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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
VILLA KILLS 674
FEDERAL SOLDIERS
Swoops Down on Regi-
ment and Takes Re-
venge for Angeles

FL PAso. Tex. Dec. 2.--six hun
drcd and seventy four lives Of federal
soldiers are Eaid to have been oxacted
BY Francisco villa for ,i,v death OF
General Felipe Angeles just twenty
four hours after tho iatcr's execution
at Chihuahua City on November "a.
Villas men. 1000 strong. fell upon
the eightieth federal regiment at
Raneho Espeio with knives and using
the butts OF their guns as clubs. Only
two officers escaped.
The story was brought here yestor-
day by DR.. T. NJ. Gomez OF this city
and los Angeles. former army avia-
tor, who had gone 10 Chihuahua City
In an effort to save Angeles life. He
learned the story from the two oni-
GERS who escaped, Colonel Riyas and
Lieutenant Colonel Aiarroqui. 10 thov
related Il to a mutual friend in Santa
Rosnlia-
Threats OF villa TO seek rcycnre for
the death OF Angeles were known to
federal authorities below the border
but tho surprise OF the S0th. regiment
was complete. Al 9 o'clock In the
morning the rebels began the mnasa-
ere. Little ammunition wa wasted.
They worked fast, with knife and gur
Telling more than $50 before tho fed
erals could realize what had happen
ed.
The others were dubbed 20 death.
lashed with knives or shot down as
they ran. or the 676 men In the reri-
mcnt. only tho two officers are known
10 have escaped General santo SAN
chez, In command OF The fcderals and
who l. said 10 have boosted he would
get" villa inside two months, Is MISS
ing and believed Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02


One Of nv best dranlaf'c perform
ancrs that ~AihuqEerqu~ q likely 70
sec for mary monns was given last
hight st TIM cftual thcater Sthen
Friendly Enemlcs. comedy
dFama. played 70 a house only hair
The play. which was n Of tn.
popular war plays that enjoyed "a
long and succertful run IN New York
City last Winfof was n tfrhf Ia the
more particular theatsr eoe q tne
The story was Of no difference Of
feelins about fhe war fostered BY
Karl rfeifcr and his ora friend. Helne
Block. both German born. who had
made thair hoinfG and their fortunes
IN the rtu cnnntrr. Prefer sull cher
ished his i1taIIsfic view Or tho
"YaitsiandF and refused 20 bellows
The afr9ri,lts 4comm,ucd bv the Ger
mars IRE cilnaK -mc Nnen she
ship on which rftlfers onig son was
going 10 Francosas an American or
ncer YVES SUM- By unnfr contributed
IN ruod faith hy his fllhnr ITO boosts
up der rermars here urd stop der
IA risy vas wen cast. and the
did net drar for a mlnutc.
ana his comic friend nlock
rere a e leads. Block Bringing a
Inarh q very time he Fnokc. Tho
rr,.r- ~ luie. pfetncr'a sen and bis
dane. ha 4 f~uhardsnatr parts. vhlrh
Il urn.naT in drama. The mother In
hsr hertif ref was admirably done
Had mo SON @yee frem tne sinhine
anrearef a. ron thc arcns when ne
SiS NV noaleA -e's starrhed fronts
srf friuv $780, erchirff would have
more drtncA "a with tears fhan
they were.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
Gonzales Estate
Worth About $4,000

SANTA re. y. NJ. Dec. AIRS.
Manuolita ortiz de Gonzales. widow
Of jose y. Gonzales. yesterday was
appointed administrators % his os-
tate by Judge Epimenio Romero o.
the probate court Gonzales left no
will.
Gonzales, who was killed whom "a
Santa Fe train struck his automo-
bile az Kennedy early last month,
was a prominent stuckman and lore
an estate estimated 90 be worth about
fE0t0nO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
At TheaterS Today

