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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
LUCKY PHONE NUMBERS
From the Boston PosO


In Japan the telephone number eisht
commands a higher price from subscrib-
ers than any other This number, wrr-
ten in its Japanese character, means
success and prosperity. and costs the
subscriber who holds II nearly $500 a
year.
Another lucky number is S57, for the
reason that II is the custom to present
children to the Deity on their third. fifth
and seventh birthdays. As a general rule.
odd numbers are considered luckier than
even numbers.
Numbers ~ and ~ are particularly I'M
lucky in the eyes of the Japanese. The
former is pronounced "shini." which
means death; the latter "shiku," mean
ing distress and suffering
by subscribers. and are usually Allotted
to police stations ssylums and similar
tns ututions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
COMMISSIONED A MAJOR
Lee :. T1liOtsOn to Return 10 Regular
Army Servtce-FOrmer Adjt. Gen.

Montpelier. Sept 16.-Lee S. Tillot-
son, who for eight years before the
World War was adjutant general and
during the war major in the regu
larm army. has received a commission
from the war department appointing
him a major again and has accepte ed
the commission. He will report for
duty October list. Major Tillotson
served In the Vermont regiment In the
war with Spain and was connected
with the National Guards until he en-
tered the army in 1911 He served
in France. since his discharge he has
followed his practice OF law in the city
He recently compiled a valuable edi
t,on upon the Vermont lava on bank
ing am insurance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
ELECrRICAL OsNOsis PURIF1Es
CLAY

The complex phenomenon OF elec.t,I2a
osmosis, regarded for many years as a
matter Of purely academic interest has
lately bssn put to commercial use In Eu-
rope fer the publication of the clays used
In making glass and the ANAL chemical
porcelain. according to an article appear
ing in the September issue Of Popular
Mechanics Magazine. A wooden tank 10
employed. in which the impure clay. sus-
pended In liquid, is kept in motion by
paddles In the lower portion. Above the
paddles is the cylindrical cathode. through
holes in which the clay is passed. Re-
ceiving negative charge here. the clay
particles are attracted to the anode. with
the effect that nearly dry layer of
pure clay IL deposited thereon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
DILLINGHAM; GOT
BIG SINGLE VOTE
Official HARNESS Vote Revealed
in Canvass Is 23,733-No
Material Changes

Montpelier, sept. 2I.--The commits
sion to canvass the votes cast in the
primary held last week Tuesday com
pleted lite duties shortly before noon to-
day 1t was composed Of Judge 8. G.
wilson. Park H. Pollard of Cavendish,
Smith waite of Hyde Park. and John
Leach Of Montpelier. with the secretary
% State.
The results show that W. y. billing
ham. candidate for L. S. Senator. prob
aoIY act the largest vote over cast for
a sMeje man in Vermont. unless IL may
be Josiah Grout of Newport, atcut
which there is some question. Harry 4
Black led tho State ticket, while walter
+. Scot. was u cloee second The o,~-
Vase did not show any ,raserial change
over what was unofficie3Y annoar ced
last week.
The certificate bears the fo'iowin 2
figures.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
HOW ONE WOMAN WAS HELPED

Althea walker. New River, Pa,
writes; II have been troubled with weak
kidneys for two years. ] took Foley
Kidney Pills and they helped me fine,
7 rest fine all night and now have no
trouble with my kidneys" Foley Kid.
ney Pills have given similar relief to
thousands OF men and Women. W.
OSullivan, so Church St.-Adv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
JUST REVERSE THE CONDITIONS
From the Worcester Telegram)

plight, but fail In respect for the good
sense. of the Boston gentleman who patted
a strange horse on the nose. got badly
bitten and now sues the horses owner
for damage II appears the Boston gem
tleman was more sffable than discreet
In pattine the strange horse on the nose
How would he like to have a strange
horse pat him on the nose?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
CUT THIS OUTFITS WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c to
Foley & Co, 1895 Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago, Ill writing your name and ad.
dress clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs.
colds and Group, Foley Kidney Pius
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. w,
OSullivan. 80 Church St.--Adv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
STILES-HILLS
Boetvr Young Man. Formerly ~ Bur
iinston, Returns for Bride

