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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York, 9: Brooklyn, 0 (frst
game).
New York. 2; Brooklyn, (second
game, eleven innings1.
Philadelphia, s; Boston, :,
Cincinnati. s; Chicago, T.
Pittsburg. q st. Louis. l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13

New York, Sept 12--Piaying their
last games on the Polo grounds prior
to the worlds series, the Giants again
cleaned up Brooklyn in both sections
of a double header. the scores being
to 0 and 2 to /. The second game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
xBatted for Enright in ninth.
xxRan for Reynolds in ninth.

run Kerr. Sacrifice hjts--Sehaufe'e
Buss. Stolen hases--Eankston. Eabel,
McGaffigan Fewster, shannon. z.
Lowry. Double plays~-Shannon to
Fswster 20 Bentley. MeCadigan to
Knabe to Eiheis 2. Base on balls
OF Enrfeht. 4 or Thormshleu. l.
Batter hit--By Thormshien Ham
, ford Struck out BY Fnright ] ny
Parnham. I: BY Thormahlen. =. Pass
sd bali Kerr wild pitch-~Enrigh
Left on hases-- Richmond 6 Balti-
more. 4 first base on errors--~Bal-
timore, Riehml'd J. Time 80
rnpires Trieu ard ffeeman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
Standing OF Clubs.
Games 'Toffa Y.

Pittsburg in st. Louis
New York in Boston
No other games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today

Boston In New York.
Philadelphia in Washington.
Other games not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13

G. a Parker was yesterday appoint
ed substitute al the lower gas works
by the administrative board on recon-
mendation of superintendent Knowles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13

m. September

Washington. September 12.-Fore.
cast for Thursday and Friday.
Yirginia--Fair. warmer Thursday
Friday. fair.
North oEna--Fair. warme
THURSDAY Friday. fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
Southern League

Atlanta, AS; Mobile. "a
Birmingham, IS; New Orleans
tOniy games PLAYED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

NfRG1NGANS in Baltimore 1.-TWO
games1.
Newark IN Providence
Montreal in Toronto.
Buffalo In Rochester
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
went eleven innings
First Game
Second t.nfne.

Score by innings; h II -.
Brooklyn ...0l0 600 600 0o-l
New york 900 00I 600 01--2 s D
Batteries: Cheney and Miller: Tes-
reau and Rariden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
AND BISONs
WIN BY SAME SCORE

Rochester. N. Y, Sept. 12.-Roch-
ester opened the final series with Buff
falo here today by breaking even, win
ming the first game, to 2, ana drop
ping the second, to 2. A home run
by Kelly in the second game featured.
First Game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
Richmond

Score by innings; r.
sRichmond ,.,..... o04 oil fills
Baltimore ....,. 0al 600 0t0~-
Two base hits - McAvoy, McDer-
mott. McGaffigan, Efbel. Knahe.
Three base hits Rues, shannon,
Hanford. Sacrifice hits Bankston,
Knahe, McGaffisan. Stolen base
Barber. Base on baiis-~Off Enright,
o: off Ferguson. g. off Thormahlen,
l. Struck out--By Enrieht, ?: by
Thormahle~> 2. Passed haii-Mc-
Avoy WILD pTtch--The /aahien. Nc
esttrsisr1i 2. left On hHses-- Baltimore,
TO- Richmond. o. First base on err
Baltimore. /; Richmond, 1.
Tfme--2:o5 Umpires and
o'Brien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13

Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Cleveland 100 0o1 100 00--3 3
Detroit $3.50. 600 800 600 0l-4 6 o
Batteries Klepfer. Morton and
O'Neiil; James. Stanage and Spencer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
First Game.


Score by innings: r Fl. E
Toronto 500 600 oil IL 0
Montreal ..... 900 0so 000--s II /
Batteries: Gould. L.eake and La
longe; Duffy and Madden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
t0Hl|ES AAO TIGERS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Indians arc Easy Winners I'm First
White Jungaiccrs Take Eleven
Inning to Win second.
SENATOR'S AND RED sox TIE
Doc Ayres and Ernie shore Battle
Sixteen Innings to n Draw. Neither
Side Scoring After tho Sixth In
ming.

