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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Girl Of My Heart. !"

Eda Ann Luke, who will play the
leading role in Girl OF NV Heart,
Perry J. Kely's new musical comedy
which will be given at the Academy
today Tuesday and wednesday, with
matInees today and Wednesday. ia an
actress and singer Of marked ability.
That her talents are diversified is evil
denced by the fact that she has played
with equal facility the exactlng roles
of Shakespeare heuoines. dramatic
leads and musical comedy parts.
It Is in musical comedy. however.
that sho excels. and for the past four
years her activities have been devoted
soieIy to this work. She will be re-
IN am hered for her admirable efforts lit
Prince OF Pilsen" and My Home
Town Girl"
In Girl of My Heart" Miss Luke
is Eeen to the best advantage as the
frivolous. merry charrner. whose anus
ing escspades furnish the motive for
this diverting comedy.
vertner sexton, who sings the lead
ing ter6r role is n conscript from
the concert stage. for which his voice
was trained. The singer is native
product, having studied At the Gin
cinnatf Conservatory of Music and I'M
der Arthur Phillips. the well-known
teacher Of voice culture at Carnegie
hall. New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Stolen Car Is Recovered.

Detectiye-Sergeant Atkinson yester-
day recovered an automobile stolen
from Joan Jaralemon, of Hampton
and the owner wired police headquar-
ters last night that he would come To
Richmond tomorrow TO identify his
car and take IT back The car was
left at & local garage Saturday by two
soldiers, the detective reports, who Sc
cured $40 from the proprietor. on the
pretext they wanted TO get 10 Newpor,
News, and would return Monday for
their car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

III tstt W. Icy
ia, a<xn~ry x Lauder villa :!
,lswxt N9r61v Here. and that's ~
WITT $500 Kinder hard on kfa
sHho n x4e1 xErifty.
wFal1au Grady u orsanis.IAa]|
speai4l c0xss p&ny e present rhensa3
ssho <14H1s fssesk IN tne LipefR send
srg,e IL ~ rAfnps. Tie will AZ m r.
over the Same circuit The az -
Hour. ''Nfother," and
successful plays
vsrnon e.a.t,e lesI his entire estate
81 NJ sno ,..sS This will has been pro1
oated. but the . Of the et'% made
TOY w. 81 az Il lieutenant Castles death
1890 = vi !, ~euia not exceed $4,000.
Eugene cowles who n mis- p'inls
..,~s one OF the best singers on the
6vsrattc stage. is now appearing IN
s.f,hu chin Chow" in the role OF On
IduIlah. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Grand opern stars at the Lyric

Grand OpeTH Stars Rt the Lyric To-day
Eleanore Cochrane. grand oper7
prima donna, who recently entered
vaudeville, will be n prominent fea
ture of the new show at the Lyric
today There will be two matinee
performances. the first at and the
second at $50 o'clock.
With the dramatic soprano will
come Eric Zardo, the distin guished
pianist. who will accompany Miss
Cochrane and render several piano
solos Lovers OF good music will find
this attraction especially enjoyable
The program arranged includes both
classic and popular music, being de-
signed to please all tastes. On the
bill with the grand opera star will
he M'Naliy, Dinus and De Wolf, a
trio Of versatile variety entertainers.
They have an act that includes lit
tie bit OF everything amusing.
The De Macos, unique gvrnnasts.
will offer a series of difficult and dam
gerbua feats OF athletic skill, allow
and aloft Johnny Cantweh an7
Reta Walker. old favorites here. are
returning with q smart new comedy,
singing and dancing act.
An uproariously funny feature
which will appeal with equal force
to Riddles and grown-ups. will be
the Monkey Hippodrome. The troure
OF monkeys gives a veritable variety
show
with the new vaudevilB bill will
come new and stirring war pictures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

rance, March sl-Every Amori-
1ier In France Is thrilled 10 the
~ BY General ieershings offer 20
<Ce the American evolutionary
- at the disposal Of General Pc
- Tor us@ wherever the allied high
nmAnd sees ~, in this supreme de-
1--we test against the ~nemy's reck-
~ expenditure Of lives In an at
Sp1 70 break through.
~ American soldiers showed tie
Ills NJ their training in their whole
IucS. even In the salute when stsff
- passed The training fl now
III. The beginning Of the real
~ N az hand The troops are glad
q into action. particularly Ia this
I'll negind
KNx resehinT hsfe N 10 the effect
10 Freneh and British havs
No. ekemlN@A sA~ ~R~sns~ TAim -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Automobile is Stolen.

