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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17
Today's Events

So extensively does powdered ami
NAL horn enter into native RENE
dies IN China that some OF the lar
rer medicine factoriea maintain
herds OF deer for their horns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17

New York, Aug. 17-Owing
70 the death Of Ray Chapman,
tedsy's game between Uleve.
land and the New York Ameri.
cans has been postponed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17
TO PUT
pep INTO next
SEASONS RACE
BOOSTER DAT.

BOOSTER DAT.
Date Tomerrow Afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures.
Oppenents-Reck Island vees
sus Rockford.
Tine-First game, 2s1k
Placo-DoHglas tark.
Adnissisn|ol. ISM
Warning-No ire List ~!
Tip-Cone one como all as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17
mp,nIIC NOTICE,

After this date I will not be re-
sponsihls for any debts unisss Gun
tracted b. myeeH 8.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17

New York, Aug. 17--Rsy.
nend Chapman, shortstop ON
the Cleveland American base.
ball team, who was hit on the
hesd by . ball thrown by
Pitcher Carl Mays in yester.
days game with the New York
Americans, died in the St Law.
rsace hospital 1t 1850 o'clock
this morning. He never regain
I'd consciousness after an oper.i
alton, which wa4 hurriedly de.
eided on shortly after mid
night, when . portion Of his
fractured skull was removed,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17

National League.
Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, 1.
Pittsburgh, 8; st. Louis, 2.
No others played.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-17

Totals ...... .3s 2 s "a 10 1
*Battod for Romtne in the ninth.
IRAN for Thompson in eighth
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
REPUBLICANS HOLD
 GLENDALE MEETING

GLENDALE, August 5.-An enthusi- astic meeting of Republicans of the legislative district of which Glendale is the central point was held this aft ernoon in City park, at which time dis cussion of possible candidates for the lower house of the legislature, for the state senate and as members of the board of supervisors was thoroughly gone into, with the result that 1t was voted to recommend to the nominating committee the following names as pos sible timber from which to select a candidate:
 G. A. White. of Glendale; w. J. Os- born, of Peoria, and F. w. Latimer. residing near Glendale, for the lower house.
 w. J. Osborn and c. A. Robinson. of Peoria, as possible candidates for board of supervisors.
 For state senator. there was but one name suggested, that of w. J. Gal braith, who served in the last session of the legislature representative.
 The meeting also went on record as favoring the perfecting of a perma- nent organization and plans were laid for calling a general meeting of Re- publicans of this legislative district at future date. at which time such organization will be effected.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
vlLLA HoNoRs DE LA HuERTA

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4.-Before of fering to surrender Francisco Villa told his followers that Provisional Presi- dent de la Huerta was the only man to whom he had ever submitted, accord ing to Colonel Benjamin Rios of Villas staff, who is here on a mission from Villa to de la Huerta, Fl Democrata states.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
Garden City of the Salt River Valley

Glendale surrounded by 10000 of the most fertile in the famous Valley O
 Glendale produces heavier yield the than does other section of America
  with never-faing of water n bales  10000 bales
 s78O772 for their cotton in 1918, 1920 all than all the other o
 Glendale district anchers bumper of long staple cotton 
 rapidly of 2O population 1920 censs which has doubled III  municpay owned excellent schools churches homes hot m humidity f t ~ %
 Average ~ degrees s7 sdegees The b o day h wnd miles per hour N ~ iaI nc ~ ideal nrmingco ndrapdy growth gr tn Gl d n pn
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
WHISTLE REFoRMER RELIEVED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Captain w w. Gilmer. naval governor of Guam, who recently issued an order making whistling on the island punishable by a five dollar fine, has been relieved and Captain John c. WettengeI ap- pointed. Secretary Daniels said the whistling order had no bearing on the action taken.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
BY FoRcE AND ARMS

