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Evening star., 1920-07-15
Sweaters Going!

Cleaning up every broken and In
complete line In our stocks-many OF
them bought very specially and now
further reduced-sensationa values
all over the department.
$3.50 Fiber Sweaters-$z.35
"a Mereerized Fiber sweaters-
smart coat effects, buttoned In front
and finished with sash. CoIors-
Salmon, nile, peach, apricot and rose,
SI4.5O Wool Sweaters-&.35
Long Coat-style Sweaters with
long sash. Large sizes, ~ to 46. only
Colors-Saimon, nile, gold and rose,
$3.50 Sleeveless Sweaters
$4.95
In pure zephyr wool. Made with
panel tuxedo fronts. Shades Of peach
nile, pink, rose, geranIum and navy
SII.5O Black Sweaters-$5. go
Pure Black Fiber Silk Sweaters
made In tuxedo coat style with fit
ted sash. Remnants, OF course-1f
only at this price.
S1z.5O to SIS Wool Sweaters,
$3.50
Smart sIip-over and front
coat effects In this group. Splendid
assortment Of pretty shades &c
choose from-rose, turquoise, purple
pekln. navy, lavender, buff, salmon
and light blue.
$3.50 Fiber SWeaters-$13.5O
Pure fiber silk, In tuxedo and coat
effects. CoIors-Orchard, flame
quoIse.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
WOMAN MILKING cow
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Wife of Bull Run Farmer Loses
Life-Little Son Is
Stunned.
Correspondence Of The Star.

MANASSAS. Va. July 15.-Mrs
Mary Jane Schafer. wife of Homer J.
Schafer. a farmer living near Bull Run
post office, about six miles north of
Manassas. was struck by lightning
and instantly killed last night during
a severe electrical storm which swept
this section of the state. Mrs Schafer
was milking cow in an open lot
when killed. Her eight-year-old son.
who was standing nearby. was stunned.
but not seriously injured.
Mrs Schafer who was forty-four
years old. leaves a family of seven.
Three brothers and three sisters are
residents of Washington. They are
b. F.. Langyher. John Langyher, Ed
ward Langyher. Mrs. Catharine Schu-
maker, Mrs. Dora Filter and Mrs. Ed :
ward Wells.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
RITES FOR MRS. SWANSON
Body of Senator's Wife Taken to
Richmond for Burial.

The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons
Swanson. wife of Senator Swanson OF
Virginia. who died Tuesday at her
home in this city, will be buried late
this afternoon in Hollywood cemetery,
Richmond, Va. Prior to the inter
ment, services will be held at St
Paufs Church, Richmond.
The funeral party left Washington
this morning on a special train.
Among those who left this city to
attend the funeral were Mrs. Lulu
Cunningham Hall, Mrs. Swanson's SIS
ter: Representative Flood of Virginia,
and Archibald Oden, secretary to SEN
ator Swanson.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
LETITIA l.. HOLCOMBE,

Funeral services for Miss Letitia
Landon Holcombe. who died Tuesday
morning in her apartment in the
Woodley, were held today at Lynch
burg. Va. Miss Holcombe was the
daughter of James P. Holcombe. Con-
federate commissioner to Canada and
professor at the University of Vir-
ginia.
She is survived by two brothers,
who reside in the west. and sister.
Miss Alice w. Holcombe. member
of the staff Of the federal children's s
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Paw Day Is Blouse Day!


sos and $3.50 Blouses-$175
Ia an enbro
S3.o5 800 Blouses-$235
vertbie OF
$695 $3.50 BIouses-$485
bright but rich coors,
$3.50 to $3.50 Blouses $o.S5
Evening star., 1920-07-15
CARDS OF THANKS.
BRUCE

-bhUCE. Sincerest thanks and appreciation
are hereby rendered our relatives. friends
and neighbors for the many expressions of
sympathy and for the beautiful floral tributes
on the occasion of the recent death of our
beloved son and brother, LLOYD W. BRUCE.
FAMILY.
UA6SoN. We wish to express our thanks TO
all our friends and relatives who SO kindly
extended their aid and sympathy during our
recent illness and bereavement
MIX. AND MRS. I. H. GIBSON .
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Remnants for Misses

