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The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
Fear Thieves; Sleep IN Shops.

HIGH POINT, n. C. Dec 2.-Mer-
chants Of this city are sleeping in
their stores In an effort to bring q
halt to a series OF burglaries occur
ring here during the past ten days.
which have resulted On the loss OF
merchandise valued at thousands of
dollars.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
These are Washington Cases:
GRANT ROAD NORTHWEST

George G. Warren, 1912 Grant road northwest,
says: MY kidneys troubled and think it was
caused by strain I received when lifting. 1t was
just awful the way my back pained. ] was given a
trial box of Doans Kidney Pills, and that proved
satisfactory l bought supply used five boxes
back. The trouble disappeared and felt strong and
fine"
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER Mr.. Warren said:
Il gladly confirm all my previous statements indors-
ing Doans Kidney Pills always keep them on hand,
and they have failed to give prompt relief
when have used them"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST

Mrs NJ Woods, 536 Sixth street southeast, says:
Il have found Doans Kidney Pills to be very good.
reliable medicine. My back ached all the time and
IL did any amount of work my back hurt dreadfuy.
was more tired in the morning than the night be-
fore When PERSONS back starts hurting they feel
sore all over Weakness annoyed me- and tired,
too My kidneys all out of order, very weak
and Irregular 1 saw how well Doan's Kidney Pills
were liked. 1 thought would try them A few
boxes benefited in splendid way driving all
the trouble away"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
WEST STREET SOUTHEAST

George II. Hoagland 1916 street southeast
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills my mind the very
best Of kidney medicines. Ny back used 10 hurt
terribly. 1t hurt when / down, walked or even
when I was in bed couldn't lift anything and
wnen stopped over stitches would take m When
lying in bed ! would be so troubled with intense
pains in the lower I didn't dare
turn over. certainly and felt weak
and tired. was in mighty poor condition and nv
kidneys were weak i had get up six or seven
times during the night The secretions were badly
Kidney Pills were doing. and got few boxes They
fixed me up in first-class shape"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
II THE INQUIRINc
IMPORTER
He asks FIVE persons, picked at
random, question each day.
THE QUESTION,
What Is the Proper Age for a Man
To Marry?
THE ANSWER

e. C. n. HUMPHREYS. law
yer. sos D. street northwest
sIf the woman is suited to him
mentally and physically any age
at all the proper time"
e. A. sACKEY. Deputy United
States Marshal. Police Court
BuiIdingi sAn thing. being
equal, 1 believe the time between
the ages of - and IS years II the
best. It II not q good idea to
try II teo young or too old.
Each case must rest On Its own
merits.1
COL. WILLIAM A, knoll.
marriage license clerk, District
Supreme Courts at all depends
on who II fs, how IL II. and 100
other things. There Is no set
rule for this sort of thing.
what In the proper time for one
man would not be the proper
time for another. Age In not
such an Important factor I'm
marriage as ftness on both
sides.o
FRANK e. CUNNINGHAM.
clerk. 2s77 0rdway street north
westi 81 think about n or 81
years n the best time. On the
whole the age Of discretion ar
rives at diRerent times for Diff
ferent men. and this ought 10 be
taken into confederation"
J. L. MARTIN. secretary to
Engineer Commissioner C. w.
KntEi "A man. they say, In as
old as he feels. He ought to
marry when he feels young
enough, or old enough, accord
ing to his particular ease.1
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03
FOURTH STREET

F. A Blumer. iii Fourth street says: standing
on my feet too long time and colds settling on
my kidneys weakened my Kidneys There was a sore
ness across my back which me lots OF trouble.
To stoop over was a hard thing and 1 could hardly
straighten again. In the morning I felt stiff ana
sore II worked hard and long on the road
would be troubled with dizzy spells. My kidneys
were out Of fix and had up during the night
due to their irregular action. went the Peoples
Drug Store and a few boxes of Doans Kidney
Pills. They proved to be good and fixed up Ia
good shape"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-03

