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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-24

Ferdinand Tagliaferro. Fiorezin2 Tcs
linterro. John NJ. Moore Realty
Company. q 70. pora;ion. John NJ.
Moore, Occidental Fire Insurance.
Company, Long Beach Improve
ment Company, and u. Spitg.
Trustee In Bankruptcy. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in the
above entitled and numbered cause.
which was the foreclosure Of a GER
tain deed Of trust upon lands herein
after described. "a hnal judgment and
decree was erterod on tho tth day of
january, a. u. 1917, IN favor OF the
plaintiffs, as follows:
For the sum Of $4,000. together
with interest thereon at the rate Of s
per cent per annum from April -,
1917. until paid; FOR the sum OF $3.50.
together with interest on $50 from
January %. 1915, on 500 from April
-, 1916. on $50 from July p. 1916,
on SEQ from October -. 1915, and on
500 from January %. 1917, a. the rate
cf s per cent per annum until paid:
for ;ho sum OF 1895. together with in
t-rest thereon at y per cent per an
mum from the date Of said judgment
until paid. as and for attorneys fees
and Tor all costs ana disbursements OF
suit.
The amount OF said sum, with inter-
cs; as provided for In the final Judg-
mcnt q the 9Th day OF April. 1917. the
date u, ale hereinafter mentioned. IL.
TO Wit; &3,73O.57 and costs 10 accrue.
You are further notified hat the
undersigned was. IS virtue OF said
judgment. appointed az Special Mas
tor 20 sell tho following described
property 10 pay the above mentioned
Judgment:
Lots Nos. %, 20. and - IN Block
No. I OF ths Romero addition to the
Clty of Albuquerque. New Mexico. ac-
cord.nB to the map thereof filed IN
the office OF the Probate CLERK aud
ES-Ofilcio Recorder OF Bernalillo
County. New Mexico. on December 3,
1884, all lying ana being In the County
OF Bernaiiilo and State OF Sew Mexico,
Wherefore. tho undersigned Will. on
the 1th day Of April. 1917. at the from,
door OF the Court House. In Alhuquer.
que. Hernaiillo County. New Mexico.
At Ia o'clock in the morning. oner for
sale the above described real sta
to pay and discharge said final Judg'
ment n all costs OF suit and sale
actually accrued and to accrue. 20 the
highest n best bidder for cash.
Notice Is hereby also given that any
surplus received over and above sum.
Client money to pay such judgment
will he paid over to the Clerk OF tn,
District court OF BernOilllo County. Il
be held by him subject 20 the order of
said court.
The terms and conditions 81 such
sale are: That the purchase price Al
such sale shall be paid In cash.
In witness whereof, | have hercuntC
set my hand this end day OF March
a. y. 1917.
CHARLES MICHAEL.
Special Master.
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NnrICr OF SUI.

Ne. lNftt
state OF Sew Mexico, county Of nor-
nalilio. IN the District Court.
Coda May kudcr Plaintin,
IS.
Claud T. kuder. Defendant
To the Above Named Defendant;
You are hereby notihed hat "a suit
has boon hlcd ngafnst von'in the said
court and county rs the above uam,d
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happiness; hundreds rich and vt
tractive will!pg 10 wed. strictly conf
dental; reliable: years az expert
enCo; descriptions free. The sue.
rcssrui club Mrs rurdis, BoH 5sG.
Oakland, Calf.
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PERSONAL

PROPERTY OWNERS and PUBLIC
VIII cover up your old paper and
painted walls, when l clean them as
new with no inconvenience to you. and
save you AZ first cost. Phone SIS
Bert, king 81 house and office clean
ers.
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Autos For Sale.

1914 Ford touring car.
Studebaker touring car; new TOP;
new paint.
Metz roadster.
Overland truck.
These cars are all in good running
order.
Bargain prices.
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE.
ia West Copper.
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Henry hnuls baggage and all other
things:
Tie comes at your calling as bats ON
their wings.
Ills motto IL promptncss; his service
~ fine;
Whenever you want him lust phone
NINE-TIIItEE-N NINE.
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NNTIuNoNY.