S1O.75 Bingham Dresses-S5.45-Less Than Half!
youthful models TO
sraghtine models Check pat
red,g 1416-1s Sizes
SI8.75 Cotton Dresses-S1245
pinks For
| 14-16-1s misses
$IS75 bingham Dresses-Sl3.45
pockets
included coos Green white blue
and tanc
Misses $3o5O Silk Dresses $1o45
| tactve
Misses sos Taffeta Dresses, $2o.45
Of the
| str copenhagen and black
Misses $3.50 Georgette Dresses-S3545
a. 1s
S45OO AIWeat1er Jersey Suits-$2Z45
Colors-tan copenhagen
and and
Sos $3.50 Suits-$2o45
the Wootex aors extra
beted strashtHne models
in and
$45 Natural Color Shantung Suits-$32.45
Handsome tuxeo sizes.
piads 14t6 $645
$3.50 POLO COATS tan, blue and gray sizes 46 $1145
$1245
polo
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Hosiery Friday!

Hosiery Frlday!
Readjusting the stocks brought out
some unusual Remnant values In the
Hosiery section. Here they are:
ST to $1.25 Hosiery, Pr, Csc
Fiber silk, some with mock seam;
also a few Boot SILK stockings.
Splendid values. CoIors: White,
suede, medium gray, cordovan, navy,
IIaht brown, fawn, pink.
81 .65 to $z.25 Stockings-Sl.3 80
Comprising Pure SILK Hosiery In
attractive dropstitch effects and sew
|eraI lines Of Novelty Fiber SILK Open
work Stockings In very pretty pat
terms. CoIors: Black, white, cordo-
Ivan and navy.
s. to $3.50 Silk Hose-$2.65
Pure silk with all silk and silk Isle
|oarter tops. Full fashioned. Colors:
|Cordovan, navy, fawn, taupe, light
brown and gray.
S3.z5 Silk Stockings-$2.95
Get a supply tomorrow at this low
price. These are medium-wetght
stockings, full fashioned and we'll re-
|inforced. CoIors: Black, white, COR
|dovan and dark tan.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

contact Win all classes Of Ire pF''pa"
found. however. that the stswpotrS
Of Americans in ~. Philippines, and
A -,erscans in yaa United States. an ne
SUP vt of Independence. n not ths
same
The ATTITUDE of me American gsw"
~rnmenr. and The great mass sf the
1eoule AZ tho Tnitrd States. ~ "a ean-
slider the Philippine question from tfar
auseifsh viewpoint Of what IN best
for th. Filplno peopis N'Gsfy nva
per cent OF he oupnsisa"n 9" 'nae-
p.oa@nee esuanat~s rom &Ia"r.caa 30.
yrstors IN tn. islands vino are quite
naturally more Interested n tee sire
81 th-sr dlvidrssds than the freedom of
an sJ-n people
rhe Unfortunate feature Of The SIT
carton - that the opponents NJ lnd--
eeudenr~ in order 80 Couvinre ne p~o-
PIE az fh~ United States that the Ffii-
pinos should not be granted Eheir IN.
dependence. Ind il B-eessary TO Tibet
an entire race To tell sensitive
Christian p.antr that thew shall not
have their promised Independence Re
cs.ase hey are not N for u ~iil In
tine end prcr- nissas~n oolic2 y
viii autv MAKE th.ir feinsnd tor IA.
,l..praa.uc@ the stronger
AZ tie present ffan~, however, the
ms ss~s af he lillpiEs s;ropie still
has. absolute roGffarnce - he ssod
faJfh NJ Anrrtps Their i1shstT snd
huz Sssf
.af b..~u IMPAIRED By tn. ms~rrpr-
seutafian~ of the r-teutionisis Their
Traders are Intelligent enough to dis
fEugut~n between those Americans
8, ua oppose their aspirations 20 in.
ciptseud.nee far purely selfish reasons.
aud me great mass of Tie American
gropl+ sbnm they know desire this
government 10 10 ny The tilipinoS
ouly mat shien IN Just and light
ln THIS connection Il u interesting
20 ~s4vtes the ties .topm~u, 1f lie pres
sftf friendly rpiattoushlp between tAs
Filipino aud American peapi-~
Pre, Gus % 1919 TIE Philippine
American relationship ~ declared "a
la-p t,e..n uur ~ %. best Bur with
-ls tss.~~sge % hat year os fhe ZONES
law ut arasttealy both the Republican
aud Democratic memberships ~ ION
srs.ss. i better fetitng irv~ioped This
'b~tfcr ss--3tng mas aos grown ihif
very SrroHg boisa Ut sympathy ats
affo- an
~ happy fifDd- - tfa Ffiipin'
people toward Am~rtea is due s'ps Dr'n
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
roLANS DAUGHTER KILLED
Mss Mercedes Among TRIO ~ Dead IN
=stai Auto Crash.

