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Two base hit-Berman. Stolen bases-Miller,
q; Shay: Cook. Sacrifice hit-Rommel. Double
play--Wigglesworth and Sharp. Left on bases
Jersey City, 2; Newark, 7. Bases on balls
on Engel, 9: off Miller, q; off Rommel, 1.
in s 1-3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Engel,
(Bruggy). Struck out-By Engel, 2; by Mil
Ter, B.; by Rommel 3. Wild pitches-Engel,
Ter
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Two base hIt-Anderson Three base hi
Anderson. Sacrifice hit-PurteN Sacrifice
hy-ONeill. stolen bases-McInnis. Orr, See.
Walsh: Double play-ssndbcrg and Purtell.
First base OIL srrors-Rochester. 2; Toronto
Z. Left on bases-Rochester, IL; Toronto. s.
First base on balls-On See, c; off Peterson
6. Struck out-By See, 4: by Peterson, q.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
National and American League Records.
RESULTS oE YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
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SUPERBAS LOSE TO
CARDINALS IN 18TH
Pfeffer's Chain of Victories Is
Broken by Cardinals, Who
Win, Z to 5.
ny GEORGE II. UNDERWOOD.

brooklyn lost a ball game yesterday
and JEFF Pfeffer lost what should have
bean his eighth straight victory.
n was an old fashioned rough and
tumble smuggling match, with doubles and
triples and plain ordinary bingles filling
the air. 1t was a sad farewell. With
the exception OF Sundays special contest
with the Phillies. 1t was the last home
game the Dodgers will play until
June "a.
St Louis Z, Brooklyn $50 read the
obsequles.
Tuero not only pitched winning
game, but delivered the single that
clamped the defeat on the Superbas in
the unlucky round.
Pfeffer fought tenaciously to lasso the
game. Seeing that his offerings were not
as elusive as usual, Jeff tried to make up
for his pitching deficiency with some
timely work at bat. He got triple and a
single. drove in one run and scored an
other. After the eighth he pitched baf-
Ming ball.
Cards 0uthit Rivals.
The Cardinals outiiit the Dodgers Is
to 10 but the abundance Of Brooklyn
extra base wallops evened things. Be
sides, Gene Paulette eternally was drop
and putting Senior Tuero In jeopardy
ThSee times the Dodgers overcame St.
Louis leads only to lose out In the end.
The scoring bee started with two down
In the second. Heathcote singled to
right. He took second on a wild pitch
only apparently to be out at third,
Kruger to Schmandt Sherry Smith,
however, was leaning over the rail con-
versing with some friends and the roll
Ing ball touched his foot. After a pow
WOW with the members OF both teams
Umpire Rigler ruled that the could not
call Heathcote out at third and sent him
back to second. Miller scored him with
triple to left and registered himself
on Clemons's following rap to right
Tuero also singled but was left with
Clemens when Myers made a great shoe
string catch OF Shotton's belt over sec
ond.
Pfener Triples.
kruegers scratch hit, Pfeffers three
base lash to left. a pass to Magee and
Grifnth's lusty~triple to right gave the
Dodgers three runs and the lead In the
third. only to have the Cardinals forge
to the front again in the sixth with two
runs gained on Stocks pass. Hornsby's
single, Paulette's tprceout of Hornsby
that would have been double play ex-
cept for Olson failing to make the throw
to nrst. and timely thump by the ire
pressible Heathcote.
The Dodgers tied II up In the seventh
on Krueger's triple and an error by
Pau,ette, who dropped Tueros throw to
hrst on Olson's grounder. Singles by
Stock. Hornsby and Heathcote manutac-
tured St Louis run in the eighth, but
the Dodgers tied the score again in their
half Of the eighth on z. Wheat's double
AMI another error by Paulette.
With the teams deadlocked at 5 TO 5
with two down in the thirteenth. Miller
bounced lucky hit past Konetchy. He
stole second and continued to third on
krueger's wild throw. Pfeffer had one
strike on Clemens at the time With
Miller on third. Jeff was ordered to pass
Clemens, which he did. Pfeffer put over
what appeared TO be third strike on
Tuero. but Rigler called ball" Then
Tuero singled to right. scoring Miller
and Clemens. The score:
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RED soX ARE YIcrnas