HERRING.
Expert immigration problems and official the Immgra-
ton Bureau of the Department of Labor Prior appoint
the service Dr. Herring special study
of labor condonh sociological and allied subjec She
a graduate of George Washington University. ~seN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Senators Told How 800
Chinese Were Massacred

san ANTONIO. Ten. Lar 1h-
Miss Anita Whatley. toid the senate
subcommittee investigating McXicnu
today how rcvolutionlsts In
parml threatened her with dehth be
cause she was unable to deliver TO
them money she did not have,
The revolutionists appeared at her
home on night in Parral demanded
money from her mother and then
turned heir attention 10 her and her
sisters. She WHY stood against tho
wall FOR execution. She told them
there was nc money The order q
cut her foot to see 10 hat would COM
ped obedience was carried out but her
repeated denial appeared to m
cincc the McNicans. Tho property IA.
been destroyed by the McNicans.
Descriptions Of the massacre ~.
more than % Chinese In Torreon
in 1911 hy r~cvoiutionista commanded
hy Emithio Madcro. brother Of
Francisco Madcro. late president OF
Mexico was given the committee by
G. ". Finders aud Paul itenurd. two
American business men, then living
bob Turrpou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
UNIVERSITY CLUB
FORMED N CITY
Will Lease Quarters and
Take Out a State
Charter

A Universally club was formed In
albuquerque Al a meeting last night
st the Alvarado hotel. Twelve char
ter members brought this new orEani-
ration into existence n promise to
make II ono OF M live wire orsanlza-
tons Of the city. These men are Or.
Lcfloy Peters. II. y. Hrning. DR..
Brehmer. A. Y. Hebcnstrei;. pr. Roy
er, Mr. Lamon. Dr. Roper. DR.. Fred
Petit. Or. Van Alta. Herman Mohr.
c. a. Barber and Prof. John d.
CLARK.
a committee on membership and
bylaws was appointed. The charter
members viii constitute the board OF
dirce4orF for the first year.
Herman Mohr, a graduate Of the
University Of Illinois. WAY authorized
10 draw up the constitution and make
application for the charter.
&. NJ. Barber was elected tcmnor-
airy chairman and r. Fred Petiit sec
rotary and treasurer.
II n the plan % The club 90 lease
the top floor Of an office building
mat u expected q be erected dur
ing the present n as a home for
the club.
The club here Is modelled after
University clubs IN other cities. II
Will be made up OF business and pro-
fcsslunai men for social and uduSa-
tional objects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
First Baby Born in
New Hospital Before
II Is Completed

The need or Albuquerque for
another hospital was emphatic
ally demonstrated on Wednesday
when the first baby was born IN
the Womcn's and Chndren's hos
pitai before the building opera
lions were completed.
This new parsonage Is Virginia
Lee Clair. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Clair Of 722 West Lead
avenue. Her mother had been
turned away from all the other
hospitals I'm the city because OF
lack Of room. Mrs. clair asked
10 be admitted 10 the Women's
and Childron's hospital. Although
the carpenters. plumbers and
painters yer still al work, all
81 'he beds were Up, the Etcriliz-
tLg OUTFIT Intact, and medicines
aud dressings on hand.
Mrs. Clair was admitted, aud
the honored baby wa born. Miss
Virginia viii be presented with
a beautiful robe. tho gift OF the
hospital. suitably embroidered by
the nurse im charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Former Albuquerque
Girl Dies in California

the death OF Mrs Walter clark. Jr.
nee Ray ftrr daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs william Farr az her home in
HlNersido, California, OF pneumonia.
Her parents were pioneer residents Of
this city and removed To California
about 10 "a ago. She was born
and reared In Albuquerque and b.
knowu hN uutnv persons here. %
was married about four mouths ago.
a twin brother Roy Farr. survives.
and three sisters. ia. Farr. Dave
Farr and Joseph Farr OF this citS
are her unclcs.
The funeral arrangements are be-
ing held up awaiting the arrival of
relatives burial however viii be la
california.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
EXPERT
COMPLETES INQUIRY
Takes Samples Of De-
fective Surfacing But
Reaches No Decision

