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= RENrAN . cuar,gs con ba"o ; luz. OF
>gledai =.
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Observation-Disclosures.

- rr$rNE CUNRTOS amuvoIado~ y de
.tuasrst,!c>. uG-A ilT1tna7 ) pa7a-e1I'' " ~
.,-f-,- r,u-g.tsrIo Or. Ur-GtII- ~ Ave. <
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$500 DE GRATIFICACloN le dare a Ia per
soma que me informc del actual p~aradero de
Jose Martinez, natural dc san Luis Potosi,
Mexico. dc % alos de cdsd. alto, delgado,
bianco pelo negro. oios g%randeS: 81 madrc
desea communicates con 81. CualQuier informc
dirigirlo al Sr. Abraham MARTINEZ, callc Mo-
reloS No. l9e. San Luis Potosf. 5. L. P.
Mexico. ca
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FrazaGaS. Coichas. Cor
Falda>. etc Pida pre-
Pucntc. los san Fer
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Ell CHOCOLATE La MEXlCANA" por
an ,a5or exquisite y cal;dad superior. CO
81 rreEeridc dc las pcrsonas dc 6uen GuSto.
listed 10 juzSara hacienda un pedido de
p-urca. LA NcN!cana' \. /. Gracia.
3Ol %. Laredo -. San Antonio. Texas.
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HOTEL Y'cAFE MADRID"

Francisco Flores. Prop. rs Sur Santa Ro-
sa Ave. MaSnificos cuartoS limpio> y como
dos Y e. inico Cafe en- san Antonio que VEN
de lcgi;imo Mole Pob!ano. Mole Nego uaNa-
uucno. AntoioS de Ia Capital y de PuebIa y
Guadalaiara. Tamales cernidos 4 toda bora
Y Mole de Guaiolotc. orGenes a Csc. Soc. y
sec. TcnGa prcsente Ia direction: 2i5 Sur
santa Rosa Ave.
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GRATIFiCARE con $1,000 a Ia persona que
me de informeS eXactoS del actual paradero de
mi hernano 81 Sr. Cstarino Reyes y de su cs-
posa Timotca Perez. En- Septiembre 20 de
1915 rasaron dc Ciudad Juarcz n FL PaSo,
Texas. Cualuuier lnforme dirigirse a Mica
nor Reyes. LOG :. Lincoln ST., Amarillo. Te-
.%as. 90
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DESEO SABER del paradero de Elias Rey-
na. de - amos de edad de regular ~estatura.
~trigueiic. SUs ultImaS noticias las recibimos
dc Richmond. Texas. hace cuatro amos. Cual-
quier informe favor de dirigirlo a Fidgrcio
Regina. Wharton, Texas. 80
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X RENTAN cIartos mush.'aos con ass
,rDriy. IN css,l dc iSmlilS weN'cand- ire
~. 7,rtrra,lu~. 100 SyIr.1i s..
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TcncmoS constsntemcrtc un complete su,
lido dc ua.criales para sombrcro-. c;ntaS de
todos dolores. ~tafiietes tamhien >o1'breros de
scgunda mano i p~recioSa razonablcs. PARIS
EXPERT HATTERS. "9y :. Alamo St. san
Antonio, Texas.
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DE>EO saber el paradero O comunicarnc
con mi mad-e. la sonora Maria Salazsr. como
dc Sc amos de- edad. moreno. ojos negros. ma
riz afilada. lie ) pies dc ~eS;atura hace Z
moses que Ia dcjc Ell Tampico. lamps. Next
co. en- dondc tcnil una Fonda, en- In Pla-
"a dc Mcrdcz. Cualquier information, IA
vor de dirigirse a Paula Rivera, Valley juno
ton Iowa. C)
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ENEERMEUADEo CRO%iCAS
TC.y.JnUs Laws SOU ) NlsS!uu Lao
r,n p,,os -. san -Nntonlo. lg&as
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DON UNA GRATIFICACION de $500 a Ia
PERSONA que m" informe del actual paradero
de Carlos GaytIn. originate del pueblo de
Chavlnda. del E>tado dc Michoac:in, dc %
amos de edad. de > pics de cstatura. moreno.
oIns cafe. T~lo negro. labics deIcsdoS. nariz
afilada. Rccibi sus Iitimos informe$ en- Nov.
dc 1916. radicado en- Corona. California. Di-
Tisirsc Il Abelino Gaytan. Smith Ferry. Idaho.
GEl
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AGRADECERE mucho a Ia persona que
ne informc del actual p%aradero de Salvador
Gal!egoS. de - amos de edad. ojos cafe. ma
riz afilada. pe!o li>o. labios delgadoS. more
no. picado de viruela hacc 10 amos que &c
Zinc u los Estados Unidos. TODD ~inforrIe
d~ir;girsc 4 Alberto GalleSos, lil9 Elm Il.
Pueblo. Colorado. 90
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DIR. E. A.

