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The New York herald., 1921-05-24
MAY COTTON PRICE
BREAKS So POINTS
Other Months Gain After
Early Drop-Undertone OF
Market Heavy.

Heavincss OF undertone marked yes
terday's dealings in cotton futures. but
the only display Of weakness was in the
May delivery. which. under influence of
beiated liquidation and circulation OF
about forty notices, broke about 30
points at one time Business IN May
ceased at noon. The rest Of the list was
down approximately 10 to 20 points at
one time early, but in the afternoon
showed ,recuperation. many months
crossing Saturdays final bids for minor
gain. Pressure increased in the last
half hour and the list lost all it's recov-
cry. falling to new low ground for the
day with a loss OF more than x cent a
pound on most months Unsettlement
in the stock market was factor in the
decline, but the chief factor was the con-
tinued favorable weather in the Cotton
Belt.
The Official weather map showed yes
terday no precipitation, conditions being
clear all over the Beft The minimum
temperature was so at Boswell and the
maximum one at Augusta, Galveston,
Corpus Christi and New Orleans, 76.
Official forecasts for the eastern and
western belts promised generally fair
and warmer weather for to-day. Feel
ing on the floor was against the market,
the ring crowd being quick to take every
advantage. The National Ginners As
socation placed the end Of May condi-
tion Of the growing crop at 50 per cent.
Of normal against the Government figure
Of 62.4 per cent. for that of May. 1920.
which probably added little to the
selling.
After opening steady with net loss
of to points the market met In
creased pressure and. led by May, de-
veloped heavy undertone active OPP
tions selling Off moro than Is points
from Saturdays final bids. During the
middle of the day the market steadied
a bit and ruled barely steady until the
start of the last hour, when renewed
Southern selling and local long liquida-
tion broke prices to the sessions new
low ground. The market made new
lows up to the finish, closing at 81 to 80
points net lower. Local spot was Off 10
to 1850 cents. The official close was
easy"
pap
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
MONDAY 1921

MONDAY. MAY 23. 1921.
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JULY GRAIN TOUCHES
SEASONS TOP PRICE
Corn and Oats Reflect Wheat's
Strength, With Provisions
Inactive.

CHICAGO. May 23.--Wheat raised to-
day to the highest prices which the July
delivery has touched this season. Crop
reports were bullish TO a degree little
short OF sensational and buying was on
a huge scale. The market. however.
closed unsettled, ranging from nc. net
lower to an advance of We, with May
s1.g7L to s1.sT& and July $1.21A to
s1.2S. Corn finished ssc. off to shade
UP. Oats down &c. to ] hc. and provi-
sions varying from &c. decline 10 lVc-
gain
one OF the chief factors which in
duced broad demand for wheat was an
estimate from a leading crop expert
that the Kansas yield this season would
be 35.000.ooO bushels less than tho Gov
ernment May report had indicated. Be-
sides. the weather throughout the
greater part OF the grain belt was hot
and dry. n condition likely to lead to
still greater damage. Advices that
farmers were freely letting 60 or old
wheat failed 20 check the upturn In
values. but on the last part of the day
considerable of a reaction took place as
a result Of selling based more or less on
the fact that prices had been on the up
grade for o. week and that Belgium and
Greece had withdrawn from the market.
AS expected, the visible supply total
shrank to-day to less than 100000
bushels.
Corn and oats reflected wheat
strength ut times, but for the most part
were lower, influenced by big receipts
of corn here.
Provisions had little activity. but at
the last appeared TO be tending lower
with corn and hogs
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FOREIGN BONDS.

