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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
OBITUARY.

Louis lctter, aged u wears ol 1yO2
West street, died on March % d cirrhosia
u liver
Margaret IiIbcu. widow of John T..
Iiilibcn, died yesterday al her residence
1926 West Fourth street
Jane Doors, aged Y years, Of IIlG Lamb
street died on March % Of chronic
nephritjs
John Roman West, aged 81 years. Of
Brooklyn, y r., died on March 2I Of
pneumonia. Funeral services were held
Oh March "a with interRent at Bivcrview
cemetery, Wilmington
John T. Callahan, aged 80 years, Of go
West street died on March % Of pull
monary tuberculosis Funeral services
were held yesterday with interuent at
Cathedral cemetery
Charles A Brown aged II years. OF 522
South (laynont street, died on March p
u double pneumonia
Frank Maher, aged y ycars. of New
Castle. died on March II III the Delaware
Hospital Of typhoid fever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
SCOUT PATROL SINKS.
y Associated Press TO Every Kvcp,ng

BY Associated Press To Every Hvep'ng
Plymouth, Ma9., March GA gov
ernment scout patrol-boat struck a rock
OIL the Gurnet, between Plymouth hnrbor
and Brant Rock, early today, and. went
10 the bottom three quarters OF an hour
later.
Iife-saving crews from two stations,
which responded to signals of Distress.
took of the crew. First reports were
that all were saved
The vessel fired four shots for help Mt
d45 O'Clock and four more at 8 O'Clock,
causing much alarm along the sOith shore
Coast gIiardsmen from Gurnet and Grant
Rock had not sent the name Of the vessel
10 their stations when they signaled she
had fouDdered, after the crew was taken
of,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
PHnADEIPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

Ry Ns~oriaf,d Press - Every Evening
phiadclphia March 70 fggs easier.
nearby r>tS - per ease, noarhN cur
rent receipts l095, western extra Lr>ts
mo. western / r-te. 1925. fancy, So
lcctci packed. ilaf3 pcr dn1tn
Potatoes rucr New dorsey NJ. !,
per basket fOa65
Other articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26

] was blue in the face and red in the toes.
No more for me. Use "Gets-It" II
never fails Touch any corn or callus
with two drops Of "Gets-It, and Gets
IT. does the rest It's a relief to be able
To stop cutting corns. making them bleed,
wrapping them mp like packages and using
sticky tape and salveS. 1t removes any
corn clear and clean, leaving the toe is
smooth as your palm You can wear
those new shoes without pain, dance and
be frisl<y on your feet. It's great to use
"Gels-It"
'Gets-It' is sold at al druggists
you need pay no more than - cents
ii bottle, Or sent on receipt Of price BY
J.. Lawrence q TO. Chicago. III
Sold in Wilmington, Del, and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn remedy
by Erdman Hoffman, The Miller Drug
Store, HaEmonson Drug Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

By As>~,iatcd Press t. Ever, Evening
Chicago March 26 Cattle receipts
5000 ,tc:tdv Native steers. . f0alf 80.
stockcrs and feeders. 10all50 COWS
and hcifrrs. G.aIl So, c,lycS. lo50a
Is 90
Sheep receipts 10000. hm Sheep,
II lOal5 t0 tanhs. li503ia 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Prince Not a Stacker.

A. G. Prince, whose name appears in
a list recently issued Of drafteeS who
failed to live up to their obligations
should not be Included IN that list. as he
died before hc had .an opportunity to
take the necessary military steps. At
the time Of his death he was AN officer
lor the B. d Q railroad and lived III Harvey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Step Lively! Corns
Quit With "Gets-It
Tie Great CoYn-Loo ener of the
Ace. Never / ails. I a Mess.

Watch my step What the uac
I 60 along right side up without care
even with corns, because / use ''Gcts-It.
the painless, of-Iht-a-banana-pccl coru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
ANOTHER TRAINING SHIP.
? Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston, Mass, March 2G. The steamer
Governor Cobb, for several years in the
passenger service between Boston and
Maine ports. was chartered, today, by the
United States Shipping Board as the fourth
Of . feet Of ships making their base here
for the training Of young men rs scaIncn
and frcmcn for the merchant marine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
CHIC AGO HOG MARKET.