r. r. Mcdonald. of r. r d. No. T.
reported 10 the police last night That
his Etudebaker automobile, carving
tag No 7TO5, had heen stolen from
the corner OF Allen md Park avenues
about o'clock The police were put
on the trail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

indicated even by todays Saturday
conmuniuue from Berlin.
The news was received with tho tn
tensest Joy by the Americans. who
now feel cure that they will be in
the thick of II when the tables are
turned on the foe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

New York, March 3is~~-The New p
tarnatianai league, which was ban
Last week. after the vote to suspsnd
operations by the club owners OF ths
scId organisation, will assume deanite
xcrm next Wednesday. AT that time 4
rAeetfng Of the four club owners VIVA
hsFe been granted franchises In the
uew circuit VIII be held here
At present there seems to be pientr
Of haAtAriai for MI eight-eiuc orSaas-
xafiEn. which will include the stnrss
clube of the international league. Bal
ssnnoare. Toronto and Rochester. the nd-.
cIeu@ of the desnnct New York state
league ana Jersey City, Up TO data
there Nhava been atx applications for
membership received.
The Tsebts OF the old international
league swiil be paid az we'll as the back
salaries due players of the BunMo
team, according to an announcement
made al the club headquarters here
today. prhe lsagwe wlii go out OF ex-
isssHae kvith no financial obligations
which nfve not bssf rtet. whstevsr
funds may be lefs In the treasury at
ter sssfssng un the accounts OF sfie OLD
circuit. IL IA understood. will be divided
between Ind Frcvfd@ucA. Montreal and
Richmonss cfaba. ws.'rsa will not become
nasnner~ ~ - new league
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
IN NE SpOT LIN |

MARI Rtai ~ xts4< - i<tr I -
has resse "a u hsn.f IL IN 49, -,
partmert Z oSr,ross1,ar, 81. tfaanire
camp actfvfffe. fsr INA {,tYrA60r& IN nnf.
ting oveT th1 snsl,tayv 800 rfa frsrssn,
features IL Inc rau,,,e asad canton.
menTs. III .ss,an,. scss& rl1as tsse nlane
for tbAs,, ssssnrts ..,,xssnte Fa1 ~ FAR
Ionrar ,a,,[,.ss -
, I $500. N
/ Mra p4xx. ,sas s<s,sga ~ Z IL. ,,,s
Sandn ~ 49,. 49,. rsfss = ss sssspss assxs u
now rsssss Il, II ss.ss 4 ~ sx,sf
| SAWS "a Ntghf - AZ, Lar
= - - -. -
cvriI Mauha ~na4.s - .r.ssl,sss f1,as.
Iaeterizatlon az IND osa Iawysr il
iArriaNSa~,r $50 [, m. =. $3.50, n,
this countrv fra.ss ! ssses.as~fssg te,,,r nv
Ausfrafia and ss,sa, ,kssar l. stIs
co,,rtrv y,~rs - 80 - .s.a ,xss.,s
epement ~ rhsrs.s,. rs~ns, kvsar re n
Tha 81 y,,,s ~. Il "A a.. 49, ),
bers tna wa,,-s~s.s.ss - sssssss, ssss,r
wright
.roollo. ~ e,s~s !, n. IL r,ax..s,,,,,
ana Zoa, p.ras+sa,, $500 fxsss.s, $500
-. Il -. a -. - - -
arc e, - - -. s = 80
saXa~a : 49, ~
/ a nhnr,,. -, - 80 @ 80 ~ e.
thino- ,,,n,..h s..,.ss. - ~ - 80 $50
Miss vyht.a sssiAss 49, II -
tjon in the rs's,;a,.. - ~
| Alan pa,a,. .gr,ha xsasa. e. ~
! rrufurs,s -. a,,.1 49, 10y .sa
ttaLn, "a az. s ~.ss.s. . -,
fnrassa IN ssas,, ~. .s4.s -. ~
ling thar any,hgr.s -,
- s'''-s e'se.
Enrico fsar,, So. 1900.
song in coItaho.a.ss ...ss,. vs.sss..ss
Bellezza. entifiasa ~ sna~fs rrass.g.,, =
It was featured - rarrssrsa So, ss.s
-
Richard TTara;rv r,s,,.. 49, .4.
left an estate ~ nn,v <ro ma assas
ing to an accounting IN the surrrvatsss
ONCE of Winchester rnuntv Nav
York II ALI COOS n HE wife rsa.s,a
Mccoy Davis. who vas a. orss-s.,ai
'sYama Yarna" Girl In 'r1.hraa r-as,rs !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

In announcing the arrival of Harry
Lauder in Saskatoon. Can. the Phoe-
nix. a newspaper In that town re
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Easter Spirit Among Troops.