pentIstJ. PJgtcip% a ~ AAs.sG~ cht"sss
=! pub.,co gu EcayvG., ave - caSvsn-TS
us grZrv>o en- ia csuadd- ho'% "!ds. S9~E-
10 No. @v6. leo ". Aousto" St
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II DESEA saber ell paraLero de Modes
to oliyares. dc Y amos de edad, originate
de Hacatecas. alto. delEado. nariz afilada,
cara iarga; ticne dos lunares en- In cara y
una c~icatriz junto n la celia. DeSapareci6
de Torre6n. Coah.. en- S%eptiembrc 1914. Cual-
Quier inforr,e favor de dirigirlo q Tt nidad
Parga. R. F. D. no. l.. Box 81. Imperial,
California. tS)
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BUERON Y RUIZ

DOCTORES CHIROPRACTORS
lsstan ,,ia elise III r15cEme:2Gcr s,n 81
$50 IL meitc1nas. EspecIa! atere'oa = - Go
g,-,s. .-yuIca> hes y. Houston -. lei.
=. --Ss.
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CUALQUIER persona activa en- t1.:o5 :os
puntos dc los Estados UnidoS. pucdcn ga
mar $50. Z SloG por scmana. con nuestro
auevo mue>,rario d. p:enderIa y quincalls;
no hacc iaita prictica nj capital. PidauSe
informc> gratis On e~sranol 4 David Alberto,
=. Q. Box T26. New Orleans, L..
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PRESiAMOS

5000. Pres:au'0s coni'dencla-
,oyre nucUrs a personals a sEv.lo' -'Do,
,.,.,,, rar $3.50. SIS. scm2Eas:os: Sy5
sd S~a Anton. Ie&as. LIZ
- :, .I.ls:on. is1a-
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Para libros en- espanol. dirrjase US
ted a la Casa Editorial tozsno, 11s
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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NENDO en- abonos Maquinas de Coser Sin
ger. Maquinas &C escribir y Fon0GrafoS. +.
de los santos. lis W. Commerc -. Tel
II. $3.50.
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SELLOS DE COMA

= Accessories. TcpSo pcvnancntcwcnte IN
cxteuso surtido de Fcchadc7cS. t5rt2 y ccji-
ncs pa-a sclloS Y Alfabctos dc todos tauia-
Ios. Fiia c~ataiogo en- eSDanol. l., santos
orta. 81 po.croSs St Tel Travis S2S2.
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DARE $500 DE GRATIFICACIoN A la
persona cue me dc informes eXactos del pa
radero &c Jesus Perez. oririnario del Rancho
del Moline, jurisdiction dc Nochistlan. Esta-
do dc Zacatccas; dc - amos de edad. dc
unos ) pies, ! pulgadas dc ~eStatura. bIanco.
pelc castano. ojo> cafe: recibt >us z:;fnas no.
ticins de Nichols. California, en- JUNO pasa-
do. Dirigirsc Il Jose Perez, Aspen. Wyo., Via
Ia!i>tcr. 20
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E2- r. VASSUEZ GOAEL. &ii Fros: o:c=.
Is.ef.uus lfa.Is 46yj -isI-
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vENTAS.

