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little Republic of Panama.

little Republic of Panam ma.
 Anita Erhman, niece of the former President Le Fevre, and the descen- dant of an old Panamanian family f : German, French and Spanish extrac- ton, is generally given credit for keeping the. politics of Panama on an even keel.
 With flashing black eyes and the carmine lips of a story-book Spanish beauty, this modern and aggressive young girl is seen wherever Pana- manian celebrities gather.
 Educated in the United States and thoroughly acquainted with the poli- tics of the United States, as well as being friendly towards the American government, Anita Erhman is said to be one Of the great factors in still ing the suspicious of some of the more excitable Panamanians who distrust the United Statesa nd its aggressions in Panama Anita Erhman is said to be the best friend the United cles.
 Attended Harding Dinner. When President Porras of Panama gave a dinner in honor of President elect Harding on his recent visit here Anita Erhman had one of the places of honor. She was the most promi- nent Panamanian woman thCre and made more friends among the party than any other guest. She display ed ability to ming1e with Ameri- can statesmen on their own level. While she holds no official position | in Panama, Anita E-l1man is looked upon as a Panamanlan leader. She l comes from the most prominent fam | fly in the republic.
 l Anita Erhman, beauty though she 1 is is said to wield her power in Panama through her ability to quick | ly discern political situations and to i convince through arguments those | officials whom she has known all her
 life and many of whom are her rela- | tives.
 | According to the popular belief Anita Erhman has so frequently won
 the leaders of Panamanian po'.tics tC ! her viewpoint that she is now sought as an adviser whenever political af- | fairs become complex.
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Harding's Trip To Canal Zone Arouses
 Interest In Mexico

Mexico City, Mex, Dec. 16-Mexico took a tremendous interest in Presi dent-elect Harding's visit to TeY1o Political leaders are hoping that Texans who favor recognition were able to bring MT. Harding around to their way of thinking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Probate Court
Passes on Cases

The proceedings OF the probate
court IN n~afaaliile4 eounty al the Inst
adjourned session on Saturday, tune
D.. follow:
IN The estate Of Joseph 1srtelli the
final report Of the executor n the
petition for dlsr harne filed.
In the estate % Newton y. hecd
the will was nled win adldaet's OF
custody aud heifship aud an order
s.tung July "a for probatinE lnade-
The viii % John Nirkias was uied
aud Jul, - set Tor prohatlng.
Ia tho estate 81 olive Edna and
aker. Outh and bond o. adminisiratrix
filed and Older appoinfinx appraisers.
An order continuing The hfarinr on
the will ~ lille A. Keepers WAS
signed.
IN the estate Of Laura J. carmcan,
I.stelie a. Weiscnbach. a srenp-
daughter. was appointed administrA-
trix of the VIII which was probated-
y. \. poiansSi "a appointed guard
IAN 81 Thomas sheldon Tyson. a
In Inc csiats Of ceiesiia y. Pliis-
bury. an order reducing the bond OF
the executor.
In the estate 81 v. - Griniths the
bond and oath OF executor vas uled
anu an order made appointing charles
y. Holt and ,. a. Miller appraiser
In the estate Of gohn =. Tucker the
warrant Of the appraisers returned
approved and filed.
In the estate 81 Norman II. Me-
Ioed. Charles s. Holt and Melton
Chnver were appointed az appraisers
fu the estate Of ~ Wadieleh Allen.
order admitting will to probate, ap-
! pointing Bona. Allen. Ir.. John Alien
and Victor n. Allen. with
out bond.
In Inc estate Of Herman W Pick
rell. report OF administrator filed y
order approving same.
In tile estate Of Henry Lock, or
dor dischnrBing cxccutrix.
IN the. estate OF j. A. Abercrombie.
order allowing claim OF Julia Z.
Bscdinini
In the estate Of Archibald lacquer.
final order approving account OF
executriN and dischargoing e~xecutrix.
In the estate Of rover ". HART
son. a petition to amend former or
der appointing the state savings
Bank a Trust company OF Albuquer-
que administration Of satd eltnte. 70
The state Trust a Savings bank OF
Albuquerque. order allowing sale OF
personal property.
IN the guardianship OF Henry
Hramlctt. Ir., allowing guard
ian Money for upport OF ward.
In the estate Of Willard 5 Hope
well order appointing v. ME-
f%auEhiin aud Andres Gutierrez APP
puaiscrs.
IN the adoption ~ Alice snyder, an
infant. ardcr appointing Fred snyder
and Mollle SNYDER guardians.
In the estate Of Edward A. Mana.
order approving report OF executor
and diAchnrging executor aud bond.
In the estate OF Lola Chavez. re-
port Of special guardian nled and or
der approving same
In the estate OF Refugia Garcia lie
Gutierrez. final report OF ~administfa-
tor died and July "a set Tor hear
ing.
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on the west BY the Aeequia de- Los
Griegos.
Above described tracts IRE the same
land conveyed 20 sid jose Santillanes
by Administrator deed from Lucio Or
teEa. ndministrRtor Of the estate Of ies-
ucita Iinso de santlilanek. aid deeds be
ing recorded Ia the records 81 hernalillo
County in Book t2 page al.
A certain piece ~ land situated 30
prccinci %. los Daranes, measuring 81
yards, more or less. from north 10 south
aud sna yards tn length from east 60
west Bounded on the north with
property Of William Gentry. on the south
with properly u Flora santillsnes dc
Ortcsa. on the east with the railroad,
aud on the west with Fourth street
You are further notified that unless Nuu
or cause 10 be entered your appearance
in the said cause IN the said court on OF be-
fore M sixth day Of August, 1890, your Dc
fault viii be entered and plaiuiin WI spply
~ the court for the relief prayed for. Name
II PLAINTIFF s attorney IL r ", Gibson, whos'
omcr aHd post ohce address Is albuquerque
New Mexico.
NEsToR MONTOYA.
Clerk Of the District Court
10 HAIRY ? LEE. Deputy Clerk.
June f.gI.gH Juis 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
DEATHS

