness my haad on Ibis. The sth day Of
June 1890.
RAFAEi GARCIA
Shtrid ~ Bsruaiilln County.
New MeAtru.
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ron -nENr-Houscs

hR RENT Cool modern hom. Tor summrr.
nno block from far time Address b a
y drrali
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New Moric0s
In the Matter ~ the Estate %. Vi. n. n.
Greene. Deceased.
Notice b. hereby given that ne pdefalamed.
wa. On the 18th day II MAJ. 1870, dnly
appointed frecufur Of The estate ~ Mr.. u
v Grfene. deccasrd. ~ ne Probate csort 81
ntrnellla County, nud having qnalihed a.
such exeruior ~ persona hnfiug tlalms
asalrsi The estate of said iseedest are hereby
uutlhrd and re4uirrd 90 present The same 80
the nndersleaed in Tho mnnnr made uithin he
tine prssrrihed 81 law.
Dated May 18th. 1870
TIM FIRST SAVINGS RAM AND TRUST
COMPANY % ALBUQUERQUE. Kaecator.
May 1876; June 20.
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DEATHS

GLOVER Clinton A. Gj4vcr. 80 years old,
died ~ biz apartment in the hiEhianda lat
night. He came here iast February from
Toledo. fohio, where he was employed a. city
mail carrier. HIS wife was With him and
will accompany the body back 10 Clufeiead.
OHIO for buri4i Tbs body was shipped ihis
Afternoon strong Brothers are In charge.
McADAMr-loulsa Frances hcAdaus. the
four mDnthsaa ID child uf Ar. and Mrs. L. =.
NcAdams ~ ii0l Fast Central avrnue. died
this mofnipS a. = u'do,k iruu meningitis.
funrrsl services were bald this afternoon a.
2 30 O'clock from Strong hretherH' chapel
the Roy. A T.. How man ofhciatinE, Burial
was iu fsiryiru rrinrtcry.
NICkLAs-Fuueral services for John
Nirklss ehp died Yesterday viii be held to-
narae mosnlng a. 40 2 clock from stfong
hrethers chapel Burial viii take place Ia
calvary cemetery.
PENA-fanerai services for Cecilia Pcaa.
daughter % Mr.. and Mrs.. Emitiru Fcnh php
dled Yesterday. vgrr held thil morning. % .
o clock a. the Kan Felipe church. Burial vay
iu hanta Barbara ccmetcfy. Matsrs aud
Garcia we're in charge.
SpARR-Mu. "a ID. SPAR died a. her
apartments IN the highlands last uiEht nbr
rainu here from Muhciei lad ak months agu.
She Is survised by one brother and tvs 80.
tsfa, Pred Croilott 10 Ia charge Of funeral
arrangements.
ZuNiO-Pnuersl services for Carmen ~.
Mo who died SUNDAY nieht were held this
morning a. 10 % cioek from Croilott's chapel.
burial nas IN fairsien eemstrry,
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Livestock

