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Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Morgan Circuit Court.
Mollie Havens, Admx,
Of ]. +. Havens, dec, &c. Plff.
vs.. Notice of Sac.
Joel Havens &C., Defts.
BY virtue of judgment and order
of sale of the Morgan Circuit COurv,
rendered at the August term, 1922, In
the above styled cause, 1 will offer for
sale at the front door Of the court
house in West Liberty, Ky, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1922,
lat 1 o'clock p. NJ, or thereabOuts,
upon a credit Of six months, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT-A certain tract of
COnley branch Of the State road fork
Red river, containing Six acres, more
or less, and is the same land thai
land near Adele In Morgan county,
KENTUCKY; said land Is located on the
vas on the 1st day Of December, 1920,
conveyed TO J. Il. Havens by Henr.
Lacy by deed which is recorded in
Deed Book No. 4S, page 400, Morgan
County Court Clerks Office, to which
reference is had for description.
SECOND TRACT-A certain tract
# land lying and being on the State
DAD fork Of Red river In NJ r."
county, Kentucky and at Adele sta
tion near the mouth of C.u.ey branch,
and containing one forth (h) Of an
acre, hore or less, and being the same
land conveyed to ]. +. Havens by W.
II. Roman 4 Co., on March 10, 1916
by deed which is recorded in Deed
Bsok No. A, page AIS, Morgan County
Court Clerks Office, to which reler
ence Is had for description.
THIRD TRACr--A certain tract
of land on the State road fork of Rec
river in Morgan county, Kentucky
> at Adele station, containing one hal
Gs) acre, more or less, and being tn,
; SAINT land conveyed to J. Il. Haven
and Mollie Havens by deed fron
Russell B. Taulbee &c, which wa
dated January 80, 1919, and recorde,
in Deed Book No. 48, page 192, Nor
ian County Court Clerks Office, :
: which reference is had for descriI
tion.
FOURTH TRACT-A eertln traC
Of land In the town of Ezel in Morga
county, Kentucky, containing -
acres, being the same land conveye
to the said J. +. Havens by A. I
V Pieratt &C., by deed dated Novembt
~, 1908, and recorded in Deed Boo
No, "a, page 90, Morgan Com
Court Clerks office, to which rcfe
tnce Is had for description,
The purchaser will be required
extcute bond, bearing 0 Der cent Il
terest frcm date, with approved $
" curity for the purchase money.
', This 18th day Of Oct her, 1922.
=" Il. NJ. OAKLEY,
Master Commissioner NJ. c. c.
s. Monroe Nickel, Atty.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
]. V. HENRY, Judge

well" saws the esteemed Repub.
lican contemporary, the Ohio state
Journal, 1--WE see we Renuhl'cans rave
already cut down the number Of GOV.
employees from 43s,OJT at the
end cf the last fiscal year before we
entered the war to 5GO.s69 at pres.
ent." TNis is one Of the "details"
which " HtAt'm Harding forgot tn
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
COOPERATIVE MARKETING.

The success that has attended the MARKET Ae
pooeed tobacco crop in Kentucky should cause tn far
to consider thee extension of cooperative Market
ing If join action prevents the trusts from setting the
prcee Of tobacco why can not wheat and corn be mar
Eeted in the manner? The citrus fruit growers
Of the south at the mercy of the organized buyers
until they began the cooperative marketing and now
they fix ther prices Until the farmers learn to mar
ket their farm products comparatively the grain ex-
changes will continue to fix the prices.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASIEn COmMASSiVNL"S . OhAD'
Morgan Circuit Court.
John Dulin,. Plaintiff.
|. vs.aaf Notice of Sale.
j. 1. Patrick and
Dow Montgomery, Defendants.
By virtue Of judgment and order
OF sale Of the Morgan Circuit Court,
rendered at the August term, 1922,
in the above styled caust, / will offer
for sale at the front door of the
curt house In West liberty Ken
lucky, on I
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1922,
at / o'clock, p. NJ, or thereabouts,
upon a credit of six months, the fol-
lowing described property, tO-wit:
A certain tract of land in Morgan
county, Kentucky, on top Of Ptddlar
Hill at the head of Elk Fork creek,
and head of Smiths creek, and bound
ed as follows:
Beginning on the high knob down
with Pieratt Smiths line to a chest
nut oak; thence down the hill to the
bottom to betch; thence south
course a straight line to eleven black
gums; thence a west course to a
chestnut oak: thence a straight line
to a chestnut and chestnut oak
thence running to fence up the point
to the beginning, containing thirty
Ave (35) acres, more or less.
The purchaser will he fequired ia
execute bond bearing per cent In.
lterest. with approved scerity, fcr
the purchase money.
This 10th day Of October, 1922.
- r. NJ, OAKLEY.
Master Commissioner NJ. G. @.
John W. Coffee, Atty.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