10000 TrenchG7as. wi e5fs 95 a5
10000 Swiss Gov 5lss IS s5 s.
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PRODUCE.
BEANS-Marrow, choice. 100 lbs, S6.o5;
rcd kidney. $0.S5G10; white kidney. s12.5o1

BEANS-Marrow. choice. 100 lbs, S6.25
red kidney. $0.S5Gf0; white kidney. s1a5o
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
firsts. 2ig27lkc.: seconds. 2ia235io.; lower
grades, 10000: unsalted, higher than ex-
tras 3oi5g3ic.; extras. 2olaa3oc.; first-,
tubs. finest 2sSase. good So' to prime aa@ssc
common 10 fair. 19d23c.; ladies', current
make, flrsts, 22@22l4c. seconds. lsc.; lower
grades. 1GnfTc. packing stock, current
make, No. l. 1885,; No. :. fTc.; lower grades.
1301Gc.
CHEESE-State, whole milk. short held.
13hU1Ic. fresh specials, 15n16Ac.; average
fresh. specials. 15916c.; average run, lac
l5c.: Wisconsin, single Daisies fresh, 1870
lie. double Daisies, fresh, f5hgi7c.; Young
speciais 1o1c ra1 prime to ehoce s s@ioo Goe
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, doz.. 2sc. ,
storage packed. extra firsts. 26is621c. ;
frats rs 2592sc fre,h sssth.ered ecn. extra frsis
poorer. 19izT2ic.: drties, storage packed,
No. 4. ooihc.; regular packed, NO, !, 1oik1
9oc. ,S No :. iTai9c; checks TAR Ito to ehoisss,
Western, hennery whites, extras, 32g33c. I:
extra flrsts. 31c.; firsts, 2sQ3oc.; gathered
whites. firsts 70 extra firsts, 2sq31c.; under
grades. 23eie7c. Pacific coast. white. ex-
tras, 33c. extra firsts, &c. flrsts, 3o13fo. :
undcr grades. 2sef?ac.f other Western and
Southern, gathered whites. 2412sc. state.
browns. extras. 3id32c.; gathered brown and
mixed colorr. graded extras, 2sc.; firsts to
extra firsts. o3f2Tc.
POTATOES : Rermudn, bbl., S3aIJo;
Southern, s3d7.5o: culis s.. 2.hodS old $50
lbs. ~ soSl2.I 20; f65 lbs., 81 .5oa2 ~: $50
MS. ~ 25G1.T5: Long Island, bag. .5ona.
Sweets: Jersey. basket, Siffe 10: Southern,
T5c.Gs,. hbi, s2di; yams. bbl., 1904.
hspAEAGJs-Pennsylv green, s3I7
Jersey, dos.. s26650. Delaware and Mary
land, s2Qs.
POULTRY, DREsSED-FRESH KILLED
cBIcKENs--broilers, 4eq55c. Western.
stays, 2oI25c. FOwLS-Boxes, 27G3Tc. :
hhl~. dry 2TI3hc. iced, 2eds3c. OLD
COcRS-1TT2fc. TURrtEyS-20fl4oc. DUCKS
Long Island. CSC. Boston, 25ef27c. sQuABS
--Doz.. s5do dark, s894. FROZEN
cHrCKENS-nroilcrs 25G43c. fryers, 30T
3sc.; roastors. 31Gi6c. FOWI.s--25 3sc.
OLD COCKS--fTm2ic. CAPONS-4snbsc.
TuRKEYS-42M5Gc.
POULTRY. LTvE-Towts-Freig 2sc. /;
express. 2sT3oc. BRoiLERS-I'reight 501
BIC. express, $4,000. OLD ROOSTERS--
Freight lie TURKEYS - Freight. 23c.
DtfCtg-Fraignt 201 2ac. express, 2pT2Ic. (:
Muscovy ice GEESE--Freight, i4TiGc.
esprcss fiIfsc PIGEONS - Pair, 45c.
GUTNrAS-~pair g0r d%f. RABBITS--EN-
press. lb., 30u33c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
Rare Occasion

for one willing to invest, $780,
600 to 100000 to acquire full
partnership with first class,
highly rated Berlin banking
concern (existing over so
years. with extraordinary
money making opportunities.
For particulars write to B. N.
u, 6044 an Ala-Haasenstein
e. Vogler, Berlin w. 80.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
THE PITTSBURGH. YOUNGSTOWN q
AsHTABUIA RAILWAY COMPANY.