inneaDOiis Mercedes Nolan -
vear-old daughter OF " Nolan.
speaker u he Minnesota House Of
Representatives. vas killed n the an
rumOblle accident on he Deephaven
rad ~ lake Hinnet0rka which caused
rh- death NJ tEo 1r companion and rs.
suited IN injuries which may prove
fatal 20 ne fourth II the motor party
The other victims II The accident
were Mss Helen Acfi-e st paul
san lied 0n her xay 20 he hospital
a4rtand Hudson Minneapolis. instant
y zil!eT James Walker st Paul IN
serious condition with eancuss ION Of
To- BRAIN
he automobile n au3cn they
veTe riding crashed over a 1r,age IN
t,ls FaiTvies road near AXE Mime
touka and plunged - 20 the Mime
agclls K st louis railway tracks be
Low n tvo other automobile acct
dents n Minneapolis n the asst -
hours IN aged 4OnaE vas killed ana
year Did y,ri vas crushed %
death
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
NiCkerSOn

Jay Newton went to Duluth.
Monday.
Mr.. Becker was a passenger to
kerrick Saturday.
Henry Van Guilder was a pas
senger TO Duluth Friday
Victor Hermel left for Mime
apolis on business Monday.
Geo. p. Grout of Duluth. spent
a couple Of days on the Jean Du
Luth farm here
The G. y Railway has cut
their section crew to two men
here, throwing about seven men
out of employment
Mrs. Champagne entertained
the Friendly Neighbors Wednes-
day. the 9th. The afternoon
was spent the same as usual af-
ter which . luncheon was served.
A Hallowe en- party was given
bv the school children here Mon
day evening. They gave a light
program which was promoted in
the course Of a week by the chill
dren themselves. and in spite of
the snow storm a large crowd
attended.
Ar. and Mrs g L WahlquiSt
went to Bruno Monday to get
their car which they left for re-
pains last Saturday. They were
on the return trip home and
when three miles south Of Bru-
no. the car refused to proceed
They bought their wav 10 Bruno
Ard halted the east bound fller
IN order TO get back to Nickerson
to re on duty ZIP VI that night
All members Of the NIckerson
Ped Cross Branch are requested
u attend the meeting which viii
To- held at the Nickerson town
hall. Friday evening, Nov 18th
THIS meeting is for the purpose
70 determine whether cur branch
snail disband or continue and
disposition 70 be made Of the
funds we now have in the trea
sury.
On account of the death Of
Mr. Novak's son. Operator Miss
Gogpin was hurried 10 Sandstone
asst Thursday afternoon to take
his place there. holding that po-
sition FIVE days. Mr. Novak 5 hoy
had been operated on for tumor
Of the kidney early this summer
and as the tumor grew back IN
again. there was no hope for
him and he has been expected 10
pass away for the last two
months.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The Jean Du LUth farm had
the misfortune If losing Beauty
Knott. the most famous Red
Polle6 bull Of the world. They
summoned DR.. Seymour Of Bar
mum and Drs Fitch and Boyd
from the state Experimental
farm But their assistance was
/ Of no avail The case was pro-
nounced abscess of the kidney
Miss Sadie Gordon left for Du-
luth the fore part Of last week
where she Will be employed for
TIE winter
Mr. and Mrs King entertained
quite q host of friends at their
home the 9TH. Some Of those
/ present We're. Mr. and Mrs
Johnson, NJ. and Mrs. r. F Fb-
ner. NJ ard Ms. Burke. Mrs
| Champagne and son. John. NJ
and Mrs Peter Wiggin. Mr. and
Mrs VIM LeNav and Mr. and
Mrs. Mega The folks from Nick
erson were taken cut in the
King, NIGGA md Champagne cars
| The evening was spent in dane
ING after which lunch was served.
All had A good time.
. The committee for the piano
at the Nickerson town hall is
giving dance Saturday night,
Nov 6th. Music BY Ebners Or
chestra and the ladies' Of the
community are going 30 furnish
/ the lunch Notices have been
sent out TO most of the Nlcker-
. son ladies' and if anyone has
not been advised what o. bring.
she may take the liberty # do
mating either a cake or sand
w,ches The new piano was re-
! cenved Tuesday and Will be IN
der the strain of 4 severe test
Saturday Everybody welcome
and 4 good time assured
The deer hunters # THIS y
entity are getting their smoke
poles polished for the opening
day If the season. Hunters WI.
experience the poorest hunting
. On record At Nickerzoa TINS wear
tue to the fact that ne game
has been slaughtered BIS the hun
drcds Of hunters VINO have been
coming here for he asst 81 wears
Each wear showed 4 marked lie
crease m our deer supply and
last fall with the favorable hunt
ing conditions, which was taken
advantage Of, finished the game
right. over 100 deer were
shipped from here last fail and
probably rs many moved away in
cars, besides what vas shot 10
callv: and the remainder we're
/ bounded 70 death by me wolves
Messrs. Smith and Zascrow y
/ Mankato. are here getting out
Christmas trees for Shipping
They expect 10 snip about ~ ar
loads from the three stations
Hoiyoke. Duquet-e ana Ncxer
son
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
BLAST TAXES TWELVE LIVES
IRE Explosion Apparently Caused 5y
Shor- Circuit.