CHICAGO June Cattle receipts
4 1000: becf steers uneven, Is to 75
cents higher: TOP heavy st6.S5; top
vearlinEs sl0.aai bulk all weights
S~ifa5nIGIO Kosher COWS and fat
hcifer ycariinEs %unevenly higher;
other shc-stock steady to 20 cents
higher: bulls strong TO 20 cents high
err; calves ana stoakefs strong: bulk
vcalera $3.50 Tft75.
Hog receipts 10000; mostly 20
cents higher. ton Stf.S0s hulk lisht
and light butchers SlS.b0mi4.75;
bulk $50 pounds and over st3.00m
1910; piss 20 cents higher with bulk
ut atoa0 m1t.b0.
Sheep receipts 500. quality poor.
market active. lambs strong 10 high
er. in-bctwcon kind up most. sheep
steady; top spring lambs si7.0ei best
shurn lambs here $3.50: bulk St29U
" i5.0o; choice ewes. $T.5ON SEQ.
DENVER. June Cattle receipts
2.50O; market 2b io 90 cents higher.
beef steers &ts.50a t4.70. cows and
hcifcfs sto.b0N t2.Oe; stockers ana
feeders ss.S0ni0.75; calves $iS.50@
1850.
HOG receipts SOC; market 10 cents
higher; TOP $i4i5; bulk &l5.35W
1850.
Sheep receipts g50; market strong;
lumbs sib.oOm i6.ib; ewcs $500.
KANSAS CITY, June a.-Cattie-
Native beef steers and yearlinss so
cents a. Si.sb higher: calves strong
tn so cents higher. other CLASSES
mostly 20 to 90 cents higher.
Hogs heavy and medium, mostly 25
cents higher; light 1905 cents
higher.
Sheep steady: spring lambs steady
to % cents higher.
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CINCINNATI, a.. June "a ver-
dict Tor the defendant WIS rendered
hy the Jury Ia the suit of Lee MaEcc.
Cincinnati baseball player, against
the Chicago National league for as
500, which ne claimed was due hin,
for salary and posalblc Bonuses on a
contract Tor tho playing season Of
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10 the Probate Court Of isruaillo Couuty.
Sew Mexico.
To- the Matter Of the Estate o. G. NJ s~autclle.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
VAS, uu the 18th day ~ MAY 1890. duly Hp'
pointed Executor " the estate of & NJ Saw.
irlle, deceased by the Probate Court oi ner'
uaiilln County. and having galihed As such
Executor. all persons having claims against
tho estate OF said dercdgut are hereby mott.
ned ard required 20 present the rams 10 the
Undersigned iu the manner and within tht
time urcsgrihsd by Law.
Dated May 18Th. 1890.
MARCUS T. sAwTEILE.
Executor,
May 1920; June 30.
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Sealed proposals will be reteivrd a. tho
Once ~ Nelson n Norris Architect Crom
we'll Bids Albuquerque New Mexico. not
later than ~ O'Clock noon un Tho 10Th ut
june. 1890, for The construction OF an add,
q aud au addition Co tlr MuuniainyirW
School District NO IS. both in Borualilio
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NEW YORK. June 9.--iiberty
bonds final prices. aMs. si.a0: first
a. Sb.14. second A., S5.iO3 first AZ a..
SO. 80; second KS S5.22. third 4hs,
S9.22. fourth 4hs Sb.5g; victory
8hs. $780, victory 4As. $3.50.
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oSE srEEl. FOLDING RED complete. rc.
son4hle. i3gi West itums
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TIN UNIVERSITY or SEW MEXICO ba.

III JNINERsIrN on NV MENICO ha1
Tor sale thu follow Ing ,nrulu. property
Cast and shcrl IRON scrap. one upright
boiler ono dump WaEou ONE windmill one
smoke stack 900 foot galvanized tr1ughs
galvanized water pipes roofing IRON scrap
galvanized water tauk ticket cage trailer.
nftrru truu barrels cast iron pulley 800
iuches diameter t.inrh faUH one vertical
team engine. reversible with balance wheel
and o. wheel one hurifHUtil center crank
cngiur uita baluhft cad Hg wheel three rolls
1h inch v.rr fenrin. tvo ROLLS tsiuch woven
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Produce

CHICAGO. June e-Butter lower.
creamery a. 50iac.
Eggs unchanged: receipts SO, 0S0
eases,
Poultry. alive unchanged.
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MnktNewy
New York Stocks

NEw YORK. june s--Tho fcac-
tiOnary tune - rails, due tu reduced
dividends on Chicago a Northwestern
issues. accustomed further liquidation
~ transportation in toda3fs stock
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SHERwN WILLIAMS PAINT c. BALDRIDcE LUMBER cSApAvY-LUMBER