York, Pa. May 2S.-The Boston
Americans stopped here today for an
exhioitlon game with the nine from the
American Chain Works. The Red snv
won by 10 to 8.
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Totals Sss Is % II II
Slated for Saier in the ninth inning.
tBstted for Sweeney IN the ninth inning.
tBatted for Benton in the ninth inning.
New York ' ........ % i . %
Two base hit-Zimmerman. Three base
hH-Lee. stolen bsses-Burns, Chase. saori-
nee hits-Terry ., Fletcher. Young. Zmmsr-
Boeckei. Cutahaw and saier: Doyle Fletcher
and Chase; LETT on bases-New York, 9;
bases on baps.oE pubuc. g Ccutshay,
soscfsD on Winters. ] tnoscse6; on Ham:
tlton. McCartyl;. on Adams. Burns).
Aits.on pubuc; 8 IN ia innings; on Ben.
in inning: on Adams. 8 in innings: on
pubue. i Ccuishsx). Passed bsii-sweeney.
Winning piieherIHamilto5; Losing pitcher "a
HsmIiien. none; on Rpbse; none; on Benton,
Nessra. KLEIN and Blnslie. Tine Of game
honfn esd u minutes.
QIANTa Alxnne. Sale foF Decoration
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BALTIMORE TAKES OPENER.
Mixes Hits With Readings Errors
and Wins, q to 4.

READING, Pa, May 2S.-Gmernation-
aD-Baltimore mixed hits with errors
and won the opening game OF the series
from Reading to-day. 8 to 4. The score
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Tho score
AMHERST.
Totals. 81 7 ~ n Is
'Batted for link In the ninth inning.

stolen bases-Holden, 2; Kinney. Sacrifice
hits-Holden. McNamara. Bases on balls
ON Coke, q off Robinson. 8; on link, |.
Mt by pitcher pitcher-Boyd u struck 1nt-By CS.e,
Dawson. 2 Left on bases-Yale, 7; Am
herst. s. Hits-On Coke. in s innings; of
hours and minutes. Umpire-Mr. tombstone.
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TORONTO OUT IN FRONT.
outscores Rochester, 13 to 5, in
Poorly Played Contest.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. May 2s.-(Interna-
tlonal) defeated Rochester, 10
TO 8, here to-day in sloppy game. The
score:
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GEORGETOWN.
PRINCETON.

Three base hlt-Timble. Two base hits
Kenyon 3. stolen bsse--Trmble Struck out
BY Hymen, 10; by Kirkland. /: by ST. John
I. Bases on balls-On Hymen, 5: on 81
John ]. umpire-Mr Martin. Time OF game
- hours and 20 minutes.
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Totals. ...3l 0 6 "A is 2
sRatted for Alexanfiar

Two base hit-Mann. Three base hits-Her-
zog, MEANWHILE, Powell Sacrifice hit-Ptck.
Double plays-Hollocher. Pick and MerkIe;
Meanwhile. Herzog and Holke. q Left on
bases-Chicago, 5; Boston, g. Bases on balls
Vaughn in - innings; of Alexander 0 in
20 innings; OFF Martin, in 1. Hit by pitcher
By Nehf, (Killefer). Struck out-By Alex
ander. /; by Nehf, I. Passed ball-Killefer
Losing pitcher-VauEhn.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
HACKLEY SCHOOL TRIUMPHs.

TARRYTowN, N. Y. May 2s.-The
Hackley School baseball team defeated
the Mohegan Lake nine here to-day,
score OF 8 TO 2.
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Two base hits-BOdie, Nelson, Bissell, .
Sacrifice hitsIPrstt. .; BroGdbent, Edwards
out-By Nelson. 4; by Fisher. 8. Bases on
bslls-on Nelson. 2; ON Fisher, ., Hit by
pitched ball-By Fisher. 8 Fewster Wick,
Firestones, . Left on bases-New York. .;
Firestones, 4. Time OF game-l hour and Is
minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Goehler and Han
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CORNELL NINE IN FRONT.

ROCHESTER. N. Y, May 2s.-Cornell's
baseball team vanquished the Rochester
nine here to-day by the score OF 3 to 4.
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Two base hits-Kopf. Roush, williams
Three base hit-Neale Home run-Cravath
stolen bases-Rath' Neale. Kopf. Sacrifice
Double plays-Pearce Luderus
and Baird: Whitfield. Pearce and Luderus:
Daubert and Kopf. Left on bases-Cincin.
natl. s.; philadelphia, 6, First base on error
hiladelphia, 1. Bases on balls-On Smith, q;
Hits-of Smith, Is in innings: off Jacobs
2 IN innings: of Fisher, in el-3 innings
By Smith, 2: by Jacobs. 2: by Ring. q wild
pitch Smith. Winning pitcher-Fisher. Los
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kESUkIS


