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BY CYNTHIA SToOKLEY,

lack of maid VI, Her dress VI q
ycrumpled y her sxhoes were badly.
laced. ana her hat was cooked, CAPE,
iessly upon her. head. But thu
subtle It&liAa sAsnd FofTt ships
. eoffrsur had touch cd her. hair say
ing, the ,sitpations Also thersSwds
"a sparkle in hfr eye and joie de
viyre In herfiaughter that made UP
for many d deficiencies. .,fss q
Her compapiSns APPEARED othsve,
been picked for-stheir good iooks.l
sleek heads, and Immaculate clothes.
One, with whom she paIpably stood
on tine happiest terms. was. in
fact. strikingiy handsome. The
other two, loitering in her wake.
seemed content III she tossed them a
word over her shoulder from time
to time. They all behaved as IL
they had bought the ship and found
the presence. of the rest or the
passengers an impertinence.
Such Of the latter as were still
on board returned the compliment
according to- sex and the ability
that was theirs. The men plainly
admired Dianas nerve while won
dering with their eyebrows what ON
earth she could see in those three
footing fellows. The women look
ed pityingly at the men, and with
their noses indicated that Diana
was some kind Of, dangerous and
unpleasant animal escaped from a
nenagerie.
A lady who had seated herself
by April in q chair labeled Major
Sarle" curled her lip at the pass
ing group in a manner painfully
familiar to her neighbor Pres
emily. when they were left alone,
the rest of the world having dis
appeared down the ships side, she
addressed April, but with very
different expression on her face.
"You are Lady Diana Sandilands,
I think" she said, smiling in a
friendly manner, II am Mrs. STAN
islaw. So glad to see you up" H.
: April was Instantly on the alert.
Not only did she know the name OF
Mrs. Lionel Stanislaw, but had very
good cause to. remember 1t as that
Of the lady with whom she was to
have shared a cabin. The smiling
face had once been a very pretty
one, but the tide of youth was fast
receding, leaving uncovered a bleak
and barren shore, whose chief sali-
ents were q disdainful nose and
mouth which looked as IL 1t might be
able to say bitter things. The eyes,
however, were still handsome IL su-
percilious, and her manner velvety.
No doubt there were claws be-
meath the velvet, but they were not
for April-only for the girl who was
using Aprirs name. They had not
talked for five minutes before she
realized that in this woman Diana
had an enemy. Not that Mrs. STAN
islaw's words were censorious. She
was too clever for that. Her re-
marks were merely deprecative and
full of pity.
A Word Of Palhation.
"a most amazing creature" she
said gently. "but rather disturbing
to live with. 1 confess I wish had
been cribbed and cabined with some
one who had more conventional
manners and kept earlier hours" b..
3 Here was something for ApriIsto
ponder.
= "She is very .young, n she fsltered
at length, and was unwise, enough
to add, "and pretty"
(To BE Continued.
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One Of the cIeyerest asd moss
ratert.i.fsx sfs s.Ssern writers.
a PRIL. lying in her, deck chair,
~ thought she had come TO
a - fairyland. Escorted upstairs
by the doctor and q retihue OF
sstewardesses, she was installed In
a. sheltered corner that commanded
tho whole brilliant scene.
The purser found her the most
comfortable Of chairs; the first Of
ficer. brought her a bamboo table
from his cabin for her books. the
captain stayed awhile from his
uuties TO tcongratulate her on her
recOwery, and several men loitered
near at hand. casting reverently
admiring glances. But she had eyes
for nothing save the vivid scene
before her. She could not think
why so many passengers were sour
rying to and fro. anxious TO be
taken ashore. 1t seemed as foolish
as to try to get into a picture in
stead of sitting before IT..
Everyone was wearing light
clothes, for summer had come at
full bound and soon they would be
in the tropics. There were beauti-
fully cut white linen suits, smart
skirts. and filmy blouses. A popular
saying on the Cape mail boats is
that passengers to South Africa are
al. clothes and no money, while
passengers returning are all money
and no clothes.
April did not know this epigram,
or the truth of it; but she could
plainly perceive that, in the scanty
kit of April Poole, she would have
been very much out Of the running
among this smart and jaunty
crowd.
A Pretty sight
As It WAS, clad in . sleek silken
muslin OF lovely lines, snowy shoes
And stockmgs. and rose-iaden hat,
she could hold her own with anyone.
A longing filled her to see Diana
Sandilands. She wanted to talk to
her, exchange condolences. thank
her, bless her. and above all. to find
out what 1t was she found 30 at
tractive In her side of the game.
so much more ravishing than to be
at peace with the world, respected
by it. and yet independent of it?
To wear lovely clothes in which
you could enjoy the knowledge of
looking charming without meet
ing suspicion in the eyes OF women
and the "good-hunting" glance
in the eyes of men. This last con
stituted indeed that subtle reason"
at which she had limited to Diana
Life had harried April too much
for her few years. Obliged to
travel it's highways alone and I'M
protected, some of the adventures
encountered there had cut her to
the quick. While women looked
askance at her. men looked too
hard and too long. Doubtless she
had met the wrong kind. Lonely
young girls without money or con-
nections do not always find the
knightly and chivalrous gentlemen
of their dreams.
She was still, like Omar, wonder
ing what the winters buy one-half
so precious as the stun they SELF
lost in cogitations about Diana,
when the subject OF her thoughts,
accompanied by three men, came
down a companionway from an
upper deck Thoy were evidently
set for the shore and making their
way to the ships side. as III certain
that the best places in the best
boats were reserved for them.
Diana.s appearance betrayed the
The Washington times., 1920-01-31
This IL Really
Original.

