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Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-16
STATE OF COLORADO =,
County of Cheyenne 90

No. In The District Court
In the matter of the petition of Charles Wood
row for the determination of heirship and inter-
ests in the lands and tenements of Johanna Duane
Hastings. Deceased Notice
Notice is hereby given that the above describ.
ed petition will be heard before the district court
of Cheyenne county. Colorado. at 10 o'clock. A. M.
the 5th day Of October. 1920
That said hearing is for the purpose of deter
mining the descent and interests in the lot num-
bered. nine t9) In block twenty -four (2D of the
town of Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. as shown by
the recorded plat thereof. the said petition hav-
ing given the names of P. W. Hastings son. re-
siding at Loveland. Colorado. Mrs. M. Lenihan.
daughter. residing at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado
Katherine Mahoney. daughter. and John Hastings
son. residing at Denver. Colorado. Nora A. Hinch
ey. daughter. residing at Salina, Kansas. Anna
Hastings daughter. residing at Denver. Colorado
Elizabeth J. Hastings. daughter. residing at Den
ver Colorado. the sole heirs of the said deceased
That the said deceased died more than three
years ago and that said land has never ibeen nd-
ministered. That said Charles Woodrow petitions
as grantee Of the said named teirs.
H. C. Nelson
Clerk District Court. Cheyenne county. Colo.
First Published September 2. 1920 St
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-16
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
August 8, 1920

The following High School warrants
are due and will be paid upon presen-
tation. The same will cease to bear
interest twenty days from the above
date
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

q NNNNat 1NAa aehN ANos Y
FOR sALis-hcs,sss Al
Furnished. exeeiiem location. Phone All,
10 to ~ o'clock.
FOR sAfE-A double measrn apartment;
mond. -ga4 y Silver Phshs,ib29.R.
FOR sALE-Plseroem house. strictly mod.
city; eau be- baughf fuEnishid, or unfurnish.
cd good terms Address BOZ A. h, care Of
FOR sALE-Tpesriters -
FOB ~sALE-one Re.alnsisn No, otypewriter
~ Eood condition, VIII sell cheSp. 1873
South cornell ayenus. Phogesetge,ll,S.
FOR SALE TYPEwRITERs-AB kinds.
beth new aud second bad. bought. sold,
rented aud repaired. Alhnqnefnus Typewriis
2 Exchange. Phone SOLD. i22 South
FOR sALE-sfisorllnneous =
BoDDy's MILK Best 10 town.
FOR SALE = Amateur photographic outfi,
complete. Can III south wsiicr.
FOR sALE-Bsby carriage. Cheap. Phone
1885,.
FOR. sALE-Dayton slleins maShins In good
condition.. Hishlsnd Meat Market
FoR sALE-Rhcde Island Rcd laying hens
and Administer rug. 1879 fctt. A bargain.
Call III North High ~.
FOR s~ALE--Nsarly new,, standard make BIZ.
cycle. Inquire I'll South walter. Phone
soos'N' BIS
FOR sAIR+Rutehsr pisrnay refrigerator.
llIs 10x8xf2. best make. Price reason
abs. Address ~ o. bos Sas
for ali fina' Of saAk. sSse iasT ss,emo,
biles. Southwestern Junk Co.. lIA West
Lad Phone tle,
FoSt sALIc--Ieral r~tasss 20
ron sALE-choIes lots on East silver,
: Csutrsi and uhiverziiy. Heights; on
iss% hons sOy YOU Ne p ,ns i 10 build Iu' pai " aa aGr
mond, S24 y. Silver. Phone i5e2-R.
LIVE sTovK 20
ron. ~sAI.E-Rnbblis aud c~snsrlel. sac
FOR. sALE-EstrA nice fresh young jersey
nilehFcowi .ei0D for q quick sale. is0S
eAT MINK PED BRoILERsAsslss, young
sSekrelS. stfiea1y fresh TsSs e. kly's
MISCELLANEOUS. 20
MARLBOROUGH kodak nnnhinE BY mas
tar photog rsDheri twice daily acrvics. Re.
member. saflsfsction. .gnArAnteede. Send your
anishinf 70 Tsilsels s.,asiissca. arm.
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q rxrouTRIx NorIov

