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BIG CROP OF cANTALoUPEs.
Department of Agriculture Inform
ed Yield Is Unusually Large.

Washington can eat cantaloupes
aplenty for breakfast this summer
provided the railroads can move the
California crop east in quantities COM
patible with the success of the melon
growers. Not only in California, but
in other sections of the United States.
the Department of Agriculture has
been notified, the crop this year is un-
usually large, and there will be enough
and more to meet the demand-pro-
vided the railroads can furnish the
cars.
Statistics available at present show
an increase of Is per cent in the acre
age devoted to cantaloupes alone in the
United States, while California growers
have increased the land for melon pro-
duction SO per cent The increase in
acreage is one factor which accounts
for the large crop this year, while the
suitable weather is another.
Washington fruit dealers are wor
ried in getting the local supply because
of the car shortage, refrigerator equip
ment at present being particularly
scarce Until definite information can
be had on securing cars to move the
crop. no phophecy will be made on the
price. Small shipments for Washing
ton already are en- route, while there
are a number of California cherries on
the local market.
California and Georgia, the largest
years crop unusually large. Other sec
tions where peaches come in later say
indications point to similar success.
Apples and pears will be plentiful, ex-
cept in the southwest, where freezing
weather has threatened the crop.
Altogether. this year will be a good
one for fruit.
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PROVISIONAL HEAD
OF MEXICO SWORN
AdoIfo De La Huerta Takes
Oath of Office-Great Mill
tary Display.

MEXICO CITY. June (By the As
sociated Press).-Adolfo de la Huerta.
elected provisional President of
Mexico last week. took the oath of
office at ) o'clock this afternoon in
the chamber of deputies. There was
a great military display. the galleries
of the chamber we're crowded and
thousands thronged the streets. Here
and there camera couil be seen
as it was held aloft by its owner
like a periscope above sea of
humanity. The new provisional
president appeared to be far from
well.
In the special diplomatic gallery
were officials of the Chinese legation.
Who confirmed reports that their gov
ernmen: had instructed them TO ex-
tend de jure recognition of the pro-
visional government. J. Luis Para
Guatemalan charge d'affaires here.
was not present, but it was stated
that illness prevented his attendance.
Gen. Manuel Pelaez. revolutionary
leader in Puabla- was reported today
to be on his way to Mexico City. but
had not arrived here tonight.
L. s. Senate Proposal Denounced.
MEXICO CITY. June 2.-Recom-
mendations that a new treaty be ar
ranged between the United States and
Mexico. coupled with the advice that
If Mexico refuses to enter into an
agreement to protect Americans the
United States should intervene in this
country. made on May 81. by subcom-
mittee of the United States Senate for
eign relations committee, are denounced
by the newspaper Excelsior today.
'Humbug is 1t the bottom of Yankee
character" says the Journal. and
Barnum was the finished individual of
the species"
Commenting on the subcommittee
rAa ndof hot m
Mexico in case a treaty by which
practices now authorized by the Mexi-
can constitution are abandoned" the
newspaper remarks:
. Truly, Senator Fall chairman of
the subcommittee) is trying to dazzle
promising us a loan which he knows
cannot make good. But promising
does not impoverish. and. least of all,
will it impoverish Senator Fall. The
moral aid he offers is of little conso-
lation. nay, it is laughable. when at
the same time he proposes what is the
acme of immortality"
Gen. Marfscal Captured.
Gen. Silvestre Mariscal. former gov
opponent of the new Mexican gov
ernment in that state since the fall
of the CarranZa regime. has been
wounded and captured by a revolu-
tionary detachment commanded oy
Juan MILAN of Arteaga, state Of
Michoacan. according to message to
Gen. Obregon from Gen. Hector F.
Lopez at La Union. Guerrero. The
encounter occurred at La Higuerita,
in Guerrero. which state. it is claimed,
has now been cleared of rebels.
Pelaez Reaches Mexico City.
Gen. Manuel Pelaez. revolutionary
leader in the state of Tamaulipas.
has arrived here and conferred late
last night with Gen. Obregon. A num-
Der of the staff, including eight gen
erals and about fifty other officers.
accompanied Gen. Pelaez, and the en-
tire party is said to be plentifully
supplied with gold coin, principally
American. Gen. Pelaez is quoted as
saying he had 1000 soldiers. who
are perfectly armed and equipped
and drilled.
villa Destroys Railroad.
LAREDO, Tex, June 2.-Francisco
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DIED.