Today's Economy Prize goes to
the following letter:
DEAR ELIzABETH LATTrMERs
Now that linen OF all sorts IL so or
pensiye. I want to tell you how I saved
a dollar or two,
MY mother discarded several furni-
ture covers the usual kind OF linen
ones with red stripes In them) because
the seat and arms we're badly worn
The backs and lower parts that cover
cd tho legs were not worn, These good
pIecer I laundered and hemr,ed and
made OF least a dozen very svrviccahas
linen dish towels
MRS, y. q. GOODWIN.
lts2 street northeast.
The Washington times., 1920-01-31
LONG DISTANCE.

Didn't you shudder, Rastus, as you
cut down those Germans, man after
manr
Man after man7 Yessah. when that
live man got after this man ah shud-
tor.
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~ j MARION DAVIES
Watch For This Story in Motion Pictures

april Folly soon to be seen in leading motion PIC
tnre theaters is Cosmopolitan production, released
through Famous Payers-Lasky Corporation as a Para
mount Artcraft picture direction of Robert H. Leonard
The Washington times., 1920-01-31
The Story to Date

~ Lady Diana Sandands bound for South Africa,
manages to lose her chaperon tie train leaveson
don and meeting charming but poor girl April Poole,
in the railway carriage persuades herto exchange iden
ties with her for the period ofthe voyage oy They go
on board and April finds the adventure delightful ~s
By CYNTHIA srouKLEY, ..s.,
Auther of .Bue AIoes The Leopard Sny short stories
49, " q, unusual and = ;sv'.a b q
The Washington times., 1920-01-31
The Charm Of
Candle Light.
MUTE a bit or money can be
saved each month by the
careful use OF light.

Candles furnish soft. ,piessant
light, especially IL shaded. ana ore
attractive for decorative purpose 5,
although not we'll suited for work
ing or reading. Keep them away
from curtains or draperies and
avoid fre risk. For carrying about
in closets and dark corners an cleo
trio fiashiigbt is safer and moro
convenient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES


