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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-02

M the side Of house, and Tom was
discovered on Delaware avenue sleeping
dangerously near the waters edge Both
we're hustled Off to the Second and Chris
tion streets station.
It was not until they emerged from
their private apartments to face Magis-
trate 1mber that they met.
"tf It amt Bill"
We'll, Tom, what -"
They embraced and looked eagerly into
each others eyes. There was even a
trace of tears in the eyes of each The
Judge said he was glad they met but
regretted that it was under such depress-
ing circumstances.
'Tf we kin git chance we'll stick to-
gether," said Tom, and stay off the glad
stuff"
You bet we will" declared Bill.
The Judge and the cops gave them the
price of n shave and three good meals.
and the Johnson twins went out full of
hope and happiness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-02
FRESH FRUITS

choics stock sold falrlyl and ruled steady
under moderate offerings. Quotations: Apples,
m bhL-Elnesap., -s3@4; Baldwin. $1,000
256i ether varieties, sI5O62.5O; No. ., $i.25
Gle: apples, Western, per boy. 81 .2501 20;
ssIlnss Florida, per strap, -{2l3.50; grape
fruit, Florida, per crate. Sl.75Go3.5O; lemons.
N box Rg2; pineapples. per crate, Porto
t.ss9s " SOC so; cranberries, Jersey, per bbl.
bgI; DO, Jersey. per crate. 81 G2.25: straw
s.irl's Rsr oqt.-Florida. Sq14c. North Caro-
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PROVISIONS

.,t., ruled firm with fair iobbins
ne MARX si,,,eing arc the quotations: city
fsrandA ~ foi "srnoked and air dried, 26c,
= S.. IN sets smoked 2SS;a ga city ,Idpsd Pfs
lnVklss 9nS 9MneSstsrn beef. knuckles and tenders.
n H2ec. ~ y osc beef hams, S2s dp30; pork.
.saI Iy ss6S2s ham9 8 Fl SSGIgfiE I isc loSse. as
IN eltee,. uVi Vikh "a igc: other hams. .smnked.
ssups brand and ayerinsga tsg HsSg iS8 8S g.
htnl fmogs.iosa. SOci picnic shoulders, s.. r.
ieIsa' ,css III he.; do. smoked, 13 ola hc.;
pickle esoT6ing 70 as aYerqT te brand doSiSd 9nd
w eioos.iI In ~ 'etred 19c; do, Western cured.
,yH,ls', lard, Western refined tercesi l5S;
y. !c0in tierces. 1sc. do. do. In tubs $780,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-02
BIRTHS

JAMES FRANCIS NEAL1 son Of hewitt
jackson nnd Martha (Gray) Neall and Srand-
depha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-02
POULTRY

