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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
OPENER WON
BY CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. May IS. Cleveland
took tn" opening game OF the series
from Chicago l3 10 IN free hitting
contest Smith hit for home run ="
confer with TWO on IN the first inning.
A catch by Speaker and Weav"r's te.d-
ing were features. Two games Will be
played tomorrow afternoon. Score;
r. II. F.
VChIcaSo .... 3no $50 900 . II :
cleveland .....3ll n3i lOX-l5 ~
Faher. Payne. Heath and Lynn:
schaIk. Baby, Morton. Ntchaus and
ONeln.
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CarneRte Tech
Bethany.

pIe and singles by Bush and rin"lli. ar
ter two were out in the ninth gave ne re-
troit to-days game with 81. '"ulS IN.
scorc was 10 |. The Locals "hiF tu
,..r,o ne = result. q: a pass 10 Austin
sacrifice and 4 single by Sislcr: SGor,
BY innings: ~ -
petrol, .OOolOOO "a
ST, Louis $4,000 0NOl D.
Oldham, and Alnsmlth; Weilman anC
Billings.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Games.

YeHtofuHy'B uHHneH,
Cincinnati. s; Pittsburgh. l.
New York. 4: Philadelphia, 0.
Boston. b, Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago. 6: st. Louis.
Chicago. :: ST. Louis,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestsrday'e Games,

New York. 4: Boston. 3
Washington. s: Fhila.. 4.
Cleveland. IL; Chicago. s.
Detroit. 3; St. Louis,
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The Standing.


at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Brooklyn (@).
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played game. Pitt got three runs in tn
seventh on three scratch singles and en-
rors by Little and Lemley, thereby
sewing up the game. r H. y
W. Va. Uni. .o00l0o1o0-2
Uni Of Pitts. % o001ao 90
Lemley and Martin; Barrett and Roe
inson.
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The Standing.
To-day'G Games.

To-day'G Games.
Washington AT Philadelphia.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York AT Boston.
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BETHANY AND CARNEGIE TECH
CLASH At LEAGUE PARK TODAY

GREAT oUTPoURING PRoN1sED-FAMoUS "AONus
WAGNER WILL APPEAR IN UNIFORM IN THE INTERESTS
OF THE PLAID.
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EAGLES
To MEET HALLS
GIANTS SUNDAY
Good Game Scheduled for Tomorrow
Afternoon at League Park-Gams

l. The Martins Ferry Eagles will line
upa against Halls Colored Giants at Lea
que Park Tomorrow. In what promises
to ne the best game OF the season. Hall
the black Mathewson. Will I've opposed
by Rurkhardt. who held the strong
TYLER Tribe team TO one hit last Sum
day. Play Will be called az o'clock.
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FINISHED STRONG.

ST. LOUIS. May cS-Flass,cad's tri-
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additional Sport on 1.ss rwal
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Totals $500. "a s II - l.
x-Batted for Cooper in Sth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