"Er MISUNDERSTANDING o
The last timo today. @afuld IN Che
iitIH riih Robert Warwick ~
The star anlo the episode Of Nriac
GItuI GnuthftH
IDEAL THlstTEN - Thomas
Jefferson and Florence WIDER STAR
rinT In 'Tha Otlrrr uaif,s also
Nnecno Arbuckic In "fnfty, tas
Homn Hr<ukcr."
LYRIC THEtTIH - "Juhilo,s
with VIII fofere. ~ being fcpcai-
% today. also repeating ne same
cpmedy reel.
PASTfAtE THEATEH-Eueeno
O'Hricn IN Leila fsurion Wells
romance, '1Iic Pcrfu1 Iovcr;s
also the tWo-rcci SUNSHINE coui-
cdy, Are Married Policemen
safo7"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

AN GRDTNANCE CONFIRMING
THE PROCEEDINGS TAKEN l>
PROVIDING FOR PAVING AND
IMPROVING CERTAIN EThEETS
AND ALLEYS ~ TllE CITY OF
Ai.HUQl EEQUE NEW MEXICO,
PROVIDING FOR THE PAY
NEST OF THE COSTS AND Eh-
PFNsEs OF THE IMIltGA o.
MENTa MADE IN SAID STREETS
AND ALLEYS. PROVIDING f1lt
THE ISSUE or ASsiGAAhi.E
CERTIFICATES TO THE CON
TRACTOR. ASSESSING TNiE
COST or THE SAID IMpRoN o.
MENTg AGAINST THE LOT ANIL
PARCELS OF LAND AblTIINl
TFbN SAID IMPROVEMENTS
AID Describing thu MAJ
NER FOR THE COLLECTION
AND PAYMENT on SAID AS
SEssMENTS.
WHEREAS the CITY Commission
OF the CITY OF Albuquerque, County
OF Hornulillo. state nfs Sew McAlCu
has heretofore. pursuant 90 tie rcI-
ulsite preliminary proceedings pro-
yidcd for paving ANA improving cor.
tain streets and ullelH lU uIr SAID
city. all lu accordance VIII tun pro-
visions of Inv relating thrrrtot snd
WHEREAS. pursuant to SAID pro
.cocdinrR. paginr Improvements hiNo
heon made and completed ON thc
folioNinr straea and ALLOYS Boa said
Alloys 10 Blocks Eight 90. Nine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
ROAD WORK CIT ssEs ON
ACCOUNT OF WEATHER

Construction on N uln N.
roads has been cloaed .. 9ccoant oi
the snow. the Oak Crrfr 'et'H .n1
Snowflake pine Top and inc HIGH
Rolls Mead projects have .fH nefn
hid on Tor the winter Iht WOOD
Roads bureau expects ~ stop work on
The Clmmarrun-Taoe job soon 2ep
y. s. Whcetrf, ln charge o. INC
good reads. iaaros % r~hnsBdaY Tor
Louisgiie. Ktntlcty 20 BE rrtAent
~ the annual meeting II the ftN
Highway association from uercmhff
70 H. which Will De- attended uy ail
stale cfleiale. al district engineers
Of public roads bureaus VIII then at
tend the nnnuul mectlrsf at WASH
ineton from IS 10 III. The Townsend
bin viii he discussed az these meet
inrH.
Enclneer pcvercaux left last night
for Salt River. Arir. whore construc-
tien WILL be begun "a the sslt River
road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

In order 90 rstt-e tfo working
rlnss oil the pressure cuusod by the
hirn cost 90 ufinr Mitsuhlshi a Co.
hrs donated 1000 900 ycn tono-half
million dollaral to the municipality
az Toxic 70 guild eIuip o. run
lcheap restaurants in different wards
Of the Dig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
tsEAI3
ATTEST!
siayor.


city Clerk.
CAssiFnmeul
For value received. tho III paso Bl-
tulithic Company assigns the within
certificate. and the indebtedness and
lien. a the remedies FOR the en-
forcement thereof. TO the city Of Alhu
querque. New Mexico. this - day
Ell PAsO BITuLITHfC COMPANY
ATTEST: President.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
PAYMENTS OF INTEREST.

