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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
Legal Notices
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pllih'if '.ifr Zoo thr furrsuIns described
aHH nral estate asaIn.i 40 claim
rhI.h H.H HI Hrf ~ for meg hare ndrsrse
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infrfsr tstnrpcd ffHm hHtIrr al, claim or
HaHring HHY uftt arrtlre ln sai ~ sali
adverse 'n sHIf rlHIntlN and thar
IIHHHii nI iHTr0IH may b. forever
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hrrf rfuUr nr rlusf fh. same Co. D. ,n.
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10 HARRY o.. LEE
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NOTI'E on SHE UNDER
Ga AI7IiI NuRTG AcI

NoiiDr is hereby gwen thut ly yir.
tur ut tho powers vested in the under.
HIr1Dl NN H rDrfuIu ,hHffpl murtrtrr
dated dee gard dHN uI December 1873.
uui ultd boo tht office ct tho rnuuty
rlDrh o. H,rulIIllo county New Mex
leo, ON Doc goth dUy of ircrmhrr.
1915. from WIN {. stulpy a Cos tn
fitst National Bank Of AlhuIuoruus.
Mo UNDETERMINED Will ON tho 10Th day
of April 1910, uf Tine hour uI 90
o'clock tn tho forenoon. 81 ths Al.
Nutltu lHruI. about two miles north
of tlt Albuquerque y NJ. offer for
Hnl' Hn' srll ut puhllr auction. to the
hlI host and best bidder for rtHH. thr
following Goods uul chutt,is. tu-ult
t"Ne N,urlluE M, HU1 Wrth,r UgihH.
mote nr lUHs. zee hIHsdinF ,Nps. iis0
9 hurruf SlIi allr .s mudp Co -HtiHf.
tho sum of nineteen thousand two
hundred eight dollars and seventeen
cents, with Interest ON seventeen fuous
pcr cent pcr uunum from tho gard
dUN of December 1918. and interest
un Three hundred lulluts thereof "A
tho ruto oil DO per ccut per unuuu
from tho glth dHY of innuBrV. 1919,
sand dollars thereof ut tho rutU of iu
md Interest uu 81 HuNtT thereof M
mo rate ot i0 per oeut per anuuu
from The 10Th dag ct March. 1919.
ans 10 per cont additional ou ths
nmouit 81 principal und interest as ut.
ultuv2Si froH
llGsf NATIONAL rANN
or NLBuQt ERQrE.
Wy j NJ HAYNOIpN
President.
April o, 7, s, D. 10, ~, is, ~, ib
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r. -srta g. n ~ March ef pla
Anlltt H hereby given Thar w. chin.
rt0r ot NHIrr0 Neu Meslco. vhuse ud entry
va. rs|ustnfrI Orinhsr t1 tat7 e,f. g
ni.nT f1r ll srh section Eel 20 Nj.
section % TuwnshIp a. a.. RANG . WEI
y N T. NsrIllsn hss Nied naiies ~ ir
i.r'I"n Co make h~tesffHr rrnof ~ establish
ir thr land above drtrrIhrd before
ultrd States touimissIHHtf % Alhuqusraus
hrrnalllln County A,u Mssiru. on th.. sth
iaf Uf MAY 1919
'amart names uH wlfueatea. serIs
tatfl1 Salvador taYfs uomnn Dhatss 1lsr
nrIEadlin 40 ~ rorren Neu Nsrirn
FRANCISCO DELGAnn
Register.
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'HIUIrH AMI Form Showed
'HHsI cable ulkusss today Boot Hl.
I"l HHUu Nod IIfI developed uI.
tHHH'rH uNftHurH ulfUuuEn uf uhrrIl
H''Hu. were mostly nrlt InulH tH"
r..N.f buurIuE pUtsH we're uIIl fH
I. fuu H.eH HH compared with the NIi
option NrruluE prices which rains
sI Irum t fn - cent love, win
WIE tI .sa fI 90 and 1uit a. %.
50 30 wDf. followed HE Uufurus tHff
U.nfHH rIrH reached Wtf HUutU
HuTIIf'# finish
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pats hk. corn quickly showed tn
oNorsuld randNiun After opening y
OF 10 u advance with MAJ Sea 10
90, the morkuf underwent u moderate
general atE aud Then scored "a mt
ttr advance
Provisions we're dun but nfmor m
F1 mpAthA with hogs.
IN increase OF the visible supply
led subsequently, to u Hfthutk. pflcns
rluHtst unsettled Uf the mmf as SAT-
uriaN'H finish 90 I cent net hirhrr.
Nith MAY uaGH o. fitG tuu
Dol, ftf1 to ft.lHls
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Carrizozo VIII Have
New Sixty-room Hotel

