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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02


Gu numele Flip Dumitru VENT
nu de multi din America, care al
.adus intr 'un pile inchis un ordnl
pentru plutonierul Somlea. q
Predind plicul jandarmului ia
pretins ca sal desfaca 81 sa citeas.
ca. Jandarmnl neyoind sa satis-
faca acestei provocari, indiyidll
Flip Dumitru a inceput al in
jura. Atunci jandarmul GU arma
in mani la somat sa Sc deparr
teze. =.
Flip s'a dus la locuinta prima;
rului unde peste putin timp a
sosit 81 Somlea pc care la pro-
yocat a doua CARA ss ~desfaca pli-
cnl in vaznl tuturora.
Plutonierul impotrivindu-se 81
de data aceasta, ] Eau inconjurat %
muitime de tarani, lar Flip in.
tr'm moment dat la sarit in spa
.te 81 Ia desarmat iari taranii in
momentul aceia Tau palmuit bine
rpana ce au VENT cativa fruntasi
al satului mai batrini, earl Eau
scapat.
In aceasta ,chestiune cercetariie
sunt in cars 81 5 tarani STUNT ares
tati Ia parchetal din Del. Tsranii
au mai inaintat 81 o painxere ce-
.or in drept, in care Sc aratd, cj
platAnieral nu.eam -avea obiceiul
sasplateasea mimic pentru fuFajul
ce 1sredhisitieAa.
AL treilea caz de revAlt& q fest
in Sueiul de sus, unde individul
Ion rfilip insotit de vre-o 8-1O
tarani = iatrat in biroal secreta-
raisi communal, pretirxind ca a.
cesta sa lie daa seama despre
su ma ce S a mcasat din arendarils
fos tate, afirmind, ca s'a Sneasat
Gu $1,000 lei mai multi 81 cd Z.
ceasta suma c0misia agrara ii
praapratOrnl .au fufat-o.
sSec~taral a pus in yedere re-
selamantilor, ca .el.nu este 0hligat
- le dea soceteala ssi ia sinvitat
IA sparSseasca bireal.
Ion Flip apoi s'a dus in Lipu,,
sul-l'nguresc la administratia pl6..
sci, unde a ofensat pc primpretef
spnnind, cA este un talhar deoare
&c. a furat chiria dupa ,arendarile
fortate. Servitorii insa l'au sees
afara din birou. =
.Aceste stunt constatarile an.
chetei. - /.
Sc naste tOtnsi hanniala, cd au!
toritstile administrative din acel(
parti abuzeaza in mod nepermis
ce sitnatia 81 pozitia dor. Numsl
asa Sc poate. explica aceasta mig
care poporalui indignat, de alt
Eel sa site, ga este linistit 81 rab'
dator in innprejurari normale.
De alffel a ordonat si anche,
t. seyera in chestipRea unora
dintre sces funetionari abuzivi,,
\ terminareA cSreia Sc " face
lunina depaina N chestia revol;;
|tei ii ,dreptate stasanilor.
vVoinfa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02
l4NF0RIARUM

Pilotllla aerian j. +. Christensen
si.a sacrificat .yiata mai bine de
cat sa aterizeze pc strada salvind
astfel viata mai multora earl la
eri ce eaz ar fl fost periclitati,
Christensen a avut un defect de
motor 81 fOst slit sd aterizeze,
dar nu-i era pOsibil de eat pc O
strada din Cleveland unde ar ii
anut loc. destul. Dar pe -strada
erau trecatori, pc carl masina lsi
lar Fl strivit. Ell a preferat sd
stea in aer 81 sa astepte explosia
inevitable moterului sau. Ast.
fel el a fost ars cenuse.
Detectivii Murphy 4si Smetaala
au arestat femeie despre care
Sc crede Cd fost capul unei ban.
de de automobilisti hoti earl je.
faiaal pc drumuri. Ea 81 soats
de ei an fost arestate in o casa
din East i9.Str. sEle au marturisit
rdna acum ca stu de furtul unul
|automobil. In interesul cercetari.
lor: nu Use publica numele. Sc
asteapta mai mnlte arestari.
Springfield, III. - Louis As1
din Barliygtsn q VENT aiei A., DO
Lite sia snals ca sotiasa care e il
etate de A8 AMI, = fagit de. aeasi
sns tsatele s1u, in etate de 40. IN,
luind Gu Ell 81 pc fata lui de Z ami
81 la urmarit pima in Spring
field, dar aici lea perdut urma
Gre sjutorul politiei.
So
sesenta generalului Pershinl
IN Paris Gu ocaziunea xilei de 4
iDtie, reere 60 mai smsre s6rb6
teeee sistisnak fnenseES, y 81 4
|'oeeaie psntsu %rsata ~ nanifss
(tsEe Doetsn Aasssiaa. No. pAl,1
TOeh ~ vrni Il, 49, G,sTT.ssA.. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02

