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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
BIG THREE VICTORS AGAIN
IN 'PHHA. CUP MATCHES
Merton, Without Mrs. BarlotU,
Uhite,Uashes Phi m mt;
Country Club and North
Hills Lead Suburban League
Ry PETER PUTTER

THERE were no surprises in the
l. Philadelphia Cup series yesterday.
Philmoont had made such a fine show
ing against Huntington Valley last
week that it was thought the team might
make Merton work hard, but the cham
pions had an easy time Of it. and this
in spite of the fact that Mrs. r. II.
Barlow was not there to play on the
team, Mrs. George S. Munson made
most acceptable substitute, and after
the last hole was played and the smoke
blew away, Philmont had not been able
to win single match. 1t was the hrst
appearance this year Of Miss Frances
Griscom, the former national cham
mon. and Mrs. w. ]. Peck. and their
presence on the team did a lot to bal
ance it in the absence OF Mrs. Barlow.
Huntington Valley made a much bet
ter showing against Old York Road,
and the team is better balanced than it
was last week. Miss Eleanor I. Chan
dler made her debut and won. The
former runner-up to Mrs. Fox in the
local championship two years ago,
played in very fine form, in view of the
early season. Mrs. Stetson is still lead
ing the team, while Mrs. Fox is now at
three. Later on. when she has had
more time to play. we may expect to
see her at the top of the team.
The Cricket Club is going along at
nice gait. Miss Ethel Campbell has
been unable to play but this had no ef-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Standing of Women's Golf
Teams in the Big Leagues
PHILADELPHIA CUP
SUBURBAN LEAGUE

feet on the team which won five Of the
seven matches from Riverton. There is
not the slightest doubt that when the
three big teams get together we are go
ing to see some very fine golf, and
while Merton seems the better balanced
and with greater preponderance of
low handicap players there is no tell
ing about the outcome.
The Philadelphia Country Club has
been trying for some time to break into
the big league. 1t was the favorite last
year, but Old York Road spilled the
beans. The Country Club players have
made up their mind that this is their
last year in the Suburban League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

boxers were: Young Henry and Kid
Albert; Charles Stern and Joseph
Bears: Billy Kramer and Ben Cline :;
Chief Bender and George Cohen ;
Johnny Belmont and Young Wallace
and Patsy Belmont Walter Davis and
Norman Paterson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
HAVERFORD JUNIORS WIN
Defeat Freshmen In olntereIass
Cricket Match

Haverford, Pa. April 30.---In
cricket match this afternoon between the
IIaverford College Juniors and Sopho-
mores the third year men easily won by
a score of 70-3S.
This is the first Of series Of inter-
class cricket games that will be held
this spring on Cope Field, and the
Juniors chances Of winning the cham
pionship are very bright.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
BOUTS IN CAMAC STREET
Many Local Boxers Aid In Liberty
Loan Drive

AS an extra added feature TO the
many attractions the numerous clubs Of
Camac street are offering in their efforts
to aid in the great Victory Loan cam
paign, a number of boxing bouts and n
wrestling match were staged last night
boxers being furnished by the William
J. Herman Health Institute.
The windup was between Joe Fox. Of
England, and Kid Russell. The other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Willie DoyIe Gets License

boy who was held responsible for the fatal
accident at Bowie recently, which caused
the death Of Frank Robinson. was granted
lcence TO ride yesterday Mt u meeting
Of the stew rds Of the Jockey Club at No.
IS East Forty-hrst street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Corey Reaches Semifinal

New York. April sO.--Allen Corey. reached
me srnihnal round OF the squash tennis
championship tournament Of the Yale club
Yesterday afternoon. He triumphcd over J.
{. Tomlinson, Jr., in two comparatively easy
Rnnies bv tho score of lN-5. 1913
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Phils and Dodgers may be square In the
SERIES but Jawn Ccombs will 50 cunning
1t deadlock Win the Dodgers for second
place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Pat Moran had q rtsht to feel q bit inde-
pendent as. ne took his milk bath this
morning. His Reds are the only team under
the Big Top still unbeaten.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NaTrOSAJ, LEAGUE
TopAYs SCHEDULE