PittsburK, Q; New York, Q 40 innings).
st. Louis, u Brooklyn. us innings).
Cincinnati, o. Philadelphia. B.
Boston, ~ Chicago, 0.
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R ReIsimSr' .. .:...... =
Two base hits-Bishop, HONG. Pitt, Boley.
Konnick. Doolan. Stolen bases-KonnicK,
Lowry. Sacrifice ht-Lowry. Sacrifice fly
HONG. Double plays-Baker and Weafer;
Egan and Boey; Boley: Bishop and Egan;
soIey LEFT V on s e'fRS ead ana
TO- Bases on balls-on Pitt. 2: off Newton,
6. Struck out--By Pitt, .; by Newton. s.
wild pitch-Plitt.
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Dixie Kid" Dies
After Fall in Paris
~ ARTS. May ss.-The newspaper,

ARTS. May sS.-The newspapers
report the death of a negro
boxer known as Dixie Kid"
from the effects OF a blow received
outside Paris cafe on Sunday eve
ming. The boxer. who is said to have
been drinking. bumped into an Ameri-
can officer.
1t is declared that the officer hit
the negro. whose head struck the
pavement when he fell. The negro
was picked up unconscious and died
soon afterward. He was SO years
old.
Another Boxer Killed.
PARIS, May 2S.-During boxing
match at lie Mans last Tuesday be-
tween Credeville. a Frenchman, and
Drabeck, of Chicago, the Frenchman
struck the American a direct blow to
the heart with his left hand. Drabeck
collapsed unconscious and was taken
TO hospital, where he died this
morning without recovering con-
sciousness. The police are investi-
eating.
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Totals 8i4l 10 q - Il
Slated for Baker in the ninth inning.
walsh out on missed third strike.
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Totals. SO 1895 IL

Two base hits-Donelson, Heating Nc.
Csbe, oRourke, Sacrifice nit-Rarney sac
riico fy-McLarry, Double play-BarneN
Ryan, Wlltse and McCHrron. Left on bases
Buffalo, 5; Binghamton, II, First base on
errors.Buftalo, !; BinshamtonL ! Bases on
halls-on Cav. ;; of Ryan, l. Hhs-of CAV
nngs. Hit by pitcher-By Cav. CORonrke).
Struck out-By Cav, 2; by McCahe, :.
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BfOoklyu In New York,
FhiiadslphiA IN eosten-
No ether sanss ossSsasisd.
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PITTSBURG BENCH
HANDS TURN TIDE
BeZdek's Subs Tie Score in 9th,
Then Help Pirates Beat
Giants in 10th.
4 LOCAL PITCHERS USED
Dubue, Benton, 0eschger and
Winters Unable to Stave
Off Defeat-Score, 6 to 2.
4 LOCAL PITCHERS USED
ny FREDERICK G. LIEB.

II took the Pirate craft quite a time
70 show any signs OF hostility in New
york waters, but when IL opened fire on
the Harlem late yesterday afternoon 1t
raised quite a commotion.
Prior to going to bat in the ninth
inning on the Polo Grounds yesterday
the Pirates had been as lucky In the
greater city as one armed paper
hanger topping of a ladder sirnultane-
ously with paste pot They had
dropped three straight in Brooklyn and
two more in Manhattan. When the
Pittsburgers came up for their ninth at
tempt the score was 2 to in favor of
the Giants. and the bottom end of the
Pirate batting order was up. In the
previous inning RUDE Benton had rushed
TO the rescue OF Jean Dubuc and retired
the side with the bases full 1t looked
as though the Black Flags had expended
all their gurpowder In this futile rally.
But the Pirates had just begun to
fight! With his back to the wall Hugo
Bezdek, the rolypoly, chief of the Cor
sairs, piped all his reserves on deck. He
unleashed the whole benchload of Pirate
subs at the Giants, and by the time the
smoke of the carnage blew away the
score was tied. The Buccos now had
blood in their eyes, and they simply ran
amuck in the tenth. when they piled on
four more runs. It enabled Pittsburg
TO close up its weeks stay in Greater
New York with a to 2 victory over
New York
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REDS BEAT PHILLIEs.