The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Bernaiillo County, New Mexico, In
pursuance OF the requirements OF par
agraph 1917 o. the codlfied laws OF
ID State OF New Mexico. hereby slvca
public notice that an election viii
Be held IN said county on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday In Noyem-
Der, nineteen hundred and twenty,
the same being the second day OF said
November: that the objtc ct OF. sal
election Is the seioctloa by the people
o. three Presidential Electors; oos
Repre- sentative in Congress; n Gov
otnor. one Lieutcnnnt Governor; one
Secretary OF Statei one ttate Auditor;
one State Treasurer; one Attorney
General: M Superintendent 81 Pub
lie Instruction; ono Commissioner OF
rremo Court; ono Member OF the
state Corporation Commiasion. one
state Senator for the fifth Senatorial
District. comprising the counties Ct
Bernalulo. Sandoyal aud San Juan;
onc State Senator for the seventh Sem
atorial District. comprising he county
OF B%ernaillio; three Representatives
70 the state Legislature from tho third
Representative District; u District
Attorney for the Second Judicial Dis
trict.i comprising the counties u Per-
nalillo. Mckinley and SaHdovnl; three
county commissioners: n Probate
Judge; one County Clerk. n sheriff:
one Assessor; one County Treasurer;
one Superintendent Of Schools. and
one County Surveyor.
Alao for the votlhg upOr the ques-
ton OF the issuanC3 If S2.OUU,OOQ
State Highway Bonds. IN conformity
with Chapter liz, Laws OF 1919. which
provides IN substance. rs f9iiows;
IAN Act providing foe tile ISSUANCE
of bonds by the state of New Me2ico
In the sum Of two inlnlon dollars 10
provide funds for the construction
lnd Improvement OF state Hlghwnys,
providing q tax levy for the pay'puht
VI Interest ana p-iunipal Of said bonds
si,d for other o. tsossh
And Il IL .pcinCr pro damned That
tho anne o. tdo car didatcs Tor each
Of sald offices, aad their poat-officc
addresses, arc rs follows:
FER Presidential 4 cctors:
y. A. Cahoon. Roswell, n. NJ.
Antonio Comes. Moriurty. y. NJ.
8 b. Davis, Jr, East Las Vegas,
". NJ.
X. l.. Young. LhssCrucea, n. NJ.
sevorino Martinez, Black Lake, n.
james b. Priddy. Portaios. N. NJ.
Louis We Vorkn. San Marcial, N. NJ.
j. ID. Hume. Alamogordo, n. NJ.
Donald McRea, East Las vegas. n.
NJ.
For Representative in Congress:
Nestor MontoyR, Albuquerque. n.
NJ.
Antonio Lucero, las Vegas, N. NJ.
A. James Mcdonald. Clayton, y. n.
For Governor:
Merritt q. Mochem. Socorro, n. NJ.
Richard II. ~lLanna, Albuquerque.
n. NJ.
W. n. McGrath, Bolen. N. NJ.
For Lieutenant Governor;
William IL. Duckworth, Clovis. N.
M.
j. D. Atwood, Roswell. n. NJ.
Edward Schwnb, Clovis, y. NJ.
\ or Secretary OF state.
Manuel Martinez, Santa Fc, n. NJ.
Florencio G. do Baca, Las Negns.
N. N.
T. NJ. B%ojorquez, Arrey, N. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
0UAgERS OPPOSE
WILSON'S LEAGUE
Original Peace Advo.
Gates See Dangers in
Covenant

The remarkabio fact hat The great
religious aocinfy Of Friends or ouak-
ers il not in favor Of Da league Of
nations covenant IN the form In which
President Wilnon y advocating Il a
The recent conference OF more
tl.An one thousand members OF this
society from America and an over
the world, which was held In Lon
don, took occasion to express It's
Views on the league. News concern.
ing the action ie being widely pub
ilshed IN the American t'riend, a
publication devoted TO the interests
OF Quakorism In America.
The conferences issued n statement
with respect to the unsettled state OF
Europe ~ tho outcome OF tho war
md urged q real settlement which
would bring general peace,
Particularly, Il Is urged remodel
ing Of tho league covenant and FAR
reaching changes In the structure Of
the league"
In erect, though not naming At
ticle X, Il came AGAINST 'hee ar
ticle. declaring as follows.
'grhe thront OF armed force or eco
monte blochndo| Hhuuld be eliminated,
The people we seek cannot resi- on
Further than this. the Friends
come out for many olncr
amendments. They declared In their
conferonc that rthe constitution
shouid be more fully representative
Of me poopio themselves ard the
possIbiify of the dictatonhip OF a
small group Of nations should be re-
moved"
Here. IL seems. arc mombora OF the
religious sncldty which was founded
hundreds OF years ago with the doc
trine OF peace Ms It's ~fourdntion stone
urging that tho league n%ovannnt, as
advocated by Mr.. Wilson and AR. COX
be amended IN highly Important par
t~iculara
no be sure, the conference IN Lon
don a. Quaker delegates from thu
country and other countrieg did not
specifically mention Mr.. Wilhon or
Mr.. Cox. But it's attitude on the sub
1ect OF what should be done with re-
rpect 70 tho lsnguo covenant differr
radically and banlcaiiy rom the
WilsonsCox attitude.
The Friends perceive clearly what
~ the unidentified fact, that Article
X IL founded on forco ana that II vii
lead to war. not 10 peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
q was HUNGRY.