Section z. The said a~ssignnblc GER
tlchteE shall be- delivered TO The FL
Pnso. Bitulithic Company or It's ns-
-lrns. In accordance with liz contract
with the CRY and tho proceedings ~
tho city commission heretofore or
hereafter adopted. The said III pnso
BitulIthic Company or its assigns shall
have the right ANA privilege OF OK
changing said uFslrunhle certificates
for paving bonds I'm convenient do
nominations. 10 be issued hy the city
pursuant tu an ordnance adopted or
10 be- adopted 10y the city commission.
Upon such an exchange. o. shan be
the duty uf the city treasurer To re-
tain possession ~ the said Assirnablc
certificates, to receive and disbursc
all payments made. 10 endorse on
each certificate the amounts paid
thereon, both principal and interest,
and to release and discharge the lien
and liability upon payment ~ tho foil
amount due, as aforesaid, AN in ac-
cordance with the ordinances Of the
city and any other provisions that
have been or may he required 10y the
CITY commission.
Section 8. All ordinances or reso-
buttons. or parts thereof. in conflict
with the provisions of this ordinance.
ar" hereby repealed. After said as
sirnnhle certificates are issued, his
ordnance shall be and remain ire
p"alable until said certificates ana thu
Interest thereon shall he fully paid.
satisfied and discharged as herein
provided.
Section g. This ordinance rs here
declared to be an emergency mrns-
ure on the Eround Of urgent public
need, and therefore. Immediately uDuu
LIS anal passage. shall be recorded in
the book ~ ordinances Of said civ
kept for hat purpose authenticated
hy the signatures Of the chairman ~
the city commission and p~N-1nHrIo
and the city clerk. shall bo
published In the Albuquerque Evening
Herald, the official newspaper of said
city, and shall be In fun force ana
effect fvc days after such puhlIcl-
Passed. adopted, signed and ap-
proved, this goth day OF November.
d. 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

i r n n" '"ANN LUIS
4 aud r. sBIsock IA. Originei
TuVnsite 20
a. romero. lot 6. Block IL.
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ic May. Lot q block II. Orig
inul I0wuFHr .... q
=. g. baldrideY Lots 5 and >.
Block M. Original Townaite II
NotenWnld aros.. Lots 10
TO ~, hiork ~. Original
TOWNSHIP s....s 1f
Occidental Life ins. Co. Lots
~ 10 &c, Block ~. q. r. 20
q. y. Hopkins. Lot n, Block
p. u. Franz Lot rs. HioE *
"a. Original Townsito 8
r.. schnilc. Lot ~ Block II.
origpni TOWNSHIP $500. 6
j. 4. Dnrrnciouch. Iot 90.
Block "a. Original Town
Mcdier a Kent. Lots Vi ana
~ Block IL original
TuwnHltc II
]. NJ. Giccklor, Lots 2s and
e. Block H. Original
IoNnslie ,....s. II
W. spiegieherE. Tot2 /, and
Block ~. or aipai Town
6 Wirn5ai II
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Original Tow islte ..,...' b
S. Baiiinc. Lot. Block 20.
Original To anaitc $500. 6
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20, bririui ToWnslte 6
VIM, lNiekc. lot o. Block 90.
Original ~f'owusifc - 8
Est J. corr ctto. Lot Z. Block
~ triffn nal Tuwnsltc ... .
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% Original Townslte ... 8
N. Rouckus, Lots o and 10.
hlns 20. Original Town
htte s...s.sstss...s.sa.. II
) cntciuni. Lot o. Powell and
lraegcr Addition ... 80,
Entil Mann. Lots 10 and ~.
POWELL and lracgcr Addi-
". s. siricklor aud First Ma
uonai Bank. La ~, Powell
4 ana prlcgcr Addition . %
Al Thclin. Lots 13. ~ and
- Powell ana PRegcr Adj
dltlnn 1fl
w H. Trlmhio lot 81. nacn
and Trmhle Addition SO.
q w. Strong Lots o. 10 and
-. i'nca and Trimhld Ad-
Esiate Or Is +. siurrcl. Lots
%, ~ and 49, Baoa and
Trimblo Addition ..,... 1Gl
Estate O., Is. Nchcr. Lots I
and . orgluai Iowna.tc.
p. B3ilr,u. iot : block az
" r. fort Lots 4 and b..
Block 2 oriEuut Towns.to III
Mclin and Entin. Lot o..
Block 81. original TQwrsltc 81
MtI.Tt end t.uFiu. Lot 90
H'n0f s.. Original T0wnaite o.
J. MIrff. lot g. Block 81,
CrHual Townaitc Is.
- frcn ......,...... 81
a. EycrIut lot s. Block s.
OriEiral TuwnFite - 81
Est. j i01r,'ich Lots 9 and
7 90. Block 3, Original Town
site ...... ia
J.. uIrcomolu, west D. foct
uf Lots ti and ~, Block o.,
OF iota % and ~ Block a..
1 American Trust and SAVINGS
GO OiHuhe and MuurerJ
81. ~ fcot Of lots 10 and
Is, Block s.. o. o.. ....,. 16t
y HnHhf uTd Maugrr. S. n fcct
81 Lots % and 49, Block
8, %. r.. ............... -;
A. ~. Tosslcr Tot 30. Block
IS. Original Towusitc .. 37i
y. korhor uiocE "B". a. and
H. Addition. tMr1l ...... AZ
IT, H. WILSON, East OF Block
a. A. and H Addition. 4f'
fo.1 THtl loot "N Amhro-
Hu Garcia Addition ... 23'
a.. GI4u.uni lot "t. Ambro-
a0 laren Addition .... 27'
Est D. l.liawc,n. Lots ""
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
Woman 80
Years Old
Says she owes her wonderful
health to Vinol, our Cod
Liver and Iron Tonic.