Pittsburgh. Pa, May 2. 1921.
First General Mortgage -Four Per Cent
Bonds Of this Company TO aggregate cost
OF Forry-six Thousand Six Hundred Dollars
ts4s,Goo) will be purchased for tho Sinking
Fund on Wednesday, June 4. 1921. from tho
lowest bidders nj a price not to exceed par
and interest. Sealed proposals 20 sell bonds
must be IN the hands Of the Farmers Loan
4 Trust Company, New York City. before
close of business, three o'clock r. NJ. on
Tuesday, May 81. 1921, and bonds accepted
must be delivered on June lst or security
furnished that day. II required. that delivery
win be made within ten days.
r. III. II. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer
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RONna-
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH.

1000 weisbh Go IS. SCI. ssis sai. Sea
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STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OIL.
Record for Line Construction.

A new transmission line of a capacity
Of 165,OO0 volts has been constructed by
Stone & Webster for the Caribou hydro
electric plant OF the Great Western
Power Company, a new worlds record
in construction OF that character. The
new plant has an installed capacity OF
$4,000 horsepower and an ultimate de-
velopment Of $4,000 horsepower. It is
estimated that the newly completed
plant VIII effect an annual saving OF
900, 900 barrels of fuel oil.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
Indian Wheat Crop Estimated.

OTTAWA, May 23.-The Department OF
from the International Institute Of Agri-
culture In Rome, which estimated the
wheat crop just harvested in India at
$4,000, 900 bushels, against 376,76s,oo0
Of 100000 The condition of crops in
western and central Europe was report
ed as generally good.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
Remington 10 Save Cash.

The directors Of the Remington Type
writer Company deferred yesterday ac-
tion on both classes Of the company's
I per cent. cumulative preferred stock.
giving as the reason necessity for con-
serving the company's cash for the
time being
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Chauffeur TO Penitentiary.