In urma trecatOrHlui act de re-
beliune de Ia Solnoc- Dsbaca, Sc
cretariatul 'internelor din Cinj q
orinduit anchefa scvera peRtrl
constatarea esusslor aeestui des-
perat act.
Comisia mixta Si-a depnssFapef-
tul asupra ceier constatate. Dam
i'm rezumat confihutal conoluzia-
nilor la earl - ajalls.
In Lspupbta sfsr, ssaae y
timplll erevs,utiei Ilini1e1S -scoala
de stat -fost devastata, popore-
nil in frupte Gu preotul Iosif Ne
mes $ an adunat Ia primarie IN
sumar cam de 500 600 persoane.
S'a cerut apoi lista despre namele
acelera, earl in anti a916 au de-
vastat aceasta 'scoala, agitindu-se
ideia ca Sumele necesare pontnu
repararea scealei - ;fie reparti-
zate nuaaai asapra .aceaora earl
sunt trecuti in aista..
bin ,aeeakta cauxS s'a 1iscat
cearta. care Ia nrlna s'a transfor-
mat in batae, in ,da0nrsnl Garcia
insssi prsotsl sNensssa 4 fest gpav
insultat. CssstlseatoFii seestei' mis-
carl, Ion Flip. Nieolae Pop Hor.
gai, Nieolse Ferent 81 DumitTa
Mattel 'domicjliati IN Lappsul-ro.
manesc, au f0st ayaAtati 81 de =
tunci llopalatia esfe. dAplin lini-
Stifa.
Al dOilsa caz de srevolta s'a in.
timpiat IN &alciui de jos. Jalfdar
maria dand ordin inca in ANU
trecut ca - -aee reshj9t tisiisne. pen
tru ssAsae Nor mai mari cantitat
de fnraj, din difefite motive n
r;aaass ipea neadaapet ete.ea $50 @Egr
fin, go jsr. ovss - oDNi1gr. paie
In zixe - y E1henarie pluto
nierul de jandarmi Iazxr Somlea
coma mi nfn1 vxnnN,al,,i din On
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02

Cum abuseasI jandarmh de puts-
re. ,Un primsr communal arestaE.
Autoritatile feG1titianaasl 0Sa
"a plxtsasc4st tsuailor nislie.t Cad
tarani suat aresEeti. nCe mxsuri "a
.luat autorit< ~? p Constas6rile
colniei6i mixte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02

Una din efectele prohibited: /:
Bctivii din ziua de All sunt toti
bine imbracati.' kansas City
Star.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-02

Anul trecut. Clevelandul !:
.cheltuit $500 ca sa incaseze $40.
taxa pentru caini.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
Three-I Outhelder
Joins Grays' Ranks;
Games Are Scheduled

Tho Duke City Grays are strength
oning their lnc.up each day us the
season grows nearer Manager Dan
radilla today announced that Teen
G~alleFos. outtoidvr OF the Rockford.
m, team OF the Thrco-t league last
year. has Joined his aggregation and
will play with the Grays throughout
d staEon.
Gallcgus is an experienced base
hall player and Is considered by Pa
dilla as "a valuable man Tor his team.
With the addition OF the Throa-i
player the Grays now expect TO have
as strong an outer garden as any
team In the state.
Manager padillu Is arranging de-
tails Tor the opening Of the season
with the B'l,n mint on Aprl II The
Barolss field is being put In shape for
the game and the members % the
team are practicing daily FOR the
opening comhai. \ practice game
VIII be played by tho Gays and some
other team sunday at Barelas.
The Grays probably will meet the
Aqs On Aprl "a ana BClcn ON thc
BDlyu grounds un MAY I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take q tablespoonful Of Salts II
Back hurts or Bladder bothers
Meat forms uric acid.