Humphrey A. Styles Of Boston. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Styles OF this
city. and Miss Bertha Hills, daughter OF
Dean and Mrs. Joseph l.. Hills. were
married on Saturday afternoon at the
home Of the bride In this city by the
Rev. c. J. Staples. Only immediate rela-
tives were present, Mr.. Styles is grad
uate OF the University of Vermont and
now employed in banking business. Miss
Hills was graduated AT Smith College and
At Columbia University.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
GETS $lO21 VERDICT
v. Must Pay for Household Gooa.
Burned In Railroad station

MONTPELIER sept p-rhe jury in the
Vermont Railway company returned !,
verdc; this afternoon for the p,s,r,in
to recover sl0H for damages receiv.a
when her goods wers burned in ,hs
station at Sheldon few years ago
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
The City Trust Company

ssociated with The Howard Matte strong State
aik an arrangeant wc7 ,es to the patrons of both
U to- Advantages of the banking
M the Eaeevs Bank We all service offered by any
tate Bank " ~ ~ ~''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23

Wise arc they who watch and follow
the methods OF a store through its adver-
usins 1t 10 il profitable practice to read
Inc advertisements every day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23

NO EXCUSE FOR PROrITEERING
Ten thousand francs for that old pic.
ture7 could understand IL, Of course.
II YOU were offering modern painting
with oil AT It's present price. But In the
eighteenth century oil wasn't worth more
than four sous a gallon"-Ls Pele Mele
(PariA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
THE ANSWER

size: DO you know why I won't marry
Eou."
He: Il can't think"
She: you guessed .t-"--Stanford
Eahparra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

TRENTON, July 3o:-The Inter
national Harvester Company, which
IS Incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey and has a resident Office
IN Newark, has filed q certificate
with Secretary of State Martin
amending its charter by which 1t is
privileged to increase its authorized
capital stock from $40, 10000 to
$3.50, 100000 consisting Of 100000
shares of the par value of 800. The
increase was accomplished by
5umping the company's $50. 900, 900
of preferred stock to 500, 100000
through the addition of 100000
shares of preferred, each valued at
500 par.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
State News

TRENTON. July s0.-Despite the
ACT that Louis P. Horning. a resident
Of 81 south Broad street, Elizabeth
has failed to pay s15.75 o gas
supplied to him sixteen years s
BY the Elizabethtown Gas Light Com
pany. the Public Utilities Commission
has ordered the company, upon ap-
~piication by Horning, to install q
meter and supply service to him after
4 deposit reasonable in amount to
protect the company against future
loss has been made by Horning. The
man filed a complaint with the board
to the effect, hat after he had n
stalled a gas range n his home
recently. the company would not give
him service, apparently because ne
had not paid the bill OF years ago.
TRENTON, July so.-The City
Gas Light Company. which serves gas
in Ocean City, has been allowed by
the Public Utilities Commission to hle
q schedule providing for a rate OF
$3.50 per 1000 cubic feet of gas
sold on and after August 1, 1920,
according to announcement by the
board today, which dismissed an up
plicarion from the company for
approval by the board OF an ncrease
in rates from $3.50 to $2.15 per
1000 cubic feet to ordinary metered
customers. The board also stated
that the existing schedule of service
charges of the company shall con-
tinue in force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

F1tnrs sen In Train Path-Doad
SANTA CRUZ, Cal.-After appear
ing at the railway station here for
three days and remaining for some
on each occasion, q we'll
dressed and apparently cultured
woman. fhung herself beneath the
wheels of an incoming train. She
was killed. No Identification has
teeu made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
NOTICE or SALE.