No. 1aAp4.
In the District Court. County Of BeTnalillo,
State Of New Mexico.
Conrad q. Sell. Plaintiff,
vs..
Eugenlo Chavez. administrator and Deifina
Chavez. adminlstratrix. Of the estate Of
Jose de Ia luz Chavez. deesnsed, all IN.
known heirs Of jose de la lnE Chavez, de-
ceased. all unknown heirs At law 81 1uaniia
samora de Chavez, deceased, and all IN.
known persons claiming nny interest or
title adverse to plaintiff In the premises
hereinafter described. Defendants.
You. the shove named defendants and each
Of you are notified that the above named
plaintiff has begun sction against you ani
quiet the title Of plaintiff in and to certain
real estate hituAte In BernAlillo County. New
Mexico. described as follows
A portion Of land situated In Prceinet NJ.
4. Los Ranchose de Albuquerque. Berunliilo
County, New Mexico. measuring from North
TO south l2h yards, more or less. aud from
East TO West 1900 yards, more or less
bounded on the south by a strip Of land
tho lands Of Gibbons, on the east by tho
road known as Guadalupe GutierreE and on
The west by uailcgos Aeequia.
Also another tract Of land situate IN Pre-.
cinct No. 4, Ranches de Albuquerque, State
aud County aforesaid, measuring in width
from North TO South 10 varag, more or less;
and In length from East % West, 1900
yHrah, bounded on the North by the land Of
Delfina Chavez. on the South by land Of
Ambrosia Chavez, on the East by the Road
Of Guadalupe Gutierrez and on the West By
the AcequiA Galleg0s.
Also another tract Of land situate In Pre-.
clnct No. 4, State and County Aforesaid,
being In width from North TO South twenty
t2O) varas. more or less, and 1900 varas,
more or less, from East to West; bounded
on the North by lands Of Felipe Zamora, on
the South by lands Of Eliiio Chavez. on the
East by a little trial Of Guadalupe Gutierrez.
and on the West by the Acequla de Los
uailogos, which said land IL more pnrticu-
larly described as follows
Beginning at the northeast corner. which
Is a point at the west side Of q public road
known as the Guadalupe Road, from which
the corner Of Sections 20. Ell, 20 and 20,
Township II North, Range s East, n. NJ.
4, NJ, bears n. $40 or East 8,aOt feet
distant; and running thence \. TO Az
West 900 feet; thence N. $50 39' West
733 feet; thence n. 500 az West asa
thence n. ITO IA West eos feet TO the
northwest corner; thcnce =. 4To So West
"a feet; thenee $. % go East Is feet.
thence s. 26o 5o' West 90 feet. thence =.
a. East 6s.5 feet; thence :. lilo 34'
West 56.5 feet 10 the southwest corner
thence N. 30 af' West a52.5 feet; thene,
n 30 5D' East 1eB feet 10 the place Of
beginning, containing 26,i2 ceres.
You are further notified that the said
action Is for the purpose OF establishing
plalntiffs estate in tho foregoing described
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Cattle re-
oeipts 10000; choice steers and year
lings steady to strong: others draggy
at uneven prices; quality very plain;
carly top $3.50; bulk good to choice
Slb.2b az i2h. grassy medium grades
very duh and prices lower at St2.50
Wl4.00; mostly common kinds $3.50
Wi2.O0; slow steady; early sales
cows steady; UNDERGONE weak; cam
ners mostly s4.25 % f.75; bulls very
dull; bologna mostly s5.bO@7.2b;
early calf sales steady choice veaiera
generally $14.2b a. 15. 90; selected
lots higher; stockers steady to rs
cents lower.
Hog receipts 10000: market active,
light steady TO 10 cents lower than
yesterdays average: others steady TO
strong; top 1880; bulk light and
butchers S~lb.lB@15.75; bulk packing
sows Sit.25@14.40; pigs 2b TO SO
cents lower; bulk desirable kinds
St3.5O I14.50.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
steady; very good. Idaho lambs
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Produce

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-Butisr I'M
changed.
Esss unchanged. receipt. 1850
cases.
Poultry. alive unsettled; fowls. Is
fp35c; springs 37c.
Potato receipts eight cars: market
weak; Virginia cohbIera ff.oo04.fc.
per tarrcl: Jersey sacked s1.so0
AIS per cwt.. Minnesota early Ohios.
$40 ~ $50.
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FOR SALE

tsbJ0-e-roem. 'tNo.story. pebble dashed
dwelling. modern, large sleeping
persh' good location. close in. Third
e7,soo-rhs most attractive e-room bunra.
low IN University Heights. elaborate
butt.in ieature., fire place. furnace.
semen garage. trees. flowers. lol
90. soo-t.room setsare. sleeping porch. an
herc Of flne orchard good outbulld-
inGs, South Highlands.
n. 200-t.room nhlngle hun snlow, modern.
hardwood floors throughout, built.in
f~eaturea, garage, Fourth Ward.
Also other good business and residences
properties.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE, LOANS.
Phone 67j. al South Fourth.
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TRouBLEa HE HAD
CONSIDERABLE HIST.

