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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
Farmers Organized Co
IHe :. Hairy Plants?

s-gflNe 0H|
~ doubt that the larger
: II u surplus during April,
.'lgi Iu ne and the fact that the
VI . s their pay for milk
sa FssE.f from the big dealers,
IT o ss5 q desire or movement
q. farmers to own and oper-
:: aS ,T N factories in Vermont,
f .S GSs surplus can be made in
r's.I I.t:,nr.f ~ products at a less
,'' y .-sssnally in greater returns.
"a =, as sDparent that if the new
|: - =. PLANTS, now numbering
4 ':',' .ot been organized, the re-
J. - their products would have
{; y ;,rbt less than what they re-
u fhis connection, it is in
q = N note that an average
s5 FIR butter fat by II COOP
: i t. Lt and II proprie--
q , !o1 was computed and
l1:s...sasrmined that the eoopera-
= ;. LT'r received for the year 1919,
l- =. more per pound butter fat
- - Maid BY proprietary COM
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13

Love may be the greatest thing In
the world, but if one is to believe
the dispatches it also is the greatest
trouble-maker in the world.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13

A woman can appear sad and get
sympathy for having q secret sorrow,
but a man who appears that way Is
called a bore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
DARE DE sEA1A 81
MULTUAuTA PUBIICA

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'iPrintul Niculae''
din Bridge Port, Ohio, av1nl
Petrecere i1npreu1l;t cu Dams, in
sara zilei de 18 Sept. 1920, Ia
care au avut un rezultat destul
de multamitor. Att din prlnct do
vedere moral cit 81 material.
Multamim tuturor fratilor Ro.
mini, att din loc cit 81 jur, 81
rugam ga 81 pc viitor Sd ne dea
sprUinul d-nealor.
Soc. ''Printul Nicuaes mul-
tameSte inca odata tuturor fra
tilor Romini care au contribute
81 au binevoit, suprasolN dupa
cum u1meaza:
FIR. Dionise Baciu, Pres. al
Societatii din loc $500; sora
Soc. ''Coroama Romdnieis' din
Yorkville, Ohio $500; stdfsn
colceriu $1.oo; M>pfeY March,
$l.00; George Italian &1.00; Ia
rie Botezan $l.0O; Nick Oracesn
$1.00; Vasile Bacin - Ren. In
vierea $500; Avram Mecleam
$1.OO; Pit Ruscuta 800; loan
Sandru $l.00; iNiculae Stan $1.00
George Cazan 500; Niculae II
teiu 500; loan Cretu $l.O0; Ga
vrila Cornea *1.OO; Nicolae For
tea $1.OO; Noise Puscas $3.50 !;
George N. Puscas 5Oc; Andreiu
Mihaiu $1.O0; Niculae Taflan|
$i.o01 ! y;e5;j|j - 30. 90; "a
droaik Fss1ll 6b8; Soc. Ress
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
A Y | z

d.. Gavril CorSatea anunta
onor. public romin ca, incepind
Gu / Octomvrie a. c., este an
gajat stabil ca conducator pen
tru afacerie de trimiteri de
bani 81 vinzare de sifcarti in
Banca SECOND NATIONAL
BANK din Warren, Ohio.
Deci Sc avizeaza onor. public
Cd incepind Gu / 0ctomvrie sa
80 adreseze in afacerile lor Ia
'dinsul in Second National
Bank, din Warren. O., 81 nu Ia
adresa de mai inainte din Main
Street 107. (26-32)
vapoare c&tre casa sunt: Re-
gina d'Italia, in 13 Nov, d.
rect II Constants, 81 prin Fran
+ 81 Italia, IN fiecare sapta-
nina 4,sunt vapoare do cele mai
'bune. Tot prin d. Corsatea
g pot aduce persoane de acasx
cu CO mai bun4 sigurant3.
Nm uitati deci . VI adresa
personal san IN scris Il
oOHD NATIONAL BANK
&. Oor3atsa,
laager Foreign Dsp't.
lvA11I6, Q. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
Av |