Detroit. Mich, Sept. l2.--The Ii
gers and Indians took twenty innings
to split up double header today
Bagby had the Tigers at his mercy
at all times in the opener, while CleFe-
land hatted DauSs and Cunningham
hard. In the second game Cleveland
errors were responsible for Detroit
victory The winning run was scored
on Wits single and steal, Cobb's out
and Speakers poor throw to the plate
on Veach's sacrifice fly. James pitched
well In this game, though inclined TO
be wild.
First Game.
Score by innings: II. H. r.
Cleveland ..O03 200 o12--S IL 0
Detroit ..,.... 900 coo 0ll--2
Batteries: Bagby and O'Neill, Dauss,
Cunningham and Stanage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13

Score by innings: Il. ii. Il.
Rochester 200 of0 0os*~3 s /
Buffalo 900 091 DOL II 3
Batteries: Lehman and Sandberg;
Tyson and Daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
TWo-RUN LEAD
WINS FOR PIRATES

ST. Louis Mo. September L.
Carey's single. his steal Of second.
Boeckels double to right. Schmidt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-13
GIANTS TAKE BOTH
GAMES FROM ROBINS
Second Double Bill In As Many Days Goes TO McGrawes
Schupp Scoring Shutout in First and Tesreau
Winning Last in Eleventh Inning

single and Longs error permitted two
runs in the second inning. giving the
GENE to the Pirates to /. Cruises
triple in the seventh followed by
paulette's single gave the Cardinals
their only run. The score;
tur ~
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Cunningham and Stanage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30

diti0ns Of the rural centars Of p0pu-
La1ion should be improved by better
water supplies, better sewage. better
housing, and better schooling.
'Af these problems involve uumer-
ous and important engineering works.
and require large initial outlay of
capital, to be refunded including year
- interest, in about 80 to 80 years
Upon the development Of our nat
uraL resources along the lines I have
Indicated" concluded the professor,
depends the possibility 81 realizing
au Italian population OF 58.G00809 10
G009ag30 Inhabitants which is nee
asaarg to the 8rtrlsh-La-ia-5lav union
70 keep peace in Europe. Outside fl
Iauc.ai cooperation is Of course q de-
ai1aratum. Towards This cooperation
we must tend all our Efforts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30

ternauouaI politics; scenes tending to
disparaga public characters and to
create public alarm antagonistic re-
laJions Of capital and labor.
Nude figures scenes purportjng 10
illustrate night life" vampire WON
ems the drug habit; white slave traf-
Hcs excessively passionate love scenes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30
SNIvELY AUTOS
REPORTEDSTOLER
Local Physician Victim of Thiaya.
who Grow Bold and Work Ia
the Broad Daylight
TAKEN FROM SAFETY BUILDING
Is Five Passenger Car and PRACTICABLE
Newcomer OFFERS Reward Of
sos for Return.

Auto thieves are growing be15er n
Rock Island.
This morning IN broad daylight and
in the busy loop district. another ma
chine was stolen. The car. q Eva-ugz-
senEer touring, is the property Of
Dr. w. D. Snively and the machine
was taken from N front OF the Safety
building At Eighteenth strsst ana
Third avenue
DR.. Snively entered the building
about 10 o'clock and returned d short
time later TO find it gone. He Immedi-
steIv communicated win the poG55
department, furnishing g complete de-
scription Of the missing machine. The
police in turn notified all cities jim IuF-
nois and Iowa within s radius 81 200
miles bv long distance telephone later
this morning
DIR sniveIy stated that he had uot
had the machine very long and fast Il
was practically new. He has offered
q reward Of $Z5 for return OF the ear.
AS vet the police have been unable ID
determine whether the machine was
taken by auto thieves fer the purpose
Of disposIng OF it or by JOY riders
by the latter the car probably viii
turn up By tomorrow morning How
ever, joy riders seldom work 5E the
day time coufnins their opera 1ls
until after dark.
Two Speeders Na5bed-
Theodore McNann of Davenport and.
Fl. E GRIPPE Of Moline paid Sc and --stF
in police court today on charges Of
speeding Both were picked no ley
MOTORCYCLE Officer Earl Shannon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30