PoRTLAND-Police Sergeant u. III.
Young halls from the hills OF OF
kaintuck. He met a friend az his
boyhood days here the other day.
Friend Is now sheriff OF The little
mountain village. Having any trou-
BILE with undertakes back homer"
asked Young. Yep replied the
shorif. Considerable. Run two l. w.
WIS. three revenue officers and d half
dozen republicans outa my county
last molth.''
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H%xNcuToR,s NOTICE.

State Of New Mexico. County Of BernAlilio,
in the Probate Courts.
In the Matter Of tho Estate Of Celestia d
Pillsbury. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that O.. o. Cush'
man, Executor Of the Estate Of Celestial u
Pillsbury. deceased, has filed In the Probate
Court OF Bernallho County, New Mexico. n.
Court has set Monday, the 9th day OF Sep.
tember, Regular Term. At 10 o'clock Of thu
forenoon Of said day. as the day for honrini
objections, II any there be. TO the approvin;
Of said final account and TO the discharge
OF said Executor and HIS bond.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Probate Court this gath day Of July, 1920
NESTOR MONTOYA,
lSeall Probate Clerk.
July2o.Aug. 5.12.1e
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In the Probate Court, Bsrnalillo County.
New Mexico.
/" the Matter Of the Estate Of Mary A.
Dolan. Deceased.
Notice u hereby given that tho under.
signed was. on the gath day Of July, 1920.
duly appointed Administrative Of the estate
of Mary A. Dolan, deceased. by the Probate
Court Of Bcrnalillo County; and having
qualified as such ndministratrix, all persons
having claims against the estate Of said de.
eedent are hereby notified and required 10
present the same TO the undersigned IN the
manner and within the time prescribed by
law.
Dated July gath. 1890.
JOSEPHINE DOLAN,
Adminiatratrix
Julvo0. Aur b.I0.lo
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premises against any clainf which you o.
any Of you may anve adverse to the estate
OF niaintiH herein IN said premises and
real estate. and that the plaintiff 10 said
hetion prays that each Of you shall be for.
ever barred and estopped from having ans
claim, right, title or Interest in aud TO the
said rial estate adverse 70 said plaintiff
and that said PLAINTIFFS title may be for.
ever quieted and set AZ rest.
The name Of the PLAINTIFFS attorney ID
W, A. kcleher whose address q Rooms 80
Cromwell Building. Albuquerque. New Mex.
leo. Unless you enter your appearance or
cause the same to he entered on or before
the itth day Of October. 1890. judgment will
be rendered against you ny default aud the
decree prayed fos In said complaint will be
granted.
NEsrOR MoNToyn.
tAeaD Clerk.
HARRY r. LEE.
Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 18Th day Of August. 1920.
Aus. 1890 Sept. 80
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NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Mercantile
paper unchanged; exchange heavy;
sterling demand SbSh: cables $50:
time loans strong. unchanged; call
money steady; high q; low Z; rui-
Ing rate Z; closing bid 6; offered at
Z; last loan Z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-colton fu-
lures closed barely steady; October
s21.Ss; December $3.50; January
s2G.2b; March S26.10; May S25.7S.
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NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-Llberty
bonds closer: sMs $4,000; first As
sSt55; second IS ss4ts: first fHs
sS7.7S: fourth AIS SS4.56;
Victory Ans $685.; Victory 4Xs
S95.54.
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Mn1rtNevs


NEW YORK, Aug. 19.A-A better
feeling prevailed In stock market
circles today although Improvement
In eastern European affairs wac neu-
tralizcd by further weakness OF
foreign exchange. Sales Appropriated
800 1000 shares. The close was strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
Sentiment in Favor
of Oregon Asserts
Man Back From Trip

General sentiment In Juarrr ana
Ell pnRo Is that General ObreRon Will
be the next president OF Mexico. ac-
cording TO Atanaclo Monlota who re-
turned this morning from a trip 10
The two towns.
AIR. Montoya mys that .Iuaroz II
planning a rehabilitation Of IN school
cooperation OF hi Ell paao chamber
OF commerce. Several new schools
have been planned.
The work Of the chamber OF COM
mercc at III Paao II bringing about
better feeling between thar city and
auarez" said Mr.. Montoya mis- morn
ing and u Is bringing better relations
between this country and Mexico"
While away. Mr.. Montoyn held con-
f~erenees with thr mayor OF 1uErcz
and with the chamber Of commerce
heads AZ III Paso.
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nish you with $500 worth Of goods and
give you the exclusive right In this county
TO sell the best device ever manufactured
500 per cent profit; You can clear $40 a day.
l am the Inventor and eau show you these
words are true. For further information
call j.. H.. Dougherty, phone 9e2-w, room
40.
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Chicago Board Of Trads