IITTIIIIU- y " AnTII pIInH
have been completed tor the con-
sirurtI0u uf t now hotel iu tnrrlzozo.
ih, building Will h, OF three stories
wan basement will have a lu0.f1nt
frontage un Main street and De- lfH-
foot frontage ou Ainmorordo avenue.
fud Will contain slNty rooms o. viii
nr steam heated thrnurhuut and
should offer excellent facilities o. the
frHtHiluF public
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kan.a. Cih Ihr.lmL.

kIras '.fN NO. Npri 2 WorA
receipts 5000 mHrsof hfrH.f. h,H,y
SGD lHa 500 UrNts TIa UU ego u0
piss $1,000 fIHn ".
tHffI. rt.NIufH % 5000 market
steady steers $40 ton VH Goa COW
HrI I.I|tr g. boa rHifls
&c. CO.. .u stu,k,rs sN.buW $1,000
~'r D. IH. pta 20 uH.s market slow
Iamnr az IHuf- 90. rwts sic 5o
$751; u
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Nv Nn,L Wong, MnrLrt.

Sow YORK. April Mercantile
f.IH sa u tis strflinE geo dl, hii'
fta commercial Go dos HlIH uu
I.HIH itl commercial Hu iHh IIII
NH,I.Iu dollars 90 fat
TIWr loans steady. on du,a 1u lly
IIu t months dah
coon muue stronger hirH q low
4 .IIur wtss O riuHIus IHI uI
I.I.I Hf f'r lsHf iuau
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THE MARKETS


New York. April g. The progreaa
81 The peace conference accounted
chiefly Tor tho atrrnEth OF iodnta
rfUHk market. ]iuduHtrinlH aui special
fI'a holding the main part 81 neir
foo 900 point gains sales approx.
mated 1000. 900 shares The tloH
NHH strong.
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rAssrSaER rRAIs scnEpuLs
In rn.,, l,nu.rr q M

%. connects 81 Iorfanfs Win y. r.
= W No ! from "a iaas and No I frum ~
EAST a. SAINTS " Nth % q q Cor beaver.
No = canuetik a. ksnaaty vita A y a
= y No 10 ffom Albuquerque at willard
With A r. A a y traln for MoantalnaiI
helsn and Alhuqut rue a. Turrsnca with n
7 4 y W No 4 fuf saNn Rosa. rucnmeart
and the east
For furtter luforuati.n communicate Win
n =. e~E00ENHON.
1fafffc Manager
santa ~ n N
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FOR sALE-rypewrissrs

ALL KINDS, both no~ ana second
hand. bought, sold. rented and r..
paired. Albuquerque typewriter Er.
change, Phone ere. ias W. eth. 81
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO iOAN-Bulldinr loara
% per cent one each u $1,000
aud $500. Phone 2f0O-R8.
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PIANO TUNING

J. " Edwards y al.ng ana repair
Ing OF an musical instruments. Phone
IOa, Residence. i63A North Eighth
street.
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wANTED-Fsmale Help


house cleaner Fair wages 20 be-
rlu with Murt speak English Ask
for Afr uArcf. Room &C. Hlttner
House. from p 90 z o'clock pm.
Statesmen AID FAiTFfAUfrs
WANTED or e. mouturious propn.
wtion in proven -Eurklurncu Fiold fn
T'NHH, DTS utrengu. liberal contract.
permanent o. run uulfr good ttll at
stuffrs hotel afttr % O'Clock. Ask
lur NJ ltHneN
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For SALE