J. s Burdge. expert for wssron
Bros. patentces Of the bitulithlc pav-
ing. completed his examination OF
paving on East central avenue last
evening and lcft promising 10 make
known his decision as soon as tests
were nlndc of-tampiCs OF the paving
that lie obtained The samples were
sent TO the company's laboratory In
Boston.
Mr.. Burdre admitted thnt some OF
the paving was defective but would
not commit himself as 10 tho cause
for II until the tests had been com
plctcd.
concaNes have been ordered from
Chicago however, and the paving viii
be replaced as soon as possible With
out cost to the city. Whether War
rem Brothers or the II faso Btu
lthic company viii hnVc 20 pay for
the cost OF the work will depend on
the outcome OF the tests and invcsti-
cations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

These bracclets gold. were never
sold 10 bachelors. they say. And
mRrhed for NE, as having a wife,
was "a hubby Of that day.
The ladies fair AZ him would stare
untn he raised his arm. Were brace
lets there. they'd o and
he'd be free from harm
Now Miss Pugh, New York
girl. who H. graduate a law. Sho
says In you. and you and AOr, she's
picked a little flaw.
Although you're wed, no ring"
she said. "adornH your weddinE
finger. And yampiah chicks, with
many tricks a sting you with their
singer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
AUTO SHOW THIS
SPRING CONSIDERED
Dealers Will Decide on
Question at a Meeting
This Evening

The Albuquerque Automobile Deal
crs' association will hold a meeting
at 1:30 this evening at the chamber
of To- consider the PROPOSE
non ~ putting on an automobile show
this spring.
have proven very successful and with
automobile prospects the coming
Q roghter han eve u h believed a
show this spring VIII surpnss any
thing ever held hers both In h
number 81 cars exhibited and In ne
business obtained.
The members OF the association ara
said to be almost unanimous In favor
Of holding q show n n IN believed
that the preliminary arrangement,
will DE made at the meeting this eve
ming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Step Up, Men!
For Protection
Miss Pugh Would Slap a We'd
ding Ring on Your Finger
as Safety First

NEWS NOTE; 'If men were
compelled by pressure Of public opin-
ion TO wear wedding rings, the same
as women. they would be- loss in
clined to enFIlge IN entangilng ALI
ances,- said Miss Lucille pugh. New
York attorney, today. Al the same
time women would be warned that
the men we're the property of other
women
In DAYS OF old, when KNIGHTS were
hold. and maids had virtuous charms,
the men. I'm told. both young and
old, wore bracelets on their arms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
NNAnApo.

