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' HALTING Approximately 8.000 quarts KEYSTONE STATE of at more IN C NS Kill liquor valued than Appropriations of $294,-235.00- 0 HIP BILL FORECAS $40,000 were said to have been seized by marine guards Are Made in the of the navy yard today in a W. Baker Will OF COIL PRICES raid on the naval Harry sitedj Measure; Be Called! Regulations for Publicity of Informal Canvasses Indicate transport wmr Sirius under orders of Rear unairman, a Up in Senate Contributions Are Pro-- i the Be Admiral Andrews, Monday. That Measure Will Ralph Victory for th - commandant of the Norfolk jlar The Ainoclated vided for in Bill Intro- Passed By an Over- - Senatorial to the Officers and men (By rre. Objection navy yard. Republican June 10. Appro- of the ship are confined to BHiI';atllli Washington, duced By Andrews. whelming Vote. Administration Efforts to 0.tion. of $294,n5,000 are made their ship under guard. The Awwo ? A.) priations (By in tho annual navul appropriation The AuMiclutfcl Prevent Increases is The Sirius returned to J In se- (By I'm.) BOTH Philadelphia, bill as reported out' today by tho 10. Sweenintr FACTIONS ARE Hampton Roads about a week lecting W. Harri. Harris-bur- g, Washington. June Withdrawn, - senate appropriations committee. ago from the West Indies, , chairman jverwhelm- a net Increase regulations for publicity of cam- REPORTED SATISFIED and has been at the navy y This represents of Ing majority, ,Qy lar republi- $42,966,000 over the house bill but paign contributions are provided awaTToutco'me since. to In- can forces to , a will yard According sweeping $131,251,000 less than requested for In a bill introduced today by If formation received by Admir- victory over A;es of Glfford Harding Uses the Veto was by the navy department. Chairman Andrews of the house of hoover's program al Andrews, the whiskey Pinchot, caiv for governor: bill is to be called next His Action Can Be Over- abroad at one of the West at .ion The up committee on election of put the reorgan meeting of Monday by agreement to lay aside president, it i of in Walsh If Advances Indian boat ports although the republican slate committee. the tariff Dill vice president and numbers ridden Case the Pres- Says. the was said not to tie listed on The over the penftiiig temporarily fight chairmanship under plans made, by Senator congress. ent Lines Hold. Are Not Quickly Overcome the manifest and there was was the only contest that develop- Whilo the bill makes no at- no of ed and Mr. en Poindexter, republican, Washing- method ascertaining Baker, who was, ton, who will have active to He Will Demand Probe , charge tempt regulate primary expen- (By The Ansoclutrd I'rcM t a tonight at which port It had dorsed by Senator George Wharton of the naval been loaded. It was con- and David A. budget. ditures in view of the decision of June 10. Informal By Congress, Pepper Major .Reed Much lens opposition than usual Washington, tained in 13 large packing of Pittsburgh, defeated Brig. Gen. was In the seriate be- the supreme court in the Newberrv canvasses made by leading oppo- cases and was to Asher Miner of back anticipated case such came Aanorlated consigned Wilkesbarre, cause of the committee's action In that regulation nents of the soldiers' bonus bill (By The PreM.) the marine quartermaster ed by Mr. Pinchot, by a vote of within the province rf the states, Washington, June 10. Senator- 81 to 32. agreeing with the houae enlisted can- were said to have disclosed a senate depot at the naval operating of 86,000 men and it would limit expenditures by ial objection to the administra- base. All other officers of the com personnel IV didates for the senate to $10,000 majority for the measure of prac- 500 marines but notice has been to tion's efforts to prevent rising coal mittee and Senator Pepper, who to of the nnd candidates for the house to tically three one. This com- was chosen to given of objection several no pares with the five to on was withdrawn pend- represent Pennsyl- committee increases. Senator $5,000 and stipulate that candi- nearly prices today vania in tho King man po- vote which the bill republican national Utah, is to date shall promise any a by passed the ing a demonstration of the success committee to succeed Senator Boise democrat, expected litical Job in exchange for his sup- house. of were move to reduce the marine corps Both sides In Secretary Hoover's program of Penrose, elected by acclama- K.OOO men port. the impending fight tion. personnel to and 'o name con- were understood to the situation by moral IE I The of every person have found meeting marine in the terminate operations $100 more some satisfaction In result persuasion while assurances of Admitting that republican Haiti and San Domingo. tributing or would be the ot party in the state was divided Into published, the canvasses. Opponents said de- cooperation were the com- FOLLOWED. IIP III Principal Increases In navy ap- given two faclions all the speakers made In Tho bill provides that reports feat of any cloture rule to limit merce In a propriations noted the commit- secretary his efforts by plea for unity, declaring that to tee were: shall be made by the national com- debate on the bill practically was the National Retail Coal Mer- be tho to report of all con- assured while some only way defeat the Navy buildings. $10,000,000; new mittee political parties, proponents chants' association. democrats at the November elec- - gressional campaign committees pointed out that if a three to one Senator Walsh, democrat, Massa- PETERSSLAIG tion. air craft, $6,637,000; pay, $26,016.- all assoclationa could be held there would j 0U0; and and committees, majority Joined Bo- want a engineering, $2,C;5,0U0 be chusetts, with Senator "I such victory," declar- of or organizations of every nature, th necesnarv Votes to pass the rah, In announc- ed Mr. "an construction and repair vessels, for measure over republican, Idaho, Pinchot, will electrify $2,000,000. kind and description whatever President Harding's ing his Intention of withholding this good old repuMIean state and purpose created, organized or In- veto, should he disapprove it, as demand for Held a The $10,000,000 additional for congressional investi- Cunningham, as make it clear to the rest of the construction the said was corporated, or any subsidiary some opponents contend that lie gation of the coal price problem, nation that Is solid report which shall In two or will if In Its form. Released on Bail; Pennsylvania "" in tho Interest of econ therefor, passed present although he declared that if ad-- ; Witness, republican." A1 L ! "necessary more states Influence the result or Thirty senators were listed as vancpg were not overcome fc V omy nnd of tho attainment and quickly Mental Test Tried on F of the of new attempt to Influence the result .if against the amended house bill he would seek to determine the A completion plans and election which with this number to be FAMOUS PRIMA DONNA construction ot the various at representa- possibly facts and If necessary, urge Indict- Ward Worked, Is Claim. ship tives in nro to be one senator who H classes of ships contemplated by congress elected. augmented by ments If profiteering existed. DIES IN COLORADO What is hy advocnts absent from Washington and Roderick the arrangements made in the re- regarded Stephens of New York, White Plans, N. T., June 10. on of the bill as a drastic provision whose position has not yet been chairman cent conference the limitation sen- of the board of directors While District Attorney Weeks and The AHMrlntrd ad- provides that every person, firm, definitely established. Thirty of the Retail (By Pre.) of naval armament and by the Coal association, Sheriff Werner wero perfecting Colorado Springs, Colo., June 10. ditional ot and of association, except political com- ators were divided, twenty on tho wrote Mr. Hoover that his Seaside oil well at Point Fermin. plans congress as side and ten on organi- plans for getting the father and Miss Elizabetli Parkinson, fa- the navy department consonant to mittees, already provided for, republican the sation would immediately study brother of Walter R. who mous Mu- who shall provide or democratic side. the Ward, prima donna who rang The "world's most Inaccessible oil well" at Point the terms of the arms limitation promise any specific suggestions offered as has confessed to killing Clarence sette in the quartett of La Boheme Fermin, California, sum of money or any other thing A number of senators who ar a policy for the of is again attention. The is on a shelf at the treaty." of value to $30 or more counted on nnw as guidance tho rcters, before the grand Jury next at Covent Gardens, London, with attracting rig rocky edge As revised by the committee the amounting supporters of retail coal trade. week, Maurice J. attor- Caruso, Melba and Scottl and who of the ocean, accessible only by block and tackle, and i3 now down 1,250 "for the purpose of influencing or the present hill. If no definite one In McCarthy, feet. bill entails a large reduction n Developments the coal price ney for James J, Cunningham, took Melba's role In singing a dust Appearances indicate that gusher will be struck within a few naval the controlling in two or more (states, can be put through, will Join in a controversy since his conference is and cranes are held in readiness to expenditures, appropria- the result of an election of a sena- to tho measure report- who held as a material witness, with Caruso at ono of London's days, instant extricate workmen tions for fiscal oe-in- g fight amend with Senator Borah last wero who are the base the present year tor or unless or ed committee. Some, night today got 12.500 ball for his client. great houses died today at a local at of the well when the spouting begins. $425,466,000 or $1 19,000,000 representative he by the finance regarded today by Mr. Hoover as she shall tho same a of with Cunningham, who was freed sanitarium after a fight lasting more than the bill reported today; contribute to them favor a cash feature, giving him the support and co- after a visit to Justice Piatt's home more than a to overcome tu- political committee, shall file a other Important changes but tho to year No New Navul Hum's. operation necessary push his here, made necessary because no berculosis. The bill carries no statement of the same under oath extent to which It will be possible program of "moral persuasion" to appropria- with the clerk of tho house to the bill is re- - court sits on Saturday In White Known in the operatic world as tions requested by tho navy de- of rep change pending keep charges for fuel from climb- resentatives. l Plains, started at once for New Parkins, Miss Parkinson became AMUNDSEN PILLORY RIDDEN partment for, new Pacific coast garuru now as prouieinuuci. ing during the emergency. York. 111 in 1914 in London. t "Senator warn- For many naval bases, the committee reject- Borah's useful Meanwhile depu- weeks sho was near de- Mr. the sheriff, his death but. ing requests for a new torpedo LAS VEGAS C. OF C. ing," Hoover said tonight in ties and the lone county detective finally improving, sho came to a statement, "that no aid or com- stroyer base at San Pedro, Calif., reinforced by private detectives, America to recuperate at tho home USE tho proposed fleet base at Alame- COX PRONOUNCED DIRECTORS APPROVE fort will be given from the com- ad- of Mrs. AIRPLANES BY MILLER WINS mittee kept plugging away along the her sister, Henry K. Row- da, Calif., and an aviation base at ef the senate of which he is mittedly slender lines which have land, wife of the tirlter and war THE ANNUAL BUDGET to those who re- San Point, Wash. chairman, have been opened to them. correspondent. During her carr.or The authori- fused to cooperate in the committee, however, t voluntary They tried to find George S. she toured Europe and Australia zed $687,600 Increases for tho ISiwtnl CorriondMic tn The journal, plan of coal NOT GUILTY OF N'. M.. 10. Tbw t restraining prices will, Wrard, father of Walter 8. Ward many times and in the presence of BELMONTSTAKES Puget Sound and Pearl Harbor, Lbs Vegas, June trust, put an end to the recont and one of the founders of the King Edward was acclaimed one annual budget of tho chamber of actions of some 1 Hawaii, navy yards. In this e U- people attempt- .baking company which carries his of the artists" world's sensations of the report said "these nro ro.nmercc wnkh calls f ti ing to upset these if were the last decade sing of T.71 In addition to the name, but they successful and a half. (Bt The Auiclste4 Frens.) the only naval bases which the through senatorial support. did not announce tt. Sheriff Funeral arrangements are II on MAILS S4.&00 received from member' "The National Coal they pend- London, June Roald Snob Second, Hea United States has the Pacific made Retailers Werner, as usual, stayed within ing the arrival of her brother from capable of receiving and IS IS1 dues, has peon by Secretary association now Informs me . Is $30,-70- 0, properly vv. B. ana tnu that hearing distance of his telephone. Durango, Colo. Amundsen, the explorer, y'ho Third; Victor Gets accommodating our largest armod Estes approved Dy wish to and five-ye- ar of directors. The next they cooperate I have hoping momentarily to hear that about to begin a expedi- and equipped board s'e.i no doubt will to In With an Additional battleships." will be to raise the money. Every they reply my the lost Rogers and Jackson, last SLIPPING ON BANANA tion into Arctic regions, sayit a "And the arms limitation treaty Federal Jury, After Delib- original propositions. heard of in have been message to the Times that the plan to His Breeder. the of business and profession in tho citv "There Syracuse, preventing development - seems to be some mistak- was for his the Maud, which $2,000 re- 24- has been classified to distribute th en brought back into the picture. PEEL FATAL TO A MAN ship, naval bases farther west," the erating Hours, Acquits received Impression that the secretary The two he sent sailed from Seattle, Wash., recently be- burden equitably. Funds of commerce deputies tip New York, Juno 10. port continued, "these stations Oil and Avia- will be seg- lias unduly attempted state returned handed but The for Nome, to drift across the Polar Pillory, come of Promoter front different classes o control empty (Bj AsMiriattd PreM.) carrying 3 26 with C, H. increased importance. The Instances and prices other than tha firm in tho belief that if the news Dallas, Tex.. June ocean, while short reconnaissance pounds, main fleet of the navy is now sta- tion Enthusiast. regated in many desire of the administration to use trips would be made in small Miller in the saddle, galloped home used for specified purposes Instead its papers had not sent reporters to H. Russell, 30, an insurance agent, an winner of the historic Bel- tioned in the Pacific and it is fund. good offices to protect tho meet them at tho Btation was planes. easy of being put into the general has they would nlmost instantly killed today mont stakes at Belmont to- necessary for its maintenance (By The AMocluted Trru.) The for the public. Congress given no have had even when however,- had park should be 10 budget agricultural to administration-an- their quarry.- They he slipped on a banana peel In before estimated at that there deep water Houston, Texas, June (by the been and powers tho In caused considerable change the day a crowd It 8. E. committee has approved in If slipped back Into Syracuse for a the lobby of the sixth floor of an Snob II. ridden bases at which can find shelter, Associated Press). J. Cox, The committee their absence these good of- moment or two office flying plans, and should conditions 36,000 people. by and provides $2,400. fices - it Is hoping Rogers and building, lost his balance, C. Kummer. was a supply, repair equipment." oil promoter and aviation enthus- will a of prove- Ineffectual up to Jackson over allow ho would start with Lieuten- tired second, aviation was of make thorough survey, congress to doviso some would return, but they fell the banister and landed ant his Point two and a half back; Hea Regarding tho naval iast, found not guilty the conditions and other round no trace of their men. on his head at a floor Omdal, pilot, from lengths increases the committee said that of tho mail to de- agricultural method." second Barrow, flying across unknown re- was an easy third over Hay Jay, charges using possibilities In the county and pre- Sheriff Werner said today that. across the the starter. "the absolute Independence of the fraud in a verdict returned by a and a relief under advice of he had gions of tho Polar basin, only other air service as a branch of the navul court here late pare literature m:ip physicians to Co The 2.18 5, was federal jury today. raised in MEDICAL STAFF OF a test on Ward and north polo and thence Cape time, compara- warfare" had been demonstrated. showing the products tried mental lumbia where a slow, duo to tho deliberate The Jury had been deliberating various of San Miguel coun- that It had worked. He (Grant Land) depot tively The total aviation sinco 4 m. Cox was parts ORPHANAGE RESIGNS explained had already been established. early pace set by Snob II, who appropriations p. Friday. ty. The relief map will form the that when Ward was In his office, RULING AGAINST were $14,703,000 and the report tried on 14 counts of a federal in basis an will showed the way for, a mile and sulci for Illustration that waiting for $50,000 ball to be pro- three-sixteent- tilut $15,000,000 had been ap- dictment returned In connection The Awuiclnfed ONLY TWO COMPANIONS with Ray sec- accompany every piece of litera- (B rrmi.) duced recently, he and Deputy Jay propriated for the army air service with tho sale of oil and potash ture out Spokane. Wash., June 10. Chil- Maudlin TO GO WITH EXPLORER ond, while Pillory and Ilea alter- a total both of as sent by the chamber ff Sheriff had placed a pic nated in for $29,703,000 shares and leases. commerce. dren of the Hutton settlement, a ture of the victim of the shooting third position. compared with aviation budgets of NOT Seattle. 10 the The Belmont had value of $.10.-70- 0 large orphanage near here, were In front of the prisoner and had CARPENTERS Wash., June (by a $66,424,000 hy Great Britain. without medical attention today as from room. Associated Tress). Hankon H. to the winner with an addi- and STATE CONVENTION AND PARTY gone the of the T. by France $18,723,000 PRESIDENT the result of the resignation of the "We tried It twice," said the Hammer, honorary member tional $2,000 to R. Wilson, his by Japan. entire medical staff last night. The sheriff, "and both times when we Amundsen polar basin scientific breeder in whose colors ho raced OF AMERICAN LEGION LEAVE FOR A CRUISE and represent- Snob II earned JS.000 In physicians said they would not be returned the picture was turned TO BE expedition personal today. GOES TO LAS VEGAS responsible for the- - health of the us ative here of Captain Amundsen, second money, while John Sanford. (By Tha A.norlatnl Pre...) upside down. That won't help of the children If Christian Science treat solve the case, but It makes us be confirmed the announcement who bred tho eolt and recently sold Washington, June 10. President I received FEZZED HOSTS (PICIAL TO MOftNINd JOURNAUJ ments by attendants were allowed. Heve w are on the right track." contemplated polar flight, him for $86, 00", received $1,000 for and Mrs. Harding and party left National Board of Jurisdic- here tonight from London. Cap- nominating him. Santa Fe, June 10. The state here unexpectedly tonight aboard tain Amundsen will be accom- Pillory was comparatively un- convention of the American Eeglon the presidential yacht Mayflower.- tional Award Will Not Be panied In his perilous Journey by backed at seven to one. Immedi- will be held in Las Vegas on August No announcement was made from RATES ON RAZORS III TARIFF only two companions, Lieut. K. G. ately after the Belmont stakes run- ELOCW INTO SI, It was announced bv the execu the White House of the guests of Called on to Reopen the Fullerton, former Canadian army ning, Morvich was sent an exhibi- tive committee following a meet President and Mrs. Harding, but Decision. aviator, and Lieut. Oscar Omdul ot tion mile in 1.39 with A. Johnson ing held here today. The place, of they were known to Include Attor- BILL CAUSE the Norwegian army. in the Benjamin Block colors in holding the convention was decided ney General Dougherty. Th plan SHARP WRANGLE; - The will saddle. at the last convention, but the date was said to be to remain In Chesa- 10 the plane carry gasoline the ENCHANTED CITY Cincinnati, Ohio. June (by sufficient for a trip and . Pillory's Preakness and Belmont of the convention wad held open, peake bay without landing nt sny Associated Press.) Hy rejecting a aviators will have for victories enables him to the to be decided by the executive com point and return to Washington recommendation submitted by the supplies top MAY RESUME NIGHT SESSIONS only sandwiches, a few ounces of money winners of the year. mittee. Monday morning. Samuel Qompers, president of the vacuum of concentrated food and a San Francisco to Re- American Federation Labor, the bottle filled with tea. Ready building trades department of the HEAVY RAINS AT HOFE. refused to Plans contemplated by Captain ' Hope, N. M., June 10. Hope has ceive Shriners; Twenty-si- x Levies In Pro- - federation here today Amundsen two months ago In MISS CATHERINE HUGHES AND Proposed Will, Many Cases, call on the national board of juris- here been visited by good rains the past Due to a consultation with Mr. Hammer, two weeks, which brought several Special Trains dictional award to reopen a decision if hibit Imports From Every Country Except made the carpenters union, call for a stop at the north pole, rises In the Penasco river. Arrive There against means the ice is'smooth and weather con- Today. CIIAUNCEY NEW which was as the ' VADDELL OF Is proposed ditions Mr. Hammer L Germany, Charge; Senator Jones of New of winning the carpenters back to favorable, (By The Anoclst.d Preu.) the membership in the department. said. Otherwise,-the- will attempt FINAL EXAMINATIONS San Francisco, June 10. From Mexico Takes a Hand in Debate. Coupled with this action, which to pass over the top of the world the spires of the slender minarets YORK, MARRIED AT WASHINGTON was taken by the chief officers of and head straight for Spitzbergen ARE THE CRISIS OF at the rftya gates come the voices the sixteen unions the or Grant Land. From the final the faithful "Wel-icom- e! (HY THE ASSOCIATED composing ;of city's crying: PRESS.) its annual the three men will : SCHOOL LIFE Our homes are homes June 10. Asser the said: "The Idea department at meeting, landing place thy Washington, tariff fight was the unanimous adoption of a make their way, to civilization toj jand we are thy slaves. Feasts are is tions that many of the rates pro- permeates the whole bill that wl of the to Seattle next for ' In are Bride the Daughter of the of State in to out motion affirming tha support return year ai Boys and girls must be 'prepared and tho banquet halls Secretary In the tariff bill would must put rates keep board. This board is flight to Amundsen's ex- the best of to meet Meats and dishes posed German without any jurisdictional Captain shape waiting. savory and Wife; Most Officials and the prohibit Imports of affected com- products composed of representatives of tne ploration shin the Maud, which by them. Sand red and golden fruits are there pf Capital consideration they will have on and with musicians modities from every country ex- our trade with other countries.' building industry charged that time will be locked in the Every parent should under- to tempt you. Skilled Will the settlement of disputes between polar Ice floes far north of the stand the physical defecte jwlth lutes, cymbals and drums Diplomatic Corps Present; Newlyweds cept Germany were made and Arguing that If the situation various union crafts. mak- await as to was such as Alaskan coast. which, without actually your bidding. Live in today In the senate by Germany pro- In the recommendation, 111, never- and welcome!" Gotham. ponents of the tariff bill claimed. offering If Captain Amundsen's plans are ing the child may "Enter, democratic opponents of the Mr. Gompcrs said It in substance carried .out the fllsht theless handicap him In the Such is the spirit ot San Fran-- I measure debate on duties Senator Jones, democrat, New prorided that when a rehoarlng in attempted Cisco on eve of the Shrine during Mexico, said the condition there will take rank as one of the most approaching examinations. 'the (BT TUB ASSOCIATED PKESS.V on leaf and a between tne ed razors, gold other dispute carpenters In of Health-prepar- golden jubilee. June 10. net. in resulting from a greatly depred- union had daring efforts the history "The School Child's al- Washington, In the It was attired soft folds articles. Rates on razors rang- and the metal trades' Arctic Vanguards of the fezzed hosts on w to an ated currency could not be taken been that the exploration., Years ajro by tha American have head- beautiful Bethlehem chapel of the either side of a low aistline and ing up equivalent of ap- of ordered, carpenters Andre, a Swedish at- School ready taken up their fell in a uneven line at 400 cent ad va- care by general tariff ratis. would automatically become part explorer, Hygiene association in enchanted city. Episcopal Cathedral of St. Peter gracerul, proximately per du- tempted across 'the" an quarters the, the hem. The court train of satin wero Ha added that many of the of the department. President John polar gives authoritative expla- Hillah Temple, bringing nobles and Paul, and in the presence of lorem, approved. basin in . was also embroidered In ties proposed by the finance com- of the In pre- a balloon, well stocked nation of this problem of from Jacksoi most ot pearls with Senator Simmons of ,North Donlin, department, with food The Ashland, Medford, official Washington and an over-pan- el of net mittee would prove to motion which was for a long Journey. child efficiency. , was reaching from Carolina, democratic leader In majority senting the effort failed. vllle and Grant's Pass, Oregon, the diplomatic corps, Including the tha shoulders. The veil of be "an embargo against England adopted, said the question was that The Amundsen plane, You can a of thla first to enter Mecca and was greet- long nd. ' "Con- with onlv to last get copy president and Mrs. Hurding, Miss hung from a coronet of and the other countries." "we non-conc- in tho recom- feqough gasoline booklet - by our Wash- ed by Islam, of San Francisco, pearls. in- twenty-si- x a writing Catherine Hughes, daughter of the The bride's wore gress Is following a Will O' the mendation of Mr. Gompers to hours, must make Information Bureau. with drum and fife corps and a attendants with flight of 1.600 miles or ington secretary of state and Mrs. Hughc3 gowns of colored organdie, the maid Wisp, this tariff bill." said vite the carpenters back, reopen pearlv Enclose two cents In committee. Hillah Wad-del- ' . those aboard Jfr. stamps huge hospitality and Mr. Chauncey Lockheart l, of honor in a shell pink, Mrs. I he. . the case and suspend the decision." will face disaster. for In is one of the temples of ' M-i- return postage. filling youngest of New were lav- WEATHER "As to rar.ors," Senator . the Hammer estimated that with fa- one of York, married Charles Evans Hughes. Jr., in The action of convention out the coupon be sure to Shrine archives and boasts late today. It was the first cabinet ender Mrs. ' In corn Cumber, republican, Notth- Da- came as a climax of a session that vorable conditions the flight to write name the oldest Shriners. and Dunlap twen- your and address wedding of the present administra- color. kota, In charge of the bill, said with consideration of pro Grant Land could be made In Twenty-six- ; are FORECAST. ! began clearly on the lines. special trains tion. Tho was of orchids tha rates should be high enough which were actoptea. xor ty hours, leaving a four-ho- mar- due the dawn bridal bouquet Colo., 10. New posals, ' tomorrow, bringing The little was dec- and or at- Denver. June shut out com-Ir.- p In of chapel simply lilies the valley and the ti certain grades bringing peace to the building gin safety. Abdullah, Temple of l.eavenworth, orated with flowers. The Mexico Sunday and Monday, from and he of The here Sun- .1. marriage tendants all carried pink flowers. not much in tem- Germany used, dustry. With the view ending explorer left last FREDERIC nASKIN, Kansas, and the last of the steam service was read the Rev. The lair; change said, as premiums by- - many In wmcn nas day for Nome, Alaska, where lie Director. cavalcade by lit. bride's going away gown the turmoil Chicago, arriving by moonlight Alfred Harding, bishop of Wash- wag of blue and beige canton perature. American stores. since tne uinais wage will Join the Maud, which sailed In- with Almas of Arizona Sunday and Monday, Aside prevailed The Albuquerque Journal Temple, Washington. ington, assisted by the Rev. Dr. W. crepe. Her hat was of soft beige from tha rates on razors award, the convention directed an Saturday for Nome. Tlv the first formation D. C. , S. fair; slightly warmer. t'ao senate the. Bureau, Washing- Abernathy, pastor of the Calvary straw,' trimmed with flowers In a appi ved over oarlv meeting of all union presi of July It was expected' the Maud ton, n, ' Sunday will be a day of music church. minority protest duties of sixty dents In the building trades be held would be headed out Into C; and of Baptist deeper tone. LOCAL REPORT. ' Bering 1 enclose herewith two cents feasting and the renewing The secretary of state escorted Mrs. mother of the bride, cents a hundred sb "ts on gold In session "until the situation is sen for the Arctic Ice pack. old ot Hughes, Conditions for the twenty-fou- r 30 In stamps for return postage friendships, parades through and gave his daughter's hand In wore a gown of beige gorgette and leaft per cent ad valorem on cleaned up." The will . with streets as the hours ending at 6 p. m. expedition drift on a free copy of the booklet magic delegations marriage. Her two small nephews, lace with a shaded lavender girdle yesterday, nickel, silver sheets, strips, ro Mr. Gompers, in referring to tne the pack, Captain Amundsen hop- leave the of the city at the Charles recorded by the university, snd 1 cent va said "The School Child's Health." gates Evans Hughes, III., and and a levender hat. wl"' per ad Chicago situation, organized ing that his shin will" he able to railway stations, or the gay kiosks Stuart as After bridal Highest temperature .... 94 lorem on' bismuth;- 6 cents a labor should abide by any Judgment drift reach Hughes, serving train tne ceremony the , 60 past the north pole and at the ferry buildings. bearers. The two matrons of honor followed the mo- Lowest pound on metalllo arsenic and to which its word had been given, SpiUUergen In five Name Party by guests, '34 15 cents he re years. were Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, tored to the union Range a pound on cadmium. but he added that preferred VON EliM RETAINS TITLE. and Mrs. of The Mean . 77 Just re- ' Street Jr., Ralph Dunlap, building for the reception. before, the , senate pudiation to lack of unity among ntUETIV. Victoria, B. June 10. George Akron, Ohio, Bister of the bride- at ( a. 14 rive-ho-ur C, great hall of the American church, Humidity m...... cessed, after , session the trades. Washington, .June 10. President Von Elm of Salt Lake City retained groom. Mrs. Elizabeth 6 p. m 10 - KIrkland. the scene of many diplomatic gath- Humidity at Senator McCumber gave notice "The Chicago . situation." said Harding, Mrs. City . his of r 0 that-- -t accompanied by title amateur golf champion ot Nashville, Tenn., served as maid erings, was given the honor of Precipitation ..... return to night sesslo- Frank Feeney, of tho Elevator Harding and a small of of defeat- : . , . party the Pacific northwest by of honor. Its first bridal reception. Wind velocity would be necessary unless the Constructors' union, "threatens to left Bon housing .....14 ' friends, Washington' unexpect- State ing Stein of Seattle, one up. In The wedding gown was of white Mr. and Mrs. Waddell. aft-- r n Direction of wind 4 northwest senate mora ' y x applied itself closelv disrupt the building Industry edly early vonight for an their match of thirty-si- holes basked embroidered in will live In New York Character of day ;, ...... clear on tha taVift the United States." aticrepe' satin, wedding trip, throughout cruise on the Mayflower, the Colwood itnka here today, pearls with lanvin sleeve of silk city.

