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Evening star., 1918-04-18
Liberty Loan Rally Today.

At o'clock this afternoon there will be
liberty loan rally at the government
printing office. at which fifteen liberty loan
speakers will make addresses to as many
groups of employees simultaneously. A.
E. Seymour will late this afternoon ad-
dress employees of the American Red
Cross.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

NOllafs Of sun
In tho District Court. bernaltlu County.
State Of New Meairp.
The I,rsi savings Bank and Trust Company,
= corporation. Plaintiff,
Andrew Noioni defendant
No. I1t6.
To the shove named defendant You arc
hereby notified that q suit has been hlsd
sgainht you m SAID court and county by the
above named plaintiff. in which plainiif pra,s
Tor Judgment against YOU iu the sum 81
k7i2 ~. together with interest thereon At the
rate ~ \ per cent per annum from June ~.
1918. for attorneys fees aud costs ~ suit
and for o. decree furcciosing all your right.
ltlr aud interest m aud 50 CERTAIN lands 81.
usi, in bsrnalillo county, New Mexico. under
and b" virtue ~ the terms ~ u ccrtsiu mort
gage Decd executed by You, ON June 10. 1918.
recorded m Vol @ Of Mortgage. page 81.
records ni said county aud state. which land
is described a. follows. to wit A piece. par.
eel Ur tract ~ lsnd beginning 81 . poiut
marked hy q stake as the southwest corner
ct O. tract nov belonging 10 Henry Thibnut
lying west 81 The Barrias bridge ON the pub.
lc road leading fran Harclas to Atrisco and
known a. stake No /: thence in q uCrthwr,t
eriy direction slong tho western boundary 81
land belonging 10 said Thihsut HISS feet to
STAKE NJ 70 hence In a westerly direction
go feet ln STAKE No . theme iu q suulhrrly
direction, 221 feet to Stake 40. a thence IN
y southerly direction, 65t feet 10 Stake No ..
thence IN. . southwesterly direction. Sass feet
90 si1N" Ne y thence IN an %raNterlv directiua
500 frrt to stake No, Z thence IN q south
crly direction, 200 feet 10 stake No D..
thence In s northeastcrly direction. SO feet
90 the place 81 beginning bounded ou the
east hy the land belonging to Henry Thihaui
on the west hy land belonging to the Albut
uuerquc Land company on the buuth hy the
land belonging 20 MR. 4. Hirhut aud alAo the
public road In Hl containing Is , acres
You are further notified that unless you
enter lf cause tu Voc entered your appearance
n said csuse on err before the 9ist dHy of
July, 1915. judgment viii BE- rendered %againli
you by default and the decree ~ foreclosure
prayed Tor will be- granted TIE name ~ IN,
plaintlH attorney Is " A kelcher whose
postofhcc address i, Albuqucrqu, New Mcx.
leo
5caD NtSrOR MONrONA, Cl,rk.
~ ThCs X u Meddson Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

un the east ly the lands ~ lose Pohl ou the
west by lands cod Gr,soria padilia d. Elv ell
second traei~A .ract ~ land measuring
from eat fu wr.t 400 yards Ions aud go
ards N'ir from north 10 ,unit and bounded
a, follow On m north %, the thiuh Land
Gnnt aud uu the south by the Chilli Land
trant aud 0u the east by the lands ~ RuWulo
GuiieUel and on tho west hy ttr lands ~
Dulorr, Iai0ya
Third tssct Z, tract ut Iaui tin yard,
wide from north to south aud from ea,t 200
u cot 2ll Nards. bounded a. follows. on The
south 10y the lands ~ Nrstur rorrrf 1000 the
east bi the lands OF lose Manuel MoufOfH
un the west by th, land, ~ lgurf Nrmov'a
luuf'h tract Ego yard, long ir0m uuffh
90 south and Zoo yHrds wide from Sat 90
Wee. bounded OF The north by the lands OF
Manuel Dalrspi uu NE south hy no lands -
Nestur Nurrsf un .hc east hy lands If Desc
Moya AMI ou ihu vest by lands % Isnef
hruouta
Nov therefor. notice is hereby si,ru ihst
{. as the sheriff of Bernuliilo County Nrr
Mexico ly ,iriu, % ihr authority vested iu
tishest aud beef bidder for 'ssh a. public
trudur tho said ahuf, art. Decd property. or
30 mush thereof a. us.etsAry tD sausfy the
4aid udgmrnf interest anU ros'' Hf he front
f0ol uf The Court Hu.s, OF brrnsIll1 toun,
~. state ~ New Mexico. 81 . "a clock y ia,
ceeds o. hc applied Go the payment ~ tho
ssld Judgment and costs and any remaining
alter payment - said judgment interest aud
costs 90 be returned 10 the defendant IN 81.
ccution
In illness whereof I hereto afhs my hand
and seai Of office THIS the 18Th day Of lant'
1915
t9ean RAFAFL UAUgIA
sheriff of nernaluo touut, state % SECS
Me.igv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
Notice.