We are n natirn 81 meat eaters
and our blood Is nilnd with uric acid
snys q well-knOwn authority. who
warns ua 70 be Couatantly On guard
against kidney trouble.
The Kidneys do their utmost 20
FREQ the blood OF this irritating acid.
but become weak from the over
work. they get sluggish. the eiiminn-
tive Tissues clog and thus tho waste
n retained IN the blood 10 poistn the
entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps OF lead, and you have
atinging pains In the back or the
urine h cloudy. fun Of sediment. or
the bladder u irritable. oblirinF you
TO seek relief during the night; when
you have severe headaches. nervous
and dizzy spells. aiccplcssncsa, acid
stomach or rheumatism IN bad
weather, get from your - qrnacist
about four ounces Of Jad Salts. take
a tablespoonful In a glass of water
before breakfast each morning and
In a few days your kidneys will act
fine, This famous salts n made from
tho acid OF grapes and lemon juice.
combined nth llthia. and has been
used for generations 10 flush and
stimulate ciogFed kidneys. 20 neutrai-
In the acids In urine 80 n II no
longer a source OF irritation thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and cannot
injure: makes a delightful crerNes-
cent lithia- water drink. and nobody
can make n mistake by taking a little
occasionally 10 keep the kidneys clean
and active.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
w. w. Sleight, Pioneer
Resident, Is Killed by
Jumping From Train

W W. Slcight. a pioneer resident
Of Albuquerque. 50 years old, was
killed at Kansas City two weeks ago.
on his way To Cedar Rapids. iowa, 20
mako his home with "a cousin, IL was
learned here yesterday. lie met
death By jumping from "a train Ia the
railroad yards at Kansas CITY.
He VAS changing trains at Kansas
city for Cedar Rapids -Nhei he fell
victim OF an accident He was found
lying In the yard partially uncons
ciots with "a sash Ia his head. He
vas thought 10 have been struck by
a train as he Jumped from his train
falling with his head aEainst the
rails Tie was taken 20 "a hospital
whcrr HIS wounds were dressed. and
then put back on the Cedar Rapids
train. Il Is thought hat Ia his de-
Hrium he jumped from the moving
train ana was instantly Killed.
Captain SiciEht. as ne was
known, left Albuquerque on March
20 for Cedar Rapids. iic had lived
here FOR "a number Of years. lie was
born In England ON January Z, 1889.
coming 90 the United States when
just a boy. For fifteen years III was
employed ia tho carpenters depart
n M OF the old Atlantic aud Pacific
shops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
Approves Action of
c. of c. in Refusing to
Let Clara Lecture

Commentator Of hts action In de-
nying clara Hamon Smith. SLAYER Of
Jake llamon. the privilege 81 do
livcring q public lecture in Albuqu,r-
que, has been received by H. ~ Wat
kius, secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce, tu the form OF e letter.
The communication is from Myrun T..
ftticld. Presbyterian missionary with
the lagunn Indians at Laguua, \. N.
Here b. IA" letter
Mr. n. ~. Watkins.
Secretary. Chamber OF Commerce,
Albuquerque, ~ NJ.
My dear Mr. Watkins:
You certainly viii permit mo to
take this method 81 CungratulufiuE
YOU and the G. OF e. IN your dcfinit,
decision relative 10 the clara Smiti
Hamon prcsumptuous attempt 90 get
"a hearing Ia your city. Your evil
dent attitude relative to the Import
ancc Of guarding. jealousy. the mat
ter Of knowing that CLEAN stun only
must appear on Albuqucruuc's plat
forms dvcpous my interest In YOU, IN,
chamber OF Commerce and the Ci.,
OF Albuquerque 900 per cent.
Sincerely and respectfully,
"MYRON r. FlfIEI.D.
Presbyterian Missionary, laguus
Indians"
tine HERALD WANT Al PAGE
has Il classification for every purpOa'
uHnN F.aHHNNH for HhAun NULu HHuU than
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

