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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
NAV OPEN SAN CARLOS
 RESERVE FOR HUNTING

MIAMI. Oct. e6. If negotiations BOW under aay are attended ty sue cess loca. spor,smen Will have an o2. por;aa.,y D nm: upon the san Car. io, Indian Preservation n the near flu. :u-e Announcement 70 this effec. was made :his morning y State Game Warden Joe V. P-ochaska who arr.v- ei in he dis:ric: la:e yesterday a.- ;eraoon for tho purpose O. conferrins with ;he Indian agent !n charge.
 While no definite agreement ha: been reached. Mr P-ochaska is of the opinion permission to hunt upon the reservation will be granted on the paymen- Of small fee In past year Aua:er- were allowed on the rsserya- ,iJa. a:.er :h-y hal frs; made app!i.
 l,.sa D he Indian agea:. and ac- coa 9ar.-T ,he.r application v!'h fee, s- ne ra.a ot -5 cea.s Der day
 Tae reservation is sad ;o be yer. ;i1le -ma. game ,2rad..e There ha~ been rat..cal.y 10 hunting WiJhin i;s limits f- the pas, three years, n sp5rtm being allowed 70 hunt or 'h- res-rys Except in rare instances :ls Indians. :, !s claimed make no a-.5=. % eke 0u: ,ha covernmen, u au Nita game.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
cochise DEMOCRAT
 RepUDiATES CAMpeEll'S
 "SlUSH FUND" CHARGE

DOtGLAS. Oc;. 9S.--The following af. f.iavit has been sworn to by J. M. Sparks. member Of he finance com' mi,;ee Of the democratic state cen ,ral committee 9esu;ing he sllega- ions of Governor Campbell regard ing the raising of huge "slush ;und' by the democratic committee amonc the ca;tlemen of the state:
 "S;a;e Of Arizona. County Of Cochise, is: Before me. II. w. Williams. a no. :ary public in and for said county and state. on .his day personally appearei J. NJ parks. Who after being duly sworn by me. upon h!s oath deposes and says: Tha; he i> one O; SIX mem. ber> 1t ;he finance committee of ,ha democratic s;a;e finance committee ;lat Mr. C D. O,ney 0: PhoeniX i> chairman Q. ;his comm.;,ae. a1d .n. ,'ruc',d nm ,ha. no person o- pen. son, W3l,i saliyi, contribution, P. Cochi,e county far ;Ae sage .inaqce committee except ]. NJ Sparks. ,ha' he, the said Sparks has received con ,ribu,ions 10 the amoua: oi s46o.op  10 date and that the ,a:c-s; sum tha' he has received from any ca,reman IF a,y member Q: he ca..'e ra.>ers a. ,ocia.on |, Sloo', .ha, he ha, mai!e out abyu; 6. ..e;:ess 30 ea;;.e 5anes, m CocAl,e county a,A.a- for con,rl button. and has oaly received fran cate owners $loooo. 0. ;b- abors amann,
 ,S.sneii IM VI sPARNS
 S.bscr.bri aal sworn 70 before n" .a.s ;he -7-h day as os.ooes. lt2o ,STALi II. w WILLIAMS.
 Notary pubic in and fer cosh.s c,uu'y. Arizona.
 My commission expires Fea ls. Is2i
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
NEW ARIZONA PosTmAsTERs

The following postmaster aave r,. gently been appointed .n the state. ac. cordlng 10 informaroa contained n communication received today.
 Birch II. Ca,lHell, appointed 10 Az. tee, Yuma county succeeding oscar Taylor, resigned; Fred L. PGsch a; Feldmaa. Pinal county, successor to David l.. Peterson, resigned; Fife NJ. Norr.s, San Fernando, Pima coun. ". succeeding Reyes N Pacho, r. signed. Minnie D. Scott, San simon, Cochi>e county succeeding Henry \. chamberlain, resign ad: O.vin R. Tay. Tor. q; Liberty. Maricopa county, su, ceeding Aber; Redden. res.gnei, Harry J. Jenkins, at Cooley. Apache county. successor to James C. Wej ster. resigned. Frank Clark at Po,. tale, Pima county. succeeding Opheid Kimsden. resigned: Fannie E. liar bert al Solomonville Graham county. succeeding l.. P. Stevenson. resigned: Norman ]. Rober:s. a; Reiding;o. Pima coun;y. succeeding Hiram l. Johnson. resigned; George O. Was. ner a; Parker Canyon. Santa Cruz county. succeeding L. Y. Mcintyre, res !gned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
KIN6NAN HEARS DEMOCRATS
 ON CAMPAIGNS ISSUES