5000 room, ~ story brick. bath.
electric ltHhtH. sidewalks.
Highlands. close in.
80, 1t0-A-room. 2.atory. hume. mod
ern. lot i0oNifl. naraEc. good
outbuildlugH, South broadway.
rloHo-im.
$1,000 broom cement block buuga-
low, modern. huilt-in features.
garage. West Coal avenue.
ft,200-t-room brick. modern. hot
water heat. good shade.
ranago. Fourth ward. close
lu.
81, 2h0-N.ronm frame modern. COM
pisteiy furnished. aiao one a.
room frame bungalow, modern.
With sleeping porch. riuu Doe ID.
room furnished house. an 90
lot taNiA2t hCom so per
month. Thinl ward. cloae.Iu.
f2,0O0@5-ro room frame. modern. close
| 800 $50
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before t55iWue5b. stockers and
fo,irrr tigtou stf5ii calves uiti
ash 90
iioFs. receipts 1000; market high
90. top fg01a. bulk ti91bffsie.Fo
sheep receipts 5000. market stoudNi
iumu4 ft1-bntt 20. ewes so TbH
$3.50
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Plumbing and Heating

let ~ figure on VOW Plumbing
aud Heating piaus. We onrrN "a
tut line of Plumbing Fixtures
anb itrpairS. our ~ pair work
= in charge 90 "A first-Cla.- Me-
clinnic. We guarantee all ma
fcrinl and workmanship. Give
~ q trfai. We wiz pirasc sou.
SANITARY frtuBINC A
HEATING,
.. ~. ifcak. Owner.
az ". Central. Phone aps.
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REAL ESTATE. IIHE AND AUTO
NOZZLE INSIltANCt. LOANS
Phone 90 al mt Fourth
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chicago. April 5- Iuttsr lower.
creamery f5Hsllr
Errs lower. receipts -NU15 cases.
hrstf a9u fue. ordinary ufsts asi. f
av. ~ mark cases Included \ 70
agl4,. storage packed ursts a.
f2tsc
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The rugs are tirhL No time to don cleaning toys,
10 broom sweep and then dust aftctWlrds. lot
plenty OF time to int ran sur H,stv eur because
The Hoover cleans du,te,sy aUd quickly without
missing your Sunday best
Each easy stroke Of The Hoover means; % heating
cut OF buried dit-a sweeping up oi N lurr-thc
strengthening Of the nap the Frightening Of hcdiu-
med colorngs- akhasR 70 90 f.p .5aasaw.h lgac.
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LOST

lhNI-bnC gold CruHa set with pearls.
ono pearl missing Reward Leave
90 NDrIld office
LOST Receipt book and collection
cards. Reward. SINGER sewing
Machine Company. 800 " Central AS.
LOST Mans sold seat uuE with
square blood stone, setting enEiuV
90 with initials W. 4. L.. Reward.
can phone gar.
LOST ga NJA 80 Ansro N.p.T. d.8
lens Cnmclu. Please returu Co Hanna
q Nnunu Hnd receive reward 1tih
West central aNeuuo.
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FOR RENT Houses


l'k fLNT-h room house. nicely
furnished. No sick Phone 2taS-R.
FOR RENT Furnished, i.rnum bum
faluw tif me- Nurth Sycamore.
Phone lHll-W.
FOR llNT Two rooms for light
housekeeping Also twn modern
FURNISHED rooms hut South Fourth.
FOR REST Two Furnished house.
krcplnE fouWf' close 10 Santa o.,
shops an West gIutu o..
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WARTED-sLaie aelp