B> Associated Press e. Ever, Fscniug
Chicago, March % Hogs. receipts
s. .0OO. slow Bulk III 0nal-75 light
II 05al775. mixed Is 7ial7.10. heavy
l6.O0iI7 Is, rough I6O0aI64l: pigs
II 45aI667
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
Grtnr RatSebfr.

a0nia 4arl XII. BON Sdpeoen,
Der bersifs nit finf5ebn Sabrsn ouf
ben Enron lam, rift emit in geglsis
tung leines 9sttsrs, bss 6sr5ogs BON
SoIitsin, unO sinieer anOsren 9errsn
Isinss 9eIolges aus. u%ntsrpsgs itieB
Die @sIeIlI6Oft ouf sineH Suufen
8auboI5. Der 9er5og BON 5olitein
madts benz iunaen 8onie ben 8orz
ialae, gu DsrIu6en, Oh bic pferoe
IS ipobl fertig brGdisn, ii6er oas
9inbsrnis bi%npeoSuisbsn. 4arI mar
IGfort bo3u bereit uno mollte Iogar
Der srIte Iein, Der bos tiibne Waess
Itid beItdnoe. Gben poIlts er benz
RoITe bic Sporsn seben. aIs Der
@rof 0n6tmsiItsr benz pier0e in eie
3iigel fiel unO ben 90nig nit ben
@ortsn auriidbrGnste: Isle iOllten
Iiebsr nidt oa biniibsrreitm. Der
Ser5o9 BON SOIi.sin Iubr i'm 3ornig
an: nWie ionnen sic es hagen. benz
&0nig in Ieiuem Millen binterIi9 gu
Iein2"
Rubig srpibsrte Der Bndtmeilter:
nGusr 9urdlaudt mOgen rubis Oas
Boseitiid unternebmen, mein aDnig
ober foil es ni4t tun.@ auber Ii6
Dor SSrn fubr 9oItein ben Sc
treuen an; .Sie i6einsn ni5t gu
piIIen, nit mem Gle reben." yDas
irsiB i'd redt gut loutete bic rubige
@rpiberung. lid rebe nit benz Sers
3og bon !6olnein. Q(ber 9urdIaudt
irerben Iih gu erinnern bslieben, oaB
Sic nit Dem Rate pes &6niss, benz
9rofen Wa9tmsiiter >rsben. Mein
&Gnig obsr lam BEL einem fol6en
tiibnen Sprunse bos @enid breden.
8iellei6t oenten sic bonn &0nig BON
Sdpeben gu perben. Das foil ober
niGt geldeben, folange i6 9ans
@adtmsiter belize" 9a penbete
Der &0nig iein ROB, tIrpfte benz al>
ten auf bic S9uIter unb fagts:
Rein, lieber Otter, i'd perSe ben
Sprung ni9t modem"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
Sn Der @cacnO BON MiROnla.

