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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-23
STORY NO $50

when Wally Woodchuck and his
wife arrived at the top OF the noun
tain. which had changed Ia u brown.
rocky mountain. II hadn't rained for
days and days. and they hadn't had a
drink for dear knows when.
Hurry. Mrs. woodchuck.' urged
wally, We've Just a few more feet
To climb, then we a taste the white
frosting that seems to be no thick
everywhere. and start back home.
One thing sure. Mr.. Sprinkle Blow.
has kept his promise about the rain.
Not a drop since we lefti"
Wally took a few more steps and
reached the white stuff he thought
was frosting and dug his face down
deep 10 take a large bite. suddenly
he gave a whistle Of delight. on,
Jiminy'" he cried. licking his parched
lips Hurry up, Mrs Woodchuck,
It's snow. I see what Sprinkle-B Blow
meant when he said Il was frosting.
what he rea IS meant was frost. I'm.
yuf' Its better than spring water!'
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LEcAL NOTICES 2
Sorion o. sonEoLosuRl SALE ny

No. lasls.
In the District Court, County d Bernailio.
Yt.pe p, cssdelsrla aud X 0 A%rebyl.,a,
AdrIano l. sanchez aud Rsnersnda % San.
Scsficr Is HEREBY dIvsS. hat.
where's. on the xsrd day Of May, iy2l
a Judgment aud final decree was rendered
against Adriano L. sanchez and nsnefandA
dc sanchez. certain q the defend.ois there
In. aud IN favor Of Yrrns u. csadslafia.
ihs ssn oi ss.sSas. os. Via %i"iessst 90
si,ss2.50 iksrsoi At the rate u 10 yer cen,
per annum FROM date 81 ladGpsent, with
interest GA ssss 80 thersof. n the rats Of
aud with interest on siss.2b thereef a. the
rate - o. per ceut PET naHum fTooi date Of
Judgment, together With al costs and dif
action having been 10 obtain Judgment on =
esfiAih unpaid prDmissory note given 81
said defendants 20 said p%laintiff. add 20
preni~s hereinafter aescriesd. conveyed 70
said plainiiffs BY the said defendantn. 10
further secure the payment Of the pfineipaA
md interest que on saia mote Az Of shish
nie la said suit. rslerenes thereto hfint
had. and whereas % said dste Of ieds
mfnt, the Undersigned was appointed ~
ths court a. special mastsr for tne purpose
81 uelnhE the real estate described la said
decd u TRAIT nsrsinbefofs rcfsrrfd %. and
In said final decree and judgment. such sale
10 he made after proper. aud legal nouce
vested in M a. special MISTER undsr said
i%adkmshL noiiee \ hsreby giysn that 90
The lTth day " september, 1921, az tlr
| hsur OF 10 o clock a a.. al the front door
VI the court houae In Old Alhuquerqus, New
Mexico. 1 Wiii sffsr for sale tor casa anu
sell 10 the highest aud hest bidder therefor
purpose u payinr said Judgment sad ali
cosfs Of suit and The special master : sale.
A certain tract or portion Of land sliu.
ate, lying nnd being In Ranches de Airiseo.
Precinct No. y, bcrnAlnlo Nonuty. Nev
Mexico. and moTe pariiralsry described a.
follows. AessurinE ~ lenEth FROM east 10
~est "a the north side sac yards; 1n tue
south aide. epS yards 10 width from north
70 south on the east side, 29l yard.. aud On
the west side, itS yards. bounded on the
north ~ land nov or formerly Of Pedro 4
Garcia and Miramon Sanchez, on tho south
b. the public road. Oh the EAST BY the ole
aeequis Of Ranches de Atrisco, aud on the
Nest By the new aeequia Of the community
Of Ranches de Atrlaeo.
That out Of the proceeds Of ,aid sale. the
Undersigned special master Viii pay first
The court costs for said suit. and all aecun,
ing costs end expeuses Of sale, together VITA
\ reasonable Zee 10 the attorney employed
b. plaintiffs herein 70 foreslosr said deed
b. the court, the balance remaining 70 be
Applied 10 the Judgment Of ~, a2NlOa. here
inbefore described. with Interest thereon
since Judgment date 10 date Of sale amount.
Ing 20 f76.ps on September ~ 1921, and
sale TO be paid 20 the defendants upon roa.
X o. ARCnULEFA.
special Master
Once ,ssb week for 4 consecutive weeks
A. Mu.nl.A..H ga
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Frank Emnillo, charged With pon-
~aesnihE ana transporting HOTTER. wns
zorro. and brought 10 Aibuanerqpe
tor hearing. when asraKned before
United states COMMISSIONER ID. u.
McDpnrld this morning he pleaded
guilty and was held Cor the grand
Jury On $500 bond. which III believed
he win he able ~ fnrniaii before
night.
Tit case OF jose Ribern. who wns
arrested at a soft drink stand AZ ar-
elias Saturday night. has been con-
tinned until tomorrcw.
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and Waily licked up a mouthfui.
Ia fact. he and Mrs. Wally ate snow
until they thought they would burst.
Sprinkle Blow on HIS magic nm
brelia said TO Nancy and Nick In their
Green Shoes (they had followed. you
know. Didn't I tell you that Wnily
would like snow better than icing by
the time he got to ~"
But what was hat Mrs. Waliy was
saying? Il was something about being
ahead OF time. and that she and her
husband had better crawl under tho
snow aud 90 TO sleep. VARY wasn't
sure abcut u.
go said Sprinkle-Blo appear
Ing beside them. go home aud spend
the rest OF the summer in peace.
waiiy. do you want more dry weather
for your return tripf'
No" answered Wally. "Wlil you
please open your barrel marked Reg
uiar Pourdowns' I didn't know what
I was saying before"
ITO He C~ontinued)
Copyright 1871 by \. Il. Al
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FOR SAIE-Rcal Estate ~
THOSE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Corner West Coal aud FIN street. See
owner AZ 52i South Eighth.
POUrTTtY Ann EGGS IS
WHITE LEOnORN EGGS for setting IS
for 8i25; delivered. from registered
stock fertility guaranteed. lOi3 NORTH
Eleventh street. Phone ihAA-J.
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NoTIcE oF ExneuroR