TODRf'S SCTGbOIG
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brookiyn at Philadeiphin-Clsar.
New York at Bo%ton-Cl0udy.
Pittsburyh at Cincinnau--CI0udy
st. Louis at ChicaEo-Cloudy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Now York-CIear.
Boston at Washington--Cloudy.
Chicago at Detrolt-Cloudy.
Cleveland Mt st. Louis--Cloudy.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
=; New York. I.
WASHINGTON, 4; Boston. g.
Chicago, 81; Detroit, l.
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis, U.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies, 3; BROOKLYN. B.
Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburgh, L..
st. Louis, I; Chicago, O..
York. postponedi cold weather
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Fred Teney, who some time ago announesd
that he had auit tho Giants and baseball,
gets his Tennessee diploma At midnight to-
night. For the last four months he has been
late a single night. Toney's degree. which
IL likely to be q thermometer. will entitIe
him to q postgraduate course with John j.
Mc(iraw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

be caused Leo Callahan to unnecessarily slide
By tho pdv. the Boston Red sor not only
lSst So dS. os, S Hss VIII. Gf sg so5
Sea,sso 'IS Deprot % 5or is hith "sis ou. % o; 81 S
StdrtSI
7. R; Cob, accounted ,..,, e, Det.Sits % Only
who let the Tigers down with .iX; safeties:
Cobb's contribution was triple and
Milt Stock deposited the only run, OF the
eide oidentslw t' Il was @ the only Victory regsered
out Of six starts this brush by Major Branch
Rickey's tossers.
An that the Cornell baseball tean, needs, TO
| su ne "D ri Thsy Ra"e s1SH
sdry Needle, Uho shut out the 81. Laurence
it's pennant hopes yesterday when Guy Nor
ton turned in = fve-hit shout-out over the
Browns.
schoolmaster Ray Fisher, whom the Yam
straight triumph for Pat Moran Yesterday.
No less than fre double plavs ,psre pulled
on ths. unsuspectino CARDINALS .bv the Cubs
Se "a ali Hfre rs Of e.. dos doe FIX gs Gy''
The Giants lost another chance to nick on
the Braves. when cold weather intervened
ut Boston yesterday.
After seeing the Giants and DODGERS in
action the better Pat Moran's Reds look
to US.
Wilbur Coope5 OF the Pirates. rated one
ts S wn III rs GGSSs Ss GscsG%y
started games twice for Hugo BOZdek and
finished second the same number Of times.
I It's a tough life for Bill KLEIN. For the
second time he breeZed through a Phil
Dodger game without single complaint be-
ing fed against his decisions. Even an UNI
pire has. nerves that are bound to crack
under this monotony,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Dartmouth Beats Maine

Hanover, n. H.. April 3o-The Dart
mouth team defea ted the University of Maine
in hard. fought game here yesterday after
noon, by the score OF 3 to ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Tho Phils spoiled tho pertect score Of the
Dodgers, and Washington, halted the Ginning
march Of the Red Sop yesterday. Hdrru
Harper southpdt0sd viotorp from the mon-
drchs Of the diamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Bingles and Bungles

Tt's about tins thev taks Pat Moran aud
the ponydlon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Just to prove that lawn Coombs plays no
favoritlsm as manager OF the Pills Colby
Jack benched himself yesterday In the first
inning when. coaching at the third-base line.
he caused Leo Callahan to unnecessarily slide
into the hot corner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Fordham Meets Columbia

New York. April SO.s--Fordham's ba seba Il
team will meet the Columbia nine at Ford
ham Field this afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

By tho ,gdv. the Boston Red sor not only
yesterday. Eddie Collins and fis, white Sop
mates Jumped into the pacsnlakin0 role by
beating Detroit for its MN tcin out OF Str
StdrtSI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

4. Il. Cobb accounted for Detr0it's only
run and one-third Of tho hitting OF Cicotts.
who let the Tigers down with ak safeties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Milt Stock deposited the only run OF the
duel between the Cubs and Cardinals In
cidentallv II was the only victory regi istered
out OF six starts this brush by Major Branch
RiCkey's tossers,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

All that the Cornell baseball team needs TO
seq up games this season Is to get a catcher
bU the ndnls Of Thread. Theu have the ueces-
sdrv Needle, Uho shut out the 81. Laurence
College nine yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Schoolmaster Ray Fisher. whom the Yam
KEGS couldn't use because he failed to turn
straight triumph for Pat Moran Yesterday
when he held the Pirates to three hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

No less than five double PLAYS ,psre pulled
on the InsuspectinD Cardinals by the Cubs
yesterday. Merkle ,Gus the only PLAYER to
fDure in all fre Of the double Killings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