3L v'Page Two 1 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 We 11, 1923 IjJUl. CAMERA "CATCHES" SHELL HURLED BY LONG RANGE GUN DROUTH 1 CUT F RANK BAKER IS WHEAT HELD IN Ill BT A BILL;

1322 15 III 'HOSPITAL ; : STRTEJH if - Kn;f The to Exceed (By Amorlnted rre.) Not 45,000 St. Louis, Mo., Juno 10. Frank " Acres Will Be Harvested;'; Baker, veteran third baseman of the New iork Americans, was Increase in Fruit Crop Is taken to a hospital here this even- Forecast are. ing suffering from an injury caused J3yH by his being hit in the right side of back with a The Cabriolet (o The Journnl.) the ball pitched by (Special Correspondence Urban Shocker in the third Inning ....Las Cruces, N. M., June iu. jne of today's game. No announce- .f ollowing report lias been isauod ment was made at the hospital this by H. F. Hare, of the United Ftates j evening as to the extent of his Ideal e.sti-- The of markets and crop j bureau did not to mates: j The Injury appear be ; Winter Wheat. very serious but Baker was forced New Mexico: Continued drouth to leave the game in the fourth in- $ after he had Blngled. The Individual Car in tho fall and winter Uirouchout ning, of ball, It was said at the hospital, 1295 the winter wheat section the! ?hls j struck him near the Ktate, has heen disastrous to had kidneys. Business and professional men in all of the coun- crop. Of the 189.000 acres plant parts not to exceca ni u try, without reserve, call it the most ed, iu."u Shell a rifle at EDDIE RICKENBACKER economical car harvested. Last year 170,000 acres photographed leaving long range Camp Bragg. for iiidividual v This ARRIVES IN OMAHA satisfactory transportation. were harvested. year's yield This photograph made during North shows the muzzle on Its to. Is estimated at 8 bushel per acre, Bragg, Carolina, leaving trip tests by a detachment of the the projectile of the the three miles The Not only its attractive price, but its making a total of only 3ii0.000 target away. (By The Associated Treta.) long wearing qual- as attainst Fifth field artillery at Camp Filloux gun just after gunners scored hit. ities bushels for the slate, Omaha, Neb., June 10. Kddie Touring - $1093 in continuous service give it this preference. 2,142,000 bushels estimated as last Rickenbacker, flying to San Fran- cisco with a from Presi- Cabriolet - 1395 carries year's production. 70 to 90.1 10 message It no useless Costs little to United States: A condition of 1, of per cent Indicates a pro- per cent last year and dent Harding for the Shriners' con- Coach - - 1315 weight operate and SI. 9 cent on June 1, forecasts duction of 1,067,000 bushels. The year average of 91.5 per cent. H ACT CASE vention, arrived in Omaha late to- maintain. Ample seat and room comfort-abl- per Minor Frtliht and leg rjermits e OOT.SS.I.OOO bushels. The forecast condition on this date last year Crops. day and will remain here tonight. Tarn Extra ease in 1 793.000 bushels. New Mexico: The condition of clriving. rear deck on May was 5S4, was 30 per cent and the ultimate The big plane is being overhauled Large compartment Irfist vear's estimated production the minor crops in tho .state on in preparation for away of room for was 1. was: 90 RVOLVES GIRL getting gives plenty samples, parcels, cases, etc. wus 587,032.000 bushels. production 483,000 bushels. Juno Cabbage per cent, from Omaha at daybreak In the United nation's ap- peas 92 per beans 80 cent, Spring Wheat. States: The cent, per morning. Come see it It gives the wanted com- G 87 95 and New Mexico: A per rent acre- ple crop on Juno 1 Is Indicated at onions per cent, berries per From Omaha Rickenbacker will protection cent, watermelons 90 per cent, 17 YEARS OLD to fort of the closed car age increase In the state's sprinpr 179.810,000 bushels as agaliiEt a go to North Platte, Neb., thence at little more than the cost of fiO.OOO acres for cantaloupes 90 per cent, sugar and Lake whence wheat gives about of Denver Salt City, models. harvest. A condition of 80 per cent revised estimate for 1921 98, beets 82 per cent and cotton (,lny he expects to be tomorrow night. open 73 forecasts n production of 1,101,-"0- 0 097,000 bushels. 25) per cent. Cannto Hernandez, for alleged The party has experienced no fur- bushels. Ijist year s estimate Peaches. violation of the Mann act by tak-Mr- s. ther trouble with the plane since 1 was forced to land near t was 94(5.000 bushels. New Mexico: June gav prom Segundo Brito, 17 years old, it yesterday LAUDERBAUGH MOTOR COMPANY 18. 637.00ft 8 7 MEN ARE SENTENCED Dexter. miles east of United States: acres ise of producing 1,000 bushels of to N. Iowa, eignty DISTRIBUTORS IIUDSOX AND ESSEX CARS for hnrvest in W1 whim estimate from Bovlna, Texas, Texlco, Omaha, because of engine trouble, of sprlnir wheat peaches, last year i FOR FAILURE TO SEND M., from there to Phone 855. Gold Avenue at Fifth Street. with a condition of 90 7 per cent, Was 8,000 bushels. Much (if Amarlllo, Tex., which was attributed to the plane tt0 only N. Do-tro- - and thence to Tucumcarl, M., struck at it ; forecasts a production of 217,175,- thn crop was destroyed by Irost CHILDREN T0 SCHOOL was arrested on the of being by lightning 000 to 207.801.-(10- 0, but an condition of 35 night May Thursday. bushels, compared average per 23 in Tucumcarl by Deputy Sheriff the 1921 estimated production cent Is reported for tho otate, com- (Special Correanndrnre to The Journnl.) Johnson. Hernandez and Mrs. from 19.700.000 acres. to a condition of 5 Las pared only per Vegas, N. M., June 10. Jrj lirito were held until May SI, RESIGNATION OF Wheat (nil). cent on June 1, 1921. the days when you were boys one when A. R. for 1 New' Mexico: The tntnl wheat United States: United States did Gere, agent the not need an education in order department of justice, arrived in I crop of the state Rives promise of gives promise of producing a crop to make a and he a good FALL ASKED as living Tucumcarl to handle the case. IS producing 1.4B4.000 bushels, of 63.629,000 bushels, which Is the citizen," said Justice C. H. Stewart is said 8.088.000 bushels last 1915. Last It that Hernandez caused X against year. largest since year's Friday afternoon in sentencing Mrs. Brito to leave husband United States: For tho nation, was 30,982,000 bushels. seven her IN RESOLUTION crop men who had pleaded guilty In Bovlna, Texas, whom sho had SB4, 608,000 bushels are to LE L ii- forecasted, I'cars. failing to send their children to married the of 14 LL" ,.Lli ... - at ago years. .. iSs-;r-s-;ia which exceeds last year's estimate New Mexico: This state will school. "But now an education li (By The Aiwoelnied Tress.) ESSE ..j Hernandez and the young woman 59,615,000 bushels, have a increase In an absolute I). I by big the pear necessity and you have were said to have lived together Seotts Illuff, Neb.. June f - i; Oats. crop. Present conditions indicate no right to deprive your children Resignation of Secretary of In- fwind Shield Glass-Lumb- er A 5 for about a month. New Mexico: per cent 69.000 hushels, while Inst the of tho to attend school. - terior Fall was demanded in I c. L CM I) ICR ' year opportunity After Mr. nere- arrival In Tu- BAI.DRIIXiB CO. C. H. CARNES acreage increase In the oafs makes production was only 24,000 hu. In tho next generation the man or resolutions adopted at a mass I 431 Snulh Flrtl Street. I'hone Wt. 64.000. cumcarl n hearing was held before SPECIALIST IN OCULAR LUMBER the estimated nerenge The United States: The condition of woman - busi- who has not had an educi- the U. S. commissioner, when Her ineclliu. of farmers ami yield Is forecasted at 1.87B.OO0 hu., the nation's pear crop at this time Hon will have a hard struggle for nandeVs' ness men if the North Platte REFRACTION as 1.690,000 for 1921. bond was fixed at $1,000. GLASS PAINT against abx) Indicates a big Increase over mere existence and no chance in Mrs. Brlto Her valley, licln nt Scotts ISlul'f. 107 S. Fourth. Phone 1057-- United States: The oat last 1 5.021 bu appeared against nation's year; 1922, ,000 the worm to rise above poverty, nandez and was released. She Is They charged unjust treat- CEMENT hcrenire is 41.822.000 or about 1921, 8,SS0,0O0 bushels. ment of farmers on PLASTER 1921 now with her mother and step- Irrigated' less than the estimate. Hay. on a lands and lack of uiulcislancl-In- g SUNDAY TEA 7n of reduced Is father ranch near Tucumcarl spite tho acreage, New Mexico: The total hay It is said she is to re of their needs for relief. Stop at Miramontes on the mesa the present condition forecasts a estimated at 227,000 or 95 NEW YORK BANKER that willing acres, turn to her husband If "he wants for tea Sunday evening. You'll y Albuquerque of 1.804.664.000 bushels, or cent of last An SO Journal Want Results. Can't Beat Us per year. per DONATES MILLION her and will treat her right Ads iirlng it. Remember It's much cooler They 243,927.000 bushels mora thnn the cent fondidon forecasts 459,000 at Miramontes For Service. Quality and Prices for 1921. or TO ART than in town. prpduction estimated tons, 8,000 tons more than in MUSEUM B 8 m. Co. 1921. Sunday teas, from to p. 75c Lunkr Ttarley. LEADEN STATES CITY MIRAMONTES - ON . THE - MESA Duke Cleaners New Mexico: An 85 per cent The acreage In clover Increased City I 446. 423 North First flonditlnn of the crop of 10.500 15 per cent since 1921, but the 2 IS NOT GETTING ITS Norments' Agency Phone 1209 North Fourth Street acres, estimated for the state this entire crop In tho state Is very year, forecasts a production of small. SHARE OF TOURISTS Co. 286,000 hushe's. T,ast year the pro- Alfalfa is the leading hay crop. 218!J W. Gold. Phone 410. duction was 239. 000 bushels. A condition of 8 5 cent to L. H. Rents and Sells ' per report- According Leaden, road Ileal Estate. United States: T.nst year esti- ed on the 123 000 acres, forecasts scout and tour conductor through We solicit your business on a mated crop was 7,240,000 acres. 263.000 tons. The Tecember, 1921, New Mexico and Arizona. Albu- basis of SERVICE. This year It Is 7.550.000 acres with estimate was 327,000 tons. querque is not getting its share of h production estimated from a co- United States: The total hay tho motor tourists who go over the ndition of 90.1 at 191.546,000 hu. production is forecasted at ill transcontinental highways. 1921 was 977,-00- The production for tons, compared to 100 0 mr'S Mr. Leaden Raid yesterday that bushels. tons In 1921. Of the total hav a large number of the motorists List i'onr Property Willi Rye. 87.296.000 tons is tame hav, and going west are routed through Norments' New Mexico: The condition of 12,803.000 wild hay. The a'creaee 61 Clovis and Wlllnrd Instead of Agency the rye crop in the state Is only in clover and alfalfa will bo lavs report- fl& through Albuquerque. He stated AO cent of Co. per normal. The acreage ed next month. MJMiK Pi that the eastgoing tourist was giv Js only 43 per cent of last year and Pastures. en tne same route. 218?4 W. Cold. Phono 419. For residents of Bernalillo county, June 10, 8:30 to 11:30 the production is forecasted at New Mexico: The In the When asked reason Tell us your wants. Yours for Saturday, ranges the for thlj a. m. For all others, and 12 13. Resi- 18.000 bushels, as against 62,000 state are in excellent condition, routing, Mr. Leaden replied that SERVICE. Monday Tuesday, June and bushels estimated for 1921. with the exception of a few local- it was "spite work." He said that dential and dining halls open 5 p. m., Monday June 12. Class work i United States: The production ities In the southern counties that the roads In New Mexico and Ari-- I begins June 14. Is forecasted from a 92. 4 per cent have been missed by local rains. zona are dry and dusty, having condition at 80,815,000, On 1 re- compared May the pastures were j been recently cut by teams hauling ta 71.011.000 In 1921. and an aver, ported In a 63 per cent condition. wool 10 tne manteis. nge for 1912-191- 6 of 44,547,000 Juno 1. the state average showed bushels. a condition of 90 ncr cent. HARDING IN Session WASHINGTON. DOC ummer Apple?. United States: Tho average con - OLD BIRD .Tuno 10. says 10-Ju- ly New Mexico: A condition June dltion was 93 8 cent, Washington. President June 26 Six Weeks ' per compared Harding, returning from his trip N to New Jersey where he delivered State University of New Mexico tiW.'U ill addresses at Princeton, arrived in Washington at 12:20 o'clock this David S. Hill, Ph. D., LL.D., President. George F. Baker. morning. The trip was without Lynn B. Mitchell, Ph.D., Dean of Summer Session incident, members of the party George F. Baker, chairman of the said. board of directors of the First Na- - Albuquerque, New Mexico Altitude, 5,000 Feet. tional bank and a trustee of the Originally the onion was a flow- - COURSES in Education, Archaeology, Chemistry, iueiropoutan Museum of has rri"S plant, English, History, -. Art, Home .j- 6""-- i,UUU,UUU 10 UiB mu Hygiene, Economics, Latin, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Phy- seum. The gift was announced on sical Education, Psychology, Spanish. ..o vi ma c.j departure lor Eu. FACl'LTY Includes men and women with credentials of graduate in lead- rope. Many large gifts have been ing universities. training made to the hut- -- u museum, HECREATIOV Popular lectures. Visits to mountains, Indian of $1,000,000 the villages, ancient ruin gift bequest is in may be made. swimming pool. Bleep under blanket every of Liberty bonds practicallv th summer. night niui Blent of cash is without rU'TXETTV upon request addressed to the Registrar. precedent. iENF)HAT I'EKS. 112.50 for Session. $20.00 for of state HOARD AND ROOM ON CAMPUS, $25.00 to $30.00 per month. Accommodations are for limited number only. Remit five dollars for advance reservation FOUR ARRESTED ON Opportunity for vacation study and recreation in the great "Well Country." Intended for teachers, college students and adults seeking BOWELS ALLEGED VIOLATION Address WAH'S OF DYERAUT0 ACT REGISTRAR, University of New Mexico, tin, Albuquerque, New Mexico Four arrests for BANISH the alleged THE FIRST R GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" violation of the Dyer national 1 I motor vehicle theft act were made GRAY HAIR recently by A. K. Gere, agent for J)0 NOT deipair when that firat gnyhtlr the U. S. department of Justice, tppean. Keep your youthful sppew ft who returned Friday night from a once by tinting gray, fadtd, itrtaktd or sVioe Harmless Laxative to Clean Little Bowels and Sweeten trip through southern Mew Mexico bleached hair to and Instantly Its original color prices northern Texas. shade Browna-tone- any of brown or black, f ,'! Colic Stomach Babies Love It Those arrested on of i ii Sour, charges the modern hair tint, la guaranteed still - violating tho Dyer act were J. Clydo absolutely harmless to the hair, scalp or t Davis, arrested June 1, and skin. When baby has colic, diarrhoea, cotics or held under J1.000 bond; C. Eric Easily applied at home. Will not soothing drugs. rub or wash off and cannot be Pnc food souring, feverish breath, Millions of mothers depend Brenlan and Floyd Williams, ar- detected. coated tongue; is restless and upon California Fig Syrup to rested June 6 at Clovis, held under Sold at all dealers 50c and $1.50. Trial c:an't sleep because of clogged keep baby's bowels clean, sweet, 2,5ll0 bond each; C. Miller Cogan, bottle sent direct for 10c. ThaKantoa bowels, Just Kive a and regular. Ask your druggist arrested June 8. and held under Pharmacol Co., Ml Coppla BUf., of California Fit? Syrup. It for genuine "California Fig 1,500 bond. Covington, Ky. The cost of mnouncement moves the wind and and all Syrup" which has full directions gas It is the souring food, bile and poison for infants in arms and children proposed to spend nearly N right out of the tender little of nil ages plainly printed on $50,000,000 this year on the de- BR0WMT0NE bowels without cramping or over- bottle. Mother! You must say velopment and extension of the and "California" or telephone in THE AMERICAN SI acting baby usually gets you may get an system Groat Britain. Dry FURIIITUItE COMPANY peaceful relief. Contains no nar imitation fig syrup. Clearing WILL PUT ON A SALE No longer pinches the OF FURNITURE, BEGINNING Us pocketbook. Let Show You the Stone Linings in DON'T CARRY the Belding-Ha- ll Stone-Line- d TOMORROU-MOII- MONEY ON YOUR More than ever people DAY realize it is real econ- TRIP omy to have us dry clean And will their old clothes, continue until Saturday night, June 17th. Each day during mi We restore ns them to the progress of our sale we will advertise the various items offered. El! Money May Be newness bring out eraws ftomo We ask the public to read our daily bulletins. You will find them Mm Save money the beautiful every day Lost or Stolen original from Twill colors and save the point of value. We will show you .that GOOD The lining is applied to the inside wood in keep your lialr the lining a from getting gray. cost of new FURNITURE can be bought in AS CHEAP plastic 6tate. When dry ia treated to three coals Our Travelers' garments. Albuquerque at anywhere Soma time ago one Cheques Only modern in in the United States. Come' in and see best This non-absorbi- plant the and .of enamel. forms a seamless, friend said to another are cashable everywhere. town. bargains let us explain lining, with round corners which makes it "Do you notice how are safe from theft and things to you. " easy to clean. exquisitely Mrs. dray be is dressed? She buys may replaced if lost. a new dress every Priced day." "Yes," wa the Let Us THE IMPERIAL at $15.00 to $119.50 reply, "but Mr. Gray Equip You For seems to be 'gettln the Trip. grayer than Mrs. American Gray." Dry cleaning LAUNDRY CO. Furniture Co. J. KORBER & saves money. First Savings Bank CO. 211-13-1- and Phones 5 223 SOUTH SECOND Albuquerque' Big Hardware Store. 11,11 HIIM.MIillUViTTiT Trust Company 148-44-9 W. Silver Just Across from City Hall. ArBCQt-ERQTj- M --rail y, ?une 11, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL: Page Three. voice the public should be told to serve from one to ten years in OVEREATING TWENTY GIANT ENGINES IN ONE TRAIN about." prison for the theft of $90,000 from FILLS MORE GRAVES RATE II! Madame Edna Marrone, presi- a safe deposit box in the Farmers dent of the federation, announced and Merchants Naitional bank ot that a campaign would be inau- Los Angeles. McF'ee, who was a THAN STARVATION; INDIGESTION gurated to get music Into the night watchman at the bank, open- - OF factories so that workers In brick- ed the box with a duplicate key. yards, on railroad locomotives. In He pleaded guilty. HAS BECOME A NATIONAL TRAIT IIS boiler works and machino shops may work to tho ryihm of mel- 5 MEN ARE ARRESTED Ill ody. M1I5 "Then," she predicted, "our CHARGED WITH MURDER Eat the Hot Meat LI country will briskly step Into its Sparingly During Weather; daily tasks and efficiency and Texarkana, Ark., June 10. Five Once a Day is Food Value Meas- Is to Thou- happiness will follow." men were arrested today charged Sufficient; Only Seven the with murder fn the first degree in ured Not While in the Lower connection with the lynching of By Quality Quantity; Drink at sand, GETS 1 TO 10 YEARS on 19. to Huley Owens, negro, May Least Glasses of Water East Side it is 57 the IN THEFT last. Tho men are Nick Hlghtower, Eight a Day. PRIS0NF0R Joe Carter, John Elmore, Dick Farr Thousand. and Jon Ransom. The negro was BY DR. O. C. WEST. Los Angeles, June 10. William believed to have heen the slayer ot (County Health Officer.) (By Th Anncl:ilrd Prem ) II. McFee, 79, was sentenced today Policeman Dick Choale. In spite of tho reports of thou- New York, Juno 10. Lacking sands of people starving to death vocal silencers for tho 134,000 m inuia, ana unina 11 is lamenta babies born in New , York city ble, but nevertheless a fact, that each year and exercising their more people die every year from lung power In 42 different over and improper eating than from -- tongues. Health Commissioner SYorev starvation. " i told the state fed- 9o ldei Jtule ? Copeland today . I.MEX. Civilization has always been fol- tfjg eration of musfc clubs "these dis- ALBUQUERQUE lowed the two murt be AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRI closely by dyspepsia; Prosperity Special" ready for rum from Philadelphia to St. Louis for delivery. cordant noises drowned seem to run hand in hand. The out by music." people of the United States are it Baldwin Locomotive work Phil- pounds. The train is part of an to , the convention world Flying pennants proclaiming Delegates the foremost people in the the "Prosperity Special," the adelphia, Pa., for St. Louis, Mo., order of fifty locomotives of this were mostly feminine, so Com- today and represent the highest of built for Southern Pa- !v.m vvmrvn largest and the most remarkable the other day. It consisted type the missioner Copeland utilized the v w' ffijw type of civilization. The world each cific lines. Business men sec the occasion to voice bis fears about America is known as a nation single train of locomotives ever twenty engines, over, hauled across United with its tender 100 feet train as c "sign of the coming race suicide along Fifth avenue of dyspeptics. Our newspapers and the States nearly with adver- left the Eddystone of the long and weighing 621,000 times." ami Park avenue. magazines are filled plant "T worried about the four tisements of remedies for the re- ulated, can be appreciated when am There we see constantly the effects re hundred"." he asseried. "The lief and cure of indigestion. in wealthier of New York is a widely circulated effort to sulting from faulty metabolism people treat this national ailment, but those persons who try to suDsist on have a birth rate nf only seven one-side- nn do we ever read a d diet. j GIRLS' T1 i to the thousand wlii!: the rarely any thing LOCAL ITEMS r Tod" Hide rate r 7 to about the of indigestion. Meat Once a Day. fliEi lower east the prevention were not for in- We are a prosperous people and During these hot days, meat once 1.000. If it the to a is sufficient. Substitute flux from outside eilies. New with our prosperity we seem day Coal Supply Co. Phone 4 and 5. "B" Theater Jesse L. Laiky food fresh, green vegetables and fruit; Dan- York would be a metropolis of feel that we must increase our Mrs. Osoff and child, HAS GLASS DAY presents .lack Holt and Bcbe in to our cut down on your hot and heavy Meyer n.s in foreigners in ten years. consumption proportion left for Cali- iels the leading slars "Ncrth v breadstuffs, and puddings; yesterday ' southern "London is 37 per eent Eng- t i1 ? va L Ei ft pay checks, and have gradually pastries will visit of tin- Itio Grnnde;" nlso another j. s. i into habit of eating? rich substitute rice and macaroni for fornia, .where they lish; Germany is I'll) per rent r grown the we?l friends for a few weeks. episode of "Go Get 'Em Hutch." and heavy foods dishes that are potatoes: potatoes don't keep and a reel or two nf "Current German; Rome is inn per rent to the during hot weather, and are often Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Speck PROGIMM FRIDAY Italian and Parts is ("I per cent planned and prepared please from Events" pictures, eye and palate; food that overloads served sour or slightly fermented. recently arrived in the city French." he declared. "Hul In stomach with but a trace of Milk and cereals are suitable sub Jacksonville, Fla.. and will re- New York 43 different the meat. l.yrtr Theater Max Linder pre- languages nourishment. We clog our digestive stitutes for main here indefinitely. sents are spoken by as many peoples." mlx-- " Fats and heat Mr. Mrs. II. and Clara week at St. Vincent's acad- his latest comedy entitlej, V tract with every conceivable sugars generate and Livingston "Bn distributed the Criticising the, critics proved a with condi- and warmth; they are found abund two children are motoring to emy here included in its program My Wife," by on the conven- ture highly seasoned corn- - nlso eliow-inj- r popular number en- in meat, butter, olives, N. M the way of the following events: Goldwyn Corporation: "U n 1 ' ments so as to encourage the antly Cloudcroft, by a tno tiart Christie tion program. resulted in c XVLL " i results. meal, nuts, candles, jams, etc. They El Paso, Tex. They expect to Tuesday, theater party followed comply, resolution isr vi A jQ" gorgement. Gluttony have fuel value in small "Southern E.Nposurc." unanimously adopted Start Now. great bulk, spend a few days in El Paso by faculty dinner at the academy, calling on magazine and news- but an excess Is difficult Cloudcroft for was by the , It is time that we began to re extremely before going on to reciprocated Wednesday I'nstimc Theater. William Fox paper music columnist:-- "to stick alize tne seriousness or to digest. The amount of fat In an outing of two weeks. juniors giving a "Little Ixrd to the lnaigeauon the body varies with food to their presents the athletic star, William subject." and there is no better time than the greatly Guy C. Pierce, representing Fauntleroy" theater party In to The modern critic, often coes so and exercise. When more food is & Adver- elder schoolmates and served tea. Ktissell, starring "Money present with the hot summe Williams Cunnyngham Ihirn:" also two "Hds far afield that bis criticism reads months before us when the intens.-hea- t consumed than is' necessary for im and New On Thursday a commencement presenting mediate use, is tising Agency, Chicago more like a fashion review, or a of the sun will drain our sys- part of the surplus was here on dinner at the Alvarado was given. ar- stored in the The fat of the York, yesterday oi general interest ana a comcuy. physician's diagnosis than an tems of the necessary liquids to body. business. Tho class day exercises of Friday ticle on music, said Mrs. Caroline cool. food thus becomes body fat. Hence 10-1- 161 closed the week's exercises. The help keep the body surfaces man Messenger. Phone Lowe, secretary of the state fed- The of food to the fat not orily has the ap Kahn, who has been program: quantity required Siegfried McDer-mot- METHODIST MINISTER eration. maintain the in health and pearance of being overheated, but in N. M returned to the Class History' Luetta t. body is actually storing up heat which Gallup, "What difference does it make vigor varies according to climate, he no use in these hot city yesterday. UNDERGOES OPERATION whether a singer Is slender or has for days. H. left yester- Polo Mary Arsala. season, clothing, occupation, work; See that your daily consumption Frank Strong obese; how she smiles, walks al Los on Class Prophecy Ruth Eaton, I and exercise, the state of the of water equals or exceeds eight day for Angeles, Calif., Spuria nrronixmdpnc to The ilmjronl.) and bows; or from which sido of. business.' Ho expects to be absent Leona Beyle. N. M.. 10. Rev. Z. health, age, sex, and body glasses. Polo Davis. Hone, June her mouth she sings? It's her U. a a week or ten days. Sylvia B. Moon, pastor of the M. E. weight. It we Rive a little el Don t attempt to eat heavy meal Class Will Katherlne Owen. and value of toot, when you are tired or overheated, M. Mandell, Julius Mandell and church of Hope, was operated on the selection o our Sol Welller left after- "Breezy Point," comedy in throe St. is any danger and don't hurry it down. It is yesterday acts. Thursday night at Francis there hardly noon for the Cebolla trout fish- Characters: for iBKm less than we require TM much better to skin a meal once fn Aunt Dexter hospital, Carlsbad, appendi- eating on tablfc while than to to with a ing stream a few miles beyond the Debby citis and dinner that is placed the a try work , . . . , Luetta McPermott complications. or in the res- tired stomach full of undigested Jemez hot springs. They will be For scver.nl days his recovery in our average home absent a week. Elinor Pearl Sylvia Davis of this city would easily material. One of the secrets of Nina McCamant was doubtful, and his wife, and taurants a Is Mrs. J. who has been Ashrnel Grant .... who were in take care of all the requirements reaching comfortable old age Kagan, Mrs. Hardscratc.h ... .Teresa Zllles daughter, Dallas, Have Your laborer or one knowing when you have eatfm visiting relatives and friends in were wired to come at once. Party Beautiful Silk Frocks $?W5 needed for a heavy the and in Texas for the Mehitable Doolittje. . .Leona Beyle who is expected to perform loni enough. Follow the safe rule. "Al south Vernon Kuth Eaton He had Just returned from a a ways leave the table past few months, returned to her Bernice to El Paso and was taken hours of toil or exercise. When hungry." Laura Leigh Raphael Bnreia trip At IN AN business man or one engaged 1. apartment at 315 West Lead sick on the way home. Uramies avenue last Edith Norton...... Helen Wiley Moon indoor work attempts night, accompanied by Clarice Mary Assala Rev. is also fiscal agent dinner quiet 11 EIGHTH GRADERS her niece from Tex. Fenleigh All-Ye- Teas and parties of such meals he is little Dallas, Fantlne Katharine Owen for the National Park with Mr. Ragan is in Colorado, but is committee. can be arranged at certainly flirting dyspepsia ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS home in a few llardscratch Twins: Sale and it will get him sooner or later. expected days. Myrtle McCamant They Extraordinary The value of food Is measured by Gordon E. Roberts, of Dalhart, Ima Jean Kemble AN APPRECIATION Las Vegas, N. M., June 10. Tex., is here visiting his mother, can be as elaborate or as the amount of energy It will pro- Eleven finished tho Clem .Angellne Tipton Silk Dresses in all the prevailing spring styles are duce when assimilated. Quantit" boys and girls Mrs. Mary E. Roberts, at 312 as desire. The eighth grade work of the Immacu- South street. Time The present. Ballut Abyad temple, A. A. O. N. simple you here for in this special clearance of- and weight have very little to Third room at Breezy M. youf choosing late Conception school, and were wood, full truck load, Act I. Sitting S. desires to express its deep food at Miramontes is the real value. Preparation Oi Rev. Factory Point. fer. They are fashioned of Canton Crepe, Crepe food amounts to over awarded diplomas Friday by four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. and sincere appreciation, as well best the market fifty per cent Father A. Itabeyrolle. All will Phono M. Act It. Six weeks later. as thanks to the newspapers for affords, de Chine, Krcpe Knit, Charmeuse, Taffeta and of its value. Unbalanced! lets are school Act III. Four weeks later. , is contlnue',ln the high depart- I. A. T. S. E. will meet this publicity given, tho Chamber ot and it temptingly pre- with long-wai- st, responsible for a long list of afflic- ment of the school next The ( Class Song Teresa utiles. Commerce Georgette combinations; straight line, comes 01" year. morning at 10 o'clock. for valuable assistance The service leaves tions; scurvy from lack Mil- ( The will bo awarded to pared. blouse and coat trimmed in fresh fruits and pupils receiving diplomas are There are undelivered telegrams diplomas rendered, the A. T. & S. F. Ry. effects, novelty vegetables; anemia ton Herman, James Purcell, tho graduates this evening. The for courtesies nothing to be desired. from lack of meat; acidosis from at the Western Union for Mable address will be de- - company extended, as well as conservative ways. In Navy, Black, too much Charles Wolf, Manuel Sena, Julia Jackson, J. L. Ewing, LouiB His- - ir.ntiimnnmpiit the police department for its ef- In it is much fat; eczema and manj nnrrln. JunnltA. Montano. Orn.ce liverea ny itev. u. ficient addition, Brown, Beige, Canna, Cherry, etc. Many "Peggy" skin diseases from a diet too rich senero. Miss Bernico Jones, Miss control, and to all those who cooler at Miramontes Eggert', Amy Gallegos, Beatrice J. C. G.. T. Chicago. so generously gave their cars and than models included. Sizes 16 to 44. in carbohydrates or fats. The Im- Rob-crso- n. Mattie Cox, Markley, Taige" - Sena, Ruby Moen, Gwendolyn C. L. time in giving our visitors so pleas in 'town. And the portance of a mixed diet, well reg- Wentzel, C, Leddford and HOME dining Pengilly. FIRE DAMAGES ant a reception. The Shrine ex room has adobe walls three ' Tho following pupils attained Thero will be a ot tends to the entire citizenship of TWO INTERESTING PRICE 7 in work of the Pal- meeting the OF W. P. WINGATE ON perfection the Albuquerque Graduate Nurses at Albuquerque its sincere thanks, feet thick. mer .method of business writing: the Sanatorium Tues- CENTRAL AVE. with the assurance that so splendid our Elizabeth- - Presbyterian EAST Entertain friends at ASSORTMENTS Stella Groth, Carvill, afternoon at 3 o'clock. All an effort cannot help but bring Marguerite C. de Baca, Charlotte day wonderful results. Miramontes this summer. nurses dro requested to attend Tlof oVips nra hellc'vcd to have forth Herman, Virginia Gump, Mary this meeting. WILLIAM R. WALTON, They'll like it and Values to $25.00 Values to $46.50 Manzanares. important lo,n iha c.nisn of the fire which Chairman Entertainment Com you'll work Miss Katherlne Zellhoefer and almost destroyed tie be saved fuss and The following finished the leav- completely, mittee. all the Pen-!ma- sister, Mrs. A. P. Smith, are or w . prescribed by the American garage at the pack tne r. trouble. $13.95 $22.95 Anna Helen ing this morning for California. Wlncnto home. 1301 East Central Herman, Gump, Dr. W. B. of Ft. Worth, Mary Manzanares. Weeks, avenue early yesterday morning. NORMENTS' AGENCY CO. The school had an enrollment of Tex., who has been visiting his Tho firn snrearl from the earaKe Distinctive and exclusive styles in the higher priced sister and niece, Mrs. Blanche of housa. TO over 200 and an average dally at- and damaged the rear the James W. Norment offers his A PLACE. r.tJTT of Underwood and Marie Underwood, Thero was no car in .the garage ac models will be individually reduced. tendance of 190. Five Sisters manv rears of exDerlence In buv- - 2100-J-- school. Next returned home last week. the time of the fire. The damago Phone l Loretta teach the real -- to District Attorney Fred Nicholas estimated close to mg, selling estate, valuing NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS fall when tho school expects is at l,uuu. property, examining titles, convey- !'move into the new school house and family, of Magdalena, are ' and loaning the money of now erected. Then eight spending a few days in the city SEARCHING FOR NEGRO. ancing being relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 10. Posses others to those who may have such sisters will be employed and a kin- visiting Carthage, Texas, June business and desire such service. will be es- -. Nicholas will leave Wednesday of citizens and officers today are dergarten department for California. bloodhounds for Zrk We will merit your confidence in tablished. The school teaches all searching with all business entrusted to our care. through the high school, A children's day service will be King, negro, charged with shooting grades held avenue Metho- son of B. Give us a trial and be convinced. Your and has a business department. at the Lead to death Park Rayburn, 218 West dist church at 10:45 o'clock. V. Rayburn, farmer near Norment's Agency Co., today prominent - Gold avenue. Phone 419. TO The Epworth League officers will here, this morning. Young Kay- j MAY SEND RANGERS be installed. burn's wife was slightly wounded glasses KILLING G. E. McDonald, state manager by the negro, who fired twice fol- C. H. CONNER.. M. D. D. O. MUSIC COMPANY INVESTIGATE - RIEDLMQ fo tha Woodmen of the World In lowing a. dispute over financial Osteopathic Specialist. matters. v Stern BIdg. Tel. 701-- J. 825-- should June 10. Texas Arizona and New Mexico, with Laredo, Tex., headquarters at Phoenix, arrived rangers wilt be sent here at the in Phone 987. 304 West Central, Albuquerque, N. M of John Albuquerque last night. request District Attorney Among the Shriners to stop off above all A. Vails to investigate the killing In of General the city yesterday were Mr. and on Wednesday night Mrs. W. H. Abbott, of London, On- OUR RECORD Luclo Blanco, a former officer in tario, who visited Mr. and Mrs. be tVia rarram.a. srmV of Mexico. George Mueller, 617 West Slato Number of Students Pinned In Positions 265 known Mill This became late today avenue. Not Placed In Positions 0 a Number of Graduates .illll MlPl IliiililH'ffi when Mr. Vails made pudiio C. L. Berndtson left now In our Classes and let us train to fill Nef f In yesterday Enroll Summer you l! comfortable. telegram from Governor for Wis., where he was Individual instruction ill I to 'the. for rangers. Rochester, a "Better Than the Average" Position. reply request called on account of the condition our specialty. ' of his who under- DEAD. wife, has been This is Our INVENTOR IS going treatment at the Mayo clinic. store a gate- Hi New York, June 10. Thomas Mrs. Margaret Hinds, grand ma- Western School for Private world Howard, founder and executive tron of the Eastern Star of New way to the whole glasses chairman of the. National Institute Mexico, an official visit to known paid of Inventors, and widely Adah chapter, No. 5, on Tuesday Secretaries of Victrola Music. In the motion picture Industry,, evening. A social hour followed made died here today. the business meeting when supper 745 West Avenue. Telephone 901 J Any instrument or was served to 200 members. Tijeras COBURN WILL FACE CHARGES. record made the Victor in our own Atlanta, Ga June 10. WilUam ARTS AND CRAFTS STUDIO. by S. Coburn, former grand goblin of to order. I Embroidery Lamp IX-- can be bought victrola 1 the Ku KIux Klan is California, shades. Designing. Phone 170. VictroU Company ;j shop will return to Los Angeles to face Room 9. Melini buildlsg, over L us. tha inmetment returned against Pesney's. United Home Builders of America Ji through him after a raid at Inglewood, u to- invitation is was Citl-7.c- A combine suburb, ft announced here Dr. 8. Mable Skcels, D. O. m illllll hearty night by E. Y. Clark, imperial Bank BIdg. Phones 881-- tem of Klan. 2022-- J. Assets Over extended music lovers comfort wizard pro the $2,250,000. to DEATHS AND FUNERALS 3 LOANS TO MEMBERS ONLY to visit us frequently, p'.sr,,W',;:' style whether desire a LUCERO Abelicio Lucero, 69 OX UNPAID YEARLY BALANCES. they Come in and Inspect died his - and years old, last night at demonstration of the Our Modern residence. He is survived by two COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Safety sons, Pablo Lucero and Antonio listen Lucero, and his widow, Mrs. Lu- Victrola, or just to quality. Deposit Vaults cero. The body was taken to Showing: Growth ot Our Hcserve Fund awl Asset. favorite CroIIott'a funeral parlors, pending RESERVE 'FCND ASSETS to some of their funeral nno.on .Tune SO, 1020 ... Have . arrangements, Dec. 3ti m $ $130,517.5.1 For a moderate charge Dec. 81, 1920..... 20.000.00 Dec. 81. 1920 441.847.12 music. CORT Alva M. Cory, 28 years, Dec. March 750,700.87 - SI, 1921...,, 118.000.00 81, 1921... per year .'you may secure died yesterday afternoon at 1 March 149,000.00 March 81, 1922. .$2,193,343.87 We will your o'clock at his home on NoitU gladly explain 1 1" a box in this, vault pro- Twelfth street. Mr. Cory came GROWING-SAFE-SOUND-S- URE our easy terms on request. VictroU XVII eyes for here from La Plata, Mo., a snoit M viding ample storage time ago. The body will be ship- ped to his old home on train No. There is a Reason Investigate Take No examined jewelry, valuable papers, 10 Monday morning, accompanied by his who was with him Other for Results. . securi- father, bonds and other C, T. t the time of his death. ' , today ties, to which you have French is in charge. &ur Homo Office in in our own office building; In St. Louis, Our General Asenry for New Mexico is at 218H West access at all times during BARGAIN! BARGAIN! Gold, Albuquerque. The United is the original 3 per cent com- pany operating in the Southwest and its rapid and substantial business hours. growth and phenomenal-succes- s has made it a great and permanent Tract 'of fine, land nearly seven financial institution. acres adjoining new district Uni- TAUPERT versity Heights. Investor will First Savings Bank double money In two years. Also United Home Builders of America Co. new water plant consisting of Optical and pump, gasoline engine, 1,000-ga- l. ::'.'':: capacrty reservoir of cast iron, ASSETS OVER $2,250,000.00 305 West Central never uncrated. Will sell below ; Trust Company Reliable Accnts Wanted in Every Locality. kctrt cost. For either University Heights 588 or Mrs. Phone ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. land water plant, enquire JAS. W. NORMENT, General Agent, Albuquerque, X. M. N. J. V! Strumqulst, Jr.,. phone wammmmmmmamummnmmmS- 1621-- n ii .v , mis ii Page Fouf. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL June 11, 1922 RUTH PUTS PELLET OVER RIGHT FIELD FENCE FOR HIS SIXTH HOME RUN