Die neueIte 9eriibmtbeit inter
Oen StGoten oes Gtootes Montana
lit 0iiiioulo, un0 5lpar oeSpegen,
pcil es @merifo Den erlten meibli-
den 8crtrctcr I'M aongreB gege6en
bat.
Wliiioula mare aud obneOieS elm
Invertebrates St1Ot6ten, oas ireilib
bis iebt nod nidt pom 8eItrllbm
Gefront moroen lit. 9luf Der Saupt-
Stromideioe oes 6elsgebir9es lie
eeno, mo Die Soben iebr ldroff bon
Den @benen ouiltcigen, lit es cine
Oorbiloli6e neitlihe Wtulterito0t, De-
zen 9alIptinOultrie bis iebt 8ergbau,
Sol5i6l1gerei mo 8ieb5Idt inn gro
Fen Stile morer. Seit filr5em bat
es aud cine acknowledgement,
mo idon erbofien Die lotalpatrioti
lhen 8eiuobner, Dab es i'll naber
3ufunft 5lr n3tderltaot 0es Use.
items" lid auiidningen merOe. gtun,
penn Dies mebr 3nder inter Die
2cute bringen ioltc. 10 wdrc es ie-
0enfou8 bodit niinidensmert.
Ole S5enerie bon Wfiiioula lit ie-
eenfouS iuun0crnoIl. Neben ibrer in
cnItrieaen ltno lolobauli6en geoeu-
tung lit ole Stoot, Die uieaei6t
monber 9eipobner oitli6er @egen.
oen gar nidt olf Der 9orte fin0en
fam, aud cine 8ertreterin geiltiger
9ultlr, = entiaItet Ood Die sllni-
rerlitD Of Wiontaua" bier ibr en-
IprieBlides 8irtenl
glI oos allies biloen ii6 aber Die
Miliolilaer iebt bel meitem nid)t TO-
pieI elm. pie oit Die @rlp1blilng BON
Sri. Seonette Nanfin ais critics meib.
lifeS Wlitglieo oeS &ongreiieS Der
Ser. Stnoten. Cans ltreng genonl-
men, fam Nilioula Tie eigentlid3
nidt beanIprlid)en, oenn SRI. Hontin
mur0e ouf einer @eiOeiorm ettuo
lc6s MeiIen iiioli6 bon Wiiiiouln
oeboren; ood oorarf fomnlt es ou6
nift genau an. Sdon pegen OeS
IobeIboIten 0bit . Hei6tlmS nonl
9itter.@cot.So miro Miiioula wobi
nitt mieoer ocroeiien mer0en, audi
iuemu SRI. Rontin nidt D0ie ein5ige
Senne I'M 2orb" bIeibtl
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

Der geridttide Streit,
Der in pbilobeIpbiu 3miiden Der
6irma &lap &c Stranger uno Sbuz
bert Bros. tpegen bes 4uftretens oes
&omiters Rnpmono 9itdod tobte, lit
frieoli9 bei9elegt norbsn. Rad benz
3pif6sn ben beiOen 4genturen getrof~
Tenen Qbtommen baDel 2lap &c @ra
longer ibrsn 8er1u9 a~ufgeseben.
9it9cod gu opin9en, mur' in ibrsn
bieligsn Sbeatern auf5utreten, un0
Der senannte S9auipisler piro audi
in eiuem bieii9en S4ubertsS 9eater
auTtreten.
Sn ibrem m0bIierten 3im@
mer in go. FOG Wsf Is. StroBe,
Rem, gort. 1T bic stma so Sabre oIte
Srau Morb Mc@plOrid als 2ei9e
boraeTuuben porben, Der 2Orpsr
Tdredli9 p%srbronnt. Nie ss l9sint,
lom bic Grau beim 8srIud. bos
@as bss !SeioOfsns aauoreben, ben
6lommen gu nabs. Sbr Na9ttleio
fling 6suer unb bic 4ermite. bic of
Fenbor in Sbnmadt gsfollen iein
muB, erIitt sinen i4redIi6sn Sob.
Sn Ro&efer, 81. g.. 1T Ser
21idbrise Gheriicr Srant @olterS
BON Der pittsburgh 8p>prOOutts
Gote so. eritidt, ols sr SOIuol uno
8snSol aug einem 9assemsnge aus
fdeipen polte.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