WANTED mixer apply ~ NrEr-
mrkH ilIfN. $500 North Fourth g.
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BOY WANTED Win wheel M Mend.
~ cleaning shop. stah y. fth ~.
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FOR -REN1-Rooms


loR kENT-Two offices. Meilhi
building Apply room %.
FOR RENT ruomr with sleeping
porch. for housekeeping 100 South
Edlth.
NICELY IrHNtsuEp two.roum
apartments Tor housekeeping Also
nicely furnished sleeping rooms.
Highland houHr. Goa East central
ROOM AND sleeping porch with good
hutfdt cHrn Tor . gentlemen health
pairc 1919 South Walter
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Santa Fe Time Table
HE
ruoM SOUTH
IN ~ ra.s ia

&. 80 sss 81 r.so. Iass%
Ne. sol cnansfta a. nsrn win No. IL
70. Ciosia feeus valley, kansas CITY snt
Gulf coast
No. sos ronascis a. nslru With 10. ffa
from Clovis and points east and ecuth q
Clovis.
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tlrrt
ny HARRY D.. LEE
nffufF
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
SIR BARTON WINS AGAIN

BALTIMORE, May 14-Sir Barton, carrying the colors of Commander J. K L. Ross Of Canada won the Freak ness at Pinlico today, and incidentally brought his owner S24, 800. He lead all the way and won from field of the fastest three-year olds produced by America and Europe, duplicating his feat in the recent Kentucky derby.
 The feature of the race was the come back of Eternal, who trailed Sir Barton relentlessly throughout the race Sweep On came behind him and King Plaudit got fourth money.
 The time was not remarkably fast, ii being two seconds more than the track record. Johnny Loftus rode the winner
 Vindex. with Jockey Knapp up. was left at the barrier.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
BOSTON AsT. LOUIS 2.

BOSTON, May 14.-Timely hitting enabled Boston to gain its first home victory of the season today by defeat ing St. Louis. Rudolph was given per feet support and kept hits scattered except in the sixth inning when singles by Schultz, Shotton and Horns by produced two runs. Score: Boston .,.. 001 110 10x-4 c St. Louis e. . 900 002 000-2 7 1
 Batteries: Rudolph and Wilson; Meadows, Tuero, Sherdel and Snyder, Clemons.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
CHICAGO 1-BOSTON 0

CHICAGO. May 14.-Jackson's two- base hit. behind a tumble by Barry in the sixth inning, gave Chicago the first game in the series with Boston. Cicotte stayed off defeat in the first half of the sixth, when a hit and two errors put runners on second and third with none out. He disposed of Mays, Hooper and Barry on short flies. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Los Angeles, 3; Oakland, 4. Seattle, ?; Salt Lake. s. San Francisco, ,; Vernon, T.. Portland, 4; Sacramento, l.
 Today's Games Los Angeles at Oakland. Seattle at Salt lake. San Francisco at Vernon. Portland at Sacramento.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
ST. LOUIS BUYS LAVAN

BOSTON. May Manager Brancf Hickey of the St. Louis National leagut club announced tonight that he had bought John Lavan, an infielder, from the Washington club of the American league. Lavan. who has been in ser vice, will join the Cardinals in S. Louis May 30
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
STARTIoNG FLIGHT

DALLAS, May 14.-Heutenant Jack Duke, in a de Haviland liberty motor airplane. left here at 2:25 o'clock this afternoon for Oklahoma City, as ad vance guard for the proposed Dallas to-Boston flight. Six other fliers ex- pect to leave tomorrow, joining Lien tenant Duke in Oklahoma City.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
ST. LOUIS 11-PHILApELPHIA 0

ST. LOUIS, May 14.-Weilman pitched shutout ball and St. Louis bat ted out victory over Philadelphia in the opening game of the series. Sisler hit home run. The score: Philadelphia .000 900 000- ? St. Louis ... .O91 126 10X-11 Il 0
 Batteries: Perry. Grevell, Watson and Perkins; Weilman and Billings, Mayer
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
CRIMES STITCHES SHUT OUT BALL
 FUR BROOkLYNS