Iubitilor frati ro1nfni 81 Stimati
cetitori. Prin aceasta publicare
.aflati ca eu Gu Nunaele Stefan
Manescu nascut din Sasca Mon
tana judetul Caras,Sever,in, Ro-
mInia Mare ac,lm 1ocuitor ii
Bethlehem de Is ami carele am
fost in Patria veche adeca in
Romfnia mare 81 ann stat acolo
locului 10 saptamini I'm care tinlp
mis- 'au dat ocaziunea q vcdea
multe prin carl neaJuns,lri AL
trecut 81 suferit sarmaaii uuytri
consa teali "a 81 toti altii de prin
toate partileasa ca mult 81 multe
fol ar trebui Sd scriu daca as vol
sa lie scriu toate, f11sa un lucru
mai de capetenie voesc sa vii
scriu 81 anume: zvon,r1,ile de ia
toatc bisericile din turnuri SAN
luat JOS de fostul guvcrn ungu-
resc in decursul ra1boiului asa
s'a hlat 81 din comma noastra
Sasca montana care era co.
muna vestita vesela 81 pima de
viata acuma sunt toate intors
asa cd Gu am zis catre mai multi
pcteni ca pacat este ca nu sunt
zvonuri la Biserica, ca comuna
tara zsOnuri ca casa tara oro-
logi 81 ca amnata, fara trimbitas
81 ca nunta tara lautas, asa am
aunt, 81 dl lloStru Parinte loan
Murgu carele nu Si-au 4zauitat de
datorinta Preoteasca 81 asa in
ziua de Inaltarea Domnuui- dupa
ce au gatat ell predica, s'au a.
dresat catra mine, Cd eu sd flu
at1t de bun 81 sa staruesc pc
linga fratii Romini din America
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02

81 sa 'Colectez cit pot ca sa Sc
poata cumpara un Clopot la
sfinta lbiserica, 81 inca III 'au dat
81 o ntgarc subscrisa de d-nealli
prevazuta 81 Gu sigilul Bisercei,
in care rugare zice ur1natoarele !:
Catra tot sufletul crestinesc
din continental luminii, al ina,
intarii 81 Culturii din America.
Razbolul mondial din Europa au
secerat multe vieti omenesti, asa
ca nea lasat in mare jale 81 pc
moi rominii din Sasca montana, !,
mis- 'au luat 81 clopotele dim tur-
nul bisericii carl optIzeci de ami
iau chemat pc strabunii noStri
la Rugaciq,ne 81 au plms dupa
iubitii nostri morti. Ma 'adresez
catra Vol Americani hlminati
Prin tbunul nostru 81 al vostru
crestin Stefan Manescu ca sd va
indurati de biserica noastra ro
mlneasca din Sasca -montalla. 81
sd bine voiti a colecta 0 sulnla
oare care pclltrl procurarca
unui Clopot pc seama bise1'icci
aoastrc lar buuul Dumnczeu sd
va rasplateasca din dar,lrile sale
ceresti 81 pam1ntesti faceea de
bine.
In nlrmele comunei Ibisericesti
Sasca montana va salut pc toti
GU inima ronlineasca.
Sasca montana la Is Iunie 1920.
Doctorand i'm sfinta teologie
loan Murgu,
parOh OrtodOx rOnlln.
Asa dara ell am Colectat aicea,
incepind Gu Sasca +montana:
Stefan Manescu $1,000; Gise!a
Manescu $1,000; Arsenic Ungu-
rian $500; Elena Ungir.iar $500
Emil Ungurian $500; Simion
Ungurian $500; Corr Ungu1'ian
$500; Costica Ung,rl.ian $1,000;
Anton Ungurian $1,000; loan Po-
'pescu $1,000; Carol Lang $1,000
Simion Croitori $1,000; Constan-
tin Croitori $1,000; loan Turba-
rian $500; George Stolojan SIS
George Doneti $500; Nicolae
Manescu $500; F'rant Moss $500
Sanda Pocnari $500; Si1nior
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
GEORGE BLAGA
WARREN, OHIO
ZIUA ALEGERu10R
Sc APRoPIE.

