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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-08

NEW YORK. July s.-Mercanfile
paper az as per cent. Exchange r.
regular. Sterling 90 day bills SSsh
per cent; commercial go day bilis on
banks aS9 y per cent: commercial 60
day bills 3Sg per cent. demand 3e4
per cent; cables 3sfA per cent.
New York exchange on Montreal
~ a-i6 per cent.
Government bonds irregular; rail-
road bonds steady.
Time loans strong; all dates sas per
cent.
Call money steedy: high Z per cent;
low 7 per cent; ruling rate z per cent:
closing bid 6 per cent: offered Mt z
per cent; last loan Z per cent. bank
acceptnnces 61S per cent.
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For SALE

%. eso-e.reom frame. modern. laya,orI.. in
bedrooms, garage, hne shade near
r.. r. shops. South Third 81.
Is. 000--hrcom brick, tmodern. sleeping
porch, hardwood floors; corner lot
Third Ward, close In.
~, 5oc-io.room. a.story dwelling. modern
conveniences, large sleeping porch,
AZ acres of land, shade and fruit
trees, garage, chicken honses and
ether good outbuildings. Just outside
city limits, near car line.
81 ,O00-6. room brick bungalow, Just com.
pletcd, bullt.in features, hardwood
floors. fireplace, furnace. luna Park
section.
Also other good business and residence
properties.
A. tLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone e7A. Ill South Fourth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a going Albuquerque corpor-
alton offers n small block OF stock
in an organization that II in
Its infancy with a wonderful fu-
ture. This Is an unusual Oppor-
tunity for II profitable connec-
ton. IL interested address post
office box l5S for interview.
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RESCISsION OF CERTIFICATE OF NON.
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS

RESCtSSION OF CERTIFICATE OF NON
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS
BACHECHI MERCANTILE COMPANY, a
corporation organized and existing under
the laws Of the state Of New Mexico. hereby
certifics;
corporation In the following manner. to'wit
LIST: That Article = Of said Certificate Of
Incorporation De amended to read rs fol.
lows The present place Of business Of
said corporation Is at Number 300 North
First Street In the city Of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. aud Arthur q. BRchcchi il the
agent therein and In charge thereof upon
DO served.
End: That Article 4 Of said Certificate Of
incorporation be amended 10 read as follows'
The total authorized Apitai stock Of this
corporation is One Hundred Fifty Thousand
Dollars (Si5O. O0Ol, divided into fifteen
hundred $4,000 shares Of the per value Of
3rd That Article 9 ~ said Certificate 81
Incorporation be amended to read ~ fol-
lows; The period for the duration Of this
corporation is fifty (5o) years"
That Il has dropped the sufnx mo stock.
holders liability from its corporate name
and has revoked and reseinded the Certiti-
cate Of non.liability Of stockholders filed In
the office Of the State Corporation Commits.
That the Board Of Directors Of said cor.
p%oration, at meeting duly called ana held
on tho nth day Of June, 1920, unanimously
passed n resolution declaring that the above
said amendments 10 the Certificate Of In
corporation aud the dropping Of the sufix
No stockholders liability from It's cor.
pora,c name and the revocation and resets.
sion Of said certificate OF non'liahility OF
stockholders were advisable and allied =
meeting Of the stockholders Of said Company
To take action thereon. aud that thereafter
q meeting Of the stockholders Of said Com
pany. In pursuance 20 said call Of said Board
Of Directors, was duly held on the nth day
Of June, 1920, and each aud all Of the stock
holders Of said Company were present aIt
voting at said meeting aud voted unani
mously in favor Of above said amendments
Ia said Certificate Of Incorporation and sale
revocation and reseission OF said certificate
~ non.liability Of stockholders; that each
aud all Of the Stockholders Of the said Com
pany in writing, approved the action Of thu
said Board Of Directors In calling the stock
holders meeting, and expressly waived NJ
notice " said meeting.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corpora
lion has caused this certificate to be siEnet
BY its President and Secretary and its cor
poratG seal to be hereto affixed this iitl
:" oREsTE BAcHEcHI,
: President.
ARTHUR o. BACHECHi,
Secretary.
corporate Seall
State of New Mexico,
County Of Bcrnalillo-ss.
I'm this IIth day Of June. 1920 before
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NEW YORK, July S.-Liberty bond
final prices today were: 3hs. 9i.20;
first ~, $3.50: second ~. Sb.6G: first
|4hs. $40. second AIS. $3.50; third
$40; fourth 4hs. S5.94: VIC
tory ans, $3.50; victory ANS. 95.sS.
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COMMISSION oRpNANop NC. es.