France, March BID spi e the
bleak, rainy. chilly weather, true
Easter spirit prevailed among the
American troops today II was spirit
which reflected the hope borne nine
teen hundred and eighteen years ago
on Resurrection day
Instead of the usual three days
world wide mourning between the
crucffxion and the resurrection II has
4 been ten days world wide worrying
aimee Hindenburg launched his tire
mendous pincer drive against the al
Hes.
Today, the reassuming communique
from Paris and London, coupled with
tactical admissions N the Berlin state
ment. strongly indicated that The
eneray's advance is stopped, while the
French communiques stated that re-
Inducements were arriving constantly
at the threatened points.
Holy services wega held eVerywh ere
where American troops are gathered
In France, and the men attended will
ingfy and eagerly. though fully i'm
bued with the seriousness Of the occs-
stou In many shell-swept villages
Americans foregathered with their
French comrades, holding sin & ! g
I Raster service. listening intently to
the French army priests and ehaplains
fntone solemn rituals while deep
throated guns doomed and projectile
whined over head.
At many places mas was said to
men standing tn drilling rain steel
hated and gas masks strapped 10 the
chests. alert for all emergencies rs
none knew when Il hurst Of enemy
gunfire might scatter death and de-
struction among them. The troops.
standing and listening 70 the services,
held their rifles upside down so the
rain woald not drip down the bar
reis. The collars OF their raincoats
were turned up over their ears.
Az the troops moved along highways.
passing roadside shriues with the
Savior on the cross. they sa1uted the
Savior, Just as the French always do
when passing such places
No doubt. many ii Sammy rejected
on the transition since last Easter
when the holiday was celebrated with
coiored eggs, candied rabbits and ar
ti3ciai chickens-~today they are GA
the eve of partaking in the greatest
battle in the worlds history
But Excitement and anticipation
drowned out other emotions and there
was not one but rejoiced that Il was
assured that the American army had
arrived in time TO make it's weight felt
In the elimination of the mighty strug
gle against the imperious foe who
would dornineer the world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
Americans Advance in Toul.


France. March 81 One of our
Reconnaissance patrols entered the
German trenchee on the Toul front
early this morning, penetrating IL 10
a depth OF several yards They found
1t more heavily occupied than usual.
20 they Withdrew suffering casualtleS
Two Companies of Germans were
conserved mancevering in the German
Tear. possibly rehesrslng raid The
enerny Is showing greater activity,
numetous WORKING parties careless iy
exposing Themselves and offering
many tarEets for the American Shippers
and BUR thirty seven milimetre guns
One Of these guns fred forty rounds
ITO a German machine gun nest.
1owfng II up entirely Several enc
- e0idfers have bsen seen wearing
1w uniforms and carrying marching
- Aviation activity was prevented
GRAINS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

displays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
MEN INTERNATIONAL
| lEAGUERS To MEET
ca. rrshs Apply for Franchises
Dropped ny Cities In oid-Tfne
CtrcuiE

Charter nembers of the New In-
tevnstienal league;
Halffmore, Toronto, Rschsster
aaA Jersey City.
catse@ which have applied for
franchises
syracuse, ssrnnten. WiiSesbsrres
IssngAanten. Eirntra and Buffalo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

Margaret Anglin. who seerns TO be
able to run the whole dramatic xanut
has sailed for Porto Rico for two
weeks' rest. and announces that on
her return she will give a season oe
Greek plays, associated with Walter
Damrosch and his New York SYM
phony orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

The Cohan Revue" will close at the
Amsterdam theater this week. not hav-
ing succeeded az well as the last one
of Mr.. Cohan's similar plays or skits
az they might well DO called II will
take TO the road for a speii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01
MAY TAKE CONTROL

