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NEW YORK. March t.--prices Of
liberty bonds today we're. aMA
$3.50. first a., 1890: second a..
$3.50; nrst as. 1880. second 4Na
$3.50; third fhA $3.50. fourth t4a,
4Aa. a7ag.
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The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
N Classified advertising.
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MnketNewS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. March r. stocks
were dun and irregular during the
early ana intermediate period Of To-
days trndiaE. but finished at variable
gains. Tho decision Of the United
states suprem" cuIrt faVuring the
United States steel corporation was
the deciding factor. sales approx
mated S00.0 600 shares. The close
was strong.
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CENTRAL PRINTING co.


NJ NaANH
To- the DirtTiet Conu u The County " Ber
naiiiio. state of Nea Meaieo.
The First National Bank Of AaFdaiena. New
Mexico. . corporation fiainth,
u d sorrsiis. Matte sorrsiia. A. G henry.
the Unknown HEIRS Of 4 a Henry, De
ceased aud uninoau Claimants of later.
ssis in the Pfemises Adverse 20 ~ fiafn
tT Defendants.
ss,'s /, R.TeY si,'s 20 y 3 ss,-eii.
claimants II Interests ih me hereinafter ~
fruhsd premires adverse 90 Ihr FIRST Ma.
iional bank Of .tlsdelsua N n. that 4 suit
has been enuipencfd 600 be- nov pending IN
tho District CnHft " tnt state ~ AeN NeA.
wherein the said Tbs fiHt Nafiorai Bans o.,
d d sorrslls. Matte sofr.iis a & Henri.
he Unknown Heir q j A Henry. decsaard
hat lhs Object rad purpose ~ said suit -
20 establish plaiutifa estate and quiet ~
title against so hsfsndnnis in and 20 lots
40. End ~ In Block 81 ~ "a New Me-
he city Of Alhnqnsraug New Ncyien az zoe
sams H known and desisnated on The map N
tho said addition nlsd ln the anee nf tte
Pfehgie Clerk and EOneio Recorder of Der
seet,ss" ssp" hss nsis.. 80, Oh pse@s KY
iendsnts, enter yonr appearance on or before
the 2ath DAY u March. 1870. Judgment hy
default viii b. rendered against yen.
Name and address o. plaintiffs attorney -
Witness my hand snt The seai Of said
Court this 9th day ~ February 1920
tSeal1 NEsrOH MONruYA.
County ciert ard Es-Omeio Clert u
The District Court
EaN Ola IA Mach
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Santa Fe Time Table
EH


fhNM HUiIM
40. Hhs-frum III Pasu 6flhpm
No stn-fuUm ~ Pasu. 2 nOam
No. sol ronurets u helrn with No. 20 Tor
tlu',s feeos valley hansss tty aud Gulf
Coast
Nc. spe connecia 10 nelrh with No "A from
Clovis aud paints east and sauth ~ Clovis.
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NEW YORK. March f-cotton
futures closed steady. March. as11:
Mas, 3feS; Iuiy. 52.to; ctobrr. aa.oI.
December. 90 81.
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~rn0lTSsI0NAL CAHbs


Practice limited to-
GENITO-IHfSAHY DfsEAHEa
AND DISEASES or THE SkfN
Wnsarrman iahufaloff ln Connection
Phone SIS.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Albuquerque.
THE nURpHEY sANATnRIUN
Far the UtAtmeui - Trherculosia Alhu
CnriS Bids opposite pdstahcs Once
houra. no 10 ~ . ta.ys 70 b. IN
Dr. W. T. Mufphsy snd DR. Carl Muiky
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Phone 345