We suppose that the reason why the Republicans
put off passing the ship subsidy until after the election
was that they wanted to how the people were going
to accept the tariff law. Putting over two such raw
deals the Fordney McCumber tariff and the ship sub
sdy at the time too much for even the harden
ed tools Of the big interests but the chances are that
the next Congress will be Democratic, and unless they
put the subsidy robbery over at the short session it will
never become aaw. 1t is mdisgused robbery.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
TO OYERSEERS.

All road ovcrsecrs are notified 10
put their roads In good condition at
once, All hands must work the six
days reulred by law. Overseers who
neglect to havv their roads worked
ont properly will he proceeded
against according to law.
]. V. HENRY, Judge.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
[AdVertisementl
ADVERTISEMENT
A MORGAN COUNTY MAN.
Libarsy Road, KY, Oct. lo, 1922.

Lbarly koad, KY. UcG TO, lJ1l.
Editor Courier:
On Tuesday, November 7, we will have to choose
between two to represent us in Congress for the
next two years. One of the men running J. H. Strick
lin, is Morgan county man, 3 farmer and lumber
loan, and Of high character, and has the ability
and energy, and would have our interests at heart He
is public spirited man and gives of his to ad-
the interests of the county He contributed $3.50
TO the fund to secu-e the normal school and did willy
ngy. Should we allow partisan prejudice to cause u.s.
to cast our votes against counyman and neghbor?
If John Sicklin is elected to Congress he will be
a power with the present administration and get
something for Morgan county What has Morgan got
ito show for its big majorities given to Mr. Fields? Is
not about time that begin to vote for cit
zens we expect to be benefited by Congressman?
We can't hurt anything by voting for our county
man and neighbor, John Sricklin, so let's do it.
AN INDEPENDENT VOTER.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

: PardOnins' Il. b. Threlkeld, who
murdered youth in Nicholasville
and was sentenced for life, Governor
Morrow says: "This man, with such
a life, black of him, after he had
reachea, the, whitened snow of winter,
could iibt,,sint my judgment, be mur-
derer."Sveryf Door judgment, in view
Of, the fact. that proof is plain that
he committed a murder, and a pecul-
iarlyy and shOckingly atrocious muir
der Counter Journal.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
WATER WORKS.

Our neighbor, Jackson, has decided to submit a
bond issue Of $325O0OO to the voters of the town to
put in municipal water works. We hope that it will
succeed West Liberty is hardly large enough to put
in municipal water works, but privately owned plant
would pay something more than running expenses, and
insurance ratees would be reduced so much that the
saving would amount to several thousand dollars each
year. We ought to arganze and put in water works.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

The bbuilding of the road from Mt Sterling to
Pantsvvile will bbeneft every person in abe county.
Because you are not directly on the road is not good
reason for being against the bonds This road will be
only the forerner of other roads, and in short time
there will he good roads as rule rather than as the ex
ception, ii present There has to be first road
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

1t is not fair to put the blame of the Harding ad-
ministration on Columbus. No doubt the old fellow
would havv turned back before discovering America if
re could have forseen this wonderful "normacy" stunt
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

We have bio editorial son our chest" but we are
waitino until the Normal School Commission makes a
final decision as the the location of the eastern school
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

But reoardless oflevory thing else, we all want to
come out December and vote for the road bonds
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