Proposal Tor Construction of Grade
school building, frost a frost. Ar
chitccts Commerce BuildinE, Al
huquerquc. Ncw McNicO. JUS LIST
1918.
Sealed proposals viii hc received at
the architects office until . o'clock r
m OF July Soth, 1918. cor furnishing
the necessary materials ard labor 10
construct erect and complete the
school building In accordance with the
plans and specifications, prepared and
furnished by FROST and frost. archi-
t"cts \ 'ort,loi check equal to tNu
per cent ol the estimated cost Of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Chicago. july g. Hogs Receipts
a. 1000. good hogs mostly steady ~
Saturday craEc best demand Tor
good lights: common packing sitpcs
SLOW. butchers sI6 G5Hiil0; light
sIG so l,..u. packing $ltO5H cob.
rough 81 ttM16 90; bulk of sales
tlGf5Hi u 90, pigs sleion 1858.
cattle toccipts 80 600; good beef
steers ldiIly steady. others slow I"
lower quaint, poor; calves s;oadN
sheep Receipts ], 900; strong 10
.sh,r. best western lambs selling AT
rlS ru. natives at $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF HEARING PROOF or WILL.
IN the Probate Court. Bernnlillo County.
State ~ New Mexico.
Ia the matter Of The last will and tesiamen,
Of Leroy o Moore. deceased.
To LrthA Sue Moore. Maisir X. Moore
Margaret u Moore, Everett Leroy Moore and
Philip - Moore. aud
To whom d, may concern;
Notice q, hereby given that In instrument
pnrpoTting to be the last will aud testament
OF Leroy q Moore, deceased. has been filed
for probate in the Probate Court OF Bernh.
liilo County state OF New Mexico. aud that
by order ~ said Court the lrd day Of Sep
embeT. 1918, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. a. the Cour, Room Of said Court In
the Town u Albuquerque. State Of New Mex.
leo - the day, time and place set for hearing
proof on said last will aud testament.
Dated AZ Albuquerque, Now Mexico. this
the 18th day Of June, 1918.
NESToR MoNTOYA, County Clerk.
(S6aD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

building Will o., required with each
proposal as a Guaranteed OF rcspon
sibility OF tnt bidder. checks
Will bc returned as soon as the
contract is cIusr, The night is rc.
served to accept or reject II 81 All
proposals. \ deposit OF ten $50 Uol
dollars VIII Dee required fui each set
of plans ami sp'" ncatiuus gwen out
which viii ho returned 10 the ucpos.
itor when tho plans aud specifications
are delivered nn.E 90 the architects. N
good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

chicago. Jul ScHuUucss cot
stooks available tot Irlu deliver,
tended Ia strcngthcu tho corn mari.ct
TODAY. especially as from now On a
ftcadN enlargement ct wheat ship-
mcuts promircd 60 purtatl receipts
oi corn Trade wa Nah, Initial
rricc4. whirh ,trirti from unchanged
rrurca To y cent lower. with Juiy
sli71s 10 SifS and September
81 So y were followed by Il slight adj.
ditional sag and thcn . material up-
turn an around
utts were under moro selling pref.
sure Than corn GOod weather lu I
Ia" ~Ahencc of export dei0,ud were
the chief bohriah factors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
THE