uEWUIN. Funeral service. fur $40. MARY
|.H. U.rsrH urrr held from hlakrmnrr
.HtusI fhfs uum.ug ai iu u clock. ihr Rev
nag gh'9ti's Too hgiy ah b" shipp'd
,unpUNa Ir g.lsiiua Corioya. 80
H,ar .d dI,I yesterday at Isut bar,iss
. bon husband aui four SMALL children usr
husband 81. 100 %rurIuNr Hi tt, ~HutH f' shops
lN, funeral naa e'id ths afternoon o.
" clock from Goo fHmlf residence" Burial
Nns BOO -au jose cemetery ,raluii was m
ttAN--Fuu,rai services iur william
ffr. "IrtrfuYrs chapel Hf 2 300 u clock this
afternoon Tho Rev @ 3 Harvey omriatins
n, SS'i .sn'i '4 Fs1a. d, year.
uH lied saturday ~ hrr home DO raiHritu
IUr funeral wa. held Yesterday afternoon at
I1. "mIF r,sii"ut' Fred tr1llott vas tu
utNNiNG-Guy r. Hcpuins % year. old
aI.d 90 % IHgal hospital yrsirrdal hr leaves
daua STRONG BROTHERS arc in ehsrsg of
iN.,r.al .aTlangcmeuts
r1 dirf 49, his hom, iott Pest Copper ave
rur yesterday hr r survived hy DIS wife.
n'' .'Illr,n. mother thrc" sisters and
Hui iur frHr. was proprietor OF 10. sole
monument business loo The rIfh Strong Broth
CO. o. ,hagsg Of innersi argns.ment
I.li Haurlss road from pneumonia burial
ruoENix tdaiu Is. rhaspb 10 year,
Odd d."d 90 hIs rooms lHsi uEht hr had
n'rg here nnuui three YEAR. hc Was "a
French Iu Hhatgr NJ funeral arrangements
-NNCtEZ-brnitu sanchez died yesterday
90 Doc home On Atrsrn fun'rll services
HUrr held ihi4 afternoon from thg fHmib
residence fr'd trollot ives in charge
NNHRINGE LICENSES
Charlie. q NgQuillan sau hargIai y VI
Irene INfu san huT||II
NOTICE .
W. DRESS Old aud new floor. VIII our
tlrrtrIr sanding Machine Phone sos or
~~
MANTED-Halc Help I
WANTED dr.t ,las. rool Apply rrs,
. terrain san
WtNTED- Coupslrni -.usl. man ior farm
uufk Adequate -alarh for reht muu
q O. Nouns. phone -iu- 10
YuuNC MEN for Raava, Mail CLERKS $40
month Experience unnecessary For To-"
uHrIrulHrs examinations write u Terry
Ifururr Government ENhuiuvrI 20 Continent
90 hli- Washington D &
W. HAVE AS OPENING for a. hrst elas,
Huuth,rprr boz our Albuquerque omoe one
with mining and rost experience preferred
GOOD s1lHr aud on excellent uppuftuuiiy Tor
' Lshl mnu lgg 'nn qualify address
wANTID-Fcmalc Help .
WASTED Girl for house work rhoa' lsla.
WANrEp-Chnmbeunaid Spanish su who
r1H speak tuslish NlFmo Hotel
WANTED Colored woman cook good wages
Phone luu2.
vAsrF gnuu.t... v.mru .r .i ion
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Produce

CHICAGO. IN. March matter
Firm. Creamery. f9N csc.
Egg Unsettled. Receipts. N 92O
n.sts. fGm fSc; at mark, cases in
clnded. f7af0c.
Poultry-Aliye. higher. Springs.
Sac; fowls. s8c.
potatoes-Stondy Northern white
sacked. st.60Hi75: same In bulk.
Sf.70mA t0; Idaho russets. 5000
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Livantook


KANSAS CITY, MO. March L.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000. market
steady TO 20 cents lower. Bulk.
uasSaiA.2s; heaviss sia.t0Qis.s0:
mediums. aiaT0m1A.f5. packms
snws. tlR.o0@i27s; pigs, $1,000
.tt.25.
Catne-Receipts, fa.5O0: market
steady to 25 cents higher. Heavy
beef steers. choice and prime. efaIs
Wli5o. medium and good. tii.tOH
$40; light weight. good and choice,
nliemls,soi butcher cattle. heifers.
&s.kbm 1906 cows, e66OmIi.iO.
veal calves. si2soGitbo; feeder
steers F7sGt2.2s: stocker steers.
se.2b miO.7b.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market
steady 90 = cents lower for lambs.
sheep strong. lambs. $1,000 1875.
cults and comyhoh, Ne19. 90 ~ Tb:
ycarllnR wethers, $3.50 Is. 0ot ewes
sli.9O@is.7Si feeder lambs. sis.ss@
1913.
CHICAGO. March L. Hogs-Re-
ccipts. $1,000. market steady 10 rs
cents lower Bulk. Sif.25W 1890,
top. Sib.2b: heavy. stf10af4G0:
medium tit5Oalb0e; light. sff.As
mib25; heavy packing sows. smooth.
N2.751ia.b0; piss. si3.25@it.B0.
Cattie-Recoipts. ia.00O: market
firm Beef Hteers. medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime.
Si42hW 1900; medium and poud.
s1i.anmtf2b; common tgtfmti50;
butcher cattle. helfers. fGB0Mla.00:
COWS. S~6.26attt.7b; veal calves.
Si5.2bH 1850; feeder steers. sT.bOH
ila0; stocker steers. s~s7sM1O2b.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market
firm. Lambs. "a pounds down.
Si7.5O0 20. 30; culis and ommon.
Sif0OM tT.2b: ewes. medium. GOOD
and choice. Sti.eEHtAh0: culls and
common. fG.G06l0.T rs.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. March L.
Butter unchanged.
EEgs-Current receipts. st3.S5 per
ease, 70 cents lower. firsts. , cents
lower. f7c.
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Effective Printing