rrvE-The market was puiet hut steady,
Nh rnoderate offerings. Quotations: Fowls,
;reTacc: ROSTERS 12G 13c.: spring chickens,
iscordins to quality. Weighing o. lbs. apiece.
IA ssci white Leghorns. according to uuali
IA a&zic.; ducks, as to size and quality; lSGD
S0e. geese. i7Gi0c. some unattractive stock
ower pigeons. old. per pair, 2S ~ soc; do,
young per pair 2Oq 22c.
DREssED-Fowls were quiet, and ,ii5c.
aver other kinds Of poultry showed little
change. ouotatlons Fresh-klled poultry,
dfypaeksd-FQwls, ~ to box. .dry:picked,
f.ncy selected. 22c.: weighing Az Ga lbs.
ipisse, gil5e. weighing lbs. apiece. 2I4c.;
aplecs, $4,000. fowls in hbls., fancy, dry
plcksd Weighing Az a % lbs, apiece, 2lc.;
velgkng lbs. apiece Gle: smaller sizes.
lfS2oc.; old ROSTERS. - drY-picked, lgc.i
brcllers, Jersey. fancy 5OW55c.; do; other
,rSst siIss 81 S@3sc;; cage9nIsss per h
sFti. 2af26c.; ducks, nearby. spring. 26g
2sc squabs, per dos. White. weighing, II 40
II lbs. per doz, S5.45d5 90; white. Weighing
leig 10 per doz.. Si;s5g5 23.; white. weigh:
H. YER doI,, sS q. 30; do. do $685. lbs.
NJ doS, t25o92;7j dark. S2V2.75: small
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p -,----rp rrbe market ruled flrm with de-
BY 11d,sl 10 the limited offerings. Fol
m.p1a are the quotations: Western. solid
hWlns s,rssnery. fancy speo In. 3Gc. extra
r.Srsssas 9 6rsts SAKE; seconds, 33c' nearby
Aese0 Ae.s 0i:,nsy 9Tc; average extra, 36c; ttrsts.
ElgDvss " 's" seconds, s9G33iac.: jobbing sales
q JlasddS receipts we're quite liberal. hut do
-,ss was fairly active and values we're firmly
~ 1ea see per doz: hrsts. $500 per standard
". . -v -vvss-ky current receipts, SO 90 per case;
~. ..I.ra .ytras, 24a25c. per doz; Western
rss.et sst tssts 1915 per case; nrsts. SO 60 per
1.s i.U aanuthern, s61bG6.45 per case; fancy
..i,r,,d candled fresh eggs were jobbinE at
iJessc per dos'
rsrEsE-'rhe market ruled firm under light
.r.,rrs and fair demand Quotations: New
vs,t full cream. fancy, held lDm 1914 c. /;
srseisls higher do, do. fair TO good, held,
,tlSisIei DO, do. part skins. II n i6c
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LENGTH or DAY.

DELAWARE RIVER TIDE CHANGES.
CHESTNUT STREET.
High water. :2s am. High water. l:4I pm.
Low water. S:45 am. Low water. $3.50 pm.
TEMPERATURE AT EACH HOUR.
81 81 lOI III l2I II 2I 81 Al 5
"a 20 70l 7OI rs 79I 77I rs rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

sale, l. now visitin: IN Tappahauuoci<
Mr. Randolph =. Brent has returned
itoin 4 trtp I" Baltimore.
y. Is. Cradle Is IN Baltimore nnd
washington for II week or more
Miss Anna Susanna Van I.ecnn,an
% Holland. has taken Miss Adelaide"
SHOWS place In ,hc high school at
is"edriile. Miss, Snow having gone 20
Itoauok".
Mir. ana Mrs. ". g. Snow ana son.
stuart SNOW "f !ijns:,lc. were recently
IL IicathsvilIc
Mrs Mary \. ,;arrau. of .ccavillc
amt Miss JAM" Lowcry. Of beverly
,.'c. were week -"nd guests %. Miss
Myrti" Clarke. near Coan
MISS y. LILLIAN Anderson has return
c' IRON trip 10 Baltimore and ilager.-
town, Md
pr and Mrs Z. Y. Pierce. OF near
H"ttSviil" have returned from n visi.
I" IN" formers sister. Mrs Alice Clarke.
in Richmond
Mrs. \. u. Hoe" and littl, daughter.
N"rS1i"t "f Washington. -. e.. who
NAY" been visiting relatives on Tho
Napnhhahn"eh, ar" spending some time
WIN Mrs. Hoes brother X; :. Mitchell
81 irf Inrton Beach. Va
MISS Ficincutiu" Pierce Of Eu,t.
Iltie' was = week end guest nr Mis-.
margaret h""", st Irviustun Beach.
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WOODSTOCK