\ ExBoUTRIx NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. Dernaiillo County,
New Mexico. =
In The Matter Of the Estate Of John NleklsS
Deceased. afr -
Notice IL hereby given that the under
signed WIS., on the gath day of July. 1899
duly appointed EfecutriE o. tho estate Of
John Nirklas, deceased by the Probate
court Of Barnslilla County aud having
q~uslificd A. such .Exccattiz. all persons hHv-
lat Chime against the estate OF said de
cedrnt are hereby notified Hnd required to
present the SAME 10 the nBdcrsigncd In the
manner and within the time prescribed b.
LAW +
Sol HtA slcKLAs,
Exreutrlr.
JolSlI. tsf MaHA
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81 your time spent in reading
this page will save you many
/ dollars. II win keep you in:
close contact with a market
l.through which all things can
be bought sold or exchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

A SEASONED sslesmsa Of proved Abillty
one q Inc eFsaissr though, eoInbeBinE lac.
TORS Of 9he afeX lie can convince no can
tilnch sfhslseiAr Seeing siAibellkvihk. and u
yeu hAys ne, epedk he can sell iti He'ia
The ,sdYsrtising pholograph. Commercial
as%psttaenhA Henea q Hanna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
DRs. SHERIDAN AMI BERGER

EXTRAORDINARILY DISEASES
AND DIsEAsEse OF THE SKIN
wasserman LaDofatosyi In Connection
/ Phone sss~
Citizens Bank Bidg. Albnauerqus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
non eAIR

e~ssooA-s.fsrs. t6o,slory, pebble dashed
dtelthn ln.1drrn, Iarfe sittpine
II cere1 gqoA DIGESTION. hoss 10. Tkisa
osooo-tSeen white .iueeo bungalow,
modtis, completely furnished. .
N , sleeping porchea, furnace, iaeatoFlen
In bedrooms; near University. ~.
tob00-b-room brick modern. corner lot, fine
- ahadf. NJ fonrth. sta ~. N
! 7.00O-6.fool4 brick ! nnfslou iust com
~ lpletpd, buIit,ld features. hardwoaA
" heefp. arepiave. fnfaaee. Luna Park
N seeiien. a4 ~ - y.
Also otksf rood bsslnsss and rssldepse
Properties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

800 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssonts ean earn
by representing high.clahs. madr-t0.mess
nrn mcn'a clothes, Guaranteed by an va
eAtubliAhed Wholesale Chicago firm. Wrttn
cral Tailoring to- t0t7if3t NJ Winchester
Ava. Chicano. IN 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
tloNMY no lOAR

OONFfDEhTIAlf lsapg oH 5twe,fy. diamonds,
Watches, Llbalty Beaas, pianes,s ehtome.
hllea. Loveat rates. Rothmau's Ill South
Firat. Bonded 10 the. state tfff.aA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

WANTED or . Spsnishkpcaklng house.
toulouse solictiDrst profcrF thsse having
had portrait efpericaoef big commission
Third 81. ftpIt GtNI ~ .rs1g 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

M 1850.
State Of New MerieO. County Of lBtrnaiiIlo,
In the District Court.
Thomas Career, Plaintiff
Pcrfeeta Garter. Defendant W
To the Above Named Defendant;
You are hereby notified that n suit has
been filed against sou In .tga said Court and
County by the above named plaintin, IN
which The said palniiif prAys for divorce
on the grounds OF drstrtion aud abandon
meni And you are further notified that
unless you enter or cause TO be entered
your appearance In said cause On or before
the nth day Of Septenber A. ID. 1890,
judgment viii be rendered against you by
default aud the relief pUyet for Will be
granted. "a
The name Of The plhhliff's attorney Is
Dennis Chavez, yhese possibilities address Is
NEsToR HoSToYA,
by Harry y. Lee.
Deputy.
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NOTICE or SUIT.

JuiyI 0es.oiApFe-4'7.p.i
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wAkrED4-Man with team or auto who can
give bond to sell 1877 Watkins home aud
farm pr1durts% Biggest concern Of Kind IN
Territory In this county fpen. N Write to-day
20 ). RI watkina Co. Dept. no winpsa.
MINI. W'.AAsNs IT. p.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Al MEISCHER
PEAL EsTATEs Agp,AgroMoBihE
lPhsss ga M sea.h EesrlA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
ExiLed From Home,
Now In Juarez Prison,
Wanted In MEXICO City

on one hand an exile from is home
because of indiscretions at Monte
Carlo in which he signed his fathers
name TO q note TO cover large
gambling debt and now is forced TO
live under an ssumed name ana on
the other hand. an alleged swindl -
wanted in Mexico City on charge Of
defrauding Cavalierre Stefaunini, an
Italian. out Of 10000 pesos, are the
two extremes in which Max Freeman.
aged IS. finds himself while waiting
in the Juarez jail for transportation
70 the capital
lie says his name is not Freeman
He was arrested In Juarez two
weeks ago on receipt Of inform tiQB
from Mexico City. according TO ne
police, Freeman was - borrow five
pesos money with the proposition
that he could raise it TO 10 pesos. and
raise 10 pesos 20 100 pesos. N sEery
instance, IL is alleged, he obtained
money, and then lied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
GraOeBreach, CausedByNun1erOus
RtOaL1es Between Three European
Powers, Threatens To EnguLf Italy

