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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
BUSINESS COLLEGE
FIVE WILL PLAY
LINE MEN
Powerful Western Union
Quintet to Meet Budding
Merchant Princes At High
School Saturday.

Tho powerful western Union has
kctball five and the Albuquerque
business College team viii meet at
the hlgh school gymnasium saturday
night.
The Western Un.o. team is com
posed Of men ou tho wire repairing
outfit. and thcy play through the
sections Ia which they work. b
manager is JESSE l. Lake. The team
hcaduuarters IL Denver.
Lake refuses to have any man ON
his crew who isn't % husky athlete
That iibcs with company notions, be-
cause u takes au athlete To be "
good Western linton wiroman In TINS
part of the footstool
Tho ". 4. hve y strong, as its rec
cord attcsts. " has won all ot the
n games played so Car THIS sohson'
and Inst acason finished with a rec
ord of 2e won out uf -".
The western Union outilt VIII ho
here for three weeks In that time
the team expects Co play the bniter.
sity of New Mexico. the High school
ana other local TENNIS. Nn effort was
made Ia close with the iigh school
yesterday. but the athletic manage
mcnt showed hcsltanoy loo accepting
fearing that the Western linton boys
WOULD be out of tho schools class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
ELECTION

Whereas, n Il provided by law that
Justices OF the Peace ana conHtabies
shall oe elected on the second Monday
In January Of every other year, and
Whereas. h elections for such pur-
pose are held in January u each odd
numbered year.
Now. therefore. Il ~ proclaimed
and orderd By the board Of county
commissioners OF n~eraalfllo county.
New Mexico. that an election will be
held In said county on Monday, tho
iith day OF January, 1915, and that
the object of said election IL TO elect
one justice Of the peace and one con-
stable Ia each and every precinct Of
E1id county.
And IA IL further proclaimed and
ordci cd that Aaid election VIII be held
N the Various precincts Of f1d Ber-
ualino tpuaty at tho Follow .ng named
r:sces. tc-wi..
Frtc.n~, No. /. san Jose-At the
house Of J. Felipe Arniiio.
Precinct No. ?. Del Hio-At the
house Of Julian Armijo.
Precinct No. 3. Aiameda-At the
house OF Melquladcs Martinez.
Prccinct No. 4, Rnnchos De Aibu-
~Gueraue-At the house Of Pedro ko-
mero.
preclact No. 8. Los Barolas-At the
house Of Poliearpio sanches.
Precinct NO. 8, Los Pudillas-At the
Eehool house.
Precinct no. 7. san Antohio--At tas
house OF Charles Kemp.
Precinct No. s. Los Criegos-At the
house OF aresorlo Garcia.
Precinct No. y. Ranohos Dc Atriscc
AT the house % salvador Armilo.
Precinct No. 10. Eacobosa-At the
house Of Frank Mora.
Precinct No. a, Paiarito-At the
house OF j. r. IIubbcli,
Precinct No. ~, Albuquerquc--Ai
police headquarters, North second ~
Precinct No ~. Old Ai0uquerque-
a. Society hall.
Precinct No. IL san lgneci0-Ai
house OF Nicolas Herrera.
Precinct No. l5, Santa Earbnrnr-Al
the house OF ToriDlo Archuleta.
Precinct No. 29, Ia Tjera-At th'
ho4se Of Rafael Griego.
Precinct No. sa, san Antonlto--A
the house OF Epifanio Garcia.
Precinct Nc. 20. klbuquerquc-A
the ONE of John Borradasle. soutl
Third street.
Precinct No. IS. Alrlsco-At IN
house OF Jose seyerda.
Precinct No. 81. Chill ~ Al IN
house % A~nastacio Guterrcx
Precinct No. as. Los Durnnes--A
the house 81 lose temiilo puraa.
And L Is further proclaimed nn'
ordered that the polls % said s~lcciiol
shall be open on said IAN day o
January. 1915, from . o'clock 10 M
forenoon until 6 o'clock In the after
noon OF said day.
ALFRED ORuNsFELD,
Chairman. hoard of Count.
Commissioners.
Attest
A. II. WALKER, Clerk.
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state Corporation Commission OF
New Mexico.