~
:. W. Atkinson. Western Union.
A. l.. Blumserg. Los Angeles.
&. l.. Flaws, Chicago.
r. j. Dockstader, Los Angeles.
Ira y. Sprecher, DENNIS.
VIM. e. Snow. Los Angeles.
Roht r.. Base. Detroit.
Jos. f.uckort. Las Vegas.
W. ,. ogilvie aud wife, sterling
city. Texas.
". A. cameron. III Paso.
Chas. Van Houttcp. Los Angeles.
Tony Chisman, Amarillo.
n. ~. Rohr. Denver.
N. r. Maxwell, Lamar, Colo.
y. y Seigel. pevcr
o. l.. Smith. Santa Fe.
r. y. Busser aud wife. Los Angeles.
=. "a. white. New York.
peter Farrell. Oakland, Calf.
a. 49, McCuffery. Los Angeles.
&. s. Hatch. Clovis.
John A.. Shean, New York.
n. q. paube, Chicago.
u. Campbell salt lake.
J. r.. kiss. Denver,
n. j. Crissey, 81 paso.
Roy ID. Harris, Kansas city.
Chas. H.. Spencer. Buffalo.
Wayne Peterson. Los Angeles.
STURGEs.
s r.. Rosenberg. city.
\. kuutzi ttty.
Lucille LcDuke, Lamy.
Geo. a. Martin. City.
r. 4. Martin, Gallup,
H. q. Buerger, Denver
J. y. Montoya, city.
a. y. Thompson. los Angeles.
g. n. stark, Kansas city.
vernon Nestlc. Harrisvillc. Mich
j. W. Gardner. Flagstaff.
e. \. Hickman. Denver
A. r. i.oudermtik. Kansas city.
Al Soils. -. Louis.
q. ". Rlppey Denver.
\. q. Green. Stratford, ont.
&. ". saucr. ST Joseph.
COMBS.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adams. Carroll
ton. Ky.
+. j. Dockstndcr. Los Angeles.
Rev. "A. j. Rooster. P~ardcyillc, Wis,
Allan ". Wasa. Oakland. Calf.
A. f. Rogatz Denver
" O.. nrcer. oklahoma city.
kenneth Marmon.
e. q. Hawkins,
Mr. n Mrs. T.. Is. stevens, sewanoe.
o l. McRae, HOUSTON
y. NJ Murphy. New York.
@. A.. Childs, FL Pnso.
r r.. Jackson, El Pnso.
Hugh j. Trottcr. Long Beach.
j. h. Hyde. Springfield. M
q. Y. Watson, Pueblo,
W. l. Wickenshaw Fail River. Kan
Ctuud Romero. TuhutChi. n. NJ
John \. Shcun. New York.
". r. Baker and wife. Quincy, M
Mrs n. u Floyd. ST. Adams. " "
Minnie Lee McComas. 81. Albnns
Mrs Walter GiHh, youngstown, o..
Dr. " G. Weber. Moriarty. n NJ.
Robt. ". Mclean, Los Angeles.
Chas. T.. dryden. Monticello, III.
Paul Duran, Santa Fe,
Lola Marie Harmon, keokuk, ILL.,
q. n. Russell champaign. ~
Chls T.. Fish. Moose Jaw, Susk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Girlsl Have a mass of long,
thick, gleamy hair

Let "Danderiuc" save your hair mud
double It's beauty You can have lot.
OF long. thick, strong. lustrous half.
Don't let IL stay i~ifcicss. thin, scraE-
rly or fading Bring back iis color.
yiror aud vitality.
Get n 3s-ceut botilt Of delightful
"uanterinc" AZ any drug or toilet
countcr to freshen your scalp; cheek
dtudruu and falling hair. Your hair
needs this stimulating tonic. then It's
life, color. brightness and abundance
will rcturu-Hurryi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Why Druggists
Recommend
Swamp-Root

For many yeara druggists hrve
wdslrhra With mach Interest the re-
InaIAtuIs record maintained BY Or.
KIlmera Hwamp-Root the great KID
nnf. User and blndder mEdfcine.
Mi IA phyairlan's prescription.
HHnmp-Eoot - n atreugthenlng
mrdicin6 Il helps the kidneys. liver
and AAAder DO the work nuture IN
tonda1 they should do.
EHnmp-Hoot han stood the test Of
years. X Is sold By All druggists on
"a merit and Il should help yon. No
other kiAney medicine has 30 many
1fi1nde'
~ sure 10 set swamp-Root and
Rlaai treatment A. once.
HoTaTer. n you wish first 10 teni
ahM nffat preparation send ten cents
10 Dr. khner a Co. uinghamtun. n.
~, for a sample bottle. When writ
Ing BE- sure and mention The Aihu-
queIQue Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Bound Over for
Jamaica Giner Sales

A. picclnlni and his clerk torcnao
Zario. who were ~ Tor hearing yes
tcrday before United States C0mmis-
Hioncr Mcdonald on a charge OF re-
failing Jamaica ginger for bevcrag"
purposes ~ their store on south FtrHi
street were bound over 20 await 10"
action OF the grand jury under bonds
OF S6O0 each.
According to the testimony intro
duced~A. plccinini. IA manager o. the
store purchased from n local whole
sale house two gross OF this p%nrticu-
lar brand Of Jamaica ginger on tho
22nd Of last month, and OF his
amount $40 bottles had been soli-
This NJ an average OF twelve boitlea
per day. Il was stated that unc ~
the largest retailers in the city does
not sell morc than ten bottles per
year. frequently much less.
The cartons In which the ginger
ome wnH marked "NA per cent al
cohoi while tho bottles themselves
were marked 30 per cent"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
nTpRIIVE ron sIlAYEn.

