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one Request Revoked

As and FOR further codicil to tho
foregoing Will and testament dated
june >. 1919. | do make. publish and
declare Tho following:
since the execution of the codicil
Of March 90, i930. ! have made a sub
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Company. Richmond, Va. TO be tho
executors OF this will. and request
tina, they be permitted to qualify
Without being required to give Sc
curity. should any Of them fail to
qualify. or. after qualifying. fail or
cease TO act. then those who have
qualified or who continue TO act shall
have all authority. power ana dis
erection which otherwise would be
possessed by all.
In witness whereof. have here
unto set my hand and seal, and
have also written my name on the
margin of the i've preceding pages.
this End day of June. 1919
JAMES II DOOLEY (SeaD.
The signature OF the testator.
James IL. Doolcy. was made and the
foregoing Will was acknowledged by
him in the presence Of US. three COM
petent witnesses, present at the SAME
time. who, ut his request. in hia pres
encs and In the presence of each
other. have hereuntc subscribed our
names as witnesses this end day of
June. 1919.
NJ G. BRANCH.
q. L. VANDERSLICE,
ROBERT L. HENLEY.
tndiciis Added.
AS aud for a codicil to tho fore
going Will and testament dated June
?. 1919. do make. publish and de-
clare the following:
knowing the uncertainty of all hu-
man affairs. l direct that tho legacies
to my sisters. mentioned In Items I.
and II. OF my will, shall have prefer
cnce over any and ali other requests
made in said Will or in this codicil.
have not by my will dosposcd of
all OF my property, ana unless my
estate proves to be much smaller than
l anticipate my sisters Will probably
receive n large sum from ms
rcsiIuary estate
After the termination OF the trust
estate mentioned in Item VII. OF my
Will, that is. after my w,fc's deceasc
or upon my Geccase in ease l should
survive my Wife. I give aad beQucath
and direct my executors to pay To
the board of visitors OF the Medical
College OF Virginia the sum OF
twenty-five thousand collars tS25.-
000} to he used in charging or inn
proving the Dooley Hospital.
Save as herein named. hereby
ratify. confirm and approve my said
Will in every respect
Given under my hand and seal this
e.nd day OF March, 1920.
JAMES NJ. DOOLEY (ScaD.
signed. scaled, published aud de-
ciared by James II. Dooloy as and
for q codicil 10 his last wiaaand
testament In the presence OF us.
three competent witnesses. present
At the same time. who at his request
ia his presence and in the presence
of each other. have hcrcunto sub
scribcd our names as witnesses this
22nd day OF March. 1920.
NJ. c. BRANCH.
g, T. MEMBERSHIPS
ROBERT T.. HENLEY.
One Request Revoked.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-02

.<TED-ny two yaung iadles. worh
.lrur store on HaEdaya az e@snings.
nssl. Asio2. Cana Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-02
Pope Plus NAMES
FORMER SERVANT
As. wH0USEKEEPER
Conventions Of Centu-
ries Broken by In
stallation of Linda

ROME. June 2.-Cns tho Ans8cia-
ted Prrssl- Pope Plus has disre-
garded The conventions Of ccn-
turtles by Installing his Old servant
signora tin,ia within the precincts
OF his apartment nupninting her
his honsekccpcr and wardrobe
mnid. says the GiOfnale Bitniia.
slRnorn Land0, who has oen
with the lsntt fnmily Cor 90 years.
watched at the death bed 81 the
mother Of Plus white he was alb
sent In POLAND and after the death
OF her mistress retired IN n O n
vent In Milan Upon his appoint
ment a. cardinal. Plus quickly
called hcf 10 g0vcru his house
hold and after only seven months
a. n cariinai he was elected pope.
tprn his elevation Signora Linz
da prepared 10 return 20 the con-
vent but she was summoned 10
ltome aud Installed ly fhc pope In
charge OF his wardrobe. TO which
she adds many other duties. orr
derinK the frugal meals for the
pop and his secretaries. oversee
inR the household and Insisting up
ON economy and order.
Since this WINS tha first time a
woman hud hctn admitted 10 surh
n position some Of the
tivcs In the vatican made cnaou
stances They wcr. recelved by tho
Tranquil decision saying 1T h
vii" He added ,that the pnpal
lie % sacrifice. luhor and respou-
sibiiify made more than ever nec
cssary The comfort Of old habits
and accustomed service.
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100 Delegates Hold
Meeting of Protest