(F'rom the American Legion Weekly)
 Lawyer-You say your wife attacked you with death-dealing weapon. What was it?
 Meek Little Man-A fly swatter. sir.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-06
{. c. c. INVESTIGATE
 CAR SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-The inter state commerce commission today or dered a hearing August to investi- gate car shortage said to be holding up grain movement in the Northwest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
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Mr & rs Wudman tRowena
Marsa as srtsted aram Charleston
Is vsit ler parents. sir ana Airs. r..
~ Msrsu
Misa bessie Shackleford md Mr.
Maliog -Haeklsferd expect Is ave
Thurs a5 for tacir home IN Tallahts-
aee AiE Shaekieford b. cashier al
tho Ciu4ens ana People Bank and
Mles sAacsleIarl haa been ga an Ga
tended visls sith friends hcse
AIR Dudley Allen spent the week
end with his SISTER Airs s 1. Dupree.
before returning O. hiss home ~ Al.
terte. Nv Mcxlco. Mr Allen IA
be % p,ndlns tae past "a 81 aksW.fh
reaaItes Boz Eohsfay
AZ aad Aire "a = Alerw.a Ieave
this u4oratng Ter tire, weeks trip
g. - tDtulsaurs and oshcr po8nts IA
soata F1orl4a-
t1isnas Win regret & learn that
Miss 1argaufa Mayss E qaus ii al
usF hCn.e.
Mf and Mrs. Edward Tty.or ana
lttt dauAatet. heuly 50 Miami
ard stra. La4s a Masea Wrfp NJ.
hoa-r gasels VI Ai 4ua airs. II. D.
IltsEsIa4a a. t tsna rlsk .tna
a tta.l AIRS $3.50 retur. ia nome
y,rtcr 'ay mefnisg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR MISS WEsTMARk.

Miss Bessie Wcstmark whose mar
nhKe % H. H. D. Reisrh VIII take
place on Thursday mnrnng MAS hons
Gree a pretty Shower given Monday
evening - her sister Mrs ~ c.
Davenport at her hon S. Usher
Vile
The home was pFettiy decorated
Ia cut flowers an1 ferns Games
were played in the early part of the
evening and later Toe lights were
turned out and miniature asrepiana
extended from tho illuz s. wire
WAS lighted 81 sparsisrs Was lowered
at the. feet &c the hriaes,lect ana was
nliod with beautiful mls.eInut eas
articles
A. dainty salad course WAS served
iu the pFettily Decorated dtamg room
The table was most attractive ln Its
decorations &c yellow ana white A
kowpie dressed a. bride conferred
the table
The following guests shared this
pretty party with Alias West.nark
Misses Naomi Gonzales. Pearl Sich-
olson, Joe Allen. Annie Fac narr.
Carrie Bell Watson. Elhol Touart.
Catherine Hetterman. Mra & J. ken-
nv Mrs a. WRIGHT AIrs ! 40
~ estmark Mrs g. -. WESTWARD.
AIRS " > Kelly Mrs r 4 usksr.
and the hostess Airs. Davenport
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
LISBON SUFFERS
FROM PORT STRIKE
ships Loaded With Much Needed Pro.
visions, Unable to Discharge, Turn
Away.

ships Loaded With Much Needed Pro.
visions, Unable to Discharge, Turn
Away.
Lisbon. Nov i6-Traffic at This port
has been almost naralyxed by a strike
q the lonEshoremen and steyedores
and by workers on the state railways.
Meantime the city has been given an
evil appearance by a strike ~ TIE gar
hage wagon drivers anu street clean
crs.
several foreign vessels were c0mpell-
"a b leave the haFbor without dls-
charging their carRoes Of provisions.
greatly needed IN tbis poorly rationed
country. because az the harbor strike
Labor troubles spread also % tho
crew. Of merchant ships. and SOME o.
ficcrs Joined with the men Ia quit
ting work on board ihc steamers
Pieces 0f machinery We're removed
from boats used for transporting pas
sen ger sand provisions across The Ia
gus river ana the boilers % some ~
the smaller craft were filled with SAT-
water so that when the government
sent naval forces 20 operate them the
boilers would not make steam
As a result Of tho state railway
strike Lisbon WAS threatened with n
dearth q provisions The streets were
cMtiered with "a smelling dirt heaps
and filth owing q the strike II tie
cleaners
As usual. when strikes occur here.
reports were spread that they were tue
60 a bolsheVist plot cmanaiinE from
Moscow Officials 0f The government
issued a note stating ihst They Wero |
informed q the details ~ proposed /
general revolutionary siyike but were /
prepared 60 take stems 70 suppress any
disorders which might result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
PRooaAM FoR ELsoN ART
ENAtBiT nv JOCKEY sc HOOL.