North Tonasanda, Y veive
-@a we're killed N an explosion and
r~e AZ me distributing owe. II he
Niagara Fails Power com pany mere
tie explosion apparently vas caused
~ Z short circuit The force II the
blast burst ste-i barrel u lnorfcat.ng
OH and The lash of The aiecrTticty
nIted Tire oil. which vas thrown over
Ire men a he room
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Tn I'd Fsl sssa
Inhabitants Of the
Philippines are
practically anant-
uous IN their ste-
sire for lasie md
enre
T his - Z n 2
strongest impress
sion thar | ha -
brought back sitn
ma s"far tunrsn.
tas islands fran
ana cad tu IN.
ether. ans, after
haVkv.sS fxEfytss m
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Plan fade ~r-n so~ie. RUSSIA

Washington Plans FOR TIE opening
Of trade between soviet Russia and
the United St. les With he lntsrrA-
t.ane! Clearing house n Copenhagen
AZ he means If snsurtng payment 20
: american axporers. are under eonsid-
4ratlon ny The department. u com
ge-ce
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Middle sorn Mass Count Primo Ma
g-, second husband II Ma Tom
-hun- and himself a famous rvar
died ar ! 1EpiA. here after Al illness
Of 10 weeks. He xas = Years Of
age Count hax-- was - inches tall
anc weighed 5. pounds
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Pan Monument for NacSs

London Plans are being made to
erect a monument n ireland 20 Mayor
Macs s1ney ne victim " MS hunger
strike n 8r,xton prison. IL IS ancer
tam whether The monument g 70 b. 10
Gated n Cork or Dublin one sugges-
tic IS that memorials D. located n
both cities
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Havaaa--ix men u the crew Of
twelve IN me t1x Marie! we're drowned
r ing 10 reach shore after the NArei
,oanderet = he sign sea which vas
run1lDg
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
CITY Of Cork Pays Tribute.