Cleveland breathed . sigh Of relief about
it's pennant hopes yesterday when Guy Nor
ton turned In y fve-hit shout-out over the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10
CITY NEWS
cNBRIEFS

/ Mrs. Amos Moore LEFT last night fof
} NDN York uhNr' shr win visit hrf
.un shc VIII stop at New Orleans
io Visit short ume w.th another
son
The funeral o. Mrs J. n Boyd viii
he ho'l at 800 Oriotk tNs afternoon
at ine First Methodist Church ONE
Nrv q n Buchanan me pastor viii
conduct the services infelmsnf wlN
bs n Nnse Hiu nluN parN
M, and Mrs p o. Fudge and child
have como t0 Corpus 'hrlst and VIII
make tnis theif permanent home Mr.
fuiFe wln be- employed Hi Adler 9
feWtnf stofs Thes ap living tenn
porui3 at the state Hotel Tho tam
i'y came Nflc from Amarillo Texas
The Corpus Christi Typographical
Union held its regulaf meeting ysHtef
isy afternoon and elected the follow
ing persons to membership 81 -
Edwards a Tenglof and Nike IS
fuiveiis The local union now hs. 10
momhef, shortly viii establish
headquarters iu tho nrw caller home
The Tourist Club viii hold 80 week.
it merNua W 30 uriOrk Tuesday
afternoon at the sun rariof ~ the Nu.
ecc- Hotel and o. educational pro-
gram VIII hc given W % Motley
superintendent of schools viii tsik ard
program wIl be- given nv The nfi-
mnfy grade pupil. ~ the Central
School under tfs direction ~ Nls-
NHnuir caldwell
One hsf o. IN, proceeds 81 TIE
Tickets which hlrh sehnui Wfle SCI fof
fodayH performance ~ Little Wo-
mem nt the Amusu theater Will g. to
ihe treasury of ihe girls high school
basketball TENN Repofts are thaf
practically every student Boo 'he nigh
school has bought tickets ana tnat 60
large number 20 rrHdo school pupils
has also purchased tickets
The Van Clsvs Martin Company Il
moving The stock ~ Tho Martin Tca
ana coffee company fo sl Starr
street This b. in thc gees part ~ ihe
building which DO now urcupied and n
Sf1fI street entrance bias been nut Iu.
The front part OF the building wIl be
used for Canary Cou-Ee high
class confectionery HfuTH Hnd soda
fountain which viii he run by thr
Van Clete Martin r0mplil
Alice Echo; Thinking shout che e
fHlf being made nt Alice to organize
a S. NJ g. A reminds the Ncwa man
~ statement Rev g. M iam made
whll, holding % meeting at Corpus
Christi iu tho winter Of 1886 ifr
said MANY o mother who knows an
about tho works of the missionaries
Iu the interior villages 90 fhe Philip
nine islands hasnt the remotest idco
N what her ~ voar-old son is doing
town in town until midnight More
ltor she doesn't seem to think t d.
ncr business 20 know
The following visitors from Kings
niv moiorod over here GOA visit to II
Ifrham Chapter No o. RuyN Ar.h i
,lasnus SATURDAY, night nnd following Il
ho meeting were entertained tt sap. I.
pee at thc Faust Cafe. . House
s. o. Nohie A. IA fouhabor q D.
luufg. o. D. Gibbs H o. Ruhhottom
~ q CmmpHt a. g. bennett - 20
Nicholson s. D. ucnhhm g. ~ Crfn l
shaw. e.. a. House D. " GosHDtt = \
W Baker W v Gardiner d. e. Ne 4
Roberts D. Fr0mme d. - ApuIegtte 1
W Church D. % KRIS %. Cd iiol /
upsworth g. A. McCmckon p W II
House and a. r mummy rhDt re-
turned 90 kinFsylllo chat nigf The N
hc visitors.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10
Nd DECISION aEAcHro.