MARRY For success and happiness,
Many thousand members both sex
Wishing early marriage, hundreds
wealthy confidential descriptions free
E~to olishcd 10 years, The Reliable
club, Mrs. Wruhcl, ,3e Madison, oak
land, california.
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FOUND

FOI'ND-Ladies' hand bas. contain
ing bank book. Can at 1915 South
Second tor information.
1875 South Second street for in.
formation.
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Teachers of Torrance
County Will Meet in
Estancia March 30-3

special Correspondence to Tho Herald.
Estancia. y. NJ, March 2i.--The
Torrance County Teachers associa-
ito nwill meet IN this city In Friday
and Saturday. March 30 aud a.. The
following program has been pre-
pared
Friday. $40 a.. VI.
Invocation. REV. j. A. Hretz.
Piano solo. Mrs. J. \. Brctz.
The Beacon Method uf Teaching
Reading. leader. Miss Maud u. Pat
tcrson Discussion. Miss Clymer,
Miss Hoyland and Mrs. Palmer.
Address. Prof. II. II. Hni Of Univer.
sity OF New Mexico.
Rec tatlon. Mrs. Josephine H. San
dusky.
business session.
90 y. m. Piano solo. MIR Munich
Ayers.
Response. prof j. L. q. swinnoy.
Piano solo, Mrs. w. W. Wagner.
Address. State superintendent J. II
Wagner.
Reception by the Epworth league
at the Ladies club room.
saturday.
Piano solo. Mir. MUNICH
Industrial Education. Mrs. ruth G.
Miller. state superintendent induss.
trial education
Boys and Girls' club work In Tor
rance County. Roland {. Harweil
county agent
Address. President T.. L. Enloc. Sll'
vor City Normal.
Care OF Eyes of school children
DR.. G. J. Amblc.
Noon-In afternoon Mr.. J. l.. Stub
blencld viii entertain teachers and
pupils at the Pas;imc theatcr with al
educational program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-24

4 little wANr AID now ana ther
IL cad by every class of men-and
women too. Try one.
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NOTICE Oh ForsECIosURF SALE
Nc. 1850.
In the District Court, County Of Der
nniillo. state OF Now Mexico.
Manucla Armijo and y. + McCauna,
trustee. Plaintiffs.
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If THE LADY who round bar pin in
front OF tho Washington apartments
will return same to Mrs. Nellie Bart
ley. 800 West Central, she Will receive
generous reward.
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Helm


WASTED-An apprentice girl Tor
drcssmaklng. can AZ Citizens Bank
nlAg. rooms 6-6.
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LOST-Bar pin, set with six pearls and
three diamonds. Tuesday morning in
downtown district. Generous reward
will be paid Tor It's return To Mrs.
Sellie hartley. 3O9 West Central ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED want "A place On ranch
for self aHd wife, near open range
Phone 1895 j. W. J. Wagner.
WANTED-A position 10 private sec.
retary. sales manager or office as
%sistant. where executive ability Is re-
quired. Excellent correspondent.
Graduate Of a commercial. classical
hiRh and Northeastern University Coll
lege OF LAW. In Massachusetts. Can
furnish high grade references; under
stand finance. business sdministra-
tion. economy aud efficiency; system
a,iac any department, otc., etc. Ad-
dress r. W H.. Evening Herald.
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SANTA FE TIME B
%

Westbound-
No. Daily Ar. Lv.
I Tho scout....... T:30p s:sop
8 California Limited. ii:oea Ii:soa
Fargo Fast. ,...... e:45e fo:iSa
. The Navajo. .....tl:s0p ta;20a
southbound--
sos FL Paso Express. =. fo;sop
sis FL Paso Express. lo:06a
Eastbound- Daily.
10 The Scout. ........ T:asa s:06a
J the ....2:l5p s:<op
Z California Limited s:top 7:00p
s Santa Fe Eight. 7;isp 7:gop
From Sonth--
$40 For X. C. 3 chicag T:ooa
SIG For X. c. n Chicago s;a5p
Standard sleeper for Clovis ana
Roswell leaves on No. SOC. connects
At Belen with train No. 90. leaving
Belen at it'55 p. m.
No, I carries one coach only: no
sleepess.
No. SIC will have Standard s,eeper
from Roswell from train No 81 AZ
Belen.
p. J. JOHNSON. AGENT
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Rent


FOR REST--Onc four-room house.
si2. University Heights. four blocks
from car line. see Anderson. Uni.
versity.
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WANTED-Salesmen

SALESMEN-liVe side line. ONE
thing new; nine minutes time pays
you 80, pocket samples, prompt COM
missions. state territory covered. FL
wood Mfg. CO.. illS Michigan Ave,
Chicago.
WANTED -- -Four statesmen to sell
stock In an oil deal al Tucumcari.
y. NJ. Wen nov down 1880 feet. Live
wires ran make $4,000 In next six
weeks. Enterprise on Exchange, y.
q. Mef0rd. MRr., Tucumcari, y. n.
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Dressmaking
TYPEwRITERs

III KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. sold. rented ana re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 9is. t23 So. 9Th 81.
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'RAIiE BARGAIN IN HIGH GRADE:
PIANO.