PITCHER AND INFIELDER ARE HELPING HURLER TO WEAR sides will give an opportunity for ALLOWS ON BELEN TD PLAY PLAN TENT CITY showing off what the farms and ATHLETICS STARTLE AMERICAN LEAGUE IES PLATE HEAD ranches produce and photographs TO GUARD SKULL of places of scenic Interest, 5; BUT 6 SAFETIES GRAYS AT 2:30 FOR THRONGS AT Although about 45 per cent of i married couples celebrate their sll-v- er wedding, only about one In a thousand live to celebrate SCORE 14 TO 5 GARGIS THIS AFTERNOON VEGAS IN JULY . their i ID WIN golden annlvers.-.ry-

(Special Correspondence (a Tbo Jonnul.) and Shocker a St. Louis Defeats Philadel-'phi- a, Game to Be Held at Barelas Mays Stage Las Vegas, N. M., June 10. A Near-Figh- t; Philadelphia 5 to 1; Pirates Field; Teams Have Even tent city may accommodate hun- UtfenouH foirlfie Wins a Pitchers' Battle Hammer Braves' Twirl- Split on First Two Games dreds of visitors to th Fort Highway associa- 9-- AessenSer From Cleveland. ers and Take Game, 1. Played This Season. tion convention and ths eighth Boy " annual reunion, which (By The Associated Preu.) (By Tb Amoclated Press.) Belen is coming up hers today cowboys enou$lifor tfie - 1 will be held here Strong St. Louis, June 10. Mlllec Hug- - Philadelphia, Pa June 10. Mc- km for th express purpose of break- simultaneously two home run 60-6- Henry's drives wore y ing the 0 standing with the during the third, fourth and fifth gins' wrecking crew, the Yankees, factors in St. Louis' second to - Motor 6 straight k Wrays and making it "two out of of July. Plans are under way Cop walloped tiie Browns 14 to today win over Philadelphia 1. in a game featured sixth today three for Belen." Dan Padilla have such a camp located on the by Ruth's His home run in the third inning claims they can't do It but then home run, a circuit drive by Pipp, scored Hornsby ahead of him. grounds of the Montezuma Baptist Rnd a 'Jan claimed they wouldn't get the in mouti. Galllnas near fist fight between Ainsmlth's timely hitting scored the best of his down at Belen the college the of , Pitchers Carl and two boys six miles of here. Mays Urban Cardinals' other tallies. Haines other day, but did. canyon north Shocker. Shocker in pitching to allowed the locals but six acattereu they Prospective visitors to the road tossed close ones to the hits. Score: However, the Grays are coming convention and to the reunion are Mays three up with a line-u- p that looks like latter's head, when Mays taunted St. Ix)uls. the best in the state. Roberto will being advised to bring camping his opponent. Majrs rushed toward AB. R. H. PO. A. E. tako the mound for the in the equipment, though the city will Shocker to 4 1 Grays find rooms in hotels and and threatened fight. Flack, rf opening frame of the game. Ho private Vmplres stopped them. Witt fol- Mann, cf. 3 looks like best bet. homes for all those seeking such lowed a J. 0 the twirling Mays at bat and ducked Smith, cf.. The Grays loaned him to the Old accommodations. close one, which- - started another Hornsby, 2b., 2 Town Stars in to The chamber of commerce has . 2 Sunday order Im- rumpus. Police and umpires acain McHenry, If. even up the game between them made arrangements for the interfered. Phil Ball, owner of the krMV; Fournier, lb. . 12 he almost more provement of the auto camp why the INDIAN . 1 and than evened it, Browns, was nit over the right eye Stock, 3b ... He comes here from hav- grounds in the city. Eight mod- THAT'S called the universal hi 5 the coast, with foul ovens e. a ball oft Robertson's bat. Ainsmlth, c. ing been developed in Hawaii. ern out door cook under a motor-cycl- It's no trick at said ss . . . . 1 roof an Physicians the injury would Lavan, Young Romero, who has clouted and adobe hut whereva all to ride a Scout, because it's not prove dangerous. Score: Haines, 0 out camp attendant will dispense wood p.... eight home runs this season low, me- Jfcw York. ' : with one of the other local teams, and other necessities, will be put light, perfectly balanced, A. Totals 36 6 9 27 8 2 no AB. K. II. PO. E. 1 I will occupy tho left garden for the up and the park will have two chanically perfect, It's trick to Witt, Cf 5 2 2 1 0 0 mk $JfI t Philadelphia. and is to wield a rustlo gates, elertrlo lights and got one. Join the INDIAN Scout 1 0 0 0 0 0 AB. R. II. PO. A. E. Grays expected Miller, cf wicked stick. Cotinole, the crack modern toilet and water facilities. Club. Let us demonstrate and ex- Ward, 2b 5 1 1 3 5 1 Rapp, 3 3 0 2 0 4 0 third baseman of the Old Town Community Spirit Shown, 4 S 2 4 0 0 0 4 1 plain. Youll be riding in a few Ruth If 3 0 0 Parkinson, 2b.. Stars, will occupy the second sack Senator A. A. Jones has donated 2 1 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 weeks If you join the club Baker 3b Williams, cf.... with Dans --aggregation in the the use of his lots at tho corner today. 3b ... 3 1 1 1 1 0 Walker, rf.. . . 2 1 1 4 0 0 of avenue Seventh 4 0 0 2 1 0 future. Douglas and 'j Meusel, i t 4 3 3 2 0 0 Lee, If M. M. Sundt the 4 0 0 0 4 0 The rest of the line up will be street, has given t Pipp, lb 4 2 213 0 0 Fletcher, ss.... relief M. brick, the lumber men have given r. r. c 4 0 2 1 0 0 O'Connell, pitcher; Scott, ss l 4 i o Henline, Chavez, c; Ed Chavez, lb; Salazar, the necessary timber, Architect C. Albuquerque i 3 0 1 2 1 0 Leslie, lb 3 0 0 15 0 ' 'ft?' Devormer, c ... Sb; Ortiz, ss; Parentl, cf, and Chlct W. Barrett has furnished plans 4 0 0 0 3 0 Rollie Naylor, left, snapped at the grandstand before a recen game, xxWrlghtsone free Works Mays, p 2 0 0 1 2 0 Irvin, rf. and numerous citizens have Novelty and Jimmy Dykes, third baseman. Welnert, p ..101000 is who volunteered the labor to erect a Rlmonson A Danlclson xLebourveau ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 It expected that Holman, Totals .39 14 19 27 IS ' Wilbur JJubbcU in twirled for the Belen team when it home for the chamber of com- The pitching of Rollie Naylor and the thind basing- of Jimmy Dykes Winters, p 0 0 0 0 action. 321 Sonth Second Street St, I.ouls. 10 took the measure of the Grays in merce. The building will be so 870-- A. are playing: a big in the phenomenal of the Athletics ti xxxPeters 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wilbur Ilubbell, Philly pitcher, Phone AB. R. II, PO. E. part showing tse who a the former game, will bo started at built that It can be moved at any " . . . . days. Pitchers Hasty, Rommel and Bing Miller, Galloway and Perl us sustained fracture of the on Tobin, rf 1 6 27 16 1 skull when ball the mound in the hope of being able time. Display windows two ...... 3110 0 are all playing brilliant ball. Totals recently hit by a Pruett, p x ...... 33Welnert In batted has to duplicate the performance. 1 ss . . . . 0 0 Batted for eighth, by a Brooklyn batter, The 2:39 Gerber, xx Batted for Leslie In recovered from the blow after game will start at s Wright, P . . . . 0 0 ninth, o'clock and will be the first one 2 xxx Batted for Winters in ninth. hovering near death. But for some Slsler, lb . ... 0 kle, 6 In 7 innings. Winning pitch- timo he wear a metal over since the new shaded bleachers If 1 2 Bv innings: will plate bleach- i Williams, .. er Rommell. Losing pitcher 002 001 the of his head the 'ave been erected. The new cf . . 0 1 St. Louis 0205 portion hit by 400 Tacobson, Coveleskie. 'BIG BROTHERS' 000 000 001 1 ball to a second ers will accommodate about Burst, cf 0 0 Philadelphia prevent possible more fans in the Two-bas- e Hen- - injury until the skull heals. park. I c . . . 0 1 5. Summary: hits Severeid, Ietrolt, Washington, 4. Three-bas- e c 0 1 er- line, Stock. hit Horns i Collins, .... Detroit, June lo. iumotte's Home runs 2. i Kllerbe 3b . . . 1 0 ror, a fielder's choice and by. McHenry. singles NEEDED FOR THE Double Four-nle- r. off three Chicago pitchers today, ENJOY NEW MEXICO J McManiis, . 1 2 by Cobb Veach Detroit a play McHenry and lb and gave Bases on balls Haines, 3; while Vance and Decatur pitched FILM Shocker, p . . . 0 0 B to 4 victory in ton Innings over shut out SMILES 8 0 Welnert, 2. Struck out By Haines, ball, the Dodgers winning -- , Bayne, p Washington hero The 13 to 0. and OUT-OF-DOO- today. Tigers 4; 1. Hits Off Welnert, Score: to forth RS- ' Hobertson, ss.. 0 0 went Into fourth place as a result, Welnert, 1 1 8 in 8 innings; oft Winters, 1 in 1. Chicago. By Hi Shorten, rf . . . displacing Cleveland. Heilmann KID BALL iB, K, H. 1'U. A. IS. Speeds 0 . 1. hit his sea- TEiS i zBronkie ... ninth homo run of the 1.' Statz, cf . , ...... 5 0 1 Pittsburgh, 9; Boston, out-of-doo-rs son in the seventh. Score: . . .4 0 1 3 0 manyhappii Your state is the state in 38 5 12 27 15 3 Boston, Mass., June 10. Pitts Hollocher, ss greatest Totals Wasltngton. Boston KniR, 3b 3 0 1 4 1 MARRIAGD , Batted for Pruett in ninth. A B. IT. A. E. ."If every boy In Albuquerque burgh found pitchers easy the Union. Here you have scenery that's un- il. PO. and error the locals aided Grimes, lb . . .3 0 0 MADE 0TJ 3b . 1 1 0 1 0 was playing baseball, or some today by , By innings: Bluege, ...3 the to a 9 to 1 Barber, - . . .1 0 0 M rtrt Ate. surpassed anywhere in the world ; the hunting 026 420 00014 5 1 2 4 2 0 visitors victory. lb Xow York Harris, 2b other good game during every Glazner allowed five one Heathcote, , . .3 0 . 1 UlLULUID 200 000 300 6 3 1 1 0 0 only hits, rf and are good, and the camping St. Louis Rice, cf 3 spare minute this summer there of . .1 0 1 fishing places Two-ba- se them a triple by Nixon in the Callaghan, rf Summary: hits Judge, lb r ... .4 0 1 9 0 0 would be no boya in the city or third. Score: Miller. If the finest you could possibly desire. Bronkie, 3 1 1 r 0 ft courts 4.0.1 Ward, Collins, Ooebel, rf the county this summer Terry, z n . . . .3 0 .0. 5 DOMESTIC Three-bas- e hit . 0 0 0 0 o declared Ad Pittsburgh. Witt, Meusel. Hrower, rf ..'..1 High School Coach AB. R. IT. PO. A.E. O'Farrell, c . ,.3 0 1 .0 We can make your summer more Home runs Ruth. It ., 0 2 1 1 0 dison Moore "The jaunts Pipp, Smith, ,...3 yesterday. ss.. 5 2 2 2 3 0 Kautfmann, p 0 0 continue to feed Gerber and Slsler; e . . . 0 0 0 2 0 men of can Maranville, 00 with the Double plays Picinlch, .2 Albuquerque help the cf 4 2 2 2 0 0 Osborne, , . .1 0. 0. 0 ideas to film pleasant camping equipment and Slsler, o . 0 0 2 1 0 in this Mr. Moors Carey, p Scott, Ward Pipp; Gharrlty, ..2 boys respect," Blgbee, If 5 2 4 3 0 0 Freeman , p . .2 0 0 0 titters. One of we have selected to meet state condi- and Collins. Bases on; Lamotto, S8 0 0 4 added. 0 4 3 0 0 Wright ....2 4 1 0 . the new mov- DUX-BA- K 2; 1; Mays. . 0 0 0 0310 Two diamonds Tierney. 2b.... Fiiberg .10 tions, with the outing clothes balls Shocker, Wright, Johnson, p ...2 have been R 0 1 2 3 0 ies 1. Struck out Shocker. J; Francis, . 0 0 0 3 0 and will soon be in fine Traynor, 3b.... asks: "It By p ...2 scraped, Mueller, rf 6 l 2 3 n 0 Totals ...34 0 7 24 14 2 a we carry, and with genuine Rainbow Bayne, 1; Wright, 2; Pruett. 1; condition down at Washington 6 0 2 7 0 0 Matrimony 8 in . S2 4 Grimm, lb IJrooklyn. Failure?" The tackle we distribute. Mavs, 1. Hits Off Shocker, Totals 828 13 1 Park. Leagues of boys will be c 4 1 A U.K. II. A. E, fishing 6 In 5 In One Oooch, PO. r" " essential facts 3; off Bayne. 1; Wright, out when winning run was organized on Wednesday of next 4 0111 0811 0 Sb 5 1 1 Some Glazner, p High, 3f Pruett, in 2. Losing' pitcher scored. week. older person is . would never be known if everybody needed to Johnston, 2b ..5 Shocker. Detroit. sponsor the individual Totals ...41 9 16 27 11 1 B. Griffit h, rf cf 6 took Elaine Hammerstein's hint AB. R. II. PO. A. E. teams in these leagues In order 3 Announce Your Cleveland. 0. Boston. Wheat, If "Why Marriage?" Philadelphia," 8; Blue, lb to make them a success. AB. R IT. PO. A.E. If . 10. Philadel- 3b . The Nets, ... ..1 Cleveland, June Jones, .411900 leagues will be nronerlv Nixon, 4 0 3 1 Myers, cf . . 0 0 "The was a Selznick Cleveland series 1 Flapper" phia opened the Haney, 3b .201410.1 organized this summer. The rules cf...... 4 0 0 2 T. 0 0 before and 3 0 was a 4 Barbare, 2b.,.. Griffith, rf photoplay long goloshes with a to victory. It Cobb, cf . 0 have already been published. The 3 0 0 0 1 ATSON'g' Christenbury, If Schmandt, lb 0 were introaucea 10 battle between Romraell Veach, If S 0 1 boys are to , The one tweed dresses pitcher's ready go. Nicholson, rf . . . 4 0 0 2 Ward, ss . . 2 0 business make the 206 West Central. Phone 19 and Coveleskie, the runs being the Heilmann, rf . 4 2 0 thing that remains is for older 4 0 1 0 help grade. Boeckel, 3b.... Deberry, c . 0 , 0 result of a homo run by Walker Cutshaw, 2b . . .4 0 0 people to volunteer some of 0 from their Holke, lb 4 0 11 Taylor, c . . 0 0 I Kodaks $1 to $65 and a by Johnston, Score: RJgney, ss , . . . 4 0 0 time to sponsor a team and hold 0 3 When Jackie Coogan screens triple Ford, ss 4 0 Vance, p . . . . .1 2 0 ' Cleveland. c 1 0 0 the It "Oliver Twist" it is to be that Rassler, gangs together. Those who O'Neill, c 2 Decatur, . . 2 0 hoped A B. R. H. PO . . . 2 0 are to p Oldham, p ,4 .1 willing do this should tele- Gowdy, c 1 1 he will not play the role of Bill ct . 0 0 2 1 0 0 Mr. 1941-- .Tamleson, ..4 Ehmke, p 0 phone Moore, or . . 0 0 3 Totals 40 13 24 27 11 2 4 0 0 3 meet Watson, p. bykes. Evans. It with the boys at Washing- Flllingim, p. 0 0 0 1 Batted for Freeman in ninth. Gardner, 3b . . Totals . .. .31 6 11 30 10 2 ton Park next Wednesday aft- 0 0 0 Ruth has discovered that 2b ernoon at 6:15 Lansing, p.. By innings: Dwyer Stephenson, By innings: o'clock. zPowell 0 0 0 Chicago 000 000 000 0 short skirts have an effect on the ss . . 0 All J. Sewell, Washington ; ..200 000 200 high school boys wishing zzMcQutllan . . . 0 0 0 301 710 Olx 13 of men. make them . . . . to Brooklyn stature They Mclnnis, lb Detroit .010 001 110 organize independent teams Two . 15 to in the summer - Summary: base hits look longer. Wood, rf ... Summary: Two base hits piny leagues at Total 32- 1 5 27 13 3 Schmandt, Wheat. Three base O'Neil. c . Bluege, Rice. Threo hnse hita Washington Park will meet on z Patted Watson in eighth. . for hits Johnston, Ward. Double tried "Experimental Mar Coveleskie, p Judge, Smith. Home run Heil Monday afternoon for organiza- 7.1 Ran for Powell in eighth. to to "Having p . mann. tion and at ' ' plays Hollocher Krug Terry on the screen, Constance Keefe, uounie piays liassler and practice the park. Bv innings: to Krug. Base on balls Off Os- riage L. Sewell . . . Jones next turns to j Cutshaw; and Blue. Pa?s Pittsburgh 000 002 1169 borne,! 1; 2. Struck out Talmadge 'HappU Rhinault . . , on balls Oft Vance, Mode." Johnson, 8; Oldham, Boston 000 000 0101 Vance, 3. Hits Off Kauffmann, ess a la xWambasganss 6: Francis, 4; Ehmke, 1. Struck Three-bas- e hits out Summary: 4 In no innings, none out in first; Summer By 1. base 0 Johnson, 1; Oldhnm, Mueller, Nixon. Stolen off 15 in 4 off De- Selznick'a film are delivered to Totals 34 0 1 27 11 Hits Off 6 7 YESTER Freeman, Oldham, in off Christenbury. Bases on balls Off catur, 4 in 4; off 6 in Australian showmen by kangaroo for Coveleskie In 7th. 4 5 3; Osborne, 'Batted Johnson, in Ehmke, 2 in 2: 2. Struck 3 3 2 Glazner, Flllingim, off in 6. express. If you believe that Batted for ICeefo in ninth. Francis, 7 in 4. Hut Watson. 2. Hits Vance, Winning youll Winning Bv Glazner. 6; pitcher Vance. Losing pitcher believe anything. - xRan for O'Neill in ninth. pitcher Ehmke. pitcher--Franci- s, DAYS 11 In Losing Off Watson, 8; Flllingim, Kauffman. I 3. Philadelphia. 4 in Lansing, none in ' A 13. R. H. PO. A. E. Watson. ' "Lady Godiva's" adventure has 2b . 1 0 2 1 0 Losing pitcher 1 ,! as a warn- Young, ...2 10; B. been screened, possibly . 1 1 8 0 0 Chicago, Boston, SUITS Accessories Johnston, lb ..4 June 10. bat- New York, 3: Cincinnati. 5. ing to girls who would bob their If . 1 1 3 0 0 Chicago, Chicago Walker, ...4 ted three twirlers hard to- New June 10. The New hatr. ; . . . . 3 0 1 3 0 0 visiting Tork, Welch, rf day and won the first game of tire NATIONAL LEAGUE. Tork Nationals raised their world's Miller, cf 4 0 0 2 0 0 and o! 4 series from Boston, 10 to 5. Kaher, New 2. championship flag here today Movies seem to be "The Port . 0 0 0 0 York, 3; Cincinnati, ninth-innin- Perkins, o ...3 who went the route then out r. sensational g Men." Husbands" ss . .4 0 1 3 5 0 for the locals, Brooklyn, 13, Chicago, 0. pulled J Missing "Missing Galloway, was hit hard but he had no St. 1 from Cincinnati by C Owen Moore is 3b . 0 2 1 4 0 trouble Louis, 6; Philadelphia, victory ftsr 1 ub having turned up. is Dykes, ...3 winning because of the comfortable 1. a score of 3 to 2. It was George Now the time to that Swim- Rommell, p . . ."3 0 0 1 2 0 Pittsburgh, 9; Boston, now "Reported Missing." buy lend obtained in the early innings. Burns day on the Polo grounds ana Score: Burns was with a dia- Suit. We have a .vari- . Totals 30 3 6 27 12 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE. presented Some of the "Missing Millions'' ming splendid . studded watch with . . Boston. New York, 14; St. 6. mond platinum y. Louis, oeen usea 10 a puuio-pla- , By innings: AB. R.H. PO. A.E. 6. a leweled chain, a gift from the have prouuee in all sizes. , Cleveland 000 000 000 0 Chicago, 10; Boston, ety 5 0 2 1 0 I) a silver ..j . 000 Smith, rf Detroit, 6; Washington, 4 (ten officials of the Giants, and : 'Philadelphia ...102 0003 5 2 2 4 0 0 local ? Two base Menosky, It ... innings). cigarette ease from sporting NATIONAL LEAGUE. Summary: hits n 1 a 1 at "What's" With Women?" .Tohns-- Prutf "h t 3; 0. writers. Landls presided W. L. Pet. Wrong ; O'Neill. Three base hits ; Philadelphia, Cleveland, Judge Duga'n. 3b 4 0 1 1 (i both and took New York 30 is new movie question. ton, Gardner. Home run Walker...... l presentations part 19 .61;! a .i. . 4 1 z A II I) In before the game. 27 of Double J. Sewell, ; oinns, ci ... WESTERN LEAGUE. the parade Pittsburgh 19 .587 Outside being good wives, Athletic Underwear in all gra'des, plays Stephcn-- 4 0 1 7 2 0 held home-keepe- rs son to Burns, lb Tulsa, 14; Denver, 11. Keck, a Cincinnati youngster, St. Louis 2D 22 .569 mothers, sisters and Mclnnis; Gardner, Stephen-- i O'linnrkA 1 n 1 1 1 fl to son to Mclnnis. Base on balls ci St. Joseph, 7; Des Moines, 3. the world's champions four hits Brooklyn 27 24 .629 they are possibly all wrong. from nainsook to silks, $1.25 to $4.00 Walters, c .... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Oklahoma 6. in innings and then weakened Cincinnati 27 27 .600 ; Rommell, 2; Coveleskie, 2; Kecf- City, 4; Omaha, eight u o u u o in the ninth after Bohne fumbled Chicago 22 26 .458 i 2. Struck out By Coveleskie, 4; Kusseii, p l Wichita, 13; Sioux City, 21. win never screen 2 1 2 1 0 0 New York bats- Boston 20 Party politicians Rommell, 1. Hits Off Coveles- - Karr, p on Oroh, the first 28 .417 "A Woman of No Importance" at Pennock, 0 0 0 I d AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. man. Score: r Philadelphia 15 82 .319 im- 1 a bid for voters. They are all xHarrts p.,,.0 0 0 0 0 0 Toledo. 2; St. Paul, 6. . Cincinnati, L'a'dies' Silk" fl 0 now. Holeproof Gloves in I'lercey, p .... 0 0 0 1 Columbus, 9; Minneapolis, 13. AB. R. H. PO. A.E. portant xxLcibold .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Indianapolis, 2; S. Rums, cf . 4 MIU.I HUCCIN1 Kg Milwaukee, 1121 1 10 black and white, both jand short T Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 5. Daubert, lb 4 10 long 5 13 12 1 4 2 3 The Totals 39 24 Duncan, It '0 WHEN IN CHICAGO ones. White as well as other x Batted for Pennock in the SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Harper, rf 4 MEN, hose, seventh. Nashville, Wingo, c . 4 ' - Atlanta, Como Sea for colors; V WORK-OU- T xx Batted for Plorcey in ninth. Chattanooga, Bohne, 2b 3 and Yourselves Birmingham, Club i y Chicago. ss ff I Caveney, Tn Zr. z,orns at AB. R.H. PO. A.E. Memphis, B; Mobile, 2. Plnelll, 3b Gltotra Body Battery Johnson, fs . . . 4 2 2 2 2 0 Little Itoclt, 3; New Orleans, 3. Keck, p 4 la the greatest inven- 3b 4 1 2 2 S 0 tion for weakneaa ' Mulligan, .... YANK MGR.. - HERE TONIGHT R. Collins. 2b. COAST LEAGUE. Totals .33 2 6x25 12 1 utandi$ and debility the Shirts with and without collars, in 4 2 2 3 1 0 world has Hooper, rf Salt Lake, Sacramento, x One out when winning run known. No ivrno 4 0 2 5 0 0 1. druga, and Mostii ct Vernon, 2; Oakland, scored. AMERICAN' LI VGI R. madlcinea, no diet- plain white, stripes tans. . 4 0 1 2 0 0 San 2. who Is Falk, If Francisco, 7; Ixis Angeles, New York. W. L. Pet. ing, no unuaua.1 Benny Garcia, booked 3 1 0 10 1 1 6; 6. AB. II. PO. A. E. of sort, Sbeelv, lb 4 Portland, Seattle, R. New York 19 .642 any liere for 15 rounds with Benny 1 0 0 2 7 0 ,.34 luat oeaae all diealpa-tlu- n Schalk c 3 3 0 0 Bancroft ss . . . 4 2 St. Louis 30 22 .677 Cordova on the evening of June 4 1 1 0 1 0 WEST TEXAS LEAGUE. TiYlsc.h 2h 4 0 0 1 2 0 and this Inven- from Denver Fabcr.'p Washington 2S 29 .600 tion will do the work. will arrive here Score: , 4 0 0 1 R. H. E. Groh, 3b Detroit 27 .471 It aends a atream of Oxfords to suit every taste blacks "today ana will probably give his 32 27 1 i 4 0 0 0 ....24 Vfirst workout the Palace . Totals 10 11 11 Ranger 4 4 Meusel, If Philadelphia 21 24 .467 vital Ufa Into your public at Clovis 10 14 1 4 2 nerrea, organs and tans and whites ; ; s, By Innings: Young, rf Cleveland 24 28 .462 vicis, French calf Tool hall this evening. Arrange-jnent- 5 3 blood Boston 300 100 100 Batteries: Yank and Clayton; Kelly, lb 2 14 HOSion 21 27 .438 during the however, have not yet been 0 0 time rou are aaleen. 202 601 00X 10 Mickey and Ervln. 3 and all the . for the hall as Chicago Stengel, cf ... Chicago 22 29. .431 For the treatment .of rheumatism, weak popular leathers. completed securing Two-bas- e hits J. Score: tj it v. c 0 ; camp, Summary: Snyder, .... 13 back, nervouaneaa, stomach, liver and a training 2, E. San Angelo 5 9 1 . . . 0 2 2 ta Garcia and Cor-fido- Collins, Pratt Burns, Collins, Douglas, p kidney dlaordera, It Inoomparablo.' Dr. n Benny Benny Three-bas- e Sweetwater ,, 7 local Mostii, Johnson. hits 12 t xxSmith . . . . . Loreni's Dry Cell Storage Battery is a are both boys. They Batteries:. Henrv . 00O00 1 high-grad- e no .broke into fistic circles about the Smith, Mostii. Bases on balls ifnr.n Causey, p . . . battery, requires charging 1; 1. Hits Off Trammel and Alexander; ODAYS with vinegar or acida, la 100 per cent ame time. years Ben-'rt- y Russell, Karr, Brooks, eaaier 400 per eent Eight ago 4 2 3, ana S 7 27 18 1 applied, give greater was Russell, 3 in Karr, in mcnDurg I'ipKins, Total 32 aervlce and la aold at a low without Garcia taken into the 4 in Score - IT. E. In the price northern states where he has made non out in fourth; Pennock, R. xx Batted for Douglas added eoat for fancy books, 0 2. Abilene . 2 8 4 enviable 3; Plercey. in Losing pitcher eighth. A booklet with full and fac- ;nn reputation. Benny Karr. Lubbock . 8 6 8 GAMES particulars L Innings: mail FKEB1 sealed. Washburn By tory by L Cordova had a southern trend and prices time all Batteries: Scruggs, Whitehead, Cincinnati 100 010 0002 during that has fought Busch and Lyal; Swenson 000 000 00S S . over New An electric lamp which will burn and New York A. Electric Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Allen. Two-bas- e ' J. Lorenz Works Old Mexico and has for three without current has Summary: hits Dun- National League. Louisiana, years Score: IT. Three-bas- e mo Lincoln re, CHICAGO. ILL. en- R. E. can, 2. Snyder. Chicago :nnde several trips cast as well as been invented by an Italian Stamford . Young at Brooklyn, a shot at California. Tho la described as .0 9 8 hits Bancrott, Daubert. Double Cincinnati at New York. gineer. lamp Amarillo . .7 in 1 Bohne and Plnelll. Both will about 140 a incandescent elec- play Burns, ; ' boya weigh Batteries: and will enter the at tric that will burn a time Knadler, Applcton Bases on balls Off Douglas, 2; AMERICAN LEAGUE. , List Your With pounds ring light long and Schmidt; Maples and 2. out Property i catch without connection with source Douglas. Keck, Struck By Douglas, Philadelphia at Cleveland. Comp weights. any 6 any of 2; Keck. 1, Hits Off Douglas. Washington at Detroit. Norments' "i Since leaving here Garcia has clegtrlc supply other than itsalf. A is under consideration to Agency made only one return trip. He has The light Itself is radiated from a plan in 8 innings; Causey, 1 in 1.. Win- Boiton at "Chicago. amalgamate all the shoe workers' New. Tork St. Louis. Co. host of close friends in the city minute metallic candle of secret in ning pitcher Causey. at Exclusive Clothiers nd a crowd is to organizations America into one - Albuquerque's banner expected composition. union which shall be V. 21S, W. Gold. Phone 419. V witness big Independ- Brooklyn, IS; 0. A chandelier made of humsn his Invasion of ''his own ent of the Amorican Federation aileaso, a Tell us your wants. Yours for home tovn." Journal ci Brooklyn, June 10. Brooklyn tWftrt flflorns-- 'Church' in "the city SERVICE. Wgnt Ads Bring Resulta, , Labor, &ade 21 hits tot a total oj 30 bates p : ficldlltz, . Bohemifw . . , June 11, 192?. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five,

ing attend the Htute College cail-- j NOT contest will as- AW ITS BOYS Judging where they IL sist in Judging. SO BAD DOWN Hot lunch clubs have been form- ' ed in several of the county schools Woman's during trio past two years and jtf.l! ON THE FARM! Daily Magazine Page CLUBS FEA probably extend to the majority of I the county school districts ffits "Pad! Hero I am I we " year. Tho clubs formed under of tho teachers and tlv MORNING JOURNAL A sun browned, nilddlo aged IN THE COUNTY parent-teache- associations am', HELEN HUNTER'S HUSBAND DAY NURSERY FUND BEAUTY CHATS man, a prosperous Oklahomn bave bad the hearty support of tint farmer, quit squinting up and county home demonstration agent, BY JANE PHELPS. By Edna Kent Forbes. down the station platform, and and the Stato college, which will A sand pile turning, had tho first look at Club work is being made one of feature this type of work during full of chil- his son for six weeks. Kmilcs the most active f tho coming school year. dren in wreathed his face. departments HOME AND FORGIVENESS. leased her, their peace had been playing REDUCING. the most fattening foods which the home demonstration agent's A number of citizens have do- Father and son rushed toward Berra-llll- o made for all time, no matter what the sun, should be eliminated from the re- and county agent's work in nated prizes for tho.clubs and it in sonic lunches. flesh is a much Bimplcr duction diet. is to each other, hands outstretched. and a Chapter 66. little disagreements might arise. Losing It possible Itabbl Moiso county this year latyo expected that a good reprosecu been tried to baths and naps process than most women believe. have a balanced ration and to Bergman smiled number of active Boys' and Girls' Benu'.llllo wlllMn Horace Barnes had Not that either expected in the background. He wag tion from county and sentenced to a number of years change entirely, and at once, but for each, a As we were saying last week, if supply the body with everything clubs have been formed. able to attend the annual stato kindly matron you take less into the body It needs without into it for the meeting. Under the direction of Homo fall or for forgery. No one else had been that each was willing to do their energy feeding Tlabbl 1 club contests this' early to care for tho by food than you consume in ex- unwanted fat. "You're Bergman, Demonstration Maude implicated. In the sot that had part as best they could. Eliminating such Clifford McBanicIs' Agent Doty winter. sentence "You'll to bo awful little tots all ercise you will be certain to lose fattening foods as cream, butter 'spect," four large sewing clubs have been received him his trial and have patient while and father, just arrived from Lam- had been the chief topic of conver- with me, I expert," Helen said, as day their weight. This is an absolute rule, sugar is one way of doing n. formed and first, second, third ami More than 2.000,000 miners ate are and the fat women who declare bert, Oklahoma, exclaimed, fourth year work is being done by sation. But now that it was over, she snuggled in his arms. parents out a hand. required to the world's he bid to be Had "I intend to be!" he out bread winning. These are they hardly eat a thing and go T.rown thrusting heaity tho members, who rango from 10 produce fair forgotten. replied, Eczema should found hint can 1 of the things offered tho young on dally increasing in are Eyes. "You've t to 8 of supply coal. ho used his cleverness to earn an kissing her. girth be treated by a physician and not never thank you his years age. suc- ex- trons of the not tho to this rule enough The clubs are located at Cando-larl- honest living he would have Nell Layton came in and pa Albuquerque exceptions handled honie his mother was near was clay nursery who would oth- that they fondly imagine. They through simple crazy, what where Mrs. Fred Knk is ceeded, for he undoutedly claimed at Helen's looks. remedies. with tho and all.'-- ' erwise bo loft to play in the simply have forgotten how much worry club leader; Ranches do Albuquer- clever. But like all such men he "I think I will go to the country J. K. W. When a wart is on Clifford, 15, tall, thin, ex- streets alone. they really have been eating. dreamy que, which is under the club su- overreached himself at last. if It is such a beautlfler!" she. the face it is to have re- eyed and recently of GIRLS! BLEACH worked and claimed. If daddy Is sick and moth- Fat people, of course, thrive better it possessed pervision of Miss Alary Murpbey; Jack Hunter steadily and in moved by a physician and take heavily calloused hands, sniffled: Helen, enjoy- "It's the rest Helen had, as much er has to (to out tn work increase girth on fairly no Armijo, under tho direction of Mrs. nuietly, missing yet small of food. sys- chance of leaving a scar. "What's the matter villi her?" his books and magazines. It as else. You girls sit up every day, she brings baby amounts Their He to O. Farrell. and at old Town under ing anything tems turn Ainiie. The of wanted know, "Khe she Bull- had been a long while since he had all then have to take your to the nursery home on everything possible in,0 juice cucumber isn't is she?" the leadership of Miss Mario night,, South Seventh as flesh, yet if they eat less will makes a good bleach at this sea- sick, lessons are to UGLY FRECKLES had time to read. He was not dis- roses out of the rouge pot. Every street enrly they son "So but you've most worried ing. Weekly given was safe time catch Helen shall as 7 o'clock in tho morning. reduce, they cannot help it. Their which can be used as well for the club members who will nil turbed about Helen. She I doing it I bodies will the hands her to death running off that with his mother, yet as the send her back to mother." Sho leaves lilin there with tnko up the surplus and arms as for the show their work nt tlio annual days fab and reconsume it, complexion. way we've hunted you high and club and weeks went by he missed her "I'll go any time!" Helen repli- the eomforting assurance that low rewards and sent county fair this fall. tho of two lemons lie will lie best The thing then Is tn diet. Stout 6. B. I.. For the- - condi- posted "More and better is Squeeze Juice more and more. Finally he sent ed, then went off into an eulogy of givci the of oily your to every police de- poultry," Into a bottlo containing threoj her. must have care and food until It Is time people heing fond of what they tion of the skin over the nose picture tho slogan of the Bernalillo coun- for Jack's mother that eat find the In use partment In the country, but wc ounces of Orchard White, which "Jack wants me to come home!" made the old lady's cars burn. for her to come home from this hard part, a mild astringent such as any couldn't ty Boys' and Girls' Poultry clvb, fact most of them find it so hard of the toilet waters. get you located until which is the of any drug store will supply for a she told Mrs. Hunter gleefully. "But what did you do with your- work nt night. Kahbl found yon here." under leadership nur- to give up without half trying. Kstiierine. the Bergman C. P. been formed few cents, shake well, and you "Of course he does, dear! But self on a farm?" The Albuquerque day If ingredients A bit of moisture welled in Hayes, having of tho house Helen is of inestimable to But there are two ways to diet; in your cream did not mix, up through the efforts of County have a quarter pint best how I shall miss you. The "Qh, I kept pretty busy," sery help one is in you Gilliert's eyes. and com- seem no Idea of her scores of to rat loss quantity. You did not 'follow the directions Agent Lee Reynolds. The coMnty freckle and tan lotion, will very quiet and somber had giving away unfortunate parents cannot but reduce do "Are you ready to go home, whitencr. when are gone.'1 "I trotted about after who liuvo no one ctae to care help if you given with the formula. Tho only to agent hns also formed the "nig i' plexion you surprise. that. Tho other is to eat foods to do son?" his father wanted know, this Mrs. Hunter had wondered a bit mother Hunter, fed the chickens, for their children. The nur- tiling now is to heat it "Or wc town Calf club and the Corn club. Massage sweetly fragrant that will not produce flesh, or at over, a shall stay around The Calf club is letnon lotion into tho face. neck, at Jack's willingness to let Helen went to the post office for Jack's sery gives help, but It needs using double boiler, but a day or two?" being watched to ns least foods that will not produce do not. let it become overheated closely by Dr. J. K. Johnson of Ire arms ami bands each day and eeo remain with her so long, the while letters and oh, I managed keep help well. Only through so much flesh. If lived on "Do you supposo we could start blcacli time." o you and then beat it all with State college, who visits the boys how freckles and blemishes sho rejoiced to have her. And she going most of the the generosity of Albuquer-qu- together Clifford an.1 te spinach and turnips you would a silver fork until it becomes tonight?" suggested once a month nnd will later have out and how clear, soft and rosy-whi- had told the truth when she said "Isn't it terrible about Horace philanthropists has this lose his father supposed they could she would miss her. Helen's Barnes? sent him service been made certainly weight rapidly, but smooth and the consistency of which the three who make the best show tho skin becomes. gay. They up, you possible, you could not do course, cream. You catch the first train, they childish ways had been delightful know. I suppose Jack has told for tho fees, of tho this, of have not spoiled the did. patrons because the body needs all sorts quality any, so it can be used even in the quiet old farmhouse; her you." nrc not sufficient to keep the of elements which are found "You have had enough expense to learn, her "Yes, It Is dreadful. And, Nell, Institution not though it will never be as smooth eagerness respectful going, in these two vegetables. a cream as if already," Rabbi Bergman de attitude toward hus- don't let's talk about him. you had followed at-- yet loving her please Alhuqiicrqucnus have given Next week wo will talk about the directions clared, when Clifford's father ! band's mother had won a love In I came pretty near getting into much to the nursery, the accurately. tempted to pay the reward. "This' return. A mother's love for a trouble through him. I want to niortgaso on the home has is just one of tho works of the him." been fa- Bureau - daughter. forget greatly reduced, the TO PARTICIPATE IN Albuquerque of Cliari- Jack met Helen at the station. "I don't blame you. Well, cilities for caring for the ties. We'd do tho same thing for, "It's time you came back!" he mum's the word from now on." children huvo been Increased, CLUBS CONVENTION FLAG DAY TO BE the next lad. He's had his less-- said as he held her off to look at Helen really felt uncomfortable hut more is yet to be done. nnd is ready to we mother and her. "You look like a dairy maid." when Barnes' name was mentioned To raise money to put the work a bit on the farm tint.! her bright eyes and pink cheeks and so, she also Imagined, did Jack Albuquerque day nursery on school starts again next fall." warranting the assertion. although he had said nothing to its feet the Morning Journal OBSERVED With three dollars in his poc- "It's been early to bed and early that effect. But unpleasant epi- (lions today a campaign for HERE ket. Clifford left Lumber- - six to rise, you know. Jack," she re- sodes in one's life are better for- tho nursery. Money will lie weeks ago to see the world. He turned, clinging to him. gotten as soon as possible, so Helen received at the Journal of- has seen all of it li' wants f.u-th- He had dinner ready to put on thought. fice for the fund and present. He has worked in the table when they arrived at the "I came so near losing Jack be- will be made WEDNESDAY 14 mines, ammunition factories, the npartmenv and Helen, yielding to cause of him! And Barnes is in for each contribution. railway, electrical shops, farms his wish that she rest andIet him .iall. What a fool I was what a The fund Is opened by a and almost every other pla'o wait upon her. did so, a happy blind, silly fool," Helen said to generous gift of one hundred where ho could earn a few doi- -' smile curling her lips. herself. To Jack: "I will get he dollars from on Interested Flag Day, Wednesday, Juno lata but he was broke when he After dinner they talked. Helen breakfast. You have been taking of the who 14, will be observed In the came to Albuquerque and aftu reiterated she patron nursery city a her promises that care of yourself long enough." wishes hts name to be with- by an official raiHing of the stars going day and a half here with would be a good wife, that she If Jaw wondered, a bit at his held. Tho second contribu- nut food, he appealed to the po would not gamble, but would help wife's willingness to rise In time, and stripes at 9 o'clock in the lice station and tion wn;on gives tTe fund a morning in front of the ha".. ultimately. l;e him Bave for a home. And Jack he said nothing; perhaps laid it boost Is check for city many other boys, became" intro- of so big a $60 Tho American legion. Vetera i,n' told his plans. Finally he took to her having risen early on the donated by Dr. duced to tho bureau of rhdrilies, her in his arms and, when he re farm. Murgaret league and other patriotic bodies A wire from Rabbi Cnrtwrlght, who Is chairman will be present when the Bergman of the house Committee shop so cheered up the boy's parrn'' of and engine whistles will blow at Ihnt decided to reclaim the nursery. 