BROOKLYN, N. r, May 14.-Grimes pitched shutout ball and Brooklyn took the second straight game from Cincin- natl. In the second inning, Myers made the longest home run drive ever seen inside Ebbetts field. the ball going through deep left center. Score;
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
TOLEDO COMMISSION
 MAY NAME REFEREE

TOLEDO, May 1.-The Toledo box ing commission will meet tomorrow with eX Ricl1ard to discuss details con- corning the heavyweight title fight be- tween Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey July 1.
 The commission is expected to thresh out the matter of a referee for the fight, going on record as against en- ploying an outside arbter.
 Under the rules. the commissions referee is to have charge of all bouts conducted within it's jurisdiction.
 It may be necessary, also, to amend the rule to provide for the proposed referees decision, if both men are on their feet at the end of the twelfth round. The present rules, drafted un- der the personal supervision of Mayor Cornell Schrieber, make such a deci- sion illegal
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
KILBANE GETS DECISION

CLEVELAND, May 14.-Johnny Xii bane of Cleveland, featherweight bex ing champion, was given the nevspape decision over Ralph Brady of Syracuse in a ten-round contest tonight
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
KRAMER DEFEATS PROMO

TONOPAH, New, May 13.-Harry Bramer featherweight champion of the navy, won from Clair (''Kid"O Promo, of San Francisco, in the thirteenth round of a scheduled twenty round fight here tonight, when Bromo was forced to quit owing to fracture of a bone in his right hand.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At New Orleans 6, Memphis 4, (first game
 At New Orleans 5. Memphis 0, (sec- ond game).
 At Atlanta 2, Birmingham II. At Chattanooga 6, Nashville s. At Mobile s, Little Rock 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
PlrTsguRG @PHILAoELPH,A 3.

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Tinely hitting and good fielding helped Pits burg defeat Philadelphia. Watson was ineffective in the three innings he pitched Score:
 Pittsburg ... 131 100 1017-S Il Philadelphia .. 001 200 000-S 4
 Batteries: Miller and Schmidt; Wat son, Prendergast Oeschger and Adams.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

Batteries: Ayers, Craft and Char rity; Bagby and Nunamaker.
 Summary-Two- base hits: Janvrin, Foster. Three base hits: smith. Home runs: Chapman. Stolen bases: Smith, Johnson. Sacrifice hits: Bagby. Gard ner. Sacrifice flies: Gardner, Graney. Bases on balls Off Ayers l Craft ?; Bagby 3. Innings pitched: Ayers 1-3; Craft 2-3 innings. Struck out: Craft ,. BagbY ,.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
RELEASE COVELESkiE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May 13.--An- nouncement was made here tonight of the release by the local club of the Southern Association of Pitcher Harry Coveleskie, formerly with the Detroit American le9gue team.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
NEW YORK 1-DETRoIT 0

DETROIT, May 14.-In a pitchers battle, New York gave Thormahlen support in the field that was at times out of the ordinary, and won from De- troit. Sensational catches by Bodie Tn the eighth and ninth prevented Detroit scoring. Score:
 New York ..... 900 010 000--1 l Detroit ....... .000 900 000-O l
 Batteries: Thormahlen and Ruehl; Fhmke. and Kallion and Ainsmith.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
INDIANS NALL(]P HE TAR OlJT IF
 SENATORS 55-11-2

CLEVELAND. May 14.-Cleve)and defeated Washington easily. knoci<ina Ayers from the box in the first innins and also hitting Craft hard. Charnan made Cleveland's first home run of. the year. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
Totals ..... .....31
 Boston

Batteries: Mayes and Schang; Ci- cotte and Schalk.
 Summary-Two-b base hits: Jackson Double plays: Risberg to Gandil tc Weaver. Base on balls: Mayes l Struck out: Cicotte 2.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
HOW They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

St. Louis, ?; Boston. 4. Cincinnati, 0; Brooklyn, [. Chicago, 2; New York. 3. Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia. 9.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaY's Results

Boston. 0; Chicago, 1. Philadelphia, 0; St. Louis, Il. New York, 1; Detroit, 0. Washington, ?; Cleveland, II.
 Today's Games Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
YALE WINS AT T .NNlS

NEW HAVEN. May 14.-Yale de- feated Columbia in a tenn:s meet here today, six matches to none.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha 0: Tulsa ?. At Sioux City 8: Joplin l. At Des Moines 3. Wichita ?. At St. Joseph ,, Oklahoma City s.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
Totals .- ......T
New York.