LINCOLN, Ncb.. Jan. td.-GOver-
nor Samuel Il. McKelyic late last
uipht granted u reprievc OF two
weeks 10 Allen Vincent Grammer.
convicted Howard county murdere
condemned 20 be olcctrocuted today
In the state p~cnitentinry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
sQBE IAAA $4,000
RAISED DRIVE


L
Wtst a. UntHN nc fnhalnt fnnd|
drive t.o&nt i4& Ihtf1 az. abpftA-
n.4ItII fE4te hal been eubecrIted
n tha a~Iltrncer. frai
tnu 20 pon and
4ao t1I3 lsIhf rt exnstet 10 be
1afRob increased " O'Clock.
tith c4 white Of The
& 34fc ~ ne fDlloW-
So 1df F3h ) ep4ahnson WHOSE
I'.It& tIfaI 1t1 seen ttetifto up
t'fioCA llI1 aflernoon'
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rkI2Id.Nt 1Iamhtf 60. Aistnurrqua
q tlsflfe c.. Albright = An
retsnmIe Isseh~thi 4~letoaAllo
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O411s Co, HtrNrfr ta|nertrent CO.
U0ffNat Efn8. Eo4fmtte Dairy. y.
81. Ual.InR. n8idfI1xt IHHln4r Co, q,
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cry N'ltlrlt CO. Fred cruIlott cpn-
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M. tu4. NJ tiufA Geo. r. CraiE, &.
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ttnaf fremont carh.
A F1e,bcher. WIN. FAR CO..
Easisnei hsn n.r ~. ousran-
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Fl t.. che,sef pnirinr Wks
III IA Hv1r n ~
- r4 $780,. 1iu A., Han-
I.-s. w = Hewfiaa
-t,.~Ii - unorel Motor Coz.
$500 a~lh,r
t,f.t faret Thester. Il. H.
r r.h,son
rsiesrr William gicke. j..
risllsr Orp~lnnd Co.
n 1fs.cr Go a xaseman.
$500 u.e4heu marry &
- ..esr lone X~trr
1880 $50 1cr1.rrh~r q Naf-
q, exrnnw~n' Nnnseif Never
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
nnsrMAsTIn NON NnGNLEs.

WASHINGTON jan. l6.-Presi-
dent Wilson today nominated Alden
}. Minikcn Tor postmaster ut Nogalrs
Arizona
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
K. of c. to Initiate
So Persons Sunday

A large attendance IL expected At
the second of the limitations to be
held hy the knights Of Columbus at
the Elks club next SUNDAY. The
usual custom OF attending the Z
O'Clock nuass ut the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon church Will be observed. and
all the candidates and members nr'
requested 10 meet ia -. Mays hail
at G.tb sunday morning.
The candidates will then assemble
at the @lks club room promptly AZ
. o'clock Tor the comforting 81 the
first degree. The ceremonies will
be continued In the afternoon shortly
after 1880 D.. M.
Candidatcs 10 be- Initiated next sun
day are as follows.
Nick A%rchehique John r. Becker.
r. C. de Bacn, r. ~ Bradley. Louis
auo Bnca. Frank BaEdonas. Louis
Clarke, Chas 81 Carpenter. Antonio
pcvoti. Charles Diego. Pedro Duran.
John j. Morrison. VIM. g. O'roolr,
Ulysses pcrea. Rafael Pima. Nicholas
pallidino. Saturiuo Pinard. Claude
4. Suffolk. James /. Signalgo, B y.
Selects. Jose u. S%alnzar. Kosondu
St~lakur. joaquin Sierra. Icandro Ser
ma, scfcrno Esquchel, \. H. Fdol.
Fred v. Gillian. Elisardo Gurulc. D..
\. Gilbert. a. J. Garcia. Pablo Leon
Garcia. lgunacio q. Garcia. Antonio
Gilbert. EiinH NJ Hanosh, John 49,
Rowland. silfrodo Lopez Nick Na-
pulconC. Francisco T. sanchez John
r.. Scyfrcd. Geo ". Smith, Jose TrL
lilo. A. Tcrrnzns. n. TerrHzHs, jas
Trudo processo Torres. Geo. Thirlun
John D. Scully 4. NJ. vigil. 4. 3.
Vigil Rufus WiIlic.
Immediately after the CONCLUSION
or the degree work. a. lunch VIII De-
served To- uIl present Boa the hall The
same ladies who Furnished such o. de-
liEhtfui lunch lafi sunday viii Doe
3 present this time.
ArTanEoment. are Boz progress nov
for the uiird initiation Go boz held on
February T. Details fur that da,
will ho announced rs Don as com
plCtCd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
KIDDIE'S GROUP
+ MUST Be CHECKED
Or. Kings New Discovery
will do that very thing,
easy and quickly