~
To lessen a nnEopinp" VI w"
harasseu lisess -
Our state roole-neaftsn' p''iio'su
great drives
With zeal patriouc' Ane "nue a"
her own.
The fnte or eacn NNnonat Aap'r'f
Loan.
To nlrme, N n "ofio' De"
rags Lamp. a.. uy.w
Her little ones PURCHASED tho "A'
Savings stamp
Its great = LoH'or' sno
deemed u no losn.
To answer M y 4 OF phe Neeiou'
Red Cross.
The " ana the ~ anu HNe
mercy panas,
Her heart FOUND fesponAi'e' a"u
open her nAnuA
Nor Gid she' hafd-heArteu' nP'S~
ing view -.
n neeu OF the napieS9' e"e 1V4e
oppressed yew. 49,.
Ana taly aiso' HAe"i1e me MA
Found her senstaetiOns BY no
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queruue. at the house Of Nicanor Mar
timer.
Precinct No. G. Bareias, at lhe house
OF Eiisco Chavez.
Precinct No. 8, Padiiinn. at the
house OF Roman Mofaga.
Precinct No. 2, San Antonio, at tho
house of Chan. Canpos.
Precinct Nc. 3. Los Gricgoa, at the
house Of jose Tolcs Apodaca.
Precinct No. 0, Rancnos dc Atrlsco-
az tho hor ~ Of Jose =. Armito,
Precinct No. 10, EscoboHa, nt tiL
hoUse of Aholicio Romero.
Precinct No. II. Pajarito, at the
house OF ]. Felipe Hubbeli.
Precinct No. ~. albuquerque. Div.
la. at GEande Hotel. broadway and
Tijcras.
DIV, IL, at Riley's Grocery, lcO5
u. Central.
Div. IA. at the City Hail.
Div. 2-B, at Paige Garage. n. 9TH
81.
Div. &C. at house OF J. b. Burg,
iO1S W. Marquotte.
Precinct No. 10, Old Albuquerque:
Div. a, at the house Of Juan "a
mora.
Div. b., at tine Court House.
Precinct No. IL, San Ignacio, at the
house OF Nicolas Herrera.
Precinct No. 10. Santa Barbara, AZ
tho house of Simon Garcia.
Precinct No. 20, La Tijera, at the
house or Jose Domingucz.
Precinct No. 80, San AntOnito, at
the house OF Manuel Gonzales y Lo-
poz.
Precinct No. 90. Albuquerque;
Div. IA. AT basement OF broadway
Christian Chuch. corner s. broadway
ana Gold avenue.
Div. lib, at Ideal Grocery. sic E.
Central.
NV. &c, at Presbyterian sanitor-
ium, 1920 y. Central.
Div. pa, at National Investment
CO., 20S W. Gold avenue.
Div. 2-B. at Hudson Garage, 9Th and
Gold.
Precinct No. 2s. Atrisco. at tho
house Of Pedro Amanda.
Precinct No. %, Chilli, at the house
OF Anaatacia Gutierrez.
Precinct No. 30, Los Duranes, al
! Ambrosio ContreraA.
And It rs further proclaimed that
tho polls Of said general election be
omen on said md day Of November
1870, from v o'clock In the forenoon
to 8 O'Clock In the afternoon OF Baid
day.
NJ. X. WYLDBR,
Chairman Board of County Com
missioners. Bcrnailllo County, Ne"
Attest: NEsroR MoNToYA. Clerk
by Olivia Everitt. Deputy Clerk.
Oct. 20, &c. "a, 2s. 20. so.
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For State Auditor:
Edward L. Stafford. Santa Re, y. n.
Carlos Manznnarc8, Park View. y.
Frank J. Aahe. cafriaozo. n. NJ.
For State Treasurer:
Charles u. Strong. Santa Fe, y. NJ.
Harry Slack, Gallup, N. NJ.
Claude Blackburn. Beiivicw. Y. NJ.
For Attorney General:
Harry s. Bowman. Santa BE, n. 81.
Robert g. Dow, Carlsbad, n. NJ.
Thomas r. savage. Clayton. y. NJ
For superintendent OF Public IN
stI uction;
John v. Conway, Santa he. n. NJ.
II. y. Upton, Alamogordo, n. NJ.
O.. w. Austin, Albuquerque, y. NJ.
For Commissioner OF Public Lands:
Nelson A. Field. santa Fe. n. ".
n. l.. (Hal) Kerr, Cambray, N. N
Il. r. stout, Gallup. n. NJ.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court;