means good typN good presser. scod
workmon ana good paper We have
M equipment and the workmen for
you. and USE good grades OF bond,
safety and cover popefs let ne
show von d.
CENTRAL PRINTING co.
Herald Building, Third and Copper.
Phone sft, Connects All departments.
WE WANT YouR PRINTING ~ 1870
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TWO GOOD BUYS

500 .rssg aadsg tr,ne, ..sas
and haek screened porthfss good sl1ed Ioi.
d4hNat. rhia j. close IN and j. aufih l0ah.
ms into.
81 San broom modern urirH. InfindIHf
very large liaaa@d.ln aleapttE
porch. stone foundation. shineie taaf. fHsal
and hark scrtsnfd rorfhea l1i t14sioo ard
This price lnclndes inc Nilfhen range ~
ronnertsd. also thf tltrtan fafnittrt. fnlha.
date possession can ha SVEN.
These houaqa are AZ h 3D. F0srth Wsrd
ard ~ NUl D. 1lsd 70 ah1H Them 10 yoa.
" YOu hatr 4 house ior sale. Nat vita "a
aud - uii DO the rrat
A. G. STAIRS
RIAL ESTATE AND fNAURANcE
'le West Gold Ave Phone Iea
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FOR SAII1-Houscs ~

THEE GOOD buys room. santa -
brick, rast front. lot l5uxiA2. Lot haH
fruit trees. grapes. garden. etc. Can be b.
rlEatrd With river Nuter. Fourth ward. Price
-. Another Groom brick. hrsi ward
Doe luvlta, located urar three schools. only
.iN blocks from First aud Central. Price
$4,000 90. Another p. room brick adjoining
Ip 60 the minute with exception o. mrnarel
hardwood huors, seven foot stone Foundations,
basement, purrhts. etc. Price 5000 90
These houses are nearly built altke to-day
they could mot be- built for less than the
prices asked the lots iu each instan~r rould
not be- bought for less than $1,000. Am not
Address OWNER A.. u. BoN 2i3, Albuqusr
que. New Mexico.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MIsCTIINNEOUS

BREAKFAST HACON i0c 10 ooc per
pound A W Willis Grocery and Meat
Market ig9 West central
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By HARRY , ieg. Deputy ''"''
Fsh. Q-tH "a March J.

~ THE PROBATE COURT oF BERNA.
LILO COUNTY STATE OF MN
NENfCO
in tho Matter Of the Estate 81 Henry &.
Parke Deceased
NOTICE "a herrhy gwen that ths American
Trust and saving BACK. administrator Of
The estate of Henry : Parte decreased hal
nlri ita report a. such administrator u tho
Probate Court. and that hy order " the
Court Saturday the iOth day Of April 1890
- q regular adjourned term of said court.
was hxrd for the hearing 81 objections 70
such hnrl account aud settiement thereof
NESrOR aONTONA.
County Clerk aud Exiuhciu CLERK N the
Probate Cour II hsrnaiiilo
County n "
March IH.i5-2g.
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DALTON Adding aud Calculating Machines.
=. b Racine. sales Agent Phone ga
l2- south Fourth street, Service maintained.
Demonstration solicited. tal up.
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POULTRY AMI EGGS