Sew York. iul, g. rricoH stead
Ted for u time ON ioia,'g stock market
bat reacted again after tbs ft'st hour
The weakness of 1. : steel when
extended ~ os' To- = points affected
al other active m,lu,trials and equip
mcuts. 'opprrs offered some, rests
tnucv but funali' Succumh'd with
motors. oils. shipgurs. feathers rad
tuhurros. those is,sucs recording re-
'-ssipis of 80 4 points Rails veto
uull and MA" changed lihcIt, ga p
sold go sF15g 90 t'rG' rtrst So 80
-'' POO tu f't .N. sr,unI - 20 go q"
to f'i.0 aud ti,'H at trC 20 TO
spGi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Denver. Jull T. Cattlc Receipts
$500: steady To- strouC Reef steers
So go ~ 10 30; cows and hcifcrs s. 90
"a ! p 100. stuvkcrs and feeders $4,000
ll.aO, cakes $1,000 u15.00
Hogs Receipts Loco. steady, lop
1880. bulk So 900 a. tG 90
Sheep Receipts 500. steady; lambs
tt7.r0 1850: ewes $1,000 Hlg.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

LanNits CIty. Mo, July l-HogS
Receipts 5000. steady. Bulk $3.50
uI6.tO. heavy SiG.6OHi6G6 light
<lG. 3Um 1885; pigs $1,000 lG.Tj
Cattle Receipts 1000; higher.
Primo fed steers t7.@5HlS.25; dress
Gel u,ci steers $500 800; wcstora
steers siI00 1900; cows So.5osf
D. 20. hcifcrs $500 lie5: stockors
ana feeders s. iUml4 %; calves $50
Nl4.iO
sheep Receipts 5000: steady;
lambs $500 1900: ycarlings SliGo
N 1850; wcthcrs SIe OOH1f 80; cwos
$40 uuuli0U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. July J. Butter, steady
creamery 81 a 43c
Eggs, higher. receipts li3N2 cases;
Irsts 3fm36ia c. ordinary nrsts 3su
Sc. Ut mark. cases included @; "
& ~
Potatoes, higher Oid, receipts !.
cars: Wisconsin. Michigan and Min
ncsota. bulk SiTtIi90: same, sacks
5000 80; new. receipts l?0 cars.
Louisiana, Arkansas and oklahoma,
white a. so; Virginia barrels 81 sea-
zoo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
NOZZLE TOR pInILCArrlN.

department OF the Interior. I. $.
Land office at Santa Re. y. NJ,
May ~ 1915.
Notice g. hereby given nat ,ssforina
Ramcriz do Armiio. of ,ibc1ou. =.
NJ. WHO uu March ID. 1913. made
Homestead So OlAUs., for SEA
SWb SWt SEt. section 200 FL
$Wl,. section 80. Township lsN.
Range ~, Mr N'udiau. has
filed notice Of intention Co make five
year proof, 10 establish claim TO tho
land above described. before Merritt
NJ Smith, o. $ commissioner. 81
rahrzou. a. " ON July -1. lHls.
ClIimaut names as witnesses El.
lei lardWillu. buutr.ua EguI,rIy.
Lrapoldo Jarainillu. Juan HJucrIl.
all %. Cabc2on. \ NJ.
Francisco nclgado. Register.
T. r.. 5-iG. /. H.. IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
Allies Win in
Foreign Club
Race in Mexico


JuuroH NcN. July An all-1llicJ
ticket was elected as officers of the
Chihuahua Citv foreign club last
week. II became known here today
when passengers from IN state capital
arrived here, An effort was made by
the German and Austrian members Of
the club to elect "a ticket including
several Germans and Austrians Geo.
Johnson, an American banker. was
elected president OF the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
M ACCESSORIES

bODRIiL TIRE CO-Tires, vulcan
izing and accessories open nights
and sundays. Tire service anywhere
Phone 4Gs. l22 North Fourth -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

After opening unchanged 10 q. OF
with August 6S'.C the market SUI
fcrod q further setback and showed
but little power to rally. PfoNisioh'
averaged slightly higher The fact
that deliveries had passed into strong
hands counted as q bullish influence.
close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
A Good Investment

Broom modern house, completely fur
nishcd, with good cellar, fine garage,
lots of shade, IN u good location. House
is renting for $50 per month. II you
want o good investment % a good
home all furnished ready 60 move into.
get busy aud see
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Kansas city. Mo, July 1.-Butter.
creamery. 4oc, frsts 3shc. seconds
81 t4ci packing agc.
Eggs. nrsts 3ah seconds q.
Poultry, hens "a roostcrr 1874
bruil,Js 90 {, iOC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
FOR SALE-Typewriters