Frank w. Parker, Santa &c. n. NJ.
Harry l. Patton, Clovis. y. NJ.
Edward j.. Tttman. Hiilsboro. N.
NJ.
For Member OF tho State Corpora
ton Commission:
Hugh II. Williams, Santa 20. y. NJ.
George l.. Perrin, East Vaughn, n.
NJ.
James Rogers. M%ountainalr. n. NJ.
For Members Of the Sutte Senate:
Sidney NJ. We'll. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
%. X. Il. Sellers, Albuquerque, N. N.
IA. \. Janiison, Albuquerque, \ NJ.
Rafael Garcia, AibuqueIduc, y. ~.
For Members OF the House Of Rep
rcscntatives:
Juan 70. ViEii. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Herman Mohr, Albuqueique. n. NJ.
George Blake. Albuquerque, n. N.
Ef...N.. Da-.F. a1laauaa.N.tan "A
Stephen u. Roehl, Albuquerque, "
NJ.
Demotrio Sanchez, Pajarito, N. NJ.
For District Attorney:
George II. Craig, Albuquerque. y.
NJ.
Ernest b. Garcia. Albuquerque, n.
NJ.
For County Commissioners:
First District-Junn Pablo Sovedrn,
Armiio, N. NJ.
severe Sanchez. Armijo. n. NJ.
Second observation-disclosures c. Gon-
zalcs. Alameda, n. ~.
Max uuitofrez, Ola Albuquerque.
Third District-M. *. wyldes, Al
b%uqucrquc. y. NJ.
Albert Simms, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Eor Probate Judge:
PoiicaFpio Sanchez, Albuquerque, n.
a
J. lsieardO sanchez. Albuquerque
FOR County Clerk:
J. A. Werner, Old Albuquerque, y.
NJ.
Frcd crollott, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
For Sheriff:
A.. Matteucci. Albuquerque. y. ~.
Antonio 9. Ortiz, Albuquerque, ~
NJ.
For County Assessor:
Il. II. Landoin. Albuquerque, ~. NJ
j. Felipe Hubbeii, Pajartto, y. M.
For County Treasurer:
II. II. Gardner. Albuquerque, y. NJ.
Edwin y. Swopo, Albuquerque, N.
NJ.
For County superintendent OF
Schools.
Mrs. JOHN W. Wilson, Albuquerque
". NJ.
Miss .reno NJ. Burke, Albuquerque.
". ".
For County Surveyor;
Edmund Ross. Albuquerque, y. NJ.
And IL iH further proclaimed that
said general election shall be held IN
the various precincts and election dis.
tricts OF said Bernaliilo county at thu
following named places, to-wit:
Precinct No. /, san Jose, at th'
house OF Frank ArinH.
Precinct No. 2, Dol Rio. at II nous
OF Procopio ArmiJo.
Precinct No. D. Alameda, at INT
house OF Max Chavez.
Precinct No. 4, Ranches de Albu
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nainlo. STATE Of New Mexico. and being A
part o. tract a. designated on = lnap
made b. Pitt Ross and filed March ~, 1915
being bounded OF me north By tho ianos %
n. A. uuhbcll, on The caat by the lnnda Of
A. n. niroup and Jessie n. ftroup, On the
south By a road running between the lands
conveyed and the lands Of q. y. Patty, on
the wcst by tho lands Of Tn Atsisco Farm
and measuring from north 60 euuth tioa31
fifteen hundred forty.fiya foetand from eAtt
to went tet2B) thirty four hundred twenty
ak feet, and containing ono hundred twenty
acres.
Al right of way for q highway forty t4vj
feet wide extending from tho road from
Albuquerque 20 phiarito 10 this tract and
along the south aide Of the tract herein
described IA herein granted. Also the right
10 water for the purposes Of irrigation from
tho paiarito Irritation Ditch.
Dated a. Albuquerqne. bernali1o County,
New Mexico, tnis 9th day Of October, 1870
CLAUDE HUTTo, Special Master.
Oe~l7-its21.es.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