County In the State o4 Nea MsrIeo The
right IA reserved - rffase any az az hide
Al bids uutt hg accompanied bFIa rfriided
check Ter Urf ~ the 4mrnuI Of the Dbl.
MRS JOHN W. WILSON.
Comfy Superintendent.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Scaled bid vhl b, received hy the Hoard
OF Regent, nt the University uf Sew Mexico
for construction uf o. Home Economic
BHildiug. nf about 3Hnu square feet hu0r
HIva. until noon. iunr IS. 1870 Plans and
sp-tihrAtuus uay To- had from A X. lou.
poid 90 the University. Zach hidder must
accompany bis bid with o. ,rfiihed check 90
The amount of 1--we per cent Of Bic Did. The
.utcehsiul bidder shall furnish % surety bond
boz an hmUgnt tu be- hxrd By The Hoard log
he iull completion Of tLr job after which
The certified checks will Doc returned, THE
Board of Regents reserves 'ha right 90 reject
ans or 200 bids
81. lI Innr : IM-M-I.-
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srLENpIn fNvEsrMENr

Income property mover known to
be vacant In good repair and in
fine location IN Highlands. Monthly
income. $1,000.
j. ID. KELEHEn
Phons io5T'5. sos W. Central.
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s''-Fon n

Don't zish YOU could sen your house-
Srll &C.
Don't wish you could rent yoar apAft'
meui-Rcut g.
UDWf
ny using The usFaid's CLASSIFIED Columns.
Phone at5. Fhone Ats.
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Santa Fe Time Table

TtOM hUI
No. sp6-frnm ~ pAto.. 6tu-rm
80 siO-Frum ~ raso- = .0nam
No. Sul r0unrcts % Boicn with No. % Tor
CLOVIS, fcros valley, kansas CITY aud cult
Coast.
No snF connects ~ helen with Nu. 81 from
clovis and points east aud aoath ~ Clovis
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No. $500.
lu she district Couet state OF Rev Mexico.
County ~ Hrrnalllo.
J. e hallridgr Lumber Co.. pIniuiig.
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Promptness our motto.
Henry Mathews
Transfer Company
YOUR ~BAGGAGEMEN
Because Of Service
Phone. 939
SNAP
Fonrroom house aud bath big lot. sox
i5n feet hnu location in fuufth Ward
adlnfntng hieh priced property. House |
In GOOD condition. EBsy Terms. 50. 500.
MccuHDY a ACKERMAN
2io West Gold. rhoge asa /
Real Estate-inaursnee
NOTICE o
pR BAGGAGE AMI Express ,all T. 4. Foss
eWiNG done 81 reasonable prices tau for
par'i'uiars- ooi North laird 81. city
uickcat Service on Trunks. Camp
ing Trips a Specially.
sCuUYLERs DELIVERY
Phone sSi-W.
LOST 10
lJsr-A black Maline hat. black straw
| rrDNn and black maline M TOP Of crown
fquoiso blue ribbon areupd .dF0 and red
ses around oruuu. fiNDER rs kNUWA-
Iis-s.SS " g9sss stIsg.
FOUND II
buND-La,ani-rs pendant owner maj
have same hy paying fur I'D BARLEY
WANTEn-NIale Help {
RBEn wANrED-los S Pin, St,
ANrED-ns.lDoy, o, The Ai,arado.
ANrLD-fvo 6r,t,la,a msrhaniy, White
Garsgr.
ANrED-t sroCgry dgIl,gp man HaV
AiH d grocery
tNrED-Mau not afraid of vora stead,
loh. good sHgr' hpply go West Copper
lANTED- hookkeepcr Tor out af town posi-.
iiun Apply B. IS pohsua. Cromwell
EOREBs taT california coustudInu wo.A
~ 90 per day free transportation Igss
Employment Agency no sou'a-
WASTFD-Fcmaie Help .
,PERiENCED WALTERS 90 vsitrr,,ss
eantcd a. De l.uNe tstc
rERlENcED MATTRESSES wanted LII.
Il9 NaIe.
| ANTED a cook. ana :. Sycamore.
ANTEp- Experienced ,tauurnpber for A.
ialurrgur Office Phone et- Wednesday
SITUATIONS WANTED 4
ANTED-hs young man work on ranch
somewhere between Eve aud i'u miles out
town Il D. care Herald
'9UNG LADY. good edu,aiiop desires
aork Boa aeigy. stur, ug tutoring . Aftrr
M uHi' Phone o25
WANTED-Miiscclhneous
ANrEp-To buy piano boxes. Phone o7s
Browns Transfer
kNTED-To Est yonr house for rent We
Have morn call than we can nil y A.
nmoad so tssi silver phone iia2-R
IANTED-ro bu, late model Royal Or un
L irrwood |typewnter Must De reasonable
9ress, Box "a. care Hrtali
AITfHG-Aeoordieu aide boa or fancy
u plating, all siaos and vidtha. Phone Jtl
ano Aais, alS No Seventh.
ANTED-seeond hand bicycles spot easA
maid. hroad Bicycle anu Trading Co, 22U
| 9th Scc0nd ~. Telephone $50.
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
ANrED-To exchange a seven passenger
! Studchakcr car IN good condition for %
sl!gI s.Aaarsss b. . Ssgg heysla
4 FOR RENT 80
2 sTURE-By month or all summcr. TOT
hortes and cattle, - per month. ffauN A,
bbeii TO.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
d RlNT-Cooi thrcc.ruom furnished
pparuaen, 2si North seventh.
Il RENT-spicnd,dly furnished spartmcal
Fith sleeping porch iu mudrru home
ran. A chance. $50 sick. oi2 SoRib
d RENr-A small apartment for light
IuuuHel sapfur also y tru#Tnum HlFrVIur
%trtn'nt Cali Cfano Arts, go y Seventh.
FisT ~ Jlu. 20 room MODERN.
trlI furnished apartment close iu. Aurly
aortu Fourth pudsnu Garage Phone
IOR HIiS1-1iouaes =
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rHE MCRPHEY sANAroRtUM.
For the treatment Of Tubrrculnsia. Alhu
qucrauo, New MoEico. Ciy once! Mrigh
turio bldg opposite postomog. Once
hourE. 10 10 ~ q m.. . TO o. va.
DR. W 7 Murphey and DR.. csrl Mulky
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01
BENSON TOLD SIMS
TO WATCH BRITISH