FOR sALE-Blnck siinorca breeding cocks
and Matching rsgs, Chas fassmorc. 22Ti
North fuurth ~.
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FOR sALE-Thuruurhbrcd Riurie, HAIRED
Plymouth Rorks. $ e. X Reds Esgs for
try Yards. ttH West Atlantic Phone I4s8.W
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RANCH EGGS-lir 10 soc per dotru. A.
" Wini. Grocery and Meat Market I22
Ntst Central Ave.
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FOR SALE-unc noo.ier Kitchen Cabinet.
one hai rHsL 1an 1900 Nust Central
Tthuur ltIsM.
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NNnniNGE IICTNsTs

W. DRESS ODD aud new floor. with uur
Eirrtur sanding Machine Phone sos or
IUUT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
INDIANS BOOST
MARGIN ON SOX
To FULL CAME
Win From st. Louis While
Chicago Is Idle; Sisler Sets
New Record For Total Hits
In Season With 250.

st. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 2S.-Cleve-
land got step nearer the Ameri-
can league pennant. defeating st.
Louis and increasing the lead over
Chicago, the runner-up, to a full
game.
1t was the third consecutive de-
feat administered to st. Louis by
the contenders, who launched their
attack against Bayne in the second
inning and drove him out of the
box in the seventh,
Evans, Speaker. Gardner and
Bagby led the assault, the Cleve-
land leader scoring three runs and
driving In two.
1t was the thirtieth victory Bag
by has turned in this year and, al
though hit freely, he managed to
keep them scattered with the ex-
ceptioh of two innings.
Local fans presented George Sis
Ter with a silver service as a mark
of appreciation for his work, and
the popular Brown responded in
the sixth with a homer to the pa
viion in right field for his 249th
hit of the campaign, establishing a
new American league record TO
supplant that of Ty Cobb, who
made 24S safeties in 1911. In the
eighth innings Sisler made 1t $50
with a long triple.
Cleveland concludes its series
here tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
TORRANCE DEMOCRATS
PICK FULL TICKET IN
ESTANCIA CONVENTION

Estancia, N. M, Sept. 2S.-Dem-
ocrats of the county in convention
here all day Monday selected
complete county ticket, headed by
John w. Corbin, candidate for the
office of representative to the state
Legislature, and DR.. c. II. Jameson,
candidate for the state senate. Mr..
Corbin was also named chairman
Of the county central committee
for the next two years. Miss Eliza
beth Jenson was named chairman
of the women's division of the
county committee and Ralph Rob
erson was named secretary.
Other candidates named by the
convention were: Sheriff, John
Block; county treasurer Juan
Cruz Sanchez; county clerk, Leo S.
Sanchez; county assessor, Dixie u.
Howell; probate judge, w. d. Was
son; superintendent of schools,
Mrs. Blanche Perrett; county com
missioners, c. M. Felbourn, First
district; l.. A. Williams, Second dis
trict; C. E. Davenport, Third dis
trict
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
Legal NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SALE.
State of New Mexico, Bernalillt

State of New Mexico, Bernalillo
County.
whereas, on the 18th day OF
September, 1920. an execution was
issued by John w. Wilson, a JUS
tice Of the peace in Precinct No. 26
of Bernalillo county, New Mexico,
and the said execution was on said
day, the 16th day of September,
1890, placed in my hands as Sher-
iff of Bernalillo county. New Mex
leo. A Judgment having been rem
dered in said Justices court on the
5th day of August, 1920. against
E. c. Hall and in favor of III. j.
Tompkins, for the sum of Eighty
two Dollars and Twenty Cents
($S220) being amount of 1udg-
ment and costs to date, and the
further sum of Nineteen Dollars
and Twenty Cents ($19.20) for ad-
ditional costs to date, making the
sum total which l am commanded
to make on said execution, One
Hundred and One and 40-100
(s101.4O) and per cent interest
on said sum from the 5th day of
August, 1920, and also the accrue
ing cost of advertising, and Sher-
iff's costs I did on the said 10th
day Of September. 1920, levy under
the said execution the following
goods and chattels belonging to the
said E. C. Hall, the defendant in
said cause, to-wit:
One library table. one center
table, one lounge. two arm chairs,
one chair, one book case. one writ
ing desk, two rugs. two beds. two
springs. two mattresses, two dress
ers. one Oak heater and pipe, one
dining table and four leaves, six
chairs, one sideboard, one bench,
two rolls of linoleum, one bench,
one mirror, one comb rack.
l will on the 27th day OF Octo-
ber, 1920, at 10 O'clock a. m. OF
said day, sell at public sale to the
highest and best bidder the above
described good and chattels, or so
much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment and costs. at 116 West
Silver in the city of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. at what Is known as
Browns warehouse. in said city Of
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
I,fa.. RAFAEL GARCIA,
- Il Sheriff.
BY r. L. wooTToN.s ans q.
Chief Deputy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
ROW OVER CONTROL or
TWO MEXICAN STATES
APPARENTLY SETTLED