Ii' Woo AHHnNlN iFN f~f~
Geneva. MnI 4 quarters wfo
...fe fo iho lffnnt loHal OIfmpIr
.omwrrr i wHs ti,d TODAY fhat
n la. Iuu hua 500 trn reached as
tu tne place f0i m. boiling nf tine
ramoe OF ihr OVmna boz 1920 Tne
Hul .fINn wIll ne geftiDiln Doe occasion
fHn twenty NftI Huf SCI nlN of fht
..tI.UI ul tho ONma eames nnd
in, foundation ~ fhf International
Olympic committee to h.ld at lnu-
aauDr Arfii b whec fhe committee.
comprising nlron no o np C0ubeff
U.s. lt president Haft Gtdcfrpy uo
n.onnt Switzerland 81 Baron De
iAyolpve of nelfuur win render a.
decision
Antwerp seems f0 D. tle nvoIitc
selection az present lith Amsterdam
sn1 n,rrr l'M cttldtte. gor ihc
honor Rom, bias ~ hcen mentioned
H 0ummlttco cIrceg t wac stated
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10

NJ and mrs p. o. Fudge and child
have come to Corpus 'hrlsti and VIII
make tnis thei permanent home Nh
fuiEe vlH be- employed Ht Adler y
fewenY stofa rhey arf living tenn
uoruii} at the state Hotel Tho tam
liy came Nflr ffum Amarillo Texas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10

The Corpus Christi Typographical
Union held lts i"gular meeting yssisf
iay afternoon and elected The follow.
Ing persons tn membership 80 o.
Edwards a Tenelof and Nike 81
iniveiis Tho local union now hs. 10
members n shortly viii establish
headquarters m tho new caller bone
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10

The Tourist Club viii hold ~ week.
t meeNns W 80 ociork rueslay
afternoon at the sun rafiof ~ the Nu
eoc- Hotel aud o. educational pro-
gram VIII Pc given W % Motley
superintendent of schools will tsk and
program wUi DO E.vrn ny The nfi-
mnfy grade pupil. ~ the Central
School under OBJ. direction - Nia.
NHnue caldwell
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10

The funeral o. Mrs. ] n Boyd viii
nc hcil at g 800 0Diock tNs afternoon
at ihe First Methodist Church. one
Nft d n Buchanan me pastor viii
conduct tle services luitlfnsnf wlN
b.. .n Hnse HU Burial patN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-10
PaderewSkiC Onfident
of Establishing Firm
Government in Poland

49, The AasncIN Pre-
Washington iar -lgusce Jan
Nadeltw-hI pIefi sr Poland haas cN-
pressed BOZ d-uf rir 90 che official
ruii-n hHletu 4 reWlctc confidence
hat hc mtuott b. nd spirit Of thr
Foolish peuulo So leahlc him to os-
tuhNau N stable t,snmrnl s state
mcut ISSUED nN a. bureau today saia
fno premier hoWifa vlewcd tine mlli.
rrt situation IS lJ,uxieft uad had
declared that Ous dald snd che em
ploim ent ~ .he 9oh arms nov in
rlHncr wen, ncct Fy to protect thc
uanta where NtrI Sing made on tAc
Poles"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
NOTICE oF SALE UNDER
lMAIIII MnnraAaI

Notice is hereby rlyon mar bv vir.
tue OF the powers vested in thr under.
signed hN "a certain chnttrl murtmro
dated mo 21ui dny of December. i9ik.
md nlyd be- the office 81 the county,
clerk of bcrnalllo county. New Mex
leo. ON the 2dtlt duV Of December.
1918. from Nm 2. Siniov A 60. 40
NrHt National Bank Of Alhuquer1ue
mo undersigned Will. ON the 18TH dav
~ April 1919. nf the hour ~ no
O'Clock in the forenoon. ne thf Al
Narudo Farms about tWo milon north
Or old Albuquerque. y NJ. offer fnf
sale un' soil nt public auction. CO. tae
highest and host bidder COR cash. tho
following goods aud chnttrlH. tn-Wit.
eNAe Ncarling eve and wrthor lambs.
more ur less 2f2 breeding owes. also
2 hurrns Said sale be- made 90 satisfy
tho sum Of nineteen thousand two
hundred eight dollars and seventeen
cents. with Interest on sea onfoen thou.
per cont per unnum from the eard
duy OF December. 1918. and interest
bee three hundred dollars thereof az
tho rate of 40 per cent per unnum
from the 2ith day OF January. 1919.
sand dollars thereof nt tho ratio OF 40
and interest on fi.a0S.17 thereof az
tho rute OF 40 nor cont ufr nunum
from the 10Th day % March. 1919;
and 40 psr cont additional ON tho
amount of principal and Interest ne at
totnty'H fees.
FIRST NATIONAL uANR
or ALniQt EHOrE.
ny D. NJ nAYNOLps.
President.
Apni o, q, s.. 0. 10. II. a. ~. 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