BROWN. Departed this life MAY 81 1870 I'm IN
Winding Gulf W. Va. GRACE GlLLlARD
BROWN. She leaves to mourn their loss
mother. brother. husband and three chill
dren. Her remains will be at the residence
of Miss Della. 14O4 H ST. ne. Funeral
Thursday. June B. at 1 o'clock Relatives
and friends are invited. d
BROWN. At her home. in Williamsporf. Pa.
May 80. 1920. MARY D.. wife Of the late
Stephen c. Brown and mother of Mrs. George
W. Atkinson. jr.. of the Wyoming apart
ment. Interment in Williamsport.
COOK. Wednesday. June .. 1920 at 1:3o
am, ANNIE E., beloved wife Of George X.
Cook. Funeral from her late residence, ll2
4th st. Sc. Friday. June 4. at pm. In
terment tprivate) at Congressional cemetery.
Pittsburgh papers please COPY -
LSTABRooK. Juno /. 1920. at a:45 am. at
his residence. 4l4 5th ST. ne. WILLIAM t.
ESTABROOk. Survived by his wife. Mary
7. Estabrook. and two sons Watts and Hull.
Funeral from his late residence Thursday
at pm.
GLATFELTER. June l. 1920, 1:lJ pm.
SUSIE DAVIS GLATFELTER. beloved wife
of John F. Glatfelter. Funeral service in
chapel of John r. Wright & Co. 1887 10th
st. NV. Thursday. June ;. at pm. Inter
ment al Glen Rock. Pa.
HANSEN. Tuesday. June l. 1920. at pm. At
family residence. $40 South Washington ST.
Alexandria. Va. REBEcCA A.; beloved
and sister Of Mary Z. Lane and James ".
Berry. Funeral Thursday. June 3, at 2:3o
p.m.. from Roberts Chapel N. z. Church.
Friends invited.
1920. at sos o'clock pm. at his residence,
1926 NJ st. NV. after a long and painful
illness. which he bore with Christian faith
loved husband of Ida NJ. Jones and step
father Of Horace b. Jones and James W.
Jones He leaves to mourn their loss host
Metropolitan A. N. f. Church Friday. June
4. at = O'Clock I'm. Please omit flowers. So
Evening star., 1920-06-02
FERRERo ESTATE, $5s7, 900.
Will of Fruit Dealer Is Submitted
for Probate.

Joseph Ferrero. fruit dealer. who
died May 1s. left an estate valued
at $5s7. 900. according to the petition
Of the National Savings and Trust
Company. executor. for the probate
of his will. His real estate is as
sessed at $3s7.04s and his personal
property is estimated at 100000.
The will, dated December %. 1919.
gives the business. cash in bank and
stocks to his wife, Katharine Fer
rero. and his son. Joseph A. Ferrero.
Premises 1850 Columbia road and
2740 14th street northwest are given
to his wife. Louis Atkinson. an en-
ploye, is to have $20e.
The remaining estate is devised to
the National Savings and Trust Com
pany. as trustee for the wife during
her widowhood. At her death or re-
marriage one-half of the income is
to be distributed among the four chill
dren and the remainder added to the
estate, which is to be distributed two
years after the death of the wife
among the children and their de-
scendants.
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TO JUDGE CADET DRILL.
Capts. Lowe, Weaver and Hayden
of q. S. A. Appointed.