tBT MORNING. JOURNAL "''s'
Mexico City, Sept. 2S.-Contests
over governmental control of the
states of Michoacan and Aguas
Calientes, apparently have been
settled. Victoriano Medina took
over the reins of government yes
terday morning at Aguas Calientas
as governor ad interim after Jose
De Lara had exercised power for
several days. The latter was ac-
corded the support of General
Martin Triana.
General Francisco Mujica, who
last week seized the government of
Michoacan, arrived in this city last
evening after Rafael Huerta had
assumed office as governor ad in
terim at Morelia, the state capital
General =. Elias Gales. secre-
tary of war, left Mexico City yes
terday morning but it was an
nounced he has gone to Lower
California and is accompanying
Manuel Balarezo, who was recently
named governor of the northern
district of that territory.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
MEXICAN Is FATALLY
WOUNDED BY OFFICER


Globe, Ariz., Sept. 2S,-Ascension
Gutierrez, a Mexican of Crysotile,
near this city, is lying in a local
hospital here dangerously wounded
from bullet which entered his
back just below the left hip and
passed out through the intestines,
from thirty-two calibre pistol in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Fred
Garbutt, of Crysotile.
Garbutt claims he made an effort
to arrest the Mexican and after he
had fired two shots in the air, he
was fired upon by Gutierrez, fol-
lowing which he fired the shot
which entered the body of the
wounded man.
Gutierrez was brought to Globe
tonight by the deputy and placed in
the hospital, which expressed no
hope for his recovery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
Totals. .,,,,. .34 3 3 "A 3
for Shaw in eighth.
Totals. SO 5 IL 27 10
Score by innings:

Washington -. 900 900 300---3
Boston ...........1 100 020 20x---5
Summary: Two-base hits-Fos-
ter, q Charity, Q; Brewer. Three
base hit-Foster. Stolen base---Pas-
chal. Sacrifice hit-Bailey. Dou-
BILE play-Prothero to Harris to
Judge. Base on balls-Off Shaw,
2. Innings pitched-By Shaw, Z;
Shirley, /. Struck out--By Shaw,
4; Pennock. 2. Wild pitch--Shaw.
Second Game.
Score by innings:
Washington 900 500 100 IL 13
Boston ..004 600 0O2 0--6 IA l
Summary: Two-base hits-Me-
nosky, Shanks. Ellerbe. Stolen
bases-Judge, Harris. Bailey. Sacri-
flee hits--Brower, O'Rourke. Dou,
bic plays-O'Rourke to Judge;
Brewer to Judge; Ellerbe to Harris
to Judge. Base on balls-Off
Courtney 2. Acosta 8. Myers 1,
Hoyt /. Innings pitched-By
Courtney 3. Acosta Z, Myers 4,
Hoyt 6. Hit by pitcher-By Court
ney (Menosky, McInnis). Struck
out-By Myers 2. Hoyt /. Acosta /.
New York at Philadelphia, rain.
No other scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
Washington. 81; Boston. SO.

Boston, Sept. 2S.-Boston closed
the American league season here by
breaking even in double-header
with Washington. The Red Sox
won the first, while the Senators
were compelled to go ten innings to
earn the decision in the second.
The Red Sox finished the season n
fifth place, with seventy-two games
won and eighty-one lost for a per-
centage of All. Scores:
FirSt game:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29

National League
tsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRHi
Cincinnati 2-5: Pittsburgh O-3.