W. have a new, high grade piano at
Albuquerque. which. for immediate
sale. will be sold tremendously cheap.
Liberal terms to a responsible party.
II you act quick you will find this an
opportunity Il purchase a y plano
very cheap. Particulars will be fur
nlshed by writing to the Denver
Music Company, Denver. Colo.
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FOR RENT-~s rooms. . porchea.
modern. SIS: 4 rooms. screened
porch. modern. si5. 3 rooms modern.
One location. fourth ward: ! rooms.
modern. highlands. So. . rooms. 80.
highlands. J. Il. Elder. 20s W. cold.
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LOST

LOST-An automobile crank. Finder
return to Albuquerque Bo,tllng Co.
and receive reward.
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-COok at once-Pullman
Cafe.
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WANTED--To hear from owner ct
good farm for sale. Northwe stern
Business Agency. Minneapolis, MINI.
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WANTED@Clerk In general mer-
chandise store Must speak spanish.
Give references. IF. s." Care Herald,
Evening star., 1917-12-05
"EATLESS DAY. THE LATEST,
Dr.. Wiley Advocates It in 1eAn1 =
Reduce High Cost. +

An "eatless" day. the latest sugges@
ton in the campaign OF food conserva-
ton, was one Of the recommendations
of Dr. Harvey w. Wiley. who addressed
the Wilson Normal community &ntezs
last night. DR.. Wiley advocatsd m!
"eatless" day as a means of further RED
ducing the cost OF living. III
That 13 cents day is enough to prod
vide sufficient food for an adult was tho
declaration OF the speaker. after mem-i
bers of the audience asked him how fts
is possible to provide food enough for g,
man for 80 cents day. II
One pound Of wheat or corn. two, po-l
tatoes and pint of milk are suucient'
to provide nutriment for an adult--ac-.
cording to DR.. Wiley.
A municipal distributing agency is the
only means now for the reduction OF
the price of milk to the consumers. ssaid,
the speaker. A large part of the in
creased COSY .nnrtationl or ,a,r according te
Dr. Wiley.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
COL. TYLER, CIVIL WAR
VETERAN, SUCCUMBS HERE
Was Oldest Living Alumnus Of Vir-
ginia Military Institute
and Virginia sU.o

Col. Nathaniel Tyler. civil war vet
eran and a resident of Washington for
forty years, died yesterday afternoon
at his residence. the Ontario apartment
house. Interment will be in Richmond.
Va. tomorrow. He was eighty mine
.ears old.
Col. Tyler was born at Fairfax Court
House. Va. He received his education
at Virginia Military Institute and the
University Of Virginia. and. until his
death, was the oldest living alumnus
of both institutions. He served as a
colonel in the Confederate army during
the civil war and was editor of the
Richmond Enquirer. Richmond, Va,
during the war.
About ten or fifteen years ago Col. Tyler
Evening star., 1917-12-05
FAIL TO LOCATE SUGAR
DESTINED FOR CAPITAL
Shipments Which Left New Orleans
November 10 Are Last Heard Of
at Birmingham, Ala.

from three sources in Washington to
locate the shipments of sugar which
left New Orleans November 10 for the
capital. food officials here today were
without Information as to the rail
movements of the commodity.
Representative w. p. Martin of
Louisiana yesterday was the third
seeker after Washington's emergency
allotment" of sugar. He sent out tele-
grams asking if railroad agents knew
Evening star., 1917-12-05
1918 APPROPRIATIONS
AND 1919 ESTIMATES

Senator Martin Of Virginia, chairman
OF the Senate appropriations committee.
today made public a table comparing by
estimates Of regular annual appropria-
tions for the fiscal year 1919 with the
appropriations made for the fiscal year
1918. The bills for the coming fiscal year
are based upon the estimates submitted
to Congress by the executive departments
on tho opening day Of Congress. The total
Of the bills for the fiscal year 1913
amounts to $13.5o4.357, $685.. as COM
pared with a total of $18.ss2.o27,55s22
appropriated for the present fiscal year
This last total includes $1,000, ,o00, 900 to
meet loans to the allies, which are re-
imbursable The District appropriation bill
is put down as $17.502.3 2.324.99, which in
cludes tho expenditures for the water
department, but not the permanent an
nual appropriations for the District
Evening star., 1917-12-05
D. c. SOLDIERS PROMOTED.
Washington Boys Win bar on
Shoulder" Somewhere in q. s.