OOhlhAoolON Nc. ~.
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING AND VACAT.
last Line Of BR6hD%AY kSD THf
WEST LINE OF ARNo STREET AND
~ BLOCK ~ OF THE HUNiNG HIGH.
LAND ADDITION.
WHEREAS. the Board Of Education Of
closed to the Board Of Education q the City
90, Eight ts). Nine t9l. Eleven az.
Twelve u2l aud Thirteen usl. in Block
Eleven uD q the Hnning Highland Add.
tion 20 the city Of Albuquerque. being the
owner and in possession Of all the real estate
directly 10 he affected by the passage Of
WHEREAS. the Board Of Education Of
said City has built the High School building
Of great value on a part of the premises
hereinbefore described and has otherwise
improved the said real state. and now pro.
poses TO construct additional buildings. all
10 be dedicated forever 10 the usa Of the
public schools o. said City. and.
WHEREAS. that part OF Copper Avenue
TO he hereinafter declared vacated aud clpeed
by this ordiaace II not now being used and
never has been used as n public street, being
en- arroyo carrying flood waters from the
foothills aud the mesa east Of the City:
nov, therefore.
BE IT ORDAINED ny II CITf com.
QUE:
Section J.: That Copper Avenue between
The east line OF broadway aud the west line
NJ Arno street be and hereby Is closed aud
vacated a. a public street and that tie
chairman Of the City Commission and the
Ciiy CLERK be- aud hereby are authorized
and directed 10 make, execute and deliver
20 the said Board Of Education ~ the City
" albuquerque a quitclRim deed to the said
Copper Avenue so closed and vacated, such
qnitclnim deed to contain n provision that
the said avenue 20 vacated shall be forever
dedicated To the use Of the public schools
and to revert to the City Of Albuquerque In
event such avenue so dedicated for such pur'
pose u ever used for any purpose other
than that for which Il is dedicated.
Section 2: That the alley In Block II Of
tn Huning Highland Addition 10 the City
Of albuquerque. extending from the south
line uf Copper Avenue North to the South
line Of Ttieras- Road be and hereby ia closed
aud vacated and the chairman OF the City
Commission and the City Clerk Of the CITY
Of Albuquerque he and hereby are author.
ised to make, execute aud deliver = quit.
claim deed for the alley 30 vacated and
tho CITY Of Albuquerque. New Mexico, IL
Of Albuquerque.
Section o; All ordinances or parts Of or.
dlnnnres In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed aud this ordinance shall become
effective upon Its passage. legal publication
and itc expiration NJ thirty (3O) days
thereafter. "
Passed, adopted and approved June 80,
WALTER NJ. CoNNELL.
Chairman, City Commission.
ADpTI, ", MeAyoY, City Clerk.
(ScAD
July (.
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THOS. F. kELEHER

Leather and Findings, Saddles,
Harness, Paints, Cut Soles. Wa
terproof Chrome Soles, Shoe Store
Supplies.
Phone 1057-J. 409 West Central
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NEW YORK. Jrly s.-Althodzh
subjected TO frequent profit taking
and professional inference, todny'n
stock market extended It's recent for
ward movement. Sales approxlmntrd
100000 shares. The close was strong.
American Sugar. .iz14
A. r.. sax
Atchison 8O4
Chino Observation-Disclosures. STA
Inspiration .................. san
Heading .................... s7<
Southern Pacific. ........... 93A
Union Pacific. 49,. ..1lfh
u. ;. steel 30
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NEW YORK. July s.-cotton flu
lures closed steady. July. $500; Oc-
tober, f22.S4: December. Sat.2O; Jan
uary, 5000; March. $1,000.
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DENVER. July s-Cattle receipts
300; market 2b TO 90 cents higher;
beef steers 81 90 @t5.0O; COWS ana
helfers $500 1925; stockers and
feeders $3.50 SEQ; calves $4,000
1859.
Hog receipts / 500; market steady;
top Si5.25; bulk ti4.2b 1880.
Sheep receIpis none.
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BAcHEcnI MERCANTILE COMPANY