Cincinnati 2-5; Pittsburgh O-3.
Cincinnati, Sept. 2S.-The Reds
won both games of double head
er from Pittsburgh. Luque pitched
one inning of the first contest and
had to retire on account of a sore
arm. Eller finished the game and
shut out the Pirates easily. Eller
tried to win a double victory but
was hit hard in the second game
and retired in favor of Brenton in
the sixth.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Pittsburgh 900 900 000--0 2
Cincinnati 900 200 O0x-2 l
Cooper and Schmidt; Luque,
Eller and Rariden.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
new GOVERNOR IN
LOWER CALIFORNIA

nv MoRNsa JoussAL spseisl LgAsGp WINE,
Nogales, Ariz., Sept 2S.--A Mex
leo City engineer named Balarezo,
has been appointed governor of
Lower California and instructed to
take over the state administration
from Governor Salazar this week,
according to an unofficial an
nouncement from Mexicox City, re-
ceived by representative of Pro-
visional President de la Huerta
here today. II Ham d
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
Cincinnati.
Totals ......31 ; Z 27 II
u-Rnn for Crann in seventh.

Score by innings:
pittsburgh ,,1Ot 001 000--3
cincinnati 900 002 30x--5
Summary: Two-base hits-Big
bee, Barnhart, Carey Grimm.
Three base hits-Daubert, Duncan.
stolen base-Daubert, Groh, Carey.
Sac rifice hits-Rath, Daubert.
Kopf, Tierney. Hamilton 2. Base
on ljalls--Off Eller /. Hamilton l.
Innings pitched-By Eller l-S.
Brenton 2-3. Hamilton 7, Morri-
son l. Struck out-By Eller l,
Brenton 3. Morrison l.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29

At Indianapolis 8; Milwaukee 8.
At Toledo Us; Kansas City III.
At Louisville s; st. Paul Z.
At Columbus 81; Minneapolis
"a
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland 8; st. Louis 5.
New York at Philadelphia; rain,
No others scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29


San Francisco, Sept. 2S.-
Score: r. II. e.
Los Angeles .............7
Odhldlu ''s.... '''''o IL
Batteries: o. Crandall. Thomas
and Bassler; Holling. Kremer. r.
Arlett and Dorman, Mite.
Los Angeles. Sept. Is
Score: r, Fl. z.
san Francisco ...........6 13 !
vernon ..'''' ''''.o lu
Batteries: Scott. McQuaid, Cole
and Agnew; Houck. Dell, Small
wood and DeVormer.
Seattle, Sept. u.s.
Score: r. II. r.
Portland ............,l2 10
Seultle ..''.'''' = 10
Batteries: Ross and Baker;
Gardner, Cooper, James and Bald
win.
Salt Lake Sacramento game
postponed; travelling.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati 20; Pittsburgh, 0-3.
No others scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
American League.

Cleveland at st. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia.
only two scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
Collar Prices Reduced.

Collar Prices REDUCED.
Chicago, Sept. 2S.--A large MID
die western manufacturer of mems
collars today announced 12h per
cent price reduction.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

National League.
No games scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

No other scheduled,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-29

P. S.-Leaving
for K. c. tonight
housed as close to
the roof as they
could put m e
Drop me a line
care Hotel Balti-
more.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03
Silks Greatly Under Price

O11<RS1
The Silk Store with activity these dayshere
Silk that specially priced
biehv desrabe-Cepes Georgette Fouard Taeas Sports Silks
lust what interested for These and many
others in the following list
S4OO Satinwi Foulard Silk-now S2.65 Yard
Plain navy blue and plain black Width. SO inches.
$500 Chiffon Dress Taffeta-nOw S2.S5 Yard
Fresh new Silks All the fashionable navy blue Yard wide
1000 Yards $500 Tafeta Radium-nOw $3.50 Yard
White black and all staple colors, Width 40 inches.
$3.50 Yard-wide Navy Dress Satin-nOw $2.S5 a Yard
81 90 Doube-width Black Crepe de Chne-S4OO a Yard
$500 Black and Colored Crepe Meeor-S45O YARD
$500 japanese Ecru Pongee Sk-now S225 Yard
S35O New Printed FOulard Silks-nOw $2.35 Yard ~
$3.50 to $3.50 Printed Radium and Pussy Willow Iateta 30
$3.50 Crepe Georgee, white black, coors-$25O Yard
LOO and $3.50 Printed Crepes GeOrgette-S3OO Yard
$3.50 Novelty Sports Silks-now $5.S5 Yard
S6 100 Black and ColOred Satin Charmeuse-S4.3 Yard
Sc 00 White and Ivory Bridal Satn-nOw $3.50 Yard
Thousands of Silk Remnants at Halt Price ana Less
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