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NOTICE,

Last viii ana testament 0f Ambrosip
tludcltriI. deceased 20 Nrcuo f.. Can
i~claria, c%NecutriV. Adelaide G. Kautf-
man, C1rlota Caudolaria. A. 49, Jdmi-
son, guardian lj hfcm tor minors Ann
hrosio ,audollria. Octnyiu Cnnd,lar.a,
i'ttfiz Naudoluria and Ecgina can
ioi1Iin.
You arc hereby uoliuod that the al-
legged lr-t viii and testament Of Am
nrusio taudelariH deceased, late Of
tho county Of EcruHlillo and state of
Now McNiDo. was produced and read
iu the probate court OF tine county OF
Bcrnalillo, state IT New Mexico, on
the seventh day of May. 1917. and the
DAY 81 the proving OF said alleged last
viii and testament was thcroupon fin
ed for saturday, the End day uf June.
4 %. 1914. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of this court. this Sth day Of May. \
Il. 1917.
tScap NESTOR MONTONN.
County clerk.
Pub-MaN S-l5-@2-2g-I9l1
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Proposals for Construction Laundry
building. including Equipment. De
partment Of the Interior. once O In
dian Affairs, Washingtoh, u. c., April
II, 1917, sealed proposals plainly
marked on outside % the sealed en-
yclopc. proposals for laundry build
ing, including equipment, LRguna
Snuatorium, l.aguEa New Mexico,
and addressed to he commissioner
81 Indian Affairs, Washington, II. CO"
viii be received at e Indian Office
until two o'clock y. N. OF MAY II,
1917. for furnishing materials and Ia
Dor for the construction Of a laundry
building. including equipment. in
strict accordance with the plans, spec
lnCL,ions and instructions 10 bidders.
which may be examined al the Office
OF the PAPER or periodical Ia which
this dyertiaemeut appears, the United
States indian Warehouses at Chicago,
Illinois. and san Francisco. Califor-
MIA. aud the Builders Exchange, 81.
Paul. Minnesota, ana AT the office ~
the superintendent OF the Pueblo Day
schools. Albuquerque, New Mexico.
For further information apply TO the
superintendent OF the pueblo bay
schools. Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Cato Sells. Commissioner.
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Many Teachers to
Attend Approaching
County Institute

Tho teachers institute viii open
June Is at the Albuquerque high
school with superintendent McFar-
land ~ East Las Vegas a. conductor.
Superintendent John Milne. prof
Roscoe u Hill of the university, who
will give a series Of travel lectures,
some Of them illustrated. ana Miss
Jennie y. Fleming, who will ave
charge OF the physical culture and
busy work classes. will be members
Of the institute star. Miss Fleming
is now "a teacher In the schools OF
Pasadena. calf She was an i%nstruc-
tor In Tho Bernalillo county institute
three years x
between thirty and forty teachers
of county schools viii tax, the SUM.
mer normal course.
superintendent Atauasio Montoya
viii take a summer course NJ the
University OF California. under Pro-
fcssor Kern. the widely known hi
nois educator.
An the county teachers have been
reappointcd but new teachers may he
required I'M the fall. There Is To- be-
another room added 10 tho Griegus-
Coudclarias district school and am
other room To- the Ncrntairyiow'
school ~ Distric, NO o.. There have
been two teachers az Mourtainyicw,
but only u room.
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Calumet and Jerome, I 1-iGm 1-lG,
Calumet n Arizona. 11n y Consol-
dated Arizona, 2mi-iG, Green Mon
stcr. l-iGm 3-iG; Howe sound, 5h n
6 Jerome Verde i13-1Gm = Magma
chief a mis Miami Consolidated,
10 90 New Corneiia. i6M n ~; Ray
Hercules. 31s n f superior Boston.
ga = Santa rita, 3-i6g j-i6 verde
Extension. 3Gis n q Verde Comblna-
ton. Asa% Hig Ledge. ~ AJAX.
Austin Amazon. INt-t6 Senorita
80 u y Elk Horn. 12m15; Elk Ba-
sin. l0t q ~ Usage. SA. p. OKLA
homa liehning. 49, Wio; Midwest Rc-
Hning.- t32h @i33ls; sapulpa, 81 n
Merritt. 22M23ta.
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Family Apartments