BACA-The hody q Mrs, Nrstor Apodaea
haca Who died Saturday wss shipped Lsstrf-
day-tu San Anionio, y. NJ. for burial waters
aud Garcia were in charge.
CAtNfaJphn Caife. son u Mr.. sud MR.,
MILAN Cairc. died ~ his home on Nerth
fourth street on sunday morning Funeral
@serviers vers held This morning a. . o'clock
from Waters and Garcia chapel. bnrial
was Ia Santa barbara cemetery.
CHAVEZ-nenp Chavez died yesterday a.
his homo on North THIRD ttrest. He cane
here from SANTA " = year ago Hs y sur.
vived by one hratheF and two sisters Fred
Crolioii - In charge % funeral arrangements
DEkbN-Marie Derby died yesterday ~
her home on south broadway. She came
here from California q few months egg. Tha
body was taken 10 Crollotis undertaking e.
ta~hilshmtnt.
GARCIA AMBROSE Garcia. a. yearp old,
died Last night al his apartments on South
Fourth street. He he'd been W Tor ncsrlg
two years. lao l. survived BY bis wifr aud
oue danKhter Ths body Nin b. shipped By
CToiiott To Casa Saiafar, n. n. Tor burial
srONk-rhs body 81 Nat. stone whe died
on Friday lay Ia slate a. strong brgthers
chapel today from , 10 I o'gloek. u viii
be shipped to Patterson ~ y. for burial.
Mrs. Stone and child will remain IN Alhu'
queFque for the present.
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NOTICE OF SUIT.

State ~ New Mexico. County o. Brrnaruiu,
~ the District Court.
Edna X Alien flsintiH,
".
fr,se lance Allen Defendant
10 the AbaNe Named Defendant
iuu are hereby notified that q suit has
been fitted arinst you iu the SAID fuurt and
County hy The above named plaintiff. In witch
the said plaiHtiH pFays fur absolute diyotrs
on The grounds II cruel aud inhumHn treat
Aud yuu arr further nattdrd that Hnlsss You
enter or cause 10 he entered yuur appearance
M said cause on o. before the 9Th day ol
August A. D. 1870 Judgment viii be- ren.
drfrd iu said cause against you by default
and the rriief prayed for will he granted
The name n the plaintiff attorney BE- W
Albuquerque. Is. N.
tsra1 NESToR MONroYA CierA.
Ry HARRY . LIZ. Deputy
tune 2i2s Iul' 5t2
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DIR. S. c. CLARKE
Legal NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT.