state Corporation Commission Of
New Mckee.
CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION.
United states OF America,
state OF New acNico--aa.
Il ~ hereby certified. that there
was filed FOR record IN the Office Of
the State Corporation Commission of
the state OF New Mexico. on the nine
teoath day ~ Decembes, A. 70. i9lf.
at 9;i5 a. m,
A duly authenticated recnrd OF the
proceedings for the voluntary dlasolu-
ton OF the CANDELARtA BROS.
COMPANY. a corporation OF this
state, whose principal ONCE Is at Al
buquerque, n. A., ana Ambrosio Can
dslaria Is the agent In charge thereof.
upon whom process may be served,
has compiled with the requirements
OF Chapter 40 of tho Acts Of the 36tt
Legislative Assembly OF the Territory
OF New Mexico. entltied "An Act 70
regulate the formation ami govern.
ment OF corporations Tor mining
manufacturers. industrial ana other
pursuits
Now Therefore. u - further certi.
! fed that the said corporation did o.
tho 18th day Of December a. H.. 1914
nle In This Office a duly executed and
attealcd consent In writing 10 the dis
solution OF said corporation, executed
hy more than two-ihlrds OF the stock.
holders thereof
wherefore, b. reason Of the prem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Chicago welcomes Eddie Collins.
ball player, but ia distinctly hostile
10 ". TyowbridRo Collins. author. IL
is said and generally believed that
the |dlsscnsion that broke up the Ath-
lctics started with the faux pas Col
Inns committed in his signed articles
for the papers. Chicago baseball
critics warn Eddie that " - up 10
him To- cut out the literary work. one
editorial says that Collins snlary viii
De ample to meet all his needs and
that no excuse viii exist for ped
ding newspaper stories" Collins
fniary will be $4,000 a year and he
has n iivc-year contract.
Although the Giants viii wear the
red ana black OF the Harvard foot
bali team next season, Percy Ilaugh-
ton hns failed as yet &C. send IN his
communications.
This year will find the National
league celebrating rs forticth year as
"a maior league u~rgnnizntion EN-
| Governor Buckley OF Connecticut
was ita first president and curioualY
NunuHn. the present NNtHi"NHN "" ~
an ex-governor. ms hc u retiring as
governor Of Pennsylvania.
Martin Krug. who was with tho
| Eoston Americans. viii n the
| Omaha team OF the Western league
and play shortstop.
j. n. McAlocr former president u
the Boston Americans has announced
that he is through w,in w,jo league
baseball.
II L. reported that Eddie Collin'
| demanded sS0.000 for "A thrce-yeai
contract when approached ny tht
Federal league.
pitcher James 81 the Boston Ma
~tlonals took part m no legs than a.
championship games last SUMMED
md yet ana o receive q single has
on balls.
Y Manager Fred clarke OF the Puts
burgh Nationals 10 being given Vredi
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NoTICR ron punIlcATIoN.

Department ~ tho Interior. United
states Land Omce al Santa Re, y. "a.
December "a, 1914.
Commissioners Letter az" Deccm-
her rs. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Carlos
Herrera ; Garcia, OF Albuquerque. y.
~, who, on December n. 1914. made
additional Homestead entry, act April
IS. 1904. No. O2ls01. Tor wv SEN
section 10. township On. range 6E,
n. NJ. y. mcridan. In tie Manxano
Naiionai forest, hereby eives notice
hat ali persons claiming the land ad.
versely or desiring to show Il 20 be
mineral In character must Me obiec-
ton with This ONCE on or before Fob.
ruary 10. lel5.
FRANcisCO DEiGADo,
Reglster.
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JOE LEVY FANCIES
KID GEORGE As
SLUGGER
His Righthand Uppercut, Says
Expert, is AS Wicked Il
Thing As Fistiana Can Pro-
duoe. - 81.