MACUINAS NUEVAS De SlNGER, dc
Lanzadera y Bobina. 0ferta por 30 dius: La
persona que nos comprc una maqutna al con-
tado. oosCauiaremVs 80 agujas. NA4u'His DC
scgurda mano, dcsdc $3.50. accessories. ABu-
:as, L.anzadcraS. sol 20. -A,am" 81. ALA
NO SEWING MACHINE SUPPLY CO.
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AGRADBCERE much1 a Ia persona que pu-
dicra informarmc del d2micilio actual de Ia
>ra. Francisco VillcSas, quicn vivc en- san
An,-.Iio.. La busca un hernano suyo. Dirl-
gir>r 4 Guadalupe ViI!egas, Hotel Continent
tai. San Antonio Texas. a.
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CoMPRANOS y VENDENOS NUE.
PaSau:oS 81 mejo- precio. Navarro Guerrero
eos Ii P2so -.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc lie daran a
Ia persona que informe del actual p~aradero
dc Miguel Arenas. de "a amos dc cdad, De re-
gulsr e~statura. moreno. Hacc Q amos que SC
vino de Mexico y por informes particulareS
80 Sabc que trabaja en- una section del Fe-
rrocarril en- Texas. TambiGn Sc sabc que
Sc case con una sonora llamada Cecilia. Cual
Quier iniorme d~irigirse 4 Ia Sra. Rafaela
Campos. ca Jesus Cara. l29 W. Guadalu-
pc 81. San Antonio. Texas. q
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Los FRIOS SC rct;ran con un Rcmedio SIM
pie. Escrihamc para mandarlc g. Remsdio
Mandc cStampillas para contc>tar, ?. dc Ia R.
Hunter Texas. 60
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VENTAS
FgRRocARelLERos MEx1cANos

!, ArrcGIamoS NcGocios FerrocarrIieroS
!, Cobramos CHEQUES. TlEhPoS. BaSN
! Pav Bonos De Libe-tad. GoLPES y LE-
!, STONES. Consultgs gratis. Escriban ash:
AGENCIA DE NEGOCIOS MENICANA.
, Srd Fir. h. c. Life Bldg. KANSAS CITY.
! NO. U.>.A-
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MED,COS
DR.. FLIPPEN

2OS ". - St.-Eew Eork, y. y.
T~raLamieutO IvrfeccIonddo de las E4~Aaa-
=, .-r.~,r,ialss. contra Ia pustraci6u uer-
yloz. sn ueetsIddd de operation > SIN I'M
uccrr cue * GeGiCue a SIS CcuT ac'0nss dla-
Ttas. Iambieu ErAJO euierntNiddcs del e.
tonnage. >aUgrg, pie! y eJE%. DC aeHSTuo
r...l.9 uac-rme u.as cuantIS NlsttaS. homo
rtr,ps modlvus. No camcIO cO-TcSponcenclA
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HOTELES.

GRAN HOTEL MENICANo
ISO5la w. Commerce St. Cuar.oS Le5de SOC.
a 81 30 V desdc s.. 90 4 ST. 90 seiAanaTios.
Nodernu y Economics.
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CASESE

CASESE
Tensmos socios en- todas parties dc Mexico
y dc Estados UnidoS.
!, M2nde 200 y 'lc caviarcmos a vuclta
! dc correo nuestro CATALOGO MATRI-
, MuNIAL. con los nonbres. direcciones
y fotoGrafiaS dc muchas ~solteraS Y viu-
) ias hcrmosaS que desean casarse. Tam
bien una lista especial de muicres ME-
! xicanas y de otrss nacionaliGldcs. Todo
! por $500. EScriba su norbrc y direc-
, zion con claridad.
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
Boz 2oS- Los Angeles, Cal.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA Professor para enscnar en-
EScuela Official. Dirigfrse Il francIsco Perez.
Alice, Texas. (S)
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SOLICiTo ASentes para art'cu'o que Sc
ycndc como pan c~alicntc: $500 de comisi"n
cada venta. Ocurra dc = = ( =. m. L 306
So. Laredo It. CiudaL. Prcgunte por Mr.. +.
Gras. 10
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Sc NECESTTA una cocincra buen suede.
ucu:rir a ll25 ". Commerce II. G5l
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,PRENDh INGiES
FORDS &

VENDEMoS. CoMrRANOS y CANBIAMoS
FORDS y CHEVROLETS de SeEunda mano.
Tambicn cambiamcS cajas nuevas por viejas.
Dir'janse 4 Salomc Flores. sos E. Commerce
=.
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LA REPATRIATION
A LOS