TENNIS TOURNEY
At COUNTRY CLUB
For Men and Women;
Golf Handicaps Are
Announced

A series OF tcnnistournaments. In
Guiding mems and women's singles
and mixed doubles. will be opened
at the country club within the next
two weeks. according 10 an announce
mont Of the sports committee. c. NJ.
Barber has been appointed chairman
OF tho tennis committee and Albert
q. simms. president Of the Citizens
National bank has promised 10 OBJ
tain "A trophy for tho first tournament.
The handicaps have been revised
for the next golf tournament. which
will begin on sunday on the club
course The play n for the State
National bank trophy, now held BY
Dr.. y. q. Cornish, Sr. With the new
handicap schedule, the qualifying
round will be dispensed with. all
players participating In the opening
flights.
Drawings for the matches win be
made this evening. The handicaps
now read as follows:
~. Joe McCannp. Roy Mcdonald,
Grover Deyinc and Dr. 4. G.. Cor
nish, Jr.; IS, Charles White. DR.. J. X.
Van Alta, Ed Morgan, Jr.. Carl Abcr,
Allen Bruce. Albert SimmH. 90. leo
Murphy. John Tierney. Dr. l.. q. Cor
nish. %. Arthur Prayer, NJ. q. Coors.
u. h. Hangar. Guido Giomi. G. s.
McLandress. 4. y. McCanna. Walter
Disque. Ralph kelchcr. Peter Bieiitz,
T.. N~aranio; %. q. A. Eller. H.. Her
kenhom. william Keleher. Roy
Strome. Thomas Hughes. W ~. Al
len; IS. A. J. otero Fred White.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
LEGAL NonSrs
soriCs or sun.
State II New Mexico Ccuniy 81 BSnN sliilo
In the District Court.
Justin Jones. Plaintiff.

80 i1evs .uu.
In the District Court.
Justin Jones. Plaintiff.
w.
The Uulpowb Hairs of Oreroria Candeiarls
a. gaTria dsess..J snf m. fTntso~1
Heir of Manuel ID Oonrales. deceased.
and ali unhaown persons Who may claim
any interest or title advsrse 70 piaintin
herein dssrrfhed Defendants
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I' ~ VI 5uis. h.1sa iiaNh.nl' N
IN. hasa Pi lIslr teI the -
sdys-.r si,tg. ias ,ta a.s.nds. and ~,
.em OF .he a.isnaanss ana M,
~ .".sg aha iol.
~ taua. ~ rtsd
.n 49, -
tert Hh i" ~
pas,nth ssa 'hs' W. p'"ntn,s u.S IN -,
-iMli. th'.ei" DO iofefef euisteo Ahn SCI ~
"'.N "-NN+
Ihs ioliswing described rial estate ssa
county stat. Of Nss MEXICO. and In See,
lions 20 and a. Iorqahip IL North Of
Rang . East Wv hcNeo PRINCIPAL Meri.
eoas .arxsY 10 .nI '' rr ~ snsrnssS
peesnle'r. isi6 and more pariieuariy de
SERVED a. tohoNs' to-"ti
TRACr ONE
Commanding a. the Northwest corner Of
LENNN No. I NMN corner Mo-. l. Which UnNmNI
i on the East sids line of the Public High
way known a. North Fourth Street, in said
Precinct No a. and il situated south "a
degrees IS minutes East. 1915 feet from
Tho Qlarter Corner post irtween section,
~ and ~. TownshIp II North. Range Z
Past. 81 said County survey, thence frou
aid corner No. Il, south ~ degrees a
minutes Vast along tn North boundary a
.aid tract ZOE feet to the West hank of thl
Acequia Madre do Chamisal for the North
east and Corner No 2 Of said tract. theme,
south II degrees AZ minutes West alon,
the West bank ~ aid Acsquia. which Ii
the eass boundary Of snid Tract. gao feet Il
point Tor Corner No. q. thence south 4 de-
3 rress 10 minutes West on same boundary
ig6 feet 10 Point Tor Corner No. a. theme,
south > degrees ~ minutes East on saml
boundary, 50 feet 20 Southeast corner sn'
Corner No. 3. thence North ~ degrees a
Minutes West, along south bousdsn IL
feet 20 tho Southwest and Corner No.
on East side q said North Fourth stree
said Highway and West BOUNDARY Of thi
tract North : degrees 81 minutes Easi
ts2T feet 20 the plaee o. beginning; con
tanning an arca Of Te6 acres.
TRACT TWO
C,mmen,ing Al me Settnue., c,r,er a
rrsrt . on - go IA l,ns n, ~ ~
Road lnoWn a. M ssVer,dn a. guadaiap
so deere. Ia minet1. W,.t Fq1 a., a..
m, onart,r Cerncr post b.t-een seriion
eO ard ~. Township Al North. Rsnge
80 - - ro,,ty e,-v.y ,t.,+e -,
- dsg,, Al ~ -. ~
North bovnd.rv "a Tr.,t it4e fs.t % IN
a. Nortb Fourth Street. for IL Nor,bes.
snd Garner M 2 ,hsne, soa,b i dssrss
81 minutes we.,, sions he West s,ds =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
High School Girls
To Try for Tennis
Honors at Santa Fe