NO IaNaNs
STATE Of Neu hsNico, fsunty ~ hsrnnlilloi
in the District Court. d.
Eduardo sanchez. Executor Of the Estate 81
Juan Garcia , Garcia, Plaintiff.
Bop.iseia Apod.sa de osrsla. e, ais. De.
fandnnis
Notice i hereby given. that psIsuant 20
q decree Of the District Court, 81 bsrnalillp
County. entered In the abnve entitled rhuse
on the 10th dsy Of May, 1890, VIII gheI
Tor ssie. and sell 70 the Highest aud bgst
bidder. for cash. "a the front door Of the
Couu House Of Bsrnaiillo County, on The
aend day 81 june. 1920, u the hour 81 30
O. clock . NJ, the following described real
Beginning a. the y. 2 corner o. said
land, being the sUuih line o. IrumNel
avenue; thence, 80 feet, o tnches. 90 a
corner thence Nest. Z feet thencr auuth
no feet, o inches, 10 . cornrri thence
wsst D feet 20 q corner. thence south
as feet. b inches thence west 90 feet
thence north ~ feet thence east %
feet % place Of beginning
bounded on the norh ~ cromwell
avenue. on The south, Pedro hArquefi
on the east, b. Anastaeio Lopez on The
vest b Barfias road
That SAID rais H. for fhe purpose 81 pay
ine rIahna against The estsie q Juan Garcia
' uercia. Hnd all costs inriudtnR attorneys
NV" EDUARDO SANCHEZ
Freeutar o. thc EEiAia Of iunn
Garcia , Carols. Decsassd.
Nav a2lgo. June A.t2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
nOTIcE OF SUIT

s,sis Of Mes Mssiss. County " Bsrualillo,
In the District Court
EmmsiI n. Gill. Piaintin.
~.
Hftal Gu. Defendant
10 the Above Named nafendants
You are hereby notihsd that q suit has
been dled aEaiuNt you In the said Court and
founiF By the above named riainiih. fu
Wbleh said plaintih prays for an ahsoiute d.
.urce from The Defendant. Uu the grounds Of
abandonment and deeertion.
And you are farther nOtihed that unless yen
enfer or Cause 10 be entered your appearance
in said cause on Or before the 2lst DAY oi
jane. A. d.. 1870. Judgment VIII he rendered
IN said cause against you hy default aud the
relief prayed for viii be granted.
The name Of the plaintiff . attorney Is
Hearock 4 0ngsby, whose pottOmee address
IA Albuquerque, n.
(ssall AkSrOk hoNfO1A
ny Clerk.
HAIRY .. LEE. Deputy.
Nay 6-I5s29-2e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
Supper Table
Gossip

TTr rrnlor pleEs ndd|Ikn - ~.
n. 81. y. WttItF. lbe student peiii'
I1rHa' s. of the ure1t today. Will
NINs Anne Cfistr the edIirf. Tbs
edition H. ram 81 lively coiaraent'
NNH4t the 9ranfat|c club slin&, Cab
aratIAh N|fhlt pfe advice 20 the
un.itlso Itswfn % ne dtpcftine
MtnIhtt % tnt tlaM There VIII b.
Hul Two D rrrulhf editions o. tho
weekly this tefA1. GtpIFr Bryan b
The faitur for iA4 c1nirr. frnr.
Nfd rcnIlaf mftiing - t'4r AlssIQn.
Any Society 81 thu chllalian church
viii b. held 81 err hnn.e 81 Mrs. r
T.. nufitr. A1t North Firth street 90
next Thursday afternoon m 1s3o
Ms Wnlnm Mepnqi vR bs
the ltnurr
Ilie piano ryrstpl a~ci<slnlsa 70 ha,e
lfan fietn MAY t6th ~ w pnnih
OF Mrs. Blanche Underwood Of fife
r7etronea ahill d later daie. am
nosneement Of which VIII ne mede
Ii,c W,oman's ncncni Association
Of the Naccahccn win hold their reg
ALTAR meeting Tuesday at elae a. J. y.
o. H. hail. Mrs Lily - Moore. late
deputy. Will be here. The card parry
which was 10 have Httn given BY the
ladies' has been postponed.
A~NhHnsrrane chapter NO, 8 War
Molhtfa 81 Anatflca. Ntfr requsatnd
10 mfti al Odd FelloVs hail a. ,
m NoNdhf. 10 Join ~ The memcrhi
nersIcea. Cara and flowers have been
allanEe1 Tor
15r ladies' of ~. Johu's Guiia are
making preparations 10 hold q Bo-
hefaIan festival ana entertainment at
Mcclellan square DURING the month
o. July.
~. wedge yin speak at the BROAD
way Christian church tomorrow
mnrnnr and evening Professor John
Iukkcn. dean OF Zine arts NJ the state
InipersIiy, will sing AZ the morning
service: Mrs Scissor al the evening
H1fsicc.
The sentence nf Iasrnsn catinola
who was given o yraf 10 one scar
ard three nsorths In tre state ptni-
iouiiary. Wae changed BY judge
Hickey to-day 10 the same period IN
me STATE Reform school 81 k~prinseii
n. 81. because the hoy WA aho~p %
no under ~. isIenfu tttmtd tu hatt
enme ainiculty remembering just
utfn he was horn. lie gave his age
III Various times fIum - 20 ID A
llftH certificate produced yesterday
stated that he was born IN iuit, ,
The boy was convicted OF larceny on
May 20.
rommunisy canning Nfn h discass-
~ with the county demonstration
ernnf. Miss Ida u. fpuch and County
Anent q. T.. Crawford this afternoon
81 q committee from the Hoircsecp-
Ell club from Hnnchos de Atriaco.
The movement Is a new one in this
county. The members o. \ com
mitfoe are Mfs. p. n. Shelly. Ars.
uhn Rfnler. Mrs n T.. Berkhaw and
MIR. John n Parker.
kiiit las been brouEht In the DIS
iricf court By u. NJ. Elias against
Louis Sanchez 90 tscoser 8Bl.st
which the piaintin claims Sanchez
him Tor goods and merchandise
nutchascd.
nr hrsnsc memorial tablet 70
1iatld ~ HdstuNald which VIII be
dedicated ~ the American Legion on
Monday b on display IN Alntson's
winaoU today The Inscription rLadH,
This tablet - dedicated hy Hugh A.
Carissle posi No. Va American Lesion,
Albuquerque. n. NJ. IN the memory
and appreciation " the STIRLING quail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
NOTICE or SUIT.