mo StockholderS' Liability
Increasing capital stock eliminating the
suffix Ma StockholderS' Liability, aud
extending the life Of the Company to 50
years.
tho. IO643) with the endorsements thereon.
as same appears on file aud Of record In the
office uf the state Corporation Commission
In Testimony Whereof, the State Corpora
ton Commission Of the state VI New Mexiro
has caused this certificate to he signed by
lis Chairman and the seal Of said COMMITS
sion to be affixed Mt The City Of santa Fe
on this 2jth day Of June, A. d. 1920.
tSesll HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attesti Chairman.
N. =. MANZANAREs. Assistant CLERK.
AMENDMENTS TO CERTIFICATE OF
INCORpORATlON
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LUMBER 6 B2LDRDcE LUMBER co-PHoNE 4~o1-lumBER

inc pefronalIV aunearea Drcete nsrn9rhl and
Arthur O Harheehf each 10 ma nefrouellr
known. who. being Nv me s~evernliv And duIt
sworn. each Tor hifassif sni *, tor 1hs
mai he n The nresiSen, sua H. s.,d Aim
o. Bnehechl that he Ia the serrefnrr "
Bachechi Mercantile companx. 4 corpora.
going eernfieate Il liz eornore1e zeal a
aald corporation. and thai said Instrument
was signed and scaled M behalf Of aaid cor,
poration by authority Of lis Board ~ Direc-
tors, aud The said Oreate Baehechl and said
strumcnt TO be the free act and deed Of said
corporation.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here.
unto set my hand and affixed my official
written.
Notary pabiic.
Ny Commission expires August 10. 1923.
We, Oreste BachechL Arthur o. Baehechl.
s~titating All Of the stockholders Of Baehsehl
Mercantile Company, a corporation. hereby
state that We e1pressly assent 10 the amend
msnis to the Certificate Of incorporation o.
cation and reseissior. of ihss Certificate Of
Inc ioresoing certificate executed and &C.
knowledged BY the president aud secretary
Of said corporation aud We further state
ion and trescission we're expressly suihor,
iked aud approved by us al a AtOckhOldfrs'
meeting Of the said Compaay called aud held
ior the purpose Of considering and taking
action upon the said amendments and said
revocation anu reecission.
Witness our hands this iith day Of June,
oREfrE BACHECHI,
y. bAShkCHl,
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state Of New Mexico
STATE Corporation Commission Of New Mexico
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
United States Of America,
state Of New MeNicO--Hs.
II Is hereby Certified, that the annexed
is a full. true and complete transcript Of the
AMENDMENT TO CERTtflCA1E OF
INCORPORATION
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FOR SALE

Crystal Rooming House.
Inquire A23M South Second.
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sheep receipts non
CHICAGO, July s.-Cattle rHsipts
9,OO0: prime 1850 pound steers
$500; bulk beef steers S1a.OOn
1895. vela calves as cents to 500
higher; bulk Si2.bUM13.75; stockera
and feeders strong.
Hog receipts 20. 900: market active.
20 To 35 cents higher than yester-
days average: top tiG.2 90; bulk light
and light butchers S1b.S0m16.1b:
bulk ESQ pounds and over siS.8bG
1870. pigs steady to higher.
Sheep receipts 10000: market
even, lambs 2b TO so cents higher:
sheep strong to 90 cents higher; top
native lambs $500; bulk $4,000
1900; very good oregon wethers
SS.25; bulk native ewes $500 a 100;
choice feeding lambs Sf3.4O; very
good wethcra S7.65.
KANSAS CITY, July Seattle re-
ceipts $500; beet steers steady to rs
cents lower; yearlings 1880: best
heavies S16,40; choice .grassers
$500; Go cars quarantine cattle re-
ceived, no sales; other classes I'M
even but mostly steady; choice veal
ers s12.Oem 1900.
Hog receipts 5000; market steady
TO Is cents higher; TOP, 1886: hulk
heavy and medium $15.b0T15.sO;
bulk light S~15.25mi5.6O.
Sheep receipts 5000 sheep steady:
odd lunches native ewes $500; bulk
5000 "a $50; lambs mostly 25 cents
higher; top natives $685.; Arizona
S14.75.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~

WANTED-Partner show business: 500 In.
vestnient; experience unessentiAl hut You
must be a live wire. X. &. Chatfield, Room
So, Savoy Hotel.
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ten acres In alfalfa: $500; new house
three miles west; good road. one mile to
school. Price $4,000, -. 900 cash, balance
gain. Joe vaio Realty Co, si2 West Gold.
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FOR sALE-50.foo lot on East Centred
avenue. J. A. Hammond, s24 East Silye.
avenue. Phone i522.R.
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POULTRY AND EGGS 2