High Life. ...gnolih
agein" - logte Der @begatte - oa
NOR ieine Sdeioung pol5oeen NOR
Deal
Gid. Sunse Srau (bei Der
8eobndtung Der MpuofinIternis,
3Grtlid): .Wie rsi5snb, Sdab =
uniere erIte semeiniome %onbfinier,
nis!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

dred and flny $3.50 10l Dollars. vita inter,
est at The rate of Twelve ti2ttl per cent
from he Ism dny of March 1913, no the date
" the sale and Tor VWsniy five t&2lIul
Dollar. attorney Zoe aud Tor all accrued ana
nctruing costs pHd uutsrs. rumas smith
was appointed aud directed hy said Judgment
tu advcrtisr aud ,ell thn hereinafter described
property to.Wit:
said property e .ituatcd in Berna.ilo
County, stat, of Sew Mexico. ard further
described o., follows
said parcel 81 land contains tho follow
inE mrasuirs and boundaries The length ON
the North and south from Eagi To- West r.
ore hundred aud thirteen G1G) feet and m
length of tho t5sf side from North 90 south.
ffty-rne tIpl ieCt ADD ON tho West sidc
from Eofth % south. siEtY one ttll feet.
bounded on she North BY land OF santiago
barH un rho Ea.f hy o. piLlIr road ur the
West hy ttr iHnd Of he second PARTY. DEtid
. Mrttgsr and ua The South hy q road hr-
longing 90 M srrund part, EnraruAeion Al
MILO aud TIC trst party VIA the under
standing has there b, q lateral ditch on The
south side ~ be- said road running from
Past to West bon which Eurarnsrion ArmJo.
y I Bararti. santiago Baca and the sccond
PARTY have on interest with all improvements
therein.
SOW THEREFORE under and by virtue
~ the power yeftfd iu me o. special mas
Ter. under said judgment notice IL hereby
given tlRi on the oh day ot December. 1915
a. the hour ~ = . M % the Court House
fNNNNH ~ fNNNNNNN NNNNiN. -INNN NN view NiN|
ira | do h'reay Otter Tor sale and FOR each
10 the highest and tesf bidder ~ ulhlir
ycndus ihe above dclrrihed property for fhe
purpose ~ paiing said Judgment, costs end
attornrys Zee.
That out ~ the pr1rrrds derived from The
salc ~ re said property. I viii fret pay the
costs gt the court ana the acrruing costs and
expense oi sale, together with che attorneys
Zee for Twenty five $3.50 nl Dollsrs Hgd o.
r'GsuuHhl" f.. 20 Ma. special master in tho
sun ~ Ten $4,000 Dollar that after the
same arr deducted then tn balance 20 he
applied 20 the payment ~ the Judgment Of
Ono ipndrod aud flhy Nt5O0nl Dailau
and ai Interest ~ the rate 81 twelve 09fsl
per Gems from the iaol day az March i9is
20 the date ~ the sale that after the bay
mrut n The Judgment snd rho rosin. and tho
attorneys fees a. above described any re-
naming many derived from the aid sale
shall - paid "a the defendant. ~ said prop.
erty AZ said Nsle does net sell fer q sufnel
snt amount 60 pay the aid judgment Gusts
and attorneys fees. then the defendant is 10
have . dcteleney Judgment for such an
aniount - remains due
TOMAS SMITH
special Master
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
THE GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME
By CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright. 1918. by Carolyn Beecher).

She really was lust u bit curious as
why ne had comc.
How dc do. Soto she said as he
entered the room. What ~ Il? What
can | do for youH'
j am well. madam. I come to
you because ! van to work FOR YOU"
But ! havo all the servants | need
or can afford, Soto. am alone now
and do not need much helm. Jane
aud the cook do All that is necessary"
\ want 10 work for YOU the Jap
replied, a peculiar timhrc IN his
voice, e nose oil p-ositivcnoss Eliza
lcth resented
"But / told YOU. soto. I 10 not
need any more help. I will speak to
my friends and n I hear of anything
I VIII let you know"
"Madlmc has forgot
Like a flash II came over Elizabeth
That soto was going 10 huld what he
had done over ncr as a threat Let
HIM, she cared nothing now. n he
chose Ia tnll Blake, why, The did not
care Blakc's opinion OF her counted
for nothing now thnt Marion Lambert
was with him. She chokcl back a
aoh at the thought OF the sWcatcr she
had knitted fun Of hope. and It's
fate
NO. Soto, 7 have forgotten moth
ing, But | havo no work for you.
YOU got a place with some OF my
friends
Il promised to forget. madam. /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
CHAPTER LNNI.