80. l9liO
In ths District Court state VI New Mexico.
Guy Rsaiiy Company. a cO.opaunsr.hip.
Plaintiff.
v
Jose Ssutliane,. Flora Santiilanes de- Oriegs
Miguel Sautillnnvs, the unhnnwn Heirs Il
Pnlinariu sautllanes. the unknown Heir.
Of JesuritA Jinso de Santllanes. the Board
Of County t~omuussiunerk Of hernaltli1
Comfy. New Mexico, aud AL claimants OF
ro, " THT 'AiBSoyE N'&ILEip iB,ilfRSDISsfs
You aud each 81 you are hereby notified
that salt has been began In tho District Court
Ln aud Tor the tnuuty Of hfrnHlllo. ArN
Mexico. by CITY Realty Company. a e%o.opsrt.
n.r>hip. plaintiff. who seeks Judgment agsinsl
you aud each Of you for the establishing OF
boundaries and the a~uietins u her estate and
County ~ Bernsiilo. New Mexico. aud de
scribed - follows,
A certain piece or portion Of land con
tanning Thirteen Nl Acres, more or
less. and divided into two tracts b,
North Fourth Street extended from Al
buquerquc New Mexico. said land being
situate ia Prerind IS, county aud state
North Fourth street. and measuring IN
width from north 60 south Ninety sstK
1897 yards more Or less and IN length
from east 90 west Pour Hundred NiuetN.
four ttatl yards more or less Bounded
on the north hy lands of Flora Santil
lanes DO Ortesa, south By lands Of "
MHndell, east Wy the A. :. ,. RH
tracks and west by North Fourth Street
extended
second tract beng west ~ said North
fuurth street aud measuring In width
frnm north Go south Ninsty.si1 1907
yards. morr or less. aud 10 length from
east 20 west one Hundred aud Thirty
tIul yards more or less This tract
d. bounded on the north by lauds Of satd
Flora Sautillanrs Dc OrtCra. on the
south By lands u " Mandcll on the
east by said North Fourth street. sud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Girl Who Escaped
From Welfare Home
Caught Near City

The search FOR Iicba Walker. who
escaped from the Girls Welfare home
"a month ago. has ended. She WAS
caught 10y Deputy sheriff r. Garlic
NJ the Jones place, eight miles east
OF he city. last uight.
when told she was I'm BAD Tor
running away. the girl h. said TO
lave told the authorities that she
was I'm bad" before she ran away
the girl carries with u $50.
and didn't care" The capture Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21

NEW YORK. June 2l- Mercantile
papor - per cent Exchange
sterling 90 day bills vi X per cent.
commercial 80 day bills on banks
gaaes per cent. commercial 90 DAY
bills aaais pcH cent. cables ssSA,
per cent.
Government bonds Irregular. rail-
road bonds easy. time loans strong
90 days. 30 days aud q months = =
per rent Can money trcng high
n per cent; low z per cen;. ruling
rate 2 per rent: clos!ns bid 10 per
n Der cent
Bank acccptsuces 90 per cent.
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FoR SALE

t~.650--e.room frame. modern, iavatoriea In
bedrooms, sarge, hne shade near
X, X, shops. South Third ~.
", 0OO-5.roOm brick. modern, s~leepiug
porch, hardwood doors; corner lot,
Third Ward. close In.
$4,000 room brick, modern. glasscd porch.
South Seventh Stteet.
~ ,660--3. room frame cottage, modern, com
plsteiy fnrnished- honth Highlands.
ft.OOO-trpom. white ftuceo bnnealow,
modern, huiltln features. oak
-oors; fourth Ward Immediate poe
session.
Alss other good b~usizsss aud rssidsnes
properties.
A.. FLEISCHER 4,
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone ga. III aauth Fourth
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.MarkttNrW