Washington -Rear Admiral william
S henson then chief OF naval opera
tone. was the official who told Rear
Admiral Sims mot 10 bet the British
pull the wool over your eyes We would
as soon fight them as the Gerrnnns.
Admiral Sims testified before the son.
ate committee investigating the Nays
conduct Of the war
Admiral Sims said the remark was
made Just after he had rccelyoa his
final instructions from Secretary Dan.
iels preparatory to hts departure for
England on the eve OF tie entry OF
the United States into the var He
added, however, that it was not made
in the course Of formal Instructions,
hut during a conversation IN The OF.
flee Of Rear Admiral Palmer, chief o.
the bureau Of navigation
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

POOR HATcHEs in INCUBATOR
carelessnets In Manipulation o. Ma
chine Is Sure 70 Bring Dis
astfous Results

Many ranses Cor pa8f hhtches ~
chicks in iurihaiors cum be traced ~
the operators mot eiueating themselves
ou SHAT rs necessary ln the way N
fertile ergH saving eggs for ineuba-
ton and inbiue care nf them Eggs
for Incubation should he kept in "A
well ventilated room wlth medium tenn.
perniure AL eggs shonld be- turned
81 leatt ence every "a hours. and no
eggs should be- over ten days or two
weeks Old az the outside.
one should be- careful 10 strictly FOL.
low the directions accompanying the
Incubator Tlt directions for one
make Of mhcline DO not always do
for 'hat OF another make. for the
ventilation reguinilon. etc, muy be
different
The principal reason why young
chicks dlc Ia the she'll about the
eighteenth day f. roohg ventilated
room.
Other causes than poorly ventilated
rooms nre poorly ventilated Inruhaiorsi
md eggs are not properly fortified
An eer poorly fertllizrd win start Ia
grow aud die for nck NJ vitality.
Opening up the Incubator durlng the
latter part Of the hnich. or about
the time the chicks begin 10 pin lets
out the moisture and dries the chicken
MO va The shell. or In otl.er words
&c.. a.. ....... - ,t... .ft.rt s,t.u .4ttt-ae
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