Alegerilc Nationale 1ntrec. pc
toate ac,,m, cutia-ti plna de
pamflete 81 carti politice, 81 te
gindesti ca pc cine sd votezl.
Natural ca dificil a decide,
pentru ca multe chestii nu stunt
destul de clare. Sit1latia e Gu
totul deosebita, cind sa decizi
ce remediu sd cumperi i'll caz dc
nea .junsuri de stomac. Aici Sti ca
este numai un rcmediu pc care
tc poti incredc, Timers A1neri-
can Elixir of Bitter Wine. Fie-
care. care ia un astfel de RENE
diu nu Sc mai gindeste sa 1ncerce
altul. pentru ca sc va Simti Ga H
George Ivcich care pea scris din
st. Louis, Mo. la l Sept. 1920:
''Triner's American Elixir OF
Bitter Wine de sigur aJuta."
Timers Angelica Bitter Tonic c
alt remediu excellent. Tn tonic de
incredere o necesitate ca sa ii
rccladeSti vitalitatea 81 Sc incor.
dezi nervii. Ninzatorul de medi-
cine are aceste remediuri de vim
zare. Joseph Triner Company.
1885 S. Ashland Ave.
(Adv.) Chicago, III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
De vlNZARE

~s
Farma de 10 acre, casa Gu 9 odai,
grajd pentru 40 vite, garage,
gainarie, etc, pretul este $1,000,
bani gaia $1,000.
Farma de As acre, casa buna 81
grajd, IL, mile della oras, pretul
$4,000, bani gaia 81 500, restul
anual dupa invoiala.
Farma de 16O acre, adoptata pen
tru napi de zahar, soiul de pri-
ma calitate, numai jumatate de
mila din oraS, casa mare, doua
grajduri, 81 alte cladiri, pretul
$4,000, sd cere in bani gaia ju-
matate, restul dupa invoiala.
Farma de 40 acre, casa Gu 5 odai,
grajd ell pivnita, pomi roditori,
2 mile din oras, pretul $4,000,
UdIl gaia F-,OOV.
Farma de 40 acre, 4 mile din oras,
casa 81 grajd bun, pretul $4,000,
bani gaia 81, 800.
Farma de so acre, casuta mica 81
barna, garduile sunt in condi-
tie cam slaba, pretul este $4,000,
bani gaia $1,000.
Acum este timpul de te aseza La
pamint caci nu stii ce aduce ziua
de milne, 81 nu este mai sigur ca
la farnla a face bani astazi.
Pentru orice fel de informatiuni
scrie romineste la: (26-3O)
Millington Fruit Store
Millinyton, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02
LIBERTY BoNOURl
81 kARCI De CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Pl1tim bani
gaia si preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitl cas6
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etsj. Luati ele.
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-ssupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi.
na Ia orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-02

Poenari $1,000; Mattel Poeuari
Lena Covrig $500; Koza
Rotos n. Ierinia $1,000.
Din dMerite commune 81 jlld.
loan Neteu, Ohiyi11eu jud. Arad
$500; Tanasie Sanitchi, Teunes-
Buciu jud. Tinisorei $500; Va
sile Barna, Socodor jud. Arad
$500; loan Mihalca, Simand Jud.
Arad $500; Petru Stan, Sap6nta
jud. Maramaros $3.50; HE Yer
mecan, Folea jud. Timisoarei
$500; Nicolae VelmeSa1l, Bette
hem, Pa. >$l.0O; Carolina Stefa-
MIA Vermesan Bethlehem, Pa.
$1.OO; Petru Dan, Folea jud. IT.
miSoarei $500; Simion Pavel,
Folea j,ld. Timiyoarei $500; Vii
chentic Crainic, Folea jud. Ii
misoarei $1.OO; Trifu Muntean,
Temes -Buciu judetul Tinnisoarei
$500; George Pescari, Cianadul-
mare j,rd. Torontal $100; Petra
Cicala, Toracul@mare jud. Toron-
tai $1.O0; George Savu, To1acul-
mare jud. Torontal $1.OO; Loan
Mierica, Borosncul4 mare judetul
Trei-scaune $1.O0; loan Buna
ResiA montana jud. Caras SIEVE.
rim $500; Damaschin Miloia, FL
zes jud. Caras-Scverin $500;
Meila Ge1a, FIXES jud. Caras-
Severin $1.OO; n. n. Trenton n.
j.. $500; George Cheva, MMco-
VAT jud. Caras-Severm $l.OO;
Maria Bordinca, Bocsa-montana
5000; Mihai Cretu, Cicldva-mon-
tana jud. Caras-Severin $500;
Alexandra Cretu, CicloIa mon
tana jud. Caas-Scverin $500:
loan Cretu, Ciclova lmontana jud
Caras-Scv. $500; Pavel kvarni-
cean Ciclova-montana jud. Cares
Severln $500; loan PARTISAN,
Oravito-montana jud. CarasSev.
$500; George Opris. Bungard
jud. Sibiiu $500; George Timi-
san, Moldova-Noua jud. Oaras-
SEVERN $500; Pctru Tirviu, FL
bis jud. Timisoarci $500; loan
Boldea, Coara -de-jos jud. Alba
Inferioara $500; George Petro-
Wei, Sidanovita jud. Tinlisoarei
$500; Rosalia uhirila, Slatina
jud. Caras-Senerin $100; D. b.
Csentericy, Dunafolduar Tolna-
megye $l.00; Andrei Harcsar,
Saros-mcgye $1.O0; Oscar Fella,
Bavaria $l.0O; VENT curat A.
wind Petrecere 1915; Andray
Filka, Udvarszalas $l.0O.
Deci vim pc Gale ziaristica a
multami doamnelor 81 domnilor
Donatori pentru ! credinta pusa
in mime 81 ma tin de datorinta
dupa cum le-a1n fagaduit ca to5
asa vol plblica 81 in &oilc din5
Patria veche ca sd vada 81 sd Sc
cominga fratii donatori ca Hapta
lor 'vrednica de lauda are sd vie
la llrechi.c tutu1'or acelora ce
citesc foile rolnfnesti stunt ii ra-'
min Salutindll-va Gu toata stima
Stefan 1IAnescu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