When you keep your car in vour ow
garage you get the most service and sati:
faction from It.
You have your ear always handy 50 tba
you can use it whenever you want it with
OUT having to walk several blocks for It.
Your car deserves proper housing. Toe
a garage at home viii give 1t adeoua+
protection from the weather. safety Tea.
theft and facilities for cleaning and ollin.
it
Best of all. garage Of this lind vii
pay for itself in q short time. lust br til.
money It saves in rent f0r. space IN some
body else's garage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30
- u - H.nIIns.
Continued from PAGE 0ua1


not comparable for an instant Id Ger
manY.s seizure OF tEo large provinces
IA 1S7I rs must be remembered. rlo.
that after Eostue some millions in
killed and wounded i1 war forced
upon her and wherein she has borne
the brunt gf battle for liberty thranrh-
out Europe France has the rsarr t-
make exceptional claims for her fu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-30
90 - NaIhaI.

IRISH DISTELLERIES CLOSED.
Dublin, Irelaud.-Au the distl1larfes
in ireland have now been closed down
for the period OF the war.
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war. following close upon each other.
can hardly ran 90 shake the deter
m.n1fiun ans courage 81 the German
people 1rd win undoubtedly bring the
end ~ the war nearer, was the opinion
expressed today To the Associated
Press .y Professor Boris Bakhmotieii.
Nige minister of trade and industrt .
Prof -Bukumcticn said he saw "a tire
meriHu. a%dyantnre @ RUSSIA .u the
action ~ the American congress. not
alone morally. Au, financially and
materially
"Our industry. said the minister.
emphasizing ,ht fact That ne was
speaking strict, in his personal ga
paoity requires rolling stock aud
tonnage. We lost the opportunity ~
purchase the former last year. ana
now we are informed that deliVcrie4
cannot be made before 1918. II occurs
To me hat IL may be possible, NOW
that America became an ally. tha'
Russia's needs may be removed from
the sphere NJ q purely commercial
transaction aud hat q portion " the
deliveries contracted for In America
can be made. We might ALSO rensona-
bly, hope to reap benefits from some
OF the German tonnage which mas fall
en- into the hands OF the United
States"
M. Bakhmetieff said the affairs OF
Russia were progressing favorahly
He was not oVer-optintistic, but IS
pressed the belief that % solution oi
the great problems acirT 80 r."-Hr
mont would he found in due time
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NOTICE or s.Ii