tHfr"ihi ~ Tho Times DiSpatch.l
"o''i'SI''k. VA. November Ii
"'s" Ann" winfield Clover Was hos
TOSS -; card party OF Satur,ia, aft
"rh"nh ~ her home. III. honor yues.
Nas MISS Mary kncisl"y. 81 Strasburu
whose enlargement 10 William Anthony.
u S"arthm"i-, "a. has been an
&c umcrd,
Miss Arlene Walker lcf, to-day FOR
Siaicnrton, i'a. whore she will att"n!
'hc marriage 81 her brother L. :
walker. u. 10 Miss Marian s;hirfcr,.
Mrs. l.. i.utt and daughter Miss sud-.
hnt'. nay. returned from vis;; 10
relatives in Davis. W. Va
Mr. an Mrs. j. Z. Kibler have return.
ed from Al extended viai; TO relatives
III Kirk willie, Mo.
j. NJ. Bnnscrnian. Jr., Of Washington
and <ec Law School, ana W. H. New
nan. OF iiainDdc Sidncy Coilcgc. spcu;
:: par; Of this week in Woodstock
Mss catharine Rargelt is seriously )
u, AT tho home Of her parents. MIR
and Mrs Il. !. Rargclt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

short visi' to his sister. Miss Nanut.
Farmer thir week.
Mr. aud Mrs Mac pe.tch.tt are
sHc:dtns 9oigc tim. with Nj. and Mrs.
Mick koh.rtS before rc,uruiu. 4
ih"ir home. In South iIill Thay 70
Gently hay" been ON II visit 10 friends IN
l'IuNllc.
Mrs. u. T. 'ieasley and small son.
'ilnor", OF Eiuporia. are guests .: Mrs.
Ieasi'y: siatci, Mig. j. Wa;Eh..;
Good2
Mrs Frnnl, =. Kenny has hor sister
Mrs. Rector. at tshcvilic. y. a.. visit :
nag her
Mrs. John Boyd, OF cuscowiIla was :,
recon, visitor to friends In town.
John r Lewis. OF Clarkssiilc. motor
I'D over on Friday. returning in til. ar
tcrroou.
Miss Annie Alexander who has bccn
spending several weeks with her par
.rts here. has returned To her home ia
Norfolk.
Mrs W. -. Norvcn left on Thurs
DAY Ia spend some time in Norfolk
with her sister. Mrs. Lucy coleman.
Rev. II. NJ Hol.eman. Of Apex. y.
G.. is tn" "ucs, 81 hts sou. Harvey
iiollcman. In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

incn's In the Beverly. Covers were laid
'"t eight, and the party included Dr
.tnd Mrs II. W. Knight. Miss Catherine
fairiey, Miss carroll Collier, Miss Mil
"r:d Turner. br. Il. =. Graves aud e.
y. Moore
Tho iIalcynn Literary club was ON.
.cr'ained on Thursday afternoon bv
MIS- W. Il. Boyd. There were papers
Nv MRS. w. n. Wannamakcr. Mrs q.
~ bcai and Mrs. l.. &. Brooks
the Auction Bridge club was enter
,nin"" on Thursday afternoon by Mrs
"i!lian 6rrland ut her home 'rhe
hthlr WAS complimentary 10 Miss Edith
hotdr"p, OF iicndcrsonvil.c. y. e. who
- the gucs: Of Mrs. w. H. Earthinr
ana Mrs. &. >. Sterrir. Miss Woldr,n
VII leave IN a few days for New He'd :
,"ro' MASS. wher" she viii make her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
BOWLING GREEN

S"en,ai - Tn. Times Dispatch
Bo"Li\, GREEN. "a November,
I!-Mrs. Patterson. al %orfoIk. ia
spending some time win REV ana Mrs.
Granville Burruss
Mrs. William l.. Boyd has returned
!" Richmond. after q visit 10 her u.-
rcMis, Major and Mrs. r Il Cochili
TN Misses Cannon uHd Miss Jacobs
- Blackstone, and Miss Hardy. II
Hnl1e, haze returned home. after spend
ing some time with Mrs. L. u. Travis
MISS Lillian Mayhem spent par: Of
th!s week Ia Richmond
Miss Exile Wilson. Who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter wilson.
has returned to Richmond
Mrs. /. $. CoEhill has returned from
stafford. where she spcu; some tim.
MN her parents. Mr. aud Mrs Roll
MISS Lucy Woo!foik has returned
rom r!si, 70 relatives IN Richmond.
Mrs. Robert I. Glasse!l is visiting
relatives In Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Boyd. Of Rich
cughiIl
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BON AIR