Q to B.
PHrLADELPHrA, May 2S.-CNational)-
Cincinnati punched six hits with q pass
and an error on Smith in the NTH in
ming for five runs to-day and won from
Philadelphia, to 8. In the sixth Cra-
vath hit a home run into the bleachers,
scoring Meusel ahead of him. The
score:
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The Dixie L. in Msorr
thrty-six
boxing critics will
the late Honey Melody and others
Wacott the
because he too heavy
lapse when he walter
weight champion April he
round the Kid would have
weight title because he had beaten wo but this
colt The Dixie Kid able boxea punch
style had particular
Fought most his
Knockout heavier
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
3cHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Boston in PhiladsIphia
No other games scheduled.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Huu ENnIANn nEAnI

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Fitchburg-FitchburE, I: Law
At LOwell-LowsIl. S; Haverhnl. 4.
Al Portland-Portland. 8; lewiston, 9.
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Newark won the first game of the
series from Jersey City at West Side
Park yesterday by to 3. Battery errors
by Pitcher Joe Engel and Catcher Ber-
man were responsible for three runs.
Engel was not hit during the two and
one-third innings he pitched. but gave
six base on balls and made three wild
pitches Rommel steadied after the
first inning. The score:
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Mrs. J. E. Guthrey, Cor.
Phone l55

Rev. !. II. Cain was called to
Paris, Texas, Sunday night in re-
in response to a message stating
that his daughter way dying
Mrs. II. c. Elliott has returned
to her home at Red Oak after an
crtcnded visit with her daughter,
Mrs. L. A, Moore.
Last Saturday, Mrs. J. E. South
eriand entertained twenty-nine
ladies in honor of Mrs. Ira Mitchell
Of Oklahoma City, Mrs. ]. w. Shell
ton and Mrs. Don Cochran OF
Ardmorc,
S. II. Secrest has sold his drug
business to Louie Ballew.
Miss Rose Wylic returned from
Oklahoma City Thursday, where
She has been to consult an eye
specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Trapp went
TO Shawnee the first OF the week
10 attend the bedside OF their
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Melton, who
is dangerously i'll OF penumonia.
Mrs. W. Manlcy OF Washington
ID. {. arrived Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cole
man.
NJ. f. u n-u-
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Acid. Stomach Ruins
Health OF Millions

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Ethel were recent visitors in Ok
lahoma City,
Sergt. A. G. Rollow at Baltimore
and Lieut.. Robin Knight at New
port News, have received their dis
charges and will arrive home soon.
George Prim has returned from
Roscoe, Texas, where he has been
to attend the fueneral Of brother.
S. d. Williams made a business
trip to Oklahoma City this week.
Mrs. John McGibbony was a re-
cent visitor in Purcell.
Mrs. O. c. Karkalits and son
went to Boyd, Texas, Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Karkalite's mother.
Quite a number OF Wynnewood
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COLDS AND FLU
BEST TREATED
WITH CALOTABS
The New Perfected Calomel That
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Physicians or druggists will tell
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-08
Wheeler Consolidated School.

Number Of pupils enrolled t'r
month, III
Number OF pupils neither tardy
nor absent, 81.
Average attendance ior the
month, 124.
Record of those with higheSg
standing during month Alta
Brown, Juanita Tanner Ester Wal
ker. Ida Patrick, Mary West, Lloyd
Roberts.
Motto OF the month. Work and
be peaceable.'
Annual high school play was held
Tuesday evening, February 25 pro-
cceds, S42.35.
c. s. WATSON, Teacher.
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ladies have registered and will vote
in the coming city election.
DR.. ". F. Settle has announced
for member OF the school board
in third ward and L. w. Burnett
for member in fourth ward.
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PINK WADE
ID Correspondent; Oh
Ihamber of Commerce

blowing delegation OF
| ey men went to Okla
yesterday, in the interest
osed hard surfaced roads
county: Monroe Os-
! Johnston, w. NJ, Long
henderson, w. NJ, Erwin
Pyeatt, J. T. Blanton, r.
EFT, w. l.. Farmer
ssell, r. f. Bowling, w.
y. T. H. Vaughan, I.
IlSert Plaster, DR.. G.. L.
/ q Reed, O. w, Pat
n. /. NanHoozer.
Harris, banker OF Mays
Id through the city to-
e to Oklahoma City.
Marsh assistant county
rned yesterday from at
e Southwest American
n at Oklahoma City. Mr.,
Iin charge OF the exhibits
|ys and Girls Pig Club
county, each exhibitor
prize.
Ey Frazer, district home
lion agent, was in the
tday visiting with Mrs.
county home demon
lent.
bredge OF Maysville was
Y yesterday.
bney OF Stratiord was a
L yesterday.
Burke left first OF the
ian extended visit with
Big Spring, Cisco and
It's in Texas.
citing held at the Yale
siednesday, strong reso-
ire adopted denounciug
untrue the Oklahoma
l,rt on conditions at the
l,y Training School. The
came in for its just share
iounciation, because OF
| based on the report
Y u the Times. A COM
!, Mls Valley citizens
fonal Investigation and
heir findings to the
ictor Shewbert has Sc
/. discharge and returned
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ARDMORE
THIN PEOPLE