whcat-Dee. s2.s7; March. s2ap.
Corn-sept.. sI.f0X; Dec, &i.a0H.
Oats-scpt.. s7A: Dec. 67H.
pork-Sept.. e2<.20; Oct, $500.
Lard-Sept.. $3.50: Oct, 1857.
R~ibs-sept.. Si4.s5; Oct. e15.29-
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A Few Minutes

Of your time spent in reading
this page win save you many
dollars 1t win keep you in
close contact with a market
through which all things can
be bought, sold, or exchanged.
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THOS.- F. KELEEiER

Leather and Findings, Saddles,
Harness, Paints, Cut Soles. Wa
terproof Chrome Soles, Shoe Store
Supplies.
Phone 1057-J. 4Os West Central
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FOR aALE-sso acres rs~llnqubhmsnt, good
land or sEehangs for Ford car. Il. Z.
PyeAlt. Pad-rnh N. N.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY to buy 90 per cent
Of tho stock Of one Of the Oldest and best
established businesses in Albuquerque THIS
is an exceptionally good Investment. VIII
gladly answer any questions In regard 10
same. Address "EBtablished,' care OF
Herald
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

FOR PRIVATE Secret Service Investigations,
Phone All. The American Detectives AS
ISOLATION.
LEGAL NOTICES ~
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NO T-FWI-
In the District Court, County Of Bernalillo
State Of New Mexico.
Conrad q. Sell. Plaintiff, .
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FOR sALE--Large and hand iron coffee
mill, weight 10 lbs, height 30 inches.
double ny wheels, height 10 inehesi price
Ing machine (new), and 533. Commute. and
lou, A-minule new records; retail value,
$2T5.55; all for half price. (si3s.27l; re.
cords separate. $3.50 aud $4,000 per hun
dred. Chas. Mana.
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LIQUOR FIGHT IS CERTAIN TO REACH
 CONVENTION ITSELF
Continued from Page one)

apathy of prohibitionists when>the re-
 form was threatened.
 Mr. Bryan also discussed the League of Nations, profiteering and industrial
 relations.
 Shame on any democrat or repub- lican to think of any party advantage
 on this world peace question: said Mir.
 Bryan regarding the league. If fore
 casts are correct, said MT. Bryan, the democratic league plank would be so
 little different from the republican that "a committee on investigation
 would be required to find the differ ence.' Each party, he said, is seeking to blame the other for delay of peace while both, he declared, are to blame. Let's stop quarreling over little things. reservations, and get into the League of Nations and speak peace to the world" he added, also urging world disarmament.
 Reiterating his plea for jail sem tences as penalties for profiteering, MT. Bryan referred to a judges inability teering corporation and said he would seek to have the convention declare for 1 a law meeting the situation. | On industrial affairs, MT. Bryan said steps would be taken to protect the
 public and to bring labor and capital together.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
By Associated Press

Dublin, Ga. June 27-H. l.. Jenkins merchant and former mayor, was killed and four other men wounded two of whom may die. in a pistol bat tie between rival factions at Caldwell twenty miles from here. in Laurens county. late last night.
 The wounded are Hiram Mullis. post pected to recover; c. c. Caldwell farmer. dangerously wounded; John Quilting. arm broken by bullet, and John Bedingfield. scalp wound made by a pistol ball.
 The trouble is said to have grown out of an old feud in Caldwell. dating back to a bitter fight over the location of the railroad station. At that time it is said Bedingfield and Mullins represented one side. while Jenkins Caldwell and Quilting were the oppon- ents.
 The original disagreement, it is al- lege1 was revived in an argument be- gun last night which eliminated in the pistol battle.
 In addition to the old trouble ac- cording to Sheriff Watson of L1urens county charges were made by the Bedingfield-M Mullins Burch faction that Jenkins Caldwell and their friends were responsible for the burning las year of a negro church in which the body of negro was later found.
 County policemen, according to the sheriff. raided Cadwelrs place and seized a quantity of liouor and Cad well is said by the sheriff to have ac- cused Mullins of being the informer
 To avoid clash Mullins closed his
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One Killed, Four Wounded
 Ln Fight BetWeen Factions