K}NGMAN. Ar:p. Dct 2s The en- .ta,.a>m Q: ,he D5tiocra;s ran higa ia K.nsman ,onish, and one O, the
 s-v,s. ga,Aarinrs f the campaign svae.ei Henderson stockton. Wiley F U ae. and EAya.u Earhar' a; ;he E.,, :arl.er
 i; agnan', a-N aani -nms.on,i ne ae. together ard they were ,el, !!
 rd.r ay Idis, B,'ineer Q. the .e
 -i ,aees.or cog-. h an e,oqaeat -.'rt. Ar sa,eh,4n pad h., h.. .>,, ,o RaHh camet1n b. rcad.ns rom .he record O, accomplishments 4s ,Aaj gentleman whi.e a member of
 i.@-e., rom Arizona in 1908 to lsl. vlloA saowel ;1e clustering promit e- .a A.. .rae ..eh, He showed ;Aa Na-a S'ai.h. Senator A.hur,' and Carl Hayden had secured millions for the people wAie Cameron brought home
 a,y the bacon -ind That since s;4.s. hood the state had progressed under ! denocratc administration from paay wdeve.ored area 70 the mos. iap,r'sa; ..2;e in ;se union
 
 The League Q: ,;etions he believed
 D be he s.--:es, gift :he world hal even been offered. the magma char .-r, our own constitution, being m s--a:er offering 10 free d people from
 ,e ,hr4liom O. war The speech was he clelres: eSrmpliiieation of ,he iI.e2g1e ever placed before Kiagmsn aul.eEce
 Waey F lone. pilloried Tom Campbell for his attitude on the laai board showing conclusiyely that our governor no, only miss,a,ed his own position in land matters put was -ar.aciy false Q his people, He read from ne affidavit of Barrow to show .a' Campbell had offered five thous. ind dollars to anyone who would fu.'. .,h -tl nee If crookedness on ihe part of Moeur and as a resul, of the offer came the forged Parker letter anj the effort 10 cast odum on the TaWiers Q. ;ae and board He show. et amids, applause. that Campbell admitted he had failed in his duty tc he people bu', that if the people vii. rs' him again he will make amends for his various dirilictions. He poin.. ed ou, that Campbell was out 70, Camouflage the office Of the state engineer. but that the count reecNei WIS asa!ns; him He aiso caargei iha, wi,hou; the consent JfAnoweldse O. ;he board of parions the governor had turned loose one of the vilest mGrderers in the penitentary and that the Azbills who were well known in this county were also given their freedom. His address was punctua:. ed with applause throughout.
 Mohaye couny Is sure to roll ao
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
PHOENIX MAN HURT

PEOENIN. Oc,. 2>.-M. D. MeDon- a,d. Ras injured a. Hayden yesterday when g gasoline tank truck which he was driving went over lo-foot em. bankmen; near the Utah avenue school building. according 70 a mes sage received tonight Mcdonald was thrown from his sea; and fell under the truck.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
FORTY MAsoNs INITIATED
J. F. MCDONALD,

TUCSON, Oct. 27.-For,y cand.' dates were initiated al the installa' ton ceremonies of the Al:an-kol gro.. 10 of the Masonic order here last night Henry w. Bohrmann of Los Angeles, special deputy of the Grand Monarch. who installed the grotto, de- hvered the charter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
SHERIFF MCDONALD
 oisPROVss FALSE HuWORS.