~ ~ NWts
State OF New Mexico. County Of Bcr-
nalillo. In the District Court
a. T.. Walker. trustee, ana Olivia g..
Grecnleaf. Beneficiary. Plaintiffs.
".
Borthold Spit1. Trustee ia bankruptcy
for John NJ. Moore Realty COM
pany, a corporation. bankrupt, Long
Beach improvement Company a
corporation. and Occidental Fire
Insurance Company. a corporation,
Defendants.
Noticc is hereby given that hy Nir-
tue ~ a certain Judgment ana decree
ot the District Court Of Ncw Mexico
for BerualIIlu county. made and enc
1Hl1. in the above entitled cause. the
undersigned, Special Master Doc tine
-ald cause, win OTTER for sale Gao the
highest bidder Ter cash at the front
door Of the Court House in O}d Al-
hruuerq1c. BerudlIliu COUNTY. Sew
Mexico az the hour of 40 u'uloct
a.. m.. ou tho grd lag 90 Mas. Int1.
thc following described real estate.
to-wIt.
Lots numbered q and , In bloOk l,r-
tered % ut the PARK addition ta tine
c.tN OF Albuquerque. Sew Mexico Ja
tho HinIe are known aud designated
or f. plat uf said addition nl,d .u tre
office uf fhp probate CLERK and EN-
O1Ic.o Recorder of B|erHlui'o county
N,V NsN..a son Mach ith. i9ul. Coz
E.lla. With 900 flr t.urmeut-. hrrcd-
Iu,ucnt. luI tppuTtcuoug's thvre-
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c%ontcnders until the former VIII make
a walk over race Of the schedule.
do not entertain any such idea.
Tho other clubs should give New York
u stim night and stranger things in
baseball have happened thnn that the
tavorite fail to win. II is true that
extensively and defensivoly the
Giants are "a powerful combination
but Brooklyn. Philadelphia aud Bos-
ton. an good teams last year ana the
QuHkcrs and Braves all contcnders
Tor the title right up TO the hnish. viii
have something to say about tn" dis
position of the nennant this year. All
three OF thes, clubs look stronger
than alst year.
Then again the west may furnish
some surprises that the public little
anticipate. Undoubtedly Pittsburgh
has strengthened by the addition OF
young material Thcsc youngsters
made the Pirates quite formidable az
the close OF last season. Mathcwson
may spring q surprise In Cincinnati.
Al all events the Rods are pretty ccr-
'aiu Go Doc superior Go the form they
showed last year
Chicago will begin the season
handicapped uy tho Joss of captain
DOYLE nut ihc team uny nc expected
"a, piaF She ,ory best ban Of which It
inherently is capable under Manager
Mitchell ror vhus, ability . have the
I.sh,-. tD-peg, iu So. Louis the new
dr. ..HLLL
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PIONEER BAKERY
POT South First St.

with Interest at twelve per cent per
annum tu the date OF this sale as fol.
lows; ON one Hundred Thirty Dollars
and Seventy six cents G13O.56l there
of from February 3d. 1916, and on
Twenty-Five Dollars Forty six cents
G25i6I thereof from May 2sth. 1915.
ana Tor al costs and expenses OF this
SUIT Including this sale which have
accrued or may hereafter accrue. for
an Of which the plaintiff. oiVin O..
dreenleaf obtained Judgment against
the defendants in the aforesaid cause.
W T.. METCALF,
Special Master.
Albert e. Simm~. Attorney Tor
Plontin. Albuquerque y. NJ
Publish "a. all. ais. i-25.
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The Evening Herald, Albuquerque, N. NJ. Wednesday. April II, 1917.

are eight c%ontendors well ~halanccd
Tor a gruelling fight this season.
Everyone viii conccie that Chi
cage, Boston. New YORK. and Detroit
are hound Ia be prime fevorites. The
Cleveland CLUB has been greatly
strengthened by the fact that Morton
shows This early In the spring all the
strcnsth he developed In the begin
ming OF last season. Joe Wood claims
his right arm has been well restored
20 with Coveleskie. Baeby and Klep
fer In support. Cleveland IL sure 10
have a formidable stan of pitchers.
Many wise baseball men contendcd
last fan that New York would have
carried on the prize. had il not been
Tor the innumcrable accidents that
put some Of lis best players out OF
commission during the summer.
The 81. Louis club, under the lead
ership OF Jones. must be reckoned
with Had the BroNns started their
tremendous drive a bit earlier In the
season, Tho pennunt might have golc
to the organization representing the
city by the big bridge. All know OF
Boston's worth. and lighting
spirit OF the senators, under the guild
ancc Of that wise and skilled man
sger. clark Griffith.
war may place an mdeliblc mark
upon our patronage, bat il cannot
stamp out e contest hat Is sure 10 lie
seen thorough and exciting from the
tap Of the bell until the hnish In &C.
tUbcr.
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\cw York Money.