The city Of Cork ana the whole coun
t--sIte paid tribute go the memory Of
t.air newest martyr Archbishop
ELrty OF Cashel occupied the throne
IN presiding ever the solemn requiem
mass in Il Marvs cathedral, Mon
sjE1or Cahalan. bishop II Cork. was
tile ceiebrant The cathedral vas
1..ed anu thousands ~ persons we're
mAsSed IN the adjacent streets
The tNo-mlIe route N he profession
from the cathedral 70 tAe cemetery
was salidly HAnked ny thousands ~
persons who barred their heads as the
casser. borne IN the shoulders II the
marors brothers and intimate friends.
passed
When the service IL the Cathedral
ended ana TIE procession formed IN
dr. Tie sQperv sion NJ he irish golun.
teers moved 0T slowly the cathedral
bel 4egan toiling This was mme-
1.ateIv -e1oed ny ne bells II other
r~a~rhe, John Peter AaeSginey.
brother Of -h.. dead ord mayor. acted
AZ ahlef coffin bearer Father Dominic.
NacSN3aevs private chaplain, and Ar
thur Griffith vice president u the
IRISH Republic came Immediately ~
-Fan 4.tr
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
City Bows Head Menle 6ody OF
the Former Lord Ylyor Is
Taken TO Grave.
CHURCH PAYS TRIBUTE
thousands Fili 81. Nary's Cathedral
as Archbishop -a-ty of casnei
PRESIDED Over tne Solemn
7e1uierr Mass.

Cork-AcCiaiued martyr To the
cause Of Irish freedom by church digni-
rarles. scores II eGrrneT comrades and
thousands OF his couutryreu. Terrence
Macs viney late MAYOR Of Cork. was
buried n St Ftnbarws camsJery. iust
outside Cork tie was buried IN Re
publican Plot. besides The graves u
former Lord Mayor MacCurtAin, who
was assassInated. and Joseph Murphy.
wa. Ike Mac$sinev, died hunger
striker
During NJ the transfer u he body
= m the city aa4l ID Sd Mary c4thed-
ri and during the procession to the
cemetery there was not an Incident u
violence n disturbance
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The glory NJ yauEg man IL hls
strength. T.-kn-~s ~ any nsi min
tmtzas 1~alrt!e.- r-tprie~ MIN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

n ~ worth fhs trouble 70 saf an the
family table 70r e~yH-S.-s " elaborate
fishes 1ut wholesome. agreeable
and yet economical diversity " .ood-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

X ~ queer thar while al 2~-sons
have a horror ~ disease hey are ~
long n 7nding out r'aT he only SIRE
way " avoiding disease IS Nv kf-~ring
every organ N rhe body perfectly yell
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

n ynu make ifa n pafFls 'hea eafsr
he FRAY si'h weak aBd trembling
limbs. ypu are half vanquishe.i already
60 into training frsr INTO frs' class
condition have courage AMI y1G sin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

Home Tnn-sala1ar. Stolen bases-Mose
Chavez, Teporio and salalar. Base on balls
of smauiding. 2; of sainsh Q. struck ogi
pitehes-smaulding. 2. Umpire-wiekham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
Sporting N ews
SANS TW|RLS NO
HIT GAME FOR GRAYS
Local Team Shuts Out
Madrid in a Fast
Contest

Records for excellent baseball this
aenson were Shattered yesterday after
noon at the Barelas diamond when
sains OF the Duke city Crays pitched
n no-hit, no.run game. IL was Sains'
first appearance on the diamond this
seneon and the Grays won from
Madrid . to o.
The first run OF the game vas
made In the fourth inning when with
one down. Salazar slammed n asst n
over the right field fence for n home
run. The other runs OF the Ornys
came In the seventh and eighth.
Although Sains outpitched Smau,d-
ing In the matter OF hits. Smaulding
wns credited with 10 strike outs to
Shins' seven. The Madrid players
closest threat TO score was In the
ninth inning. With n out, Dimas
made first on n low throw the first
sucker failed TO catch. Dlmas went
to second when Manuel Chavez failed
IA, hold n fast %grounder from Her
mans bat. Dimas was caught OFT
second, however, and Smith, the next
batter flied out to ID. Chavez.
The contest between the Albuquer-
que Centrals n Bernalillp went TO
the latter by the score of 1 to 0. The
score OF the Grays-Madrld game fol-
lOtVs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

have been general rnlns throughout
This district which have eliminated 70
a large extent all fire haaai'd, and all
On The Apache were released last
week.
The number Of tourists in fhe white
mountain region This summer has
been exceedingly great owing 70 the
cool weather prevailing n the ex-
ceDtionnny good fishing ON the rivers
and lakes IN that territory. There
was a heavy frost In these Mountains
ourthe night OF July A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
Five Men in Ring at Once in
Battle Royal Tuesday Night