Frank Murray q taxicab driver, or
4io East Sixty-fourth street. who ran
down and killed Joseph Daily, truck
man of 74e East 13sth street, at Thir-
ty-fifth street and First avenue, on Oc-
tober 21. 1919, was sentenced yesterday
BY Judge Grain in General Sessions to n
term OF from elk months to three years
III the PententIary.
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Customs Administration 5ea sinking Fund
Gold Rnntl, Due Gehrnnry 1. 1858.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company OF New York as Sue
cesaor 10 Morton Trust Company. Fiscal
Agent under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between the Dominican Repub-
ia and Morton Trust Company dated Janu-
ary IL, 1908, hereby invites proposals for
the sale to the Sinking Fund on May q,
1921 OF bonds OF the above Issue In such
amount as viii exhaust the sum OF Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars fs300,0o0) at
tho lowest prices al which said bonds win
be offered for sale. but not exceeding 102iAes
OF the principal amount thereof and ac-
criied interest. Scaled proposals win he ro-
ccived at the TRUST DEPARTMENT of the
undersigned. 40 Broadway, New York City.
up 10 10 o'clock a. NJ. on Thursday, May 20,
fpgi Payment of no amount ~ the accepted
offers and accrued interest due thereon VIII
be made upon delivery 70 the Trustee OF the
bonds purchased.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any or all
offers In whole or In part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
By. CHARLES W. SABfN. President.
Dated May 10, 1921.
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The International
Nickel Company
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF The Ingcr.
national Nickel Company VIII be held at tho
principal office OF the Company, at CoIsta-
BILE Hook. Bayonne. New Jersey, on TUESDAY. :.
the 2ist day OF June, 1921 at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of electiny
five directors 10 hold office for three years
and for the transaction OF such other DUST
meas IS may come before the meeting. in-
Guiding considering and voting upon the ap-
proval and ratification OF all contracts, acts
and proceedings OF the Board OF Directors
ana Of tho Fxccutiye Committee of this Com
pany since the last Annual Meeting OF Stock
holders, as set forth IN the minutes OF tns
Board OF Directors and OF said Committee,
which viii DO open 20 examination by stock
holders OF record during business hours, NJ
the New York City office Of tns Company,
67 Wall Street.
by order Of the Board OF Directors
JAMES l.. ASHLEY, 4
Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
GREENE ClANsNEA COPPER co.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETLNG.
Notice II hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Greene
Cananea Copper Company win be held at
the office OF the Company. - Broadway,
New York, ". y, on Monday, the twentieth
day OF juno, 1921, at twelve O'Clock noon.
for the election OF three directors 20 hold
office for three years and for the trans
action Of such other business an may como
before the meeting. including The consid-
rrations approval and ratification of ali
acts and proceedings of the Board OF Direc-
tors during The past year and Of all mat
tcrs that may DO referred TO III The Annual
Report 10 re Stockholders.
The transfer books Of tho Company viii
not close. but only stockholders OF record
as AT ~ O'Clock noon Saturday May 2s.
1921. viii be entitled to vote at this meet
inr.
ny order OF the hoard % Directors
y W. ALLEN, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
rur vAcKAy CoMrANrps.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 10
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. 60.
The regular quarterly dividend OF one rer
cent. on the preferred shares and tho regu-
lar quarterly dividend of one and one-h hair
per cent on tho common shares IN the
MackRy Companies win bo paid July fst.
ipei 10 shareholders OF record as they an
near al The close Of business June 9TH. 1924.
The transfer books viii not be closed.
EDWARD g. PLATT. Treasurer.
Dated May 10th, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. May c3.-The cotton mar
ket closed steady to-day at net declines of
~ to Is points. Closing bids July, 1t.92:
October. 1885; December. 1900; January,
1910.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet. is points lower at II ESQ.,
sales 2s4 bales. New Orleans steady, 10
points lower at 1880: sales 1,24g bales.
Savannah quiet. 13 points lower at II .5Oc.;
sales "a bales. Norfolk quiet. unchanged at
II .25c. sales 1868 bales Baltimore nomi-
nal. % points lower at 12.25c.: sales nil.
Augusta steady. 25 points lower at 1885,;
sales 128 bales. Memphis steady, unchanged
at 11.75c.; sales 400 bales. st. Louis quiet.
unchanged at 11.75c.; sales nil. Houston
steady. 20 points lower at 1150c.: sales 1854
bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
11.50c. sales $50 bales. Dallas quiet. 80
points lower at 10000; sales 2.7s3 bales.
Montgomery firm, 25 points lower at t0.75c.;
sales &c bales. Fort Worth steady. 80 points
lower at 10.85c. sales $40 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet at o points decline mid
ding, 7.33d. sales 5000 bales, American
1000 imports 1000. all American. Futures
opened quiet at to points decline; closed
quiet at net decline OF to points. May,
It'd: July, s.03d.: October. S.43d.; Decem-
Der. s.59d.: January. S.63d.; March, Sid.
Manchester: Yarns quiet and firm; cloths
quiet but steady.
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TONOPAH.
GOLDFIELD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Sales. High. Low. Bid. AK.
ss8 Cities Service. .22s 222 22S 222
208 Cities Ser pf.. 65is 64A 65 65M
24s Cities s pf B.. e9s 81 6l 6h
1867 Cities Bank sh. 27ls 81 - 271
1900 9 S deb b.. .126 123 1913 12S
25500 G s deb Ca. 9fia Son 80 81
1900 G S deb D.. 80 81 81 81
-. Em G. II pf.. 81 Sc
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sMMs PETROLEUM COMPANY.
u.-..r1w.taA