F0h SALE-is black Minorca hens and
one rooster; also Z Minorca g.month.old
pullets. Call at Ai4 North Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
WHITE S0x STRENGTHENED
 GRIP ON SECOND PLAt

Chicago, Sept. 20.-The Chicago White Sox strengthened their grip on second place in the American league pennant race today when, they bagged their fifth straight victory. defeating Philadelphia, 13 10 6. Red' Faber who tanned New York on Friday, held the Athletics score less until the ninth inning, when they rapped out five hits which, with an CT TOT. netted six runs.
 The Sox continued their heavy batting, collecting fifteen hits off three Philadel- phia twirlers. Risberg led the attack with four safe blows in four times at bat He Bagged a triple, double and two singles
 Harris started on the mound for Phil adelphia, but was forced to retire after the sixth inning. Bigbee, his successor, was wild and his ineffecGyeness, coupled with the White Sox attack, forced him to give way to Keefe. Two triples by Chicago's utility men-Falll and Jourdan coupled with a pass to Faber, gave the SoX their last two runs.
 After the Sox had taken a command ing lead. Manager Gleason took five of
 his regulars out of the game, filling their places with utility players
 Faber pitched a masterly game, hold ing the Athletics to seven scattered hits i jn eight inning, but easing up in the 1 9th. when the visitors launched their at tack Griffin and High got seven hits between them, Griffin getting four. The score
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
CHICAGO GRAIN NrARKEr

Chicago, Sept. 20.-All grain and nro- visions weakened in price today as q re- suit of big receipts of corn and owing to unlikelihood of frost Wheat closed steady, at the same as Saturdays finish to 1-20 lower, with December 239 A. +o 240 and March 334 3-4 Corn closed mn changed to 1 1-Sc down, oats off 3-s +o 1c, and provisions at a setback varvino from ? 1-2 to 25c
 A good deal of selling pressure m wheat was evident during the first half of the day, but after a moderate down turn in values fair support deveIoneo and the market rallied. Sympathy win the depression of corn appeared to he the only well defined reason for the tenn porary drop in wheat prices On hetotber hand, active milling demand was a bIl1isb influence later, which more than offset a notable increase of the total visible srp- ply. Houses with seaboard connections were also said to have been good buy CTS of future deliveries after the early downturn in the market.
 Corn dropped to the lowest prices vet for deferred deliveries. Reactions were ascribed to profit. taking by shorts. Opinion was general that for consider able period there would be no cold weath- CT. Oats were governed by the action of corn.
 Provisions gave way with grain.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
GARDNER's TIMELY HITTING
 WON GAME FOR INDIANS

Cleveland Sept 20-Cleveland won it's sixth consecutive game today by de featiug Boston 5 10 in the second gam of the series, principally because of Lar " Gardner's timely hitting. It was Mails ffth straight victory since join ing the local tema. Gardner drove in six of the league leaders eight runs with two triples and a single. His first triple came ill the thirA inning with the bases full. The other was made in the seventh with two men on bases and .one out With two down in the fft,i his single scored Speaker who had doubled On neither occasion did the third base man score.
 Sensational fielding by the Red sox charact terized the game Harry Hooper cut down two men at the plate. One of these feats figured in one of BostoR's three double plays. Brady and Scott also made brilliant plays.
 Mails was hit harder than usual, hut kept his hits well scattered except in the second inning, when four singles com bined with two errors, Of Cleveland out felders, scored all of Bostons runs
 In two other innings, the Red Sox threatened but Mails. frightened and kill ed off impending rallies easily In -ks eighth inning, Mcfnnis and Schang, the first men up, singled Scott flied out and then Bradley singled but no runs resulted, as Paschal who batted for Bush. and Hooper were easy outs The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET SHOWED STRENGTH.