and Is degrees one point have no.
iiced here Mt home by having green
hand set an incubator, says q writer In
an exchange lie reads the directions,
maybe thinks he has learned them
by heart sets his regulator as soon
os the thermometer gets to i0g, turns
the thumb screw where he supp1sos
is right and places the eggs In the
machine
Now. the thumb screw and regnlAto,
is very tender affair, and one turn
of the thumb screw will cnuse a change
in the atmosphere inside the lneuhu-
tor Of three To four degrees, It should
be turned Slightly, about one-rourth OF
the way round so the temperature
stands just at 100
A great mistake is made by paying
too much attention to nm Incubator
/ never see to my MACHINE more than
twice day, once tu the morning and
once in the evening sec ihat the
regulator is set properly and every
hIng Running nicely before putting
In the eggs and chem plHce the eggs
7ia &C. and DO not touch The regulator
At FIRST it win lower the temperature
a little when the eggs are put IN
but If the REGULATOR is properly set
the temperature viii rise to the prop
er degree
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

wnshinston.-After q troubled eight
months soiourn in the senate. the
treaty with Germany was sent back to
President Wilson with a note appended
saying that ratification had been re
iused.
Until some affirmative action is
taken by congress or the president 70
end the war status legally the techni-
cal position Of the country remains,
officials say, just what it was the day
the armistice was signed
Three courses are open to MIR vii
son Re can return the treaty to the
senate, Ia Witch case the republican
leaders declare 1t vii be pigeonholed
Indefinitely he can do nothing while
he waits for the verdict OF the people
in The political campaign, or he can
traat the treaty as a dead letter, SO
far as international diplomacy is con
cerned. and proceed 10 negotiate a sep
arate peace wiih Germany q step
Rhieh IT, alone under The constitution
could initiate
War legislation continues i'm force
and under the war department inter
probation OF the situation the prssi-
dent retains his war power as COM
mander-ln-chief to keep the Ameriean
troops at whatever ports in Germany
he thinks necessary to enforce the ar
mistice terms.
on the decisive rclleall, The vote Was
- for ratification to 80 sasJ, the
opposition numbering in its ranks 90
democrats who we're unwilling 10 see
the treaty so through with tie repuhli-
can reservations objected to by the
president and three democratic and IL
republican irreconeilablas.
Twentyone democrats quit the pres
dents lead and voted for ratification.
but the detection failed by seven totes
Of providing the two-thlrds requisite
10 ratify.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

Dayton. ohio.-R W. Schroeder
chief test pilot at Mccool field, WIN
fell more than five miles In two
lnlnutes after sbattorlng the worlds
altitude record mIraeuloualy escaping
death, Hes IN the army poat hospital
near here recovering from partial
blindness, ana determined TO make
another ascent into the heavens at the
first opportunity.
Major Schroeder climbed TO height
Of 5000 feet, then plunged downward
more than five miles wheu he lost con.
trul Of hts machine after his oxygen
supply was exhausted While still 1000
vet above The ground the aviator right
cd the plane and sailed down to make
a graceful landing on Mccook field.
when attendants rushed to the ma
chiue they found him sitting erect In
the plane, blinded and unconscious.
His eyebnlls had been frozen, the tenn
poraiure at the height 70 which he
had assembled being 81 degrees below
zero, Fahrenheit
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