Notice Is hereby given that saideh
b. Dow. OF Albuquerque. x. NJ, who
on February 2. 1914. made Homestead
Application No. 0f9Tt4. for sen
swh. Section %. 4 On. Range eE.
and the lots 3 and 4. Section !.
Township sN. Range sE.. n. NJ. p.
Meridian. has filed notice of Intention
to make three year proof. TO cstap-
lish claim to the land above descrlb-
ed. before George n. Craig. United
states Commissioner. at Albuquerque.
n. NJ. on July g. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Leo
hides M%ontoya. OF Escabusa, y. NJ.
postohice. chilli, y. NJ; Pablo Nal
donado. OF Canada Lizarra. a~ostonice.
Chilili, \. NJ Torihto Gallegos. % Al
buquerquc. X. VI Elius Mora y Gall
leEos. Of Escobosa, \ A., postomce.
Chililk " a. iarf~ 2
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
r. T.. s-30: T.. T.. G-s.
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chicago. May -Hors-Rccoip.,,
O.. 600. Firm. g. above YESTERDAY q
average. Bulk Si5.5Om 1878: light.
Sii sou 1870. heavy SIS 200 1885:
pigs. S9.75H13 80.
Cattle Receipts. 5000. steady. Ma
tive beef cattle. s.. gOM 1880. stockcrs
and feeders. $1i5a 1000. COWS and
heifcr~. S6.25m1i.e5, calves. tS75"
1890
sheep Receipts $1,000. steady.
Wothers. Sll.25G 1890. lambs 1913
u15.9n.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made IN the
terms Of an indenturc uf mortgage
made by John =. Woodward and wife
o. the First Savings Bank n Trust Co,
OF Albuquerque or July 10, 1913, and
recorded July %. 1914 In Book o OF
Mortgages at page 81 IN the Bernalillo
County clerks office, the undersigned
duly authorized agent Of the assignee
of said mortgage II of the debt Sc
cured thereby, pursuant to tho power
OF sale contained therein, viii sell ar
public auction FOR cash 10 the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Ber-
.nallllo County Court House In Albu-
querquo. y. ~, on the 18th day Of
MAY. 1917 az II o'clock In the fore
noon OF said day the real property
described In said mortgage, to-wit;
\ tract Of about 1875 acres of land
with the improvements thereon, To-
Gated north ~ old Albuquerque in
said county. bounded on the north
aud south by the lands Of Melton
chavez. ON the west by the Public
Highway aud lands Of said Chavez,
and on the east by a private road.
aud moro particularly idontihcd and
described as woodward Place" on n
map or plat thereof flied In the
clerks office of Bernalillo County
June .. 1913 ms file number 2O5 of
maps tn which reference is made FOR
more particular description.
The amount due ana secured nv the
mortgage al the date OF sale will be
$S311.1I besides the costs and eX-
pcuscs ~ the sale.
Dated this 18th day OF April 1911
v. s. LONGLEN.
Mortgages Agent.
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NOTICE IoH PUBLICATION

Department or the Interior, United
States Land Office at Santa Re, New
Mexico, April 81. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Jesus
Ma. Sanchez, OF Casa Salazar. y. NJ.
who, May 6. 1917, made Homestead
Entry No. 018f6T. for lots IS, l6, n
ana Is, section Il. Township i5N.
Range 3W., y. NJ. p. Meridian. has
filed notice OF Intention TO make i've
year final proof, To establish claim TO
the land above described. before Pre-
clliano Ortiz. Probate clerk, SandoyNl
county, at B|ernalillo. -. NJ, on July
o. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Man
uel Jaramillo. of Cabezon, y. NJ. Celso
Jaramillo, 81 Casa Salazar, y. NJ;
Teodoro Garcia. OF casa salazar. y.
NJ; Pedro Montain, OF Casa Salazar.
y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
II Register.
p. r. $50; J.. r.. 81.
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NcM \ York NlnnrN.