0 will ho a they theii o'clock. This signal boy as soon as in- Tsie Mornlnj? Journal f"" main as possible anl day the flag raising well stead of just sending money for nursery fund stands: as a salute to the colors. Every- his Cash one In return ticket, his fathei EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING gift $100 the city is expected to hoarded the first train ho wail- Dr. Margaret 60 raise the when tho whist.es ' Cartwrlght.. flag ed to lose no lime in seeing his By LAURA A. KIRKMAN. sound. boy, Cliftord. Total S160 At 8 o'clock in the evening, Who'll be next? the p;iks' Flag Day exercises will JA be held in tho lodge room. The () ETJQIETTE AT A FORMAL centerpiece, flanked on cither ceremonies will be part ritusil How Soldier Dispersed side by a silver candlestick bear- Hat Coverings Repeat -J-- and will Include speaking, tab- ing a silk shade to match, the leaux, nnd orchestra music. The Attacks "I am a brido elect and an) flowers. Fruit cocktails were in Fabric of , the Dresi Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker. public is invited to attend. "For two years my stomach soon to attend a formal dinner placo at each cover when t'ie trouble was very bad, my doctot for me and fiancee. guests were seated. Tho cntl c Mrs. V. of had to on sev- given my Percy Pennybacker WOMAN'S HONOR MORE inject morphine Can you give me a few hints re- menu consisted of: Austin, Tex., is president of the eral occasions when I was strick- garding what to expect? I do Fruit Cocktail Women's Club. At VALUABLE THAN MAN'S en with these attacks. Since tak- not want to make errors. Celery Soup Chautauqua four of Won- any official hostess ing bottles, Mayr'a There will be eight at table mv Ttoast Chicken. Gravy inch she will be the LIFE, COURT RULES derful Remedy I have been en- hostess and host; my sister and Mashed Potatoes, Peas to the sixteenth biennial conven- well and am in the on tirely serving her escort; my fiancee's Bister Asparagus Toast tion of the General Federation of fB.T The Awnrlntrd PreM.) artillery, having been pronounc- nnd escort; and of course my- Cheeso Stuffed Salad ed LL. 1 J her Pepper Women's Clubs to be held in Chau-- ; Detroit, Mich., June 10. Declar- in perfect health by govern- self and my fiancee." Strawberry Parfait ing "a woman's honor is more val- ment physicians." It is a simple, It is very difficult to antlclpaifl with Cup Cnkes tauqua, New York, June 20-3- 0 Mrs. uable than a man's life," Judge harmless preparation that re- the exact procedure at such an Coffee, Nuts, Bonbons Pennybacker is past president of Harry B. Keldan in recorders' court moves the catarrhal mucus from affair, but It may help you to Finger Rolls without butter the general federation and chair- today directed a verdict of acquit- the intestinal tract and allays The Greatest Sale of Wash read the following description of were served with the soup. Clove- man of the American citizenship tal in the case of Mrs. Bessie Gutos, the inflammation which causes a formal dinn "iven to a bride-elec- t r-leaf rolls with butter wer-serve- department. 19, accused of assault with intent practically nil stomach, liver and recently by someone of my with tho chirnen and vege- to kill. Mrs. Gutos testified she intestinal ailments, ap- Have Held desHert including Dresses We Ever acquaintance: tables. At the course, shot and wounded George Vlahos pendicitis. One dose will con-vinc- o The guests arrived at the home the waitress placed before each after he bad made Improper ad- or money refunded. For of the hostess a few minutes be- guest a small plate on whieYi Y. W. C. A. vances and threatened to kill her sale by Briggs' Pharmacy and fore the dinner hour, 7:30. A was a small doily) a dessert spoon NOTES infant son. druggists everywhere. 700 Wash Dresses at Special Prices maid directed the ladles to a and a finger bowlj the guests re- dressing room to remove their moved the finger bowl and its We Made Tremendous Purchases wraps (the men merely left their doily rrom the plate (after using The Jap club with their advisor, hats, et cetera. In the hall) and the finger howl), setting the bowl Mrs, Hoy Oraham, have been We Secured Values all then gathered in the drawing and doily to the right (lifting studying and discussing "The Es- Extraordinary hostess them with both sentials of a School Code." room, whero their greet- together hands.) Girl's we will the ed them. The dessert soon, also, was re- The subject for diHcusslon at the OUR BLIND MAN WANTS TO SEE In this Sale give Albuquerque women A maid immediately announced moved from the plate. Then the meeting Monday was "Economy, most wonderful Wash Dress Values ever offered all went into din- waitress the on Its in Code." dinner and the passed parfait a Place Our so in the season. Our will realize ing room in a body (the proces. large platter, each guest helping Friday afternoon twelve girls YOU early patrons slon of couples into the dining himself to this with the silver Ice representing several grade school unusual savings. Come early tomorrow for tho room is now considered more or cream fork and spoon on "i and high school clubs, Miss Gray- The the on greatest wash dress values offered in many less guests platter, putting parfait son, Miss Jardine. Miss Hobson He will window a (ft found their places at table by the small plate which held the and Miss Adams, met at the V, W. make your blinds at very special years at this low price. You make no mistake the place cards. The bride-ele- fingerbowl previously. Coffee C, A. recreation rooms and with all price this week. to two, yes, even six, of these extraor- found hers at the right of the was served at table; and after tho makings for an outdoor sup- buy three, host (her card consisted of a pic- this the men remained at table per, proceeded by automobile to dinary Dresses. ture of a bride, without her nanus for IB minutes, to smoke, while the mesa beyond the university. written on At of the ladles went to the ' it). the right drawing Finding a shady spot, they "made For This Week the hostess, the bridegroom-to-b- o room to await their coming. At camp" and listened to somo ex- Only found his placo card which 10 o'clock the guest of honor periences of Beatrice Hobson, girl $1.98, 32.98, $4.98, $6.93 was a picture of a bridegroom, (the bride elect) made tho flr hiker, who with her mother, has Standard Size Window Shades..' 65c each An of Materials without his name on it. move to go, advancing to her walked from New Hampshire. Miss Extraordinary Range The four other guests, however, hostess and telling her what a Grayson, who as a raconteur of Ginghams, Voiles, Tissues, Organdies, Dotted found thoir names on their place delightful evening sho had had. colorful Indian tales is unexcelled, Standard Size Window Shades with Guaranteed nic-tur- e, Swisses, and Printed Batistes. cards (which consisted of a then told several stories of the Cloth and Roller $1.10 each of a bridesmaid for each o' Wrap-aroun- d effects, both Jn Zunl Indians. When tho sun had 700 smart new dresses. Hundreds of styles, the two girls, and a picture of gowns and In skirts, continue to be lowered, the girls built a fire and We window in and combinations for the most fasti- an usher for each of the two good. Tho can supply shades all sizes and( materials -- particularly wrap, roasted weiners. After the jollicst 1-- men). The bride's 'ster rit at around gown that Is draped up kind of a supper tho talk was of colors. Estimates on shades for your entire home" dious. Colors of the rainbow. All sizes, to 41. the left of tho host, and the slightly at one side is one of the the camp, which will be held at the - left most gladly given. gronr-1- sister at the of tho frequently recurring types OWOMAN'8 3 notary Boy Scout camp In Cienega hostess thus leaving their two among advanced models. That In- canyon. The date of the camp will young men escorts to sit at either terest will be continued in the typ INSTITOtB REMEMBER -- be announced next week. side of the table, in the ,, of gown that is very much wrinkled Pathioo Strrie The C. U. P. club met for its opposite each other. around the wearer's waist, is also usual social Tues- A By MARY BROOKS P1CKEN supper and hour You'll Do Better pllver pitcher filled with evident from the number of models day. Always at creamy yellow asters formed tho which emphasize this effect. LIVINGSTON & CO WELL thought of are the Miss Adams met with two story M CO. hour classes. The clnss season Thursday ginghams of this that is for boys and girls from 8 to 12, they are given opportunity for and the Saturday morning class for LTUi delightful expression in hats as kindergarten and first grade boys well as in dresses. Indeed, it is and girls. Those interested in OME FURNISHERS the - having their children attend these exceptional gingham frock "W. C. A. that is now satisfied classes may call the Y, to appear for 213-21- 5 Gold Ave. M. with information. West Albuquerque, N. a hat of other than its own That is tho 352-35- 3. Camp! Camp! Camp! "WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHEK THAX IIUCE. Phone Y. M. C. A. fabric, for modern ideas do not big topic of discussion at the Y. W. Opposite j permit the Slighting of such ex- C. A. this week. There will be two cellent match- camp sessions of eight days each to possibilities as the this hat offers. be held the latter part of ing month for girls of different ages. Gingham of vivid green-and-whi- A deposit of XI must accompany check makes this a particu- a registration. When the total larly desirable warm-weath- cos- number is reached the registrations GARDEN AND LAWN HOSE tume. And what could be more will be closed. If you are a "camp OFFICE FURNITURE fan" dollar in The delightful than crisp white organ- get your early. die entire cost, board, lodging, super- Co.'s to supply youthful details in vised games, invigorating hikes, Genuine Goodyear Rubber the broad' sash and oddly-pointe- d and the best fun in the world is We are prepared to supply all the needs of a mod- front collar sections? only a dollar a day. Remember, ern office such as: Five-Pl- 1 y RUBBER HOSE The center-bac-k closing of the it's a chance for another glorious vacation in a beautiful cabin up waist as well as the front skirt-pan- el among the tall Desks ,:. edges, which are an exten- pines. Flat Top $42.50, $45, $65, $100 WITH STANDARD COUPLINGS: , Roll Desk 50-fo- ot sion of the lower bias skirt por- Michigan has nearly 12.000 Top $72.50 lengths $6.50 tion, are indicated by pearl but- which is more than any Double Pedestal Desks $43.50 25-fo- ot $3.50 other state now Typewriter lengths tons. hag. Single Pedestal Desks. .$38.50 Reel Hose, any foot 16c A and ruffled rosettes of Typewriter length, per y facing Executive Swivel SAY bias-cover- Chairs, $28.50, $25, $20 Two Years.) "BAYER when you-bu- organdie add interest to the ed (Guaranteed Aspirin. Chairs. $11. 00, ginghim hat. Typewriter $12.00, $12.75 Hose & Co.'s at Unless see Back Chairs. Also Eoston Woven Rubber ; you name "Bayer" on taBlets, you are not Straight .$6.00, $10, $14.50 Above Prices. & F. All-Ste- el Safes $165 ; the HABITUALLY CRIMINAL .$95.50, getting: genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi-- ; Four Drawer Steel File MAN TO Letter $40.00 cians over 22 years, and proved safe by millions for BE DEPORTED - - - - Crecensio Avalos of Socorro will BUM the perfect wmitim If you are considering new office furniture, come Colds .; ; com too. lu Headache Rheumatism probably be deported on a charge pin PernMnUivi2mtL in and look over our r ' of being an habitual criminal. He t trouble, display. V Toothache two Reduce, unnatural . Neuritis has served terms in the state J. & Co. '' and aiZr. Kcrber which 1 ; ' penitentiary the charges tow Trial - Earache . . Pain M lit. Slim Lumbago , Pain, arise against him now are those of STRONG'S BOOK . STORE, INC. burglary and grand larceny. Big Hardware Store. t Accept only "Bayer" package which contains directions. The Lnltcd States Immigration Albuquerque's proper service will have chargo of his de- "The Office Man's Supply House." boxes of 12 tablsti Also of lflO o Just Across from City Hall. Randy !Baycr' bottta !y ufi Dnwciits. portation, according-t- Capt. John ,i taU trrtt turk f MMstotv of KoenwUMelMMt'ot 0). ; .uplria tm saitncuic Harn, immigration Inspoctor here. .; 3? ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL June 11, 19J2

flying. It Is in the Interest of the fliers themselves WHY NOT RECRUIT GOOD MEN FOR OFFICE BY THE POSTER LARGE ENR0LLMEMNT OF Albuquerque Morning Journal that auch legislation should be enacted. They and METHOD? their machines will be safeguardel by laws calling LARGE ENROLLMENT OF AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER for federal of aircraft and examination ol DE LUXE Published By inspection YOUNG MEN REPORTED CAFE Accidents will be fewer if no one is .IOCRNATj rUBMSHl.Mi COMPANV pilots. permit- RECWITfriC SIDNEY M. WEIL. D. A. MACPHEP.SON, ted to run an airplane unless possessed of a federal ATf STATION (Speclul Cor, Mpitndrnre to The Journal.) -. the Best." President. Secretary license, which shall be granted only after a test of Las Vegas, N. M., June 10. At- "Always D. A. MACPIIKRSON Business Manager the has been UdOTy tendance of young men at the prospective pilot's qualifications CHICKEN SIDNEY M. Publisher passed Normal university summer school and TURKEY WEIL,... and if no machine Is permitted to take to the pii Is than in REPRESENTATIVES greater any previous SUNDAY DINNER unless Its good condition has been vouched for by years and the Las Vegas girls have C. J. ANDERSON. . . .Marquetto Pldg.. Chicago, 111. a government inspector. found it expedient to doll up. RALPH R. MULLIGAN.. 48 E. 42d tit.. New York Heretofore the principal Interest Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice In the summer hcIiooI has been $1.00 of Albuquerque, N. M.. and entry (n Santa Fe, N. IF MARTIANS CAN SEE US. taken by the Las Vegas boys, whilj M.. pending:, under ..ct o Congress o March 17, the Vegas girls sat home and pre- Consisting ot About a Dozen 187B. tended not to notice were be- Delicious Dishes. Periodically the Mars conies nearer to they TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION planet the ing neglected. The boys still have earth than it is at other times. Whenever a Ually, by carrier or by mail, one month. 5e; this get- little the belter of tho situation Cojne in and enjoy a good yearly, in advance, .oo. ting together takes place the astronomers here on for the normal has never before Sindav Dinner in tho brought to the city so many "The Morning Journal lins a higher circulation earth are filled with hope to find out more thui good coolest and nicest Cafe than Is accorded to looking, sensible and altogether at- rating any other paper In New Is now known aout tha earth's fellow traveler in tractive girls. m .uexiuo. me American jvewspaper Directory. How the Martian if At the city. The in Mexico space. astronomers, there be the first call for athletics. only paper New lsued every day which is a new sum jti tub year. any, feel about it is, of course, not known. feature for Music By the next two summers Mars Is to mer school, 46 young; men re MEMHKU OK THE ASSOCIATED I'KENS During again sponded and many more sent word The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to be near the earth, only a matter of 41,000,000 mlixs they expected to participate. The Ellis De Luxe Orchestra the use, for of all news credited to distant. But no telescope now in existence can bring young men decided to go in for it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the planet near enough to this so that there DasKeiDan, paseDan ana the less From to me iocs! news puonsnta nerew. sphere strenuous forms of Indoor and 5:30 8:30 p. m. I the hope of the age old out slightest settling question door sports. R. B. Deason, a grad- SUNDAY June II, 12J of the Martian canals.. Even if a magnifying power uate of a big school in Alabama, of 1,000 diameters were employed,, Mars would be is coaching baseball and giving on still 41,000 miles off, and at that distance the canals lectures "The Theory of Coach- HAM: ALU t Q, I'UKQ I K A CONVENTION CITY. ing" to young men who wish to would still remain a mystery. become athletlo coaches. The in- - But suppose the Martians have excelled us In door games are under direction Albuquerque can become the great convention of the of telescopes and have succeeded in Arnoia wilier, the school's regular lljBThrif city of the southwest. making athletlo coach. ty bringing the earth so close to them that they can What does it mean to be a convention 7 city see it as with their naked eyes, and also have in Thousands of people come to the conventions, THEY MAKE ARMY LFIE LOOK LUCE A PERPETUAL VACATION. UNITED no.ME BUILDERS OF vepted devices whereby they may hear and under AMERICA. ee your city, like it, tell other it. people about They Is on From The original 3 eent co- advertise it. stand all that going here? speculation per of this possibility we may get a picture of ourselves operative savings and loan company Also when they come to a convention the dele operating in the southwest, have met as others see u. From all this rushing about, from success gates and visitors spend from $50 to 1100 with and built such a great each, all this tumult and shouting, what conclusion would business as to induce them to re- in hotel bills and pm crimes made. of Many them the Martian draw about us 7 cently remove their home office spend a great deal more, if come from Dallas, Texas, to St. particularly they His speculation on why marr seems to be unable Louis, from the eastern states. They buy rugs and curio Mo., where they are now occupying to patch up his differences should be Interesting, their thirteen-stor- y without stint because are in the home office they very center And when he comes to look upon him In his mors building and better prepared than of the industry. ever to serve the peaceful occupations and diversions, the Martian general public. Albuquerque is most fortunately located for a The United issues a contract that might be even more perplexed. He would find nim is convention city. It is on the main be- safe, sound, fair and profitable highways always devising new and 'aster ways of getting to both the borrower and investor tween the northeast and the southwest and between about, but aside from the fact that they get there a combination seldom obtainable. the southeast and the west. The United has with the faster, such inventions and such getting him there compiled It has the best all-ye- climate, in America, It laws or and is actively engaged in faster seem to have no other purpose. business In seven has no extremes of heat or cold. was one doing different Friday Theso and many other similar reflections the states and is arranging to enter of tha hottest days in the of Albuquerque-ho- tter history Martians might draw from man's antics, and if he other states. Its careful and capa- than any of 1921 or 1920. The thermom- ble management has the day could hold of them, such reflections might be placed eter reached 97. was a heat were get United In the "forefront" and has it dry and you more to him than that he could one of cool In the shade. worth anything made it the great financial learn about the canals on Mars. institutions of this country. Yv rule Friday night tha temperature dropped to to, and taking care of the present It is you had to have blankets for comfortable building for permanency and is sleeping A CONGRESSMAN'S STIPEND, "here to The United is The In was 7 re stay." drop temperature degrees. The "time tried" and "fire tested" and of the previous night was 41 degrew 1' not able but to "stand winds around the shortcomings only willing 138 lower than the maximum of Friday. The Joke that the searchlight." Jf you are al- oca isehse and in When the coldest nights of tha winter come the of congress in general congressmen particu- ready a contract holder In the lar Is the oldest Joke extant United buy more, but if you are not days are never as low as freezing. The thermometer now and But consider the congressman's pay for a mo- a contract holder therein registers above 40 nearly always and usually above want to save and avail yourself of 0 some time on the coldest winter ment and perhaps you'll agree With Representative substantial future benefits, call on day. more from Winter and summer, and we have Mondell, that the public gets congress or write their general agent for spring fall, New James w. Norment, n ideal convention climate. than it pay for. Mexico, Is a man who Is a 21 8 V, West Gold. Albuquerque. See The average congressman their advertisement in another col and success is Quite as are hlstorio and scenic en- leader in his particular community umn. Important The average con- MAYBE SOME GENIUS CAN DO AS MUCH FOR POLITICAL SERVICE. vironments. Just north of us lies the oldest capital one of the prices of leadership. successful business or professional The Order of Railway Telegra- The of is in North America. Santa re can be reached by gressman Is a for a charter to power money nation. we serves ax phers has applied uto in two and a half hours of easy driving. There man, called to serve the You can take the license or leave establish a national bank in St. very great and very it. want to in in- is the old church, the Palace of the Governors and $7,800 a year. If you engage Louis. convenient. Jods pay as mucn terstate commerce and take the li- the splendid new musoum. Near it are the cliff How many congressmen's j BIPPUHG RHYMES cense, will A CHECKING Vr made in business? you take it with tho dwellings snd just north of it, beautiful and hls- they formerly private conditions attached to It." ACCOUNT torio and romantio Taos and ,the pueblo, By WALT MASON. It is pointed out that such a are you great law is from one In this strong bank is which would cross half the world to see, decidedly different people OF TODAY which says that "you cannot en- very convenient also. were it located in Egypt. VERSE In interstato commerce if DOWN AND OUT. ed by the blindness of those who gage you r Checks save money Between Albuquerque and Santa. Fa are Indian employ children under a certain ir PITY ME. preach and spiel. I might hava or from one which 3HIIL A when pueblos that are filled with color arid romance and A down-and- - outer, pleati how idi- age," says "the disputes you sadly said, "Oh, Weary Willie, federal will tako 10 beauty, for such as have eyes to see. ' ng for rags and victuals he was otic, vain and silly the conn"! government write one you write Plly the wolves who prowl unsleeping followed per cent of your profits if you em- To the northwest liea some of the beat of the the from a thief; needing, came to my door today; you've long! You would children and of your own receipt. Guarding pasture not be In such a pickle if you had ploy dispose your Indian and Spanish towns and villages, tha hottest Pltv the proud leopards weeping I staked him with a new suspender, dime products through interstato com- The State Trust and Tears of subtle salted and nickle when you merce." medicinal springs in America, the soda dam and grief. and fed him henfruit fresh and were young and strong!" But when Savings Bank is tender, and sent him on his way. a Is This law would be essentially a always mountains, precipices, huge forests, fishing and man starved and broken, the - Pltv the savage panthers sheathing tierore He started forth to wanner lecture I measure to regulate commerce bo- ready to consult with clear streams and waterfalls. dlsrtnln in silken moral loudly spoken but aim- hunting grounds, Sharp gloves; gave him seven cents to sauan- - turns his blood to when 'le is tween the states, and not one on Pltv the Hons breathing bile; ed to em- you your financial Not far away is the Pueblo Bonlto, where the golden der In any way he chose: I Mid amply fed and rested, his meal of primarily prevent the Is Fire upon their loves. a storm was ployment of young boys and glrU. problems. National Geographic society excavating another thought brewing. hard boiled eggs digested, he'll hear The conditions to and he agreed with me. wiiilu with a smile. And so 1 fed attached the pro- of our vast, prehistoric apartment houses walle star that you this un- Pltv the prlcklv frightens rhewing his egga and goods like and filled him posed federal license would Just what do you con- four atorles high and covering a ground area greater The Christ Child with Its shattered spear; Dusty Davie, up cover other thinKS those. When I was young, I'd with eggs and gravy, and gave mm doubtedly many sider YOUR BEST? Have than that of tha national capltol at Washington. Pity the midnight when It lightens; have Jawed virtue would which it has been found difficult dear. him, my seven cents, and when he left he to Pity me, my have overawed him, and out ar- accomplish through national you latent business char- Elinor Wylle In the Measure. spoiled burst singing, where, on laws. For a law was West ot us are Laguna and Acoma and the Mesa his humble meal; but now I'm old riving, he was bringing the new example, acter that needs develop- I know that kindness is often ruin curves in laments. passed under which it was supposed Encantada. Acoma is one of the wonders of the that the federal trade commission Do you believe that with ing? world, reached through a country compared CRISP PARAGRAPHS could require mining companies to you could succeed in life which the famous Garden of the Gods 1 a child s tutional added Mr. furnish complete information as to legislation," coal ct if on the j "is an insidious feature be-- i production costs, prices, you just got playroom. BUT WE STILL CAN QUOTE SHERMAN KEEP CHILDREN Taft, cetera, but tho coal Interests went to west and south are A cause it leads citizens and legls-- 1 right track. .This school A little farther away the Cheer up on the "new war" talk in Europe. of to Into court and secured an injunc- Is too too to lators good purpose promote tion is for YOU. Zunl and Inscription Rock where Coronado's world that poor and paralyzed fight, FROM MILLS BY it without thought of tho serious restraining tho commission inscribed their names in 1389. simply has to take it out in "Jawing." Boston it will make in the from requiring such data. But If State breach ark of these had had to Is one of best pre- Transcript covenant or the harm which will companies take Just south of us Isleta, the out federal charters or licenses and Koep on Rend Inn Mr. AMENDMENT? come from breaking down recog- Educator's Talks. served of the pueblos. ITS FOOTING THE BILLS HE OBJECTS TO. nized standards. In tho mainten- to comply with certain conditions Trust & East of us are the great ruins of the Gran Uncle Sam might be more flattered by all these ance of local on before they could secure or hold Savings such it would have been Invitations if he were occasionally invited to some Ry FREDERIC J. HASKIN. tho one hand and the national pow-o- r charters, Qulvcra. a different story, to sotno Stories of these scenlo wonders are now, or have place where he wants to go. Boston Transcript. Washington, D. C, June 10. on the other, our country has according How to keep children out of tha been able to enduro and prosper constitutional experts. Bank been recently, running in Harper's Magazine, the mills and mines of As yet a bill has not been intro- SURE, ASK I)OC COOK. the country is for nearly a century and a half." duced to Evening Tost, Scribner's and other flr3t a problem has worried na- that undertakes carry cut N. M. (Saturday They neither found the ghost in Antlgonlsh nor thar No sooner was this decision of new it is known Albuquerque, class of international circulation. tional legislators and advocates of court this Idea, but that magazines the plesiosaur In Patagonia. North roles are the supreme announced than several and nena-to- rs Globe-Democr- this Indimtrial reform for moro were representatives The Shriners, the Rotarlans and Kiwanlans easier. St. Louis steps taken to bring about an have such measures under con- than n quarter of a Ad- un- BPMCM B ETSB will be asked to hold their next conventions here. century. amendment of the constitution sideration. No one denies the evil mittedly ttate laws can be 'framed der which it will be possible, for an invitation will be extended to the Knights SHE SHOULD C.IVE IT ONE. and will of child labor, and everyono would EaWsSYSTCMatffl Such passed that occomplish the congress to prohibit child la- to see It In Mrs. 8tillman. It Is has rested her case. the desired end, but with 48 states be glad mado impossible of Tythias when they meet in Lot Angeles August. reported, bor. Advocates of this reform will a a It is the which needs the rcst.--Ne- w to pass such laws it is obvious under federal enactment, if These are big conventions attended by thousands public, however, that not abandon the struggle without law can be drafted that will York Tribune. they would not he uniform and ex- this final effort. If tho pet by of people. perience lias Indicated making or over tho constitutional hurdles. that there courts say that the constitution measure Ii'ia can be converted into a first class A are a fow Elates that will not en- Incidentally the that The Armory JUST STATING FACT. says tho federal government can been outlined be the for deliberations of The officer of In New act any laws whatever dealing with not child briefly may convention hall, big enough ths municipal government this prevent labor, they say means of attaining other ends York who predicts that three persons a day will question. "chango the constitution." any convention. Twice federal laws have been which legal wiseacres heretofore within a will be killed by automobiles In New York during the Constitutional amendments were have found ways to Our hotel accommodations, year, next twelve months, is not a He's a passed that were Intended to pro- necessary to about woman's dodge. WHITE SHIRT in a pessimist. or child' bring ITS TIME" be for those who would want to live New Louisville Courier-Journa- l. hibit to regulate labor, and the of ample Yorker merely. and twice suffrage prohibition hotel in the summer. the supreme court of the liquor traffic. It is by no the United States hns nullified the an A tented on the mesa can be erected with- means easy task to effect a MOB i Mi iiiiiniii. city work of congress. Years ago for- in the law of because tents for EDITORIAL OF THE DAY mer Senator change organic the out great expense, particularly Albert J. Ueverldge of United States, but once the people can be had from the United States Post at Indiana, who has Just won a pri- have been aroused to a belief that laing PRINCE AND HIS THRONE, mary contest for a senatorial nom- El Paso for the asking. TnE a change is needed the trick can ination again, made a be turned. Amendments There is of a of adventure in for a long flqht of tho something spirit (From the New York Times.) child labor law and in the constitution are proposed in Joint nearly every human being; a desire for a new ex- Zlta has notified Admiral Horthy end It was passed. It simolv nm. resolutions which must receive a Hun- hlbited child two-thir- for doing something unique. The desert that she still regards herself as Queen of labor undir that pro- vote In both the house perience; and that she will devote her life to the effort vision of the constitution a has a lure about it that few resist when there is gary, which and senate, quorum beins pres to regain the throne for her eldest son, Prince empowers the congress to regulates ent In each and must to see it in Interstate body, then opportunity and be it. Otto. To a lady of Zlta's position, tradition and commerce. The supreme be ratified by the legislatures of A great convention in Albuquerque offers to the turn of mind this is only the natural expression of court held that the act was uncon- three-fourt- of the states. maternal devotion and loyalty to fundamental stitutional. Necessarily this takes a consid- easterners adventure de luxe. They will come and hard- In 1918 ' principles of the state, but it is a little on another law was passed erable period of time even have the time of their lives, if the people of Albu- that was intended" when Otto to be devoted from early childhood to the to regulaU the there is little or no opposition to querque will only enter Into the spirit of it. hard Ufa 'of a pretender. Pretending is a pleasant employment of children undr the the desired constitutional of 14 change, Let us think Albuquerque, talk Albuquerque, art occupation only when you don't take it seriously. age in any mill, cannery, and those who hope to see child The Park ATe. News we There must be few gentlemen in England who workshop, factory or manufactur- labor abolished are of Weather. Grate. Albuquerque until have Infected the whole of the ex-ki- impatient lead a more agreeable existence than the ing establishment, or of children delay. The required resolutions Exter! Mlsterlous Dissapeai United States with the spirit of Albuquerque. of Portugal, who Is Just as royal as when he ruled under the age of 16 in mlno been introduced or any have and their ance! Last Thersday morning tin In Lisbon and who through all the vicissitudes of quarry, by Imposing nn excise speedy consideration will be was found lock- shown no of tax of 10 cent urgd. Simkinses piano Portuguese politics has sign wanting per upon the nut an- Meanwhile, an effort will be made ed and the key no wares in site NEED OF AVIATION CONTROL. to go back. nual profits of those to attain the desired end It such employing by a short The family Is still looking for But it requires a more placid temperament than labor. The constitutionality cut, and there are those who be- and bloeve it is a on the Zlta Is to foster in her children to take the of this act was attacked in plot Establishment of a federal bureau of aeronautics likely three lieve that it. Is still possible to part of Puds so as he wont havt Wear White cases In blessings of life with such philosophical resigna- North Carolina. They frame a federal child labor law to a Pudu a a means of regulating flying is for In Most of us trouble and a were) carried to the practice for wile, altho provided tion. hunt by nature, supreme court that will withstand any constitu- says not and is helping to look. and in a st a bill now before congress. This bill should be young prince with an ambitious mother set on recent decision that ann-u- tional attacks that may be made on POME BY SKINNY MARTIN White shirts with collar attached are the acme vindication of she considers a Just cause tribunal la- passed in th,e interest of advancement of aviation. the what ngaln wiped child it in the courts. .Tost the Opposite. may expect to be consecrated to the crusade bor legislation off the federal ttat-ute- s. of perfection for summer wear. They The need of fedeial control of flying was Federal License Plan. I dreemed I herd sweet music embody strikingly whether whether he has a taste for it or not. Pre- A federal license for all corpora- the comfort and illustrated In Washington several when a is hord work. The most successful in- The Filling serroundlng air, character, lightness, softness, days ago, tending opinion, which was deliver- tions, partnerships and Individuals But it was ony pop in the bath is to plane swooped down over a crowd listening to an stance in modern history is Napoleon III, a man ed by Chief Justlco Taft, held that that seek to engage in Interstate room neatness. Everyone taking the white of and considerable shrewdness, the new law was not Is address by President Harding, frightening many and great industry merely the commerce the device by which Oargellng in there. shirt idea for Summer, 922. White Shirts who also had a good deal of lurk. It will be a taxation measure which it appear- Is claimed it for all to It that the necessity of Slsslety. Miss Mary Watkln in all ma'd-ra- s making impossible hear what the presi- as his ed prohl-bitlo- are here the fabrics from miracle if any such persistence should be to be, but was In fact a a constitutional amendment can be ony 20 inches erround popular dent was re- in a mejtruresy saying. Although this flyer had been developed Hapsburg. That is to say. tho con- obviated. her waist even' after a harty meal. to silks. quested not to make the flight, there was no au- The dynasty has, of course, strong support in gress by appearing to lew a tax It Is believed that congress, un- re- was Intrlstlng Facks About Insist- Hungary. It is very much stronger than the in reality seeking to Its to com- sis- thority of law to stop him. to regulate der authority regulate ing Peoplo. Sam Crosses baby sults of the recent elections would suggest and or prevent child labor. "A court merce between the states, can re- ter Udeen to Such legislation will inspire in the public greater has the further of animated must be blind not to see tries put everything advantage being by that tho quire that such a license be taken In her mouth irregardllss of slzo, $3.00 to confidence in the safety of flying than is now had, a zeal that has been lacking in most of the par- tax is imposed to stop out, and can lay down the condi- rest of tho $5.00 tisans ot the free election of a How much of the of the family thlnklns and so will pave the way for the establishment ol king. employment children within tions tinder which the licenses will Its smart of her but Sam thinking its fire will die out when the aged Count Apponyi the age limits prescribed," said be granted. Suppose the nation's its dum. aerial transport lines, it is the fear of accidents Is movement will cer- passes a question, but the Chief Justice Taft. lawmakers say to the Cakes stirred lr, that makes the pv.b'lic unwilling at present to pat- remain for to come, and Tax a employers by experts, tainly powerful years Plan Subterfuge. of the country: "You cannot en- cents a half hour, or speshll rate ronize passenger carrying airplanes in sufficient this despite the misfortunes that the Hapshurgs Declaring it the duty of the gage in Interstate commerce un- of 8 cents if we lick the bowl. have The Horthy-Bethle- n When You Think Think number to make the business profitable. But if brought upon, Hungary. court to decline to recognize or less we regulate you, and we re- The Ed Wernlck and Lew Davi Clothes government has apparently an overwhelming ma- enforce laws dealing with you to take out a the government takes control, lays down subjects quire lieensi. Cake Stirring Co. (Avvertize-ment.- ) regulations jority in the newly elected national assembly, and not entrusted to the congress, but Moreover, in requiring you to take In tran-quiltz- for the prevention ot mishaps and assumes such the long run It would probably help to e left by the supreme law of the land out such a license we cer- both prescribe .Errands ran nulck and reli- supervision over aerial navigation as it does over the Inner and the foreign politics of to the control of tho states, the tain conditions, and one condition able. Reasonable rates. No. freo Hungary if the government as soon as said water civilian aviation will develop proceeded, chief Justice the court must is that you cannot have or hold list. Consult Artie Alixander. transportation, possible, to the election of a new king, But prompt that "even it license if chil- . perform duty though such a you employ EUWJK'S action Is to be rapidly. hardly expected, and until a new require us to refuse to give effect dren under 16 years of ace. if vou The goat produces more milk " It is, however, not only to protect people on the king is chosen and has assumed the throne a le- to legislation designed to are a mine or reaction is a promote operating quarry, annually in proportion to Its live that laws are needed for the regulation of gitimist possibility that will always the highest good." or under 14 years, if your estab- weight than other animal ground lie in the I any kept background, "The good sought In unconsti lishment mill or a factory. for milk productitn. June 11, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 1'a.ae Seven.