AGUILAR. Colo. Juno One
hundred or more delegates to the
convention Of Colorado State Fed
Grafton OF Labor are here this
morning 20 attend n session called
as "a protest against the recent re-
ported action OF the state
here In refusing union coal miners
permission to hold a meeting. The
labor dclegntes came In nutomo-
hiics and assembled pcacrably at a
local thenter captain q. 4. Dem
nis and a force OF state rangers
Witnessed the entry OF the labor
deiegntes, Dennis having previously
stated hat there would be nc In
reference with the meeting.
notified thst unless yon enter or e<us.
10 h. entered your sppearanee W szid
cause On or before the s7th day 81 June.
1929. Judgment will DO rendered In aid
cause against you BY defauit ana the
relief pruyed for viii be granted.
The name % the Plaintiffs attorney
: henrl e coors Jr, and his Eess.
leo.
ny HARRY y. Inv
lsEAil Deputy.
H|
NOTICE OF SUIT
STATE OF NV MEXICO,
County n hrrnahllo.
IN The District Couft.
rorbio Garcia,
Julia e naldniui. Angela GiAnini. heirs
al law Of Angelo Nisiani and an IN
known heirs al Law u Anrola VlVlsni.
Angelo saiee Charles 2 Jones " Nv.
iug and II dead his uuknnun hcira
a. lgw. kbhir y. Joues " living aud
" dead her heirs NJ Law and an m.
knovn eiaimants 10 the premises hcre-
inafter desrribsd.
Yo1 the shove named defendants tste
notice that q suit has becH filed aEaiasi
you iu ths ahove named Court. County
and State ~ the Plaintiff above named.
wherein the said Piaintn praya and ths
ohlect u aid nit being that his title
In aud 70 the hereinafter described real
estate b. established and forever quieted
and that you tn taid Defendants. b.
forever barred and saiopped from haying
Or claimine any title o. inteFsfi therein
Lot Two, Block Two. Bsivedsre
Addition % the Cty % Albuquerque
a. per filed plat Of that Addition.
dated Derember Is. fssa
You are further notified fhaf unlez,
you enter ~ cause In he entered yeui
appearance In sHid cause - or before ~,
18Th day o. July, fa22. iuafment w d.
fault vii he entered aEaiust you and
the relief prayed for viii be asked foi
and granted Tho Attorney for th'
felix baca. Albuquerque. n n
fRED cKoLLOTTr,
Ny HARRY ? LkE.
May 20 lon 80 10
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SITUATIONS WANTED

NTED-n, Ygnn< laan. clerical NoTk
typist afteFnsoua; not health seeker
81 references. Address Aiii0. eaFe
.ia
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iddfssf. Aiot ears Herald.
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SEE AL JENNINGS"
n your oar is In trouble
~ you wait too long IL may double.
Just givs us a trial Yon VIII find
u worth while We can MAKE year old
r.r ren Hte new.
Oar mechanics are sf TIC best
We bar all the rest-
We use nothing but Al men.
We wiii snre saws you money,
u may saaad phonsy.
bat - will cut the time quite q BIT.
We sksrre the sams prise per boar.
Bat ihe work ve d. deserves IL. Past
saperience u The cause ~ that.
We Invite one and all
To give ps = call
And - that NJ srs right
ouiek service IA our motto.
FOURTH sT. GARAGE
JENNINGS a wEIsBERG
isspai= p,pss,msn,
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WANTED Miscellaneous
MAX BARGAIN STORE at si5 South
Firat vii bay the highest prices for
your second. hand clothing. shoes and
furaitufs. Phone e5s.
MONEY IN YOUR ATTfc-Ths rummsss
msn buys or repairs most anything
iiecks, sewing machines, stoves, fnrnitars
ynns and bieyeirs. Wilson, 22i-W, -
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For SALE

u. OOO-o rQom frame, glanaed-in pofth
city wstef; compietsly brnishedi crr.
neF iet. u~irhianda. close In
t5. b00-T.room dwelling on eornsr lot,
lo0sita feet fin location In High
lands. dose In.
o.. 100 room white stueeo adobe bun.
xAloW, modern. garage and other ouf.
h~aildinxa. ". i5th St.; terms. u
A. FLElsCHER, Realtor
Leans. Firs I~usursnes, Automobiis In
suranee and all other iinss Of fnsursnos
sarsty Bonds.
Phone s7l III South Fourth r..
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EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
tiionnily sdverilsed spiomotivo prod.
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hons 10 Albuqaerquc territory. Lib,
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trite ststlar quallfirntions. Clark
Asr lsift6n ca. 118t East Seventh
tIns Angeles. Calf.
sTED- aaisamaa With ear 10 eaii en
talsfs With low priced o.OoD mile
Compensation kafisfaetoy 20 man
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LEGAL NOTICES