New York. April IL Mercantile
paper. 4W4A per cent. sterling. 90
dan bilis AZ per cent commercial
go day hils. ON banks, 4.72 per cent;
commercial. 60 day bills. AHA per
cent: demand. L56 per cent. cables,
i.tG"s per cent
Bar silver, 13Ac.
Mexican dollars, % &c
Government and railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
Time loans. firmer. sixty days. as
n per cent: 30 DAYS, 80 as per
cent six months. "a M4G per cent
can money. steady. High. "a per
cent. low. t.. per ccnt ruling rate "a
per cont. last loan. 81 per cent ci"s-
ing bid. . per cent offered at ga per
cent.
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The Markets
MnII Sirt.ct

New Nork. April ~li.-Geucral Ir-
regularity followed the initial rise IN
tudny's stock market. steel and assoc
ciatcd shares losing about half their
lygains and Delaware n Hudson for
feit.uE virtually all It's recovery with
variable reCcssious In other rails. The
only pronounced activity q iu spt.
cialties and pool issues comprising the
war groups.
Shippings held their early advant-
aud Wilson Packing rose 3Hi With
SO for ohio Gas and . for National
Biscuit. Trading dWindled To cN-
tremely moderate proportions az mid
day.
The bond market WIS confusing, In
toruatiouuls tor the most part maxi
ing further upward progress while
domestic ISSUES uf various dcscrip-
tiuus wcr, lower aud United states
COMMON as welded of a uOiut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Washington. ApTl li-Gscnr r
Crosby of WarrentoWr. Va. vac TODAY
appointed assistant secretary uf the
treasury. Mr. Grossly recently was
connected with lie American commits
sion tor rciicf In Belgium and had
ohargc OF the work IN Belgium and
northern France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
Denver Iiyc~to, h.

Denver. April ii-Datue-l'ccelpts
500. Market steady 20 ioc lower
Beer steers. $4,000 1900. COWS Hnr
hcifcrs, 81 90 'o. 90. sto"Nrrs af''
feeders S..5omse 90. calves, Sli.U0 q
10 50.
Hogs-Ecccipts 1000 Market &c.
lower. Top, Sl1.Ou. bulk, $l'.'om
1870.
ShCcp-EeCripts. 1000. strong
Shade higher Lambs, Sliu0m iihu
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Nrv York Meal.

Now York. April II.@'oppVI-
Dun. EiectrOlytic. spot u scc"hi
quarter, $500 H3iOV; third quarter
$1,000 "a 3l.O0.
tron-Firm and unchanged
Tin-Firm. spot, x5i55m ''.2'.
At London-Spot copper. 1885, lu-
lures. Ei35. los clcctrulytic. .l1l'
spot tin. l2lC. Jos, futures. t-l6. l''.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Dh|oouo. Aprl 90 ilogs lt'D'ipi-
20 600. market SLOW noe 20 l-' under
yesterday Average Hulk SO ''H
Us -s light SI..'U n lt-u. heavy
81 61n lG 9,, pig. 81. "l'.''
tatil, Npreipt-. -lu 900 market
weak >.u,r hrcf cattle $1,000"
.I2 gu stnrk,r- and feeder. 500"
1000. cows aud h,ifcr- S-.l'Hl u 600.
.OsNt-. $500 1850.
sheep Erucipf- $4,000 WhIk''
weak. Wcthcr-. 5000 ml3.l". lambs,
l- uuH 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Eo-to1-Iu,k Harry
ChIca-o- Clarence Rowland
Detroit HuEh Jennings.
81. Lou. -- Fielder Jones.
Sew Yurk-BilI Donovan.
cleveland Ice Fuhl.
Washington Clark Griffith
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
1871 ~ M NAN NGERS
National iaagiIp.