Se.'.gs 9, res. false ramor> winch hat- a~.en .A-ou-aou; ,h, county os pol;icit enemies, Saeri.s F. Nc. poaa.d ;oiay ia a lc,,sr 90 Chairman E W B-ddow Q. 'he Democratic Cen. ,rsl Committee, goes ea record as strongly in favor of ;he entire Demo. cratic ticket h ao uacer,ain .erms Mr M,D5al;d gives a.s aea.ry el. dorsemen. 10 :he en..re ..cke; from |. .. Sapa:ar ol deaa N, letter fO,'las
 T1mhs'o.. t'z.na.
 Oc,ob.r ee. le94 NJ. E W B.3i1f.
 L.,J,.. >..1ou,.
 T. ar Sir
 R.cyas .7 your .4y1r o. oc:obe: cS:a. ea.-ng ny attention ,o umor, O. ny alleged 3..,oya.:y % the Dem oo,aIc :ieke: N.sh 90 say that th. reg,r: :aa: am no, supporting the D- m1c-l,.c ;.cs~,. os aay par thereof is 'A5g. f)ua la:ion and .ac,
 Ina. all oi he oaal.da.es uom.na.- ed 0y ols party, were 10, Of my pe-- sona. choice n ,he pr.alaries do nc. deny. ls: most Of them We're and I am no; :le so-; 0: man ,o jeopArdizr ,he interests O. friends. or 70 prove trator ;o ,he party 10 which l am in. de5ted for pas; savor.. aai whose standard bearer have been !n cam p1;gns past
 Furthermore. have made a careful examination oi ;he tickets nominated by both parties and fai, 10 SCI where ,he Republicans have selected better material than We have hence i conclude that there Is no cause. e.;he- political or personal for assertion.
 The rumor in question prc ba5'y arose out of the fight being waged against Tom C Foster one of my for. mer deputies. and now candidate fo- s:ate mine inspector have looked il. to this matter and find that the cam. pa.gn against Mir Foster is NOT be. ing carried on by Democrats On tb, other hand. reports from over the s.a.e. ani especially Cochise county. sA73 that every Democrat. speake, and worker. is dpiug h's utmost n M- Fosters behalf.
 Hop'rg that this vii set at rest at 'a si one campaign rumor, and as. .l-.a- y9u tha; a: present am sup p-.irc inc entire Democratic ticker. aal oa e,ec;;on day will vote tho same way. and further assuring yol :Al, an willing to render any assist, auce In my power for Democratic sue cees on November 2nd. am.
 Very truly yours.
 J. F. MCDONALD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

oli-iime Democratic majority. the voters believing their interests will be subserved by the election Of Mit Simms. Mark Smith and the entire democratic tic Set
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
cour; next Tuesday

cour; next Tuesday
 The Luzons and Tatums occupy ad- joining farms in Cottonwood valley and there has been hard feeling be tween the families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
WORLD ALMANAC. 1890
JUST OFT THE rREsS

Among the fastest hooks. bat also
among tho GN~t books OF the new year,
ard in any even an up to- the-rainute
books the World Almanac FOR 1890
has been published,
The league of nations and the pro
tibiton amendment are treated At
length III this almanac, along with
tho income taxes. the recorded wealth
er the election results. thu chronology
and Geath~rou % 1919 ard more mat
ters besides than can ne indIca ted
OUTSIDE the books own index
10 yo0 wan to arrange a trip across
America. hitting all the high spote?
Hare are ten pages Of attitudes in
the United States. not counting New
York skyscrapers.
DO you want to know tn how large
q com pany you burn ur gasoline and
/ highways Here is a census OF mo-
tors in New York and a count OF auto
licenses in all the states.
DO you want to abuse the United
States senste by it's Christian names
Here are the rolls of the stxIy-sixth
congress IN full.
Do you want to know almost any
thing in sport politics. trade. indus
try, religion. government. historical
milestoneS navies, armies. powers
kings. presidents and such9 Here
ar the facts and figures. so far as
possible officials.
some one, speaking Of Thomas
Darlington MacauIay. remarked on
the occasion that he possessed more
information than the needs OF society
required, The intent behind the
World Airaanac. obviously. Is to keep
wen apacs with those needs
The World Almanac is published by
the New York World.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