stats Of New Men1ro. County 81 Bernaiilio.
IN me Diat ne Court.
florenea ". Malcolm. Plaintiff.
".
Chester Thomas Malcolm. also known a.
Chester Thomas Malcom. Defendant
To the Above Named Drfehcantt
You are hereby notified thet q tutt has
been hled against you in The said Courl and
County By the above named plaintif in
which the said plaintiff prayS for absolute
divorce on the grounds Of hon.support.
And you are further nouhed that unless
you enter Or cause 20 BE- entered your appear
nnee in said cause on Or before the -ltt DAY
81 June. A. y. 1890, judgment VII be rem
drred IN said causo nfninst you by default
and the relief prayed for will be grarted-
The name u The pihtntiu = attorney u
u Albuqucrque, NJ. NJ
1sesJ NEFTOA MOSrOYA. Clerk.
by HARRY p. LIZ. DEPUTY
Mnr A.Inll. -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Ho4 n nar aIaa4n ana frldpd who
1itA A. Comp Cody. n. H. on DO
Nfl1bt9 -. 1slt. eHiin Ia tie service
Of tn tfIItd flnIct.
A ntlItInn Tor thu n~puulnflnclff Of =
special TuacdI&n foT Io4onhInc and
Nlthaf1 achfciliGr. Dr.. to soil real
estate Inherited IN part ~ tncm
from their muiftr ms BEEN filed ~
tho district court 81 their father.
Nich.f1 fchrcIbcr II q asked that
~ y hidef IA apponted special
MA a n sisuup addressed the
membership meeting OF the y. W.
e. A. last nlrht upon hrr impressions
81 tn C14ttIaHd natIonAl convention
OF the nesocIalion at which she rep
4oac1ird tho ataIH Of New McxIcs.
Hhc reviewed The rroFrnm for each
hny of lhf convention and described
some 81 inc particuiarly interesting
features ana ecrsIons IN amend.
mcnt limiting onicc holders IN ne
association 20 two years succcssfVe
terms vaa ,rasaed BY the moetlnn.
ofhcr amendments 10 the local con
~rflfuton were read. Pinch was
served a. the CLOSE Of the business
NJ sau cxY,ect TO 90 90 the dcun-
crafts state rohVcntion IN the spccinl
car from Aihuaucruue you had better
80 Judge W. w. Mcclellan and MAKE
your reservation Immediately, TIC
judge announced this morning. The
cor VIII leave on The niEht o June i
The cost has been figured az 81 for
the round trip. Including some badges
that are being prepared for inc
delegation.
Ataamslo Montoyn returned h~i
nlnht from q trip through eastern
New Mexico and thc PerOs valley
whrre he has been In the interest Of
the Inl,nraiir 81 SeW Mcxico and TO
place fchool equipment for several
new school plants Mt. Monfoya re-
ports that the Corona public school
Is installing n or the most complete
gymnasium equipments IN the state.
This school. under construction for
several months. was partially wreck
"a on April 81 when q hiEh wind
blew down the partly completed
walls. II h being rebuilt and will be
ready for service in the fail. Tho
santa Rosa High school also has pur-
chased a. complete playground and
equipment. which Mr.. Montoya says
81 The finest In the state. Condition.
IA the Coos valley are good. Mr.. Mon
tosa saye There has been an
abundance OF rain recently and farms
aud ranEcs are in good shape, al
though ntl farming operations are
late.
an Bos sttnuts mr. requested Ia
meet Mr.. Nelron at the Chamber ~
Commerce bnildinE a. $50 O'Clock ON
Monday morniHK TO get their places
IN the line % march Tor the Memorial
Day parade. The Boy Scouts will he
taken 10 the cemeteries with the
Il. A. R's.. ana the American Legion
men 10 assist them In locating the
graves 81 the dead soldiers and
sailors.
Pee transportation viii be furnish
ed to the various cemeteries ON Mon
dHy for Decoration Day BY c. r.
French. according to his custom.
viii leave his offico at Fifth and
Central Avenue at every hour and
half hour from Z O'Clock in the morn
ing on. lie Will also take a flow
ers for persons who are unable 10
60.
A person SO years and nine months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Hnntrfd Fhnnsnna no'lars f4teVonoi. Con-
'~lfafldFt MAJ nahnIt nftfosaH fof the uhqlC
o. hng nalf nflftf @hff. A etfllnfd strtk
III Fire nandfff DnI'nrn tftOo onl uaie
naytnla unrandIfinufIly 90 tho Alhuqnerquc
raaa - : fqsranies ~ guo1 faith % The
pert Of ltr chrffarf1r.
yAe dshi = reserved 70 reject ny Or ~
urospaait
hsf s3'sp; Jane s.tg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