Pursuant 70 the provisions Of the BYLAWS, |,
the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
efAfNs PETROLEUM COMPANY will be
held al Tie offices OF the Company, 100
Rroadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York city, on Wednesday, June i, 1871 AZ
III. 90 O'Clock In the forenoon, for the pur-
pose OF electing directors and for the trans
action Of such other business as may prop
erly come before tho meeting. Under the
provisions OF the Delaware Statutes the
record on May IL, fp2i.
By II. LEE MILLER.
Secretary and Treasur.r~
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sEx dividend
STEEL STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

Common 70 prime lambs, 100 ID. 10 5oql4
Live hogs, 100 III. 25TffO
Dressed beef, steer sides, b.. I3fI1eo-
City dressed veais. ib.......... 12R22c.
Dressed mutton, Id. .............. 12GD18n-
Dresser lambs city, b......... 25430o.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. . red. sf.s2: No. hard. St.s5.
No. / Manitoba, s1.s9; No. mixed durm.
S1.T9. c. 4. T., track, New York to arrive
CORN-No 2 yellow and No. white.
79Nc.; No mixed. 79Ac.. c. !. Z. New York,
ten days shipment.
OATS-No. | white, 5iiSc.; No 2 white,
5iq5iikc.; No. white, d9d49hc.; No.
white, fIll4I1sc.; fancy clipped white. o4lsa
55hc.: ordinary clipped white. 5Oizqo3c., an
elevator.
RfE-No. Western, Si.I1, (. o. o., ana
1857. c. !. T.. New York.
BARLEY-Feeding, 0egTsc.; mating. ts9
SIC. C. 1. T., New York. -
HAY-No. I. s2sd30; No. .. s26g2s; NO. .,
$23d25; shipping s20q2f ton.
kTRAW-No. 1 rye. S22l23 q ton.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SCABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FlOI X.
New York.

Tho following prices are quoted on the
New York Produce Exchange: Spring pat
winter straights s72Jd7.5o; hard winter
straights, Ss.I5a0.25 Rye flour steady: fair
to good, sS.256ls.50. choice TO fancy. $3.50
notlndq
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Minncnnnlis.

Flour. 20 to 25c. higher IN carload lots /
family patents quoted al S9.35d9.55 barrel
In as pound cotton sacks. Shipments 48,oos
barrels.
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'yets To-. .IIU I2UI Wt5t 7 NJ 'IJV
TOBACCO STOCKS.
Bid. Ask. Bid.

Germany was reported to have been a
heavy buyer in yesterdays cash wheat
market, in which sales of Gulf wheat
totalled 5000 bushels. mainly OF July
August shipment. Sales of Manitobas
totalIed 100000 bushels of nearby and
August shipment. Rye sales were placed
at about 100000 bushels and corn sales
at about TO 900 bushels.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