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Ron AIR, November ii-Miss Lucy
Meade has been tho recent guest OF
Mrs James Gordon.
J. O. Winston. Of New York. spent
several days here last week with Mr.
and Mrs. :. NJ. Kennedy.
Miss Janey Wood has returned from
II visit IL Norfolk
Miss Ann. Stevenson christian is
visiting Mr.. and Mr. 4. : Christian.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Gordon. Miss Sue
GORDON and James Gordon. Jr. were
guests last week Of MIR aad Airs. How
ard Gcrd"n II; Forest nm.
Miss harriet Cooke has returned
from williamsburg. where she WAS the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Preston Cooke.
Miss Ecbcccd 8rockcubrough has
been staying with Mrs. Horace Smith
while here \ candy pun" was given
in her home by Mrs Smith
Miss Fannie WilicrSon, who has been
visiting relatives al the inn. left for
Richmond the last Of the Week.
Mrs. sewers aud Miss Nellie Ken
merry have returned to Whit. Post
Miss Dorothy Smith is home again.
after = two weeks stay III Richmond.
Miss Lillian Cooke sp"u, tie last
Weekend with Miss Augusta Baricid.
Mrs. T.. B. McCluer entertained the
F.! Ladies Aid Society at her home on
Monday.
Tho Mission study Club met on W cd
I .iesday with Mrs y. Il. Holderby. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
CHASE CITY

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l
CHASE CITY. VA, November IL
Mrs. William Alien Roberts was the
quest of Congressman and Mrs. H. u.
Flood AZ their home. in Appo,nattox
this week
Mrs. Henry l.. Eu,well il spending
some time with her daughter. Mrs.
Paul Graf, IN Roanoke
Mrs. Il. X. Roberts. who. with he
mother, has been on a visit to relatives
IN l-ynchburg. returned home q few
days ago.
Mrs. Smith, Of D.nville. after spend
ing several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. H. II. Fcrreil. returned 10 her
home on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Farmer sp.n; tho week
end nj her homo IN News Ferry She
was accompanied h. Mrs. Bernard
Roberts
Mrs Bernard Roberts entertained
the Womans Club OF THURSDAY
Harvey tiollsman returned on sun.
day. after having spent several days
III Richmond on business.
MIR. and Mrs. George r. Craven and
Miss Nrtte Gregory returned on Tues
cay from q motor trip 10 Durham.
Greensboro and Trinity, y. Z. AMI
Iauvliie. va
:. G. Hr.nnamau. formerly Of tins
place, bui mow Of Richmond came
h"'ne o. Tuesday 10 vote
David Farmer, Of News Ferry, made Il
Mr.. Amm"n Burger and Miss Lena
Hubbard drove I" their country home
near mere on sunday.
Mrs. l.. T.. iiardiSun is in I.vnchDurr
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INTEREST IN ELECTION
At WHITE SULPHUR
Returns Are FLASHED on the Screen
During Supper Dance
at Hotel.
GOOD HUNTING ls ENJOYED
Many Bags OF Game Brought In.
Duchessc de CiinulIeS Among vis-
itors Who Are Remaining fer
Beautiful Autumn Weather.
Especial to The Tmes-Dispa,ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, "
VA. November l1.-Gucsts AT the
6reenbricr watched Il parade OF the
employees ana villagers after dinner.
before going into the ball-room where
election returns were flashed upon III.
screen Il; supper dance. Nearly
every ore who WAS able To he down
stairs took "a table. and prominent
among those having parties were Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont Of Washing
ION; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Siocum.
OF White sulphur: Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
PARSONS. Of Charleston. :. G.. and Mr.
and Mrs. w y, Jackson, Of Salisbury.
Md
Fred .. Bryce. Jr., Of Baltimore, has
been among the weeks arrivals
The bcChcssc de Chnulncs still re-
mains AT the Grcenbricr with tho little
Due Emmanuel, who frequently doua
HIS French war uniform.
Captain 4 VI. SpauidinG. Of Wash
inston, is expected for "A brief stay.
Mrs Perry belmont. Of Wnshiugtnn
aud Mrs. James Brown Potter, OF New
mort. spend much time together and
frequently drive to III" Fines. or Tho
Los Cabin. for tea
Sir. aud Mrs. Francis l.. Iiinc and MIR
Sni Mr. Andrew Fletcher. w. * Van
dcrhiit Miss Anne Morgan and many
ether prominent per"ons VIII arrive at
nc Grccnbri"r for The cure during tho
coming week
Mrs William Barclay Parsons has a
cottage for the season III Baltimore
Row. MIR Parsons went 10 Ncw YORK
7" vote and viii return later.
Il; A. 6. Smith, dock commissioner
"f Ne" York, makes frequent trims
mere TO Join Mrs Smith, who Is spend
lnI the month here.
Alb"r, Morris naeby spen, a few
I..r. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
DURHAM. N. C.