ALI. KINDS. both new anu second
hand. bought, sold. rented aud re-
paired. Albuquerque rs pewter IN.
change. Phone "a. i22 So. 4th. st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
FOR SALE

tt7OO Groom brick, city water, In
sido toilet, electro lights, new
floors, newly pipcrod and
painted uoar shops, easy
terms
tiiUU- S.room modern uilDk. hot wa.
ter heat. lot 7aSlis, ith ward.
titO0.iN Ycfcs of good land. siN miles
from town. two good houses.
good uutbuildluss. orchard, all
kinds OF implements and tools
$500 i-room frame, modern, sleep
ing porch. North 9th street.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND Alto
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone GA III South Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

ROOM WANTED Room, with Sleep
ing porch for busInoss man. whore
there are no sick GIVE rate and ar-
Communications Wutc N" rare Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

MANTED-SpauIsh speaking Young
man 60 call un business men and ar
range Tor Demonstration OF office spec
cinlty Phone SIS. Room 10. Films
Hotel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

~SpOTLESS DRY CLEANERS Suits
cleaned and pressed 81. lbuu,
SIS. 10 south second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
LOST

Bunch of KEYS. Reward ~ re-
turned To- Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
POSITION WANTED

STENuiItA1HEW. male, twelve
Years experience wants position
state SALARY win PAY. fIIsi class to
cal references. Address y, y. a."
Herald Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
A. L. Martin Co.

REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE
LOANS.
Phone lbG. 2lG West Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
DENTISTS
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 loan on real estate scctIr-
ity. ?07 West God, city Realty Co
Phone 77G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

In tho district Court. Hernalllu County.
S,aic Of New MEXICO
The lir,i Savings Bank and Trust Company
= corporation. Plaintiff.
"a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
FOR ShLE-Miscellaneous
FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR IENT-Two ana three-room
apartments. Highland House. 20i
East Central.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-06
'COMEDIANSTO
MEET AT PARK
May 10 Will See Nick AL
trock and Schaefer in
; Action. .

May 10 will be a big day In WASH
ington.
On that day for the first time In
years basebalrs two greatest comedi-
ans will get together on a ball field.
Clark Griffith used to carry both
Nick Altrock and Herman Schaeffer
on his ball club. Griff figured the
good feeling these men contributed to
a club combined with their efforts
on the coaching line was well worth
the money they cost him each sea-
son.
Then, as the Federal League war
brought hard times to baseball own
ers, Griff got rid of Schaeffer, who
finally landed on the Giants.
This spring he was sold to Cleve-
land, where he opened the season by
doing a Little Eva dRath-bed scene.
Nick's stunts are SO varied that It
would take an encyclopedia to EMU
merate them all, the best one prob
ably being a farce golf game which
he plays with a ball bat and a base
ball.
There was a time when Nick had
a partner named Sawyer who played
this golf game with him. Nick used
Sawyer's head for a tee and Sawyer
for a caddy.
May 10 Cleveland and Washington
meet for the first time this year and
there will be a reunion between AL
trock and Schaeffer.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-06
New international Will
Open Its Gates Wednesday

Baltimore, May The New Inter
national League will make its debut
this week, the opening clashes being
slated for Wednesday. Just how sue
cessful or otherwise the organization
will prove to be is a matter Of con-
lecture. for baseball conditions these
days are so uncertain that what the
morrow may bring forth is nothing
more than mere guess work. This is
very apparent by the more or less
slim attendance that has prevailed
throughout the major leagues.
Several things have happened which
lead to the belief that the new Ints
should make a success: In the first
place, the naming of John H. Farrell
as president was a master stroke in
more ways than one No better ex-
ample than the manner in which he
handled the run-in with the National
Commission during the last week
could be had. There was no weak
kneed submission to the will of the
imperial trio Of baseball
Farrell is a man whose name in
baseball is established, and. who has
a reputation without a blemish and
one that has been gained without the
bombast that attended the elevation
of Ban Johnson to his throne. A bit
of the Farrell fighting quality on the
part of Ed Barrows might have proved
most efficacious remedy for the ills
OF the International a few years back.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-06