A large crowd WINS ON hand y%cstor-
day at the Cactus a.. a. ga see KID
George go through hi9 workout. and
after skinping the rope and punch
ing the "a he put ON tho mitts for
four rounds. George looked 10 De in
Eood shape and has Improved Ia ms
boxing. Tor ne Yves much faster In his
workouts with hin sparring partners
Joe Levy, manager for tho great
lightweight doc Rivers. when asked
about kid George, said. IN there b.
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In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District Of the state OF
New Mexico In and for the County
Of Bcrnaliilo.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Juan Garcia and Frank Hubbell. as
Trustee under n Deed Of Trust. cx-
ecutcd by W. V. Futrellc. deceased
and Ellen L. Futreiie.
Plaintiffs,
vs..
j. T.. Elder. Administrators OF the
Estate OF w. V. Futrciie, deceased.
ana Ellen L. Futrelic, Rose y.
Gideon, Anna Watkins and all
other persons claiming any right.
title or Fhterest In the real estate
described herein. .s,..
Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given HUT under
and hy virtue Of "A decree 81 the Dis
IRIS: - 4rt OF the Second Judicial
District OF tho state OF New Mexico,
In and for the County OF Befnaliiio,
which said decree was enteIed In said
cause Ia said Court on the 2snd day
OF December, 1914. the undersigned
VIII. on Monday. tho 18th day OF
January. 1915. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day,
and AZ the front door (SOuth 4th
Street Door of the Post once at the
city OF Albuquerque. County OF Ber-
nalillo. New Mexico. offer FOR
Fnlo and cell to the highest
and best bidder for cash the follow
ing real estate and premises, situated
In the City Of Albuquerque. County
OF Bornalillo and State OF New Mex
leo, more particularly described "a
follows. Ia wit.
Lots numbered Thirteen G3),
Fourteen 90, Fifteen Q5) ans
sixteen C61. In Block lettcsed
a. IN the Atlantic q Pacific Ad-
dillon 20 the City OF Albuquerque.
n. NJ, as shown ana designated
on the map or plat OF said addi-
zion flied in the office OF the
Probate Clerk aud Ex-Offcio re-
corder Tor the aforesaid Bcrna-
1ino County. n. NJ. on the 2ith
day Of April. 4. D. 1855"
Notice Is further given that the
amount Of the above mentioned de
cree IL Nine Thousand seven Hun
bred and Twelve and i0-t0i
G9712.1O) Dollars with interest n
the rate of Z per cent per annum
from tho said 22nd day OF December
1914. together with all the costs o
sale ana costs OF tho Court in nddi
tion.
LAURENCE y. LEE.
Special Master.
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BUSINESS CHANOES

FOR HALE-The lease and furniture
OF "A 22-room hotel the best In the
town. steam heated, electric Lighted.
hot gna Geld water, dining room.
sample room. modern throughout:
receipts run from 5000 TO $500 per
month. Rents. iisht and laundry.
etc, VIII fall within $500 ncr month.
$500; $500 cash required; the bal
nnce Will BE- carried, " desired. for
responsible party. Under proper
management this hotel Is a great sue
cess. Address Box las. Gallup. New
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

New YorH. jan. G.-lntcrmIttont ad'
Vauves and declines matNcd IN,
ourse OF todays stock market. tina
prices showing general recession
from the best.
Close:
A~malgamatcd Copper, 5Nh.
American sugar Refining, 1913.
AtChlson, 81,
chino Copper. says
Northern Pacific. ice ~.
heading, las y.
Union Pacific. MY.
United states steel, SOS.
United States Steel, pfd., l06 =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
The Markets
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. G.-sclling instead OF
buying became the most popular
coutse today IN the wheat market
here. Quotations here. after opening
3 Nc % ~ mi#c lever, Htcadicd
at n Itoint hmA under hast nights
level.
Corn weakened with whoat-Open-
ing prices. watch we're unchanged 20
&C on. .ycrc followed by the sag be-
coming general but being narrowed
TO about &c down from the previous
close.
In oats. az In other grain. the bulls
were forced 10 give ground.
Packers unloaded provisions This
setback.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