ESQ, ;ba a Luis G.. Slice. Director. Sii}
W. ST. san Antonio. Texas.
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y en- AbouoS
t!naS. TapcteS. BluSas,
CLOS pUr Ccntado. R.
uando -.
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NACAS

sc yE%DEN 20 Vacas leeheres. fiuas, 10
yeneS. Je-sey. lU>tamentc dc bucna cdad pa
"a eulbarcarse. ytalaS en- eI canine - Bah
co,k q 10 minaS Lc Ia ciudad. 5. ". Nc
Carly, Vi R.. Box III. IS
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DIR VI. MARTINEZ GUHNiAN. Espeeia'
ia en- cnSvrmsuaccs 10 ulnO> y -I.t2>. No
ulclna eu Evnysal. OlclEa. ivJl y. S"m'
urrre 81. Ic.yrOuu Travis 100.
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ENSENANZA

Professor jose A!onSo Paja-es, del Con
sc.vatUclo NaciOnai de MGsica dc MeNlco. con
mas Gs - amos de practca- Da c!as2E pdF-
tlcularrs y en- 81 Academia. l01S ". hou>-
Lup -
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MoLrNos De PTEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL
Pida mi Toilette.
D Rara- Box g24. Los Angeles. Cal.
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MAQCINAS de CoSer Singer $500 para
arriba tamb:en DC otras marcas baratas Sew
ing Machine Exchange. 2l6 :. Alamo 81.
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! s.: AVSOS DE- OCCASION ::
PESQUISAS.

$1,000 DARE de qualification I Ia perSo-
na que informe del actual paradero dc Ia
Sra. Victoria Garcia y Espiridi6n Marentes,
amboS son originarios dc Encarnaci6n de
Diaz. Jal!sco. Sc separaron de IT, lado el
ano de 1911. en- Gomez Palacio, Dso.. diri-
gitndose I los Estados Unidos. Recib: sus
ultimaS noticias dc Sictcalf. Arizona. TODD
informe dirigirsc Il Andres Garcia, r. ), Box
25-B. Shattuck, Okla. as
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SENORES FERROCARRlLEEoS MEAL-
CANOS. Hare cue las Companies les reem
holscn los que invirtie-on en- BoRos de a
Libertad. -Cobro Back Pay" Sumcrto de
sueidOS. cheques Y "'tiempo.' ~ sufre Al
snn scctdente en- 81 trab2jC. 70 lie dire 10
cue debe pedir. ArrcSlo neGocios reiacIona
dos cca mi profession en- tOdaS partes del
ms Diriyirsc al Lie. j. PEARCE KANE
Sos Kansas CiS Life Bldg. Kaasas City
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