Special 10 The Times pispatyhj
~ Sli A-l =. g. November l.-Airs
t. Yves; entertained the members .:
The horcas Society of Trinity ccll.r.
- q sewing party Tuesday afternoon
y was The first meeting held this fall.
and nr3cticaliy All the members, four
teen III number. were present
The Wideawakc Circle was enter
iained on Monday afternoon by Miss
E"becca Zuckerman. Mt her home an
elected at this meeting are Miss linz
SWitEeT. president; Miss Rebccca Iuck-
efindn, Nicc-presidcnt: Miss Fannie
'ohen. secretary: Miss Bessie Fanrel
treasurer; Misses Rebecca Zuckcrmau
Rena kadis. Lily Bloom, Annie Bloom
ana Lille Switzcr. censorR
Mr.. and Mrs &. T. shelton. of 81
Nannah. Ga. are guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs
: H. Rcams.
Mrs Lawrence wti<erson and little
daughter, Helen. have gone to Man
chester. Va, where they Will spend
mother, Mrs. John Clark
Mrs. II +. Primrose is VISITING 4,
Greensboro. :"
Mrs. J. r. Lacy has gone to licking
ton Ky. where she VIII visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lacy.
MIS- -. IS Lyon Is chaperonne q
party Of Durham young women who
are on visit TO New York The party
is composed of Misses Julia and 90
celia Henry, Lucy Stokes and Amy
winston. OF Raleigh
Or. and Mrs, |. y. Carr have re-
turned from Kings,rec. s. G., where
they were called on account OF tho
serious illness and death OF Dr. Cars
brother. Samuel Carr
MISS Anna RigSbee3 was hostess to the
Busy Bee Club on sunday afternoon at
her home on Bun Avenue
W ). l.oc'ehart was host N a din
ncr on saturday evening at his apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloggcd Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine III few moments
Your cold ia head or cntarrh will bc
gone. Your cloSGcd nostrils viii opcn
The air passages Of your head will
clear and you can breathe freely No
more dullncss. headache; no hawking
anuhling. mucous discharges or dry
ness. no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle OF Eiy's Cream Balm. Apply a
little II this fragrant. autiScptic cream
~ Your nostrils. let IL penetrate
through every air passage of tho head :;
*"oihe and heal the swollen. infl;,mcd
mucous membrane. and relief comes
instantly.
~ ~ Just what every cold and ca ;
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff
tcd-up and Internationally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
ALTAvIsTA