The Courier-Joumal's wild Wave" colylmist is
rather too suggestive in asking if Secretary Hoovers i'll
ness is connected with his task of defending the Hard
ing administrator Well, oughtn't it?
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

mention in his. letter to the American
people, kindness cf. Mr.. Mondell.-
Courier.Jourpal.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

Fortunately, the near east Is far
away. We don't have to plunge.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19
MAsETR COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Morgan Circuit Court
Eargis Commercial Rank
and Trust Company Pin
vs. Notice Of sale,
Samuel Parks and
Mamie Parks, nefts.
BY virtue Of judgment AMI crtcr
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

Now that the base ball season is over and the rae
ING tine will soon be over Suggfst that the Courier
Journal put the Kaiser's Memoirs" on the sport page
Licking Valley courier., 1922-10-19

Oilng rivers TO keen down fogs may he a n w idea,
lut org puhc officials to Keep up foe is an old one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Hot Springs Near
Las Cruces Will
Be Developed Soon
lsnccInI 90 The mcrnIdl

LAS CRUCES y NJ. April al
Fort selden Hot Springs 10 miles
from Las Cruces viii be fitted out
to accommodate larger crowds ana
the present owners o. tne spring.
are contemplating the purchase OF
"a town SITE at The springs
work On the improvements viii
be- starred neat week with "a large
force OF men and teams a resi-
dence building Will be- built al
once, and 20 acres OF bottom land
viii be ftted out Tor "a golf course.
Tennis courts and shaded walks
viii also DO laid out and built.
The hotel and baths which are
being contemplated will be on a
large scale. Electric power and
lights will be supplied from the
head OF the Las Cruces canal.
whore ~sluiceways viii Doe built. nc-
GordlnR to the plans.
" ~ also planned TO put a bridge
across the Rio Grnnde 80 that the
state highway can be built To the
top OF Mount Noblsro, where the
government b. contemplating build
luF "a permanent wireless station.
ihc furt Soldcn Springs we've
recently purchased by q.
skinner and a. iunkcy. and the
eteloumcut OF the place H. to take
place under their direction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO Mel
Pennington Looks
For a Good Fruit
Crop This Season

TNRMGNOTON y n. April %
Indications point 20 a crop OF Uli
varieties % fruit Ia this section
which should rival the hammer
crop 81 1917. The spring here U.s.
q on later than II was five year
tgn. and this D. considered al %
lucky sign for fruits.
Figures FOR the years since tgl
show that In every way except
1917 great damage has been don,
70 fruit ~ late frusts because Of
the early blossoming Of the frui
recr. They blossom. usually dur.
ing Ap-ii and are In FUN bloom
hy May l. Frcsts a. late ~ Ma
10 and ~ often ruin the crops
In 1917. the hlossoming W.
hold back Tor nearly u month. sD
that the late frosts DID p%racticnlil
no harm. This year. tho FRI
blossoms appeared about April q
frusts have come almost even
night since then however. 20 thnf
he fun bloom on the fruit ire"
should be- even later than IL was DO
1917
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
MILLIONS PAID
IN Z BIG RANCH
SALES At RATION
Bartlett Ranch of u.s..
900 Acres Is Sold
To Colorado Men
Especial to The Herald,