AOhAAA VI ogAA
State Of New Mexico, County Of BornHllllo.
In the District Court.
No. 1889.
James d. Eakin, Plaintiff, W. Edward A..
Powell, NJ. Mandell, and all unknown
owners and heirs OF unknown owners and
claimants Of any title Dr. interest In and
TO lots Mac and ten In block two, BHca
Addition to City Of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
ANTS; You arc hereby notified that a suit
has been filed against you In said Court
and County by the above named plaintiff
10 which plaintiff praya for judgment quiet
Ing title 10 lots . and 10, block 2, Baca
Addition TO City Of Albuquerque, Bernalnlo
County. N. NJ, a. shown and designated on
plat thereof filed In office Of probate clerk
and cx-officio recorder Of said County on
April 10, 1881. And you are further mott.
fled that unless you enter or cause 10 be
entered your appearance In said cause on or
before tho goth day Of November. 1920,
judgment by default will be rendered against
you and relief prayed Ter granted.
The name Of plaintiff attorney Is George
G. Taylor whose postoftce address Is Albu'
NEsToR MoNToYA,
(seai) Clerk.
Deputy.
OetIa.2I.2s.Nov.A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Lassen Peak Is
Again IN Eruption

REppiNG, calf. Oct. 1s.--LAsson
Peak was in pronounced eruption
Yesterday. For more than half an
hour. hoainning ut 3.40 .. m. black
nmetc rolled out Of tho northern
part OF the crater.
putfrlnn IN loss than n week. A sub
stantlai outbreak occurred Saturday.
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Ia tho Dislriet C,ut,, County Of Bsrnalillo,
state Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque Gun Club, Ineorporati I'd. a
Corporation. aud W. Z. Metenlf, trustee.
Plaintiffs,
Rio Grnnde Gun Club Holding Company, n
Corporation, Defondnnt.
A decree Of foreclosure having been rem
dered on tho 26th day u August 1890, In
the above entitled cause. and tho unoer.
signed having been duly appointed special
master for tho purpose OF selling the prop
erty hereinafter specified, for the furpOss
of satisfying indebtedness amounting 20
$4,000, costs. and interest at = per cent
from August &c. 1920, until paid.
Now, therefore, u-drr and by virtue Of
the decree 81 foreclosure aforesaid, ], the
undersigned special master. will, on the 1eih
day Of November. 1890, at 10 a. m, 1T the
front door Of tho county court house at
Old Albuquerque, Bernalillo county, New
Mexico, to satisfy the decree Of foreclosure
Aforesaid. offer and sell 70 tho highest BAT.
der for cash the following described real
4 certain piece Of land situated near
Ranches dc Atriaeo, and being tracts mum
bercd IN eleven, (12l twelve. (i3l thlr-
teen, (14) fourteen, (i6) fifteen, and (16)
~sixtcen, as designated on a map now on
flo In the office Of Probate Clerk and
! ex.offieio Recorder for the County Of Der
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NOTICE.
State Of New Mexico. County Of BcrnalillO.
In tho Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of y. Berardi.
nclh, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that Erlekeita
Berardinelli. ldministratrp Of tho estate Of
". Berardihelh, deceased, has filed In the
Probate Court Of Bernalillo County. New
MeNico. her final report ns such Rdministra.
irix, and the Court has sct Saturday, ne.
vcmber ~. 1890, al ten o'clock A. NJ, al
tho day for hearing objections, IL any iletn
be. 10 tho approval Of said final report md
tho discharge Of said administrator aud hoi
b%ondsncn.
Witness my hand and tho seal Of snld
Probate Court this 9th day OF October,
1920.
NEsTOR MONToYA,
(scal) Probate CierE.
BY OLIVIA EvERITT,
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

NOTICE..
Last win and Testament Of Kate y. kelohcr,
Deceased.
10 4. Y. kclehcr. Sr., and W. A. Kolchrr,
Albuquerque, n. H., named In the viii MS
executors; John y. Keicbcr, Produce Tx.
change Bank, knnsaE City, Mo; Mrs. David
keloher, sol West Fruit, Albuquerque, N.
"; ~. Anihony's Orphanagr, Albuquerque,
n. NJ; 81. Joscph's Union, Now York city;
Mary CosgrDye, Lawrence, Kansas, and TO
all TO whom II may concern, GREETING;
You are hereby notified that the alleged
Last VIII aud Testament Of Kate b. kcie-
her. deceased. late Of the County Of BrrnA.
lilo and State Of New Mexico, was PRO.
dueed and read In tho Probate Court Of the
County Of Bcrnalillo, State Of New Mexico.
on the 9th day Of October, 1890. and tho
day Of tho proving Of said ALLEGED Last VIII
and Testament was thureupon fixed for Sat-
urday. the 18th day of November, A. ID.
1920, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day.
Given under my hand and tho Seal Of this
Court. this 9th day Of October, A, ID. 1920.
NESTOR MOETOYA,
(Scal) County Clerk.
ny OLIVIA EvERITr.
Deputy.
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