one day Elizabeth Was surprised
10y "A call from soto. She had almost
forgotten his existence h had for
gotten that she was IN any way iE
his confidence. Tine Blake had
everything else seemed 81 I'M
important All the past seemed 50
long past although u wss only REILLY
a short time as time ~ t%ockoned.
But she rcckoncd time by her henit
aches. and the time seemed vaguely
distant when Soto had destroyed
Marion lamhcrts portrait FOR her
sake.
when Ianc said That Soto was
waiting To see her. Elizabeth lust for
q moment hositutcd Why should she
see him2 lie stirred unpleasant
memories, made her think OF things
she would willingly forget Not only
the destruction Of the portrait. tina;
waa ahc least. lie brought back the
happy days she had spent Ia the
studio when Blake Mas other paint
ing children or touching up some nj
most finished pictures. and she was
10y him, reading, pr quietly watch
ing until ne was ready to take hes
home.
Elizabeth ivcrsOn az ihis timc
fought against an feeling OF tender
ncst anything which would soften
her again toward Blake.
Let HIM come In here she finally
told Jane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
UNCLE SANS JOBS

The y. : civil service commission
announces open competitive eNumiua-
TONS as follows
Last No Examinations In which
competitors are not assembled, hut are
rated upon the subjects Of education,
uainiug and experience, ana %currobor-
alive oVldence.-A Applications for these
examinations are received at dnN
time.
chief Of survey party Cmaicl. 81. 700
to 50. poo trausitnau tmnlel, ~ 400;
l,velmgn CmaleI. s2,tOJ; rodWan
tutalrl, Sl.SUu. chairman tmalcl, ST.
500. craftsman. topographic 1m0l"
ans fcmal"l s2,lU0, exterior eXpedl
tor ,malct, 81. 900 TO $4,000. Inter
Tor expedition (male), $500 10 So
uU0. assistant interior expedition
unalej, s.. 500 To- SSt.Soo; livestock
marker supervisor Omnlcl. Ss2.400 TO
80. 900, livestock market assistant
supervisor (male). $500 to 5000.
senior cost accountant 1mals and fc-
malel. 81 200 to S4.2oO; junior cost
accountant (male and femaleb, ST.
20O To 5000; clerk quai,s,ed In ac-
counting (male aud femalel, 1000
a. 1880; inspector of plant construc-
ton (male1. S2,4UO to $4,000, assist
ant inspector OF plant construction
tmale) $1,000 To 81, 900.
List No. DENOMINATIONS of the
ron-assemhled type. Tor which appli-
cations mus be filed by the dates
specified;
October ee-Deputy collector. in
spector and agent, A%ntinarcotic act
Omalcb. Kl.6be.
November 5--cil and gas inspector
mapping wells (mnlel, $500 to
So 400.
November i2-Proparator. section
OF physical metallurgy 1male and Re
malel, $500 10 $1,000.
November i2-ApsiS,ant Autograph
ic pressman (malel, $500.
List No Examinations In Witch
competitors will he assembled FOR
scholastic tests;
Every Tuesday-Stenographer and
typewriter (malc and femaleI, $500
to Sl.2uOs hookkcepcr (male ana fe-
i1aiel, 5000 and over; hnokkeepcr-
typewriter mRle ana female1, $1,000
and over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
'GOtt Strafe' on
Hun Bric-a-Brac