IN March. 1890. she ays in her pc
ution. her cN-huEhnud came hack 90
nor and wouoi her again She took
his u%icudiuEa ''unuer adNiscmcut" she
says. and ho purchased e. home into
which his former wife aud their chill
drcu moved.
Thon the same girl who broke ~
our FIRST homie according to Mrs.
Hazcn, stepped in again. ilazcn then
told his tornior vito he had NO inten-
tion Of remaining her, ne Says.
Fighting for kiddic~.'
Now Mn llizen has asked that nor
former husband hc ordcreG ia pay hnI
$50. 600 for breach uf promise. 4 AM
ruke she says They need their
father" HAGEN dtuion tine allegations
aud putH th, blauio Tor their trouble
on relations.
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rcndy appllea and authorized Tor the
fiscal year ieD-2I nf thia rurpose
ftacHed The stapcndouf Gum - So
lSe. sIl,ta8 This ieelalaflen d siF-
nifichnt ~ the rartyH pprDose Ia Een
rrounly eaiiug fur tho ninimoe ana
disabled meo ~ The recent war
Civil seryirr
WA renew our REPEATED declaration
ihnt The uivlI service law shall pc
thoroughly and honestly cntorced.
and extended wherever p~rpcucahle.
Tho recent action of cnnErees in cn-
aching a comprehcnaivc civil aerfice
rctlronnfnt laN and ~ workinr out
q comprchrntiye employment qnd
wage policy that will guarantees equal
and Just trcatlnert to tho army ~.
government workcrs and In cctraltz-
ing the Reconsideration Of new and
prorrf ssive employment policy In the
hands ~ the civil service commission
IS worry Of all praise,
rnsfni Scrvicc
We condemn The present adminia-
ffnflrn for ne dtHlgss.su 81 the et-
nelency Of -gualal service. aud the
telegram sSd telephone service when
.e~-~oCaIles ~ fhe government, and for
a. failure 70 properly compenHatc
employees whose expert knowledge Y
ssentiai 20 the proper conduct ef
AAA| MNNNNN" u NANN NNHNNA "N"NNHH ""
commend The republican conercas
Tor the enactment " she iegislaiic
Increasing the pay u postal employees
who. up 4 o taat lime, were b poor
est paid IN the government service.
Woman Suffragc
Ne welcome women into full paro-
cipaflon In the affairs OF NE gov
crnment and the activities OF the re-
publican party. We earnestly hops
that republican legislatures In ths
states which have not yet acted upon
The suffrage amendment VIII ratif3
the amendment 10 the end thai ~
Of the women pf The nation OF victims
aga may participate IN the election
i. Of 1890. which w 80 Important 10 IN,
welfare 81 our country
Social rrogtt-s
The supreme duty q the nauoi
"a the conservation o. human resourc
O. through an enlightened inoaaff'
/ Of social and Industrial Justice. AZ.
though the federal Jurisdiction I'VE.
social problems u limited. they AZ
feet the welfare and interests of IN
1 nation a "a whole. We pledee tho re-
publican parry 20 the solution "
/ these problems through the u%atiuna
and state legislation in accordance
with the best progressive thought o
the country.
Eaducaaon and Health
VA endorse the principle Of FEEDER
nj aid to the states for the purros
OF vocational and agricultural train
ing.
Wherever federal money ~ devote
TO education. such education must b
- directed as 10 awaken In the youtI
the spirit OF the American and a sens
~ patriotic duty to the Unite
States.
A thorough syseln or physical 81
uCatiou for all the children NJ 10 III
age u 10. including adequnts hcalt
supervision and instruction, woul
fcnieds conditops rcycded BY n
, draft and would add 10 the ceonom.
and industrial strength Of the nati0.
National leadership and stimulate
viii be necessary To- Induce the stat
: 90 adopt a WISE system o. physic.
: Training.
Tie public health activities Of a
federal government are scatter'
. throueh tbs ~nalgnorous ccparumcn
! ard burtaues rerphing m inenicenc
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duplication itnd cxtravaFancc. We
auvpcatc tlus Efsntcr Capitalization
nf the federal functions. and IN ndNi-
tion urge the better coordination Of
the work OF the Federal. state and
local health lEcnciee,
eihild Labor
The rspuulic can stands Tor a fcd
eral child iapSir law and fcr lts rigid
enforcement. n the present law be
found unconsri tuilonas or ineffective.
We shall Hcek other ean to enahie
conefcn TO gitfvent the evils OF child
labor.
womau In Indnstr,
Women have special problems OF
employment wlich makes necessary
special study. We commend con-
gle~ for the permanent establish
mcnt " the ~fomcn's bureau IN the
United States department OF labor to
serve as q Source o. Information 10
tho states and to conercss
The principle Of equal pay for
equal service should be applied
throughout ali branches bf me fed
erai government in which women are
federal aid Tor vocational training
should tnkc into consideration the
special aptitude and needs Of women
workers.
We demand federal legislation 10
! limit the hours or employment OF
! woinen engaged in extensive industry.
the product OF which enters Into In
tefsnte commcrcc.
Housing
Tho housing shortage has not only
fcompclicd carfuf study of ways OF
stimulating building but Il has
brought into relief the unsatisfactory
character Of the housing accomoda-
lion Of large numbers OF the inhabl-
tantF OF our cities. A nation " home
h tho best guaranty Of the
maintenance % those principles OF
liberty and law and order upon which
u government IL founded. Both
national n state governments
shuuld encourage in an proper ways
the acquiring Of homes by our cltlz,
ems. The United States government
should make available hat valuabli
Information on housing and town
planning collected during the war
This Information should be kept up G,
dais and made currently available.
Hawaii
For Hawaii we recommend fedora
ASSISTANCE IN A-mericanizing aud cdu
eating their greatly diapruportionnt'
foreign population hDns' rule. 1n'
The rehabilitation 0f The Hawaiiai
race.
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Mother SAYS She Is Making
Fight for Children's
Sake