The faii0wing program has been
arranged ~ the jos. y. Jockey school
for the Eison Art Erhibit given BY
ths school ~ The Community Service
rooms. today. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
TIE wednesday afternoon program
win bo given hy the FIfth grade
% the %. Jockey school A
troop % tiny tots VIII occupy the
stage and present a minstrel in a most
pleasing manner. The latest songs.
Jokes and dances viii make up tha
minstrel.
Wednesday evening: Reading. Mrs
Brown. vocal solo. Miss Eois VIII
Hams. violin Solo Nr Edward Iur-
tom rea0tna. Miaa Aillne Hickn
dance, Mlas I.oriao Watson. reading
Miss Juanitn Bowies. piano solo. Mrs
Elizabeth Cline Baya; vocal solo. Az
Aiehr ! niLuatro
Thursday afternoon the sixth Rrr de
win have charge ~ the program
which VIII be "a foilowas Violin solo.
!. .. watson, duet y. ". Wataou and
Elmer Kelly. reading. Wesley Boyedd
piano solo. Louise Hurst. dance. Lois
Wolff piano solo. Mary Dunuinr.
Fl Z
song. Effte Foas, piano solo. Elizabeth
HiNon piano solo. Ai'se Green. vocal
SOTO. Neda Mullen. piano solo. Eve
In Acoata.
Thursday evening the program Will
10 Vocal solo. Miss Margaret Well
hetmf piano solo. Edith Worthineton
vocal duet, Misses pona Jones and
Edna White reading Miss Lots Nc
ciellan. dance. Miss Sylvia Worsch.
k0Nita, reading. Miss Norma Holt
plano solo Misa Anne Lee Davis
Frid1y afternoon the seventh grade
VII have charge ~ the program. The
first part ~ the program viii be a.
japanese wedding. wivon hv sixteen ofI
the girls and boys. Reading. Iflima
liall dance. L0rena Watson. violin
anla Joe Roth vocal solo. Miriam
Graham plano solo. Dorothy Fer
ruaon plano solo. Doris Lemp
Friday evening there VIII be n read
ing ~ Mrs y y. Gibson rsano duet
Misses uilannee Chambers and NJ
Nauarich reading Miss AnAstnsia
Chamberss reading. Miss Josephine
Ray, dance, Mlaa Thelma Hansen
vocal sein. Miss virginia walker
vocal aalo. Miss Molile MeCaakiu.
piano solo. Mary Rogers Mitchell
Mrs a. = TaRare. vocal solo
THO Saturday afternoon program
win he wiven ~ the eighth grade
Chorus ~ class. reading. Russell
Mitchell piano solo. MARY KeyseF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
PARTY IN HOMO R or
MISS FINCH.

Mlaa T4ua Finch ais hororee Mon
day az pretty hrIde party given
hy Mrs. Malcolm Youk rnrfe tables
were in play md Mrs H B Turner
was awarded the prlze box ~ ata-
tionary. Cor making hiah score.
pretty hand painted nose book was
given 90 the honorec Delicious re-
freshmenta were served s. the com
cluaiou - the games
The following guests verr present
Miss Edna Finch. Mrs Euost Qu.na,
Airs Henry YonRe. Wrs N Al Blouut.
Ir.. Mrs Albert Qulua Mt Davis
TonEe. Miss Ruth MeIAus Airs. I'D
Gale QnIna. Mrs j O. Paul Mrs
Clement Blount Mrs D. u Turner.
Miss Alma Finch and tbe hostess.
Mrs Nonge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17

reading Biiie Fisher plno k3lo.
Katherine Niiiar reading MauriHo
Davis: piano solo. Margaret Pearl
piano solo. Mabc. Boy eft. piano solo.
Heba Preston phelImeus Meyer.
Royal Untriemer. "Thc Country Jok-
sra." Chorus by "a -. SIR Phillip
rrowu viii tell Uncle Remua" stories
Saturday evening tho program win
BE- Vocal solo Mrs A y Powell.
fAtno solo Mr. Tack Powell Japan
so songs BY Miriam Graham. Lucille
WurMogne. Lucy Kennedy reading
wesley Bovead piano sol8 Bertha
Neisom plano solo Hase. Johnson.
piano solo. While Prichard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17

New Works Fashion Authority
New York Dies snera c. Acen-
trate much Of their attention on
evolving sfaar. afternoon froeks.
The high collar plays IS cart IN
many cf them. as witness the
frock Illustrated
" graceful tunie Of satin, bor-
dered with a hem Of aeoraette,
and then . Blouse 81 tha same
geoructts, embroidered IN Paisley
cciors end effect The sleeves
have shapeiy sAtlr cuffs. the neck
s high with = close fitting stock,
and the aird.e is 81 satin braid
en- hratdeFnd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
nllnnREns 81 moMEN.