Continued from First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

Enrico Caruse has writtefs march
song IN collaboration with yfncenxs
Beiiezza, entitled Liberty. Forever.
1t was featured ut Carnegie hall last
week at a concert
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

II We are 20 provide the necessary sur
plus either Ia money. man power, or
material necessary TO winning the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-01

Alan Dale's THE Madonna Or the
Future has closed In New yerk and
taken to the road. IT received palld
praise in New York. more for It's dar-
ing than anything else.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

state Of Now Mexico, County q Rcrno.
lilo, 50,
is TIN DISTRICT COURT
John Mcintosh. pluiufi0,
W.
Jessie 4. Mcintosh. Janet M,Iutosb,
Mary Davidson, 80 unknown owner.
o. the real estate described in plain.
tit complaint. and all unknown per.
sons who may ciaim any interest OF
itlo adverse 10 plaintiff In the real
estate described in rluintif's com.
pluiut, Defendants.
No. ll1>2.
The above uumcd defendants aud cuct
OF them viii take uotire that the above
mmcd plaintiff has filed his ,uit against
tho abnNc unmrd defendant. IN tho
uhuyt. named court; that the general uI.
icp' and prayer of .nrd complaint is for
the establishments Of the iiilc Of said
plaintiff and hi, ~,U.truunt-. Jessie =.
Ncluto,h. luuoi Mcintosh aud Mary
Davidson. iu and 20 tho real estate
hereinafter described. I. against the ud-
verse claims of 'br unknown persons
made parties ui.l,r 'ny .tvl" uf call
unknown owners uf the real estate Ne,
-.rihrd iu plaintiff complaint. and
aguiusf fhp adverse claims of ull 400.
known persons mudr parties defendant
under the styic OF ''uil unknown PERSONS
who may claim amy interest cor title eco
verse to plaintiff boo the rrHl "sjaty &c..
-rfihci in pluintin' complaint uul
that whom said unknown owners or uu-
known ,lainau mo-, or any of 'hcm may bee
H-,cftuiurl. THAT they be- made PARTIES
Iu thtir own proper pDrscU. and that ull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04
IkanSa, ct, livestock.

kansas city. Mo. April g. Hos
gec.,pts. 5000. Market steady Bulls.
Si5lUuI,5o. heavy. Sl1 % ga -;
heavy. xi5O0n HAS. light. 50, 81
I.5t. piss 2ig so p 1913.
cattle Receipt. u"u MHIh'
-trnur Prime FED steers. Sla BOB re-
1850. dressed meet steers, Al-.huA
I2.u. Western Steers. SII.tu "a 20,
..uthpt.n fot4s az utia Ig.nn cnf
k.spnl.. oo. hcifgr- x,.,5Hlap 900,
bulls s5.,uHt 1000. calves $4,000
TOO
-brep-n.,eiut- .uuu Market
bt.1.r Lambs $4,000 u.1o. yyat-
linrs. sII Uu Is.uu. wothcrs Sl3 'hfp
1900. ewes SIS Ou al , no.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04
No. 1880.
NDDi( on ~ III.

STATE co.'s NEW MEXICO,
COUNTY or BERNALIiLO.
~ THE DISTRICT Coi'l.T
Lcuuio ". Mcdaniel plaintiff
Va.
Thomas A Mechanics. defendant.
To the above named Defendant
Nuu Jr. h'r,lr notified that 70 suH
has aeon filed against YOU Boz me suId
uHrt and county 's tho Jhoy" uam"l
pluluJ,ff. lu which Tire said palnt.fi
pr.ps fur un absolute divorce ou the
.ruuuds of abandonment aud n"u-
support And you ur, lt. n.g notified
that unless SOU enter ur ctl-c 'u hc
entered your Appearance Ir said cause
ON cor before the tth duN oft Mas. 4
-. 1918. Judgment viii hc rendered 900
said cause against yuu hy default Hst
the relief prayed for win nn granted
The name OF the PLAINTIFF attorney
is Heacock a Grigsly whose post ut
flee address rs Albuquerque. y "
NHSTpR MpNTDNN, tlprE
By THOS. Is - MADISON. popu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