Eight members Of the District Ma
tiopal Guard. camped somewhere in
the United States" have been promoted
from second to frstt lieutenants, the
war Department announced today.
They are Walter P. 0'Brien. Laurence
A. Quinn. Robert s. Boyd, James II.
Mcintyre, Chester NJ. Reich, Joseph A.
Giovannoni. Frederick A. Livingstone
and William L. Martin.
The promotion Of Sergt. Harry w.
Klotz Of the District National Guard
to second lieutenant also was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
SWISS ARE REASSURED.
Formal Declaration Of q. S. Inten.
finn to Respect Neutrality.

Formal declaration Of the American
governments intention to respect the
neutrality OF Switzerland has been for
warded to Bern. but the text will not
be made public here until notice OF its
receipt at Bern has been received.
ANXIETY of the Swiss government that
the Tightening of hostile lines along her
frontiers might result in violation OF
her territory caused representations TO
be made to the co-belligerents. Simllar
decIaratlons are understood to have been
made by all tho allied governments,
Switzerland's apprehension is believed
Evening star., 1917-12-05
DENIED RIGHT TO VISIT
DISEASE-RIDDEN TOWNS
Soldiers at Camp Meade Not to Be
Granted Passes to Certain Sec
tions Of Maryland.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CAMP MEADE, Admiral, Md, Decem-
Der 5.-To prevent the introduction Of
further disease into the cantonment
the military authorities have placed a
ban on twelve towns and two counties
in Maryland where communicable mall
aides are reported to exist on a large
scale.
A memorandum order. issued by Brig.
Gen. William ]. Nicholson, acting COM
mander, forbids the issuance of passes
to soldiers to visit the quarantined local
tiles.
The Quarantined zones are: All of
Allegany county. all of Garrett county,
Highlandtown. Baltimore county; Tur-
ner station. Baltimore county; Hagers-
town and Washington county; Chester,
Stevensvflle, Fords store and Love
Point. all in Queen Anne county;
Jamestown, Montgomery county; st.
Michaels. Talbot county; Severn, Anne
Arundel county; Upper Marlboro, Muir
kirk. and Forestville. all in Prince
Georges county.
The diseases declared by the author
tiles to be prevalent are measles, small
pox and scarlet fever.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1917

in Police Court today on q charge Of
having failed to register for military
duty. Everett, it is stated, formerly
and he told Detective Much of the third
precinct he thought the law did not
require him to register. He was held
sor the action of the grand jury and
committed to Jail in default of security
In the sum Of $1,000.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

had represented the state Of Maryland
before Congress for claims for about
twenty-five years.
He il survived by six children-Mrs.
C. T. Armstrong Of the Ontario; Mrs.
william B. Rhett Of Garden City, L. l.;
Mrs. william c. Marshall Of Warren
ton, Va; NJ. Brooke Tyler Of Frost
burg, Md; Nathaniel Tyler. jr.. Of
Short Hills, N. J., and Alfred Tyler of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

to have been aroused largely By insidious
suggestions made by Germany that the
ritory in order to get at the German
lines from q more advantageous point.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
War Medal From France to U. s.

Ambassador Jusserand this afternoon
presented to President Wilson a bronze
medal from the people of France to
commemorate the entrance of the
United States into the world war.
Evening star., 1917-12-05

To CPe o Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRONO QUININE Tablets.
Druggists u6fund money II it fafls to eare. y. ".
GR0VEB &ignatufs u On each bex. Soc.-Ad-
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Requirements for Navy Service.