store early on Saturday night. he said, and went to his home. At 10 o'clock he returned to his store to give a cus- toner some gasoline and while draw ing the gasoline Caldwell appeared on the scene and is alleged to have struck Mullins ove- :ha head with pistol Mulii1s IS said to have stepped back warning Caldwell to stop. and when the Ia tier advanced. witnesses say, Mullins opened fire with a pistol and hit Cad we'll in the stomach
 Jenkins and QuillnG in the mean time, are said to have joined in with Caldwell. Bedinefield. who had taken Mullins to the store in his auto, re- ceived q pistol bullet through his hat that cut a furrow through his scalp. Stunned. he returned the fire, shoot ing Jenkins twice. the second shos severing the spinal cord and causing death.
 No arrests have been made in the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28

ff9 AS was the case Tn Chicago, there is "a large number of aspirants whose names will be presented to the con sxention as candidates for the nomina- xlon. and there are as many hopes and Naspirations regarding the result as fsnere Were in the Chicago convention 6tt Is even thought the number of can dldates to be placed in nomination in Ezthe democratic convention will exceed 8the number before the Chicago con- SVention. for ore of the latest counts ,. places the lumber of democrats to be placed in nomination for the pres 3fidency at IA.
 BuJ just as in the Chicago conven- ton. there are few results which seem < possible. At this time an absolute forecast of the result is out of the question. but conditional results, based upon alternative situations. may be set forth. the actual result depending upon the deveiopn ents of the conven- ticn's carly stages.
 FEW HAVE A CHANGE
 At the outset. tt is a reasonable con- clusscn that out of the dozen or more persons who will be offered for the nom1naticn. only three or four can be considered as even possibilities. It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28

King Leaves for Smyrna
 By Associated Press Paris, June 27.--King Alexander o Greece has left for Smyrna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28

ern man. perhaps Senator Chamber lain of Oregon. as vice presidential nominee M-. McAdoc is still consid- cred. but his nomination does not appear probable. None of the other as- pirants seem at this time and place to nave any chance of being selected by the convention.
 Convent,c:.s. like horse races. art uncertain. and tlfe lcnr shot sometimes wins. Eut it would be a great sur prlse n the Sar Francisco convention if the results should, be other than one of those alove suggested.
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mally before the gathering the subject was discussed at length by groups The prevailing opinion appeared to be that inasmuch as Mir. McAdoo had specifically requested that he be not placed in nomi-
 nation, it would be best to abide by his request. The first mention of his name under a plan under discussion would come when Alabama casts it's votes for him. McAdoo supporters expect to have twelve or thirteen votes from Alabama on the first ballot.
 Despite the efforts of Mir. McAdoo to
 prevent his name from being brought
 before the convention, his friends are working as an informal group to keep in touch with delegates. No regular or ganization has been effected thus far.
 Among those who attended the meet
 ing tonight were Jouett Shouse. assistant secretary of the treasury; Thomas Love Of Texas, Robert Wooley of the inter- state commerce commission, and A. $. Mclean of the war finance board All but three members of the Texas delegation at an informal meeting voted to stand with MT. McAdoo throughout The three members who were absent have not yet reported here.
 The Arkansas delegation headed by Governor Brough and Senator Robinson, arrived late last night and announced the boom of the senator for permanent chair man.
 We feel that Senator Robinson should
 be chosen" said Governor Brough. He will have the support of the southwest ern states, including Texas. We have understood that either Secretary Colby or Senator Robinson would be acceptable to the administration and in view of Senator Robinsons services during the war we believe he is the logical and suit
 able man for the charmanship." During their journey the delegation se- lected Senator Robinson for the resolu- tons committee, and will make other se- l lections later.