NEW YORK. dune 1i-Ths deficit
~ clearing house reserves. lighter
money and renewal % railway labor
troubles combined TO dampen bullish
enthusiasm In the sock market To-
day. nSalcn Appropriated bOV,OVv
ahnrer. The elnaa was heavy.
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Chicago Board of Trade

Corn-Iulv. Si.S2is sept. N.7s.
Onts-July. St.O5: Sept. S7hc.
Purk-July. S3i.5h, Sept, $3.50.
Lard-luiy. t2O.7O; Sept, S2i.G7.
Iihs-July. tis.a7; sept. 1881
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Produce

CHICAGO. June 2i.- Butter un-
changed creamery 43m SIZE.
F.Egs higher; receipts - 337 cases;
frsts 81 y o. asa g. ordinary iir-t- 30
rgic: At mark. cases included 500
l7c: storage packed extras a. hc'
storage packed ursts ale.
Poultry. alive unchanged; fowls
seize. =
Potatoes weak; receipts ~ cars
southern triumphs. sacked $500 n
$50: eastern cObbiers, barrels fil.4b
glaO0.
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NEW YORK. June 2i.-Libefty
bonds final prices today werei ais.
o.. 90: first a.. $3.50. second a.,
S5.5s. first 4Ls. S6.O0: second ~ y,
s5.SG: third 4ftA $685.: fourth ~ r.,
SG.2s. victory 3a4s. ab.ss. victory
.4aa. g66O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21

KANSAS CITY June 2i.-Butter
unchanged. creamery 5Nisci packing
stock IHv.
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livestock


CHICAGO. June 2i.-Cattle re-
ceipts. 2O.OoO. hest beet steers steady;
common and medium % to 90 cents
lower: bulk $500 1852 best she
stock steady; others rs to 40 cents
lower: bulls steady; calves IS cents
lower; stcckeIv and feeders Is TO 90
cents lower.
Hog receipts 10000: market active.
10 to 20 cents lower, better grades
on least: top $500 III light and
light butchers $500 1855. ~
$50 pounds aud over si4.asm loss
pigs 20 cents lower
sheep receipts $4,000; about halt
direct - packers; slow. steady best
NATIVE asmhs $500: western lambs
Seld higher. good yearlings fi2.00;
,hoice ewes ts.5om7oo.
KANSAS CITY. June e1.-cattic
receipts $1,000; beef steers steady 10
2a cents lower. top fi6.7b; heavy
yearlingS Si6.Gb: best calves steady
to strong: top si6.75: heavy ycarlings
Sig.6b. best calves steady to strong:
top Sia.6O, others weak; all other
classes dull. weak TO - cents lower.
Hog receipts 10000: market steady
to 10 cents lower. top $3.50; bulk
heavies aud mediums fi4.2bm lb.ib;
bulk light sl4.5oMtb,oo.
Hog receipts 5000. market steady
to 20 cents lower; best native lambs
$500. western $il.bO; culls $3.50;
nine decks natives s. COS SOC: few
sheep ON sale.
DENVER. june st.-Ciutlc re-
crlpts $500. market STEADY: beef
steers $4,000 1850, COWS atd teif-
ers SN.OOH 1900. stockers and iced
ors $4,000 1850; calves 81 sea
$500.
Hog receipts goo: markri strong:
top $500. huIk Sti.t5m ii.7i.
sheep receipts 726, market steady;
lambs tt5.O0Frl6.s0: ewes - OoW
y IS.
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No. l4Aiu
In the District Court. State VI New MsAiru.
County ~ Bernalillu.
City Realty Company, = rV-oFarinrrship.
Plaintiff.
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wANTI.D-saIcsIa cIr
SITUATIONS WANTED
Phone S45

WELL EXPERIENCED porter aud bell hop
wanta Job, Phone SOL.
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BASKET BALL FRIDAY.