ELECTIONS AND LETTINGS.
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COMBS
y. N. block ~ Ioula
Dr.. Oruff. Hahta ~.
Dr.. w. "a Musa. knnta Re-.
~ A, scott. Karran cIiy. lfu.
a.. O. Pope. santa -.
". A. barrow. ~ paaO.
e. E. Holt santa Fe.
A. ~ Compton. santa ~.
A. ~ Nidor. santa re.
A ID, Hnncu. chitnno.
Charles - Fftthn1. Denver.
Peter DIAL santo. Fan Franalsco.
ocorno A. vilca Cowlee n. A.
Mrs. Anna y. Harmon. eocofro.
VI. ,. walker. Clayton.
w. n Pine. Aztec.
" u. Eenahcn. "a paso.
A. sample. ~ rnso.
ElfCgo uaca. MaadaIonn.
eTtNCIs
Mr. Anna .. Norcroas. mn Mar
~ a RasRbone. san Marclai. \. N.
Buchanan and vie ans
* j. Hlenemanh. Morriuso y. n.
Bessie Shields. Carlsbad. n. N.
Charles cay Jcme4 epfinnn \. a.
Mis- l. BuflinEam. MugdNItna.
Charles T. Johnson. Jemex Springs.
n. l. Porter. Magdalena.
&. d. Morctnn. VI rato.
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Mr.. ~ stevens. AaN Lake City.
Utah.
y w. Holiefick. silver City.
Frank n. Davila. I@ps Lunaa
ALVAflADO
y. = Donaldson. 81. Joseph. Mo.
n. T. nurRe, Los Angeles.
Ralph NandefWort.. Ruau-ll
W. n sample. ~ paao.
y ~ schoolor, Lansing. Mich.
H. D. Williams. El pann.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. .. Moses Gibson.
r. n Morton. Hurley, y. ~.
W. H. Ecnshaw. VI rnro.
y O. johnson. Los Angeles.
A m. 0oldsfIne. Chicago.
q. a. Peterson, Minneapolis. MINI.
c. y Cucomn. phoenlx.
&. Kro1 Phoenix.
J. A. McAllcn. ~ raso.
g. A. sotel H1d wife. Mlaini Arlx.
II. a. Davis ~ Loula
T.. A. scott. Kansas City. No.
n. y. Ab0unieman. New York City.
J. n OrnineA Gallup.
4. g.. Brambiclt, nj Paso.
William v. Morley. Dafl. 4. N.
Y. y. Hays, Topeka. Kans.
=. r. Woodland. Colorado SPRING.
a. W. Bartlett. Denver.
l. d. Lyday. Des Molncs. Ia.
Russell Skinner. Dcs Moinea. Ia.
"a Van stecnburf Jr. Gallup.
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wANrEp-SrARratSr

Wanted 10 rent. furnished apartment
or small bungalow. close h. Prefer 70
move 10 about sept. ist No children
and no sick. eau farnish beat q rsf
eFenees. Name price and location, win
sisn lease. A. y D.. care Herald offies.
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NANrIn ~ marrIsd man job dr,lng
mIlt saenu w tmtl ThnrnuEhiy famiiiar
With rtY Amefiruu Address J. n tate
lirrald.
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ron SALE

fe,noo-6 room white atureu, hunralpw.
modern. sleeping porch. fireplace. furna0,
es,bOO-s mom. essorr pebble dsah. mod.
.fn, Arne sleeping porch. West silver
- 400 room brick. modern, giaaafd
sieepine porch. faraEe, chieken houses.
l.sn. Sidewalks. coping, Third ~efd.
~ss.bo0-ss acres 81 roed had. q mllss IRON
town. two adshe hcnnes. outbaihiinu,
ANAL orchard. electric pampine plant
terms.
A. FLEISCHER
Real Fslats. insurance, Loans.
fhone 0ft. an bouth Fourth ~.
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h|HONfNANn De- tho kry thAt urincls tho
door nf opportunity Get 4 a. tho Modern
lu.tng.s college. Tuition go per MONTH
rrr thgir large light airy assembly room
tlsia WCst Central rhons 2to
NANTtn Position al flrrt have had
.1Wa commercial experience 4 b. rare
ilrrnid
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WANTED

Position a. s-tenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best Of local
referencea
ADDRESS BOX Is
Cara OF Herald.
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In the Diqtriet touf. County % Bernalill1
State % New Nsaico.
Ramon 0allcsos and Martin usliexos,
Plaintiff.
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CARPENTERING

WANTED Houses 30 build. ~ contract ~
20 cents per hour Aiso repair waft. Al
luqu~rque Construction 60. Non union
lhone ,i2tl ~ 2i9
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ONLY $3.50
For a nicely furnished 3
room modern house and gar
age, lot 50xl42.
This coy little home is sit
uatcd ON South Arno street.
You will never have another
chance like this one. This
special price is for a quick
sale. Act Today
Address Box SO
Care OF Herald.
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ROOFS REPAIRED