NEW YORK. May Mercantile
paper unehanEed. Exchange lrregu-
iali siefiinN 90 day bills. asa per
cent? rohimercial 90 day bills ON
lauks. aAd per cent. commercial 90
day bills tsen per cent. demand,
dS9h per cent; cables, 5sS per cent.
Sew feft ezrhange on Montreal,
III per otnl discount
Government bonds stronE. railroad
laondn Efronf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

aFAIID PROPOSALS. sill pc ferriAfu W
tHi he ~ isis 6th 1890. 81 the uhee ~
frost and frost Arshtesle Geo hml
oue. a. n. Tor tbe erection and cutnpletinn
I'd IN sssrn sfh19l bulidiurs 10 the tty OF
Albuquerque \ n Estimated eust -Four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

NEW YORK. Aas rs -fibcrty
bonds final prices To-Day 9AH. Pf10s
nrat ~. N1.ta. second 10. A7.ifi nrHt
4fta. k7.k1l n4r9nd As SIZES. third
4Ln aI.4G: faarih tAH. ks.i2. vnt-
tory sAs $500; victory a&s, 9e.oo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Chicago Board Of Trade
Cluac.
cofn-May. si.s74: July, sI.SeA;
ecpt. si.saA.
osis-riay. si.os; July, ssNei
Sept. 75Ac
1~ard-Juiy. e2f.10; Sept. f2i.90.
Hlbs-July, $3.50. Sept, $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

CHICAGO. Mag e9-Buttcr-
Lower, Creamery. ua52Mc.
EHE-Lowcr. Receipts. 22,Gaf
eases. Firsls. ~ r. SOC. ordinary nrsta
35H q 80 ise; az mark. eases included.
81 39c; storage packed extras, i2h
cenifi storage packed firats, 421c.
Pouitry-Aiivc. unchanged.
poiatoes-sieady fieceipiH. 2 80
cnrs. Northern white sacked AID
boit. f1.7hR s.ops new, steady; Ala
81 ma biish triumphE, $500 ~ g.1b.
l@Duiuiana nurlnnks. f7.00WT.z6 cWt..
Florida No. ! barrels. 80 2sMif.T5;
80 2. tff.s5ais0o.
-. nANsAn ~ No NAY B d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
Livestnok