London. Jan. G.-The American de-
partmont Of the stock exchange was
steady with dealinrs principally In
United States steel, Canadian Pucihe.
Atrhison and Union Pacific shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

The 81. Louis Nationals and Amer
leans nave agreed TO tho dates for
their spring season series. Tho first
game VIII take riace March %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06


tOH BAhE-Oid papers tor putttnr
down Sepeis, stc. csu 81 Herald
ONCE.
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Evening Herald Want Ads
Three Lines ;: Three Times !: Three Dimes

for ~arrnnRing the meeting between
Manager Oriffith o the washington
Americans and Pitcher Johnson a.
which the latter returned TO wash
inglon from the Fcderals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Manager J. J. McGraw has been
acting as chief adviser to Colonel
Ruppcrt and Captain Huston In their
dealings for the New York Ameri-
cans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

The Venice team Of the Pacins
Coast league IL TO 20 10 Vernon next
and Venice viii not be rep
resented by a team IN that league.
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nnnY,.r -IL,,.imrL.

Denver. Colo. Jan. G.-Cattle-Ro-
ccipts. / 600. market higher. Beet
steers. g6.50H $50; COWS AID hcifcrs.
$1,000 6.S5; stockers and feeders.
~f6.s5m7.25; calves. $500 Ne 1890.
Hogs-Bcceipts. 100; weak. Top.
S1.ii: bulk. S6.95Wi.l0;.
Sheep-Rcccipts. 1000; steady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
WANTED.

BOARDERSi-Nice home cooking.
Mira. HGlohan. 2is South walter.
WANTED-Old fashioned Cote six
shot cap and bail revolver. with
nine inch long barrel. with cylinder
two and one half Inches long. with
the wordn stamped on barrel, "Ad
dress Col. Sam Colt, New York CITY"
IT in fair condition will pss3 $4,000
for same. Address Chas. w. Parker.
'pox s52, Concord. California.
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Chicago I~Avcstock.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Hogs- Receipts,
$4,000: strong. Sc above yesterday
average. BulR. S7.l5a 7S0i heavy.
500 T.35: pigs, xs.5OmT .l5.
Cattle Receipts. 1900; SLOW.
Nativo steers, f5,5OM see, western
steers. Si.S0N 7.5O; calves, S1.50W
1895.
sheep Receipts. $4,000; weak.
Sheep. ss.S0N SIS, lambs. y6.75m
S.T5.
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Kansas City. Ja G-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; steady. Bulk. t7O0a
T.25i heavy. t7.l5GG25; pigs, SG.25W
G.75.
cattle Receipts. 1000; steady.
Prime fed steers. tp.00 1919 west
orn steers. t7.00Ws.75; calves, $500
CLOGS.
sheep - Receipts. 5000. steady.
Lambs. sS.o0H S.65. ycurlings, S6.5o4
$50.
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New York. Jan. 6.-Tin. quiet;
5-ton lots. t33.o0m $4,000; 25-ton
lots offered at S3i.O0.
Copper, firm: elcctrolytic, Si3.00m
ia.s0. casting, S1g.75W t3.2a.
Iron, quiet and UNCHANGED.
AZ London;
spot cotton. $50 81; futures, ta9
los.
Spot tin. u5i Ice; futures, fliG.
New York Spcitcr.
Sew YORK. Jan. G.-Lcad quiet.
S3.75m3.s5; London. re.
speltcr steady, S5.sOW5.s0: Lon
don. f2S.
st. louis siriter.
81. Louis, Mo, Jan. G-Lcad high
er. S3.62h H36a.
speltcr. higher, t5.55G5.65.
spot Cotton.
New York. Jan. Spot cotton,
quiet. mlddiing uplands, fs,0a, ao
sales.
New Work Money.
New York. Jan, G.-Mercuutilc pa
PER. iWfh per cent
Bar silver, tSAc.
Mexican dollars. a5c.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds i%rrcgular
limo loans dull, 61 and 90 days 3is
H3M per cent slx month";, 2A o.
per cent
Can money steady; high. ~ PEI
cent: low. 2is per cent? ruling rate
ga per cent; last loan. "a per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Four-ncre ranch rs pajarito. good
adobe house and chicken yard. all
cultivated, part IN fruit and alfalfa.
$3.50. o0-15o.o0 cash, balance $1,000
per month. y. r. Mccanaa. Ground
floor, State National Bank building.
For SALE-Good safe delivery
horse, 5000. Apply strong Bro
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WANTED-T0 BuY.