ADNrNfsrRAToR.s NOTICE
STATE or NEW NEXlCO,
County of ReraanDo.
In tns Probate Ceurt.
In the Matter Of tho Estaie Of James N.
Matuhfiyf DecraAed.
Notice b. hereby given ikat the under
lirncd. Administrator Of IN said estate.
did on the frat day o. Jane. 1899 AZ an
adjourned regular torn II the Probate
Court % hernAiiilo County. flo its final
a%ecaunt q such administrs,or and tbs
rourt thersupon fixed Monday. The thlfa
aes of luiy, ie22, a. the regular term
% tho court a. the day for tAe hcarine
Of ohiectiens 10 such nnki account ADD
ne Eeftltmsnf thereof.
THE STATE TRUST 4 SAVINGS BANK
OF ALBUQUERQUE. y n.
AamiHisiraior
NOTICE 0f sutr
STATE OF NEw MEXICO.
County 81 Asrnatlio.
IN the District Cuaff.
oihsnn-faw lumhsr Compauy. = rgrpor'
auan. Flaineff.
Antonio Arm,io. p,se,a. krm,,s s,.wu.
Mslinda AbeYtA d. Armlo. MaFxarlta
Arm4o, = minpr, fraacirco Arnup, .
utinor aafiano Arnijo. . mlupr. ~.
nesto Annie a minor Unknavn heirs
~ ffhnftaru ArIuuu y bfoFu. dNfCnHed.
tnknaan heirs u Marrariia uontoga
d. Afiniio, decreased. and AZ untue0n
claimants ~ interest ~ shn pFamisea
adverse 10 tho rlAikfiu Defendants.
To he Above Namad Doffadsnlkf
Yes and each Of pea are hereby HufifIed
that the abntt named rialnfIu has fIcl.
Hra thefe u pandinE IN ne SAID Cer4l
nd cnunty. q suif haainaf yea. che fIlla
- ssld suii being - shove stated. lhn
~renerpl naturs ~ said huIf u 80 farlfaf
bar and esi1n fan and each uf yoa from
hAsin9 81 elaimins any rlrht iifIe o. 10
fsruat ~ the zeal esfate b~aretnaficf A..
sefIhad adverse " The rniaie II said p,alh-
tn, and V forever enlgf ave ~ ~ "a
tho title q tho plaintiff n asd 10 iks
following described real estate. toz4if.
", .gmssrsd Tn tiel n'est nrm'
Arnile y Otefo Addition 20 ths CITY n
A~ibuqaefqns. hefnaiiilo ConntY, state "
New Msaleo. a. shpua % ths plnf 81 aaid
ANilfion filed M fhs uifirb ~ Ne rro.
halv CleFk and EN-offNla Rao1Tdsf "a
an. Itu1.
Ana Jau and sssA os yau ara tursas'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
SACRED HEARTS
WIN FIRST GAME
So. Amboy City Championship
Series Opens Yesterday,
SheridanS Losing Out

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 2l-The
Sacred Heart baseball team took
hrst game OF the three game series
scheduled between the last Sheri-
dan A. Z. and themselves, yester-
Although the hnal tally was
TO 4, the Sacred Heart aggreea-
ton had To work hard to over
come the three run lead the SherI-
dams had over them Tor six innings.
\ Two run score III the seventh by
the Sacred Heart team put the
crowd of fans in an uproa-. Four
runs III the eighth placed the game
en- ice for the Sacred Heart boys.
1t has been Il long time since
such u turnout on the part of the
fans has been evidenced al a game
in this city. Long before inc first
ball was pitched by Share the
crowd save demonstrations Of how
they stood in the matter. When
PrImpka, made his appearance
either at the plate or ready to
heave a rear vent up that re-
sounded all over the vicinity of
Sacred Heart Park.
The Sacred Heart tossefs tailed
first, but only Ia run came in
and that in the second frame. In
that inning Witczak led oil at bat
and tiyed to Primka. Sam made
his first appearance in this frame
and celebrated with a two base
hit. Let's was an easy out,
Primka to Gleason. Share, reg
istered a single and Stanton who
followed, doubled. scoring sam.
1t wis in the third that the Sher-
idan clan was strongest at bat.
Three runs passed over the plate,
making a total of five hits. two of
which were doubles. An error by
Sam made possible n Of The runs.
Share was a little off in this frame,
but for the balance of he encoun-
ter he was almost hit proof, only
a single being chalked up against
him.
Primka was hit for thirteen
safeties, while Share ~contented
himself by allowing only seven. The
latter gave three passes, while
Primka's control made the rivals
hit or take the strike out route.
Newmark was sent in to relieve
Andy Kane after the latter fell VIC
tim to the strike out route on his
three appearances at the bat.
The date of the next meeting has
not as yet been decided, although
the fans want it to be in the near
future.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
RUTH IS RAPIDLY
FORGING TO FRONT