~ nfAFF coFHNafoHutHf
OMAHA, Mob june ia true
story, stranger han fiction. which had
It's beginning eight years nFo to the
mnc OF "a wcddinr march. waning into
the divorce court aud then drifting
back 70 an echo ~ shr nru love affair.
has Just entered the breach of fgro-
mise suit chapter.
Marie Brooks and George Hagen
were married back iu 1919 For HN
years they lived hippils land three
little Hazcns arfiVcd.
Wife Granted Divorce.
In 1915 Mrs Hazcn was grtntcd u
divorce, Allmony Of $50 t. month was
not enough for the three httle kiddic.
and herself. so she went 10 work.
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We bold IN impersshnhle remember
ancc the vaior and patriotism Of the
soldiers and sailors % America who
fought in sho great war for human
liberty and we pledge ourselves 70
discharge 90 the fullest the ObliEn-
iona with which a grateful nation
Justly ahould fnlnii. IN appreciation
III the services rendered ~ rs oe-
fondrrs on sea M land.
Republican, ne not nngrutrfui.
Thfnughoui their history fbcy have
shown their gratitude Toward the
nations defenders liberal itRiela-
lion or the cars 81 the Disabled and
ana their dependents has ever
MARKED republican policy toward the
soldier and sailor ~ an the war; IN
our country has participated
The present congrras has nppro-
cr.aiod generously iol the disabled
~ the world Nar rhe amounts at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
uF-D cur DIvoRcE ny
MAKING' I'M WAIT

DALLAS-How 20 reduce divorce
Refuse bearing OF a casc until n has
been on file six moathE. then decree
a preliminary separation Of a year.
before final settlement. That's tho
lore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
D,jever Meet I'm?

There is a guy that's got 10 die
sing a hymn OF hate
To that poor cheose b Obso-
QuicF
| win accctrrtc.
Each morning gray | start the day
EpraFcd with everything.
with outraged ear cich morn I hear
hear
His cheerful whistle ring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

OF The total Immigration over "a poe
nod Of several months officials of the
mort OF Sew York atl, wumcu and
gfrls have furmcd not Jess thun go per
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

membcred, for n gives nhe royal at
utudc Of mind hi u few words.
Two children Of q ruling house are
cushing about Tor some game h. play.
Lets piny the we're door, Hays one.
Yes anya the other. "iot's pay
that we are very, very poor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
SOUNDED TOO coon To
BE THCE-FT WAS

DAL1AS-"A. 4O-roon saniiarium
for $4,000 You gotta show met said
Mss Ora Mitchell. clerk of the build
Ing department here. as she sent n
Negro for plans Of the structure. be.
fore issuing d license. IL mover came
back. "Musta been an open air san
itaflum she unused.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

IN China. "A man can obtain a hair
cut, a head shave. n face shave and
also have his shoulders aud back
massaged. an tbrriess than 3 icents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

We favor a fixed and compruhcn-
alNe policy Of reclamation 10 Increase
uationai wealth and production
We recognize IN the development
al reclamation through federal acc
ton with It's Increase ~ production
and taxable wealth r. safegpurd for
the nation.
We commend 90 congress- a policy
20 reclaim lands and the establisn
ment % a fixed national policy Of.
development 81 natural reaources IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
Observation-Disclosures

GLENS!DE -- ATTRACTIVE 7-roum scrniJo-
tsghcd house, 'a2.5O; : rooms is smEic
n%30;; tIlI1dt r"om1stt pew large lot ;46; 8
$40 70 $3.50 month. WM r. Il, R0fhIrpPTT4
son, Glnnside, Pa. Phone Ogont2 GS9 Z"
oINEY. New modern homes S7ON n, Fair
hill; large rooms, iUClOsed porch: GaTage,
rent reasonable; owner on premises Csii
K"nsinEton 2OS3 J, Na'i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

BUNGAlOW, rooms, partly furnished; u
acre garden and truck patch, sIintoI "A.
trolley and train car 30 TO 500 RisinT sm55
ave. Owner. on premises, ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

\ RIrII f"rtiie, lnO-a"ro waterfront farm;
gent ilCnan \ estate maStnr's house L.
rooms, baths modern convenIencrs, heat
,,ud water, screened N,rHUdu all sidos hard
overseer's house, O-ruom dwelling. Colonial,
formerly summer home Of HOwR rd chandler
Christy. OutbuiIdlngs. barn, garage, grain
house, implement house, creamery. etc
fruits OF all kind now hearing; handicapped
edge; beautiful river, plenty OF hshlng. hunt,
ng land and water fowl; Ideally located
miles main line P"unsy IvRnla Railroad or
NarylAnd's beautiful Eastern Shore; M
brukrrs, win sacrifice FOR quick sale.
a. NJ JACKSON Atturuey-at-Taw
Salisbury, Md