Judges for the annual competitive
drill of the Washington High School
Cadet Corps, to be held at America n
League Base Ball Park Monday and
Tuesday. We're announced today hy
Assistant Superintendent of Schools
stephen e. Kramer. They are Capts.
Thomas H. Lowe, infantry, Z. S. A.
James r. N. Weaver. infantry, L. S.
A.. and Herbert B. Hayden, field ar
tillery, U. S. A. An effort was made
by school officials to have Gen. Per-
shing act as one of the judges, but he
notified them that he would be unable
to accept the invitation.
Twenty-three companies comprising
the cadet corps will participate in the
drill. Company D of Mckinley Manual
Training School will be the first com :
pany to appear on the drill field Mon
day. Mckinley companies will drill
the entire morning of the first day,
while companies from Eastern. Busi-
ness. Western and Central will drill
during the afternoon of the first day.
Evening star., 1920-06-02
SUMMER RECESS JUDGES.
Assignments for District Supreme
Court Beginning July l.

Chief Justice Mccoy today an
nounced the assignment OF Justices
for the summer recess of the District
Supreme Court. which begins July l
and lasts until October S. when the
all term convcncs
Justice Bailey viii preside In all the
courts from July l to II. Chief Jus
tice Mccoy will sit from July IS to
August I. Justice Hitz will hold court
from August to II. and Justice Sid
dons from August is to September 9.
Justice Gould will have the first half
OF September. and Justice Stafford
viii sit from September 10 to Octo-
Der 4.
Evening star., 1920-06-02
MR.. ROOT SAILS FOR LONDON
Will Aid in Organizing League
Court.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Elihu Root
American member Of the organizing
committee Of the permanent court Of
international justice Of the league Of
nations. sailed for England yesterday on
the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam. to at
tend the first meeting Of the commit
tee in London two weeks hence.
Elihu Root goes without credentials
Of any kind from his government.
Since the United states is not q
PARTY to the treaty of Versailles. il
can have no official representative on
the commission, and some officials
said that Mr.. Roots status as a mem
Der probably was without precedent
in diplomatic history.
Mr. Root was invited by the allies
to become a member Of the commits
sion because Of his long continued ef-
forts toward the organization OF an
international tribunal.
Evening star., 1920-06-02
SEVEN GET DEATH SENTENCE.

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala. May
as.--After "A trial by courts-martial.
seven prominent participants in the
bomhardmcnt of the capital in the
April revolution have been sentenced
to death before a firing squad They
are J Claro cha Jon. commanding gen
eral OF the army: Jose Reyes. de-
partment commandant: Miguel Lar
rave. subsccretary OF war: Manuel
Leon Arriaga, Carlos Leon Regil y
Galan, Felipe Marquee and Gilberto
Mancilia
Evening star., 1920-06-02

expected, the President will be In
position. II he desires, to appoint
Commissioner and have him take Of
fee Immediately. pending the return or
the Senate for confirmation.
Whether the chief executive will fol-
low this course or let the office go va
cant during the recess is not known.
Evening star., 1920-06-02
PRINCE NO CANDIDATE
FOR D, C.. COMMISSIONER

Ben l.. Prince. until recently coiiec-
tor of taxes for the District, VINO was
mentioned as possible candloate ior
the vacancy on the board OF Commis-
sioners said today he has no aspira-
tion for the appointment.
Mr.. Prince resigned as head OF the
tax office to go with the international
Finance Corporal ton being ORGANIZED
here and prefers to devote all OF MS
time to the new undertaking.
If Congress adjourns Saturday, as
Evening star., 1920-06-02
CAPT. BENJAMIN RROwy,

Capt. Benjamin Brown. Confederate
veteran. and member Of Pickett's divi-
sion. died Friday at the Southern Home
in this city.
Funeral services were held this MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock, at Lees undertaking
parlors Interment followed in Airing
ton cemetery. with full military honors
under the auspices Of Washington Camp,
No. III. United Confederate Veterans,
of which he had been an active member.
Capt Brown was born in Virginia
seventy-eight years ago. He entered the
Confederate Army as a private. and
rose soon to the rank of captain. Sur
viving him is his wife.
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CARD OF THANKS.