~---~-----~
A good piano-case organ for sale
cheap at Bailey's Music Rooms.
| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night. Landi's orchestra. adv
Dance at armory, Montpelier, Satur-
day. CAROLS six piece orchestra. adv.
One of Robert Burns famous poems
to be seen in real life at the Barre
opera house on March 26.---adv.
See the spats at half price-so CON
venient to slip on over low shoes. You
will need them Get them now at
Peoples Shoe Store
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier,
Friday, March 8. Montpelier post, No.
3, VS.. Shamrocks of Barre. Tickets at
Lander's pool room. Dance after game.
adv.
Fifty Red Men of Iroquois tribe, with
knives and hatchets and all the imple-
ments for degree work, went to East
Barre last night to visit Wuchosen
tribe and assist their fellow members
in advancing 30 candidates to the de-
gree of warriors. The journey was
made in large sleigh barges
Public box social and card party for
the benefit of the Foresters' team of
Granite City camp, No. 1856, the Mod
ern Woodmen of America, Odd Fellows
hall, this friday evening, March 5, at
8 o'clock Each lady is requested to
bring lunch for two. Admission, l0c.
Don't miss good time. Meeting called
at $50.
The annual meeting of the road com
missioners and selectmen for Washing
ton county will be held at Montpelier
on Thursday, April %, at 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. m. The statutes require
the attendance and provide for the per
diem and expense charges of the road
commissioners and seleetmen. Full and
careful consideration will be given to
the question of the maintenance of our
roads, and also to the rules and reg
ulations governing the expenditure OF
road funds subject to the supervision
of this department. Town officials who
have charge of the expenditure and ac-
counting of road funds should attend
these meetings.
What is expected to be the event of
the season, as far as Scotch American
local dances Is concerned is TO take
place in Clan Gordon hall on Saturday,
March 10. This is to be a joint affair
between three of the local clubs, the
Meadow Brook Golf club, the Burns
club and the Glenugie club. The com
mittee, which consists of the three Of
ticials from each club, the president,
vice president and secretary, making
nine in all, have been elected, and
have met and talked matters over, as
it is the wish of the members of those
three clubs to make this affair one huge
success There are no tickets printed
for this get together, but all who wish
to attend are asked to give their name
to any of the committee as soon as
they can, as the attendance will be
limited. Get your name in early and
avoid disappointment The following
il the committee: Chairman, J. Geals,
secretary, J. Freeland, assistant secre-
tary, G. Robertson, A. Matthews, A.
Mcdonald, A. McHafiie, B. Palmer, G.
Leal, A. Cowie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 and 7 p. m.--adv.
New and used sleighs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100.
Fresh Strawberries, celery and lettuce
at Marchetti's Fruit Store, near Park
theatre.
All Lundstrom, the Swedish marvel,
VS.. Yelles. Wrestling, Friday night,
Clan hall. Eli Bourbon. feree.-adv.
Word was received last night of the
sudden death of Charles A. Ross, son of
Mr. and Mrs Alex Ross, at Nashua,
N. H., formerly of this city
Basketball, armory hall. Montpelier,
Friday, March 5. Montpelier post, No.
3, VS.. Shamroeks of Barre. Tickets at
Lander's pool room. Dance after game.
adv.
Miss Mildred Clark of belmont ave-
nue. has returned from Concord, N. H.,
where for the past 10 days she had
been visiting, and yesterday she con-
tinued her duties at the Adams COM
pany dry goods store.
Badness can be prevented easier
than it can be cured. Stop falling hair
and dandrpff, and prevent badness by
using Partisan Sage; best for the hair.
Sold by Z. A. Drown & Co. on guaran-
tee of money back if not satisfied.
adv.
A party of North Barre boys and
girls left Barre at $3.50 Tuesday night
on sleighride to Graniteville. The
evening was well spent, Mario Barberi
and JEANNE Milne furnishing music for
dancing. A duet was given by Eddie
Melvin and Arthur Pruneau. Refresh
ments of coffee, cake, doughnuts and
ice cream were served by Nellie Carrie
and Esther Banchi. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Sophia
Rossi 1t was not until late hour
that the party left for home The com
mittee in charge of the delightful even
ing was Evelyn Carrie, Amelia Toma
SIM, Olga Carusi, Amanda Month, Re-
mo Bianehi and Rigo Comolli.
William Hauskan of % Merchant
street left here yesterday afternoon
for the Royal Victoria hospital, where
he will submit to an operation that
will mean the loss of his right eye.
Hauskan, while working at the Steele
Granite Co Tuesday afternoon, was
most unfortunate, as a piece of steel, a
chip from bullset hammer which
broke off when Hauskan struck it with
the striking hammer, few with such
force that it imbedded itself in the eye,
destroying the sight. 1t was at first
believed that the eyeball might pos
sibly be saved but the condition yes
terday caused the physician to advise
its removal so that the other eye might
not be affected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
Some Fire Prevention Advice.