nowadays are entciing the professions
81 business world and 81 rs work day
after day ~ bad health. afflicted with
some female aHment. dragging one
foot wearily after the other. working
with an eye on the clock. and wishing
for closing time o. come
Women is this condition should take
lydia r. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound made from roots and herbs. n
has brought hs8lth and happiness 20
more women In America than any
other remedy. Give 81 a trial-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
Ma AND MRS. FRIED
IN PENSACOLA.

Mr and Mra siR n Tltl hI9e re
turned from their honeymoon ip ON
che kaet Coast % Fl1rdA whore thsy
mutofcd in Lexington sp4u model
car which they purchased Elm tEe
factory Nj aud Nrs Fried tNho
was al ralmyrc sommer of Maeunl
we're marrica November SRI W Macon.
Mr and AIRS FRIED are IL lomo IL
their friends at aly w. he@3t5 Ely
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
DELIGHTFUL DANCE At Tia
HOME OF Mr.. AND MRS. CITIZENS.

The home of Mr end AIRS e. "a.
Gittcns on East Iuu was The scene
~ delightful dance last evening Tho
lower floor sc the home Was thrown
en- su. and prettily decorated Is cut
flower ma ferns uuubpr 81
friends were invited ana < most 81
guyH BILE evening spaut I'un .h ias
cream aud cake were served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
Goodness and
Cleanliness

are combined in the Sc
lect atmosphere OF the SAN
CARLOS CAFE, a metro
politan restaurant of pc
euiiar excellence.
The support Of Persia
eolians Is desired 10 hep
maintain what travellers say
In one of the best eating
places In the South. Daily
table d'hote luncheon. 75c.
Service ala carte seven
=. m. 20 eighty-thirty .. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17

Comparatively nov rs this country
the Nuscony duck. NATIVE 81 Russia
~ fast mahlng fri,t IS because Of It's
quackless nature
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
cLEMENTs MgeoINaoN.

Mlss Anne Meerinson. ~ Hampton.
Va. ana Mr OTIS q Clements. ~ At
InntU wers quietly married recently
az moon. 81 ths Ponce as Leon Avenue
Baptist aureh tng kty Ashhy Jones
officiating.
Airs Clements o. descendant from
unr ol tho FIRST Emlles 90 Virginia.
where she was beln AMI resided until
very cutt when her parents
ms, ca ta Haiumo5 she received
nor education III Virginia and e E
graduate ~ t1e University of VIZ
ia. az Charlottesville. she r. wide
Isl known ana very popular through
3ut the state
Air Clements who is connected
with the Nnceo0 hotel this etty IS
s graduate 81 the Alabama Poiytecn-
Me Institute. a. Auburn. member
81 tho Alpha TAU omega fraternity
and served for two years - q pilot
i'm tho aviation corps OF the United
states army during the recent war.
he was born aud reared iu Aiab8ma
aud l. Wsdey known Throughout. the
south. aatius spent Iar, * AS lie IN
Florida ana Geursa.
lmnedu ay after thr ceremony Mr.
E Mrs Clements left for ! wedding
trip to Jacksonville Ram Beaeh and
otber points IS Florida. ana after be
eember st V5u bee al homo 10 their
friends o. Atlanta al ne Juniper
Ierllee aH8rtmehta Atlanta Journal
AIR. Clements WIS at ons lim5 ntE8t
cierk 8t t4e san Carlos hotel. aud
has many ulllas Nho AL aa inter
estld is Us marriage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
o. a. TO 0. OF Ia MEET

Tho q a, ~ INe 3 " 4 n
viii hold their regular meeting this
afternoon a. : 81 O'Clock 81 the IS
d. vs. hall an members are 80
queated q he present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17

Ultra-tieicf rass are row beiua
used 70 test al lartas quality x aye
ColUrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-20
NOTICE

WI Ntl'AlN Hr' up mrnarrs stoves ron.
meet rhngrs and sweep 'hinuoys. Phone
Lg. y Nuuyan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-20

FOR SALE-tG white Lsghern aud AncIaa
Hens also tWo huesies and harness, 100
North Third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-20
Phone 345