HoNT say. Poor little young
Hster--I wish / knew what 10
do for you'll just give q
little DR.. Kings New Discovery AZ
directed and the croupy.cough won't
linRer.
A cold IL not 10 be fooled with.
congestion, the phlegm-Btuinness,
and the throAt-tOrture.
A family remedy tor colds, coughs,
Krlppe. and kindred attacks. Fifty
Yeas a friend 70 cold-sufferers.
fifty years OF highest quality 6OcA
and $40 a bottle-all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

So she'd protect the men, by heck,
from females ooFly eyes. - bono.
dict, should be bcdcckod with a we'd
ding ring. she crice
To mako n Hhoff. though you may
snort, her plan Il iuft this Thing
When you get We'd, inst faN Tn
deadF and don your wedding rims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

To prevent the singing Of telf-
phone or telegraph wires paseirg
over houses. thean are muted BY put
ting on them small oliTe-ahapod pie-
ces Of lead, or hitting oorks on 20
Them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

-UHTWTUH UITIIlN 10 WOHK-
HIODX FALLS. s. D.. Jan. a.
AttIu1lnatoly 700 striking employees
of fHf Mofrsll Packing company. who
have been oHt for eight days, return
I'd 10 work today under an agree
r.fnt 70 deilnitoly settle their wage
cIIofcnco8 AZ 4 meeting with he m
nIeYffg Saturday. The dispute arose
ton u Judge Alschuiers recent de-
c|.aon n chleeEo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

pilo~ CutSri la q to ~ Days
Druggists refund money f HAID
OINTMENT fats tu cure Itching
Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudiuE piiHf
stops irritation. Sooth's and Ucalt
nrat npnIIlulInm- rrL-. 600
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-04-08
April Ito
Notice Of Application for Probate Of

april Ito
Notice of Application for Probate Of
VIII
State of South Dakota, County of
Hand, IS. In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Mar
garet Kelley, deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends
greetings to Timothy O,Leary. John r.
OLeary; the children of Joseph j.
OLeary, deceased, a brother of MAJ
garet Kelley deceased; Julia Baumann
formerlys Julia Russell, Mary Goss.
Bessie Deasy, John d. Kelley, Sacred
Heart Union, st. Johns Institute, the
Catholic Church at Duncan, s. d.,
James ]. O'Hara, Mary Moore, Francis
MicheaI Moore, Thomas Joseph Moore,
John Moore, Leo Moore, and Leona
Moore, Reverend Francis c. Kelley,
president of the Catholic Church ex-
tension Society of the United States Of
America, heirs, next Of kin Of Mar
garet Kelley, deceased.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court,
made on the 31st day of March, A. d.,
1920, notice is hereby given that Sat
urday, the 18th day of April, A. D..
1920, at Two o'clock p. M, of said day
at the Court Room of said Court, 1t
the Office of the County Judge at the
Court House in Miller, in the County
Of Hand. have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will
Of said Margaret Kelle.. deceased, and
for hearing the said petition for pro-
bate thereof and the issuance of Let
tiers of Administration with Will an
nexed to C. NJ Carroll, when and
where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota. the
31st day of March a. d., 1920.
BY the Court:
r.. G. Anderson,
Attest: Judge of the County Court.
Emma A. Morrow,
Clerk of the County Court.
BY w. e. Burke, deputy.