The Exhibition OF War Curiositics
which was held at The Hague from
july ~ 10 30 Of this year. contained
q number If extraordinary objects
" hich seem 20 represent the latest
thing" In German hate. Not content
with staging nnd shouting "tiYtt
strlfe England In the streets and AZ
fublic gatherings. the Teutous have
even engraved this favorite motto on
~Crockery, clocks. desk sets. ash-trays,
handbags and pocket books.
a still more startling display cook
the form of a red glass window plate
bearing n picture OF the Deity, flying
through the air. armed with a dagger
and "A Prussian shield. Underneath b.
the inscription. in German type, len
strafe England
Of curse. there were many pnr-
traits ana poses Of the kaiser. One
OF hen contains the bland state
ment Elm Mann NIT Cote lst imwcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
Lost

have forget tin now. Madam .s alone
and lonely. soto wants WoiF " Is
ratural that ! come 10 YOU You viii
think II oVer aud let me stay. Make
q piece for me. Tho wages I DO mot
considcr-whnt Won nio I viii stay"
ElizJocth grew a btt fushtcucd
lie had spoken of nor Loneliness 0s
q reason for his comIuE What did
he mean? She mus SAY something
to prevent him comiue again rom
over again prcsumsng So rHlus sh.
said:
You are mistaken, Soto. ! am not
lonely, and ! do not Mood 90 man in
my apartment. | Shall have to ask
YOU to GO now. ! am very busy. II
YOU viii leave Your p,idrcss WITH Jane
| viii send YOU word 81 I near 81
uuvthing."
Soto made no mo,c 20 eco
II have forgptten tll now. hc re-
pcntcd.
Elizabeth. never polIcut. completely
lost what mold she hal Kept On her
sclf, aHd answered sharply
II told Nou haai 30 place for YOU.
I am busy ! how 40 more Tine to
give YOU" and ton'hinr the bell. she
waited. Standing. iur Jane "a answer.
Docs Mr.. ~ on know p" soto
asked.
no, But don. think YOU ear
frighton me- by uroatcning to icll
him. I really don't care now II he
does know. II would rather please
me II he did"
e have forgot tn now" Tho
toiteration got ON Elizabeth nerves.
Where WAS Jane why didn't sire
come
Now, see here soto she usod her
most disagrccablD tohe, II want Ia
hear no more OF his Twill help
you get a place d. | can But that
la all" suddenly she imagined he
was trying To blaHkmail her, compel
her To pay for hs silence. u shall
not pay you a cont IL YOU want
ia tell Mr.. iVcrsou what you did. YOU
can easily lind his address lie IS in
France as YOU probably know
Yes. | know. lie write me Go go
TO warehouse aud got sketches, and
sec that's why / come here"
sketches! what sketches %"
sketches of Madam Lambert, and
others"
Il viii rcmomhor TO send sou word
" | find anything ior you. BE sure
and leave your address with Jane"
Elizabeth said. as lanes appearance
prevented further talk OF the
sketches.
Soto had failed u his errand-for
The present. but H. had lett q sting
behind him that would have satisfied
even his crafty nature could he have
known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

October 25-Fircmun (mnlel. $3.50
October 26-Messenger UemBlcI,
$500 10 500, forest and field clerk
tmalc and femalcb, Si,1oU to $500;
sicnugrapher and typewriter, field
service tnnle and fcmaiei. SiO0 ana
over.
October 2s-Forost ranger tmalc)
S1.t0O.
November P-Ciork carrier Cmnle).
November 5-Ioder unnle and fc-
male), $500 t. $1,000.
Information and application blanks
may ho obtained from ~. J.. Pagan
lccal secretary. Albuquet Que, y NJ.
oi g. ]. Snyder, district secretary.
: ust office building. san Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
Retiring American
Envoy to Britain
Is Critically Ill

Sow York, oct 12.-Waltor Hines
Page. retiring American ambassador
10 Great Britain, arrived hoy, today
from England, critically ill lie Or
suffering from heart disease From a
steamship he was brought ashore on
q Htrctchcr n removed 60 90 huapi.
tai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
AoEMENT CIRCULATION, ETC. RE.
oUIREp BY THE ACT OF AUGUST "a.
fnHr m rnr MrnAIn-