NhWiIu-Fuuemi sery sces for roliearpib
ArmIn Who died saturday were held this
mUfulHE a. 4 ciurk from san islipc de
Nsri fhurrh in Ola Town. HtEh rcquien
utaH. was satd hI Fathers ID fietfu and
itu1 uInl wa boz Santa bnrhFrh reme
f'rE Toe pallhearvrs were Nestur hnEtoyA,
lIsrL a Hnbhe1 Manuel Pine. Victor sails
deems Romero and % s. Marion
tfffNEH Miss Lucinda ChaVeg ditd Yes+
frrHa 90 BIER home Iu l.us pHdlllas frum
pneumonia. Too funeral uhs held this
mHuipE fuim Ins radilas Where tho hnriai
t.,. ulnfU Fred tfollott was in charge.
uAiAluuN Mr. Adelaide Gabaldou. 20
Fssr. .'H. IIti lHst nlghf at her home 4u2
Wet AtHIit avenue Fred tuullptt b. in
rIsr.H OFF funeral arrangements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-20

fAHAHHH
IHs0Hu AruQn Of uN fo AunsiarIu LOPEZ
Iauun.l o. land boz Precinct at. ~ 90.
hara e asr @, 10 y Ne
Iha tI,trsio YARNS Go 10 forihiu HuI
.ar Isnua5 b. See record VI 90.
lor..fa hrrhs go q rar,o0, Jan
Nau.. Ha'a Of ut Co. County uf Brrualilo
''qlfu g 5g'9g' + gg. o.,.., -.
uay o. iaud iu Precinct = $50
l..s Dhht.ul Of li Go Ramon Chayrs
laaaau o. sud 10 Precinct sloo
r,lu n o. Iauuary l1 lots " 10. hioct a.
rrfsh addition. " 900.
JOAN Garcia e ux TO Auastae'o Lope4.
IHlHHty Do land boo Precinct 2. ~ 100.
tHIuihuu Herrera 81 uN 20 Flnyiu Herrera
IHH.aIH hand Iu Precinct 4 $50
ulII.fauu Herrera to Carlos Herrera Jan
NaN lI land tu Precinct g. 500.
Geo e. iiadma fu ua. Hreeea. Ianunry
l' IH'. &c. hlo,s f. Luua Place 500
Amfdu issRrs 90 tstur A.. Smith. January
% SEQ record $500.
tfn'.' iiS uN 10 NrIab" " ferraro.
- d. NrGnlshaH % IA io Mrs nuaI
N".i..l January o. t'1 acre, pstrnt lHud
ono Nrvlandsr ., us to Floyd n Rcd
.a"9 ifn'''' ,os = Ggd .s.i
Homer 70 Fickrcu 10 Marie .piekrrI' inn
na3 r Dot ~ block r. uni,arsiu Heights
Iesrs Homero 81 uS To Edward Salagar
January ~ land u city %, Albuquerque
80 b. simpson ,t IA 10 Mar, Jan, Nor
-sr I|aHusfy o.. Dot O. hlurL 70. Eastern
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ID o.. % SELLER. q a. 90 Feline guruf,
.rn1ar} a. lot, O. G. block o. fari, adii
Iao l. shepherd TO Manic A. shepherd
"HfN w. Ini. ] i1 70 inclusive block g.
Ni "na addition 500.
NHIH"I I"N1f 30 ut iu puulariu lurrru.
I..nar Co., lHnd boz Precinct g. S2Ii.
N'iHa'9 I"lrs'' ~ To- hhnti9 CHAVEZ
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f . "' d.
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'ROCLAMATiON AND NoTICE on sff.
GAL ELECTION TO THF ouAlIFifn
ELECrOHe OF THE ROAnD or FDUCA.
dioN of IhE CITY 0EAlnNgueaQUE