A battle royal Of
five IN the ring was
announced today az an
added attraction for the
boxing bout Tuesday
night at the Armory be-
tween Benny cordova
and Carl Mickey.
u'es"Vn iro"' Las
N'sns 'ou"s "'ry" ,or ~
'7 ''a'
heavy, indicating an in
creaslng interest in the
bout.
u.
De'eNe ''
do other than knock out
the aspiring Mackey
and they will be dlsap-
pointed II the Denver
boy is on his feet when
the bout terminates.
Mackey's friends are
equally as inslstent that
1t will be Cordova who
will take the count.
"
ing 'ne isSue serlouS'y y
roVeu ny 'he i"ce 'na'
W ~ ''a"s "o'e scr
In his life.
-.
iueAuuy n'sh' iie"'
oa'u wou'u Do
oep''ohai even Sor
nov" anu HiacKey were
not on the cara. ihe
semi Wihuup pe'"eeh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
Martineztown Fiesta
4 Cay Spectacle

Martineztown was n gay spectacle
yesterday with It's merry~go-round,
W dance tents, numerous pop and
carnival stands and IN It's quaint old
world atmosphere which e with
the annual religious festival OF San
1gnacio de Loynio. the patron saint
OF the parish. The festival was at
tended by more than a thousand per-
CONS from neighboring villages and
towns,
The fiesta hogan Saturday evening
with services in the church and with
a procession about the square, bear
ing the image OF the patron saint. A.
second excursion was made Sunday
morning. when the image was re-
turned to It's niche In the church. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
INTERCHANGEABLE Is
PUZZLE TO SCIENTISTS

London-scientists here are seek
ing to determine that the nature and
origin of a dead animal washed up
by the waves in Scotland the other
day. The size of a horse. with four
short legs, the beast was covered
with long creans colored hair. Some
believe II a young mammoth washed
loose fran n glacier and others a
prehistoric horse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

the remainder Of The day was given
over 10 m~crrymaking.
Among the ceremonies. the historic
Matachinn wos danced in the square
by the twelve men md one girl who
are taught to perform II. The exact
NKnificnnce of the dance IL not known
by the local performers who simply
It was taughts them by their prede-
ceaHors. 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
Many Tourists in
The White Mountains

Edward r.. Ancona from the ~riatrict
forestry office has returned from a
two weeks trip over the Apache ma
tional forests In Arizona, whore he
has been investigating future game
refugees and recreationai conditions
in The white mountain district
Acnnrdlne TO Mr.. Anhonn. There
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

The shop apprentice team went
down to defeat before the Old Tow
stars yesterday afternoon at Four
teenth street and New York avenue
by the score OF 10 to 2. The batter
les for the Old Town Stars were;
Gpiiam and Guevara n for the
ahJps Gavin and Sanchez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
snw Nnllcrs Victors

A batting rally in the fourth inning
coupled with errors gave the Saw Mill
nine a victory over the Good Time team
yesterday morning in a poorly played
game, 10 TO IS. +. Severns n H..
Severns did the twirling for the Good
Timers and Duran for the Saw Mil
players.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

The Al baseball team overcame the
hoodoo which has been hanging over
IL for several weeks and yesterday
defeated the Belen Mt the lat
ters grounds by. the score of II to
12. THE teams are to meet here next
Sunday. The batteries were: Aq's,
Auferoth. Heagy, O'Coanell and
Stumpf. Belen: Lentz, Kraft and
Aahler-
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&. J. walden, secretary OF the
Royal Packing company OF Los
Angeles who Is 10 Albudderque will
give a 'chiii bunduat' 70 the entire
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Don't wish you corid find a f1h-rind II
Don Wish yeu could rsnt your apart
Don vinS you eoaia sen your hauss
Sell IL.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" ont
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

National League


Brooklyn @; st. Louis l..
New York Q; Cincinnati 2.
American league
Chicago 3; New York O..
Washington s; Cleveland g.
st. Louis ~; Philadelphia 3.
Boston 4; Detroit g.