BEACH. We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to our relatives. friends and neighhors Tor
their kindness and sympathy at the death OF
our beloved one. MARY c. BEACH
THOMAS BEACH. MOTHER. BROTHER
AND SISTER, -
SIMoEDS. We extend our sincere thanks to
relatives and friends fer their kindness ana
sympathy during the illness and death of our
dear husband and father EDWARD r. 81
MoNDS. Also for In. many beautiful moral
tributes. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1920-06-02

Villa has destroyed the entire railway
line between Parral and Jiminez.
Chihuahua. in an effort to retard pur-
suit by government troops, according
to a Mexico City dispatch to Ell
Po Rvenir of Monterey. which also
quotes Gen. P. Elias Gales as saying
that circle of troops is being placed
around Villa from which he cannot
escape
Evening star., 1920-06-02

BY simple rule the length Of the
day and night. any time of the year.
may be ascertained by simply dou
bling the time of the suns rising.
which will give the length OF the
night, and double the time of setting
will give the length of the day.
Evening star., 1920-06-02
ADMIRAL w. W. HENDRIcksoN.

zHDNHAsEHH w w 1A1S-N
ANNAPOLIS. Md. June Rear Ad-
miral William W. Hendrickson. for
two score years professor of mathe
matics in the Navy. thirty years of
which he served as head of the de-
partment at the Naval Academy, died
at the hospital here yesterday from
general debility. He graduated from
the academy in 1868, and was wen
known throughout the Navy Sur
viving are a widow, two sisters, Mrs
Ben Boult Of New York state; Mrs
Thomas Brinnall, California, and
brother, Blake Hendrckson, Madonna,
Ohio
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Ordered to Hampton Roads.

Capt. Martin NJ. Ramsey. Naval Sup
ply Corps. has been detached from
the navy yard, Charleston, 8. c., and
ordered to duty in charge of the naval
supply station at Hampton Roads.
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For Naval Duty at Guam.

Lieut.. Raymond V. Adams. Naval
Supply Corps. at the naval radio sta
tion. Sea otter Cliffs, Me-, has been
assigned to duty at the naval station.
Guam.
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COL. w. GORDON MecABE.

RICHMOND. Va. June Col. W.
Gordon McCabe. author, soldier, edu-
Gator, died here last night. aged nine
ty years. He had for many years
been president of the Virginia His
torical Society, was a former presi-
dent of the Society of Cincinnati. and
was a descendant of a signer of the
Declaration of Independence.
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ROR y.
MARRIED..

RoSSoN. Wednesday. May IS. 1920. TO John
II. and Elizabeth r. Rosson nee Jonesl OF
Clarendon, Va. a daughter. ROSE AMELIA
Evening star., 1920-06-02

cLARKE-BLADEN. Mr.. and Mrs Charles F..
Bladen announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. RUTH S. RLADEN. to WILLIAM A
CLARKE. April 5, 1920. atsAnnapolis. Nd.
ARGENT-SnPSoN. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Simpson announce the marriage OF their
daughter FRANCES to Mr.. SAMUEL r. AR
GENT. Tuesday. June !. 1920. by the Rev
{. o. Rosenstecl Forest Glen. Nd
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ADDING MACHINES

ADDING MACHINES
DALTON Adding and Calculating Machines
sales aud Service maintained. Fh,ns
Goi-J. l22 South FOURTH 81.
POULTRY AND EGGS rs
FOR SAILS. e White Levhorn Matching
cEsa, lnr eaeh 100 or more. ar each u 81
MleL hoh l1o, ~ uaaur 2alt.R.I.
FOR SALE-Typcwriters "a
FOR SALE TfrEwEITEEs-An tinds
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DEATHS

CARTER-john Barton Carter died
AT "A local hospital last night. aged 4h
Years. He was IN exclamation ~,
dier ana lost his health Whilc in ser-
Vice IN France, Remains are III
strong Brothers parlors. Funeral an
nuuncomcnt viii be made later.
DfCkSON-Wllliam Miller Dickson
~ old. died Yesterday evening
NJ his apartment In the highlands. He
had been here about a month. coming
10 Albuquerque from Florida. where
he spent the winter. Re Is a cousin
OF Paul H. Hanyc OF this city. Tie
D. survived by his vile. who WIS with
him, u son. his father. one brother
and N sister who live vi Scwickly,
Pa. The body will he shipped tonight
hy BlakemOre's M0rtuary Home to
tho old home nt Scwickiv for burial.
wife Will accompany the body.
Surgeons draw IN their food hy
suctiou and arc toothless.
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People You
Know