HrooElsu- Wilbur Robinson
Philadelphia - Pat Moran.
Boston-Goorgr StailiuEs
Ncw Nork-Johu McGruW
ChiUaEo-Frod Mitchell
-. Louis Miller HugginE.
Pittslurgh-Jnmcs Callahan.
ClnciuuuU-Curisty MathewSOu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
RUSS REVOLT AND ENTRY
OF U. S. INTO WAR WILL
SHAKE GERMAN COURAGE

pctrogr4d. April st d. m Via Lon
don. April lON 10 . M. (dclaycdl b.
The Russian revolution and the en-
.%tran,r ut the United states int" "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
Making a Meal on Bread

alone would not be unpleasant if
II were our bread. The loavcs
that come daily from our ovens,
SO crisp and appctizing have a
flavor that appeal tl fpe p%1late.
d. upia dom CAT oir bread FROM
a scl.,g ~ duty They ear u D.
cause they like IT,. ~o viii You
when Won come 10 try IT.. Viii
it Ice today?
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Kansas CIty IIycslock.

Kuneas CIV AnrII n -N0gs-Nv
gcIpt-. 10000 market lower BUR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Kansas ,I'N Nprl ID i.'...
and uuy.trl. unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

BOARD and room. also board by the
day or week, at moderate prices.
home cooking, excellent meals, home
like service. Mrs. Pies, Sig y. Second
close In. Phone 1851.
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WANTED-Male Help


WANTED-Boy with wheel. Apply At
The Wardrobe. 3ls West Gold.
SHOEMAKER WANTED- VIM.
Batch, eli South Second st.
WANTED-EXpVrIenced stable boss.
one with mine experience prefer
red. e NJ. W, care Herald.
WANTED-Flrst class carpenters for
work at Madrid. New Mexico. Ap-
ply Office Hahn Coal company be-
tween one ard two Thursday after
noon. or II. q. schick. S%upcrintond-
cnt. Madrid. Sew Mexico.
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Dressmaking
r

ALL KINDS. both new ard second
hand, bought sold. rented and rs-
paired. Alhuauarque Typewriter Ex-
cnange. Phone gti. 122 So. 9Th 81.
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SANTA FE TINE TABLE
%


Wcstbound-
No. Daily Ar. Nv.
l The CONT. T.30p S:s0p
3 California Limited li:0ca iI.80n
Z Fargo Fast. &c.. .... 9ss5a i0;16a
? Tho Navajo .tt:b0p t2:2Oa
~ Ithhound--
SOC n Pleo Egeress i0:30p
&ii ll Paso Express. ie:0ba
fcastbound-- Daily.
10 The Scout .s....... 7:35a s:06a
. The Navajo. .......2:t5p 2:4ep
California Limited. e:fep 7:oop
4 Santa Fe Eight. T;i5p 7:50p
From South
$40 For X. c. z chicag 7:0os
SIS For X. C. 4 Chicago s:25p
standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on no. sos. connects
at Belep with train No. 90. leaving
Beicn at 1855 .. m.
No. Z carries n coach only; no
sleepers.
No. sis will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. 81 At
Belen.
xzxx.yars Hvxrr
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
mems old clothing and shoes.
Phone Gle.
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For RENT--f-room brick cottage.
sag West Marquette avenue. Apply
G.. 4. Hudson, Fourth and Copper.
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LOST

LOST ne continuous roll OF tlck-
cts for Orphcum thcatcr. Please
return 20 3ll West Central avenue
LOST-Aircdatc dog. wearing collar
Albuquerque tag No. 6hp. left Los
Luna sunday night and probably on
way tu Albuquerque. Reward Will DE
paid for information leading to return.
Notify Fred Huniug. Los Luuas. or
phone 1863. Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
WANTED

Neat appearing man, aged -, wants
position as clerk. where he can work
up. Steady and sober; married. Ad-
dress IT. %. A. care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
PERSONAL


LADIES' SHOES SHINED at Home.
Sinner sent to their homes. III So.
First or phone 932.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
Wanted

WANTED-Boy with wheel wants
work evenings after school and sat
urday. Address o. 6. Evening Herold.