New York. Sept 30.-The week on the Stock Exchange began with a resumption of The recent comprehensive inquiry for -aiiroad and oil shares at irregular high .r quotations. various miscellaneous is sues also strengthening.
 Net gains Of 1 10 1-2 points were reg .stered by such stocks as Crucible Steel Atlantic Gulf Writing Paper Preferred American Tobacco and Mexican Petrole- nm Rails fell back on profit taking in the inal hour and some of the specialties. mo- ably feathers, lost ground on rumors 'f prospective dividend reductions Sales amounted to about 100000 shares, the arrest turnover in many weeks.
 Events over the week end. including the 'r1~uous expansion of clearing house oans. imposed occasional restraints on Inc hullish operations of pools. A survey Nf the department of labor. showing a decrease m the number of employees O, tha country's leading industries for Au- gus may have accoun ted for the back waviness of steels. equipments and kin fred stocks
 Better freight conditions were reported by railroad officials at western and southwestern terminals, but these were tempered by advices from the same sec -i9ns suggesting greater caution in pur- -haso Of general merchandise.
 flnancaai interests again stressed the need Of conserving credits, but this atti- :ude had no perceptible influence upon the all money market. which ruled at per cent Very little time money was of- Tered. however, except for the shorter periods
 Conditions barring upon international 'xchange remained unaltered, save for mother moderate rally in British rates Parts remittances also improved slightly 'ni more gold was received to meet the French obligation in the Anglo-French ioan
 Domestic bonds. including rails and Liberty issues were firm. but internation- ais moved contrarily. French municipals made further gains. but the new French ss and United Kingdoms eased. Total Esles fpar valUe) aggregated s12,375 900 2. T.. S bonds were unchanged on call
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
INVESTIGATION OF GAMBLING
 TO START WEDNESDAY

Chicago Sept. 20.-Grand jury inveS- tigation of alleged gambling by baseball players i'll last years world series and in the game between the Chicago and Phil a delphia National League clubs August 31 will start Wednesday With a score of baseball officials, players and writers subpoenaed 10 testify.
 Subpoenaes were issued tonight for the following persons to appear before the grand jury:
 Byron Bancroft Johnson, president of the American league.
 John A. Heydler, president of the Ma tional league.
 William (Kid) Gleason. manager of the Chicago Americcn league club.
 Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago American league club
 William L. Teeck, president of the Chicago National league club.
 Jacob C'Rube'D Benton, pitcher for the New York National league.
 Bert E. Collyer and rank Q. Kline both of Chicago, and well known sports writers.
 Harvey Woodruff, sports editor of the Chicago Tribune. Sam Hall sports editor of the Chicago Herald Examiner l. F. Sandborn, and Oscar Reichow baseball writers for the Chigo Tribune and the Chicago Daily News, respectively.
 Subpoenaes for additional players prob- alby will be issued berore the investiga- | tion begins, said R. A. Replogle. who is l working as prosecutor under direct orde- CTS from Chief Justice Charles A. Me Donald of the criminal court. He de clared that Hal Chasee. Lee Magee and l Heinie Zimmerman. all former major league players, probably would be calle,e When asked why Benton was the only player called thus far. Mr. Replogle saf he "believed Benton had information the l grand jury needed" and that Benton would he asked "to tell what a certain player asked him 10 do" Shortly before news u> the grand jury i Investigation became public. President Johnson made a statement in which he said the American league will ask con gress to enact q law at it's next session making betting on a baseball game a pen | jtentiary offense.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
A wILIMANTIC MAN HAS
 SnaFETuING m


 Norwich is it possible? Are you hack on the sporting page? Have you really got a baseball team IL has been long since we heard anything concerning sports from you We had inc idea they were not selling bats or balls down there anymore. Of course we heard storieH Of how 8 Norwich team defeated Taft vile but as we have seen Taftville play we could not see how it could be other wise.
 The Bulletin in a recent article stat ed that a series between Wiilimantc and Norwich would attract the largest crowds ever in these parts. perhaps so. as far as Norwich is concerned. for surely a team with the reputation inc Thread team has would appeal 10 the Norwich fans, but How about the Royal Hooters srOm WilIimsntic What has the Norwich team accomplished. Who have they played? Who have they defeated? A shOrt time ago teslr representing waliingford appeared hers and received a severe lscing from ihs | Thread Makers The game identical team easily defeated Norwich on theIr own grounds. What kind of adS<rtksins | is that for series?
 Only a few ago the Norwich manager stated in the Bulletin that chsllenEcs ! lSsued through the press would not hs ! recognized. still in it's Thursday issue 7 the Bulletin. speaking for th@ Aorwiet ! team said Now let's sec who are the quitters" ThS s small town stuff Nor ygich The place 10 win baseball honri' is on the ball field not singing ms, i through the press. Let sks ysspectivt ] manage-S get together and perhaps fh' Thread CO. manager vlu condescent e Show Norwich how the national game !; bslak plsSar these days. f Nor~ScA e . show -hG sne really has go; team Al any ns+s V want 70 see what voc can do. we know you are past msstelf in the art Of growing.
 A wILLBfASTIc RA,t