New YORK. April g. Mercantile pI.
per. four and six m,nth~. q p"r cont
hid. sterling sixty duS ulI.. t1"tt pr
cent. commercial siNt, dnN bills ~
banks i1lH per rpuf commercial
sixty dav bins. ana pcr r,U' 1r-
maud. t15& per cont. g.. Joe.
i1G ,-iG per cent.
liar silver ~ 7ac.
M,Virau dollar@ ,tr.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time ionus Market FIRM sixty
DAYS. ninety dave ard .iv months. g
per ceuf bid.
can monsy-Mprkot f.r'u tlIeh 8
per cont low 3is per cout ruliue
rate SO per cent. closing hid, ~
per cont. offered at. = pcr cent. last
loan. { per q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04
IHI M~NRKtTs.


view York April 4 Tho earl, stock
..''.' activity which gained some
'''H"htlW today from JUNIORS ON the
.t'htnrc of % ro,ult iu the aruiics 90
.h' central powers. halted after the
ii"i hnlf hour. speculative issue.
W' 'nwhilc extending their first gain.
0l'ts Jailed Co.. keep pace with the
r'h'rn. advance however ana rails.
except c%ouler-. were extremely duh.
reward noon, buying was resumed on
Do moderate sralc. marines oils AMI
American car leading thr movement.
:. lcfty g -. sold at H> N6 90 20
Iirst as al aG.52 To- 80 go and second
t4 al u As To- -. 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04
NOTICE ron PUBIC NnoN.


Department OF The Interior.
l.. $ Land office 900 santa be, g.. N.
March %, 1918.
Noticc is hereby given tsDt Adam
SorHa CO.. Tiicr1s. y. NJ, VINO. on April
~, 1915, made homestead SO. 0233i +.
FOR SO NEit, Nia SEQ section -.
township ~. range GE. NM.r mcrid-
ian, has filed notice of intention a
make three year proof. Co establish
claim TO the laud above deserved, me-
fore George X. craig. g. $ commits
sionor. at Albuquerque. y. At.. ou Mly
p. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Manuuo Griego. Of lfisarri
Romulo Gonzales. of l~ristrri
Antonio Garcia. Of IrisarrI.
Alexandra Ronqullo. ot ~irisarrl
Francisco Delgado, Register.
= H., t-9; l.. r.. 5-t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

lower creamery. 3tH toHc.
Eg4f Unsettled ErctIps ett-.
essc- Firsts saiac; ordiuat, FIRST,
81. ~ itc at mark. cascs included sea
r,ut
lutatoes-Marks luVrr E.ro pt.
30 cars: VII .un,iu. MICHIGAN. and
Minnesota bulls. % Soc. DO Jack
g2Mx 90.
I'oultrl Eoustors unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

Denver. Colo. Nprtl t-Cuttl' h'-
,pipts. $4,000. Market strong O" 10
cents higher. Beef steers. s'.'"H
1850. COWS and heifcrs. Sl..'H II o''
-tockcr- ana feeders. SN.uoW ll.1'.
calves, Si2. 0O rs li.0o.
Iiugs-Reccipgz 100 Market D"
to % cents higher. Closing weak Tnp'
si.t0: bulb. &1G1anlIl5
Rcceipt-. Nuu. Market htsh-
,r Lambs. SIS. 90 ~ 1870 ewes Sil "a
Etru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

-Four year old Charlotte WIS having
troubl, with h.r English. but she had
cntirol, passed nor difficulties ON one
point
go s,o how DC Dr. now. mother "a,
snid the other jlt Hens SGT and
las and people si' .p1 lie. dou't tlto>
mother country Gentleman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

chicago April Hogs l.',oip'7.
s5.UuO Market slow at yesterdays NN-
rrapc Bulk. Sl- tUHlT.'ns lgh-.
81. tsn1Nuu. hrtN. >lt "a ~ h',
uipe Nf3.uug l14..
cattle Receipte llUuu Mark
firm Native steers SO I'd" 1870;
stockors and feeders. $40 % Hu,
COWS and helfer~. Sc >U11t 90, calves.
StL.00m 1875.
sheep Receipt - Nurkc,
firm. sheep. xle a5111 90 nml".
S1l.15 W.O5
thiCago t'rOduc'.
chicago. April g. Butter M1rk {
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

N,w York. April Cotton futures
c'oscd firm. MI, 80 90. july 1888 a..
October 22l5. December 2.lG Jan.
nary 80 0W
Spot cotton Market steady.
mlddliuu GG nu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