The girls tennis team Of The Albu-
qucrquv High school viii take p1rt
in "a triangular tennis tournament At
Santa fc the last OF this month prob
ably On April 90. Teams 10 take part,
in tho meet Will be- the las Animas
school. the Santa fc liigh( chool and
the Albuquerque High school
Il viii be the frst timC that the
local high school girls ave over
competed for houors In AN out-of-
town tennis tournament. Coach Ad-
olson = Moore Of tho High school
says that the local girls will hold an
intcrCiuss tournament May o. q and 2.
Tho an state tennis tournament
Tor High school boys Will o., held on
May 10 aud n, the dates for the in
tcrstatC high school track meet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
MAN FOUND DEAD
ON STREET, SAID TO
Be FROM TEXAS
Papers Indicate That He
Is M. c. Hall of
Ranger

Tho body OF a man thought TO DO
NJ. q. ffau of Ranger. Texas. was
found on Tenth street near Central
avenue shortly before 8 O'Clock this
morning. The man was about Q years
old II Is believed.
The body was found by IL A.
Robinson Of Old Albuquerque as he
was going home from work on his
bicycle. Robinson works nights. He
Immediately roor 20 the pollce station
n notifying authorities there. Po-
licemon Thomas Hogan, HOmulo
Salazar. Jim Martin. and Capt. Pat
O'Grady went TO the scene. There
were no marks OF violence on the
mans body.
Papers In Grip
There were no papers on the mans
clothing TO lead 10 his Identity. The
police learned. however. thai the men
had checked his grip at the Alvarado
hotel and papers found In u would
indicate that his name was that given
and that he had been living la Texas
Tho body was scnt strong Brothers
undertaking ROOM and efforts were
being made this afternoon to locate
MS relatives A COroucr'a inquest
wGs held before Justice OF the Peace
Ieurge Roddy at 10 O'Clock this
morning. the jury finding that tho
man hhd come 10 his deaf from IAN
incurabie disease"
Testimony given az tho Inquest By
Dr. T.. NJ. Clayton. city physician.
was that the man had come Ia his
death from natural causes. heart
trouble being h immediate cause.
Others at the inquest claimed they
had seen him about town the last
few days n that he appeared to
~ III.
Asked for Ride
y A. fOgg. transfer man, testified
b a the man appeared ~ and had
asked him to ride around In his cx-
press lie said he had taken
the mans grip from the Santa Fc
waiting room 10 the Alvarado hotel
day hrfoio yesterday. The man dill
not room nj the hotel. however. his
rouming place not being learned.
The jury sitting at thc inquest CON
sisted 81 Bcnito =. Gonzalez. r. O..
Torres. ". N. Ortic. 'uan Sandovai.
Bcnito Snheytu ana 4. Justin Sanchez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
OWN A HOME
Bargain
No. IL
OF . Series.

Know the joy that comes with the
possession of a home of your OWL.
1t isn't necessary for any man who
has a reputation for honesty to pay for a home
in one lump sum because there are plenty of OPP
portupities offered through the Want Ads
whereby he can move right into his own home
on making a small down payment and agreeing
to pay the balance in monthly installments the
same as rent.
A home may be thus owned within a period of
eight to twelve years, all depending upon the
amount paid like rent from month to month.
Turn now to the Real Estate want ada and see tho list Of
opportunities offered you.
Turn to the Real Estate Want Ads and see the
list of opportunities offered you.
Read the Want Ada in The Herald for Profit.
Use them for Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
DODGERS CHANCES
HINGE ON PITCHERS
Team Is Same as That
Won the 1920
Flag