"2-B- r CLUB" TO MINE UNION CHIEFS Gil TO LAUNCH NEW NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION IN SECRET SESSION! '(ilt ilt Home. Itriino, ILL mm m RUSH TO RESCUE We're Coin' Fishing.' New York, June 10. Officials of the United Mine Workers ot Ameri- .10 DAY OF ALBUQUERQUE ca, with delegates from the anthra- WWW cite districts, went into secret ses- Listen to This sion hero today to fix upon terms "Zzzz.xzangl" which, it was reported, they will "Ouch! Tho ditty divil lilt me offer tomorrow as en inducement OF P JEETING MEETING PERIOD on the ear!" to operators to continue, negotia- I Xow that we have had a rain tions toward settlement of the Mr, Autoist and the oil has been disturbed on strike. A under the It is understood that the miners One ntiipfil brigade the mosquito breeding places near are to their de- Albuquerque Lacked But dircftiuii S. prepared modify ot Major Bradley will the city, the moefiiito Is out for mands for 20 per cent wage The fishing season Vote of Being Chosen for he one uf tho features of the blond again. ten is the Annual Conference. tiny special Salvation Army The city commission appropriat- on in full swing, meetings which xtarted at the ed for a mosquito campaign, I'Rl.M WINS MARATHON. army lmll last night. It is expect- but it about that: sum to and whether 10 Years Ago. ed required Philadelphia, Pa., June 10. you that, tho brigade will remain purchase the necessary oil. There Ilmar Prim. New York, running un- make a here durinir the entire special were no funds left to secure labor won the American for one or a Albuquerque will strong is attached, legion go day ,y conven-- meeting period. Major Bradley necessary to spray the oil on the marathon of 31i miles from Villa Did lor the 1823 national i in ('(Uiinianil of the work o n t h which army many swamp breeding places. Nova to the city hall plaza this af- in you will tion ot Knights of Pythias In New Mexito. Arizona and the Chamber of Commerce officials and ternoon for the Philadelphia Even- will hold its annual convention Panhandle of Texas. boys from "A" came to the Bulletin He was a mile need c a in The Troop ing trophy. this year on the coast during meetiiiKS will be open to rescue and oiled the breeding ahead of the second man. ping the mihlle and will be held each waters wiggle-tail- s, AugUBt. Albuquerque has been, a killing millions of equipment for'your of evening following the regular which would later have de- popular city with the Knights street: meeting. Into vicious female mo- car. Vythlua for some years, although veloped as squitoesthe male of tho specie is It has never yet been chosen harmless. the national convention city. EL ESPERANZA sent CARNEGIE FOUNDATION The second brood Is hatching. Ten years ago Albuquerque' More oil will the a. invitation to the national stop process. THE BIGGEST special PRESIDENT HERE FOR ,T. I). swatted a drove of HOTEL convention urging that the Knights Orlgsby HALF mosquitoes Ias.t night and then accept the hospitality of the city HOUR YESTERDAY over to Chamber of the Detroit man- rushed the Jemez Hot LINE following year. founded "Two-b- it Springs to secure the as Commerce and the aged Knights Henry Smith l'rltchett, presi- mosquito club." Me started it visitors by a majority vote of dent t.f the Regular Auto Trips of accessories but one over More Carnegio foundation with four memberships. From to auto Albuquerque. for the advancement of teaching, A few dollars will be sufficient City Springs can be found in our than 10,000 Knights and their unci director of the Santa Ko rail- to men to give the breed- families attend the an- procure usually road, was here yesterday morning ing grounds a second drenching of Mondays, Thursdays department. nual conference. for a halt hour. He came In on oil, The oil forms a scum over One of the features of the 1922 . asBsaaaaaa aaaaaa v-- v train o. 7. to which hia the water annV prevents the aai of - private wiggle, and Saturdays sshssrs convention will be the decision f t car was attached. His wife und tails, from breathing. Naturally, the national body on how and Wfmi daughters accompanied him, thev die. Special Trips on Application. where its $5,000,000 hospital and yy I'r. l'avid S. an old friend to loin the new Hill, Those desiring Fare $7 Ono Way. sanatoria fund will bo spent. Al- of Dr. l'ritehett, drove him around club should entrust their member- : buquerque's advantages as a the city and up to the fee with Chamber of Com- Information be out- university. ship For Further Apply Luggage sanatoria city will fully It is understood that Dr. l'rltchett merce officials Monday or Tuesday Hotel. lined ItmmL.U.r JLm-- Sturges by local Knights who are AwAiriUA Mm fel Ji Li sk. was nn his way to San Bernardino, at the latest. enthusiastic in their efforts to California. secure at least one of the new Gold coin loses 1 per cent of CHAS. H. CLAY, Carriers () institutions for this city. The The largest car at present used its weight In 50 years' use, but Prop. El Esperan Hotel. Knights of I'ythias maintain sev- ( A new national organization of to be known as the National Auto- II. IUInois on llritish railways Is lees than 60 silver loses the same percentage Jemei . . New Mexico. eral Bird, president of the Springs hosptals and homes in motorists to combat automobile mobile Association. The movement State Automobile association, 230U feet long. In 3 0 years only. Ous parts of the country. -- to discriminatory had its birth in St Louis lc . than South Michigan avenue, Chicago. thievery, fight a month and auto- taxation on the motor vehicle and ago so eager are Others on the committee on pre- MILITARY INSTITUTE mobile owners of the country for liminary organization .are: W. W, to promote a transcontinental sys- an HAS BEEN DESIGNATED active, protective organization Wooden, Kansas City, Mo.; Swing tem 'of highways will be launched that scores of other automobile S. Mosely, Dallas, Texas: Fred E. Camp AS AN HONOR SCHOOL at a convention in Chicago Jane 13 clubs are sending delegates to the Gillesnic, Lincoln, Neb.; Richard H. and 19. Chicago conference for formally Lee, Chicago; Eugene Stuart, '"'""lul Correspondence to Tile Journnl.1 i Twelve states already represent-e-d organising the new association. Louisville, Ky.; Charles C. Janes, Chai ..swell, N. M., June 10. For in an older affiliation will be Plans for the conference, which will Columbus, Ohio; M. E. Noblet, In- r.j thirteenth consecutive year the joined by automobile clubs from be held at the Congress Hotel in dianapolis; M, P. Lawler, fl New Mexico Military Institute, other states in nation-wid- e body Chicago, are in charge of George Joseph, Mo. alter having been carefully by army officers including one, board Kent from Washington SZ2 ai 11 IBM I V, : IMP especially for that purpose, has MOVING PICTURE FUNNIES (Incorporated Foldi been designated an honor military SANITARY SCORE mg school. The following is W DEPARTMENT STORES telegram HI 312 Cots "Headquarters, Eighth Corps FQ E ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO Area, DOCKETED "Fort Sam Houston, Texas, "Juno S. 1922. THE "Superintendent, EltPttWT "Now Mexico Military Institute, Tl PAST MONTH MIGUEL ' "Roswoll, IS. M. II HI II m "New Mexico Institute tlJTi WHILE Military IT 15 OH Camp has been designated as an honor ., (Special CorrMpoMlrnra to T' .'.on i THE IUMMER" GOOliiS school. The ot New Mexico Kitchen, military secretary Candy Las Vegas, N. M.. Juho 10. The war wishes mo to extend to you HOOK.', StooL his congratulations. Accept my Coyote Springs Bottling criminal docket ot the district congratulations also. Works and Fee's Soda court for San Miguel county con- Priced Right! "LEWIS, tains a large number of cases. Just "Adjutant General." Fountain Lead Lists. how many of these cases will be While tho above designation is called for trial at the session of The advantages of a big buying power await you here. Interesting stocks principally an award of efficiency With a sanitary score of S!, thi the court beginning Monday de- of reliable goods for summertime make an early visit to our store advis- in military training, it also signi- New Mexico Candy Kitchen leans pends to a largo extent on the ra- able. We are Your is invited. The resources of fies that tho institution .attaining the city kitchens in the May sani- pidity with which they can be prepared. inspection Canteens thin merit is one ot equipment and tary scoring which was completed handled. The term Is not expect- our 312 stores are reflected in our offerings. Come in! In- de- department a The war the health de- to two 11 ! faculty standing. yosterday by county ed continue more than Cut out ti.u nutu to. on u tour vestigate partment makes a thorough inves- partment. Tho Duko City Kitchen weeks, and may be closed even sides. Then fold dotted of school In re- second for month with carefully tigation the all ranks the a earlier. line 1 Its ntlra Then dot- to become rat- score length. spects thoroughly of SBVj. But one murder case Is on the ted Una 2. and so on. Fold each Everything to make ified that tho Institution Is one The scores follow: docket, that of the state against secttoi underneath which is men New Mexico SH accurately . training young to Joso Ignaclo Lujan, who is nllegedj When completed turn over an.1,1,1 your fishing trip a becomo officers in Duko Sj'-- Jla-mo- the army anil City to have caused tho death of find a Save comfort order to become ono Fee's 85 kick- you'll surprising tesult. and joy. in an officer Angel last summer by the pictures. must have a thorough academic Golhson Bros 81"i ing him in tho stomach during a training, being prepared to meet Velvet Canny 6Sti fight over a woman. Other cases conditions, to associate with edu- Coyote Springs Bottling work are assaults or thievery. KILLS CATARRH GERM Nets Harvey Racine cated men and to hold a place in scored highest in this class of In- The cases on the criminal docket Introducing "Myro" a community as well as to com- spection, having a score of 91. are: Pedro Gallegos, assault dead- Chronic bronchial asthma anfl catarrh mand Other scores were as follows: yield Instantly tg amaslnjr discovery nf Springs troops. ly weapon: Isidro Nieto and Sabino French A Hair Net at a Low Price 91 a, Scientist. It costs Coyote Springs Goniales, burglary; Jose Jesus to absolutely Quality '. nothlni prove this at one in your own Coca Tola i Sala-zn- r, LOCAL U. S. VETERANS cattle stealing; Pedro home. Simply send name antt get this Gholson Bros. 78 U rl For all makes of can embezzlement; Mariano tested aermtclde which kills the asthma The Charm of the Princess, Is in SCHOOL DESCRIBED IN Fee's soda fountain topped the and Mariano Gutierrez, cattle and catarrh (Jerms. Cleopatra, Egyptian Caught fountain list with a sanitary scoro assault In thre minutes your head and Uinsrs stealing; Alejandro Aragon, are cleared the meshes of this hair net the on sale EDUCATIVE MAGAZINE of 94. Threo fountains, Talace with deadly weapon: J. O, Maddux, Ilka msslc. Chronic suffer. delightful "Myro" store, store anil er relieved In a slnsle nisht. Tlumaamls Korber & Co. drug Briggs' drug assault; Ignaclo Gurule, larceny; "t people have been treated In famous now for the first time. J. An article entitled "Americaniz- Chadwick's tied for second place. Kduardo Padllla, larceny; free clinic same scores grand Philadelphia and this ing Illiterates," by Miss Catherine The follow: Jack McBride, grand larceny; Iv treatment, not a sample, will be mall"! Auto Sexauer, educational director of the Fee's ,.94 Maestas, abandoning wife;'Pascual prepaid without a cent from you. l.'se The is a ex- Dept. 1'alace Co 91 this treatment a week and then tf "Myro" superior, U. S. veterans bureau here, appears Drug Montano, burro stealing: Antonio llahted n. Co . .91 with Improvement, wilt you pay tra long-wearin- g N. M. in the current number of the Jour- Briggs' Drug Salazar, assault with deadly weap- the small cost nf malllna- and large, 'net Albuquerque, Chadwicks , 9t R. H. bad powilera? nal of tho National Educational as- on; Stanley, passing If not sntlsried, please understand yu tl', sociation. Peek Inn 90 1; checks: Kd. Montoya, abandoning not ovie one single rent. yet yours for an extraordi- Mexico . The story Is illustrated with pho- New 30 wife. Iiiils Gallegos, assault with This wonderful offer Is not to he ot shoo Butt's Drug Co 90 intent to kill; Jose I.u.i.in. with f O. 1. or mall order narily low price. tographs the repair shop Ignaclo schemes. no of and ot the students at civics class. Albuquerque Candy Shop .,.90 murder; Ii. D. Hall, passing bad Send money, just name 89 any person who has bronchial asthma or ..These students use as their text Royal Pharmacy check; Pete Alarld. bad check; catarrh. treatment return In 89 Prepaid by S SingIe and double mesh, "book copies of the Morning Jour- Highland Pharmacy Sabino Lujan, buying stolen prop- mall; also Interesting free book, de- I Afrll nal with which they learn to read College Inn Sa'i erty; Bernardo Duran, assault; scribes drucless method of curing by . and to keep up with the current Alvarado Groc. Co.' i8nJ,i Simon Trujlllo, assault on wife; killing the germ. Learn about the White 85 Luis assault on Si- Malsnen discovery that has astonished events. The article describes the niephnnt Lucero, wife; the medical world. Rend name a work of the several of Savoy Pool Room 83 mon Trujlllo, nssault with rifle: J. tmtny, departments Bellevue Bar 83 postcerd wilt do, to the Malsnen chemi- tho local school. D. Hughes, larceny of horse; Llia cal Company. 217 Grand avenue, Kansas Yi There will be a brief summer Pershing Cafe ...82 Romero, assault. City, Missouri. i-- recess in the shoe Alamo Bar 82 repair depart- Club Pool Hall 78t4 Only ment and at the educational center from June 19 to July 10. according Rico Bar 78 Vs to Miss Sexauer. The work in the Metropolitan Oroe 77 if aulo repair shop and the carpen- Albuquerque Cufo 73 i 7 tering shop will continue through- SAVOY HOTEL ELMS HOTEL A( summer. Miss r out the Pexauer, BULLET IN ARM principal of the school, will leave Opp. Santa Fe Depot 304 North First St. today for an official visit to Den- MAY END GREAT ver, after which she will take her C vacation home to WARD MYSTERY trip Chicago, FIXEST ROOMS IN THE STATE. STEAM HEAT. HOT AM) Journal warn ads oet result COM) WATER. ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS. Transient Rates: Single, $1 and $1.50; double, $1.50 and (2.00, THE ONLY BREAD With bath, single. 2.00 and 12.60: double, J2.60 and 13.00. TO SERVE Weekly Rates: With or without private bath, (4,60 to $10.00 How to per week. Each For dinner Is Bets Kose bread. Beautify It Is wholesome and nutritious. can and frinirc shaDe. ail Our bread saves work, saves colors. "uel. saves wear and tear and Your MX can Complexion PI5. - If 9 rou get better bread. You ilways get It fresh and know By 'Viola Dana ,,". Sold Exclusively at the J. C; Penney Co. Store that it suits you. That clever little actress, Viola Dana, who is recognized ai nn authority on Pioneer Bakery boauty tuples, says: "The beet and Help Your Neighbor Get Ice SO Soutli First Street. quickest way to ubtnln a beautiful rosy-whi- complexion Is to cleense the skin at nlfbt when retiring with Llska cold cream. In the morning bathe with On Time IMPORTED SWISS ORGANDIE warm water, rinse with, cold, dry thor- oughly and then ap Albuquerque Foundry that ply ' famous This beautlfier, DerwIllJ, - Extremely Popular Season. and Machine Works We are all for the hot weather sea- EurlnevriH-Fuuuil- ers which is now need ready Organdy of highly M.ichlnlsls. by over one million son. We have plenty of ice, wagons and men Cssitoa In Irun. Brass, lirouip. Alum- dlfcrlmlnatlng girls desirable permanent finish. In inum, Elscirlu Mui'irs. Oil EmlDts, and women, In place to take care of any rush demand. Every re- Pumps snd Irrlfsttnn. ot face powder and ISP both staple and stylish new Worl and Otflee serve extra Albuquerque. other beaut Iflers. wagon and every man will be on colors. One of the It's the one beautl- the job. But their ability to serve leading fier which "stays your neigh- numbers in wash goods, af. on" and cannot be bor on time depends largely upon you. detected. Perspirat- only, yard ion does not affect a Famous will If you and hundred others like EVERFAST A Good79Valua It, nor It rub off you, Particularly Sulphur on clothing. delay the driver half a minute, it makes There Is nothing him SUITING like Serwlllo and one hour late in reaching the last customer. Hot r.nka cold cream The Genuine Springs dark That lost hour may prevent his some A MERCERIZED WASH for sunburn John Ctcnzo. reaching sallow skin, tan, people at all. FABRIC Now under new manage- coarse pores, wrlnk-Ir- s Fast to Sun. and other facial Will a bullet In the arm of John ' ment who assures better . out Fnst to WusIiIiik blemishes. la Cienzo solve the surround- By hanging your card early,' by tak- RATINE A Fabric accommodations than ever absolute-It mystery Fast to Evcrytliliuc Popular guaranteed ing the shooting of Clarence Peters ing ice regularly, by keeping food out of ly harmless and sold the A special process of dye- before. Hotel has been at toilet counters by Walter S. Ward, millionairt ice chamber, by having the, refrigerator handy, ing used on these hand- In the Stylish New Shades! renovated. verywhere with the baker? Police hope that it will. enable the iceman to some fabrics makes thoroughly you the fast-colo- understanding that They will extract the bullet and give you best them absolutely r. If you do not like It with in the possible and laun- A For further information, will refund the compare it those gun service, you help your neighbor They can be favorite 36 Inch sport fabric they surrendered Be- full nrlce Paid. Just by Ward. Cienzo, to get ice on time. dered any way you like which is extremely popular this phone 907-- J or call at moment Derwlllo lieved to be one of Pettis' com- - boiled and In 1 .t the Viola Dana, hung season! In new shades hat 203 South Second is applied yon will on the he was killed, the sun. You'll find the street, a which will at- - fianions night ,Vv have complexion held by Philadelphia police. them always fast. An are so dainty and acceptable for Albuquerque. tract favorable comment everywhere. in Derwlllo and r.lska cold cream and Western Ice & attractive showing all sport costumes. Oet Co. this store. try them toaay. xou win oa astomsneu Abyxslnla ' was converted to Bottling C. TARTAGLIA, t the results they aiva. Derwlllo In 89 quick shades: white and ChrlBtiunlty the fourth century. PHONE 57. A Big Buying Value. rnm In thru flesh, The has now over 15,000 Quantity brunette, for sale at the toilet counters country Yd. 43c Proprietor In- monks. f ell department and drug stores. Hotel cluding the Brine Pharmacy and, tin Sulphur Springs Highland rnarroacy. , . Journal Want Ads Bring Results lVi.'W! i!

How Rich Maids natrons ing Stars (?f&e Movie s Biulden announcement In' Holly THE that Miss Anne Cndahy Heiresses Steal Their to Fame on the had returned to her home in Debutante Way Omaha and would not, therefore, be the star of a pretentious film play which was . Screen at the "Extra" Gate of in preparation for production Bcems to by Starting Incognito have even more significance than tho interesting disclosure that littlo Miss the Studios How the of the Millionaire Cudahy had thus brought to abrupt end- Daughter ing a most spectacular, if short, career in S the movies. Lost Film Mother A little taking stock among the studios Cudahys Celebrity When Her has disclosed that Miss Cudahy is not the only young person of high social Discovered She . estate who has, more or less incognito, What Was Doing helped create something like consterna- tion in the breasts of many film stars by threatening to appropriate a great deal of the latters' prestige. 4 It appears that quite a number of --"s Cl' 111 . daughters of families widely known for their wealth and social position have made a lark of "going into the movies ' and that some of them, including somo young wives who sought excitement and fell victims to the cinema lure, have made so good that they threaten seriously to replace film stars who have until now thought their posi- tions impregnable. The case of little Anne Cudahy is typ- ical in some respects. She appeared at the "extra" gate of one of the Los An-gel- studios less than a year ago. She had been driven to the neighborhood by her chauffeur, but when she Joined tho I ' .lt;;2 V, . Hv'.yls Zfw'&r&St I kis 'jl&lr crowd of young wom- i(, V, en waiting outside Miji Beatrice Bentley, (laughter tho "extra" gate she of the wealthy Bentley family of seemed no different Detroit, and one of that city's mott from the rest, and beautiful heirestei, who went di- was careful to ap- rect" from college to the movie, pear Just as non- where under an assumed name sha as the most descript was rapidly approaching stardom III unimpressive "extra" when her identity was discovered. girl seeking work She is one who has insisted upon that morning. remaining in the studios. A was men picture American Duchewi cast which re- the being She is the a of de Lanti. quired group of the New young girls to supply daughter York Olivers, and was "atmosph ere and popular in younger so- background" during until her marriage a lawn fete scene ciety to the Italian Duke de supposedly on the Sir at and Popham-Youn- Lanti before the estate of a million- Frank, left, Lady just directly across from him, in a scene in one of the war. Her husband aire. The agencies the late feature plays. Sir Frank and Popham-Youn- g served through supplying extra peo- are widely known in America and went into war; and then, his es- had been notified the ple motion pictures as a lark and became fascinated. tateswhich were near and had sent they Their real identity is not mentioned in the adve the IUave ruined, he their prettiest girlg tising of their films. came with his beautiful or at least those young wife to this coun- v.ho could offer not only themaelves but a first of the experience "movies," again try. and outdoor gown as well, stood at the "extra morn-Mis- s chie afternoon gate" the next - h The Duchess joined a Cudahy knew nothing of the re- - Ii.g. She did not stand It seemed long. t, m party of young friends she had junt gone "as she as if the assistant n quirements casting director was at Los Angeles in what she had chosen to for her. was" on a lark. But T.atching He came out directly was to them a sort of wear an outdoor drss of rnd motioned for her to come that morning into the "slumming expedit'on." Parisian modishness. Because of efflce. There she was distinct told, "the chief It was a "day with the and natural 6he was ants to see the dress her poise you." movies" as "guests" at one at her by the "The chief?" chosen after glance Miss Anne asked, greatly a scene during who came out to look banquet casting director Impressed by tho awe with which the Stella, Duchess de Lanti, formerly the action of a smaller - sistant used the New York, the applicants. word. Mus Eloise Van Dam of film drama. A few assumed name. It was "Yes, the Duke de She gave an , director, you know. Say, kid, whose marriage to the Italian of Lord the Duchess - Lord Peter Upcher, cousin days later taken for granted she was an experl- you're a lucky skirt. You made a hit In Lanti was an international social event. Berners of England, who was taken applied at the studio enced "extra person" and no questions that garden Bcene yesterday. The chief She secretly entered the American film on at a Los Angeles studio as an for more experiences, were asked. They were paying $5 a day went off his pins when he saw blaz-fo- r world and was about to be given a you "extra" man, and who rapidly was taking the director into the "extras" at that studio that day, ing out of that bunch of 'extra' nuts like stellar role when it was discovered that - becoming a matinee idol of the films her confidence and ex- and she was so Informed. As she did not a house on fire on the prairie. He wants she was a Duchess. She then refused until discovered. Then ho returned . pressing a desire to be to for $5, she was told to. to get your number kid be she still remains object working go him good, to starred, although to family objec- taken on her merits. and be now, and England and, despite "make up for afternoon outing maybe he'll cast you for a bit. a "movie actress." became the hero of one of the She became so fas- location." He's done crazier ' tions, ready to go on things." most British films of recent cinated that she con- Anne had never "made that Assistant important Miss up" casting directors are notorl-is- , "Tangled Hearts." . tinued In mo- and an characters. But when she was "in the years, the not beyond a lipstick, perhaps, ously loquacious and nearly always seek n d per-- eh A tl.net na tho nacttHtflnt. fllreCtOf viesa even eyebrow pencil. She crowded Into the the "good side" of any one who has the Then her suaded her husband to make a real lark of miss-othe- "in with all hitting." before a director noticed her. big dressing room, however, with the good aide "the chief." "No need r put it, cylinders wa of and her in a scene. He stayed and watching ing a chance you never The director held on to he and In the rse wa8 rapid. When at last she it join fortunate girls, by know Lanti' is now being of Dicture there was a bigger part offered an in a film play on, too. "Stella de keenly out of the corner her eyes who's star" is their phlloso-"caugh- t next important part ' "featured" and is making rapid progress on." She had brought no makeup phy. ' one almost as important as that of the flu thought best to confide in her parents, and Bhe was more than her toward individual stardom. - materials, but she picked out a young Miss Anne walked across the "lot" to star herself. Then another picture, rnj fortunate insisted that con- - friend little Anne Cudahy. She won One of the Duchess de Lanti's friends, woman who seemed to be of the right the director's bungalow office, quite eager then the director upon now of if sho Popham-Youn- also American, and sort, and, confiding her predicament to over this twist to her lark. The tract. The attaches of the studio parental consent to make a go it Lady director - as a fre-- - and did. The com- popular in London society this young person, she wag promptly sup- one whose name is very well known took off their hats to little Miss Anne, could, and she promptly quite 3sir to hostess in her town house, just off riled the necessary rouge and grease across the world turned as she entered the assistant director took occasion Fany which now holds Miss Bentley's quent I dismissed a star who had been Mayfair, was so impressed by the paints. the office and then exclaimed: remind her every day: "You see, Miss, contract was me who several seasons to make Duchess's delight in "learning to be a After a tedious wait of several hours "Good! They found you. What's your told you so. Don't forget it popular through to the new ' screen actress" that she, too asked tor a Miss Anne was bundled into an omnibus r.ame, Miss, and how much experience Miss Anne Cudahy, daughter of called tho chief's attention you." ,0om for acquisition. ' to con- - these and trial. Like tho Dudhess, she made aa filled to the last inch of Its standing room have you had?" the late Jack Cudahy, and heiress It was then Miss Anne just had "Somehow socloty girls scats twoscore "extra peo- - Miss Anne to - In mother. And it all happened young matrons who are coming Into the instantaneous impression, bttween with repeated her assumed name the Cudahy millions. She ap- , fide her more and more And then there is the daughter of the pie" and taken on a long drive to the and blithely fibbed that nhe had "had peared incognito at a Los Angeles as she feared. Her mother performed movies display talent of distinguished millionaire engineer John suburbs, where stood the "millionaire's quite a bit" of experience, studio and applied for work as an that feat which the assistant director capabilities after a month training cell- - in their Hammond, who, also starting as an house" which had been secured for the "Good!" said the director. "I like the extra girl. After her first film she t would describe as "going through the than the professionals acquire Hays to Is the way one unknown "extra" girl, worked her way up "location." way you looked In that scene yesterday. was "discovered" by an enterpris- ing" and Miss Anne was bundled away whole careers," important it. natu- - tosuch a station that only recently she wag Briefly tho director explained to the Saw It on the screen last night. You ing director, who declared that she Omaha and to her duties as a debutante, producer explains "They bring ' avoidance of "affecta- - called upon to sign a four year contract "extra" girls their duties and positions In showed class, and some originality, too. would be a "new Mary Pickford.-- The director was left flat with his ralness and a total to be born which assures her continued stardom and the scene about to be taken. Then the I m going to take you In hand. I think Preparations were hastily made to choicest. oaths and, a plan for a good film tion to the screen. They seem and to handle them a number of imposing productions. And star, languid and quite blase, stepped out you'll make good. Stick around the lot itar her in a costly film production play with a new Mary rickford all gone to fit into situations - tstars thero is Leigh Wyant, who is a direct of her limousine and walked Into her po- and I'll have a written into when someone told her mother, But several young film stars who which tho professional grasp only today part awry.' descendant of the Vicar of Wakefield and sltlon. this for you. Give it to to- - and sho was hastily called home. . - ih... reiumo,! in th director's favor in the cxtont of a director's explanation j picture you of most and Em- - of Is of them. Little Anne who was one the populap ef last The "extra" girls, Miss Anne among night. How about salary? Here, sign this slept easier in their Queen Anno what required ...... n nr.Hi.tHA tr n ... rnwr!p1 nroiind. obedient to th nprnemnnr fnr lr month. t tnr n h nont t1, ,W w,.hl ih- - ),.. hrt. ClldahV walked tlirOUgn a wnoie scene in Beasuu vyubui.ib""' I", w ucuuvaui. h,iH room with no further coaching Her name really is Leigh Wake, but when gruff comments of the director. The pcr-flf- teen weeks' work guaranteed. I'll taking of the scenes In and ontsldo the Beatrice Bentley, the beautiful daughter a drawing a brief - she applied at Hollywood for a scene was taken two or three times and rut in an option for two years of your studio. That night tho director railed cf "the Detroit licntleys," already is a from her director than explana- timld'y of her. place in the films she gave her name as then the party returned to the studio services if I make something out of you." her Into the office and explained the popular star with a following as large tion of what was expected Any part have been told Wjrant so her family would not Miss Anne again bundled In with the Miss Anne said she'd have to ask her that had been written In for her, and told and as enthusiastic as any of the newer other actress would had to Leigh her hands or her feet hear about It and her r se to fame was so crowd on the omnibus, while the director mother about signing well knowing her her to report tho next morning. film celebrities. She, too, earned her what to do with - of the film." , sudden that the producing company for jeturned In his car and the Btur rode mother would put her on bread and water It is Hollywood history now how Anne beginnings by appearing, with an as- through every foot who is Just be-- tunate enough to keep her in the movies back in her limousine. if she had the least idea what she was stood out in that film play. Her sumed name, at the "extra gate" of a Another "society star" part is dare not throw aside the assumed name. Miss Anne, much intrigued by this doing these days. That suited the direr- - was very Incidental to those of the main Hollywood studio. It was several months ginning to appear in the limelight Copyright, 1M2. by The New York Ilaralrl. June 11, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Nine.