Atnuiatof ftpnifiuHs Rulckti A.ltu 90
Miss hertha Benson, secretary Of
Growers association. wnl lcavc to-
morrow Tor uniiup TO attend the
meeting ~ the executive board.
JIG Muliinf. g. g. NJ, Of ne navy
recruiting station al 2iit Wee Cen
trti avenue. returned last uirht after
n recruiting tour through the south
anu west portion % tho state.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. X. Hebensircit left
today for Denver. Colorado. where
Mr., Hehenstrcit IL called on business
for the New Mesico CONSTRUCTION
Mrs. 4. q. stroup will return TO-
morrow from a month's travel IN the
cast. She represented New Mexico at
the National ". ". G. A. association
nt Cleveland. She made the uIp back
nom New York city TO New Orleans
bv boat
Mrs. Elizabeth Kogor. assistant
state leader for boys and girls clubs,
passed through the city Yesterday on
her return TO State College. Shc has
been VISITING the various clubs
state.
" NJ. Pribhlc. claim adidster for
the a. y. a =. w. lines. Is IN the city
from Winslow. Arizona.
Chester Bebber. financial secretary
of the knights Of Columbus. left last
niEhi for Roswell TO attend the in
sfnllaiion OF ihc new councii there.
George 3. Downer is in clovis To-
day on legal business
james d. Huhboli. manaFer OF the
Frank a. Hubboll ranches In socorro
county has returned from the range
whore he sDont the last month. He
reports q big lamb crop ~ thar pnrt
VI the state.
superintendent N. Mathcy or the
Santa Re. with headquarters at Wins
low, ~ here today with his family
Miss clara B1rnum has been con-
naed to her home the pnsi week with
q sever cold.
Miss Marion spoiser leaves tonight
for her homo ~ %socorro. ~ NJ
MH. Aacsio GalleEos OF 90l Flew
cnth street. II reported To be ecover-
inf slowly from her Iona illness.
thHrica aonruY has returned from
nearly "a years absence from the city.
To came directly from The National
city where he underwent u ssries Of
operations Hr h. an Old time resi-.
dent - tho city ana was for 30 years
owner OF coniov' grocery.
Mrs. \. NJ. I.ykstra is visiting her
mother Mrs T. W. Bruce. ON North
siil street.
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Ne. l1l8bu
State 81 New Mexico. Cnunty ~ nernaillo.
IT, tho District Court.
Emmett ~. GIN. Plaintiff.
w..
Hazel GIl Defsndanpa
To The AhuNr Named Defepdantt
You are hereby notified uhat y suit has
been aleu- against yonHlntmf aid Court aud
County by ne above nained p~laintif. iu
which satd p.Aintin prnyt ff an absolute a..
verne from The defendant. on tho rrourds "
abandonment and desertiou.
And you are further notified that unless you
enter ur tause 90 be- entered your appearance
Doe said cause on or before Tho gist iay az
June, 4 d. 1890, iudEmeut will be- rendered
IN said rause against ymr ~ default and the
relief prayed Tor will be- granted.
The name Of the plaiuUns attorney h.
hcgggck 9 Hugshy whose lostohrr address
j. Alhnqgtfqre y. "
tSehlJ NEsTON MONTOYA.
rs Ttrrt
HAIRY D. LEE Deputy.
May s.tS-22.2a
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FOR sALE

%, $50 -s.feom frame modern. iayatories IN
bedrooms fafaFe. hne shade near
X. II. shops. south Third ~
w., 000-1roon single bnnralaw. hnrdwood
floors. sleeping porch. lot ICnxla2t
garage list outside q city limits.
", uoO--h. room frame. modern. cnmpistuiy
furnished Highlands. fiosc 10,
An sroom. 2.siory. brick AID shlngis. mod.
cru rrsidfncs. steam hrat. garage. Ana locn|
ihn, near Robinson PARK. Prize on appil
cation.
Also other good business and residence
properties,
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOAha.
Phone ga. 81 south Foarih
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aud the relief prayed for Will be- granted.
The mama ~ The plaintin attorney b.
Neurge g. Taylor whose pust uhiee address
IA Albuquerque. n. n.
tHHutI NFSI uH MnNTuYA. G1srE.
ny HARRY =. LEE. DEPUTY.
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DusINEss orPoKrNNIrIEs