Wooster, o. THE grippe len me
IN a wcattned. ~rin-darn condition.
Doctors had gten me thgir best tonnes
without effect As I have depended On
Ninoi 20 hrhd me OBJ every spring ior
tie past nine years with such GOOD re-
suits, tried u. ny appetite improved.
my strength came nltb 10 J am not only
taking cars 81 my household dunes but
direct The marafam' 1f az two iarEe
farms. tel all nay hiends % uae Nnd
when they need strength. Mis-.
MARTHA SicKLEN
Women who are rundown, nervous,
iack energy and WurAinf strength should
take Nina IS % clnfaia3 beii and Cod
Liver pcpiones. Ion and Hypo-
rhoepiitc9 he ycr senerts needed 10
fertOfo 9 i1t ar1 ilf. cueh tie blood
ard Crflit arcHgi.
HIGHLAND liifAHmACY AN
DRUGGISTS BFEglfMllriE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

LONDON. Dec. e.--Thc American
freight steamship korwocd. New
York Cor HamourF. struck n mine on
T~erschellins. an Island - Nhe North
Sea TuEH went 10 her assistance.
BAsIBURaER SMALL HARD
COKE COAL SUPPLY COMPANY.
PHONES 4 AND b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

Chairman, city Commission. and
Ex-ohicio Mayor.
ATTEST.
NOR1NNE NJ. SwITzER, .
city Clerl
(SEALl
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zach year both principal and interest
being payable at The office OF the city
treasurer.
The said owner, or his %xecutor
Administrators or assigns. shall have
T. ho r.Fht, within thirty days after the
gate hereof, to pay tho entire assess
Wcnf against his property. ana 10 re-
pelNt Ga discount of 1--WE per centum
thereon loo fun satisfaction hereof
thereafter, % or AN OF said INSTALL
menis mav be paid hcroro maturity
win accrued Interest to the neNt sue
coediuE interest paying date.
IT'D" said assessment has been lev
req nl Ntriufe ~ aaid ordinance and
lll other proceedings OF said city. Tor
the payment by said owner 81 his
nr"portionttc share of the cost of inn
proving - street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