IN the Mallrr q ne Kstsis o n q Off
ntis, Deeeaaed.
NO1ICE n horehy given that Eawla
Grifftts. ftecutor Of the Estate Of X. &.
dfifntta. deceased. has filed IN tho Pro-
bate t9ert Of heFnalillo county. New Max
the court has appointed Tuesday, the
sizth day Of September, 1921, an the day
for hearing objections, II any there be-, 10
the approval % said final report Of said
eaeenfor.
Witness my hand and the seal % said
Probate Court this twenty Eighth day "
FRED cRoLLoTT.
clerk u said Probate Court.
Aug eRrlpi2as ff.Ht@.--Y t,i,a
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CALL UP

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Herald Want Ad Takers" are
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In the art OF writing WANT ADS
that PULL. II you do not know
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO.
United stairs Of America.
State Of New Mexico-ss
u l. Hereby Certified, that th0ro WAS
flied for record in the sffire u the State
Cooperation CommisSlon % the State Of New
Mesico, on the fret day Of August. A u.
it2i, At 2 90 o'clock 4. N, By the TOLTEC
LINZ COMPANY lNo Stockholders Liza
hilityl = corporation organized uader thu
laws u New Mexico. a duiy executed enn.
sent Ia writing that saii corporation be
dissolved and THE Commission being salts
fed that all Of the ,requlrements Of Section
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MISCELLANEOUS

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foR KENT-FHTniskad sotiags. three
rooms hath rnd Elassed iu sleeping porch
Neat and clean Phone Asi-W or call for
keys mornings at 1874 T. central. Univsr
sity car line
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y7.Uoo-5 room uhIis stuesb hanfsiou.
Tsinres' sns Ws.id ieo septRsd
porehss, furnace fsFsss' Kas, Silver Ava
90. 500 room es,asnt hioek banssi,u.
we'll builf, cement floor, front sue bkck
refehes. cellar. furAseei foeIsh ward.
near car line.
". too-t room shinrls eunpiew. mederh'
tive sleeping pofrhts, = walter,
$780, room eaitAss with risss,d sis-p.
inf porch, Large corner ioii one hioss
from y. csntral Ave.
Houses and ists In al psrts o. ths
cff; husinsss properly busihsas o.
psstunlties.
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estate. Insurshss, Loan.
Pkoas e7s. III Scotia Fourth 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
THE HOME INSURANCE co.
New York

ASSETS DEC. 81. 1920
Stocks and bonds S51,220,447.6l
Cash in office and bank, 5.316.671 SO
Agents balances 4,474.05S.61
Interest and rents, 5i4.309.OO
All other assets. 459. So. 90
Gross assets, S62 OH 1885
Deduct items not adj
mitted, none
Admitted assets, $62 ,015.1 3S.S5
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1920.
Net unpaid losses. 5 6,342,719.00
Unearned premiums, 35,O5O,3lS 500
All other liabilities, 2.17O,297.61
Cash capital 5000, 900 90
Surplus over all LA
bilities. 12.451.744.24
Total liabilities and
surplus, $62 ,015,13S. IS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
Surl',y.