Babe" Ruth added two more
homers to his record for the season
at the expense of "Red" Faber OF
the Chicago White Sox in the game
at the Polo Grounds yesterday af-
ternoon and the Yankees won 7-5.
The Bambino now has twenty-sfx
homers to his credit, six below the
total of Ken Williams of the st.
Louis Browns, who is leading both
leagues in circuit hitting at the
present time.
Followers of the home run king
are of the opinion that the Yankee
slugger will be on his old throne
about Labor Day, with about forty
homers to his credit and that at the
end of the season he will have about
fifty circuit clouts.
Williams, "Tilly" Walker, Horns
by and Ruth are the leaders in the
two leagues at the present time.
One feature about Ruth's work IS
the fact that he is crossing the OPP
posing team by bunting. Yesterday
he beat out a bunt after making his
first homer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
AMBOY R|FLERs
Win ANOTHER
Score Fourth Straight Win
Over New Brunswick
Chief Tonnesen Shoots

The Perth Amboy Rife Club an
nexed it's fourth straight match of
the season from the New Brunswick
Sportsmen's Association on the lat
ter's range Saturday afternoon. The
match Saturday was Amboys second
victory of the season over the coun-
ty seat team in the twenty-five cali
bre class.
Charles Omerle of the visiting
team was high man. The visitors
won by eleven points, G. Omerle,
Samsoe. George Petersen, c. Miller
and Ryder compiling the Amboy
points, while Kilburn, Nicolas, Twill
lingen, Battleson and Gattis were
the five high men for the home
team.
Chief Niels J. Tonnesen, an hen-
orary member OF the Amboy Club,
participated in his first shoot of the
season Saturday and made an excel
lent showing. He will be a big aid
to the Amboy team in future match
es. Saturday afternoon the New
Brunswick team will come here for
a match and on Labor Day the sixth
match of the season between the
two teams will be shot off in this
city.
The scores:
Perth Amboy: C. Omerle. 1877:
Samsoe, 1872; George Peterson, 1872;
C. Miller, 178; Ryder, 178; j. NJ.
Sorenson, 173; Tullesen, 1863; l..
Hansen, 1853; Niels j. Tonnesen,
1853, and A. Thosteson, 157.
New Brunswick: Kilburn, 1877;
Nicolas, 1872; T%villingen. 17S: Bat
tleson, 1T. and Gattis, 172.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21

Art Young, local southpaw, dis
played his best form of the season
in the game between the South
Amboy p. Il. r. Y. NJ. C. A. and the
Raritan Copper Works on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field Saturday
afternoon. Young pitched for
South Amboy and the Ingots were
beaten out, Az in eleven innings.
1t was the deciding game Of a Sc
ries.
The visitors should have won the
game in the ninth inning for with
two down and Hyson on first base,
Young clouted the ball to left CEN
ter for a hit that was good for the
circuit. Hyson, however, failed to
touch second base and the side was
retired.
An error led to the Ingots undo
ing in the eleventh and two South
Amboy runs trickled across the pan
Both Young and Applegate pitched
good ball. the former allowed four
safeties to twelve made Oft Apple
gate. Young famed ten, walked
four and hit two batters. while the
veteran made eleven men drop
their bats and two passes were is
sued. The Ingot manager was
strong in the pinches.
The home players scored a run In
the first and another in the second,
mainly as a result of errors and
Young's wildness. The visitors
evened the count in the third and
then there was no scoring until the
eleventh.
Young and Pierson were the
leading batters for the visitors,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21