The first regular game of basket
ball will be played on the courts at
the high school at o'clock Friday
afternoon when the local teams meet
the teams from Ninety Six. The
girls will play first and the boys after
wards. This will be a double header
and every spectator will see two
games for the price of one admission.
The admission fee is fifteen cents for
school children and twenty-five cents
for all others.
Basket ball is new adventure
among the athletes of the high school
and this will be the first contest
which counts. Two practice games
have been played by the girls team
with Honea Path, but our boys have
never played a regular team before.
Plenty of science in the game and
lots of pep and excitement. Come
,ver and give your teams a good
send-off. Also we need the money to
pay expenses.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-18
DISTRICTS DIVIDED
BY DdNINICK BILL

Washington, Feb. 17.-Congress.
man Dominick today introduced :
bill dividing the Eastern, and Western
judicial districts of South Carolina
to four divisions each, as follows: The
division of Aiken, Columbia, Florence
and Charleston, and Greenvil1e
Greenwood, Rock Hill and Anderson.
Court would be held in each division.
These divisions would be made up
of the following counties:
Aiken: Aiken, Allendale, .Bam-
berg, Barnwell and Hampton.
Columbia: Calhoun, Kershaw, Lee,
Lexington, Orangeburg, Richland
and Sumter.
Florence: Chesterfield, Darlington,
Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horny,
Marlboro, Marion and Williamsburg
Charleston: Charleston, Beaufort,
Berkeley, Clarendon, Colleton, Dor
chester, Jasper.
GreeDyille: Greenville, Laurnes,
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Marriage At Doaalds.

Donalds, Feb. 17.-Cupid, the
champion archer, gave demonstra-
tion of his Workmanship on the 18th
when with a single arrow he pierced
the hearts of Miss Lizzie. the beauti-
full and accomplished daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Herbert Gordon, and
Mr.. Charlie Smith, one of the most
popular young business men of Able
vile county.
The ceremony was at the home of
the bride. The house was decorated
with white and green, and although
it was a quiet home wedding, the
house was full to it's capacity of ad-
miring friends of the popular young
couple.
The attendants were Mr.. Ray
Smith with Miss Elma Dunn, Mr..
Lyman. Gordon with Miss Lucia
Winn, Mr.. C. L. Thomas with Miss
Evie Sharp. Immediately after Rev
J. NJ. Dallas, ina short and impress
sive service that tied the gordian knot
the young couple left on their wed.
ding trip for the south.
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Il, D,ANNUNZIO LOSES
PART OF HIS FORCE

Trust, Feb. 16.-The Queens
brigade, which has been at Fiume, has
returned to the regular Italian forces
refusing to remain longer part Of
the D'Annunzio's command.
The battalion which D'Annunzio
captured yesterday, responded to
General Cavignilia's appeal and re-
turned to the ranks of the regulars
at Volosca, eight miles west, of
Fiume, D'Annunzio's oratory failing
to hold them.
The two transports on which the
troops came were not welcome as
mere prizes because of the necessity
for feeding the crews when food is
most scarce and the transports final
ly sailed away unmolested.
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VAUDEVILLE SHOCKS IVA;
COUNCIL SUPPRESSED IT
AND PASTORS ARE GLAD
Anderson Mail.

Anderson Mail.
The following communication has
been received from Iva, S. c., and is
published for the information of
those concerned:
The Ministerial Union of Iva net
for conference Saturday afternoon,
February 18th. Moral conditions and
problems confronting all the church
es came up for discussion at this
meeting of the pastors. The publica-
tion of the following resolution was
authorized:
Resolved that we, the pastors and
members of the Ministerial Union of
Iva, S. c., do hereby express GU,
hearty approval of the action of our
honorable mayor and town council
last Friday night in suppressing the
vaudeville show that has been ap-
pearing here during the last few
weeks. We regard the vaudeville in
general as lowering the moral tone of
the neople, degrading the young, and
demoralizing to the work that all the
churches are trying to do in this COM
munity. We( are gratified to find this
growing sentiment against the vaude-
willie in our midst, and we appeal to
all our members and all the town and
community to stand with the maSor,
council and pastors, in trying to safe
guard the highest moral and spiritual
Interests of our people.
j. R McRee.
H. C. Martin.
S. J. Hood
J. W Lewis.