Since this is the customary time OF
the year for papering and painting, at
tention is drawn to the chimney caps
in every home. Many fires have or
iginated from paper being plastered
over these caps and for this reason and
as another means of fire prevention 1t
is deemed advisable that this practice
be stopped in Barre homes. Another
spring time feature is the ash question
All ashes should be removed from eel
lars before the summer months. and
now is the time to dispose OF them, as
city teams are busiest in the summer
Fire Chief John Heney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05

Special communication OF
"a Granite lodge, No. 80, +. and
~ a. NJ, Friday, March 8, at Z
~MGM~ D. m. Work, f. G. degree.
NIX Per order W. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
PEOPLE o KNOW

ard Doyle. Miss winifred Doyle will
arrive In the city In n few days from
Seattle, Wash, whore she In In school.
Col. Ralph Il. Twitchell of santa
Fe passed through the city last night
on his way to FL paso.
Miss Grace Jenkins of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada. has come to AL
buquerque to assist In the opening OF
the agency Of tho New York Life In
urance company.
u. q. Denny returned to Gallup last
night after several days stay here on
legal business.
Miss Helen r. williams OF New
Haven. Conn, a come to Albuquer-
que to spend several months. She was
q stcnogrnpher at Yale University for
II years.
Il. l.. Medler of El Pnso Is In the city
on business. lie was formerly district
Judge here.
Mrs. r. j. Mabry who has been III
for several days at the Woman's and
childron's hospital, is reported to be
greatly improved. .
Constable A. S. Moraga has Just
recovered from an attack Of lagrippe.
Grippe.
Miss Margaret Leo has returned
from Boston, to spend Christmas with
pnrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Lee. She In "a student at Simmons
college in Boston. She will start
back east on December IS.
DIR. ID. II. Murray. Osteopathlc Phys
ician. Free consultation. sos W.
Central. Phone Oi4-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
Radiator repairing. ouickel Auto 90.