Jack per ssy end Manager indicted.
San l'naeIaco jack Dempsey Nna
Indicted Die federal grnnd jury here
90 the ebatse Of ca1spiring 10 defeat
the upaa' % of the draft law and on
ihe ch evadlag The draft iach
Kearus $50 heayyveighl champIons
manarr was Indicted with Dempsey
on ili COS facy charge
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

Trail Of murdsrs., Los, 10 Mexico
Noghi,t Aria Sheriff q II Ear
hsri'a posse returned 10 Montana Camp
after tfu.tless search below THE en-
ternaiiounl boundary line ior Ezequlei
LARA ana Hmpanlcn alleged Mexican
bandits charged with the killing Of
Mrsande ) Fraser and the serious
voaudinF OF hi5 brother John A.
Fraser, during 3 ra.t on ArIyacn, Pins
county. Arizona
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

spent Sunday visiting relatives on
the island
Mr.. and Mrs Seymour Hearst
'are entertaining his sisterlnlaw
Mrs. S. j Hearst and two sons of
New Westminster
Tie Caumlos Club will meet on
Friday April 2Ed with Mrs H.
j. Davis. Roll cali TO be answered
Iby current events.
Center school is observing the
Eustcr acation.The upstairs room
Held school on Monday and Tues.
day, making two days they lost
some time ago
We are pleased to leern thai
someone has taken enough inter
est ia Our little ones to start d
lSunday school. It has long beer
needed for those who could moi
walk 10 Vashon or Burton w,
shall do all we can to help.
Clinton Cave of Winslow spent
part of his Easter vacation witt
lDigby Williams. As Mr.. and Mrs
Williams were enjoying few
ldavs at Winslow. the boys hayl
HAD some time" baehing, witt
the help Of some Of the neighboI
boys.
MIR. Otto Therkelsen and fam
lily. who have been visiting hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Therkel
sen. left last week for Vancouver
en- route TO Maine, where they vii
take charge Of Mrs. Therkelsen
lgrandparent' s ranch
A meeting win be held at Cent
Ter school house Oh Monday even
ling. April 9Th. to discuss tn
school question and to protest tn
petition being circulated by Va
shon TO split the district. If yol
are interested be sure and come
come anyway. If possible Nh
IBrrows will be there. also Ma
1 Priebard. to explain conditions.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-01

presIdoaHai pfaermcs pmamr rrHa
with four ayowsd republican eandf
dates aud three democrats ln iho race
THE republican r4naidaios nre United
States Senator Warren q Harding OF
Ohio Major General Leonard wood
James R Garfield 0hlo ana i.ouls A.
Baird OF Washington b e. THE demo.
cratic candidates Governor J. 81.
Coz former Governor D p lanpbell
And james ~ Nuur ~, 81 lh.eHa1
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INTEREST is s2s6,24O,ll4
Annual Amount Aeerulng on Loans
ny U. S. 10 Europe.

Washington. Unpaid interest on
loans ID foreign governments acoruing
up to November last tosaled s296,2iO,-
ia. while the estimated interest for
next year Ia s4es,216.6l3 Secretary
Houston informed the SENATE.
Belgium owed sS.370.3sli France,
ss5.S5s1ol Great Britain aiob,5os,-
12s; Italy sa922s,3o3. and Russia,
si5.05l977, Of the unpaid interest he
said, while the interest falling due in
1920 includes Great Britain, s21i,s2s.-
$40; France, sl39.9o4,2 72; Italy s79,-
6a5,569, Belgium sl6s22.o7s; Russia,
sa,sae.3s5, and czecho sloyakia, g.
5l5.0O4
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Washington Grand Duchess Olga,
daughter Of the lgse Car Nicholas Of
Russia, has been found by American
Red Cross workers living in a box
car near Novorossisk, South Russia,
It was announced al the headquarters
CT the Red Cross here The grand
duchess. according to the announce
ment is one Of the three surviving
members Of the house OF Romanotf