When baby suffers with Group ape
ply ana give Ur Thomas Eclectic on
az once. safe for children \ little
goes q long way. SOC and coo. ~ al
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04
WANTED-Ciean cotton rags, at
The Herald Office.
FOR


ALL KINDS, both new and soco"d
hand, bought. sold. rented ana re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Es-
change. Phone HIl. l22 So. atm. g"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

Chicago. ApriI oats developed
FRESH strength to-day largely owing g."
motto, of the fact chat the visible sup
PIN was materially less than az the
corresponding tim, last year. opening
puotttluu~. which ranged cd "A i'
a cent higher with May az >'t .'
Nl cort-. were followed hN 10 slight
reaction and then 90 stronger advance.
corn reflected th, action uf oats
ANN ur,umg o. to - q cent u".
Wilh MAY ut Sl.-o7. Gao Si.-a "a 20.
the market scored % littl" further
Gain
I|Iuuid,tiug -I,s Weakened rI"'is-
IONS
Predictions that rcvipJs next week
would l, ,,tN lEht brought about
sin n.rhor prices which however iai'-
Get .v last Tho CLOSE wts steady, t
cont not higher, with May nt 'l-'
re- p cent
As-rrtiuuS that th, -t"ck- "t d''
.iit,d mcat. were tho largest ga Q
SHOWN. Iod -ubsopucutl, Co greater d,'
Ullucs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-04

rial injury Ga the rights ct the respect
i've owners ot said TEAL estate. then Tor n
sale OF suid real estate aGl % division
OF 10, prucrrds hrtwccu the pptiir- ua
cofdtug to their respective sights. uitrs
The payment af the costs ct ,nii ur.
fi"u, and for all such other and further
fclir' ns The parties may lr entitled ga
in equity. which said real estate H. ~
nate iu the counties uf Rrtnaliliu. Tor.
rance Hul Santa Tc. state of Vow NcN.
iro, to.Vif;
Iu. 4 ita.' pJ luud known as laIafn
Ranch. situate Boo the counties of Bofna.
lilo mud Torrance. iu tow nships aud \
north. rang" h east. aud more particular.
~ described n- iuiluv,:
Commencing 90 90 point iu Canada oi
Los tu~o. Spring which b. south So
20 rusi. Ht. 90 chains from the begin.
ming CORNER of The official survey of the
Town eft Chilli Grant. Thence north
o. 80 chains tu the northwest conner at
She tact herein described. Thence
south = 10 cusi $3.50 chains. Thence
south it east $3.50 chains. Thence
south 80 Is east - chains. Thence
uns' ln chains: thcu.p north 80 49,
east lu chains. Thence north IS ~
east. l0 chains. Thence north So a.
rn.i 20 chains: thence south 16' lO'
cpst 1850 chains; thoucr south so a.
east. ~ chains; thence north % tl'
east 81 chains. thence south sp- pust
$40 chains; thence south NJ pHsf IGnj
,huius; thence nurth 80 east 23S7
chains; thence south 90 cust 1910
chuiu~; thence south go- east 81
rhuiuS: ihcurr south : 80 west lut5
chains; thrurc south lt' west 1927
chains; thence north - west Iu.I :
rhuin~; thence south 20 30 west. $3.50
rhniH>; fhcure south II. go west 25>1
chains; thence south 49, go west toss
chains: thence south ~ 10 west IN
chains. thence south ~. uc-f nI5O
chains. theme, uot;N >5.5t rhaiu. io the
place ut beginning, containing iaG acre.
of luud in Brrnulillo rounty and l9j3.GS
nrtcs In Torrance county; % total in
said t'1ri cot 2i5a.GN acres Of land.
b. tract oi luud iu the Chiurhoutc
y alley. ir Torrance county. New Mexico.
purchased hN Willum Mrlrto.i from
Macmillan" Noutoyn. lose Manuel
N0ut"ya AND Pedro ElNrll. loo T. y.
u , o.. and more particularly described
90. follows. Rcgiuuiug az 20 stone, marked
90 Mel 600 tine south boundary uf the
Town of Chilli Grant fof 90 southeast
corner ut the tract herein described.
winch Stone o., 33G feet south 81 ucst
from the mile -touc nm a.. south buup.
dairy lime oi SAID Chilli Grant. Thrure
north : 3H' west. variation ~ 3u'
east 1861 feet 80 81 Stone for northeast
%rofurr. Thence ou north boundary south
- ~ west. 200 feet; thence north