I'm ROUTE WITH BHookL1N
DODGERS. April S.-sore arms have
bothered Dodger pitchers this spring.
The whole club has rounded too
slowly. New Orleans climate proved
too wet for good training conditions,
Fintbuak boys to a pcnnant In 1870
lacked their old effectiveness In the
early exhibition games.
Until recently the Dodgers did not
show much OF their championship
form.
Up 20 the Hurlcrs.
1T takes warn sunshine dry air
and plenty Of work to uniimbcr the
arms OF veterans like mime says
Manager Wilbert Robinson.
This time last spring we were In
the pink"
The Dodgers chance 10 keep In the
pennant nEht this year depends more
on it, mound stan than any other
big league club.
While other National league teams
have been strengthened by new In
foldors and outncldcrs the Dodgers
remain unchanged.
BurlctEh Grimes, ace OF their last
years crew. has not been satisfied
with salary demands yet
IL he stays out the remaining vet
ran will have to carry more OF the
pitching load.
Only Thrce IN Form.
Galore. Smith and Rcuthcr are the
only pitchers who have rcgaincd their
form. Mitchell. Prefer. Mamaux
Miiius and MOZART are Htill primping
their tender pitching arms. Mamaua
seems a be about ready now
No new blood has been found
among the recruits hat measures NJ
to major league standards.
None Of the recruits has shown
enough with the exception Of Wally
Hood. outficldcr. TO give the regular
a battle for Their jobs.
Hood was with the club until June
last year. lie finished the season with
the salt Lake club where he nit .3O7
II Hy Myers decides 20 quit base
bali Hood viii tight Il OF with Bil
Lamar for the Outlcld vacancy and d
sure to be with the club all year.
Enthusiasm Lacking.
Last year the Dodgers played goot
ball from the beginning. Unless thol
come fast between now n tho open
Ing day their getaway will not be ~
impressive.
Behind good pitchers the Dodge
outfit looks like pcnnant rcpcaters
Back Of weak pitching they SHOW
poorly.
The enthusiasm which "a NOR
youthful team has-winninE or los
ing-is lacking on "A club some O
whose cogs are 30 years old ana az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
InSider Says

when dempsey plays In vaudeville
he doesn't play heavy parts.
Think Of the fuss over the Davis
cup. supposin' someone had donat-
cd a bottle.
Every time a major club les go OF
"a player some minor crew benefits.
IT'S an IN wind, etc.
Before n battle boxers weigh In.
After Il, some OF them are Nay out.
The Pirates are all set To hold other
crews up, la the race for pcnnant
gold.
pin the athletic comic medal or
the onc-mile walk.
jess willard once pea Kcarns, but
Il wasn't ID mpsey's They
called him soldier"
Miller HuEEins has three OF a kind
trying out for u position on his
team. and a pair trying out for an
other. No wonder he says he's got a
fun house.
lands should be- a Judge Of tennis.
It's played In court.
" W. Kinney. Who jumped ;hc
Athletics In 1899. wants TO play ball
again. kinney? No. says Lands.
Tho safe hit Is one that lands where
a fielder isn't.
Sow is the timo to swat the ny"
Liable Ruth.
Il think Babe will got a lot OF
home runs this ycar-but not on
me. Waller Malls
Tho Ford Who's elected To play
second base for the Boston Braves
b not a. niyvcr. Ills nrst name rs
Russell.
Home Run Drank Baker has had
but little chance 60 experiment with
his batting eye. The Nanks
have kept him on he bench most Of
the time.
left IarfuI.
Tho ono expression all fans know,
u snapped out rather blunt.
You hear u AZ the baseball game,
The famous Down In front!'
Iughn Iaarhil.
What do the styles In baseball meant
In truth. they're AN q blum
where fans are wearing summer
shirts
4 ball star has a mum.
..DoKT's-FoR WISHING,
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Don't wish you could rent your aPsrt'
ment-Rsnt u.
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has a classification for every purpose
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Don't wish you could rent your apart
Don't wish you could sell your house
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what do the styles In baseball mean
In truth, they're an a blum.
where fans are wearing butuWcr
shirts
4 ball star has a mum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
Dieckmann to Be
Graduate Treasurer
OF Athletics at u.

The appointment of Bruno 4.
Dicckmann as graduate treasurer Of
athletics al tho university has BEEN
approved. Miss Parsons. Tho financial
secretary of the university. has turn
cd Owe the funds TO Mr.. pieckmanu
and he has already begun work on
securing adequate seating facilities al
the university field. New blcaChcrs
probably will be built
Cuarh Roy johnson, assisted hy
two student managers, viii have
charge uf scheduling 81 games.
l. is estimated that prohibition has
Increased the demand Tor CoufeCtiOn-
cry 30 per cent.
You will find it in our Classi.
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