WANTED-T0 BUY.
= FOR CASH BUYER =
. A i-room brick or 'dobc house .
y with hath and cIcutric liglis. =
. preferably In ath ward: must bc .
. "a bargain. I'D us Rt moe.
= CITY REALTY COMPANY. =
. Phone sTG. One door north =
y First National Bank. y
= . . = . .
FOR
furnished for housekeeping. 40.
tubcrcuinrs. 102 u. Ccutrai.
FOR RENT-Furniyhad rooms. Hot
water heat. Gi9 W. Coal.
FOR RENT Houses.
FOR RENT-S-room brick residence;
good neishborh0o6; close In; $40.
strong Bros.
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished house
for GO days; reasonable. Gail 1911
I Forester avenue.
FOR RENT--Threc-rscm nat furnish
ed or u%anrnished. 100 No. Edith
street.
FOR SALE-Houses.
FOR sALE-Lot and I room hpuse.
Reasonable. 81 Mckinley ave.
~Typewriters.
ALI. KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought, sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Elk
change. Phone 7fG. as So. and 81
Uses. IL Is considered that the said
CANDELARIA BROS. COMPANY
should be dissolved and that this Ger
tincate OF dissolution should forth.
with issue for publication.
tNo. 74i5.)
In testimony whereof. the Stats
Corporation Commission Of the stat,
OF New Mexico has caused this corti.
hcate 10 be signed BY It's chairman
aud the seal or said commission q
DO affixed hereto "a, the city OF santa
Fe, on this ninetceath day Of Decem.
her, A. y. 1914.
tscal) NJ. $. GROVES.
(Stampl Chairman
Attest: EDWIN r. CoARD. Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Manager Fred CLARKE Of the Pitts
burgh Nationals is being given credit
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81. Louis, Mo, Jan. G-Lcad high
er. t3.6gh H36a.
Fpeltcr, higher. Ss.55M 5.65.
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New York Spcltcr.

Sew York. Jan. G.-Lead quiet
S375H3.s5; London. fie.
speitcr steady, s5.SOW5.80; Lon
don. f2S.
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New York. Jan. Spot cotton,
quiet. mlddiing uplauds, Ss,oa, ao
sales,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Pitcher James of the Boston Ma
tlonals took part n no legs than %
championship ~ last summer
yet ana M, receive O single base
on balls.
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4, y wAlknR clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

Juan Garcia and Frank Hubbell. as
Trustee under n Deed Of Trust. ex-
eculcd by W. V. Futreilc. deceased,
and Ellen l.. Futreile.
Plaintiffs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

II Is reported that Eddie collins
demanded Ss0,0 GOO Tor a three-year
contract when approached ny the
Federal league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06

FOR RENT-Threc-recm nat furnish
ed Or uanurnished. 100 No. Edith
street.
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ises. Il Is considered that the said
CANDELARIA BROS. COMPANY,
should be dissolved and that this cer-
tincate OF dissolution should forth
With issue for publication.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
ORPHANS COURT.
Judicial Disposition Of the Affairs Of
Widows and Orphans.