llA1DS.. y 81. April 2i.-one
OF the lHrgett ranch deals ever
made IN Now Mexico has Just been
made. and another deal. i%uVoIginE
a.. 600 acres. L. nav being ciused
near here.
The Bartlett ranch. one OF tho
larKesi prisute ranches IN the coun-
try which includes 1880 acres 81
land In CoifaN and Taos county. az
well az 5000 acres additional hetd
under lease. has been sold 10y the
William u. hartlett estate 20 n
syndicate Of Colorado and eastern
men Tor $500. UuN Tho p%uHHo=-
sion ~ the ranch viii De turned
over g. the new owners in May or
Iune. whom a compete check has
been made OF all the properly IN
NuiN ed.
The deal includes q number 81
magnificent buildings on the rtnrh
aud several thousand head Of cattle
which we're owned ami ranged by
the Adams cattle company. VIII
liam fiartlc.t. deceased former
owner of the ranch was % Wealthy
wheat man Of Chicago lie used
uhc ranch fur tho entertainment
ni hi- eastern guests aud Tor MS
home,
m. her d.nl which lis now un-
der way. Involves u a. ooO acre slice
ct the ranch ut "urg Webster
near Gtuu.ruu o. Dr. being sold
to Wait, Ih.lups wealthy OIL man
OF Oklahoma. wbo viii make Il hi~
summer home Tho part Of the
ramon disp,-rd OF b. the southern
hntr ct the webster ranch
Nj webster b. retaining The up
p.r part Ui .hN ranch SHOWN AZ
In, headqutrt,r- aud 'l~mnrrohcii"
trI,ts Dt vii WHs" hs HON" on
this portinn. The consideration tnt
ihI. sale hu- not yet been nunounD
tFr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Man Now in Jail Is
Plaintiff in Suit for
$4,000 Damage

! a. Miller. assistant United
States district attorney. viii len. O.
sunday for u,mlng where he viii
represent the jhnltor aud custodian
uf the Public Health Bureau Of
beminE in a 10000 damage suit
brought against thom by "a man
now serving 80 days in the Luna
county jail on a b~ootleEglng
charge
The p~lalntlef In the suit. Frank
iuunlRan alleges In his siit that
the damages are due him Tor a
'Irch which wus made Of his
house last November r. l.. Fer
sussuu custodian OF the Public
Health Bureau NJ D.minR. and Al
lultun the Waterman and a deputy
sheriff sworc out n search warrant
ana searched Dunnigan house.
whtn some government blankets
were found to be missing They
failed 90 find the blankets.
bunniEun was later arrested FOR
tho alleged possession OF uquur
and pleaded guilty 90 the charge
before the United States district
court m Santa Re during the
March term.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Women's Swimming
Classes at Y. NJ. c. A.
Will Open May 8

Afternoon sessions and a longer
.eason viii make the ladies' swim
ming Glasses at .he " more pop
ular this summes than ever ac-
cordinE 90 Glen o. Rcam physical
director ln charge Of the pool who
announce the season TO open
Tuesday May D.
Although tho ladies swimming
uerluds lnrf summer were frum
20 9 b. m fhey we're uutroLlAcd
hy Utmost Zoo enthusiastic riris
nd women The period this ycur
viii boz from Z so TO D D m. Tues
days which according TO N
kcnW. viii more than double the
enrolment The cuursc will con-
iluuc uufIl August 22
iudir rwlmmiua classes thIs
year viii De open 200 Numtu and
Eirl above che age OF ~ who are
phys calls sound Tho foe VIII bn
only s. for the snt.re cours u
instruction
According Ca Mr. Rcam especial
attention viii hr given beginner
They VIII Lt given personal in-
structinn Do, -tyr iu INNING
diving Hni th, fundamentals 81
lfc 4tSiuE.
one 10 The nlms 81 the "
said M lteum %. tu have s.~ry
healthy man. woman. boy and Eiri
in the country o. swimmer swim
ming De- the uue sport which makes
fur "nll-Hrouud development u
dey"lup~s ail %" muscles at ono"
Hid- proper carriage promote
grace and general health
H' urged thut those Who Intend
On win iu m. ~ pool this sum
MGR repo = early bon person. n- tho
capacity ~ the classes i- limited
Tho wumun ana kris enrolled in
laHf year, swimming classes wcr.
McsdHu.s W A. Gsklrr. Chn-
% Scott / . Mizs o.. = Peters
D. " Hart, j o. Hannah. Snrth
NJ Nutf 4 q EIrdliuE. tlHrucs
e. u Conner. We're Lane. John
Siwms. NJ T. Morris NJ a.
Mrdl,r = T. Mclaughlin. Ha ry
strong J " Elder
M 80 mildred BEATTY. Knth-
'r ne NrMnleu LADY Rec Hon.
kius Juliet white 1h.Imn Morris
Alma kratbcnhoft. Louise Low
her. Lena Forgusuu. Erma Fergu-
son. Catherine kelehsr Margaret
ltuhhelL Anita Huhhsll. RUN
TnWukius Ruth llEhton. AdeIa
Eide Beruics Hesseldrn. Pay
strong Nlrriuia bragg Dorothy
ChHury. Elizabeth Dale. Nellie
Fllkeuhcrr. Arn. uuzlett sill
drrd lightou Ethel Hurgln Ce-
ella tHkin. Martini Louis. Hur
ton Margaret White. ELLA Marie
Thompson Ruth Thompson. Ruth
Eiellinr Petty Ann. Gov Jane
uuise Cos. Louis. Oeztrelch.
, ennrr Petit Monica Macarthur.
Gwoudolyn EdmuudH Lois schultz
Mid ca kuehrtr Elizabeth Elder.
Alice Palmer Helpu kus. pnru-
fhf Mann. Louise Mann. liner Gru-
ham H"uiah kHhut virginia
kHhri ruy.ilu Brett. Helen
Iusins Elafuuru Face Daley
TgrrIn Nudlne uuw.rs Lois H.
Sour Iun'Ill Naudeii Christine
effw.uh Fila clayton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Curry County
Plans to Raise More
Beans This Year
Especial ia The HrrnbD