e~aos 81 -as4e nAsr $4,000. 600 ana
serr,az for tAe year IF mare than
SG5.tHo 600
FIRST. there s~use he overcome II
corJatn eo,-.o7 y-e hanefuJ effects OF
thu ~-atc.Jrarce of spheres Of in
@1calt' saea as blocked the SINS
Ca-e- co>ctas.-cs tn the southern
Ck5na French sohere. a healthful
slrr '1 thi. matter is that the repre-
scrtsttves If ESteoH British cham oers
p ea,a r1o~rn ro~- go session - Shang
tat 39 tnes frs. t~ade conference,
w.-N tha Eylaoa arm 6assador, Sir
rsrsa~ ~ Attendance have 3ust adept
Fl WIS tlltn7.
BRITISH DEMAND 'opE-S DOOR"
That this conference f. Of TIRE
cu.r'o~ ,hsl the time has come when
.re.r-'tcr Of Che open door should
70 ft~rsef ~ essential com
-r5rc-8l principle ard that IT'S reaf-
Tr-1ation .hoUla be accompanied hJ
ar international agreement for the
abolition Of spheres Of influence and
for The Development q the Chinese
railway system Under efficient man
GER ent"
There IS Tremendous Significance n
this However much tbe British for
eigr Office may hold hack on account
Of rs scheme for q Tibetar protec-
torate. we have hera strong and
influential body of En@ifsbmen who
formally t,-iatT fs- the . boHticr ~
spheres Of ,~f.tnca" ard the rcaf-
arr1ati0r a Jaha' HAYS "epen door
priars~le-
Tho reason for il ia rot far to seek.
T&cSe En&i6hmen here in Cb!rs are
e4st=f4A}-ag4 taA Af4anrAsanz
against Japa1ass arere aona They
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
MARINE @vTCE PRESIDENTS
GUARDS HAITTss RrTI~Ts

Fort au Prince. HAITI. IAN. f0.---The
promotion OF Sergt, Sport (Wilian
A. Miller, United States Marine
ocrps 10 a lieutenant IN the Cen
dafmcrie d'Haiu has hrough forth
tao tact that he holds the strangest
jon. in the whole corps.
Miller for the. last four years has
been personal body-guard Of Presi-
dent Ant~euen&ve, of the Republic Of
tiait.- Re has become influential in
LAIiEe E'Fsralr entail circles that he
hho"n 30 The vicepresiGent Of
Miller learned French. the national
language, long before the president
learned Engish, and he il always
prs NJ Then Aatee 1.cnlve rnee:ssr4T4
reae7iatlVcz n foreign powers. He is
created WITH being tbs real power
bebjn1 the thrQro."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Drawers, Short Skirts and Corset
Covers-good qualities and 50 unusual
today for any such price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Jap Gold in China Turns 7
Into a Boomerang Through
Loans to Cotton Industry
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vii be doing re hezt tai1r toward
Ah-osarzor OF spheres 90 influence
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cfpIe OF the open door.
IL q wo~5 trev v-l3l lie rendering
patriotic service TO America ana 2
!. neneaoerr service 70 China.
PAksrx government onycfzls a. The
eor, who are festher3re thetr avn
meets out OF Jspanese loans. ana who.
under gspareSe rrcr1rt5nc. are op-
rcsfne the rroposed rev iran con-
eortturs. have been discussing the
financial problem with much show OF
wisdom and wide Information. They
hare bean saying that American can
stgi mast Re fsed ~ rnhap3lttafe
Fse-ern. ara thst ttls VIII use an ats
g.sa5fgrls American rsuffs1 there
fore. f.rtrz cannot tYaect financial
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q. cou-se is p1etf.o~1r vita rarf.5t
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has n @s@er3 ,r@sst zrbers t,err
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sasss ~ amer ls-5fss Will haFe TINS ae-
] 1 CLIO sre advantage That the
SrInese hoSeott AGAINST 33rare2e
Enoas y ST. on and on TO stay. The
s.ghiIeae WILL not b%l& japanese stuff
eSdApf as political pressure or eco
nonie conditions force them u buy
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