-INeLu iUI NIlItLtT m 8.
 Chicago ... ... 100 900 010-2 0 New York ... 020 100 00x-3 [ 1
 Vaughn, Martin and Killefer, O'Far- rell; Dubuc and McCarty.
 Summary: Two base hits. Kauff, Zimmerman, Killefer; sacrifice hits. Hollocher, Zimmerman. Fletcher: sac rifice flies, Mann, O'Farrell; double plays, Fletcher Doyle, Chase; base on balls. off Dubuc 3; innings pitched, Vaughn :; Martin 1; struck out by Dubuc 1; Vaughn B.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


 At Salt Lake City Sedttie ------.- Salt Lake II
 Batteries: Mails, Bowman and Schang; Markle and Spencer.
 At Los Angeles n San Francisco ...-.......--. lS Vernon ....... .......--...-Iz 10
 Batteries: Zamlock, Kantehner, Cres- pi and Mckee Finneran, Ross, Daw- son and Devormer.
 At San Francisco Los Angeles .....s....... II Oakland ...... 4 9 0
 Battries: Brown and Lapan; Are- mer and Mitze.
 At Sacramento SaCrdlnenLO -...'-....s | o
 Batteries: Oldham, Cooper, Penner and Koehler; Bromley and Murray.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
Totals ..........S2 0 2414
Brooklyn

IIWUIIIIIdJI ..---.-, UUU UUU UUJ-U U Brooklyn .....-..0l0 1S0 11x-7 14 2
 Batteries: Bressler, Ring. Gerner and Wingo; Grimes and Krueger.
 Summary: Two base hits, Olson; home runs Myers; stolen bases, Olson, Griffith, Myers; sacrifice hits, L. Ma gee, Malone ?; double plays L. Magec Olson, and KOnetchy; base on balls, off Bressler 1; off Grimes 2. Innings pitched Bressler 1-3: Ring 1 2-3; Gerner .; struck out, by Bressler $, Ring 1; Grimes 8: wild pitches Ring.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

his first game Of the season and held { Chicago to four hits. Score:
 Chicann
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
NEW YORK 8-CHICAGO 2.

NEW YORK, May 14.-New York again defeated Chicago. Dubuc won
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

COLLEGE BASEBALL Brown. 5; Vale. 1.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-09-19
A Coated Tongue ?
What it Means

A bad breath, coated tongue, bad
taste in the mouth, languor and debility,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-09-19
N C -FOUR DRIVEN
BY FORD MOTORS
Engine Functions Perfectly" Says Lieu
tenant Commander Read, Who Com
handed Big Seaplane.

The Ford Motor Company has just
received official advice from the Navy
Department that it was four Ford Lib
erty Motors-all built in the Ford Motor
Company's shops at Detroit-which
furnished the power that drove the NC
Four to victory in its recent record
breaking flight across the Atlantic from
Trepassey, Newfoundland, to Plymouth,
England, distance Of 1900 miles.
They were regular stock motors built
during the war as part of the Ford
Liberty Motor production.
Upon his arrival at Lisbon, Portugal,
Lieutenant Commander Read said,
The engines functioned perfectly all
the way from America to Portugal"
And American officers who thoroughly
inspected the NC Four upon its arrival
at Plymouth, England, stated that the
big seaplane was in even better condi-
ton than when it left America.
The NC Four flight, which has
meant trump for American engin-
eering skill, also adds another record to
Ford achievement.