Miss Elsie Sperry of Augusta
spent a few days recently with her
sister, Miss Lena Sperry.
Arbutus grange will hold an after
noon and evening session next Satur-
day, its anniversary.
S. W. Wilder of Newton Center,
Mass, is spending a few days in
town.
There will be an entertainment
and ice-cream and candy sale at
Morgans Bay schoolhouse next Fri
day evening, for the benefit of the
school.
Daniel McKeown came home Fri
day to accompany his family to
Somerville, Mass. where they will
reside.
Mrs. Flora Blaisdell and son Roy
returned last week from Brooks
vile, where they have spent the win
ter.
Mrs. Ella Bellatty of Woodland
visited her mother last week.
Mrs Elsie Jordan went to ELS
worth last week to work for Leslie
Jordan.
Nina H. Carter has gone to
Northeast Harbor, where she has
employment.
April %. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27

20. The first part will represent a
modern New York cabaret scene,
and, with the beautiful scenery,
dress suits and bright costumes,
dancing, singing and monologues,
will excel anything of it's kind
which has ever been shown in
Southwest Harbor. The second part
will consist of a farce, Excepting Up
with the Joneses," written by d. II.
Dunbar. Between the acts, Walter
Clark of Ellsworth, will put on his
famous "Rube" act. This show" is
under the direction of Supt w. f.
Clark of Southwest Harbor, and he is
putting in a great deal of hard work
in order that it will be a success. The
proceeds will go to the senior class
for graduation expenses. Reserved
seat tickets may be obtained at ID.
X. Mayo's store. Following the
show there will be Il dance at the
Masonic hall given by the junior
class.
April 25. Spec
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Bluehill.

Mrs Mary Clay has been taken to
the Memorial hospital for treatment.
H. M. Barbour, who has been Wis
iting in town, returned to Stonington
Saturday.
Mrs. Virgil Kline of Boston and
Mrs. Lizzie Merrill of East Orange,
N. j., arrived last week.
A large delegation from town at
tended the district convention of en-
campment Odd Fellows, in Ellsworth
Monday.
Beginning May l, the Ellsworth
stage will leave Bluehill at 215 p.
NJ. Western mails close at Las.
Rev. Mr.. Graham will deliver the
annual sermon to the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
The academy team won the first
local ball game of the season from
Sargentville, Thursday; score 20-12.
Ralph Bowden and Maddox led the
hitting for the school team, Bowden
batting for a perfect average and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
West Franklin.

Roscoe Goodwin and Winfield
Hodgkins of Portland are spending
few days among relatives and friends
here.
Lewis Shuman and family were
called to Great Pond Saturday by the
serious illness of Mr.. Shuman S
father.
J. T. Clark, who is with his son
Harry, has been i'll the past week.
Mrs Frank Bradbury, jr., with
son, has gone to Rangeley to visit
her parents.
Mrs. j. Hollis circuit and two
sons, who have spent few weeks at
the home of E. s. circuit, left Thurs
day for Rumford. Mr.. circuit &C
companied them, to spend a few days
at Rumford and North Jay
The regular meeting of Schoodlc
grange was held Thursday evening,
with good attendance. The third
and fourth degrees were conferred
on one candidate. After social
hour, refreshments were served. AT
the next regular meeting, May 5, the
"Schoodic Gazette" edited by Miss
Estella Dyer. assisted by stephen
Bracey and Merton Collar, will be
read. There will be music by Mr..
and Mrs. d. l.. Tracey, and home
made candy will be served.
An all-day session of Schoodic
grange will be held Saturday, April
30. for study and practice. Every
member is invited to come and bring
a lunch basket. Hot coffee and tea
will be served. Schoodic grange is
very much alive.
Mrs Nancy Chamberlain of Han
cock is visiting her mother, Mrs
Ellen Dyer.
d. E. Smith was a business visitor
at Bangor Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Linwood Mosley and children
of Ellsworth spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. E. Coombs.
Clarence StrattOn and family of
Marlboro spent the weekend with
relatives here. X. II. Williams re-
turned home with them for few
days visit.
a little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sails
bury April is.
Mrs. Marvel Bradbury spent few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Ira McGown. at Ryetield.
Alden Ryder has gone to Northeast
Harbor where he has employment.
April rs. Echo"
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North BrOOkIin.