CLOVIS y ". April 27-Mith
only 70 small yield ~ wheat to the
acre this year. curry county farm
ers are depending more than ever
en- the row crops Probably more
farmers than yer before IRE plnh
ming to diversity their row crops
with beans
Tho local fnrm bureau is mink nt
p-rcnnratinna Tor hold NIX % special
% an meeting on MAY rth rel Whan
tim, those Interested iu growing
h"tp- may hear how many TO- ulln.
tu plant tu tho %nrrs.aud how tu
core, for the rrlu
u IT, aIid that bsare ure t,r,
productive iu curry county nni
VIII maize % profitable, Yield us
they require 90 little rainfall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27

YOUR medicine and wanted me TO
hit, so at last I took LYDIA 4. Pink
Inns Vegetable Compound Tablets
IA lydia +. pinkham's Blood Medi.
H. and Improved every day. ] do all
IL own work now except the wash
n md d. " with ease. ] can accom-
ksh as much In a day now as Il
Itbuld have taken me a week TO do
III winter and tryto ret every one
Know % take your medicine 10 build
tsm up. You are welcome 20 use
IA letter az a testimonial N you
r.. Mrs. CHAs. BAKER. n Spen-
n Ave. Hornell. NY,
l Inalmost cveryneighborhood there
H. women who know Of the value
u lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound. They know because they
4 We taken Il and have been helped.
My don't you give tia tFialf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Clovis Prepares
For Chautauqua

CLOVIS. y ". April "a Tho
following directors ard office
have h''a named tu have charr,
Of the Clovis Chautauuuu which
viii Dee neld thc week beginning
Nay "a
Don Wcathcrford. president
= Kuykendall we president.
NW j. Brvnn. soc etlry-trons-r.
md Bert turlcs-. james NJ iiick
oy ara G. T. uuuEhtou. other
members Of tho board.
Advertising committee. Bel
'url"1H cha rman D. T. Hun and
Onward g.. Manson.
Ticket committee W D. Cramur
Lighting ana Seating committee
" u b"uFhton O. NJ Reese au,l
j. Dennis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Rates Reduced
To Pacific Coast
Points for Summer

SANTA ~ y NJ. Ann 20
Reductions ARE shown iu the utn
nae, tourist rates from Sew Mes
leo points e. thu Pacific coast
states and the Grand canyon %
tariffs floi with the corporation
commission today
The round-trip rates from Alhu-
er,ruus tu some ~ these point-
Will by
Los Angeles. 81 90. Grand
CANYON ssh Portland, $3.50
gtatflr $50
Tickrta will %. ON sale from
May o. to september 80 and the
return limit Will h- october
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
roruTu nIRfnntY uoNoRrp