New YORK, MAJ Mercantile pa
pcr, 44 per cent sterling, 60 day
bills. i72 per ceut; commercial, 60
day bills on banks, l5lH per cent
commercial. "a day bills, 4.7lL per
cont, demand. as o. per cent cables.
I1G ia per cent.
Bar silver. 7lAC.
Mexican dollars. 554o.
Government bonds. heavy.
Railroad bonds, weak,
Time loans, strong sixty days, az "a
9 per cent 80 days ~ a. per cent.
s months. "a ~ . per ccut
can money. easy High, ? per cent
low. . per cent ruling rate, 3 per
cont. last loan. . per cent, closing bid,
l uor cent offered At, > per cent
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The Markets
,st1..;t
Wall street.

Sow York. May S-Tho huIIish OUT
.ursts 90 the first half hour was
speedily dissipatcd. operations falling
l aN To- exceedingly slender proper
tluns fur the balance Of the forenoon.
With the exception OF tnitcd States
steel which surrendered about half
lis gain rc'"ssions were the rule Fan
adam Pacific losing almost AN IT, ad-
'lntag and other important rails fali-
ius under Yesterday final quotations
To required little pressure Co effect t
reaction iH TINS group iniu-triai ard
.r'titltios offering more resistance
l.uuI dealings were restricted. reflect
uIE.
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nrnArr IlNrsInrL-

DouN,r May >--Clttl, Receipts,
1900 Market sttaG, Beef .tccrs,
AH.Uunl l.tr. COWS and hcifcrs. s. H
XgNs. storkcr- and feeders. 8 so "a.
o ,5, calves. Slo.5Un liOU.
HoEs-EcCoiuts. $500 Markc;
s'rong 90 higher Top. $3.50 bulk.
Sl4.9UH l5.25.
Shcep-Reooipts. 500. Market 2sy
higher Lambs. SlG.50m 1850, ewes,
Slg OUT IS. so.
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Rosenwald and Wigley
Ordered to Report at
Officers Corps Camp

ID NJ. Rosenwald and Robert Wig
ley who were among the thirty young
men to volunteer Tor tho Officers
reserve corps here. nave received or
dcrs to report AZ the army head
quarters In San Francisco by Ma 10.
MIR. Rosenwald lef, FOR san Francis
co YESTERDAY. lie is a member az the
Rosonwald Bros company Mr.. Wig
Icy h % University of New Mexico
senior.
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New York Metal.

New York, May S.-Copper-Firm
E~lcctrolytic. sput aud second quarter,
$4,000 81. 90. third quarter, and latef
deliveries, $2S.0O@ 5000.
Iron Firm aud unchanged.
Tin-Stronr. Spot. s5s.ej 1913
At Londou-Spot copper. tl30; m-
lures. ll2g. lUs. oicctrulytic tli2.
spot. tim. Gag. los, futures. f233.
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Department Of the Interior. UHited
States Land Office at santa Fc. New
Mexico. April %. 1917.
Notice is hereby given hat Re-
mundo Grlego, ot Juan Tomas. y. NJ.
who on Mny H. 1914. made Home
stead Entry 40. O2o6S6. for M
sen, MEX sWH Eia NwA sWA,
Section -. Township Oh. Range 6E
y. NJ. z. Meridian, haN>nlcd notice o.,
Intention 70 make three year proof
ia establish claim 20 the land above
described. before George q. Craig
United States Commissioner AZ Albu-
querque, y. N. on July 6, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jose
Grlcgo y Garcia. Carlos Griego,
FRANKIE MARTINEZ. Candelaria Griego.
all OF Juan Tomas. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
T. y A-9Os L. u ga
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POULTRY N EGGS