AT the regular meeting of the Judges
" the Orphans Court, held on Tues
day. the following business was trans
acted:
FIRST and final account of James h.
Owens. executor of Rudolp Owens,
was filed and passed
Report of James B. Owens, execu-
tor as to final notice to creditors, in
the matter of the estate of Rudolp
Owens, was filed and passed.
Release Of Allan W Owens Go james
B Owens, was filed
Release Of Irving d. Chaney to Jas.
B. Owens. executor, was filed
Release Of S. Jane CLANCY to James
B. Owens executor, was filed
Withdrawal Of claim of James E.
Booth va. the estate of John H. Booze,
was filed and passed.
Last will and testament of Berna-
diva Frank, was filed and admitted to
probate
Bond Of John Frank. executor of
Bernadna Frank, was filed and ap.
proved, letters granted. notice to
creditors given and warrants of ap-
praisement issued to Samuel Davis
and Luther c. Francis.
Last will and testament of Henry
d. Cook, was filed and admitted to
probate.
Bond of James M. Munroe and
George j. Cook. executor Of Henry ID.
Cook was fled and approved. letters
granted notice to creditors given and
warrants of sppraisement issued to
Thomas s. Bottomly and Henry A.
Cook.
First account of Nicholas II. Green,
administrator Of Thomas b. Mas. was
filed and passed.
Report of final notice to creditors in
the matter of the estate of Thos. p.
Mas. was filed and passed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
FAT WOMEN PARADE PROBLEM.
Sufiragists May Offer Carriages to The
Members Who Are Stout.

What to do with the fat women in the
suffrage parade in New York is a ques-
ton now calling for solution. 1t has
been suggested that women weighing
morethan $50 pounds be offered the
comfort of seats in vehicles.
1T will be safe enough to make the
offer" said one suffrage leader. The
women weighing more than $50 pounds
viii be ashamed to admit it. so they will
all walk in the parade"
The parade promises to be the big
gest affair the suffragists have ever un-
dertaken in New York Every district
has been canvassed and every profess
sion and industry has responded
Many of the women storekeepers have
agreed to decorate their shop windows
Mrs. Norman DeD. Whitehouse is the
chairman of the parade committee
Associated with her are Mrs John Al
exander, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Marie
Jeney Howe, Mrs Howard Mansfield
and. Miss Elinor Byrns. The patrol
mems wives have agreed TO take part
and viii march in the police colors-
blue and gold.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
MOOREHEAD MIXUP
SETTLED BY PARDON.
Governor Removes Bigamy Stigma
From Former Baltimorean.

The stigma OF having been recorded
as guilty of the crime of bigamy on the
records of the Criminal Court of Balti-
more, which has been hanging over
Harry Parr Moorehead. a singer and
moving picture exhibitor. for nearly 10
years, was removed Saturday when
Governor Golsborough issued him
pardon.
Moorehead was the central figure Of
one Of the most complicated matrimo-
NAL mixups that the courts have ever
been asked TO unravel on March %
1900. he was married TO Bertha Eaton
an actress. after a brief courtship, and
she deserted him about a week after
the wedding Nothing was heard of
her for nearly seven years, and Moore
head. believing that she was dead.again
married After the second marriage
the Eaton woman turned up and he was
arrested for bigamy. and on September
20. 1906 he pleaded guilty and was
paroled
AT that time Morehead actually believ-
ed that he was guilty, although there
had been no intent on his part toyiolate
the marriage laws. Subsequent events.
however. proved that he was not guilty.
although he did not know this until re-
Gently, when he applied for pardon
After Moorehead's trial his first wife
disappeared again and his second wife
whose marriage 10 him was void, ac-
cording to her belief, took unto herself
another husband. Recently Morehead
began an investigation through pri-
vate detective agency and discovered
that the Eaton woman had been divorc-
ed several years before coming to Bal
timore and had married an officer i'm
the United States Navy, whom she de
serted but short time before she mar
ried Moorehead which facts proved
that she instead of Moorehead. had
committed bigamy She was reported
to have died on February 22 1912
Meanwhile the naval officer who had
been deserted by her searched for a
long time, but could not locate her. and
believing that she was dead he married
again
With all these facts supplemented
| by sworn statements MoOrehead made
his application through the Advisory
Board of PADDLE. and that body, after
Attorney General Poe had given an
opinion OF the matter. recommended
q pardon
Moorehead for several years was
connected with the management Of a
moving picture theatre on Baltimore
street, but for some time has been in
business in Washington