Publish Nov. ii-is,sS. Dec. 90
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Aug. --Hogs-Receipts. O.
 900 Market steady to unevenly lower
 but few bids or sales because packing
 house strike and railway situation.
 Trade advices suspension all livestock loading for Chicago until further no- $22.5o.
 Cattle.-Recefpts $500. Market slow. choice and prime. $17.406 1925; me diun and good, $13.0o@174o: good and choice, s14z5@1s:25; common and medium, ss:7s@l425 Butcher cattle, 14.5o; bulls. $500 11!5o. Gamers and cutters, cows and heifers. sS.oo@7 FPS; i; canner Steers. $s.4e@9.5o; veal calves (hght and ~handyweight), $1s.5o@ 1s:5e; feeder steers. ss.oe@ 1850; stecker calves, ss.eo@I1o. Western range cattle. beef steers, s11oe@ 16. 50; cows and heifers. $s.75@13.
 Sheep-Receipts, 1.20o. Market sales; about steady. Lambs Cs4 lbs. dewn). SKETCHES: lambs. culls and common. $s.eo@1a.25; yearling weth- CTS, $s.75@12.5e; ewes. s7.e5@9oo; ewes. culIs and common. s2.75 @e.75; sreedinE ewes. ASSOCIATE; feeder Pittsburgh, Aug. Seattle: supply $500 head. Market higher to steady. OnotCc Sie@lt. Wme $16 G11, good Sis@1s,s tidy butchers $14.75@15.5o, fair $1z@13. common S12@13. common to good fat bulls $e@11. common to Eood fat cows $6@s. heifers s12.5o@ 1884 fresh cows and springers $se@ 15A, veal calves $z1.
 Sheep and lambs--Supply 800 head Market. steAy. Prime wethers $1o75, goed mixed $s@1e. fair mixed $s@s, cuils and common $4@7. lambs $1e.5o.
 Hogs.-Receipts 900 head Market higher. Prime heavy hogs s2275@ g. 80. mediums $22.3 0@2340, heavy yerkers $22.3o@23.40. light workers sz2. .25 @ze.50, pigs s21.75 022. roughs s14T195o. stags s14@1s.5c. heavy nfxak 414A42
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY MARKET

New York Aug. 9.-Trading in stocks today was influenced almost en- tirely by President Wilson's address, which Wall street interests accepted as favorable to the constructive side.
 Fridays gains were increased, espe- cially in equipments and industrials, which are expected to show further prosperity by postwar demands. Rails and food shares. which suffered se verely in the several recent declines. also rallied vigorously. a large part of the weeks extreme losses being recov- cred. In a few instances. such as American Car and several high priced specialties. substantial net gains over last weeks strong close were made. The market closed at advances of two 10 nine points. Sales amounted to 635.0o0 shares.
 General news of the days favored the long account. including the July tonnage statement of the U. $. Steel Corporation. which disclosed an in- crease in untitled orders of 6s5. sos tons over June. This is the second success sive increase and brings the total of business on hand beyond any period since last March. Al
 Bonds were irregular. Liberty issues as well as internationals. Total sales tpar valuel aggregated $7,2so,ooo.
 Old U. S. bonds were unchanged on call during the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
NATIONAL TENNIS DOUBLES
 TO START TODAY

Newton, Mass. Aug. O.-The na- tionaI lawn tennis doubles champion ship tourname:A will begin tomorrow on the Chestnut Hill courts of the Longwood Cricket Club Ten teams, eight of them winners of sectional ti- tie meetings, will compete. The other two comprise the Australian players, Gerald Patterson being paired with Norman F. Brookes and R. V. Thom- as with Randolph Lycett.
 All matches will be played in the afternoon. Two are scheduled for to- morrow Maurice E. Mclaughlin and T. c. Bundy winners of the Pacific Coast sectionals, will meet ". E. Da- wis and H. Vandyke Johns. who won the western title sR- Norris Williams End and Watson M. Washburn. New England champions. will face Ichiya Kumaga and Harold A. Throckmor- ton. who won this years middle states title. The semi finals will be reached on Thursday and there will be no play on Friday in order that the players may rest for the final match on Sat urday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
THIRD ANNUAL GRAND
 CIRCUIT STARTS TUESDAY