PROCLAMATION AND notice or sff.
ELEcroRs % fHf hoihb dffDucf
d5iPo fa q TIN TIKI el 81 SE%4 lnssg S,{5
fuI.asnt % law and. he request. y 40
Board 81 Education Of the CITY u Alhhquar
I'M ~ ss"A.s o, hesnsans 80 s'n.s
The Ciiy Commission u said City of klhlr
quergut. puhile notler Is hereby Eitsn fhtt
iAs %.ssss''ssff fAss6issResslaa p ! pohs5Ah
s.,ion q he GU ~ zlhsqasssps and sse
The purpose ~ suhmitting 10 ihe quali6ll
slee,ors q he Hoard % Edaeatlon ef she
Guy Of Albuquerque of NE state 81 NfN
Init, o. sa9a rs " Aigsasslou " sss sfe
territory adlaeeut and attached tasftlo ~
sshool pgrp6sss. asd wiiAln a. leflsdleiiaa
ssan fhe hoard % Edassiian o. the
Clty q Albuquerque. Of the STATE u
New Aexieo, Issue its nrgeilabls roapon
and f~shi; dse rhsassSd "bail1r.
gftai.oool Tor the puTpsse % pArchss-
,ss r,so1i si',. sna ter ,ns ggfPsss o.
and for ttf Enlargement N school bald
ass within the tsrriiey under Ne
iurisdietion q said Board r.
The said nlfetion viii be held and Inc pofs
therefor viii BE- opened and kept open o.
twesn ihe hourt o. nine o-rlock a. M. atd
s'sfs Z "a q said a7th a " JAN.
q - - NNANH
daly dsslruAied - plaecs Tor and persons ~
eondcei election. t0-vit.
FIRST wARD-prsciret 10. n. Polling
fiatg satonai Liis Insurance Go umes 800
Empson Hyde, A DeTulioi Clerks A. Mon.
toys, r. Hanley.
SECOND wARD-Prsesuel Ne. "a. Pom
ne Plaee, ms Weat 0old Avenue. Judges,
Higgins CLERKS. Iohn Iehner. H. A. CoouSf
THIRD WkHD-Preclnet No 20. Poliaf
plss os IN Is11 sslS Aievgs 5u!Ess y 4
& Culver A. q Mniay. n
FOtKfH WARDEPrscInr No. u pm
ins flass cry haii yuasss Va B.,ks
hoffman. 4. N. Chamberlain.
An qualified electors u said Hoard %
hdusa,ion q ihs rity o. tihaqserque u
Of Aibuqnerque, New Hexieo, and the terri.
Tory adjacent thereto and attached Tor school
purposes snd sasjes, 70 me saFiadlctt1R q
SID hoard ore entitled 10 suis a. aid
The election win be held ana conducted Ia
tie same msgurr. a nesrb a. may b., -
~ the ease % an e~icetiau for municipal CO..
Sers, except that no registration shall be
" TESTIMONY wEEREoF By slrius II
the power vested IN me b. Law. and By the
yiftns o. fhe requisite action Of the hoard ~
state y New NeEiso and tho cHy COMMITS.
" New Mexieo, ! hAgs hereanio anined ~
siEnatere - Chairman q The cainmisslon q
said CITY under The seal 81 aid city, duff
aitestsd b. tfe City CLERK. and have caused
this proclamation 70 he made sod notice ~
said election 10 issue. fhn 10th dny o. b.
crmber A. % tsie
SoHfNyE N swifzER. tkairmaa.
tity Ilerh.
jaa. 10 II 10 20 ~ ~ 20 "a 20.
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WANTEIS-TtoOnis 20
YoUNG LADY want. room aud %sieepirg
porch not sick Phone 2gi
porch N comfortable Convenient 10 Wal
t'r and Central Phone l3s1
WANTED -hy healthy refined indy sunny
urnished room IN good locality In an
sNtriuE give telephone number D ear,
nrruhI.
WANTED-Houscs ~
WANTED TO RENT-i or room uuur
nished ,houss Address Permanent Ten
amt care Herald.
wANTEp-Smal apartment Or furnished
cattaHs with sleeping porch In Lowlands.
Mr.. 49,, care Herald.
WANTEn-Tvo or three room cottage In
Highlands Tor occupancy by January l..
state lowest price, aud location. Buyer
care Evening Herald.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
r n Q wants to deliver all messages.
packages and baggage, Just call $50.
PAINTtNo
For firat-elAas work, material and prica
Nv Tho hanrsno Co. Phfna 1874.
wANTED-Furnishsd Rouse. five or an
rOomA In lnwiands. Antt be reasonabls.
Pkans fs0t.W.
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Nienist and Neurologiat. Bureau Waf
Riak Insurance.
Hours 2 10 6 y M. AVID Z 20 : p lm
r'hoher' Office. sss; Residence. i.iiM
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MANUFACTURING houae. five or an
toonS In lawiands. Mat be reasonable.
Phone fhut W