rs cnrcis MOTIFS

4 pretty parry was Elyen Friday
evening hy Miss ethel Summsrford,
zee thv homie uf hst mother Mn Mar.
Eatstr -sutnusrfuri. Boo northwest Las
g. tu'rs ,uupum'ntiun her sister. Mfs
Albert Allen. who Will leave Boz H few
Iss iu iuin hrr husband captain
s. o.. Allen whu has lust arrived in
Nrw York CIV from overseas Thoss
present W,fr MrsdHmps fuhu Free
man. EClrrt Stnhlriu. rhumHs TIT.
man. Eatsl stewart o. r. Johns les-
Ir lsttchs. plls islarkH. Hai IoN.
Emm,t lrtatks sud MisseH blanche
& uX. Helen Uur.p GLADYS Iaroun
AIDA 'iturt. Hester DAY bud the
hostess The evening WIS spent in
fiu,Inr bridge and Nv hundred he.
uFhtfui rrfrtshueuts ~ Toe cream
eIt. Hud coffee were served hN the
hostess assisted ~ hsr mother Mrs
" slmmcrford
Mrs WIZ Klein aud two children %
'oiuuhus y N ur" the guests -
her parents NJ lud Mr. Herbert
Ntliof.
Mia I.lhaIie Brown. daughter ~
ur o. 90 brown has accepted l puHi.
tUr .r De office OF The internal feNs.
HsT treasury department Ht wash
HUaf"H. H. fNUI.f HuI MII| leave lu q
t.w Htt- fur hsr uvN field
str NlIi, lsHlrt. tuu baby ~ COZ.
|H". HNH N|.H .NH L."". || .fN noun
rf. Me- clarke
Ma. Albert Alien WI. mo ln-plrs.
fur Hf another prrtf, party this week
gwen b.. Mr. B. q Johns 90 her
suburban home west or town bridge
was sniuT 90 4t three tallss Those
present were Mrs Albert Allen. Mrs
~ ~ Thompson SITE T. stahlrin.
Mr. Charles l.., Miss Euul,. Jones
Miss Hrsfrr Dur. MIsH Elizabeth Wad-
#. al. LH. #.. MI. .HH.H..
ttruuu aud Mrs rhuml TItmsu E..
frsahmruts were served
Ma Ntu.N Hamilton I'f This w.rk
fDr visit ~ several months with
TrIHtNUa Il california o. oregon
Mns trbnt French va. the to-.
ghtful hHstsr. iu iho rursD1y after.
noon .IuN ihl. Werl a number 10
fhD mtUtutfs we're unable tu attend
and were substituted hN NrHdamea
WaIIsu Hslu.st aud Uuilr-Hun
a number u ladies mutorel a.
thHmHsr.uu -IfIfdI, afternoon AMI
HuIHI eel e Iuu.hy,u FItru 90 he home
Hf Mr. iIN rp'rrf.
10. mHuy ffiruia ~ Mr. and Mr.
frHuk ErErrf warmth welcomed them
bach fHIs W"'l fH fNr.T uII hHu, ere
after Zoo iN.,lUu NJ over % Frtu spent
bon ll'WIna
Nr Iawf,H,' -ftU.,.a als return.
.' 200 U,r UHH, mere after visit of
several days spent with UuI SISTER.
500 IIw. 90 Wade .u Oh I,.u while
There Mr. -ffH|sIH NHa fuU IusuIrn.
f.Hu Hf H number ni social affairs
Ir T litTuIlI nIs returned from
California where Boz" .usuI 4k weeks
flt.HE Uu-f EfIIuHfr .Hur.r BOO tru.
t-frE
Mr. A. O. Alton I,rt Tu.-l,, tu
Join n,r husband Iu Nkruu uhiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

Department nl thH Interior q. 81 Land office
at r,uta lr n ~ March %. 1919
NOTICE Be- hereby given that Jose chin.
Choir uf tnrrrn New M-fIra. whose Hd entry
was rrIHstHtrf October iu 1917. serial 80.
nffn7 fnr beg sEA section gn EH NEt
section li ruuuship 30 81 Range 8 West
~ y Meridian. has flied notice ~ ln.
fsntion 20 male five year Proof tn establish
rlaim tn tho land above dtsGhtrd before
lnlird states t1mmifsiuner nt Albuquerque
hrrnHlilln tuuuif, Aru Mrsicu. on she sch
day ~ Mas. 1919
claimant names a. Witnesses irwls
Castillo Salvador tnVte NHmau CtaVfH. Juan
ntIsadlfH. Hll n turfrn New Ntkito.
FRANCISCO DEL0ADO
Register.
D. = $50. D.. + SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
- NnrL 10 MalAnt.