Philadelphia, Aug. 1o.-About 150 trotters and pacers of the 200 or more horses that will be ouartered at the Belmont Driving Clubs track at Mar beth, Pa. this week are expected to start in the third annual. Grand Cir cult meeting scheduled to open at the old one milk track on Tuesday. The meeting will last four days and all the nine early closing stakes and six open classes have been well filled. An added feature to the card will be a race for trotting teams, the first event of this kind that has ever been held for a purse on the Grand Circuit The purses for the meeting amount to more than ss0.0oo- R. E. Biggs of Baltimore will be the starter
 The opening of the meeting on Tuesday will give all the horses which have been racing over the western tracks an opportunity of resting up after shipping to Belmont. Many trotters and pacers of the east will make their first start of the year at this meeting.
 The track is in excellent condition and some record miles are looked for as all the fastest horses being cam paigned this year by Tommy Murphy, Pop" Geers. Walter fCox and other famous reinsmen are entered in the stake events.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
AUSTRALIAN SWIMMERS
 WIN TWO EVENTS

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Misses Fannie Durack and Wilhelmina Wylie, Aus tralian swimming stars. who yesterday refused to enter competitive events. today won two of the five events for women, and Miss Betty Grimes Min neapohs A. C.. won the national A. A. U. senior women's high diving cham pionship. The Duluth Boat clubs four pared crew won from the Lincoln Park Boat club and the Duluth clubs swim mers also won the women's relay race. Todays program closed the second an nual pu blic water carnival of the Chi cago Athletic association
 The Australian swimmers. who are on tour of the United States and Canada, understood their agreements permitted them to appear in exhibition and handicap D events only. A telegram received today from Fred W. Rubien, secretary of the National A. A. U. i'm formed them. however. that they must take part in competitive events
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11

was in readiness for the game. We did not for a minute anticipate anything such as happened in the non appear ance of the Groton team-f we had we certainly would have scheduled another team in Groton's place. This action of the Groton team places us in a rather precarious position and we want the fans to realize the cir cumstances so they may appreciate the position we are in. Such action by any club in organized ball would not be tolerated: a heavy fine would be the penalty. In baseball such as this, however, there is no remedy one team merely becomes the victim, and is up against it. We make no ac- cusations against the Groton team. instead we ask you to give the fans of. Norwich, through the medium of The Bulletin. statement as to why you did not put in an appearance. and why you did not notify us that you were not coming.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
NEW LONDON INDEPENDENT
 DEFEAT ASHLAND A.

Sunday on Ashland park the Ash land A.. A. was defeated by the New London Independents by the score of 2 to 0.
 New London's two runs came in the third. Ballastini and Cranka famed. -Coyle hit through third along the foul line for two bases. Brogan hit to Fa- Der, who fumbled allowing Coyle to score. Brogan took second on the throw to the plate. Cavanaugh singled through second and Brogan scored. Silvia flied to Jarvis. This ended the scoring.
 Ashland rallied in the ninth and got two men on without any outs. but Bal lastini frightened pp and Ashland could not push them across
 Liberty was effective at all times but in the second. Manley pitched
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
SUNDAY GOLFERS FORGED
 TO GIVE UP THEIR GAME

sQuincy, Mass, Aug. 10.--Sunday golfers, who had come in large nun bers to the links of the Wollaston Golf club to take advantage of the ideal weather, were unable to com plete their rounds today because of the intervention of the police. A state police officer and the chief of police of this city visited the course and in formed players that they must lay down their clubs.
 Several lawyers who had been play ing argued the matter with the state officer but he told them that he was acting under orders to enforce the la against Sunday sports.