The Harmony baseball team of
Roosevelt handed a severe rounc
ing to the Woodbridge knights of
Columbus nine on the Roosevelt
field yesterday afternoon. The final
score of this game, the third meet
ing of the two teams this season.
was IL to 4. The Woodbridge Ca
seys annexed the two former games,
one on each field.
Tho game yesterday was a benefit
for a young girl who vas hit in the
face by a batted ball in the last con-
test between the two teams. A neat
sum a collected according to an
announcement, made by Business
Manager Jerome Jacobowitz of the
Roosevelt team.
With Irv Martin pitching for the
Caseys against S%outhpaw Thurston
for the home team. the Woodbridge
team succeeded in holding the home
players until the seventh inning. In
the stretch" stanza six Harmony
players crossed the pan, making the
score 8 to A and two more runs were
added to the total in the eighth.
Seventeen hits were collected by
the Harmony nine to nine by the
visitors. Martin famed three men
to seven by Thurston. and the lat
ter pitcher issued one pass to two
by Martin. Makoski and Cutter
were the batting stars for the vlctors
while Witheridge featured at bat for
the Caseys.
In the first inning the Caseys made
three runs and their final counter
was added in the sixth. The home
players tailed two in the second. one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
BLUE RIBBONS DEFEATED
BY ALL STAR OUTFIT

Saturday afternoon the Blue Rib
bon baseball team of Wagner %
WurtZel met defeat by a 5-2 margin
at the hands of an All Star team IN
a game on the Wonderland Park
grounds. The Blue Ribbons were
scheduled to play the Police Social
Club nine, but only two players of
the latter outfit put in an appear
ance.
Molly, the regular police twirler,
occupied the mound for the Stars
and was in great form. Kaboski
did the pitching for the Blue Rib
bons and Buck" Nesley did the
receiving. Larson did the catching
for the Stars and the remainder of
the Star lineup was made up of
leading players in this vicinity.
The Blue Ribbons were DESTROYS
of playing the real police team on
any date chosen by the bluecoats.
The score by innings:
Stars ....... 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0-5
Blue Ribbons 1 0 0 0 0 L 0 o.
Molly and Bill Seiboth were the
only bluecoats in the lineup of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
ALERTS STOP
SPEEDWAY NINE
Atlantic Highlands is Loaded
Strong for Sheehan's
Ball Team

The Alerts, of Atlantic Highlands
strengthened considerably for the
occasion, scored a TO victory over
the Speedway nine of this city on
the Atlantic Highlands grounds yes
terday afternoon. 1t was the Alerts
first victory in three starts against
one of Perth Amboy's strongest rep
resentative teams.
With Hunter, formerly of the
New York Giants. at second base
and Kelly. Rutgers College pitcher
on the mound and other lesser
lights in the home lineup, the big
turnout of fans was sure of a vic
tory, from the start. Kelly was
touched for seven hits, but his
strength in the pinches and excel
lent support, prevented the visitors
from tallying a counter.
Oldenboom twirled another bril-
liant game for the Speedways. A
pitcher cannot win if one of his own
men does not cross the plate. The
local southpaw allowed ten hits and
walked two batters. Both pitchers
famed five men.
The Speedways made at least one
safety in every inning except the
third, fifth and eighth, and three
times an inning was started off
with a safety. Brilliant plays
checked every attempt to rally.
In the second the Alerss scored
two runs, another was added in
the fifth, two in the sixth and the
last two in the eighth.
The box core:
AVnre
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-21
.LEH|GHS ARE
HELD H|TLESS
Max Wagenhoffer Turns ir
No, Hit, No Run
Game

Max Wagenhoffer twirled a no.
hit. no-run game for the Maurer
baseball team yesterday afternoon
and Manager Urbanski's team won
the first game of a North Amboy
championship series by an so score.
Another win for the Maurer outfit
will decide the series.
Only two Lehigh players reached
first base, one on a pass n an
other on an error and neither reach
ed second base. McGuinness start
ed on the mound for the LehiGhs
and was relieved by Donaghue to
start the eighth inning. The first
pitcher allowed four hits, four
passes and famed -four men. Dom
aghue was not touched in his n
inning reign on the mound.
The Maurer players scored two
runs in the first, one in the third,
three in the fourth and W in the
seventh. Rasmussen again featured
at bat for the victors with two three
base clouts. j. Dametsch mad the
only extra base hit, a double, and
A. Dametsch made the only otner
hit in this game.
Three errors were made by the