at least 10 head to be used by the CHRISTY MATHEWSON AS HE IS TODAY &tibisjJfcJrt&Miliiila ADS WMl BEEN I boys and girls of McKlniey u. 0 county in forming: their Calf club. The children will raise the II calves and ATIOHAL pay for them when GOODS Willi FORESTS they are grown and sold. QUALITY FDR S Children's Dresses, ages 7 to 14, each.. $1.00 HE Children's Suits i TATE OF HEW MEXICO ELFEG0 BACA RETURNS Play (red trimmed) ... .$1.00 Ladies' House Dresses 98c 7 HOME HERE YESTERDAY jx SCHOOL OPENED Ladies' Crepe Night Gowns $1.00 No More Land in For- re- Ladies' Union Suits 69c Agricultural National Mr. and Mrs. Elf ego Baca ti ests of is Available turned yesterday from Hot Springs, K Ladies' High Oracle Vests ,39c State for Homestead; Registration for the summer ses- Is'. M., where were sion of the they spending Fancy Baby Caps 79c state university opened a vacation. Mr. Baca stated yes- Forest Service Has Festered Policy of Con- early and closed Picnic Lunch Baskets 49c to 98c yesterday morning that because of Im- "wr i at. 11:30 o'clock. Dr. David terday the Spence in af- servation in f Hill, said aft- pending activity republican ALL KINDS OF LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Development. 7f president, yesterday fairs his vacation was shortened. ""SISKSHW;mi1 - ernoon that the registration was SUPPLIES. "V'WWWWW favorable for tho first day, about r.Y j. c. Kinrnrcn. very expensive the work could not Many persons consider It un- - Dish 49c District 14? eighty being enrolled. Most of Pans Dust Pans 15c (Assistant Forester.) be systematized. sOTV those who lllCktf tO Cllt thn flnirnf. nalla im 4 registered were from Water Pails 39c . It has often been paid that the To remedy this condition, con- WyAsJ Alhunuerque. Friday, and manicurists say their Cuspidors ...... 39c re- ousiness is on national forests have locked up gress In 1913 passed additional The registration will continue iigntest tnat day. Slop Jars $1.00 Clotheslines sources and have therefore retard- legislation which provided for the tomorrow and Tuesday. Classes Pie Plates 10c Clothespins, 2 doz. 15c ed development. To those well In- classification of all lands within will start Wednesday in all depart- ments. Spoons .3 for 5c Brooms formed, however. It must be ap- national forests. The secretary of The curriculum for the 49c agriculture established rules for summer school will offer these and Saucers . . 25c Dust parent that conservation, as prac- courses: Cups Mops 79c ticed forest the classification of all agricul- Plates . 19c Red Cedar by the United States tural lands, which were listed for Archaeology. Oil...... 4Sc service means the wise use and settlement with the department Chemistry. the development of the resources of the interior, Immediately after Kducation: School administra- of the national forests for the good classification. In this way, the tion, secondary education, hlstury of the greatest number of people in forests were gone ' over system- of education, classroom organiza- perpetuity. atically by experienced employes. tion and control, tests and meas- It is under this policy that a It was of great advantage to the S.! t ures educational hygiene, methods. certain percentage of the timber is English. prospective homesteader also, 1 7 left at time of cutting in order that since he be $ French. ALLEN BRUCE Pi This could told definitely ONE CENT TO ONE DOLLAR STORES CO. a new crop may be produced. where agricultural lands could be .4 History and political science. Presenting Albuquerque Is why grazing is regulated in order found. y Home economics. Roprracntutlves of the PHONE 299 321 W. CENTRAL AVE. that the ranges may not deteriorate Hygiene. - Pacific Mutual made to Condition in New Mexico. and why every effort is The classification of the agri- Latin. I take and forest fires from destroying Mathematics. - groat pleasure keep ' cultural lands upon all the na pride In giving to tho peo- these resources tional in was Music. of in of forests New Mexico ple Albnqucrquo and of Early the. administration completed several years ago. The I'hysical education: Athletic the state tho names of all the national forests it was recog- lands have nil been listed and coaching, plays and games, swim- Mutunl nized these areas l'aclflo representa- that, although practically all of them settled ming. tives now engaged by our consisted for the most part of - Physics. - In - . .. I . U ... upon. There are. therefore, no ad- :.'" company the 'lty of A- ruus" uiuuiiiumo, i..JO ,1iHnnll1 t,nmKate,i. nvnllnhln nnnn Psychology. lbuquerque. They are: J. D. - Spanish. STS..' tZtin were.tieL5,!!',more blithe New Mexico national for- j, Wakefield, City Supt. of patches ests. Agents, J. M. Scruggs, John for agriculture than for forests. 11. C. in In all 162,574 acres of agricul- HIGH CLASS DAIRY Gnss, It. Urtieo, Miss These lands were' generally Krnn 11. Isolated areas. Some of tural lands were found within the Fcrgtisson and W. small," New Jlexieo CATTLE IN COUNTY need no In- them were so located that they national forests. Wagner. They whilo These lands have been settled ATTRACT ATTENTION troduction to most of yon could be irrigated, upon who are because you know them others farming was feasible. upon by 3,670 persons, dry now establishing homes and cul- "Big Six," photographed few ago on of home at sonully, however, I am . Most of the and better dayi steps Paranac class In Ber- larger tivating them. Lake, N. Y. High dairy cattle pleased to gay that all are tracts of agricultural land had nalillo county have attracted tho informed in into hands under The forest service has encour- well their work passed private aged the settlement of all these After a three-yea- r flght against tuberculosis Mathewson see a vic- attention of County Agent Homer mid are all really successful the homestead laws before the for- in Powers, of county, "Everyone Talks Abut the remain- agricultural lands within the for- tory sight "Big Six" went to Saranac Lake, N. Y., three McKInley producers at the present ests were created. There - years ago who is the ests both because furnish In bad ghape. For a time his life was despaired of, but the the considering supplying time. Jn fact each Is pro- ed, however, many desirable tracts they wonder-nursin- climate, and Girls' homes for who are build- g of Mrs. and the skill McKInley County Boys' ducing at the rate of Jtioo,-00- 0 upon which real homes could be persons Matty of his physicians turned the Cnlf Hub with stock from this or Weather But llo One Ever ing up the country and because trick. He is now "up and around" and gaining per year hotter. When established. these lands strength rapidly, vicinity. yon see them think "Pacific Realizing that such lands should are thus put to their Mr. In with. highest use. On the other hand, Towers, company Mutual!" A. B. be under cultivation, the forest County Agent Lee Kaynolds, re- Does About service in 1906 was instrumental in attempts to secure title to lands made a of Anything It." not suited to successful agricul- IMPORTANT DATA cently trip inspection securing from congress authority ture to several local dairies near heie. to allow these lands to be alienate have been discouraged, since LOCAL REGARDING He was with the such efforts are ulti- FIRES greatly pleased under a now law called the forest doomed type of cattle raised and ARK TWAIN act. thlB law mately to failure. S1K AND THEIR CAUSES being IKE BRIDAL made these words homestead Under stated that arrangements would could f the listing It is the belief of forest Offic- immortal before persons apply jr ials probably be made to purchase M long the as homesteads of Unds which they that such failures not only FOR THE Troperty destroyed by fire, 1916 days of sensible aummpr considered agricultural In charac- often cause serious financial loss LEI to lit'O, inclusive, 334,544,6o hmm ter. Lands applied for were then to the homesteader, but also to average per year, according to the clothing. In those days a man had examined by forest officers and the community and to the state. National Kuurd of Fire Underwrit- to look ridiculous to cool. con- The man Mex- keep such portions of them as were who fails In New ers, in 3.0U0.UU0 fires. The total fo. a man can sidered suitable for the growing of ico is not a booster for the state. tills period, $1,072,722,677, woulu Today select the style crops were listed as homesteads. Neither does land upon which 1LIETI 1)0 sulficirnt to build 334,000 dwell- is also the and pattern suit he likes best in a 1jW Broadened. the timber and grass has been de- ings at $.",000 e:ich, enough housing JUNE month 1900 settle- and which has lo care 1 ft of all real summer weave. The law of allowed stroyed afterward More than eighty Albuquerque for 1.700,000 persons. This FROM O ment after examination even on been' deserted, help the prosper- is equivalent to the combined pop- the brides of the Our assortments include dark and lands within na- of the is Shriners, many of them with their ulation of unsurveyed the ity community. This last in fiv3 Connecticut, Nevada and color tional forests, and In that way It why only lands upon which one families, left nixht Wyoming. years gone by. light Palm Beaches, cool was than the can be to special rullman coaches, which Value of cloths, Dixie broader general reasonably expected were to No. 1, property destroyed by weaves, tropical homestead under which only successful are attached train for fires communivated act, practice agriculture ti t through the A remem- steds and silks. within as the annual Shrino conference $22:!, Colds, Croup charming lands surveyed townships designated suited to forest Kan Francisco under roof, 00,()00. can be homesteads. the personal Fire prevention are Hot weather suits for business as patented. supervision of It. AV. Hoyt, campaigns Tickling Throat brance for these occasions After operating under this law The homesteaders upon the for- being launched in a number of well as dress-u- p wear from for several it became appar- ests, as well as of the local Shrine and station cities as the result of these is $15 up, years other residents, agent of the Santa Fe station here. flrcures. Whooping Cough that always deeply ap- ent that the best results were not are considered a gaeat asset. They Indianapolis, Indiana, began such Mr. Hoyt has made all arrange- a last Bronchial Cough being secured. Only lands applied help utilize the forest resources ments for the so that campaign early year, with the preciated your for were being examined. This and build up communities. This in delegation result of a reduction in 1921 of etc. too turn there will be no worries, Just fun 5550,000 In fire losses and 3S0 in Hoarseness, meant that often areas small increases the property of the on tho entire to mako additional homesteads state. In these men trip. the number of fires. During one For many years atand.rd addition, are The Ballut Abyad Patrol band familrcouffh madlcinaof were left isolated. Because appli- exceedingly valuable in helping period, out of 1,199 fires in Indian- high ' of 26 headed the Mtmfiti Con no IS cations covered widely scattered protect the forests fire. pieces procession apolis, 850 were directly chargeable tain, opiate. against from the Masonic temple to the to inflammable roofs. parcels of land, It was sometimes was followed 218 West Central. Phone not feasible to have them examined and station and by the Composition shingles are manu- 335. Dyeing mining are the oldest patrol and many other of the al- - The by experts and at any rate always British industries. factured of rag felt, thoroughly sat lied organizations. urated with asphalt, which makes A concert was given at tho m waterproof, nml libnrnlturn.it- - tion before the party embarked ed with the Fame material. lot for Its trip which will last more 'the coating ia rolled crushed slat mm studio than two weeks. The direct route of various colors. Indian red sage "'fiold GOLDEN VITAMINES will be taken to San Pr.inC.sco end green and blue black. everywhere. a number of side trips have been A slate roof weighs from 6u0 t before horn? cod-fis- arranged returning 800 pounds a hundred square feet: Nature has in the cells of the liver of the h, provided Catalina Islands and a number of tilo weighs 9.'i0 to 1,200 other California of pounds, a treasure house of golden vitamine -- oil, sur- southern points while asphalt shinnies average bearing will be visited. , interest about 250 pounds a hundred squnri-fce.t- passing in vitamine -- richness any other form of fat or oiL or about the same as wood 'shingles. ONE DAY MOTOR TRIPS These shingles have the advant i! pre over other forms of roofing ol OUT OF ALBUQUERQUE requiring, no upkeep expense, and 5 In addition to this advantage thoj Shall It Be HOOVER cause a material reduction in in- surance BEATS... as 3 Koshare Tours. rates. 1 7 7 It it Sweeps as it Cleans Suggested by motor- n In answer to r Ml the Swiday and toads are with OF PUREST VITAMINE-BEARIN- G COD-LIVE- R OIL ist's eternal "Where Fi'gs gifted querr; Jour- a remarkably acute sense of ana Shall We Drive Today?" the Duas oiras is the ideal body -- buildinglilUfood and tonic for all ages nal will publish each week a de- scription of a practical one day A little added to the diet stimulates assimilation automobile trip from Albuquerque. and the body with strength. The information regarding the or Brooms and trips is furnished by the Koshare TUBERCULOSIS Scott's Emulsion a highly charged vitamine- - Tours office in the Journal build- bearing food, builds health. There is no better time ing. Dr. Glass has posi- Dust-Pans- Acoma. tive proof that he la ? than right now to start taking Scott s Emulsion I There are more than a dozen able to cure tubercu Scott & Bowne, Dloomficld, N. J. 22-- 8 one-da- y motor trips to bo taken losis by inhalation in from Albuquerque, varying in dis- any climate. tance from fifty miles the round Dr. Glass prints the trip to one hundred and eighty-si- x. following letter as one Does June mean a time of social and other She While all of these Jaunts are of hundreds which joyous affairs. can full of varied Interest, tho long- substantiates the claims that buds and birds, sweet breezes and with her children instead est one undoubtedly offers the there Is a remedy for tubercu- grow up most. This is the trip to Acoma. losis. People suffering from thl" hearts, of hours out of them from Acoma has come Into its own disease who think there is no light spent watching grow away have been In- Many people lately help should make further in- o' doors in the full of her. ; quiring If Acoma has not Just quiry. enjoyment been discovered. The Spanish ex- "Hot Springs. N. M living She can k'eep witli Her hus- plorers heard of it as far back ' "May 81, 192;!. up as 1540, and lt was old even then. "Dr. T. F. Glass, Or is June a work season between and of We will admit, however, that, it has "Los Angeles, Calif. band, abreast the times in Just been rediscovered through "Dear Dr. Glass: winter" and summer in which which she lives. the agency of the automobile and "I received the tablets Her home has the sent you of advertising. Every Sunday, and find that they have evi- of and its fresh- dozens of Albuquerqueans go to dently been helnful. Am .mi.--. thoughts housecleaning cleanliness, brightness and this most celebrated of Indian in more headway than I could health-destroyin- g toil and turmoil ness that is the of pueblos, and return unanimous in rcasonaDiy expect. . conslderinR envy every, their opinion that lt is one of the hot weather and a heart that 'drive all from heart? " 'r i the world's wonders. is going too fast. The doctor joy your woman. Acoma is a built on a nre- - here tells me that I should to city go : There is no And she has clpltous rock almost four a lower altitude which I hope to "housecleaning day" the satisfaction of I dred feet high. Its top can be do in a month or two. or time" in the How made a hit reached only on foot. It has the "Have Just received two let- "Spring cleaning knowing that her prized floor cov- largest church in the country: ters of inquiry as to my using home that knows the Hoover, with every beam and every particle of the treatment. I gave them an erings, hangings and upholsteries my husband, earth used In the construction was account of my case from its be- vacuum cleaner. retain , their porch needed new furniture and I hated arried up from the plain below ginning, and of tho treatment beauty and value and "'TpHE and its effects, with to A friend it has a town reservoir, a deep my present The never-endin- g of spend themoney. suggested that I water-hol- e condition and future I grind sweep- last longer without the of in the solid rock. Its am prospects. expense see what DuPont Colored Enamels would do. kivas, or ceremonial chambers, truly glad of the opportunity and '.ie built above because and sincerely hope that they wii: ing,, dusting beating has given employing outside help. Without saying a word to husband, 1 ground take the treatment, t my got V they could not be sunk in the think f. a. to a few minutes of elec- can and tried it out on a batteredold chair. rock. not a bit of vege-- , either of them (from what place easy Better than all the eulogies of Why, Therojs Limy Bre too I Mtion except what is occasionally sam, far along to it looked almost new And it really dried hard-r- iot bo cured. , tric cleaning. electric is a j planted in sadly unromantlc lard- - cleaning thorough trial a bit sticky. So I renewed every piece of fur- "I alSO told thm iyr.r r.,,A pails and tomato cans. have absolute The housewife who Hoover in own niture on the porch and the woodwork inthe hall, These features alone make tho confident tn .,v. your home. Now is the time but are thing you told them. too. It was easy and I saved a furniture trip worth while, there J. vacuum cleans big bill, others tho now would love to help a starts the morning to have it. Any dealer or light- which hus- many along way that lot of my fellow . your didn't hurt my popularity with my render m,tr -- it doubly unforgettable. cure by the Glass without the towel turban and will band at all" There Is, the En-- j Treatment. ing company make it for you. chanted Mesa shoer five yours, broom-and-dust-p- an This little in rising a "nEV. vlryG. W..crdlallyMcCLANAHAN." dress" of the iYour clean- - story applies many ways to many l hundred "housecleaning of a Hoover , feet from the sand and rtames and addreaan. f purchase homes. How about yours? practically unscalable. There are other of wind-erode- will ha iimivi er d patients days unhappy marks an epoch in life. It forms; turtles, frogs, on request. For informa- your chickens, the fan-tail- further pigeon, tion address THE T. F Ul.ASS more chil- J. Korber & the sphinx head, and the locomo- INHALANT memory. gives you time for your Company tive. CO. 208228 North There are buttes and mesas Lob Angeles, Calif. finds lier en- Second Street of brilliant colors, and beds of Unexpected company dren; spare hoursjor recreation, Albuquerque, New Mexico lava. Laguna pueblo offers pic- to receive. She has turesque houses and one of the always ready tertainment or education. Electicity Thtr to a Da Pant most interesting churches in the paint or parnimh prod state. more time for her familv and her makes act madm for momry possible that forward step. purpoam by .mrfcri The road is good and d. U ODDMENTS Craal Camaoai fa. An early start should be atuatry. made. The run out can be easily made In five hours, ,and three Memorials of the Better hours is generally long enough Gas & Electric I for exploring the village. A fee is Kind. Albuquerque IBbF! Company j charged for visiting the church. urorea Lunch and supper must be taken, "We Pay the Freight" "At Your Service" Phone 98 although excellent meals can be obtained In Laguna pueblo if no- tice is given in advance. G. E. Fletcher The United States produces more than one-ha- lt of the world's total MONUMENT WORKS .output ol petroleum, SHLI ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Jane 11, 1922 Efl&ffteft Fl "sGl&sriidl Pages FOR SALE Roum WANTED Position rem salk Four-roo- moUern house. WANTKU- - -- Wa.hltiK. Phone 1304. MARKETS 618 North Thirteenth. WANTED Home work. 41 East Liwit. THE Five-mo- Business Conditions FOll frALE house; will con- Current WANTED by the dozen or car In 808 N'urth Wa.hlnj sider small trade. rouBh dry. Call 1703-J- . GEORGE E. ROBERTS Second. By WANTED Men ipecl-all- (By I Aitodutrd wtininii, illki a hi rrtu.) i'i;s, $500 down buy you a good Phone 1304, Bank of New brick house lu ward. (From the Monthly Bulletin for June Issued by The National City York) Fourth WANTED Phono Work by the hour, Phoee FINANCIAL 1343-- eft.r 6:30 p. m. SALE Three fiaat Cn FOU finioinea, WANTED nurse. Mre. business situation has either in our interna- striking illustration of the weakness l rat, Fast Silver and University Place ai practical The general complished, Birdie Martin, 20 South Vail Street. continued favorable from month to tional or our domestic relations. depression has taken place, that we Heights. J. A. Hammond, 8'JI East Silver. Broadway. five-roo- LADY would like to care for home while New two-ho- have FOK SALE Modern and bat it York. June 10. The month until confidence is now well shall uninterrupted or rapid - are 1465-- The Crop Outlook. g.i'j'i location, close In; priced to sell; pennl- on vacation. Phone session of stock mar- of in- to full in all lines. 1932-- today's established that the worst the The outlook for the crops is ex- recovery activity muur leaving city. 401 West 1JOUSF1 cleaning, floor waxing, lawn was by sel- A of industrial rela- 1430-f- t. ket featured recurrent evitable post-wa- r depression is over. was backward readjustment Lead. work. Call J. W. l,we. phone oils, cellent. The season ling movements, notably in The most factor in the re- tions is under way and has produced FOU iaALJfi .By ownei, suouroan home, GKNERAT REPAIH WORKS potent on account of wet weather, but the . steels, equipment, coppers and in but com- fuur rooms and porch, city REPAIR anything-- 613-- eek for W. f. vival has been the exhaustion of in in the improvement sight, sleeping - rails. Kxtreme reactions of one to crops are growing the ground water, fruit trees, grape arbor. Post- out of in mois- plete readjustment has not been ac-- of NL'RPR wishes permanent position, or almost slight- stocks, the wearing things good shape, and with ample off ice box an. cit. five points were only ne- the modern in- confinement eases. 601 South waiter. brinpring consumers to the fine when highly organized FOU A1K (Jood modern cr.t-- ly retrieved in the of con use, ture to give them a start furnished WANTED To do and covering of into the markets dustrial system, in which production In convenient to an.iiia; typewriting tracts before the close, cessity coming warm weather comes. The single tase, highlands, work. Room 8, Melini heavy of .1. A. 24 to the in to their own wants and of is which is carried on by groups people terms. Hammond, Hast Sliver, Porch Has Exceptions reaction, supply exception the cotton crop, Phone 1jJ2-R- . Furniture Weather ot what have to pro- exchanging products and services. HAVE which filsiiH urgent liquidation selling they might had a poor start and is threatened new mod- your blankets laundered the right were at Included means of The It is an effective system when all KOH i?Al.E Homo, vey; also your Phone apparent times, vide the purchase. the boll weevil. Apprehension is ern, brick screened . personal laundry. Petroleum by are We pressed bungalow; 1B3R-J- Mexican and Republic pressure of reciprocal wants gradu- felt of a short and the price working harmoniously. are porches, lawn, flowers, trees, bee owner, Arrived crop, st 1949-M- . Iron and Steel but those issues gave all branches of industry benefited by it, but the system is j,'Jl W-- Silver, phone WANTED House cleaning, floor waxing. ally brings reflects it. lawn work. Call J. W. Lowe, way in the final to upon fair Yvi; i. AN save you ten to fifteen cent phone dealings to the readjustments that have The improvement is not confined to dependent good faith, per 1430-R- . Lnitcd States Steel was among and a broad view of on ttie cost of your house; let us show At last summer weather Is here and Is about to be- be made. this trade is better. dealing mutual WANTED book- the porch the popular shares to lose ground, the country. Foreign interests. The work of the coal vou th ones we have built; estimates Position, experienced come again the center of the family life. Porch shoved a In the case of foodstuffs and The South American countries which elifrf'ilb' given. Phone 1351-J- . keeper, a knowledge of stenography; equipment, although May bookings miner or railroad Phone 15110-- furniture, rugs, lawn swings, shades, the very raw materials of industry food- employee is no two-roo- house. good typist. porch things further increase of about 101,000 leading produce raw materials and Fult SALE Ily owner, you need, are here and our assortment is very there are no supplies being more essential to the welfare of so- targe screened sleeping porch, newly WANTED By married man, position as ample; prices tons in unfilled orders, that gain large stuffs are finding better markets, or clerical work. attractive. carried over, unless we except corn, of ciety than the work of the farmer decorated and partly furnlahed; lights druggist, bookkeeper being below general estimates. working off the surplus stocks 1,300. HOJ univer Address Box 83. care Journal, rails carried which does not enter into or the worker in many other indus- and water, Cornell, High grade were readily merchandise which have embar- slty Helghls. WASHING and done by American in but until it has been con- tries, but the opportunity to com- Ironing down the general reversal, consumption rassed them, and beginning to buy li'OK SALU New ziomea owner; uue lady, by piece or doxen; satisfaction were chief- bine is more by S2S losses among transportations verted into meat. The grains in substantial amounts. Con- favorable, and the 824 West Gold; one sll-ro- i' n, guaranteed. North Broadway, phone GEO. C. SCIIEER FURNITURE CO. was ac- aain chances of success for combina- one tour-roo- !10 748-- moderate. Selling of oils ly used for bread are closely used ditions in Asia arc The a 110 North Maple; by rumors several full improving. tion are better. North Maple; terms, call SZ1 west u WANTED Tour typing and stenographic companied that up, the world depending upon are ItMU-- co- foreign exchanges stronger, ver, neat and accurate on 314-31- 6- -- of the. were mate- The action of the miners and rail- phone work; work, South Second- - -3-17-319 largest producers crops each year. In the chief which favorable con- humc, bond 331 North a reduction of price means a more YvH SALE coxy modern white paper.' Fourth, ntemplating of wool and cotton, road employees in forming an al- 1S06-- schedules because of lack of rials clothing, dition for foreign buyers in this mar- facing West Central, only five phone the er liance must be as i:shade carry-ov- which has existed accepted from business district; garage, demand. Sales amounted to 650,-00- 0 the ket. meaning EXPERIENCED office girl and stenog- since the war has been reduced in a purpose to exercise their control trees, lawn and basement, at a bargaiu. rapher, desires position; can furnish shares. Railroad Rates and the Labor AtH'ly owner. 1UJ Kent avenue. Address M. W. to the over the mines and the best of reference. C Foreign exchanges continued an important degree during past railways, KOR SALE Nice home on corner lot, of core Journal. London These conditions an as- Situation. and is a threat of weaken, aside from the year. give arbitrary power, Sl.iuntaln road and Virginia boulevard I AUDIT, check, open, close and keep rate. Francs were especially heavy, surance of stability in the principal The Interstate Commerce Com- inconsistent with the mutual obli- mull new house and cellar, lot 68x140 decline not mission has ordered a ten cent, which rests. llKhte, water, fruit and ahe.de trees, and Income tax etc. Walter L. showing a of ten points agricultural staples which has per gations upon society roan returns, from week's quotation Fall of 1920. reduction in rates and the This, of course, is not alfolfa. at 611 West Mountain Williams. rjiKs i mo. pnnn. .m. the highest been felt since the freight saying trjat Five-roo- and the Austrian remittance was is the fruit of a state Railroad Labor Board has ordered the miners and railroad men are an iMir6'AINFOn QUICK SALE LADY, experienced in general clerical Prosperity cement block house; furnace heat, worn, . ur n lowest ebb. a of for class bad - also a, pnymcian uerui.i at of ordered, balanced and reciprocal reduction wages one exceptionally lot; we know they rhiiken house: sell either fur- la. a... i ... .mnlnvm.nl nl m nv Clearing: House loans and di- of railroad at about the arc as individuals ,.ri. also about 260 Emm or in- industry, in which everybody works employees not; they would nuhed unfurnished; kind. Address B. P. W care Journal. scounts disclosed another actual same rate. Other reductions be as considerate cement blocks and ten lacks cement. X211 net de- at rendering some service to others wage kind, and helpful WANTED Position us traveling, city, crease, of about J3T.0OO.O00, are to follow. These or- as the of other uth Arno. retail salesman or collector, middle- - by al- and gets his pay in the services expected average people, but, i mand deposits 1011 SALE In south highlands, not healthseeker: expanding which render to him. ders go well together and are in har- as with most people, have such Cottage aged, married man. most $ri0,000.000. The actual cash they Although they four rooms, largs screened porch, water, anything considered: best of references, ex- of in- with the trend of the a bias for the interests of the chicken house. gain of $4, 807,000 increased an appalling ignorance mutual mony general group lights, large lot, garage, tr. Be . S12 west Mamie no pnone. to 531,5 is last year and a half. or class that they do not see the fun- etc.. slOU aown, paiance ime rem, H"u desires to as- cess reserves 00,000. terests constantly displayed, sale. Call at 1100 South ft'OMAN of experience, included are bound to There are no signs of a settlement damental that all right fur quick sume management of rooming house or The day's general news nevertheless people rights underly Walter, or phone 693. announcement of a J2.3OO.000 gold to their of the coal strike which has run two others and which must be hotel. In small town, by June 20; will strive unceasingly improve respected FOIt SALE Charming home, six rooms, do If necessary; competent, re- Importation from Ciermany, the relations with each other. months. Production of bituminous if orderly society is to endure. beautiful lawn, conking review recently decorated, liable and best of references. Address first in many weeks, and a state of ease that has devel- from non-unio- n mines is now about When a small trees, shrubbery, fruit trees, large gar- B. Tt.. cure was The relatively group district. Journal of business conditions which evi- one-ha- lf den, garage: best residential in the market, as the normal requirements. claims, by reason of its relations to 1503-J- . WANTED Position of any kind; have as to wholesale distr- oped money 14:'fi West Central, phone encouraging1 denced the liquidation of the The situation is becoming critical in the industrial organization, the had experience In dry goods and In trade. by SALE Small modern with first-cla- ibution in the dry goods the the case of anthracite as there is to the lives or welfare Full cottage office work: am typist; am not Our Trust Federal Reserve banks, right of bath What put Closing prices: ready double garage, screened porch, a healthseeker and can furnish best of of investment securities, little surplus mine capacity from the population in jeopardy it built-i- n featurca, ele.; newly decorated am to start at the American Feet Sugar 47'i, absorption aspires on corner lot references: willing of the bond and stock which to make the loss of pro- to an exercise of that in throughout, well furnished, Address R. E. C. care Journal. American Can 4'', and the rise up power the one block from car terms bottom. 60 only line; American Smelting & Kef's . i markets, is a condition favorable to duction, long run society will not tolerate. Sl'OO down, balance like rent. 1100 South American Sumatra Tobacco.. 40 business expansion. It does not fol- With the coal miners on a strike When rights and interests come in Walter, or phone r,'J3, WANTED Agenti American Tel. & Tel ,.12:i',j low, however, because a substantial and the railroad employees voting conflict all parties are bound to FOIt SALE On south side handy to AO ENTS- Wonderful seller; 96o profit Zinc . 18 U a voice in railroad employes a five-roo- frame everv dollar sales. Deliver on spot. Department American revival from the extreme state of upon one, the situation affords a have the settlements. Mis , B3 dwelling, with fifty-foo- t lot License unnecessary. Sample free. Anaconda Copper See No. 41S 8, W. Pico. Lo ange-- . KS'i and Improvements. house sion. Factory :3:s Atchison West Atlantic; prlee 12,750 on terms. les CahT Baltimore ft Ohio . 48i 207 West phone 77 3 No. 4 ewes. $6.00 !i) a City Realty Co., Gold, AOKNTS Fig money selling mens' shirts Steel "B" . Oats No. white, 3o',jc; unchanged. Clipped FOR SALE Poultry-Egg- 667. Bethlehem 1 direct to wearer. The latest etyies; . 33 c. S.50; spring iambs, $13.00 'if 3. 75. Does Butte & Superior 29', white, roit A LK Fat frying chlcksna, alive proposition entirely new; samples free. . 3 Ti kent-Roo- ni -- "- California Petroleum or drBsprf. Phono ia:'S-W- . for with Board Packard Shirt Co., la . wens bi., ,137 Kansas Cash liraln. 111. Canadian Pacific " City PRODUCE Zj'iTkV RHTnGTON eggs for batching; ROOM cago, . S8i Kansas City, June 10. Cash: blue 1473-- AJDBOARD.60SWestCopper. WANTED solicitor, experience un Central Leather ribbon winner. Fhona BOARD A NDROOM "reasonable. Lady Ohio . 4 a No. 2 hard. $1.17 1.49; 51 S Very good commission; worK Chesapeake & Wheat West Fruit. 