chicago April ~ Wet w'liNNft
NlsIt fo Interfere with che trHp
movement had H iullHh effect today
ou corn ppsninr prr,s which utnr
ct from tn la rent h'Ehrr. WIN
MAY 80 Boa 20 ~ l4la tui IulN 81 d
fa N tgtr. we're followed hs I mod.
sfHf. reaction
tuuunaraIDus thor continued rains
m..Hf serious dslaNs fo ssriIug save
.HI,H uIrnt strrnEth Goo HtfH after
.urHIur D. cont tu q cent higher
With IHIF s fu tN tN. market Nrii
.HU .f uUIf fur tnu uI th" initial
T|HU
I.url luI laul assembled fo fh'
HIerr.f ufIr.s ,t.. known unrk Eoins
HiH.r f.T I hHuel Hnd lard th"N. ftI
.Nf for MHt delivery lrgruf o..
ruff I,mat.I tolatH,i NIIh i'tr,la
IHr .urplIfH ed. hogs wHH -iii d" h'
HU NuraIbi,
Hrrofl hro1k.rg h'Fh prices foe
r.ll lions counted Huu,NIfl us ID
NHHI-H factor .u tnr COON fHuI' Corn
.fnHrI afHnuI tI fs Iu Or uri 80
with NJ, 81 ,U. .ui tui
81 fu 81 fIh
UH.a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

Department N tho interior ~ g Land ~
fru az ssnia Do \ " March en-. 1919
hat,H" m hereby sivgu that S%oferiua
Ramirez TO- AuuIiu % Cshrfon 81. So who.
Hn March o. tHit made homestead entry
40 utsuIs for sEt sWt end swI sEI.
err go Hul EN NW section aa' Town
ahir tH IS Range q W y n q MERIDIAN
be- Oiled notice NJ Intention 90 make three
year proof 20 establish claim to me land
above described. before the County Clsrk o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Sheepherder's Body
Found Frozen After
Three Weeks Search

ruf' sumr.r n. ~. Npri TO-
DO frozen uu.lF uf rurf.Ufu llrrlu. a.,
twenty rsrtII ahoepherdsr. was r,.
Gently found near seven lakes south
Ht \HupHu Tho youth had been miss
lnF Since thv storm uf i month ago
HUI To- searching party had hunted
three weeks before finding the body
d., had apparently become lost while
Htftuu'Iur tn caro- Tor bio sheep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

IHI.,ro Nuril - EufiDr lowe.
tH.Hmtn. HaafNtr
Ur4n tower sos 600 cases. rrs'i
CD, % tuHs,. oriIuarf rr.'s "Nl
ut wifk "I#.H Included .N H
.Y ...
pnuI'rh. alive lower. spuutH 'f,
fowls ."
uutuflU. v,Iksr. receipts ~ U1rH
Northern uuIk tui sacked Z s Nu D
uHIIr stock 81 trhl H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Start Growing Cotton
in Alamogordo Region

Daniel. Who owns am itrlrHttd farm
40 miles south, OF A~lnmoEurdu. viii
plant u small patch " cotton 900 his
land this month The seed was ub-
ttluri from oklahoma Furmrrs Doe
this NiriuiiN viii experiment with the
Wv utlHr COTTON nuW being success.
tulit used 300 Arizona Since cotton
,Hulfyr uur-fhIrd Ices water than 40.
ti.lI u BEL thuuEht that the expert
uIrut should lr o. rucrosH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

Hlr..r colo Nuf.T a. IUffIr rr
81. uta 'lrO market steady hr,f .t''
FI. UHrNIt .u. cows tnd h'ii,fr 50 HU
.ffI. afuUk,f# HrI @fU,HItrH a. .n
ETIr.. r1irrs so uusft SO un
IIuHU pts fNu WHrtrf t0u ur'
niH,f. top f.u 900. huIk 100000 $50
sheen rrrriutH Isuu market sirOu
fHH.Is Ffs UuufIh l.. ewes $4,000
FHu .H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
knn.n. aIn %I.rnlr,.

kansas tlts. Mo Api1l ~ Hose.
rccoipis o.. u0o. market 10 cents high To-
er tuttl" r'ceipuH tttUns market
steady sheep receipts 10000. mnr-
kct steady 90 higher