News has been received OF the birth
Of u daughter TO MIR. and Mrs, Lam
bert Lowary in Denver. Colo. on
December 10. The little girl has been
named Barbara Jeanne, Mr.. Lowary
was formerly employed at the Even-
Ing Herald.
Miss Betty Morrissctte. n University
student will leave this evening for
lei Paso to spend the Cristmas holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Morrissctte. Miss Juliette F1eischer
will accompany Miss Morrissette.
Miss Hortense Switzer has returned
from Il three months stay in Nncozari,
Mexico where she has been working
with Miss Alberta Hawthorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid and little
daughter Suzanne. arrived In the city
today In their private ear from Taco
ma, Wash, to Join Mr.. ard Mrs. w. G..
Reid who will accompany them to
Dexter. n. NJ, for n family reunion
at Christmas.
Reuben Smith. an empioye OF tho
Finnlgan Brown Hide company will
leave tomorrow for HolbroOk, Aria, to
spend the holidays with his mother.
Joseph II. Wilson has gone to Phil
adelphla to spend the holidays with
his family. Mrs. Wilson ana Miss
Sidney Wilson will return with him In
January.
Miss Marietta willis, ~bookkceper at
Hawkins grocery Is entertaining her
SISTER, Mrs. Hamilton from southern
Missouri. during the holidays.
Mrs. q. w. Rowland OF Rochester,
MINI, has arrived In the city with
Miss Margaret Buckley. her niece. to
spend the winter with her sister. Mrs
A. NJ. Buckley Of si7 North Firth
street.
DR.. and Mrs. w. j. McRoberts OF
Hot Springs, S. D., who were in Al
buqucrque for n visit. left last night
FOR California. They visited the Mem
aul school yesterday.
Mra. a. Trudelle OF Hollywood. Cal,
is spending the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. George $. Downer and
family.
O. y. Marion who was In Santa Fo
on business yesterday returned last
night by automobile.
Richard Doyle returned last night
from Los Angeles. Cal, where he ls
attending school, to spend Christmas
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
The National Life
Loans Elks $4,000
On Their Building

The National Life Insurance COM
pany OF the South vest. at n regular
meeting OF the board OF directors, to-
day made arrangements to finance
the Elk's building program TO the ex-
tent OF $4,000 by making this or
ganization n loan on their building. in
this amount.
Frank Stortz. secretary OF the Elks.
said; at Is indeed gratifying to the
Elks lodge that such n company as
the National Life, with home offices
in Albuquerque, can finance this
proposition
The National Life has made n phen-
omenai growth, having been organ
ICED practically less than three years
ago as a New Mexico company. The
president OF the company. John Beck
or. said hat while the company had
not contemplated making this loan
up to yesterday they felt that the
completion of the Elk's building was
an important business proposition fol
this city and, In addition, this2 building
completed would very materially Inn
prove the property owned by the
"Nationnr' on which they will erect
n Glass a" building within the next
few months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

Masquerade Ball, Armory, Monday,
December %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
DEATHS

HEiPLE-Mrs. Bertha Rupert Heiple'
age 80 years, died al her home on South
Arno street this morning at 1880 o'clock.
She came here several weeks ago with hei
mother from Johnstown, Pa. Tho body
was taken TO q. r. freneh's parlors. Funeral
arrHngements will be announced later upon
the arrival Of relatives.
SPUR0EoN-The body Of Mrs. Elura ~
Spurgeon, who died here Monday night, was
shipped to her old home In Canton, Mo-
for burial. Mr.. Spurgoon accompanied the
body back and will return TO Albuquerque
later. c.. T.. French was IN charge Of
funeral arrangements,
LUCERO-Leonardo Lue,ro, 27 years old.
died a. q local hospital last night, lie waa
a United States soldier taking his voca'
tlonHl training here. He leaves two sisters
and q brother, none Of whom are living In
Albuquerque. The body Is bt Strong
Brothers undertaking p%arlors. Funeral
MeruRk-John McTur died at his
apartments last night. lie was So years
old. His home was IN Piear, Iowa, and a
brother Ia on the way TO Albuquerque. Tbs
body Is at Strong Brothers paTlors. No
funeral announcement Will DO made uutil
the arrival Of the brother.
STEfANSkl-Frank stefanbki died al
his home on North Walter street this morn
Jng. He was IS years old. His wife was
with him when death came and will take
the body back TO his home in Hammond,
lad. Strong Brothers are In charge.
sANCHES-The funeral Of Mrs. Sclnma
sanehea, who died last Tuesday morning Of
her residence. 800 West Pacific avenue,
will be held tomorrow morning At $50 ironi
the family residence 10 the Sacred Hear
church. where high mass will be said by
Father Cordova. uariai will be At Santa
Barbara cemetery. crollott will have
ehetbt'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22

At the High School Auditorium Next Monday Evening
Seats On Sale at Nations Book Store, December 9th
Prices--Lower Floor, $3.50; Balcony, $3.50, Plus Tax