Now s. the time 90 have that
new roOf put on: or TO have the
old n painted and repaired. Best
grade Of materials. WORK guaran-
tced. Call q .bson-Fnw Lumber
GO. for man. Phone 333.
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wANiID-Nan ~ Woman

MANfiD-Nan ~ Woman 8
WAITED rper.nrea walters or Wsit
ressrs Lheuv CATE
GOOD TOfttipNs opsn ~ steady woftefs
ant huslers vho can ~pfoduco. " D n,
raFa Herald
SITUATIONS wHNTfD
~ 600 Or sthIO fn loan ou good setuuty
ln.iie property Phone nos
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-16
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Ia The Matter Of The Esiass Of N. Z. Greece.
SoTIcs i hgssE El..s IA, E..sss..
Comfy Sss nssiss' II, ilassi' 'sssz
saeh ksseutof and ne Coafs has s1poinisl
a. q s az 8. .I AZ ss,,s % ~ Isss
% ne approval q aid hnsl report and tns
SS .ass:. d sSs A ssss s sss AZ ~ . 81
(AeaD FREu InNOII1T.
clerk u saId Probate Coau
LAURENCE LEE Attorney.
Mtf2e Juns2 e-le
NOTICE or SUIT.
In the District Court, County % BsrnaliiIo.
State % New Msfico'
Ramon oallesos And martha usll.ses.
Aussiio oaIlesos. Emslssio usiresos. su "a.
aa"wa eeirs q Dominge u~alieEes. Yeesassa.
VaIieges, Decreased, and all unknown hein.
ana elalmsnts and AZ Unknown heirs q
sstno.n elsiinsets 81 Interest sdssns 20
rashaiiin VI premises he,sisafisr as'
isa ne aboss named dsf.ndsn,s ssd sseh
y yee ar hereby ao,iiied that the abeye
= 81 qs ssa sks ,iiii.' s 81 ~ ~ fisis'li in'i 70 .s ss'T 3
S.%;s;.Iss'iSs Ess si.'ssII:so ; ssss;is.t = .. Hi isiis..'
4 certain pls,. Of lsad situated in sshos,
District 10 ~ County Of bernalillo aad
me nenh ~ lad. d Fiiomsao Nsniass.
H'resi orssa aua Felipe xsmeFs on ihs
Fourth street; ana ~ the wes, b. land ~
Emiiefls Uallsgas sad more particularly a.
tsribud ~ actual sarysy - iollews: besin
~ minates wat . distance u st23 feet
from the section corner eeen.on y ~ssslioa.
Sinste, We, pis les iRsass resss 70 a.
dssrees og miaulss sssi ivi.h issi ,sssss
se','a ,asu. ses sss.A y 5.ss..: ss', s, ss,s
miuatrs east s8I feet tkease soatk IS a.
gree - minutes east sss feet shsass ,guth
henoe north , desrres 67 Minute. es.i sis ,
st 70 the pelss aed place q beslnninx.
csS,s,n,rs .. aHsss % l',a ..n
Asii9n ~ for the purposs u estesliahinE
Plaintiff sstats IN the ioreseing described
prsmisrs aEainsi any .lalms ~hIeh You %
~ rsaiiaff. Va 80 premises. cad se.s ,ss
Pisiniifh pray that essh 81 yba sksli b.
ionescr ~esiapped aad barred from hsvinn
ihs ga rvai ssiats adverse 10 The rlslatlfn.
snd that flaintlffs' ifle may be forever
quleied and - 81 rat
ppasi. chsse. ~kess sddrsss h rooms a. IS
whitine bsiidiae. Aihuauersas. Mes AeHico.
nn'e.s yos eater yoai sppesfaass o. eaa.s
sss ,ars 20 ~ ssss,ea sa "r se.ss' ne s.h
dsl.d against you 3, dSissis sas "a. decree
prayed hr IN ssia rsmplalai .in 10 granted.
FREb cRoLLorT
~ HARRY y LEI.
Dated ~. lslh. aay q Juae. issl