2 France has been left exposed to new
III Great Britain is to have any real
right TO urge a modification OF me
French policy. this justification must
be coupled with clear and spectre
uarlurae of readiness 10 support
France Immediately and unquailtiedlE
IN case OF @ new German attack-
Justice Of Contention
There is Justice in the contention
that there must be new and wiser
policy adopted toward Germany III Lle
economic recovery from the war in
and out Of Germany Is TO be prompt
or even possible But TO-DAY the su6-
cestions to this end which come from
Britain urEe that the French slall
surrender their Sarre valley acqui-
sitiOns- reduce their reparatio2s le-
mands. and include the proposal tlat
the Emitted states shall lor5lte
Euroue the $4,000. 100000 owed 70 us
But there is no suggestion thas
Britain should release portion OF
the Geuuau shipping taken IN return
for the submarine campal gn' q con-
cession which would contribute luily
as much 20 German recovery as the
restoration Of the Sarre regions
i do not mean that thtuk sucu
concessions should DE made DUG
merely that if Britain is 10 insist upon
making peace more toiera9-e l2E
Germany in the interests OF Mullu
peace and prosperity, il is slugularly
Unjust that she should look 20 the
United States, TO France, 70 roland
TO pay an the costs
Must Have Guarantee
IL may be that wise policy com
rnands q remodeline-o the peace Of
Versailles. q modification Of the
terms erecting Germany. but tne
first reasonable step in this direction
must be the satisfactory guarantee 20
France Of security against Germany
guarantee which would be absolute
III Britaia and the United States both
accepted the special treaty signed by
representatives Of the three countries
In Paris and would be adequate, II
Britain accepted The obligation for
herself Copyright. 1920 bv thu Nc
Clure Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
FORT BLISS OFFICERS ARE
NAMED IN PROMOTION LIST

Lieut. Julian ". Cunningham,
Lieut. Delmorse s. Wood. Of the
Seventh cavalry and Lieut. Jean +.
Sabin, Eighth cavalry, all Of Fort
Bliss are among several officers
ordered to Fort sam Houston for ex-
aminations to determine their fit
ness for promotion. The list Of Of
ficers. which includes the three Fort
Bliss men, ordered 10 report fol-
lows
First Lieut.. Julian w. Cunning
ham. Seventh cavalry. Fort Bliss;
First Lieut. sam c. Fuller. Fourth
cavalry. sam Fordyce. Texas First
Lieut. Clinton A. Pierce. Twelfth
cavalry. Eachita. y Al First Lieut..
Delmore S. Wood. SeFenth cavalry,
Fort Bliss First Lieut.. Jean f. Sa-
bin Eighth cavalry. Fort Bliss;
First Lieur- Arthur w Hartmann.
First cavalry, Douglas, Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Dr.. Black Met
With Band; Is
Noe a Benedict

Dr. Byron L Black was back in
his office i'm the Caples bIildinE Mon
day morning receiving his patients as
usual. after spending ten days iu the
county jail on a charge Of --pracuclng
medicine wiuhsut a license The
doctor, who is chlropractor. has
convicted under the Texas law which
says -practiciuE medicine means
healing the sick in any manner
On his release from the county jail
Sunday afternoon. DIT. Black was met
by several hundred admirlIC friends
and patients with a brass band. and
they lifted him on their shoulders and
shouted hurrans as he stepped from
the elevator that brought him down
from his cell
Then the band PLAYED the national
anthem and ali stood with barred
heads.
The doctor thanked them for their
friendship and told then he was max
ms a fight for medical freedom in
Texas Just as our toretathers had
TO fight for religious freedom" He
told them he was willing 20 keep
going to jail-if uecessary-to the
cause as long as his friends believed
in him as they had demonstrated they
did during his present trouble I
am no gutter he said Il am com
hitting no wrong 7 am trying 20
heal FOu-aud you say I am doing
it-aud 7 feel that YOU have a right
20 do So I have given my services
90 those who had no money TO pay
and III continue 20 do So can re-
Ieve suffering and ] want 20 do what
can"
After marching about the streets
with the doctor. the friends escorted
him 10 the office, where he gave
treatment TO some Of those needing
it most
In the evening DR.. Black and some
intimate friends proceeded 10 the
home OF sam Gillett. president OF the
Fl Paso kiWauis club. in the upper
valley, where he was married 10 Miss
Rena Gnlett- daughter Of 1lr. Giuett.
Dr. Percy p .Knickerbocker, pastor
Of Trinity IT. f. church, performed
the ceremony
When DR.. Enickerbocker returned
10 his church from the wedding, he
explained 10 the congregation that
he was late because he had been UP
the valley 20 perform DIT. Black
wedding He told them the doctor
had been released from Jail This
statement was q signal for a most
enthusiastic demonstration, lasting
for several minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
SOUNDS
CAL0MEL' DOOM
The Liver Tone" Man Warns Folks
Against the Siekening
Salivatng Drug.