~" dignity Of four Years wac
ny ugly observed this afternoon
when Mr. T j Mahry entertained
bout 20 children 100 Honor OF h.r
daughter Cath.r|n. birthday
Highland Fark was chosen fof tIl,
playground and the afternoon va.
sp OF boo game under 90. direction
2 Mrs NalrN Mrs d. = Nl,.
pho -uu and Mrs s. 10 Busch A.
Doe signal Tor rcfrerhments R VA.
found thnt each rh Do had ID utf.a
aN' with "a birthday candle. aud
ipr tnNurs a Tiny squeallnr pir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Masons Assist in
Laying of Corner
Stone ct Shiprock

FARMlNGTpN y NJ. Nnrll q
Impressive ceremonies under tn.
directions nf Masonic grand iodE
marked the laying OF tho corupI
stone ~ q Presbyterian Mission
chapel az Shiur1ck on Easter sun
day o. g. a brolct wns deput.2.
To conduct the services
MaHous NJ, omhlcd 81 the ship.
rock agency and marched TO 90.
site ~ the chapel The Shlururi
hand assisted in M" c"remon.rs
Nltmu the corner stone wsrt
s"al"d the list ~ an preehyteria
missionary workers who have h,c
active IN the navajo country an,
Q cory 1T God Hizad or the NlNuI
iih'" ~ FAR az d has hr-i
translated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Las Cruces Editor Out
For Election as Sheriff

Las CRUCES y NJ. April 81
Among the slN or nor candidate
Tor nomination 10 tNe office 20
sheriff ~ the republicans of pona
Ana county ia ss sFipn In Ssptcui'
her the name % VIII T. Lupoint
editor of the las Cruces '1tlzou
has been publicly announced
According 90 a state law tht
present incumbent Jose luccro
cannot succeed himself after htt
each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
APARTMENT
HOUSE FOR EAST
CENTRAL AVENUE
Residence at 706 Being
Remodeled Into 4
Family Flat

The house at 7oS East Central
avenue has ceased 10 De a resi-
denco. William g. Jenkins. owner
% thc property H. now remodeming
the place into a large apartment
house.
Tine building when completed
viii contain four apartments %
three rooms each, The cost uf tn
work under way together with In
trTur improvements 10 bee mudu,
viii approx mate 81 600.
Mir Jenkins said today that
hnrriuE difficulties he capects tho
place 10 hc finished by June ih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Highway Through
Mescalero Indian
Reservation Urged
l.nrc,rI % Tho mcrnldl

l'''SW ELL. y " April Z.
Nrr we'll chamber of Cpmms eco lu-t
night. Dr = NJ johnson. director
general of the Lee Highway. out.
ruod fhv rruTrcs= that has been
made In the development of the
highway and urged the necessity
for prompt action In the matter 90
securing an appropriation from
the state lu urds tu m turn
secure $50. 600 Of Indian and fed.
oral money Cor thu ~-urfte.uu 81
o., highway through The Mc-C1 .
leru Indian tt srtAUon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Liberty Theater
At Roswell Sold
lSpcrInI 60 Tho mcrnid

ROSWELL y NJ April %
The knhn y others Amu--m-as
.umrNny. operating theatDrs ga
Denver Trinidad. Houldar anil
u- Vegas. huH purchased tHr
liberty fhclt'r here from e. o.
alter and Will Immediately .r
tHll EXTENSIVE Improvement t'ru
rasionul d~ecorutuHs have boon
.rought here and are uuw 100 W...
rcmodelling the theutcr Mr. SaIf,H
pas rrnnnusd the Lyric thyat,r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-27
Cssad's Conviction
For the Murder of
Affirmed
rSpcc'rl ~ Tho Hcra.dn

SANTA FN y " Npll -
SHE y court hare" Wedhvs-
aay AFFIRMED tho conviction "t g.
Darwin ruald. found EIiliy OF
man laughter 100 Dunu Ana county
for tn. EHlIue ui Antonio Der
nude. and sentenced 20 serve
from fN. 90 sin y'1i- 100 thr ptni-
ttutHrE
Tho opinion wa written lF
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