Carl Roberts, i'll with pneumonia,
is much better.
Allen Cole has completed a large
power boat for summer people.
George Grindle and family, who
have occupied the Henry Hamilton
residence the past winter, have
moved away.
Herbert H. Hale, travelling sales
man, returned Saturday from trip.
Vance Beedy, young son of Nellie
Beedy, fell from his stills one day
last week and broke his left wrist,
Oscar Nicholson went to Boston
Tuesday, returning Thursday for a
few days, while the ship he is to go in
is getting ready for sea-
Annie Candage, captain of the
"Blues" in the Sunday school con-
test, and her team, presented an ex-
cellent program in Bay View hall,
Wednesday evening, Those who at
tended were much pleased. Re-
freshments were served
April 20, "Xenophon.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27

The following from HolyOke,
Mass, paper will be of interest to
many friends here of the bride-elect:
Miss Edith Martin of Pleasant street
entertained eight at a dinner party on
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Ruth Johnston of Greenfield, who was
a Weekend guest here. The color
scheme of the table decorations and
the dining room was yellow and white,
and during the last course the guests
were hidden choose a daffodil, quantities
of which formed a vast centerpiece.
Attached to the flower selected by
Miss Doris Martin was card bearing
the announcement of the marriage en-
gagement of Miss Louise Paris to
Allyn Wiesing Congratulations and
good wishes followed for the bride
elect who is extremely popular with
the younger people. to whom the news
was a delightful surprise. Miss Paris
is the daughter of John w. Paris of
Sedgwick, Me-, and niece of DR..
Albert G. Carter of this city. She is Il
graduate of Hebron academy of
Hebron. Me-, and for the past few
years has made her home in this city,
where she has endeared herself to her
numerous friends. She is one of the
most popular members of the staff of
the Nautilus office. Mr.. Wiesing is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wiesing of
Munroe street. He attended Holyok e
high school and is now connected
with the Judd Paper Co. He is mem
Der of the Holyoke canoe club. Both
young people are active in the First
Congregational church. The date of
the wedding has not been announced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
Southwest HarbOr.

There were no church services
here Sunday, April "a, Rev. l.. T.
Blais6ell being away attending con-
ference at Guildford and Mr.. Olsen
owing to bad weather, being unable
to make his usual weekly trip.
Mrs O. w. Cousins left here
Thursday for her journey across the
continent. She will stop for few
days in Boston to visit Schuyler
Clark and other relatives. Owing to
i'll health, Mrs. T. l.. Blaisdell, who
had planned to accompany Mrs.
Cousins, was obliged to postpone her
trip.
Friday evening, May 6, Jephthah
chapter, O. E. S., will hold a benefit
sale and entertainment, to raise
funds for the home for aged and
helpless members to be built in Port
land. All local Stars are expected to
contribute articles of needlework and
cooked food for the sale.
Henry Trask, who has been en-
ployed by the American Realty Co.,
at Lille, during the past winter, is
now with his wife and little daugh-
ter Christie. spending a week or two
with relatives at the home OF Mrs. j,
M. Mason.
James Scott has been in poor
health several weeks. and will dis
continue his tailoring for the pres
ent Eugene Thurston. the jeweiier,
has moved his stock of jewelry and
fancy goods into the room vacated by
Mr.. Scott.
April %. Spray"
The senior class parts have been
awarded at the high school as fol-
lows: Nalediciory. Hilda Clark; sa-
lutatory, Elizabeth LAWYER; class
history, Harriet Condor; prophecy
Esther Robinson; grafton. Elwell
Trundy; class will, Hope Norwood
presentation of gifts. Frances Wal
lace and Ralph Wooster class poet,
Elizabeth Herrick. The honor es-
says have not been selected as yet.
"A Night in New York" a cabaret
show, will be presented by the
students of the high school, at the
Park theatre, Friday evening, April
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
North Hancock.