AGEMENT. CIRCULATION, ETC. RE.
oUIREp BY TIE ACT OF AUGUST "a.
1919, OF THE EVENING HERALD
published daily OIL Albuquerque, y NJ Ion
October 1 1918
Editor. II. y Hcring Alhuquerque, n N
Managins editor II u hening' Aibnqa'r
que, n. NJ
nu,ine,s manage Co., $ valiant Ai0a'
Publisher. Central n.ntiag Go, Albuquer
owners: CentraI Printing Co, Albuqu,r
que \ ~ storkhoidar
n. H. Heniug NIuuquerquc. Thomas
Hughes. SANTA Fe n 81 hening, Alhuqurt'
que. ) 5. Ward. Artesiai r y. Mitchell
Albert l. q. nield Las VEGAS r. } Ross.
san Marcial. y u kaynolds, Las Vegas
. c Mossman, Roswell a. u Jones, Ros'
wcll. y. bloom. Trinidad; G NJ Farnsworih.
Roswell Nathan jaifa Roswell; &C Mar
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. Johnston san Maroiai G NJ Carr Alba'
querque A. u. Mcdonald Albuquerque c O
C,UhmAn, Alhuquerqu, e. J. Mapsi W Paso,
Tex y. Fnrr, MaFdalcna; O.. ;. Lusk, ~
sumner; G Cooley Wseon Mound W ;
Fullerton Megdalens Edward sargent
Chnma; u W Kliy las Vegas X J lones
Roswell. N. y. Mikosel. Springer. W "
Morley, Daiil ~ T. lalls, springer; p
Brini, Rofwell
known bondholders. mon gees. and other
security holders. hoidiug ] RrT cent or mouf
u total amount Of bond. n.ortgsges. or other
securities; Frs, SAVINGS Bank a Trust Co
Albuquerque, y ~
Average number - copies Of each issue "
this publication sold or distributed. through
the mails or othsrwisr, 10 paid subscriber
during the sis months preceding the dara
tsisnsdl GEO :. VALIANT
business Manager
sworn 10 and ,ghscrihed before me This
10Th day of October. iels
a. n HENfNG.
(seHll Notary Public.
tMy oomalssion expires Aus ~. I922l
State % View Mexico County Of Hernsliilo.
IN the District tnuri
David } Me,sgcr. Plaintiff, Va. lesusiia II
Telles. Defendant
No. 1881.
Notice Of Foreclosure sale by special Master
he n known that whereas on the gUh ds}
oi Sspismber 1915. a Judgment was rendered
In tho above silyed and numbered eanss
against iesusiia y Telles ana in favor Of
David }. Meilger, TOT The sam Of one Hun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
MUSICAL INSIRJMENTs

BARGAINS m planos. plaN,r pianos
and monographs. IiauUa rented.
Henry - ltothmgn. iiT South FIRST.
opposite AlNgrado hotel open ev-
tutugs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

EsSema spreads rapidly itching al
most drives you mad. For quick re-
lief. Deans ointment Is well recon-
mended. W cents at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
J. B. Ilipp Candidate
For Sheriff on the
Republican Ticket

i a. Nipp farmer and %siochman
ot Ranches Gle Albuquorque auuoun-
c'd himself today us % candidate for
the republican nomination FOR sheriff
Of i%irTualillo county. lie is vel
known in Albuquerque ana through
out the county ana is expected TO have
strong support in the county conven-
ton on October %.
Mr. Nipp has lived in Albuquerque
and vicinity Tor the past twenty years.
He WAS FOR some years a conductor on
the Santa Fo railroad In 1909 Mr..
Nipp was married to Joscfa Gutierrez.
daughter Of the late Guadalupe GU
%tierrez. and since hia marriage has
lived on che well known Nipp rtrch
tour miles north of Albuquerque on
the Fourth street rond.
Every day HERALD WANT ADS
lind help. secure positions: Sc! article"
no longer needed rent houses. flats
apartments. stores n real estate: finf
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms
Classified Ads BRING Results.
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o

ALL KINDS. both new andr second
hand. bought, sold. rented INC rt.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EN.
change. Phone gft. 122 So. ath. 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
WANTED-Female Help

WASTfp-Two mniis for dining
room and cbambor work. 1891
West Central.