'AS SANklt-fori or Chevrolet. goo, guar.
Hnie'd nr W1ncy refund. Easily ins, alive.
" onaeliul invention Just out Ingenious.
.imnle, everlasting Price ~ 90 Gnya 4
Co. ~. Louis. No.
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Legal NOTICES
NOTICE or SUIT
Nu NuW "a

state NJ New Mexiro. County uf HernaIll1.
IN tho District Court.
Florence " Malcolm, riainfin,
W.
Chester Thomas Malcolm. nlau known as
Chester Thomas MHirom. Defendant
To the Above Named Be'rn-aui.
Won are hereby notified that q suit has
been hled against you In tho said Court and
county by the above named plaintin, iu
which the SAID ulaiuttn prays Tor absolute
divorce on the grounds II Nnu.suppurt
And you are further notified that unless
YOU enter Or cause 20 be entered yunr appear.
nnce iu Huid rausr on or before The gisf day
~ June A. u 1890. Judgment will be rem,
hered In rid cause against lou hy default
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EVEN QUEEN CAN'T
GIsr HOTEL ROOM

PARIS The dueen OF he Belgians
had q t,stc OF The hard things OF
lifo here thc other night. The queen
was in Paris ~incognlto and not ready
tu ssumc possession OF rooms en-
gagged Cor hcr at Fonminebleu. she
ticO one motel nftcr anuthcr ana each
tiuo wus iulh there vas no vacant
Dom Discouraged hy hotel
t,epsrs she nuuily went to tho rooms
engaged,
Automobiles are used nowadays 10
hum knuguroos.
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Dog't rish yeu eouid seii yuur bSsse-
Don't wish yon could hnd a lob-rFiud II.
Don wish you could rent yonr apart
HOWf
ny using The nerald's classified columns-
Phone Jt6, Phone a45.
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ANrED--hirts to make. plain or shL
tt South Edith.
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RNTED-SrrnHd hand bicycles spot cash
|Ifh Serai" st.
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RSTEn-Serond hand farniune highest
uuii Phone pil.J
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SITUATIONS WANTED
wNNTEn--Agcnts

Phone 345

AZ SALESMAN with car preferred u
your locality. 5000 10 5000 uu weesl
.uuI that wonderful CONAJAf Patch
4 Hn 'Hl-ruhhsr' or Khaki hart-it'.
rrnt-rATfArfD-nothinE else like o.
lhr market No COMPETITION You
~ make a clean up-HEST boz me WORLD,
/ automobile inner tubos Territory FRLE
600 can start with o. 5000 Orderl COR
RUBBER MIG 60 Dalln. Texas
Have several openings Tor state Man
with 100000 co. 100000 capital
Iuuid easily make $4,000 tu $1,000 90 per
luth &c. quick Dr tho other felluS Vii
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AIDING NAHIETIEs sweet Potatoes and
plHuts. Postpaid 500 81 Loo.
90 49, express. loot nr over. - 20 prr
sweet and DO pepper. 500. -
3D. Write or wirr Tor p%nantit,
Strong healthy plants, ,arrfal pnct,
iupl shipment Liberty Plant Company
rtal city Texas.
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Surgeons draw IN their food by
and arc toothless.
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oR RENT
ron -RRNr-Rooms

|SrURE-By mouth or all summer. fuf
iursta aud cattle, 81 per month. ran A
|lN.n In
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IR RENT-Funisnod room with sleeping
porch AMI board. Al0 Fast Central, phone
D.
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FOR sALE-Red I:stasc 3
LIVE sTOUK

FOR sALE-li5 large framed big
huurd fnuFysHr old northern
steers and o few COWS Tor recount
90 Cattle may he Inspected
uu uHir Grani % milas from Alba
uucrlun and 81 stock wards near
lHmy May 24th and 9th Nil
take interested parties 10 inspect
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

RENT Nicely furnished well yenil
bedroom % gentleman employed mo-
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