Ugh. Calomel makes you sick il S
horriblel Take a dose Of the danger
Gus drug tonight and tomorrow you
lose a day.
Calomel is mercury When IL comes
into contact with sour pile. it crashes
into it. breaking IL Up. Then is when
you feel that awful nausea and
cramping. II you are sluggish. IL
liver is torpid and bowels cOnstipated
or you have headache. dizziness. Goa L
ed tongue. If breath is bad or stomach
sour just try a spoonful Of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee-Go TO any
drug store and get a bottre OF bod
sons Liver Tone for a few cents Take
a spoonful and IL it doesn't straighten
you right uD and make you feel line
and vigorous. go back 70 the store and
get your money. DOdson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale Of calomel be-
cause IL can not salivate or make you
sick.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23


assured. and. granted that Germany
was incapable of rebuilding her naval
power briefly and menacinE Britain.
there was still an obvious possibility
( that she could repeat the Prussian
achievement or 1913 and reOrEanlL- 81
ing her armies. assail France.
French policy. therefore. had 20
seek in Europe the creation OF cOun-
ter weights TO German strength lt
sought them in Poland and among
the Jugo-slavs. These two new
states, with a combined population
equal 20 that Of Germany and with
the promise OF military strength in
the future. would on the one hand
add 10 the French army the sufHcieut
Strength TO meet German Numbers
and on the other block the way TO
German expansion to the south or
German exploitation Of Russia
But Brltafa WAS not in the least
Interested in this. She had little
sympathy for Poland. The rise
of a strong Poland. at the expense
OF Germany and with the fnevitn-
bic consequence OF arOusinE Ger
man resentment and hostility, she
viewed with dlsapproval.
As for the Italians. they saw
French support of Jugo-Slav aspira-
lions with resentment which was car
ried to the extent Of actual anti
French policy The more the French
urged the extension Of JugO-SlaV ter
ritories. albeit in accordance with
the principles OF president wilson, the
more bitter became the Italians un-
til in the end the gulf between
France and italy became and remains
tremendous
Now it is clear that II any Co
herence is to be preserved, If the
antir German alliance. which has he
come the dominant factor in Euro
pean affairs, is not to give way TO a
new set OF alliances. German and
French. there must be some harmonic
ing Of the views Of she three nations.
France. Great Britain and Italy And
this harmonizing can only proceed
from the Common recognition that
while Great Britain and italy have by
the outcome Of the war realized all
their legitimate desires for security,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Council TOGUe
It's Decision On
Phone Question