The new organization Is more COM
pact than the old one by far. and the
elimination of Montreal and Richmond
from the circuit should prove a boon.
Richmond was out Of its class and
Montreal has always been q thorn in
the flesh Of the International circuit
Good fellow that he is, Sammy Lich-
tenhein. owner. Of the Royals in late
years, was not the man to be at the
head Of a ball club in a city like
Montreal, and his actions toward
press and public tended only to ag-
gravate a bad situation. The new
owners In Binghamton. Syracuse and
Jersey City are men with money and
local influence. and their presence as
owners Of the teams will be Of no
small help.
OF course. the league will be nothing
like as strong as the International Of
days before the advent Of the Feds.
But then remember that the caliber Of
baseball being furnished all around is
quite a few notches lower. A glance
at the lineup Of the majors is more
than convincing, for there are players
in action as regulars who would never
have gained a berth in the days when
Bert Daniels. Ezra Midkir, Claude
Derrick. Charley Schmidt, Babe Ruth,
Ernie Shore and hosts Of others of
that caliber were wearing Oriole and
other International League clubs uni
forms.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-06
HIGH SCHOOLS
AREOFF AGAIN
Central Meets Western in
First Contest While Tech
! Faces Eastern.

High school baseball will open this
afternoon when Central faces Western
in the first game of the double bill at
American League Park at 8 o'clock.
This contest Is likely to decide the
title. as both teams have won their
respective games played in the SERIES
Ernie Schafer will be selected by
Coach Metzler to do the hurting for
the Mt. Pleasant aggregation, as he
Is his one best bet. Coach Morse will
oppose with Quinn. who has been do
Ing consistent work for the boys from
across the creek, with the hope OF
holding Central in check and coming
out on the long end of the score.
Technical will battle Eastern in the
nightcap and a good game can be
looked forward to by the followers
OF these schools, as Eastern is a
fighting ball club and does not know
what 1t means to quit until the last
man is out in the ninth.
Tech has dropped one and won a
game in the series, being tied with
Eastern for third position. A victory
for Eastern means second place in
the standing as it will move above
the loser of the Central-western game
in the standing Business brings up
the cellar position. as ii has dropped
both contests in which It has taken
part in the series. but IL will make
some Of the other high schools hustle
when 1t gets started. for 1t has a
capable club, and with the breaks
of the game is sure to win some games
before the series ends.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-06
WILL
STAGE BATTLES
An-Star Card Booked for
Baltimore Fistic Bouts
Tonight.

In Baltimore tonight, the Piclxwick
Athletic Club, which has stepped to
the front as the premier boxing Or
ganization Of the Monumental City,
will put on an all-star bantam-weight
card, the likes Of which has never
been approached in this neighborhood.
Thirty-two rounds OF main bout mill
ing are scheduled to be decided and
all with ranking boy stars.
Many Washingtonians were on
hand to see the bout between Paul
Moore and Johnny Ertle, which the
Pickwick Club put on and many more
attended the next all-star card. Con-
sequently 1t was no surprise to the
club management to get a number Of
reservation from Washingtonians to-
night. The majority OF them will be
in Baltimore for the races at Pimlico
and stay over for the big pugilistic
card.
Paul Moore, now recognized as the
116-pound bantam-weight champion,
and Eddie Wimler, OF Pittsburgh, got
the place of honor on the card for
their Il rounder. Moore is a wonder
full boxer, and Winters recent clean
cut defeat of Joe Lynch after the
latter had Just stopped Kid Williams
attests to his class.
The other two star bouts will be
ten FOUNDERS. In one Joe Burman.
looked upon as the best Il6-pound
prospect in the country will tackle
Joe Mendo. Buffalo's best bantam.
Both boys are slashing battlers and
this bout will give all a rub for speed
and action.
The second ten on the bill will
bring together Baltimore Dundee and
Dave Astey, Of New York. The latter
has been named TO be Americas rep
resentative in a bout with Jipmy
Wilde for the worlds fiy-weight
championship, TO take place in Lon
don next September. Both boys are
of the most aggressive type and the
fans will have action galore from
start to finish.
The bouts will be staged at the
Lyric, which is but a block or two
from the railroad stations and the
events will be finished in ample time
for Washingtonians to get home be-
fore midnight.