1020 North Second. necessary: pa" & . . . No. 2 Chicago Produce. time or alt day: work any place. Call Mil, St. Paul ' red, $1.131.1j. FOU SALE Ten Plymouth 218 Chartered the Federal Reserve at Chicago, D fc'OK RENT Room with board. Mrs. by Board, . SOUT Corn No. white. Chicago, June 10. Kutter Mar- Hnck lay Ins also chicks. this forenoon. Wright, Sturges Ciirpo Copper 57fo7c; hna; baby South Hotel. to . it2 2 ket 71S North Klevonth. Broadway. Washington, act in all trust this Fuel & Iron i No. yellow, 5&ZZic. higher. Creamery SS'.ic; firsts, no matters, Ctrado T3-- ROOM AND HOARD. $45 per month; A ifE NTS Mason sold Is Comet Steel . Hay Unchanged. 3fl34l:c; seconds, 2C29c; FoTTLCialcliing KKa. 8. V. l.itfht Sprayers Bank offers trust service to the pub- TfVible 33 Brown 8. C. Uurk .irk. 1il'7 Forrester and Autowasliers one sstuniay. complete . 17i 'sc. Leghorns, li. 11.50; 30 ex- Cuba Cane Sugar Brown 13, -. Rtibinnon, Old KOIt RENT Glassed-i- uorcu, with JO.i.O each. Best sprayer; years' lic its . 13 Eggs Market easy. Receipts Leghorns, free. Rusler Co.. and patrons. Some of the functions of Brie Tewn, 13S8, b. ard 114 North Mn;ie. perience. Particulars . 76 i LIVESTOCK 27.479 cases. Firsts. 22 Vi 23c; phnne Ohio. Great Northern pfd ROOM with and Johnstown. the trust department are listed here: . 41 firsts, 21 21',ic; miscel- BAUY clicks from laying strain; mature sleeping porch board; Copper ordinary well; within 72 gentlemen only. Phone 1679-- MEN OR WOMEN, to sell complete line Inspiration . 82 ' laneous. early lay shipped liberal Mer. Marine pfd Chicago. D222'ic; storage packed hours of Los Anpph-s-; guarantee full with board, guaranteed hosiery: commis Int. 36 24 porch . 10 S. Bureau extras, lie; storage packed firsts, Pioneer South In 1."45-- sion: part time accepted: samples free. Kennecott Copper Chicago, June tt. fount. Hatchery. highlands.' Phone 166. 1 .138 24c. Sprintr. Anj."!'1. 'nItfornla. fnited Eastern Textile Mills, Bog The Hank acts ns Executor of Wills, carrying: out Mexican Petroleum of Markets). Cattle Keeeipts ljs ROOM AND HOARD, Hi Per month; Pottsiown, Pa. wiRhes . Poultry Alive, higher. Fowls. A FT EH .luly 1. fu order to intikf room no South the of the individual as they are expressed Miami Copper f'i 500. with week ago: sick. Ml Broadway. $30ii liOO month . 22 Compared 30 08c; roosters, f"P stofli. will sell at MAKI3 to per distribut In the will. Missouri Pacific cows 21c; broilers, joung bargain i'OR RENT Kooiu and porch; . 70 25c to 35c 8, C. It. J. Red hensi also Bleeping ing Speednline; easy, permanent Beef steers higher; 14c prlcft. fifty 1340-- j. sr. Montana Power i few stork: biard If desired. Phone exclusive territory; automobile free. . 89 U Heifers 15c to 25c grassy Potatoes 55 cars. Total innle birds; finrst great lay Xew York Central ,.,,1 up; Receipts V. 2:1(1 CANVA3 with board. Write for Speedollne Co.. LT. SSL ern. Tiny. North High. sleeping porch, particular!. . 74 less advance; bulls S. shipments, cars. Old ween Dept. 74, Dallaa Texas. Northern Pacific cows showing pure-bre- ,io per r,asi i.utrHi . 42 no demand or OH ICK.S Ktrgs, . Viitrher: veal calves stock practically lghnrn. ROOM AND HOARD Rates reasonable. AGENTS '.'00 cent wonderful ! When appointed by the Court, where no Will exists, Pennsylvania 17 inn Kof lis, Orpingtons, Wyandnttes. per profit; Consolidated . 'i movement, no sales reported. New best rea- 612 South Broadway, 1971-- little new: sells like it acts as administrator of estates and distributes Ttay Copper.. $1 stockers and Anconas; layimr Mrnins; pricps phone article; something . 73 U Louisiana and Ala- First-clas- In Reading .. mostly higher; stock weak. sonable; frro catalogue, free delivery. FOR RENT s room and board, wildfire: "carry poeltet: write at once the property according- to tho laws of the slate. fc Steel . 72 feeders steady to 15c higher. Top bama sacked I'liss Triumphs No. 1, MiHsour! Poultry Vnrina. Columhia. Mo. a month. Mrs. Laura Maes, 8!$ for free samples. Albert Mills, Gen. Mgr., Republic Iron 'i S5 fl"11 Sinclair Oil & Kefinlne. . . . . 36 matured beet steers, $3.60; top long $".00 fr 3.60 cwt.; Texas sacked IJAliY CHICKS ana natchlng ens South Arno. American hulldlng. Cincinnati, O. . 88i mixed year- Irish Cobblers No. 1, $3.50 cwt.; Mountain View R. O. n. I. Reds; prize JAMESON RANCH ReooceU rates for TO $150 WEBKLT. Free samples, Southern Pacific $9.50: light Oold window t As a trustee. It conserves and holds cer- . 231; yearlings, Oklahoma sacked Bliss Triumphs winners at El Pnso. Albuquerque and tho summer, cool and shady, situated priced letters for in safety a Houthern Railway Week's bulk prices t In ' atorea. run do .119 lings, $9.40. No. 1, cwt, Denver; bred for the color, type two miles north of town. Phone ottirpg. Anybody It, tain amount of property for the benefit ot an heir. Ktudebaker Corporation .. $3.23ijf3.50 chlx In U238-- Kxclualvn 47 stockers and egg production. Order dpmnnd. territory. Arme . beef steers, $8.759.10; U30 Texas Company C. P. Hrv. North High. u fitter Co., 2804 Congress, Pept 80 $7.00S''7.75: butcher Xcw York Metals. VERV PLEASANT glassod-i- sleeping Tobacco Products , and feeders, two. with rhlPSRo. .136 New York 10. The porch for board; everything Pacific stock, $5.75 7.50; canners and June copper new. Mtvs 110 North Maple. WA NT BP Iocal Agents, 4 As a guardian, this Bank acts to care for minor chil- i;nion .100 she TYPEWRITERS Kemp, Steel market has been less active during " 1463-- can valuers: and irentlcmen. on or jr TTnited States cutters. $3.25 4.35; veal calves, - Ail inakes" uVr hauled Phone la1lps dren Incompetents, preserving: tho funds and pay-In- . 65 but have been VI TEWiiri'El An new article. Brazilian the week prices ma- SPECIAL summer rates. 65 per month; absolutely out the principal and interest to the Utah Copper una rr:'iilred. Ribbon fur every Shot Crearn, l A sensation In shne according: JlO.50ll.00. firmly maintained with today's excellent board, private room with polish- provisions of tho trust. Market chine. Alboquerqu. Typewriter Ht. es. A sure wherever demonstrated. Receipts 10,000. from about S0S-- . oorch and tray service. sle foreign Exchange. Hogs quotations, ranging chnnge. nti"ne I. V:2 South Fori! sleeping If you are not from 5 to $15 j, ex- 14c John's Sanatorium, phone 491 making; New Tork. Juno 10. Foreign steady to 10c lower than Friday's 13'4e to for electrolytic. Episcopal per day, you will miss a great oppor- Britain off most. Iron was GOOD HOME COOKING Every meal do lU't change irregular. Great average, lighter weights unchanged. MATTRESS RENOVATING tunity to maka money if you 6 J4.50: bulk. $10.10 010.80; bar silver. 71 c. we serve la appetizing anil wholesome, answer thl ad. Brazilian Cream Sales As trustees under mortgages, this Bank will handle demand, S4.49i; cables. Top. $10.S5; Foreign MA r V LENOVATI.Mi. $3.5u and Up. town: France about steady, Mexican dollars, 55c. li only a couple mlnutfs walk from Cn hnx !?!. , N. M. all matters connected with the preparation of bonds, hills on banks, J4.47 3i. holdover light: pigs Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur- 523 West TIJeras. Edith LaBolIe, phone deeds and ! 9.06. Italy fi!3-- DISTRICT RALES REPftKSENTATIVE notes, mortgage agreements. Homanrt or.'i: cables. mostly J9.7ofiJ10.D0: heavy weight. niture packing. Phone Ervln 32;-j- , Bel-- j York Cotton. Men and women, wanted as dempn demand, 5.14'i; cables. 5.15. $10.50(gl10.63; medium, $10.40 New Bidding Companf. CAUL BEHULUNDS Private San- New June 10. Cotton fu- MRS. stratora every city and town in U. 8. for glum demand, 8.381,;: cables, 10.80; light, $10.7r10.Sr; light York, atorium, 1416 South Kdlth, phone Electreat, a hom treatment rlevlca that cables, 1 $22.37; JjNT--IWgceHBne- oui 1365-- Germany demand, .331.: lights. $1 0.40 (S 0.80; paekingsows, tures closed firm. July. Private rooms and porches for relieves pain, restores health, gives Holland 38.00; fif 9.80; sows, $22.22: $22.01; Jan., FPn tubercular patients; fresh vegetables and fiells on Enormous over a .Z?,i. demand, smooth, $9.25 packing Oct., Pec, FOR IIBNT at 412 West Cop- beauty, sight. profits Experience, extending period of more 39.05. - demand, 9.35; S5; March, $21.73. Buihiing frulu and plenty of milk; tray service; and business, good for 175, cables, Norway- rough. $9.00 killing pigs,' $21. per; suitable for goragp. Inquire H, K. nurse attendance If desired; steady $0, than in the of 17 63. Sweden demand, 26.00. De- Sherman, at First Bank and graduated MOO weekly. Free foldrr ahows how. Elec- forty years upbuilding this $9.6010.60. Savings $50 and $65 for summer months. treat Mfir. Co.. Peoria. 111. nmark demand, 22.00. Switzerland Sheep Receipts f 000. Today's Trust Company. jhori S. community, is woven into the service, giving demand 19.14. Spain demand, mostly all direct: market HOLDERS CARPENTERING AOENTS WANTED In every locality In Po- receipts NOTICE TO the atate for this United Home Build-- , you complete protection and the assurance of 15. SO. Greece demand, normal. Compared with week ago: FOR RENT Office Rooms Czechoslo- ewes NOTES PETTIFORD THE ODD JOB MAN. era of America, the original per cent exactitude in the out of land demand. .0!4. Desirable spring lambs and OF VICTORY b'OK KENT Office All kinds of work. Phone 1678-J- . savinga. loan and Investment carrying your Will. 1.05. de- COc npposiie postoffice vakia demand, Arcentlne steady; culls native springs ant chamber commerce. Wright P. H. and heat- company, operating in the southwest, demand, wethers McCAFFRET, plumbing of over Their con- mand, r,fi.50. Brazil lower; shorn lambs, fat "To Holders of Victory notes and bulldlne Fourth and Oold. ing w ': a t.iecialty. Phone with assets $2,250,000. 3-- repair are fair and 14.12. Montreal, 99 1 6. and yearlings weak to lower. others concerned: 1871-- J tracts safe, sound, profitable lambs, fol- to both the borrower and investor. Call Week's bulk prices spring "Notice is hereby given as FOR RENT Pasture FLOOR SANDING We can resurface on or address .Tamea W. Norment. Gen- TJbcrty culls old floors and make them like Bond. J14.00?14.50; $8.009.00; lows: F.XLHllent your eral Agent, 218 West Gold. Albuquer- THE FIRST NATIONAL June liberty $11.00 12.73; year- 'ol Kti.M pasture f'T dairy new and make your new Xloora perfect. BANK New Tork, 10. shorn lambs, "First. Call for redemption of tock. WO-R- que first $6.50 Flume A, W. Ptgan. Phone 2070-- binds closed: $100.02; ling. $8.009.50; wethers, S per cent Victory notes. All of AGENTS $5 to $U daily easily. New Wd;tt,second $99.84; ewes, new crop 3 cent of the CONTRACTING AND BUILDING, all stx ladies hose 4s, $100.00 4s, 7.75; $3.50(86.75: these per series adobea stvle hosiery, pairs Capital and Surplus, $600,000.00 i 4 $99.96; $1 1.25 12.00. converti- kinds; all kinds a specialty; 91.50; six men's $1.40, guaranteed first Vi. second 4!. feeder lambs, United States of America estimates furnished frt.. A. H. e, pairs fourth 1922-192- other-wis- e and after that flats no conversion 6 months. Three ladles' silk $5; .t?9.94; third $100.02; ble notes of 1824 North Eleventh, phone 699. pairs 4s, $100.66. gold of the notes may be made. men a tnree no nr Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. $99.98: Victory 4 4 f. Kansas City. known as 3 per cent Vic- low buk, pairs j, capmi Bu- "Third. Detailed Information a I WANT you to Investigate my prices experience required. Tour pay dally. We 4s, Kansas City, June 10 fU. S. notes, are hereby called (or on kind of a .IUo i"tit,rit- fnemlaharl Re tory to tho presentation and surrender any building proposition reau of Markets). Cattle redemption on June 15. 1922. r have In view. A. E. Palmer. Bunga- contains twenty sample, all colors and GRAIN week: steers of 3?i per cent Victory notes for low box 41, city. Phone 1768-- ceipts 9.000. For Beef pursuant to the provisions for Is Builder, grades Including silks. Poare time to 60o notes redemption given In treasury Mills Co,, anil yearlings 25c higher. redemption contained in the circular No. dated BUILDING, alterations, repairing, large Dept. Board of Trade. $9.40; best mixed and in circu- department 277, Jobs or small; work by contract or by &666, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chicago Top heavy steers, treasury department 9, 1922. of which work guar- Chicago. June 10. "Week end she stock, mostly lar No. 138, dated April 21, 1919, February copies the day; reasonable prices; yearlings,-- ?9.0; are available at anteed: estlmatea free. Call K. 3. John- wheat react late .n COWS UP notes were orig- the treasury and WANTED Salesmen realizing caused to hiirher Some mole, under which the the federal reservo banks. son 175S-- 616 John. session board cows heif on all Vic- &7 MILKS made new in today's short of the canners and stock and inally issued. Interest "A. W. MELLON, per gallon with of trade, after a firm sitart. The ers steady; killing calves mosuj tory notes of the 3 per cent FOR SALE Furniture patented gasoline Vaporiser. Write for and "Secretary of the Treasury. particulars. Btransky Vsporlser Co., market was almost featureless 50c series will cease on said redemp- B. higher. Market "February 9, 1922." ITURMTOltB REPAIRING and upholster- Pukwana. D. CITY DELIVERY closed unsettled, prices varying Hogs Receipts 2,000. tion dato, June IB, 1322. ing. Phone 61.1-- Ervtn Bedding Co. OF THE JOURNAL to advance. 6c ter- CALIFORNIA LINE Salesmen acquaint- from c down a like fairlv active to packers; around "Second. Suspension and FOR SALE Flreless cooker. 316.50; wholesale and retail for to Se- and of notes con- ed with trade July $1.146i $1.14 and lower. Bulk desirable lights mination Victory Hammond typewriter and table, 60; tine of fruit specialties. Liberal com- Every paper for Jn the corn $10.50; In ot of used gubscribers city of Albuquerque ptember was unchang- medium, $10.40010.45; top, version privilege. view the phonograph; very large stock mission. Panta Ana Preserving Co., Santa should be delivered not later a. m. $1.14; oats to 9.40. of all 3 s South First. Calif. than 7:00 weekdave and ed to c up, unchanged sows mostly $9.35 call for the redemption r,...ln,re Ana. I a. m. Sundays. ije bighcr and provisions were Ec Sheep Receipts none. ior per cent Victory notes on June 15, A' CCOUNTING tuK SALE Mahogany parlor chairs, SALESMEN, sell men's tO 20C Off. lambs Top, $14.00: 1922, and to tlje pro- AUDITING, INCOME dining room extension tabte. electric clothing, attractive materials, lowest If any subscriber falls to receive his Fpring steady. pursuant - 637 paper properly a of a world's to lSe lower; visions of the said treasury de- TAX sweeper and other household goods. prices, good profits, samples ready, give call before 9:30 will A report prospective shorn lambs steady 1 FINANCIAL 17B5-.- phons bring a new paper 'by wheat start 25c to 35c lower. circular No. 138. the - South Broadway, phone experience, Emerson Tailoring Co,, 1th shortage of at the top $12.73; sheep partment M S1 ATEMENT- and MKSSENUEK tended to harden the wheat ma- privilege of conversion of Victory FOR SALE Real Estate Arch, Philadelphia. values failed to hold. There notes of cither series Into Victory SALESMEN If you could offer a busi- PHONES rket, but St. Joseph, CHARLES ZANG BALE One on ness man high-grad- e pencils with hi 18 or 86 on com- 10 (T S. Bureau notes of series Is ibtl good fifty-fo- lot was fair buying the by o. i.in ths other hereby SUCCUSOtt TO on d In gold, tn quantities: as dips t.v, S.- - 9, 1922, East Sliver, pear Highland park, Imprinted mission houses while on the bulges of' Markets'). Hogs Receipts suspended from February easy term. 3. A. Hammond. 824 East small as a single cross, cheaper than he offerings increased, September 000. Market generally to Juno 15, 1922, both Inclusive, WILLIAMS ZANC liver. huye his ordinary pencils, so he could THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY -.. or tendency to on the s bvvi and on June 15. 1922, will termin PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,!" use them himself ae an advertising showing a jrain 5c lower than yesteroay wouldn't you think you had a of d ate. Victory notes accordingly PHOMC WANTED Real novelty, Julv. A review the government Bulk 170 to weights. Ettate real live T Easy fal- 300-pou- to be lulcrconvertlble ef proposition sales, big report called attention to the $1 0 4010. 50: 250 to tease AUHJQUtKfA If VOU have b URinesi property for sate, commissions. Mr. Hobbs. sales manager, states on McMUMon ling down in condition in kinds, $10.1510.40: paekingsows fective February 9, 1922, and Hat it with ft Wood. 25 Church street, Kew Tork City. where harvest is about due, This . r M75B9.15! ship was as having been took 600: top. '$10.50; bulk of regarded last pers caused by poor germination sales JlO.lSfrf lU.'K'; aveiso H. A. MacGILL fall and spring was not $10.23 for PERCY AND FERDIE With a By the growth yesterday, Percy It's Question of Altitude Evidently. Creator at the llnll-lloo- sufficient to fill the heads of the Tattle Receipts 300. Compared Boys. - , - I many stools- put out as the result wlt'i week ago: Beef cattle and .j. II of excessive moisture. butcher stock mostly 25c to 40c Corn and oats were dull, with some light yearlings 6c pre- higher, but prices tittle changed from the higher- calves 50c at midweek - vious day's eloso with trade almost closed steady with a week ago. (1- nf a. if -- entirely of local character. Crop Week's bulk prices beef cattle, V J CF3 Ihomb wAt.1 LzL teyQ: - reports on corn and oats were ge- $7.75(99.40: cows. $ 5.25 S.50; vLt,rcwaoR7) ) .H for over ' nerally favorable showers calves, $9.001110.00. i-- . Your r i -- J?7- - elucidate the entire belt, a good (general rain phpep Receipts 500. Todays t s i A'-- i I i r j i it i being needed In some parts of the market steady. Native spring central west. lambs, $13.75; culls, W Prospects of an Increased mov- wethers. $6.73: ewes. I3.K0 Com-pare- d ement of hogs had a depressing ef- with a week ago: lamos fr fect on provisions and ave- steady to 25c wer, prices nominally lower. raged lower. , to 50c Closing prices: bulkVices fat lambs . "Wheat July, I.14; Sept., 12..60; native springs. $13 10f $1.14; Dec, $1.17. culls mostly $7.00; wethers. $6.50 Corn July, 61 c; Sept., tai&c; 7.00. Dec, 64e. I 1 1 ITTrr-rrTTT- W rTTrr-7-rrmT- 1 36 II H l TTTrrrrTTiT iTfrTTTT Oats July. c; Sept., 38c; Denver. v ATM r Dec. 40c Denver. June 10. Cattle Re- July, $11.60; Sept., $11.10. 2.500. Market steady. Beef ' Ijrd $12.30. ceipts 28-411- Ribs July. $12.30; Sept., steers $7.25 9.00; cows and heif- 1. J-- ers $5 calves, $8. B0 J -- 008.40; - l f i i - i i -- . i i i i i i i i - i i i i i i i i i i i i r-- a i in i i i i i i i i i i rlr Omaha Grain. 12. 00; bulls. J3.2uiff3.60; atockers ill ill it ii' Omaha, June 10. WheatNo, I and feeders, J6.00W 7.55. riii 2 No, $1.08. 100. Be I hard, $1.17; mixed. Hogs Recelnts Market I - . ' , Corn No. 2 while, 54'.jc; No, I to 10c lower. Top few sales, $9. $5. r H.ViWw 100. Market mixed, HSoi'jc, Sheep Receipts Ths Sjs a Ni.w Xoik Utraiil e:atui k,nlte li4J !

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OWNER LEAVING TOWN PARKVIEW COURT KINGSBURTS KOLUMN THIS IS WORTH WHILE FIFTY FEET A BEAUTY Xew, READ THIS five-roo- LITTLE clean, cool, strictly modern Will sell cement house BUSINESS LOTS apartments, now with furnace, built in On North Fourth St. A well built brick ready In fine Four rooms, bath, two screen ,r, fireplace, On West Central location, with if A.LITTIiE BEAUTY. features, walks, shade, roses, and For sale at a Price. avenue, home with 2 Rlassed sleeplnR garage, wanted. ed porches, and stucco residence and a good lawn and Kor appointment to see them, trees. In A "back east" home. a real home. See One 25 feet, three 25 feet, four porches; beautiful call shade This .place is regular'' frame, with two nice near New Hotel, A. bar- baeement and has a Rood lo- Beautiful lawn and shade trees ' 25 feet business lots on West grounds; garage, 1. A. good condition, ACKERSO.V & porches, outbuildings, large . HAMMOND, cation in the Third no finer in the city. Good GRIFFITH, 07 x 100 Central avenue; must sell. furnace heat. 821 I.-- ward and Realtors. shade trees. Lot ft. ft. they gain, Easy terms, RENT Well furnished Silver. rhone 1522-- is to sell. We ara exclu- location in the' Fourth ward. Also two lots each Call FOR priced four-roo- Phono 120 S. adjol.iing, 1 three-roo- with sleep- sive call us House is new stucco of 41. Fourth. 25 ft. x 143 ft. All for house agents, $2,850 $4,500. Phone 657 " splendid location, buys it. and glassed in sleeping $500 cash, $50.00 per mo. A, L Martin Co,, Realtors ing porch, porch. Furnace heat. Nice $16.00. BUY YOUR LOTS IN BIIXIARD PARLOR Adobe If you TOK SALE DIECKMANX REALTY CO. Franklin & porches! jrarago. t Real Auto Company, D, KELEHER UNIVERSITY We have ono of the desire a let us $3,700 Five-roo- wwte sobs REALTORS Estale, Fire and J, HEIGHTS, most pop- leal home, stucco, Loans. Realtors. Billiard Parlors show you this one. A good bungalow, modern, garage, outbuildings. Real Loans. Insurance, REALTOR ular in the North thirteenth street; if de- Estate, Insurance, N'ow, the selection will never for sale. This is a value. ' term, 309 W. Gold Ave. Phono 670 223 W. Gold Ave. Phone 150. Insurance Investments 211 West Gold. rhone 410 he city paying sired. any better. proposition and can bo bought 14,500 while stucco frame Ask us to show you these 60 on n good terms at a price that hunjalow, modern, oak floors, built-i- Coot lots,. LINCOLN ADDITION features, garage and other outbuild- $10.00,, down and is right. Owner has other in- Located on North' Fourth street ings; Fourth ward. $10.00 per month. terests In Colorado and must IS. 600 Seven-roo- swelling, modern, lot FOR SALE, Rent or Lease, brick OPPORTUNITIES I I leave All the fix- paved road; large lots, good 100x142. FOR SALE Win ennrnll Albuquerque. soil, shade, fruit trees, ditch corner, close In, Highlands; stucco house with 4 rooms and mill Ji tCVOIPU tures are of the best and In tine location. Five-roo- frame, four blocks 317 on water, wonderful view and a $3. COOr Five-roo- sulfa-bl- e sleepins porch; South Fourth Five rooms and halh north Realtor. excellent condition. Call, we trick, modern, off Second I'liono 110. dandy place to beat 'the land- fur two families; Highlands, close Central, ward. street. Immediate possession. Eleventh. Sleeping porch, hard- Third nnd Gold. will be glad to show It. lord on rent davs. In. Paved street. $350 cash; $1,-80- 0. wood floors, built-i- n features. Ten dollars cash and This won't last. $10.00 SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS, A. FLEHSCEE1, Realtor ' R, McClughan $4,500, easy terms. monthly buys you a fifty foot (20.00 cash and balance 10.00 Realty Sales Co, Realtor. Four rooms, hath and sleep- lot in the fastest growing resi- Fire, Accident, Automihile Assurance, in close to dence J per month. Hoi Loans. 114 6. Second. Phone 660. 204 W, Gold. Phone 412. ing porch: highlands, section in Albuquerque. Surety Is, shops. $2500, terms. FOR SALE Values are not here. No. 8. Fonrtb St. 871. As As It decreasing Ill jelepbone Long Lasts Brick, five rooms, close In, We are general agents and t), T. KINGSBURY fourth ward, fno location, corner Garden home, 4 acres, close ready. $10.00 Per Loa'd lot, plenty of shade. $4,000, In, under ditch, two-roo- Realtor, terms. frame Phone J0. PHONE 1978-- J FURNISHED HOUSES Buy Your Lots in A Better house. $1,150; $25 cash ' Real Estate, Loans and' Orada 116.00. and $15 a month. McMIIiMOJT H, CHAS, ROEHL, Insurance. RUTHERF0RD&G0EBEL FOR RENT WOOD, Realtors Seven acres, first clam culti- 210 W. Gold. Phone 907-- 1 Restricted Residential (Of about 1,000 Insurance, loans. vated land three house $315.00 feet) S06 West Gold. milea north, General Contractors , 1 house 55.00 Fart of the University Heights Call with Wagon $3,000; on good terms. 1 house 65.00 now. You will want your new In north part Fourth ward, Work 1 Terms two-roo- Repair Remodeling. house 75.00 home there, and the selection Cash good new and porch Let Us Drive You Over the will never be any better. Let MONEY MAKERS adobe house, white plaster Heights. us show you. McKinley Land & West Central avenue home, with and out. Fine lot under handsome Income. Furnished ditch. Price $1,260; $750 cash University Heights WM. J, Co. or unfurnished. Price and $600 In three years at 10 OWNER TOWN LEVERED", Lumber Oarage. ROBERTS-TURVF- R CO. LEAVING location make per cent Interest. Realty Realtor. and terms and Two-roo- I This is home the Company. house, four lots 218 West Oold. Phone 407. WE HAVE HOMES FROM a nice and M. R. Gilbert, M. W. Phono 110. Third and Gold. Albuquerque, Kew Mexico. it the best buy In city today. is If you don't Thompson Bee once. close to bridge. Good land! 750 TO tlS.POO. WE CAN price right. Phone ii(l:)-- me at GOOD think so call and see it at Price $650; $25 cash and $10 $1,400 LITTLE THREE MKET Y O RUyUIHK-MENT- Corner Yale About four blocks, north of new UK 1309 W. Tijeras. Mrs. Otwell and Central. a month. room home, well located ANT) WE GUARAN- or hotel, five rooms, bath. Beau- Four-roo- new out on northwest side. $500 will be glad to show you trees. Trice $3,200. modern house, TEE A SQUARE DEAL TO call I Can Rave Ypu Money on Tonr tiful white stucco. Lowlands. Price cash. BOTH BUYER AND SELLER. ROBERTS-TURNE- ana Terms. $2,150; JAS. M. R CO, uuuaing Itopalrins $150 cash and $30 a AT YOUR SERVICE. JOnNSON, BECAUSE Four-room- s, month. $1,800 HERE'S A Loans 218 bath and sleeping NEAT Insurance, Real Estate, West Gold. Phone 407 I do the work I no lot BOxllO. new, little three-roo- home 219 W. Gold. Tel. 210 BUSINESS SNAP myself. have porch. Corner Easy ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. CHOICE RESIDENCE AND overhead expenses. Prions mj and walk to shops, hcIiooIs. Trice Real Estate with large sleeping porch, RUSINESS BUS- save money, 13,000. $400 bal- Exchange, out on west side; $500 218 407. PROPERTY. Terms, down, 409 West Avennc. W. Gold. Phone Only Fire Insurance Agency In INESS OPPORTUNITIES J. Ii. ance as rent. Investigate this. Copper down, $30 per month. fast srowlns AND DTJRUNCJ, county seat town RANCHES rllone 1908-- J of New Mexico. Four rooms and porch, 50x160, D Five room located $2,500 ANDY LITTLE 18 ACRES OF LAND home, business and all office north; $1,400 terms, three-roo- modern ' home, equipment for $4,500 cash. Of- easy. nicely finished, nicely lo- FOR SALE fice done FOR SALE FOR SALE BY OWNER I of $3,300 business last JOSEPH COLLIER, cated out on west side, Three miles north city, part- year. Must Homes A 207 In north part Fourth ward, sacrifice account of LOTS few choice bargains, W. Gold. l'hono 741. Two furniture goes; $650 down. frame house, three rooms and ly under cultivation. A sub- sickness. No phone information. priced to soli; $1,600 up. Terms. small houses or. lot 60x We Have Select Residence, Choice 143 one sleeping porch. Good garden five-roo- lots in Fourth ward, shade partly furnished, one $2,800 B FIVE" stantial adobe house ROBERTS-TURNE- R and Business AROAIN, lot. electrlo llchts. city and CO. Apartment Sites and good locality, priced to sell FOR SALE completely furnished; rented room adobe plastered with with many improvements, out- Priced Rierht. this week. for $35 per month. iliteh water. Price $1,650; $150 ROBERTS-TTRXF- If Interested, call Price, three lots out on west side; 218 West Gold Ave. It CO. $1,650. Will sell cash and 1525 a chicken five-roo- $700 cash. month. buildings, houses, etc. 218 W. 0!0 21fli West Gold. Modern m cottage, separately. In five-roo- m Gold. Phone 407 large the Highlands, All for the turn of $3,500. sleeping- porch, nice lawn and $4,200 SURE GOOD FOUR-roo- frame house, large lot, city garage. Price $3, BOO, about $300 Phone 1486-- water, electric lights, $1,900, AUTOMOBILES. cash, rest terms. modern, with all $150 ensh and $40 a month. City Realty Co., FOR SALE BUSINESS built-i- n features, glassed-i- n two-roo- Miscellaneous CHANCES FOK SALE Hudson In the Lowlands, syfteflster, eznalleni 8S7 S. Broadway, rhone 1755-J- . sleeping porch, etc. A-- l 207 FOR SALE Kirst-clan- condition; a Phona l8f-M- . new adobe house, white finish, West Gold. Phone 667. At once, brand new electric FOH hJAI.K s ahoe shop. bargain. west side location. also FOK 8AI.K . $1,-35- 0, percolator; baby bed. 623 West Box 9, cni-- Journal. Buies ear; very nice, llrst-a'as- li.urlna big garden lot, s condition. n FOR RENT all will 12.000 WILL JJUY a. Kood'goiUK builneil. Co., Dwellings cash. This bargain BALE-Llbe- city FOR RE NT Room $4,760 BRICK, FIVE LARGE be rty" bicycle, cheap 'for Address Factory, rare Journal. FOR Five-roo- house. 88ortH rooms snapped up quick. t0Wn' FOH SALK Siime od Voii ItENT Bou"'ll West with three closets. A coward "0l V,rBlnla HOIJEUTS-TURNE- CO., w"i8WeBt Gold exira usd cars; Fumlshef, rooms. 218 McKinley. phone 1G42.H - easy terms. Auto 16B7-- J sure cosy, modern home on Real Estate FOR SALE are Mcintosh Co.. ail waiter, phone FOR RENT Two-roo- Exchange. Miscellaneous avenue, business opportunity epaci VivH Copoer. furnished house', West Roma. 409 West Ave. alfitB. FOR RENT Glassed sfceplng porch. with porch. 1022 South Wi .ter. Copper FOR SALE diamond 312 tOU SAI.B E- - p Lady's ring. FOR SALETwo-atnr.- Light Bulck. SM; nw niiver. FOR RENT-llou- eee, ionn f irst. orlck building bUdebaker. flvs pssscnger, Ford an Krnds; furnished 116 Houth First; location good an 1260; FOR KENT Furnished room. 822 and unfurnished. $5,250 EXCELLENT NEW Second-han- d Male Roadster. 1!I0. West Oold. South McMilllon Wood, OR .SALE electric washer. kind vt mesa. fr lis 7Ztt-- Wealtors. 2Qg five-roo- 214 WANTED hug ocvenin. pnnne West Cold. built for a home West Gold. Man .,, ir0 to FOR SALE Ford in A- -l take speedster, con. KOR RENT-Flv.-r- built-i- n charge FOK SALE Crjgpotltt popcorn outfit, RENT One bed- - room or one sleep" FOR oom house! with tea. TRY BODDY'J BEST IN 24l5-.- yi m0derB hom"' Phn,,e mtlon; enn be used for light delivery. furnished MILK; TOWN l' completo; good proposition for live man. inw porcn. t'none 2343-- ehlMren. tures. (Select east side loca- Phone 2413-R- ""e west Mountain road. ;Lck.!m"" m West FOR KENT Furnished apartment; also Inquire fill North First. '" KOR RENT r.d tion. i:.flo-R- . BUY furnished rooms; no chll. rarnKf. Phone FOR SALE Electrician's "helper: call THAT CAK NOW; good RENT-Mo- Tomato and cabbage li?F'" T FOil HALE A a Urant. 1918, dren. 110 South F0.n dern five-roo- 1220 plants. paying grocery See Walnut house, un: FOll It K NT Desirable closo North Fifth, rear. Electric down-tow- n imicery, ion tools; narrain. apartment, to., ",,ap8.am' 01ldv. builnenn; location; best this 1224 North Sirnnd. nhiin. 1777.W FURNISHED moiierr. rooms; no ' norm waiter. App y We Have Others Ask In. 3:1.1 North FOR SALE J?entral. . 21 sick; iii V. Fifth. Factory woud, by truck load, FIREMEN".' trade Addreng postofflre box S. children 414 VmI Silver. NohWalter. 13. SO. 1244-- BR AKEM EN," FOH SACK Couple DodKe Brother tour- - FOR KENT Phone beginners, $150, WANTED In FOR RENT-TW.T- room Light housekeeping apart- ' Partner the photograph IllCTi, llHr.a.1 ...t.. IT... .J . FOR KENT room, cottage. ,com" ment. 401 South Seventh. FOR BALE I""""1)'- Writ. Railway or Housekeeping sleep- ROBERTS-TURNE- Roller canaries. 21a South cere Morning Journal business; good opportunity for lady with big wide body; Maxwell Bulclc ing porch 410 south Edith. ienpl: u mod"n - R CO, FOR Walter, lfi7-J- . H.' V n. i.. 7, man. Fur information address H. Gott- truck, RENT Housekeeping apartment. phone J. i iiuim ,00. jvoruer & o.f Auto FOR KENT Two fiirnlThed oV.- r"ente' "r farm lieb, 609 nvenue. j. rooms with KENT-Furnl- 218 W. Gold. Phone 407. omrinna Hotel, 309 Wert Central FOR RALE A- -l ,- VV". work. Fruit FOIt shed Bicycle, condition. 7 transportation. Department; sleeping porch. 809 South Walter. house! FOR KENT 1119 South ment 110" Employ SMAL-I- j saw mill and timber Nice partmolit ot two Proadway. office South Third propuslLion. FOIt SALE 1921 Ford sedan, Hal Ford LARGE, cool room, h"hesksr. University rooms. over Pastime FOR SALE on railroad, fur sale, lease, let on shares beautifully furnished. Heights, phone lit'O-.- r. Imperial Hotel, Hlack enamel heavy porch GET AUTO HEPAIRINO EXPERIENCE touring. Ford speedster; trade the old private bath. 1211 West Homa. theater. swing 710 West Lead. or will consider a partner. J. F. Bran car In at a reasonable terms FOR this summer. Young- Men's Christian son, 815 Eouth allowance; FOR RENT Room and furnished: Third, Albuquerque. can be h porch, near " PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR ltKNT Furnished apartment, three COLA AND tlm-- j Association Auto School. Los arranged for the balance. house. 208 a , P"r' H31 South Bdltb. Angeles. BAKERIES We 811 boardlng North Edltb. r 'T'!','', r r.vtnia and sleeping porch. 618 South THE Great American Prink. MEN to pay big profits. furnish Auto Co., West Copper. ,', xvi pomn waiter. ATTOKNKYS. wanted qualify ST" ovens FOR RENT Nice, " If F.dittK FOR SALE ifrK. complete bakery equipment and ccan sleVplngTnd FOR RENT Furnished ... Lot and small adobe gar- Draxemen, experience unneceessry. fixtt res -- backed by fifteen ex housekeeping rooms. 121U. JOHN W. W1MON, DN'E SMALL and one years' DRIVERI.EPS FORD CO. North Third. with sleeping 2185-- large furnished age, cash. 1203 Forrester. Transportation furnished. Write W Boa- - perlence. Bruce McDonald FOR porch. Phone or Attorney, Company, FORDS KENT RENT Furnished room call at 1203 fto-r- I, apartment, with hot water. 1215 West YALE ges, Siipt,, Bt. Louts. FOR Rates lSd oer mils. wlthor K. rn.. ot 17 and 16. Cromwell ' ftnma. BULGARIAN milk, from imported Kansas City Missouri. II per hour minimum. wunoui 512 North Sec II, Building. Z11.1-K- Special rates nouseiceeping. F0" new houM Phone 115S-- J. bushelnTan, who can FOR SALE Indian store and weeK Tor re- ond. HEN? deep. MNEMAN APARTMENTS, close In; aof'TEpExpertladles trading aays. ask themj llso auto APu'y Hatton's store, acrossfafcBars- - FOR SALU White Rotary sewing ma- fancy premlnv. also, de not ranch, located near Gallup, N. M.; good pairing. 