sloner. AZ Albuquerque. New Mexico.
on tho % day OF June. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
DoarlnE. ]. NJ. Nickery, Emil Mann.
Otto Van Cleave. of Albuquerque.
y. NJ. FRANCISCO DEIGADO,
Register.
+. r, May Q; J.. T., June 6.
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Chicago. MAY Fresh record
urDultt.p upward swings took place
'ndII iu % wheat market Bolt.
that the government report his after
noon would suggest CO. relatively ampll
crop formed the ,hiot huIish iuru-
'n.c Trad, was ul vcis small pro-
T%uI'uus. The opening which ranged
from the same as Yesterday finish 10
three cents ht- her with May az 4. .SG
and IuIy az sac Col s-.-1 Was follow
'd hv o. sharp rise all around CARRYING
May TO S-.9Oa, ana JuIy to S2.aoi4,
Additional strcngth developed later
as 20 result Of scarcity NJ offerings ANA
because OF continued scattered buying
uu The part of commission houses.
MAY assembled to S3.0O. an overnight
climb of II cents. july made am *
trcW" jump of about s. cents. TIL"
close was unsettled. 3Ac to ~ cents
net higher with Mas 1T y2g, and
july ut s. 80 10 t2.32L.
Corn. as wen as wheat. went 90
new high record figures U-nscasuulhly
cold weather tended to DISCOURAGE
sellers, Nftor opening unchanged to
one cent higher, the market scored &c
moderate general advance
subsequently further gains we're
brought about owing 90 want Of selling
pressure The close was nervous at
o. q" altr net advance
oats hardened IN value with other
rraiu business lacked volume Alb
soncc of support weakened provisions.
\ little bulge due To firmatss iu the
hog market failed tu last.
close.
Wheat May t.e7. Jmy. y.3l;
sept tl.9ih.
'orn-July. tii. o.: sept. Sl35is
uats-JulN. 63~c, sept. 5Iso
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Kansas city. May s. butter
Creamery, soc. firsts. $50. seconds.
SIC. packing. SOC.
Poultry Unchanged.
Eggs -FIr-ts. 33c
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I'ELP

WANTED-Few ranch. mechanical,
house and clerical employees. for
steady places md moderate salaries.
Call NJ. ". Mills AZ Combs hotel sun
day. or address Mills Ranch Co.,
Springer, y. NJ
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Wanted

WANTED-Good clean cotton rags,
Herald office,
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
mems old clothing and shoes.
Phone 6i9.
NANTED-A man To rent farm on
shares. Inquire room &. Barnett
building.
WANTED-Old rug 10 he cleaned by
our electric vacuum cleaner. our
representative viii give free demon
stration. can 9S. Albuquerque, Gas,
Electric Light and Power co.
WANTED-At once! Two sheave
wheels. 90 TO 80 inch diameter. II
pulley. 20 to 80 inch diameter and
about goo feet g or y inch wire cable
in good condition. Phone 1927 W. or
address sol North Third street.
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Irnh md sncIier.

New York. May >-Lcnd, strong.
lUti bid
spclter- puI. spot East -. Louis
delivery. 'HHs,
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\oTIol oI, SUIT.

state OF New Mexico, County Of Bor-
ualillo, iu the District Court,
Herbert Sumu'l Robinson, and Hclcu
Robinson. plaiutius.
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WANTED-Frmale Help

WANTED-A good hopsckeepeT; must
he well recommended. GA y. llth.
WANTED Experienced bindery
girls. Apply az the Evening Herald.
WANTED-A girl FOR general house
work. Mrs. A. G.. Shortle. SIS
West Copper.
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ROOM AND BOARD

ROOM ana RoARD-iio South Arno.
ROOM and BOARD-EXcellent board.
large light rooms. with individual
sleeping porches-S35.OO to $4,000 per
month. Mrs. Curtis. $50 South Broad
way. Phone lg09-R.
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LOST

LoST-On Bear canon rond-dc
mountable rim. Please notify i0'
south Walter
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PERSONAL

LADIES SHOES SH1NED at Home.
Sinner sert to their homes. III So.
First or phone g22.
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ForSale

FOR sALE-Nnancy lee 60-eRg incn-
bators, cheap. J.. Webster. coca
Indian school road.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

T. =. ESQ L. G-a
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+. p, l-30. L. p, 6-s.
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FOR SALE-Ah sizes IN first-class
and secondhand tires, Prices right;
ali guaranteed. DODRILL TIRE CO..
Phone iGS. 122 North Fourth street.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

y. p. i-3O. !. p. 81.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
EICHLETS need The
Central HIGH CANE