The station at Franklin Road is
closed G. l.. Stewart is caretaker.
Frank Crabtree, who has been agent
here over seven years, has gone to
Franklin to carry on his farm. Mr..
Crabtree was a genial agent, and his
many friends here are sorry to have
him leave.
Mrs. John w. Mckay visited
friends in Sullivan last week.
Harry Mckay visited relatives here
last week.
April 25 M.
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Maddox contributing two doubles

Maddox contributing two doubles
and three singles in six times up.
Higgins, Dority, T. Condor and E.
Herrick played fine game for the
visitors. Saturday the academy
played tie game, ~, with Bar
Harbor high at Bar Harbor. The
game was called at the beginning of
the tenth on account of rain. Bar
Harbor will play a return game at
Bluehill next Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27

Joseph Tufts is working in Ellis
worth
Shirley Hass of Bar Harbor was a
weekend guest at Andrew Part
ridges.
Mrs. Everard Grant and little son
are visiting her parents at Machias.
Walter Jellison, who had employ
ment at Sparrow Point, Md, during
the winter, is home.
Word was received last week of
the death of EVE, wife of Hudson
Kingman, at her home in Newport,
r. l. Sympathy is extended to the
husband.
April 25. c.
Subscribe for The American.
$500 a year.
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Dedhann.

The meeting of New Century
grange, April %, was prevented by
the severe rain storm.
G. w. Brewster has gone to Otis,
where he will have employment as
sawyer for some weeks.
Jay Hubbard has purchased a new
Ford truck.
Ellery Gray has been appointed
patrolman on the State road to Ellis
worth.
Relatives here received news Sat-
urday of the birth of son to Mr..
and Mrs. James Horton of Brewer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
East SulI'y.

Mrs. E. e. SWEET, who has been in
Maiden. Mass, since last September,
has returned home. She was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Annie
Peterson, who will spent the sum-
mer here.
Norman SWEET has gone to Beech
Hill, where he has employment.
M. M. Morgan has gone to West
Ellsworth to spend the summer with
Vinal Guptill and wife.
Mrs Philip Stinson and son,
Capt. A H. Weber, are moving into
"Hillcrest" cottage.
April rs. "Dalt."
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THE TRAVELLERS ms. co.
HnrtfOrd Conn.

ASSETS JAN. /, 1921.
Stocks and bonds. $102,354 ASS
First mortgage loans, 48,276,726
Cash on hand and in
banks. 6,65s,761
Loans secured by col
lateral, 5O4. 800
Real estate, 6,127,361
Loans secured by COM
panies policies, 1868, 1928
Interest accrued, 2,431,623
Deferred and outstand-
ing premiums, 11,796,742
All other assets, 215,575
s195.034169
LIABILITIES JAN. l, 1921.
Life insurance re-
serves, s136,611 099
Accident and health
reserves, 5,293,639
Workmen's compensa-
ton and liability re-
serves. 31,6715S3
All other liabilities, 5.066 04S
Capital and surplus, 1853 500
S195.O34169
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-11
PLAN ATHLETICS
FOR D. c. ARMY MEN
Gen. BandhoItz Outlines Pro-
gram Of Interesting Events
Beginning in February.

A comprehensive program OF ath-
letics for the army personnel in the
district Of Washington has been out
lined by Br1gadier General Band
holtz, commanding the district.
Tournaments will be held during
the season. the first of which will
be basketball. followed by boxing
about February Is. A cross-country
run will commence on February %.
consisting of teams of eight men
each from Fort Washington, Fort
Myer. Boiling Field. Walter Reed
Hospital and Washington Barracks.
A baseball league will be formed
next spring, with teams from each
post. Suitable trophies will be
awarded the winners Of the various
contests.
The basketball tournament win be-
gin January at tho Walter Reed
Hospital and at Washington Bar
racks, followed by weekly games
until the contest ends February %.
The purpose OF these tournaments,
as stated by General Bandholtz. is
to keep the personnel in FIT condition,
to stimulate interest in and to encour-
age athletics.
Beginning early in January. pub
lie inspections win be made of the
air service under war conditions, at
Boiling Field and similar Inspections
win be made of the cavalry drills at
Fort Myer.
These exhibitions win be of interest
to the public and II In expected that
they will be largely attended.