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and creates new strength and energy.
Sold by druggists under definite guar
antee Of results or money back
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Mrs. Joseph f. Burney
lased the residence, for
pied by ]. II, Mcclure
on Main street, and NOV
ietta Thursday evening
fyville.
I. Ealy who has been
i'm the service, with the
ion, arrived Thursday.
EN- wounded twice. The
e, was in No Mans Land
re four days and nights
nd without food or wa
parents live near Fast
ei not aware OF the TACT
So near home.
}. Smith and Miss Aneta
urned yesterday from
City where they have
Siness.
Y. Batsor was in Ard
rday.
Vineblood was checked
tmaster at Thackeryille
ago. He has been post
the past eight years.
unt OF moving to Wichi-
here he has accepted a
resigned. Mrs. Leila
~ checked !" as post
ltCarty was in Ardmore
elma Cunningham OF
hssed through Marietta
On her way to Gaines
she will visit relatives,
E guest OF Misses Kath-
Willie Scott while in
randolph sold his garage
iain street this week to
OF Gainesville.
egan, colored, arrived
week from overseas
bad spent eleven mopths
vice. He belonged to
rattlcsnake division, and
he had plenty of active
e wears the rattlesnakc
bis shoulder.
Mrs. Fred Enos returned
evening from Allsbgrg
,hcy were called TO the
Ms. Enos father WhC
sly burt in an dutomo-
Bat.
night the w. o. w
in d class OF one han
IN members and now thl.
be OF the largest in the
{ Ardmore team came
put on the degree work
almost perfect in it.
e. Three men, Prof
Il Kerr, and b. W. Camp.
fiated into the mySter.
order. for the beneii
class. Alter the degree
-over sandwiches, cotfe,
were served and a ,hor
by the visitors.
Lay, an old residen
a and former bushes
living at Gainesyille
rday visiting friends anC
business here. His son
is now working for tn,
pad and living with hi
Denison, Texas.
Zen lodge will serve al
ner at Shipman's bak
turday, also sell oyster
j hope to have good pat
the proceeds are to b.
urchasing lodge equip
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-24
NO GOOD ALCOHOL
IN GOTHAM DRINKS.

NEW NPltiN Further research viii
f00ured to ascertain what has caus
ni DE death of "a New York drinkers
n iar pas. feW days. The health corn
missiouar chemists JAILED 90 find wood
nifuhuI bon 10 samples of whisky tested
Iu saloons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-05
ANNUAL MEETING OF
OFFICERS OF THE BOND
INTERESTS HELD HERE

Nearly a score of officers of the
Bond interests in the state attended
the annual meeting held Tuesday IN
the Bond Council Sheep and Wool
company's offices. Third street and
Gold avenue. The meeting discussed
business plans for the. next year. 1t
was stated, however, that there was
nothing of importance to make pubic.
Those who attended the meeting IN
cluded A. W. West and M, Paltenghe,
A. Macarthur company wagon
Mound; G. w, Bond, Albuquerque;
Frank Bond, Espanola; Roy A. Cliff
ford, Bond Il Nohl Company. Espa-
nola; f. r. Frankenberger, Espanola
Mercantile company, Espanola; A, II.
Long, Rosa Mercantile company,
Rosa; T.. A. Johnson, Quemado Sheep
company, Espanola; J. II. Mccarthy,
Bond Mccarthy company, Taos; w.
H. Booth. NJ. e. Crumley and Frank
Boyer, Bond-Dillon company, Albu-
querque; H. L. Weisse, Cuba Mer2an-
tile company. Cuba; l.. A. Bond, Bond
Sargent company, Grants; r. {. Dill
lon, George Bond & Brother Mercan-
tile company, Encino; Joseph liol-
brook, Bond e. West company Cuer-
vo; C. A. Baker, Bond-Baker com
pany, Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-05
NOTICE

We have bought the entire plant OF
the w, A. Golf Carpet Cleaning COM
pany and will continue to give the
Golf service. We have also added the
latest improved machine for removal
ing mattresses.
ALBUQUERQUE MATTRESS co.
Phone Al 1911 South Second st
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-05

They tell, me that in old White Plains
They have some mighty handsome
James;
And, while few possess some brains
The others shy at subway trains.