100 pieces of 27.inch
Birdeye; 10-yard bolts,
wrapped, $3.50.
Ripnlette, in stripes and
plain white; will wash
without ironing; 45c a yard.
Twilled Crash, white with
red border; special at 1oc a
yard.
Yard-wide Gauze; 10
yard pieces, for 75c.
Best Standard Apron
Glnghams, in assorted
checks Of blue, brown and
black, 19c a yard.
zElnch and 32-lnch Dress
Ginghams, rednced from
35c and Soc to 2ec a yard.
27-inch Dress Ginghan,s,
IN plaids and stripes, at Csc
a yard.
Pacific Galatea Cloth
one Of the best and best.
known brands, in stripes
and Solid eofors, dc yard.
Yard wide Percales. A
pretty assortm e mt of
stripes; soft finish, SOC a
yard.
A new lot of beautiful pat,
terms, fine quality Dress
Ginghams, Soc a yard.
Peggy Cloth known
to be one of the best wear
ing materials for children's
dresses and rompers; also
ladies house dresses-after
this week the price will be
hlgher-now 42c a ward.
The last chance to buy
Devonshlre Cloth. Our as
sortment is practically
complete IN stripes and
plaids, at SOC a ward.
q. 4. 5tse "a ss. D. ii I. n ga,s
Special Notice
During this sale all
Sheets and Pillow Cases
bought from us will be
marked---Initials OF nanIe-
with our new embroidery
marking machine, free of
any cost.
Basement West, VI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Sterling sheetings, full
standard cloth, heavy,
strong and durable at far
less than the market value
81 Bleached. Sc yard,
Unbleached, Toe a yard.
10-4 Bleached. 90c a yard;
Unbleached, BIC a yard.
51x90 Empire Sheets
Seconds of Mohawk, only
a few dozen more Of these
to offer at s2.19.
51x90 Ironclad Sheets
very heavy and really a
splendid value at S2.o5.
81x99 Ironclad Sheets
20 dozen more Of these to be
sold at 1925.
81x90 Mohawk Sheets
4o-clozen to, be sold at S2.35.
63x99 Fruit of the Loom
Sheets, with scalloped ends;
/ dozen to close out at $1.95
each,
Oneida Pillow Gases (sec---
o11ds of Utica), stained or
soiied; no holes, no weak
places, Three sizes;
45x36, 55c each
45s3S1a, SOC each
55c each
MUer .&skhoads Excel
lent" finow Cases-made
by us and one of the best
values known; size 42x36,
39c each. ...
Only 600 yards left of the
splendid quality Bleached
. Cotton, yard wide, at 22c a
yard,
36-incn Bleached Cotton,
a splendid value at 29c a
yard.
Miller & Rhoads Fine
Nainsook,, full yard wide,
beautiful for underwear,
night gowns, etc; 10-yard
pieces, boxed, for 1919.
"Duretta Cloth; the
prettiest of all MILDLY
wills; yard wide, satin
finish, Soc a yard.
1f4 ~ +
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Pink Batste Gowns

With the dainty kindergarten stitch,
some with lace trimmings-four excellent
values in these are $3.50, $189, s19 and
500. Second Floor, East.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
The January Sale of
Donestics, Sheets,
Sheetlngs, etc.

starts upon its second week with generous quota of
notable values Delay in buying higher prices.
This sale will close this week. Thrifty customers
will avail themselves of this most unusual opportunity
The evening herald., 1920-10-18

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald., 1920-10-18
Supper Table
Gossip