Especial to The Times pispa,chl
ALTANlSTA. Va. November Ill
Rober; witt. Of Witt. Va. spent sun
day here.
Miss Lizzie Snow lcf; on Friday for
huntington. W. Va, whore She Will
visit friends.
MIR. and Mra. II. G. Leigh ana chill
drcn spent sunday and Monday in
salisbury, y. g.. visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. e \. Downs.
Master Gilbert Bell. who is attend
ing school 40 ScottSvillc. VA spent
the Weekend here with his parents.
MIR. ANA Mrs. y. G.. Bell
Mrand Mrs. VIII NJ. Hundley spent
Friday in Brookne3l.
Dr ana Mrs. q. Pcr-ow, Of LYNCH
burg. accompanied by Professor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

this week. the guest Of Miss Louise
kaSey
Mrs, J ~. Brown. of Franklin COIN
=. was the sucHt this week OF her
dauEh;Sr. Mrs. w. &. Morgan
Mrs. George W. oliver. ~ l.ynchbur,
was guest At the home uf Mr. and
Mis-. w. ~. English. on Wednesday,
Misses elizabeth tucker and Evelyn
Byrd. of Chatham Episcopal Institute.
spent the Weekend here with tn. for
mers aunt Mrs. L. W. Lane.
Mrs. j. j. Wtldu.au aud family. or
Mineral, Va. who nave been guests Of
Airs. Wtldinans slater. Mrs. =. 4. Carr.
for two weeks. returned to their home
on Wednesday,.
Wcstmorcland DAVIS. Of I..rglurc
Va. paid a brief visit 20 Al,avis,a on
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

Society. Of li,rrisorburs. eighty voices
in all
The rreSidcn; Of the senior class hnv-
snG temporarily withdrawn from the
school. Elizabeth Mowhrny, vicc-prcsi-
dent. has been chosen TO take her place
Mabel kcndig was made vice president
The Lee Literary Society. At it's last
meeting. gave AN f:vcning at Airing
ton in the sixties. hc--oiiiccrs OF
this society are Helen Ward president:
Mary Warren. ricc-presidcnt: Edna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
HARRISONBUR NORMAL

ISpccia! o Tie Times Disna..,,
HARRISoNBtRt:. VA. Novemhcr ~
An enjoyable concert, IAN Evening of
American Song" was given In tho au-
ditor'um on Friday by the ,;lce club.
assisted by members OF the Oratorin
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Heater Stocks Complete

No matter what size, style price Heater you want
YOU are to find it here
we now have readyWood. Hot Blast Heaters
in styles and sizes suitable every The bons
at prices which cannot be duplicated Richmond-comc
tomorrow and yourself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

We call your attention superb showing of Lace
Curtains and Draperics embracing beautiful
new designs and colorings that will
how particular SO we'll this dispiav
that you will think that artist had it's cloos
ing. You Will also be delighted with unusually low
prices that prevaprices would not have been
able to quote II had bought early in larger
quantities than usual.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17

yards In width from north to south moro
or less. and 2N1 yards in lencth from east
20 west moro or less ana containing four
acres, more or less, bounded on the north
hy Esemaun Bros. on the south by land
Of 4. S. Austin; on the east by land u Cor
relic Murphy and on the west by land or
the United states Indian school being the
same land conveyed by @. Badraoco TO ia
cob Locbs by warranty deed dated Septem-
Der 9Th 1919 and duly recorded in hook ~
page 425 o. the records Of the said county
81 Bcrnalila r.
Two pieces Of land situated north OF the
town Of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and
south Of the government indian school ana
moro particularly described as follows to-
SIT A piece Of land measuring DS feet
wide by SgS feet long and bounded on the
u,fih 10y property of Trauquilno Sediilo,
on the south by land Of Emlterlo sedilo;
en- the east by the public road that leads
to the Indian school and on the west by
land Of Ramon Sedillo. Another piece Of
land siuated IN the same place and meas
urlng ON the south side us feet. on the
north side l27 feet, and IN length from
north to south 2S7 feet, and bounded on the
north 10y the public road leading TO the
II dian school; ON the south by lands Of Ju-
I Hama Ruiz dc Lopez on the east by proper
( fy of Tranqunlno Scdillo, and on the west
by land of lose Lopez, being the same land
conveyed By Carlos Lopez ana wife to q.
Badaracco by deed dated December 10th,
4. y. 1900
piece of land in precinct No 10. Old
Albuquerque, Bernalllo county New Mex
leo, commencing at the northwest corner Of
fhe land OF pomuccno Carabaial and run
aims along the east side Of the Indian
school road 81 l2 feet 70 the northwest cor
nor Of lands OF Clcllio Soto; thence east
along the north line of said land 12o 1-2 feet
to q point whore said land joins the south
east corner Of the land of pomueeno cara
tpJali thence north along the line OF SAID
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
s. 3.' w. :. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED CO. UMNS
FOR SALE