The city, council VIII decide
definitely the long standing telephone
rate controversy Thursday, It was an
nouneed Monday by mayor Charles
Davis.
The company is asking the city the
privilege OF maintaining the present
war time rates. which are $3.50 &
month for rthe business phone and
$3.50 for the straight residence phone
and SO for the two party. and $3.50
for the three party phones. These
rates were established by the govern
meut ana can not be maintained ex-
cept by the city's permission. since
the company has reverted TO private
ownership.
Company Pays Dividends
D. A. Bandeen. employed by the city
70 Investigate the figures submitted
Dy tne company TO the council. re-
ported 70 the mayor and council Nom
day According 20 Mr. Bandeen's re-
port under the present rates. from
Nay. 1913 10 January I. 1920. the com
panT paid All expenses Of mainte-
nance and operation and interest
percent on the net worth for divi-
dends and surplus, allowing 4.s4
percent for depreciation
According 70 Mr.. Bandeen's estf-
mate IL the rate on residence phones
OF each class was reduced SO cents.
ton and maintenance expenses and
after paying interest. could provide
20 percent return on the net worth
for surplus and dividends. allowing (
percent for depreciation This return
could be made, according to Mr.. Ban
deem, If the company continues to pay
the increases in salaries which were
ef1ectiVe January J. which amount TO
$50 a month
The question whether 5-25 percent
return, allowing percent for depre-
citation, Is sufficient return for cap
itaI invested by a public service cor
porations Is what is perplexing the
city couucilmen-
During the discussion Monday some
OF the councilmen held that ST per-
cent return, with 4.64 percent for de-
probation. was not an excessive re-
turn on the invested capital. Each
councilman, however, told mayor
Davis that he would be ready 20 vote
one way or the other Thursday
To Discuss Gas Incraense.
Another important matter TO come
up for consideration Thursday viii be
the petition from the e Paso Gas
company praying for relief. and ask
ing for the privilege of increasing
the gas rate. No definite action viii
be taken on the petition, however. it
was announced, until a study OF the
company's books has been made The
CITY mas retained Mr.. Banueen to
make Investigations
Representatives. Of the First Mort
gage company appeared before the
council Thursday and asked permits
sion 10 close the alley between the
FIRST National bank building and the
Connerton-Lane property. The COM
pany Is planning TO build q IS story
building on the Connerton-Lane prop
erty and desires, 10 close the alley and
MAKE the two buildings join
The company's representative told
the city council IL permission to close
the alley was granted the company
would give the city feet along the
street on the side Of the company's
property, which would make the
street four feet wider
The street is narrow Widening the
street would also make it. possible TO
round the corners, il vas said The
council viii take this proposition
under advisement soon, perhaps
Thursday, the mayor said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
How to Absorb Freckled,
Chapped or Harsh Skin

An over-red or saIlow complexion.
or a chapped. blotchy. pimply or
freckled skin, can be changed. by a
quite simple, harmless and ineXpen-
slve method, 90 one OF floWer-lke ra-
dance, spotlass purity and velvety
softness- one ounce Of common mer-
coliEed wax. TO De had az drug and
department stores generally. viii re-
move the most uuslghtly complexion
in from one 90 two weeks. BY its re-
markable ahsornriVe power. The
eoarsened. roughened or discolored
layer OF thin filru-Ekin which hides
the healthier skin underneath. is
gradually liecked of iu tiny. almost
Invisible Particles. This is done so
gently there is no Inconvenience. and
no trace is left on fhe skin except that
OF enhanced beauty. The wax IS
smeared on like cold cream before re-
firing. and removed I'm the morning
with warm Water.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Troops Escort
BOdyOfCaptain
Neal To Station

Led by Col George T. Langhorne,
commanding officer. all organizations
Of the Eighth cavalry sunday es-
corted the body OF the late Capt
cecil r Neal from Fort Bliss TO the
union station, where the body was
shipped 10 Los Angeles. Calf, the
family home. for burial
Capt Neal who died Saturday
morning at the base hospital at Fort
Bliss. commanded troop T. He was
20 years old
The command marched to the
undertaking parlors at 10 North
Campbell street. where brief SER
vices were held at . o'clock. The
funeral procession from the unders
taking parlors TO the station followed
The following officers were pail
bearers MAJ r. 2 Hills Capt l. A.
Shafer. Lieut. H. Il. Patterson Mai.
G C. Smith. Lieut. J Iompkins, and
Capt. H +. klOepfer.
The following nol-cOmmissioned
officers carried the casket- First
Sergt- Bryce troop z, Sergt- smith.
troop n, Corp Bodkin. troop Fl.
Sergr Winkler. troop T., Sergt Pc
tilt, troop l.; Sergt- Forbes. troop e;
Sergt keils troop c. SergL Kelley,
troop J.
As Is customary the riderless
horse Of the captain. with black
trappiugs followed the casket-
Capt Neal viii be buried in the
SaWteu military cemetery in Los An
geles. Col. George T. Langhorne SAID
Monday In Los Angeles the Masons
win have charge Of the ceremonies.
The airs played by the band at the
officer
Capt Neal came to FL Paso from
the Big Bend district last October.
Before entering the regular service
he was a captain in the Georgia ma
tlonal guard He was given a sec
Oud Ieureuanffs commission in the
regular establishment on June 8, 1917.
Capt Neal was widely known as a
Mason Members Of that order par
ticipatcd in the funeral