Born saturday nlght 20 Mr.. mnd
Mrs. charles O. Brccce, Ogi North
Eleventh street. a son.
MI musicians OF the city land arc
requested to meet at the cofiicf or
Copper avenue and sixth street to-
morrow morning at 9;2O In uniform
to play the funeral march Tor Luis
Otoro.,-Frcd X. EHlr, bandmnBter.
Professors from the State University
were guests Of honor at n rfuclser
given by the University club of AL
buqucrquc In their club rooms IA the
Wright building on saturday night.
q. ~ Barber. president OF. the club.
IN q welcoming talk 10 the faculty
members invited thoa TO pattako
OF the hospitality OF the club whom
ever they wished "a DO so. President
David Spence Hin responded for the
guci'ts. Tho UnivcrEity club 10 n
social organization Of college men
In tho city
Tho Albuquerque Checker club.
with total OF 20 members was
day night The club decided TO hold
regular games every Saturday night
and practice games other days of the
week. Chess players also are to be
admitted TO the club.
fnncrai services for william n.
Long. arslstant post mniter who. died
saturday morning. were hold az
Strong Brothdrs chapel nt $3.50
o'clock this Afternoon. Harmony
Lodge No. /. I. o. o. f. had eharge
OF the refvicc. Members OF the lodge
ana three postoffico officials acted
as pnllbearcrE. Burial was in FGir-
view cemetery.
Mrs. $. L.. Northlanc, charged with
begging on the street Is to be given
u hearing nt o'clock tonight.
Earl Bowdlch received letter
from Governor James NJ. Cox. DEM
ocratic candidate for president this
morning asking him to cooperate
In explaining TO the people that the
faith OF the dead" should he kept.
The letter states that the men who
went to war fought for the purpose
OF ending war for all time.
An members OF the Woman's Relief
Corps OF the q. a. H.. who find II
possible are requested to attend the
, funeral Of Luis otero, the soldier who
died In FRANCE, at the church OF the
Immaculate Conception on Tuesday
morning at . o'clock.
There viii be- n regular meeting Of
the Woman's Benefit Association as
sociatlon of the Maccabccs tomorrow
afternoon at 2:sO o'clock at |. o. OF.
hall.
The War Mothers arc requested tO
attend the fuDcrnl services OF Luis
/ Otcro AT the Immaculate Conception
/ church BY order Of President. Mrs.
| Pete stewart
Aldo Leopold of the forest service
left today Tor Flagstaff and other
/ points In southern Arizona on bust
/ ness trip lie viii be away two weeks,
! Superintendent John Milne, his son
Lawrence and George Mitchell have
! returned from duck huntlng trip
near L.s Lunas. The three made the
record catch OF 40 ducks.
The w. &. n. L. will hold regular
monthly meeting tomorrow at 2
o'clock at the home OF Mrn. Thomas
HHrwood. 233 North High street,
\ divorce complaint has been filed
IN the district court by Eduardo Gal
The evening herald., 1920-10-18
Gors and Reed to
Take Stump Against
League of Nations

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Onc
Of the striking developments of
the presidential campaign came
when senator James a. Reed of
Missouri and senator Thomas T..
Gore Of Oklahoma. both dem
0cisits, announced that they are
taking the stump against Prcsi-
dcpt Wilson's league OF nations
senator Gore opened his cam
paign at Baltimore with n vigor-
GUS speech demanding the re
storation Of Americas indepcnd-
cncc." senator Reed has hired
the convention hall In Kansas City
for Thursday night.
Democratic leaders here were
amazed when they learned that
these two distinguished democrats
had decided to OPENLY dcnounco
President Wilson'S project. Their
speeches, II is Admitted. Will
psulp ciact the efforts now being.
madeHby members OF President
Wilson'S cabinet to turn sentiment
iR favor OF the league. .
The evening herald., 1920-10-18

icgoa nralnnet Bnfhafltn Nunncs do
finileEos, charHinf her with descrtion
and abnndonmcnt. The couple we're
married IN November 1918 at Old
Aibuqhcrquc. ~ q.
Al boys who want 10 play basket.
ball at the Y. NJ g.. A., have been
asked by II. l.. Osburn, physical dl-
rector. TO sign up this week in order
that leagues may be formed. The
boys and young mon who register
slfoui0 give their namcr, their ages
and weight, 80 thnt they may be
properly classified. Tho tournament
which n plnnncd is open 10 nli boys
whether members OF the association
or not.
Tho police received N report tl,ls
afternoon that tile National Invest
mcnt company offices, 206 West Gold
avenue had been entered sometimes
last night. Nothing was reported
missing, however.
rhe pollce recSlved ~ rcport last
nieht that someone broke Elnss
window OF the Tip Top Barber shop
on South Second street. Nothing was
missing, the report said.
The evening herald., 1920-10-18

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