S,200-7-room brick, modern, hot
water heat, glassed sleeping porch
fine lawn, shade, lot 71x125, Fourth
ward close in.
$S,000--5-room brick, modern, sleep
ing porch good outbuildings, West
Silver avenue.
81, 500-5-room frame, bath. High
lands, close in; terms.
S2,500-5-room frame, modern, two
sleeping porches, good outbuildings
Fourth ward.
$1,T00-6-room, 2-story frame. bath
etc, corner lot. cement coping
Fourth ward.
2,400--5-room frame, glassed-lr
sleeping porch. cellar, CHECKER
houses; shade and fruit trees, To-
100x142; Fourth ward.
81, 600--3-room bungalow, modern
two sleeping porches, soft. lot
Fourth ward, near ear line.
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property.
a. FLEISCHER
Real Estate and Insurance.
iii South Fourth S,seet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES
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SuLKIII'S SALE.

N.ottoa 70 hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution issued out Of the district court
M the county Of Bernalillo, New Mexico, "
a certain cause in said court numbered
9Iu. wherein the First National nahk 81 ~ A.
tnnneroue is plaintiff and Albuquerque
lealty company Is defendant, ] have ley
Id mon mo following real estate situate
IN ~ oo,ntv Of Bernalill0, state Of New
Nt.ytoo to-,yit.
Its nine. ten. eleven and twelve of block
number nine Of the Original ToNnsite or
,ltnoueroua as the same is known an9
{, ...,,'tad an the man thereof made by
m I Mack. G. H. and filed In the office OF
~. rrnhato clerk and ex-officio recorder
- "a rna1fffo county on the 18th day or De-
,.,aher 4 D. 1852
OTIS numbered one and two IN bloeh
o,,r,bered ten Of the Francisco ArmiJo y
Otero addition to the town now Guy =.
,ihno,,eroue \ NJ as shown on the pat
80 said Addition filed in the office Of the
nrohata clerk and ex-officio recorder Tor
rt9 I.rnalulo county New Mexico, on
Warob 1otb ISL and March ith, 1882
lots numbered one, two, three -FOUR anu
five In block numbered sixteen Of the iran
- Arn,fIo.v Otero addition, as shown on
S,Sto ,1l,,.,,lsd mar ~ said block made By
~ Rankin q e. and filed In the Office
Tho ufobate clerk and oX-officio recorder
sar eaid county of Bernallllo, New Mexico
-, The - day Of --- A. d. 1910
An that certain piece or parcel ot Iane
ana real estate situate lying and being III
preeinct No. u. Albuquerque Ne~ MeNi.
80, ,,aitfculariv described as follows To-
nf+ Commencing at a point on the north
,ine If the property Of the Southwestern
2re,verv & Ice CO.. which point is ~ iees
east of the east line of the rlsht ~ WY +.
tha r & : f. H. r. Co; thence eastry
slona said north line a distance Of 2-5 rect
thence in northtasterly direction ~ ~ IS,