KANSAS CRY. No.. May 2s.-
cattle-Heceipts., 400. Market for
weak. Choice and prime beef steers,
iS cents lower: heavy barely steady;
ycarlinga and tat cows. 80 cents 70
tl.e0 lower; bulls sftadyg vcals and
calves steady 10 50 cents higher.
HoEH-Hcceipts. soc. All weights
fully IS ccnts lower than last weeks
average. top. $3.50; bulk lights and
medlumr, tls.7S4 i4.3o; bulk heavy.
tl3.75H i4.is.
shccp-No receipts. Market for
week. sheep. 20 10 SO cents lower:
clipped lambs aud ycariinEs steady.
aprinR lambs. so Ia 70 cents higher:
goats, fi.bo 10 3i.7b.
CHICAGO. May gs.-CattIe-Re-
csipts. 2.5O0. No Trading today: com
pared with a week ago. heavy beef
steers steady 20 strong. other weights
mostly rs to 40 cents higher. calves
80 cents 10 n.oo higher; all other
classes steady.
Hogs-Reccipis. $4,000. Market
mostly 10 70 Is cents lower. Top,
tIt.iOs bulk Hight and light butchers.
fi4.so q 1890. balk ESQ pounds and
over. flf.30 1855: pigs 20 cents
lower. with bulk at si2.0o o. i2.50.
siicep-heceipts, 5000. Practically
all Of tOdav'a arrivals were direct.
market compared with a week ago:
Best lambs 90 cents To 500 higher;
common and medium lambs, $500 To
- 90 lower sheep, 500 to fi.s5
lower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
LE0AI NOTICES

A person So years and nine months
old has lived q billion seconds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
ALSO URGES RELIEF
FOR COTTON IAI;NIRS.

okLNliOMA CITY, okla, oct. ! 2.
In an effort to obtain the same aid
Tor cotton growers THAI is being con.
sidered for Cuban sugar growers
John y. Whitehurst, president Of the
state board Of agriculture, this after
noon sent n telegram tC Bainbr!dgc
Colby, secretary of state of the
United States. HIS telegram was as
follows:
II note you have arranged a meet
ing with bankers to protect Cuban
sugar situation. Can you nuL ar.
range meeting to protect cotton.
which moro seriously affects the in
tcrnal financial situation than most
financiefs conceive? 1t is the lar.
Rest agricultural product OF the
lnlteG States and has turned the
balance of trade IN favor Of America
Tor so years. \ large per cent of
me CROP Will not he harvested II
price continues to Ccclinc. Cen Won
not arrange with bankers &c form AN
tNporttinIncc corporation to assist
Japan central powers and otner cot.
,oh manufacturing nations In
Europe"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

Herb Koch was arrested this
morning for stealing car that be-
longed " Dr. W. 7. Embrce of Pitts
burg, Kansas. lie was arrligncd
and made bond of $1,000. Tho car
was taken from him and put in
Jucksch's garage 10y Deputy T.. B
Hicks. After Koch was rclcasd he
and another man went to Juoksch' $
garage ana told the garage man
Hicks sent them foI the car and got
the car in their possession. This morn
ing Dr. Embree arrived from Kan
sas and identified the car as irs. lie
swor" out a warrant Cor the arrest
Of Koch, for stealing the car Koch
was rcdrrosted and arraiEucd and
again made a bond of $1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

Slick. lie had been married before.
lhe youngest was Eirl ~ years
old of Sapulpl. 4 uAmbcr of cou-
pies applying for divorces had been
married short time and one cou-
pie from Brlstov had been married
such Il short time that tho license
had not been recorded. one couple
had bccn married 81 years and had
been divorced once and remarked
ono woman iS suing for "a divorce
because her husband Is iu the pcni-
t'ntlarN Another il sooNlug dt-
vorcc from her common law husband
and is seeking division OF the prop
Drty.