The Highlets put In a hard after
noon OF practice yesterday in their
last drill Of the week in preparation
for tho Central High game In Phila-
delphla toporrow.
Several new plays have been tried
out during tho week and the local
boys expect TO give Central the hard
est run It has ever been given by a
Wilmington eleven. Some OF the most
ardent Importers have even gone so
far as TO predict touchdown against
the big Quakers. The speedy back
field Of Wilmington Is expected to
counterbalance the advantage in
weight which Central will have. The
local Highlets' defense Is also far
from weak this year and Captain De
Luca has the best balanced eleven
seen at the Delaware avenue institu-
ton in years.
The Wilmington eleven will be ac-
companled by a large crowd OF sup
porters.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
SATURDAY SPORTS
BASEBALL.


BASEBALL.
New Castle VS.. Harlans South
Side Park.
. FOOTBALL.
. ChesrOOk VS.. LeiperVille, Eight
teenth and Van Buren,.
GENERAL SPORT.
TrapshOOftng, Wilmington Gun
" Club. Greenhill Club and p, b. s.
w. Club.
= Matinee racing, Horse Show
. Park.
Golf and tennis, Wilmington
. Country Club.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
COMPANY D BOYS IN
Another BALL CANE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMP MCCLELLAN. ANNIsTON,
Georgia. d Co npany won its third
game from the Twenty first Pakery
on last Sunday by the score Of 9 to 3.
The feature OF the game wac the
pitching Of Farley. Score by inn nGs:
RHB.
Co. D 100 2O6O1 % II 3
Dist ....1 20 0 0 0 0-8 2 2
Batteries: Co. d Farley p; Ball. C
2lst Bakery, Cook p; Waters, c.
Plck-ups.
Corporal Pudvan's sixth squad Is
the only squad with viii key in IT,
They have a fellow in their tent by
the name OF Olsiewisld.
We have a fellow by tho name OF
Wtsel Instead Of sleeping on his
cot he sleeps under it.
Private Lynch known as the
mule friend" is breaking in mules
for their graves.
Corporal Crawford was sent after
the NAL and when he reeturnd he was
covered with mud.
Private Lynch is not having any
leisure moments. He is devoting al
his spare time diving for his fals'
teeth which he lost in the creek.
Corporal Crawford is home sick
Private Colt has taken Privat
Cubbages buoy and says he will no
give 1t back again.
Sergeant Scott. the hoy detec
tive" is sim hunting for me lumber
men.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Brooklyn, 8; Boston, /.
Boston. 4; Brooklyn, 2 (second
game).
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
DUPONT LEAGUE Dope

The DUPONT Bowling League opened
It's season Wednesday night on the
Crescent Alleys, and the enthusiasm
displayed spoke well for the success OF
the league
All the various departments are thor
ougnly interested, and as the games
rolled were close it looks like each and
every team have an equal chance to
land on top Of the heap.
Too bad, Purchasing. you lon that
last game.
Captain Live lnore sure hit them in
the second game.
II j. W. can get into the head pin
as often as he puts them over the net
he'll make some fellows sit up and take
notice
Drop that billiard ball and get 20
using a man size ball. IriDDett.
Ninety-nine and c Eldn't get 100 with
Porters.
Gugke made a pretty solid anchor
Go TO II Chambers You started oil
well for the first night.
"Ironsides" Heipel hit 'em good. You
Just can't keep this fellow down. Five
hundred and seventy three looks like q
fairly good start.
It looked like good old winter time
with Pierce sliding down the alley. Try
and keep back of the fowl line, Cy.
d "Skeets" would have hit them better
If some of the fair sex were on the Job
Bill Hauley will give some one q
tussle before the season is over.
The Howett brothers Ire working
consistently. Go TO it, Paul, and show
the "Old Man" how to hit 'em.
Well Pierce, let's have your abb.
Clarke makes good lead-off man.
( My, that man Riley did skid his las
game Underwood also fixed his first
game "Pep," boys, all the time.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
NONPAREIL OPENING-