"A man may enlist in the Navy or
Marine Corps, but only upon presenta-
ton to a recruiting officer of a certificate
by his local board to the effect that his
class and order number are SO low that
he is not within the current quota of
his local board. Thereafter, upon presen-
tation by the registrant to his local
board Of a certificate of commissioned
oficer Of the Navy or Marine Corps stat
ing that he has been so enlisted. such
certificate shall be filed with the ques-
tionnaire and the registrant shall be
placed in class v on the ground that he
is in the naval service of the United
States.
Under such regulations as the surgeon
general may prescribe and upon receiving
permission from the surgeon general to
do 80, any medical student, hospital in
terne. dentist. dental student, veterinarian
or veterinary student may enlist in the
enlisted reserve corps of the medical de-
partment. and thereafter upon presenta-
tion by the registrant to his local board
Of a certificate of a commissioned officer
Of the medical department. of the Army
that he has been so enlisted, such GER
tff1cate shall be filed with the QUESTIONABLE
and the registrant shall be placed in
class v on the ground that he is in the
military service of the United States
There is no other ground upon which
such persons (as such) may be placed in
deferred class
Evening star., 1917-12-05

Of the location Of the sugar and asked
that 1t be speeded to the capital
At the same time. he formally re-
quested the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to institute an inquiry with .
view to bringing delays In important
shipments to an end.
Billed Emergency Allotment"
The cars were sent by the Louisiana
Cane Growers Association to Thomas
Grant. secretary of the Chamber Of Com
merce. to relieve an acute situation in
Washington. The shipment was billed
as an emergency allotment" but for
almost month 1t has been on the road.
and officials know nothing of when 1t
may reach Washington.
The cars at least got as far as Bir-
mingham. according to information re-
ceived by Representative Martin yes
terday. They left that city and have
not been heard Of since. he said in his
letter to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Previously. the District food
administration and the Chamber of
Commerce had sent out tracers in an
effort to locate the much needed sugar.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Women s 39c and
45c Hose, 29c

Black ton, full
fashioned Hose in me-
dunn or light weights;
double soles. heels. toes.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Process of Enlistment.

Upon receipt of such application
and waiver, the local board shall exam
inc him physically and. II he is found
qualified for military service, shall inn
mediately induct him into such service
by issuing. in respect of him. the usual
order of induction into military service,
specifying the date desired by him
(but not later than seven days after the
date of his application) for induction
into military service. The local board
shall thereupon send him in the usual
manner to the nearst mobilization
camp for assignment to duty. but not
as or with any part of the current quota
of such local board.
This proceeding shall not be con-
strued as authorizing any local board
to send less than the total quota called
for from the local board composed en-
tirely of registrants whose induction
into military service was not advanced
under the provisions of this section
Credits for such registrants so inducted
into military service out of their
order will be allowed to local boards
on the quota called for next after their
induction into military service.
Great care has been taken in separat-
ing such cases from the regular quotas
in order to comply with the provisions
Of the Law which prohibits substitution.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Children $ $ SOC Not
aseme Hose. 18c

Excellent earing
black ribbed hose; size
6 to 8.
Evening star., 1917-12-05
RULEFOR ENuST|NG
men Of DRAFT AGE
None May Volunteer in Regular
Army After December
IS, Is Order.
GEN. CROWDER EXPLAINS

No voluntary enlistments in the Reg
ular Army may be made after Decem-
Der Is by men within the draft age,
Provost Marshal Gen. Crowder an
nounced today. The restriction does
not apply, however. to men seeking
commissions in the Army. Navy or
Marine Corps.
ANY registrant at any time. regard
less Of classification and order number.
may be commissioned in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps. or appointed an
army field clerk. and. thereafter. on
presentation by the registrant to his
local board of a certificate of his COM
manding officer stating that he has
been so commissioned or appointed.
such certificate shall be filed with the
QUESTIONABLE and the registrant shall
be placed In class on the ground
that he is in the military or naval serv-
ice of the United States" says the
statement issued by Gen. Crowder.
Local Boards Duty.
"As far as the Army is concerned, the
local board will become the recruiting
office for men of draft age who desire
to join the military branch ahead of
their turn. No voluntary enlistments
may be made after December Is. Any
registrant, not an alien enemy, whose
order number is SO low that he Is not
within the current quota of his local
board may be inducted Immediately into
military service on his own written re-
quest by complying with the following
requirements:
"ta) If he is in class 2. 3 or 4 he
shall file with his local board waiver
of all claims of deferred classification.
"(b) If he is in class 4. on the
ground CT dependency. he must accom-
pany his application and waiver with
a waiver from those persons in behalf
of whom he was so placed in class 4.
No waiver from children or persons
non compos mentis shall be recognized
by a local board.