The NOnpariel A. G. OF Philadelphia,
will celebrate its opening on October
Q after being closed for over one
year. II will be opened under the
management Of Frank O'Rourke, popu-
larry known as Tommy Reilly"
He has secured for his wnd-up for
that eventful evening Barney Hahn,
who had draws with Kid Williams,
Dick Hoodman and a victcky ever
Champion Pete Herman. He will
meet Young Merino, of New York.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
EDITED BY DAVE

made preliminary arrangements for
the bouts. He has even gone so far
as to sign up man to meet Chris
tenson In his first bout.
Jack MORO, the popular local
grappler, will meet the Danish Demon
u his first bout, which will be q
handicap affair.
Lundin has signed up MORO for
he bout with Christensen, the date
and place where 1t will be held to be
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
TRAP SHOOTING
BASEBALL

announced later. The conditions OF
the bout are that Christensen throw
MORO three times within an hour.
If he should fail to do this or II
MORO should gain one fall within
that time. the latter will be declared
the victor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
BROWNsON PRACTICE TONIGHT.

The Brownson football team is fast
rounding into shape, but owing to the
State soldiers leaving VIII not play
tomorrow. The turn outs so far have
been very good and great interest IS
manifested by each candidate.
Tonight will see several new faces
at practice, and 1t is hoped that all the
candidates that have been out will ap-
pear again at 7.30 o'clock.
Manager Hance is arranging a hard
schedule which is nearing complete
ton.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
nUsTNTSs anus no MEET.

Members OF the Business Girls Club
. will meet on Monday evening, october
8 at the Y w. c. A. building, No
1901 Market street All business girls
m the city are invited TO join the
Club.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05

Because silent men are builders-they
are powerful Want Ad readers and
users-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-10-05
BALL SCORES
| CALL
| D & A. 80
/ DELMARYIA 1908
BOWLING
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.

Eight teams composing the Industrial
Bowling League got under way at the
Crescent Alley last night and some very
good scores were made. The scores fol-
low.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Mabel Fullerton and mother Of
Townshcnd are visiting here today.
Nellie Bowler of Jamaica Plain is Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. Percy Haigh of
Pearl street.
Mrs. Toby Bean OF Springfield, Mass,
is visiting in town with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brockington.
Mrs. f. A. Thompson Of Western ave
nue. went this morning to New York
city for a visit with relatives.
J. c. kuhlke and family have left
their summer home at Spofford lake
and returned to Brook n
Mrs. Ada A. Bruce returned this
morning from Peru. where she had been
two months caring for a patient.
John Stratton and family are NOV
ing today from 10 Clark street to the
Richardson building ON Main street
Miss Alice Bentley Of Middletown,
Conn, came last night to visit here
with her cousin. Miss Pearl McGee.
Mrs Eugene Clark will 60 tomorrow
| to South Vernon to visit over Sunday
her daughters, Mrs. Brown and Mrs
Bruce.
Mrs. Homer sherman of Charlemont,
Mass, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis W. Johnston of Cherry
street
| Mrs Wallace Clark and son, Law
renee. of Nernan have been spending
the week in town with her mother
| Mrs. B. Manning.
Joseph Estey spent Yesterday in Am
herst at the college. Dennison Cowles
came home with him, returning to Am
herst this morning.
Francis Dunlesy, Carl voetseh and
Harold Boyd of Camp Bartlett, West
town with relatives.
Miss Anna Moran went yesterday tc
her home in Spring field Mass, after
having visited in the home of hel
uncle, p. Moran of Beech street
Carroll Cobb, a student III the high
school, is working afternoons and Sat
urdays in E. l. Hildreth & Co. s print
ing plant, i'll the job press room.
| Mrs. J. Twyon, who had been spend
ing few weeks here with her sister
Mrs. Charles Cook of Williams street
returned yesterday to her home il
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mildred Wilder. who was {
Iguest of Mrs. A. H. Wilson, has beer
visiting since in Keene. She will be
gin work Monday for the Vermont
Printing company, in the bindery.
Miss Charlotte Hildreth is expected
tonight to stay over Sunday with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hildreth
Miss Hildreth is taking a secretaria
course at Columbia university, New
York city.