121 North Third, phona 680. KOR RENT Modern romtT las mVSICIANg AWO BtTKOEtUVB. completely furnished. 812 South Third, 120. apply unless sleeping bridge; Inquire for Eatcy. U14-- chine, 824 East competent. Sanitary Dry building, corral Is, fully I- Apply Iron. fencing, etc.; Averlll 208i,i Four-roo- DR. 8. - BURTON, phone Cleaners, Box 1U. East T.as N. M apartments, North FOR RENT house; wTth FOR SALE Classic Vegas. equipped; excellent place for healtbseeker ; ALBUQUEtUJUB AUTO CO. niseaeee of tne LINCOLN music rolls, for MEN 17 WltECKINQ sleeping porch, grentaesu aprtrtments, newly furnished, e.t.- newt Me Age to 65. Experience unneces-sar- plenty fine water. Aaftirtva Box 873, city. New Used partly furnished. Phone Suite. I. ; cuol mid close in. longer piano. Kin ley. and FOR RENT Three moSern furnished 252. 1724 U Wf. Barnett Building. (12 South Third, Travel: make secret Investiga- HOW TO SECURE an Interest in one REPLACEMENT PARTS rooms c,nt..i rnono B41-- FOR SALE $1,200 bar fixture: will sell for light housekeeping. 423 West FOR KENT OK. 8. C. tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer- hundred wells oil. Risk Jn Stock for All Cars: Furnished modern three-roo- CLARKE, for 1350. Inquire 821 South Second. ican, drilling for Snnta Fe. Eye, Ear, Noes and Throat. FOR KENT Attractively furnished two. Foreign Detective Agency. 489, St eliminated. Stventy-fiv- e per cent of in- AUj tested before leaving: house, with two screened porchea wal-n- Louis. parts shop. FOR RENT - Barnett room 20S South FOR SALE Roomy desk, In curled M. Front bedroom, four wln- Inquire 1006 South Edith. Building. Phone III. npnriment. Walter, vestment guaranteed. Write Tom Itadiators, electrical parts, tops, bodies, uows, Office Hours phone 112S-- finlah: a bargain. Phone 1916-- WA NTED One Dees, Oil Man Ten. lights, close to town; reasonable. 808 FOR RENT Modern good botcher for small and Banker, Dallas, horns, Ignition sets, springe, etc North Sixth. furnished cottage, to 11 a. m.. and 1 to B p. ra. SALE meat stock-keepe- 22 two FOR RENT Two furnished roun,s, for FOR New Perfection oil stove, market; one r and FOR SALE One 4of the cafes in Parts carried for makes of care. New rooms and glassed three-burn- window finest FOR RENT sleeping porch, light housekeeping; adults; no sick. and oven. Phone 1694-- trimmer; one clerk for northern leaso, excellent axles, drive shafts, pinion and rlna; gears Three rooms, partly fur- South Edith. some general Arizona, long for cars. us nished and 808 oncarljne.12l8 W. Nl. SHERIDAN, M. D. 724 South Second. HOOFIN'tj "tore; knowledge of Spanish pre- two of the infra carried all Keep In mind. bath. North Eighth, FOR RENT Three-roo- A. trade, good location; par H Phone 8J7-- house, with Four-roo- ferred. MacArthur .NEW MEXICO OLDEST WRECKING FOR KENT furnished apart- - EXPERT guaranteed work, phone 1834-- Co., Wagon ire to leave for Europe; act qulojk. sleeping porch, furnished, 826. Apply Practice Limited to Mound, N. M. HOUSE. e ment, with piano, no sick. In- C6LA ANlOffON Postofflc hox 8M. Flagstaff. Arts. FOR RENT Nice sleeping room 7. First National Bank GENITO - URINARY DISEASE? July 1; WANTED West Central. Phone 4J4. rooms. hlMin, quire 912 North Second. THE great double tonic, at all soda Bookkeeper, one with corpor- FOR SALE Two groceries at Invoice, Ainuquerque Hotel, Slits FOR RENT My home on East silver; AND DISEASES OF THE 6KI ation SAVE 5 cent on North Second. FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished mod-- fountains. experience preferred; must be both money makers; established 'mer- per dismantled five rooms, bath, two Waseorman Lahorntorr In Connection, able to keop of KOR KENT sleeping porches em apartment, and gar- - FOR SALE Used wire complete set books; ;thle cantile business; long time lease; conf- parts, tires, batteries, springs, wheels, Two large rooms, furnished i) eenien rm e 1648-- Citizens Bank Phono HS6. sleeping porch auto gate and Is permanent In electrical equip- for dba tjte S.Phon Bldg. age. i:j3 position, located ectionery-soda fountain bearings, rims, fenders, housekeeping; no sick or children. Two-roo- south Uroartway. posts, complete, 13.75. 1110 South K. M. doing splendid 508 FOR RENT furnished house. Address A. B. X., care business. Bee Roberta-Turn- Co., 21! ment, magnetos, gears, axles and drive North Fourth. FOR RENT Furnished aparlment, four Broadway. Journal. nhafs, a of with sleeping porches: modern; 830 F. C. BAKES, M. D. i West Gold. rtdiators, etc.; complete line FOR t. RENT Room and per month. Call 706 rooms and bath, modern; for three FOR SALE New one lady WANT parts for Overland, all models: Willys-Knigh- sleeping porch. at East Santa Fe. Diseases 814 agents to sell the best henlth and near boarding house. Call of tbe Eye. Glasses Fitted months: rates. West Coal. cams 11,150 year. See Dolley, 201 East ItEKI'ONSIULE DEALERS WANTED 4, It, 8; TJulck. 4; Studebaker. mornings. FOR RENT Modern three-roo- accident insurance in the world for Mat- 2M North Edith. stucco Offict removed to 114 N. Sec- FOR RENT Lewis. Hlg profits. Keeton Heavy Duty 4, I; Chalmers, Reo 4; Paige, 4; Overland, house, nice to Furnished front apartment, the money. Largest company of Its FOR glassed sleeping porch, ond st. three rooms and bath. 216ft tery. Plates won't buckle. Withstands 6; Hupmoblle, L-- Maxwell, RENT Room with ail conveniences desirable couple. 1101 Pouth Walter. Ground floor. Phone 842. private MANZANO GINGER ALE kind in America. Live long-live- pleasure agents make big every test: Two year uncon- and 430-- B. : snd conneetlnr hath. nw hnma jvortn second, Almiq.uero.ue Hotel. THE home product Is just a little better; money. Roberts-Turn- Co.. state nrents. trucks; Chevrolet. Mitchell, LIST your vacant houses with the City boost ditional guarantee. Write telegraph, it; Saxon, 4. A line new rings. location. Phone 2349-- CHIROPRACTORS foK RENT Modern furnished front It. 318Weat Gold, Albuquerque, N. M. Keeton Kansas complete Realty Co.. for prompt and efficient Battery Company, City, Scars, pinions and transmission gears FOR RENT Two fSrnlshed service 807 Oold. ; apartment, bath. Averlll FOIt SALE rirst-cins- s rooms for West 887. private Checkering Brothere up- bookkeep- Missouri. and axle for car. Mcintosh phone 208 1,4 Nort'1 Second. er-accountant, experienced shafts any light housckeerifnir: reasonable: Three-roo- apartments. Poatoftice box or to 311-1- adult: FOR RENT Chiropractor. right piano. 33, who knows how FOH SALE Sure In fire Auto Co.; 5 West Copper. no sick. 513 Arno. house with 1 two-roo- 2418-J- snap only South snd to ArmUa Building. Foil RENT A good apart- -' phone keep books and has kept books for coun- sleeping porch, furnished. 224 North large agency in fnst growing WHEN IN NEED OF FOR RENT Two 645 ment, well furnished for housekeeping, FOR SALE United Home con- company; this Is a position for high sent New Mexico. furnished housekeeping Sycsmore. month. Phone 1568-- Builders ty town of central TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs, mag- rooms, with chil- gas range; no sick. 510 West Tijeras. grade man and beginners will not be con- Five-roo- sleeping porch; no FOR RENT four-roo- tract, eighteen months paid. Phone home, business, office furniture netos generators, arheels, gears, axles, dren. 1105 South Edith. Modern unfur- fOR RENT Steam heated apartment. J2.10-- or 297. sidered; applicants having experience and all goes for S4.S00 cash; must sell accessories nished house, closo In. rent reasonable, LOST PI Kappa Alpha Sister re- - with coal company will be given bearings horns, FOR RENT front bed lease If pin; In Park View court. 903 Bast Sliver. FOR SALE Four-burn- oil stove, with prefer- at once account of health. Office made COM E TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. Lovely room, desired. Apply 500 South W'alter. A. 1B37-- ence; salary is open but man 13. son Kolierts-Turne- r Co.. suitable for two: no sick. Call J. Hammond, phone oven; Juft like new; qualified last year. WE HAVE RALVAOED TO DATE THE SlS'North FOR RENT Modern seven-roo- LOST Ono very reasonable. may to commen- 167S-J- . brick clip order cards. liraud 315 South expect receive wages 211 West Gold. FOLLOWING MAKES OF CATtS: Eleventh, phone house, v n FOR RENT Furnished apartment, three First. surate with 221 furnlshsd suitable for boarders lea mmpany. pnona 19R5-- - ability. Apply at once, Cadillac. FOR RENT Two or home. 118 2272-- of large rooms with sleeping porch, mod- WANTED A man with car. or do FOIt 'BUSINESS CHANCES READ Bulck C24. C25, D4, D55; unfurnished rooms and North Maple, phone LOST light West Oold; not phone. Chevrolet 4 90, FB, one furnished for Large yellow andwhlte collie dog. ern; water and telephone paid; no dogs. truck, to take orders and deliver goods. "INVKSTINO FOR PROFIT" Chalmers, Chandler, room, gentlemen; FOR RENT Four-roo- modern furnish- WANTED Man of Fe. Habv t. also 704 pL'! South Arno. The Mansano Co. for counties Santa A MONTHLY MAGAZINE per- Grand; Dodge. Dort. garage. West Coal. house, on fian So- having, Mitch- ed car line, In highlands, LOST Bunch ot Miguel, Colfax, Torrance and the circulation Ford. Hup !0. II. K. N.: Maxwell. FOR RENT Qlassed-l- n 146 keys, between depot FOR RENT Housekeeping apartments, FOR SALE camera and haps, largest financial sleeping porch, per month. Call at J'o. 8, Whiting and Masonlo at, Photographers corro, to demonstrate the Sechrist Press- In America. Sent 6 months free to now ell Olda S. Overland, every model: Saxon with kitchenette; modern and furnish- Temple; return to Jour- two, ouep or live tent, tool chest and a number of house- ure Cooker New 4 4 Willys-Knigh- t, b'tlldlng. nal office. rooms. and Canner. Used by renders for introduction. It demonstrate snd ; Studebaker and ; ed. 222 South running water In Henrietta Hotel, hold goods. 110 South Arno. Mexico de- Broadway. eon KENT furnished four-roo- University and by government the earning power of 1 .oney In business; every model. IMPERIAL Completely LOST At railway station, Wednesday I1714 North First. In d in ROOMS Nl e, clean rooms; house with three screened TYPEWRITERS, all makes. 16 and up. monstrators. Cooka food how small sums have Into for- If you don't see your car ths above porches. afternoon, Thirty-secon- d negree Mason- Two-roo- grown rales by day or week. Over Pastime Phone 1439-- or 1204 ITOR RENT rurnlshed apart-- $3 per month. time. Sold on payments carried by com- how to list remember, Inquire East Cen lo pin; reward; return to 715 .Ibuquerque Typewriter tunes; sj.000 grows $i!2.0i)'. LATE Theater, 211 West Central. Kast Iron. ment; hot and cold water, lights and Exchange. 122 South pany and saves its own payments on It Is 1 10 a copy tfl WB ARE SALVAGING MODEL t tral. 421 Vi Fourth; Headers say worth LOST Small dark brown rent reasonable. fuel bills. CARS EVERT DAT. FOR RENT Two four-roo- dug. white phone paid; FOR SALE Will sell fine Homer meat and Pee June Delineator, anyone who has Invested unprofitablv. beautifully furnished FOR KENT Nicely furmanert new forehead and South Broadway. alfmy pages 70 and 71. Will send Information In addition to the largest stock of need rooms In modern home. Mrs. neck; answers to name of Carmeaux Phone 29-- Mrs. who hae not learned the art of Investing Apply bungalow: bath, front and back "Buster;" reward. Doss, Four-roo- pigeons. about demonstrators are $100 parts in the stale, we carry a Fred Hamtn, 023 North Second. 350S Viaduct FOR RENT modern, nicely Oeorge Slglhofer. 6H3 North First. who making for profit, or who desires to make money porch, garage; East Central. Apply furnished new, close in. a week. Write In full and give referen- line of NEW gears, drive shafts, FOR RENT Nice 724 East ContraL apartment, 6- through Intelligent Investments. Write sleeping room, two 290, FOR SATE Used tractors. -l and ces. Albert Co., nxle shafts and general accessories, for - LOST At Country club tennis one Phone or Inquire Dodson'a Garage, Sechrist Mfg. Denver, us now and we'll send It six month free. blocks car line, 812.50; bed only fur- FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- court, with gang plows Hardware Colorado. n car. four.leaf clover stick 400 North Fourth. Address for 50 W. Jock-so- nunea; no sick. 513 West Marble n pin, with small Kurber A Investing Profit, OUR PRICES ARB TUB LOWEST. en nished bouse; two glassed-i- sleeping finder be re- Department, J, Company, Blvd.. UnfuTnTsbed-kitch- 608 diamond; will rewarded by FOR RENT One large and one small YOUNG MEN WANTED AT ONCE Dept. Chicago. VIADUCT GARAGE. FOR RENT and porchea East Pacific. Inquire at W FOR SALS Fresh buttermilk and cot- 808 turning to D. Weinman, West apartment, furnished completely for THE automobile needs thousands BOO SOUTH SECOND. large porch; also three bed rooms, fur- - South Walter. SIS tage cheese; also fresh milk In Industry housekeeping. Crane Apartments, gallon of trained men to fill FOR SALE Ranches nunen 1:4 south Edith, seven-roo- lots. Dairy, phone I91S-- positions paying Largest parts house in the eata. partly. FOR RENT Modern unfur- North Seventh, phone 314. Swayne'a from $35 to $60 We are con- In- LONE STAB AUTO LINE per week. thrse-fourt- FOR RENT front room, nished house; desirable location. FOR SALE Pianos add FOR SALE A small ranch, Large ground TBS Ele- FOR' RENT Fu nisried apartments, con- player pianos: stantly having calls for WANTED Miscellaneous floor, four windows, one block off car quire Mr. Sherman at First Savings Bank orange enloreo cars, Engle. pre-w- Phono 106. Geo. P. mils west of bridge; modern bouse. A Butte K. venient to four rooms, values. DASH'S TRAINED MECHANICS J. and S. phant Dam and Hot Springs. sanatorlums; 214 J. James. line. 809 West Fruit, phone 204 Truat Cc phone glassed-i- n on Esst Learns rd Piano Co., South Walter. to fill these Our course is com- W A N TEH hens. Phone t401-.- 2. M. Meet all at sleeping porches, gae; positions.. Selling l FOR RfcNT Three-roo- cot- trains Engle, leaving line. 1321 F.ast In ROBERTS-TURNE- Oold ELGIN HOTEL Sleepln rooms and furnished Hot 11:10 s. m. ra. Central car Call Central, SAXOPHONES and all band instruments. plete every branch of the auto trades. Co.,. Jll West HOUSE Phone 2082-- . F. bath Springs st and 1:10 p. or see McMllllori ft Wood, 348. new or or Instruc- All classes under the avenue, nave handled rancU cleaning. housekeeping apartments, by the day. tage, and steeping porch. Phone Oldest Dsm on phone used. Private claas conducted personal properties Ore r. ween or West 381-- eall for k-- 1624 East Cen- drivers, best Dam cars tions ,n above. Fred K. Ellis. Ph. S02-- of R. G. for for years. month. iOZH Central, st the Dsm line. We our ears. FOR .RENT Three large, cool rooms and supervision Dasbaeh, years WANTED A wood tral, between nine and twelve. drive own bath WATERPROOF Master mechanician wltlr Harney FOR SALE farm. K')J power saw, splitter FOR KENT Furnished rooms with sleep' Write for reservations at our glassed sleeping porch, adjoining, kitchen aprons, stropping and motor. Phona 1693-- FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished eipesse. furnished for neal Darlo Resta and other world famed house, barn, sheds, silo and milk house. Ing porch for light housekeeping; water nicely HEFFERNAN BROS., Props. nicely housekeeping, bags, highest grads; prices reduced. now WANTED to on ana 710 house, front and back screened and desirable summer location. Bon-To- 211 race drivers. Come to Denver and Tdeal on main ditch. Phone Money loan good first lights furnished. West Lead, Hot Springs. N. M. clean; South Broadway, St. Louis, dairy farm; & also for well 616 West Coal. Mo. study under this wfeard and be prepared 2107-R- or write hox 400. AlbuflMerriue. mortgages. McMJlllon Wood. KOR RENT Front room, well furnished, porches; sleeping porch, - to draw an next winter. people. Inquire 410 West Lead. Albau,uerqne-8ant- a Pe-- FOR- RENT FOR SALE expert's pay FOR SALE Ranch on Fourth KALSOM1N1NU; also cleaning kalaomlne adjoining bath, use of phone, close In; Taos Strictly private, thoroughly Horse, buggy and harness, Write for booklet and sum- North one or two 703 West FOR RENT Two five-roo- furnished DAILY STAliK modern apartment, very reasonable one some furni- today special street, six miles from town, on msln and paper; work guaranteed. John gentlemen. 8llver. bicycle and household mer rates. B84-- 214 218 To Taos Downl rent close In; two nice ditch: street Gcodson. phone FOR RENT Two cool rooms and bungalows, and North Maple; (Resd rooms, sleeping ture. Taylor's store. Old Town, phone WESTERN MOTOR MECHANICS paved road; car service; large will rent until September at 8i per 7.eave T:30 aim. extra store room In base- 8S9-- sixteen acres In balance In wheat r e HAVE several gllt-ed- mort- kitchenette, nicely furnished for house porch, hath, SCHOOL alfalfa, first month. Please 11 at 724 East Central. Arrive 10:10 ment. 410 North Sixth, or 1142-- Phone 2414-J- gage loans. Wh wants Ma- - keeping; modern conveniences. 616 West ' am. phone FOR SALE Alrdals puppies, US; 1271 Acoma Denver. Colo. thtraT In I.eavs lirso u. m. - males, St., Million St Wood. Coal. FOR RENT Unfurnished house FOR RENT enT glassed sleep- females, tlO. C. W. Hunter Ranch, FOR SALE OR TRADE Five acres In rooms Leave , 11:30 p. m. also Femateu near WANTED Ono Rhode FOR RENT Two rooms Fourth ward; four large with Arrive :00 in porch; and canvassed north end Rio Grande boulevard. Phone Frultvale, paved road; fine grape hundred Island nice, clean and tioth. shade lawn and p. m. house- 2409-- Lib- Red or ror trees, garage; To sleeping porch, furntshed for light WANTED Experienced waitresses. or chicken ranch; easy terms to rlpht pullets White Leghorn pullets. steeping porcn. rurnisired light modern In Ptrone 1122-- Albuquerque (Read I p) 1. . 1R, Phone 1865-- 1416 South housekeeping. 321 South every respect. 7:00 keeping; modern, clean and cool; car SALE Slxteen-guag- e erty Cafe, No. party Phone 683, or apply room First Edith. Walter, phone Albuquerque ...Arrive... p. ra. of 1223 FOR hammerleas FOR RENT House, new three rooms, Santa Pe 4:00 stops In front house. South WANTED English-speakin- National Dank, or 1100 South waiter, re- Leave... p. m. Chamber maid. UPHOLSTERING, general furniture glassed-t- n Ssnta Pe Edith.' asnn. 1981-1- 1011 11814 FOR" twenty-tw- o acres, FOR RENT Furnished bath, sleeping porch, Arrive. ,.13:4S p. m. Phone or South West Sliver, phone Sfi. SALE Ranch, pairing, packing. The Art Craft Shop, light housekeep- screened electrlo and 11:11 a. When In Los at 3; S33-- ing room, also room; porches, lights, gas Espent.la Arrive. .. m. TO LET Angeles, stop Wllllsmt. WANTED Middle-age- d American garage, fine orchard, North Third, phone sleeping gas, Areola Sana- Taos lady hath, well no children. heat, opposite Methodist Leave... 7:30 a, m. exclusive Prince Rupert Apartments. SALE tomato aa nurse. G. all kinds of fruit, berries, alfalfa, Imple- DO YOU neatness? Let me phone: people, 34O0-R- furnished doubles FOR Cabbage and plants; companion and Address ac- appreciate West Oold torium, phone FARE TO SANTA FE, S4.S0 Beautifully singles and also TC, care ments, horses, cows; owner leaving do and work. Ill TO 1.80. W a1... In flower plants; verbena, phlox, Journal. your typing stenographic FOR KENT Four-roo- TAOS, SI 1a..I,i1 and salvia count of health; two miles from .1.11 i!)vn-v- FOR RENT Exclusive, well furnished bungalow, asters, plnke, cosma, marigold old Phone rorin rourin, pnnne glassed well Albuquerque Headquarters Ringllng in the Westlake Park district, cornet J12S Town boulevard. mtwi mi Ha " sleeping porch, modern, Brothers' 310 plants. South Broadway WANTED saleswoman. t41T-R- MAX BARGAIN STORE, St 816 6outh ,u,iiii, atcef.ue porun, Cigar Store, West Central Ingraham and Wltmer. Experienced owner. l, or 14. Postofflce box water heat and located. and completely furnished with piano, Avon .. KOUMISS "The Economist." First, will pay the highest for bath: centrally ; no close Phone SOO. Apply at 1H2. Old Albuquerque, N. M. prices Phone 1744-- 621 West Coal. targe screened front rch; sick; MANZANO Iron Water and cream. Un- your second-han- d clothing, shoes and in. Inquire 703 West Silver. Ssnta Te Headquarters Bank Confec- cle Sam haa taken out the tonlo (alco- furniture. Phone 858. SPECIAL OFFER One well furnished1 tionery. Phone 233. FOR RENT'-Co- ol, thoroughly clean fur- WANTED Woman, aged with FOR RENT Nice house, com- of two front rooms hol), but we have replaced it with IRON. good health and experience in hotel WANTED To exchange excellent violin, room, six large windows, bath adjoin furnished, for one or two fam- nished apartment FOR SALE Work horse. Phone 851. for low be ent. new pletely TIME CARDS and kitchenette: bath adjoining; large SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions work, assist owner of hotel In small town pitch S flat clarinet: must ing; private out side arfce; mod ilies; modern, bath, electrlo lights, not prevent fallen Insteps: curea ail foot near Do not apply unless FOR SALE Jersey cow. Phone 2411H3 A- Instrument. See J. B. Pearce. 114 ern home, close In. Phone 1949-- screened hot snd cold water; screened front porch: close in; will Albuquerque. 80M-J- , porch, lsrge 124 Arno. troubles. II. Plantar Arch Support Thna. you can cook a meal, wait on table, do cow. 1313 West Coal, or phone fruit trees. See Brosd Bi- rent to sick or children. South .. FOR SALE Jersey Apply OCCIDENTAL HOTEu All outside lot; bearing r. Kelehrr Leather Co.. 40i West Central. the upstairs work, etc., without supervls-on- West Marble. r"azOH BLADES Have r dull safety rooms and new furniture, furnished or cycle Co.. 220 South Second, phone 736. Good board and room to y OVERALL business booming; prices ad- wages, FOR SALE 615 West raxor blades resharpened; single edge unfurnished apartments: also sleeping Call once. 821 West Rabbits, cheap. 5o orders get our right party. at 1542-- 2Cc; double edge per dosen; all work rooms at 14 to 87 week; hot and vancing; Increasing: Gold. Do McKinley. pnona per fast boys' overall sideline; not phone. guaranteed. Holmes, at Ruppe's Drug coia water in each room: new manage- TOUNO will pos- selling special FOR SALE horse and spring MAy, employed, give most rest- one sample; shipments prepaid. Ironalls LADIES $5 to $18 dally easy, In advance, Toung Store. ment. 882U East Central. W. F. Barnett. session of four-roo- modern house, FOR RENT Newly decorated, wagon, call at Bll South Walter. 1538-J- . . ful and attractively furnished four (8113), Cincinnati, Ohio. Introducing new guaranteed nosiery. RUO CLEANERS phone well furnished: garage; In exchange for Sworn Must wear or re- FOR SALE Flemish Rurus Ileds. Cleaned. room com- rooms; Ttodern; janitor servlco once a ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT proof furnished. Giants, x! Rugs $1.25. and board; fair proposition to WI8TBCCND Daily. apart-roe-.- guaran- II lack. Whites. Belzlana. bucks, does 13.50 week. It Interested see this Ideal i, r 10D for all kinds of roofs, (1 per gal- placed free. Men's hose, pairs, MATTRESSES renovated. and up; MONEY TO LOAN petent housekeeper; adults preferred. Train. Arrive. teed months. $1.40. Ladles', and fryers. 710 West Lead, 1925-- Ervln Call 116 Depart. Don't phone. McCrelgbt's Apart- lon. Tha Manxano Co.. 110 South pairs, phone furniture repslred and packed. watcd'efc'dia'-mends- Stanford avenue, University No, I en-w- . ilONElf TO LOAN On , Tbe Scout.... T:l pro 1:3 pm 3)15 1834-- : months, $1.60. Silk hose, FOR SALE 1.100 pnona ment Boms, West Lead. , Walnut, phone Try a built up guaranteed Horse, weight about Bedding company, Heights. No. I Calif. Limited 1:10 am 11:00 am will last aa as the $1 to $1:07 per pair and up. No capital pounce, (j. W. Hunter north enn - ' guns and everything valuable. roof; long building. sam- ranch, WANTED Careful Kodak finishing. Mr. a. No. 7 Fargo Past. 10:60 am 11:30 am or experience needed. Just show Rto Grande boulevard. Phone 2409-R- Twice service. Remember, satisf- Marcus, us South First FOR SALE Extra special:. Genuine we deliver and collect. dattf No. t The Navajo. .13:88 am 1:0 sun ples, write orders, FOR BALE First-clas- s Holsteln milk action guaranteed. Send your flntsbing MONET TO LOAN on diamonds, watches Porto Rloo. Nancy Hall and Pumpkin outfit furnished, all colors and and con- SOUTHBOUND. Elegant cow, giving three and one-ltu- lf gallons to a reliable, established firm. Banna good Jowelry; liberal, reliable, PERSONAL No. 39 10:10 Tarn sweet potato plants; per 1,000. $1.50; silks. Mills fidential. Co.. 106 N. El Paso Exp pre) MAN1, will rive pos- grades Including of milk a 310 North Broadway. A Hanna Master Photorraphera, Oottlleb Jewelry 1st 37 TOUNO) employed, 5.000. 6.2o; 10,090, (10. Immediate ship- Co., Dept.. 6860, Cincinnati, Ohio. day, MEN'S HMRCUT. 60 o; children, st No. El Paso Bip 11:10 am fonr-roo- well A irlgh-Bra- CONFIDENTIAL on dia lie session- ot modern house, ment. Waugtr Plant Farm, Waco, Texas. FOR SALK Come and aee them milked. WANTED TO TRADE loans Jewelry, their horns. Phone S05S-- EASTFOCND. furnished, garage. In exchange for room Mnh unci Female. Four of the bent dairy cowa In the city; player piano, nearly new, with thirty monds, watches. Liberty sonde pianos. No. S The 1:10 pm 1:40 Pm to USB EFFKCTO AUTO TCP and seat a automobiles; lowest Rnthman's, TEACHKH wants pupils; will call, if a Navajo.. and board; fair proposition competent la- must sacrifice for sale. 1600 South pieces music, for good automobile; must ratjs, Nu. 4 Calif. Limited. 0.C0 pm 1:40 Auto V a WANTED Bookkeeper; state experience. quick Olds-mobi- 117 club of at one pm adults preferred. Call 116 dressing. Effecto Enamel, be In A- -l Bulck or Koutn First Bonded to the state. neighbor children meet S. housekeeper; r. Enamel on automobiles. Address O. S., care Jourr.al. Elm condition; house; reasonable No. r. Bight.. 7:16 pm 1:10 pm University Heights. ps Valspar preferred. Call with car after rates; classes limited. No. to 7:30 Stanford, Print. Homestead woman $40 full FOR SALE Good little horse or pony. Phone 1965-- Tbe Sooot.... am f:50 s Plymouth Cottage MAN or wanted, weekly 5 P. m., or Sundays, at 1208 South FOR RENT --Storeroom Floor Paint Roof Paint and Cement. Sat time. $1 an hour spare time, sslllng good ror healthseeker or boy: reason FURNITURE - pecji totrra. Thos. Leath- - for have no use look at FOR repaired, retlntshed and up- Ho. Prom Bl Paso 1:11) pm isfaction assured. F. Keleher guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experi- soiling, for him; KENT OR LEASE Store building. noisterea; overstuffed rockers, chairs It co.. 40 wea. Central, rhont '.067-- ence unnecessary. International Mills, him and make me an offer; may be seen moo North First. and No. to Prom Bl Paso aa "WANTED Houses at DRESSMAKING divans made to order; all work No. connects l:t No. - Norrlstown, Pa. Nlpp's Ranch, North Fourth. FOR RENT Store suitable for to at relen II HEMSTITCHING and plcottng attach- room; guaranteed. Stapleton's Upholstering ror Clovle, Pecos Talis- - Kaasr Cits and ... ..mn"! u.'ii;Bi me any bwimb PREPARE for a superior position '.y WANTED grocery or meat market 814 Nortb Shop, phone 1327-- 6 Coast our Sessions. Indi- Rooms Arno. EriLEPTlCS-S-Wou- ld machine; attache firmly; easily adjust- attending Summer you care to learn No. 11 onnnsot. at HsloB with No. ed. Price M delivered vidual Instruction! progress, WAN'1I',U till- - DRESSMAKING and sewing of all kinds, WILL tl with complete rapid rurnlshed rnuni. man arrange to suit tenant a 25x100 about new rational treatment tor Im- rmwi Ctnvls and point aa' and south WANTED To buy house "from owner; Instruction and samples of work. Orders summer rate. Western School for employed; not more than fiv blocks reasonable. 620 North Thirteenth. foot brick building; good condition; mediate relief of epilepsy. Dosltlvslr location:' description and price; filled promptly. Superior Hemstltohlng Private Secretaries. Phone 901-- J. from postofflce; evenlnsr meal: not ele- I'l.EATlN'd. accordion, aide and b.ix; opposite Santa Fe shops: reasonable stopping all seizures from first day's use. price must He reasonable. Address Uox Attachment Co., SOD Starr street, Corpus gance wanted, hut onmrorr? rtermnncnt. mail orders. V. Crane, 216 Nortb terms. See or write U Hevman, 109 information free. "Specialist," Drawer II, ear Journal, Chrlitl, Toxaa, Journal .Wstit Ads Bring Results, Address E, P, M., car Journal. . Seventh, Crant Apartments, phone) 111 North First, Albuquerque, N, M. Lander, Wyoming, . Page Tre!vg," ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 , June 11, 1922 , j

MY SIIIiXS.KD PJNON NUTS Furniture nnd Plnno Moving will be delivered rrum (lie Fred Local and distance u & y. Y.VLB Bulgarian Milk li not made long or cul- New Stand. Transfer. Phone 234. ullh pmvdfra tablets, but la For These Hot Harvey Alliiiiiieriiic, tural with True Hnclllus BulK&rlcua, Days N. M., UNTIL ll'RTHKlt which la the natural enemy of LET'S GO T0DflY Famile S. Spllz, sua North The Glldcrslecve Electric Co., irorma. It la rich nnd dellcloua. Try a Glass of Real Truth. 211 East Central. Phone 797. W. Sorvp.i nt Tlrary's Cafeteria, or call BOimV'N .IKItSKY FAHMS, Good PHJf' l'liona iliJ-- NEAR BEER THEAT WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Let Us Send a Man FOR RENT . PERSHING CAFE TODAY AND TOMORROW Ground Floor Office In Journal RHFl'MATISM NEURITIS 109 South First. To replace that broken window Molct Ray Treatment glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co Building. Inquire DR. D. R. MURRAY. RICO CAFE LLBfii3 ..UtfO.USL III Phone 421. 423 North First. 111) North First. Journal Office. N. T. Armljo Bids. Phone 741. HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY "KOHEY TO BURN" Standard Furniture Co. 401 .South Mrs! St. I'hono 619 NOTICE CERRILLOS EGG COAL We Topics of the Day buy. sell and exchange All Odd Fellows are requested new and used furniture. Handle to meet at the hall at 10:00 UNIFORM SIZE. CONVENIENT TO HANDLE complete line kitchen utensils, AND A GOOD COMEDY etc. o'clock Sunday morning, June 11, to attend Memorial services. More Heat Units per Pound. More Pounds Dollar. REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES per The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for Stove and Order a Ton When things look black, bring Ranges. Today. NOTICE your clothes to us. K. P. Building. Phone Offlofi 8H-- Pat McCaffrey lias opened a IAHN COAL CO. Phone 91 lU. FRANK E. MacCUACK F.X, Plumbing Shop at 217 North BILL'S SHOP im. DAISY B. MnrCRACKKIi, Third. Repair work a specialty. PHONE 1H70-- J. Osteopathic Phjslelaus. 215 South Second St. Residence 89-- J. Navajo FOGG, The Jeweler WANTED ICE CREAM OF SUPERIOR EXPERT WATCH MAKING INDIAN We pay good prices for fire- THE IMPERIAL AND FLAVOR arms such as Rifles, Shot QUALITY Engravlnjr, Jewelry, Itepnirlng Guns, Pistols. Must be In LAUNDRY CO. Rottled whole milk, clarified, pasteurized, Butter, Cheese, Opposite Postofflee. A- -l condition. Buttermilk. 118 South Fourth. 213 South First Street "THE LAUNDRY Blankets OF QUALITY" ALBUQUERQUE FINF SHOE REPAIRING BEADED BAGS Ladies' Half Soles 7"c W. A. BETTS Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, rials DAIRY ASSOCIATION Ilubber Heels. Goodyear kalso-minln- Cleaned nnd Blocked, Rug ,...4tc CURIOS For the best painting, Thank You! Call Men's Half Soles MOCCASINS, and floor fin- cleaned by latest process. Again. Rubber Heels, Goodyear. .. ,40o papering SHOP. isher In Albuquerque. Phone Phone 351 321 North Second St. CITY FLEtTltIC SHOE PILLOW TOPS 1594-- 14S 213 S. Second St. Phone M7-- Phones and 449. Free Call nnd Delivery. BASKETS RUGS 503 West Copper. Work Done While You Walt. r jeSSt ULASKY' PRESBNTJ, X I NAVAJO JEWELRY JACK u Henrietta Hotel AT REDCCED PRICES Best moderate priced hotel in WANTED TO RENT Albuquerque. Refined and desires to NOTICE MOLT ROTHMAN'S responsible couple rent a AN 117 1-- 2 North First. small furnished, homelike bungalow until October If on a to mu- MTSIO & JEWELRY STOKE 1st. Must be strictly modern and nice. North side you enjoy dancing good floor, good BEBE 117 S. First St. Phone B17.J sic, and in a cool remember the Tijeras can- GUY'S TRANSFER preferred. place, yon pavilion. Dancing every Saturday night, Sun- G. J. G. afternoon and It is our aim to Phone 371 Address, day Sunday night. IN NOTICE Care Gas & Electric Co. run a clean, and we ask the co- 324 South Second. BrldgeniHii-Haiieoe- k Electric Albuquerque respectable place Company operation of our For see Sunday Picnics a Specialty. Electrical contracting, trouble, patrons. private parties work a specialty. 1310 East 222IMV. "Noirth Silver Ave. Phone NOTICE Earl Stephens, Manager of the 25 cents to Any Pnrt of the City For Sale By Owner ALL PARTS AND REPAIR WORK PHONE 1539-- J Special flutes to Picnic Parties Rio Grande Large Seven Passenger Cars Modern home with Stand In Alley l'y features with or without fur- STRICTLY CASH (X Meyer Mejor Titilor Shop. niture. Host buy In Albuquer- (paramount Qieture que. Terms. After June 15, 1922 7 Iff West Coal. Specials for Today 211-1- 3 NORTH FOURTH ST. DYERS AND HATTERS BIG DANCE By its whirlwind RIG CLEANING Captured! sweep and mighty climaxes Gold - thats what to Phone 433. Cor. th and (arein's Dance Hall Fresh happens everybody who sees this action- Strawberry -romance of the Great lios Candelur'as HURRY UP E0Y Ice, Cream Southwest. 60c a Quart ADDED WARNING TONIGHT The socia- - Vanilla Ice Cream ATTRACTIONS: 4 Tinkering is likely to ruin a good Republican S3 wntch. Music P.y White Lightning 60c a Quart "GO TAKE NO CHANCES Harmonize rs. tion Bernalillo Three Color Brick GET 'EM HUTCH" We are expert watch repairers, of a? Ice Cream using genuine material and guar- t ts;ji. arv antee every job. Admission Free 60c a I0RREHT ' WILL GIVE ITS INITIAL LUNCHEON ON Quart EVENTS i I S E M A N C Fresh Chocolate w 313 South Second Candy on Ice REGULAR PRICES. Tuesday, June 13th, at 1:30 in. 35c a pound p, nrllf n n an. m.-fttr.iiite.- . Thomas' Ice Creamy KEEP YOUR , J HOME at the Y. P1. C. 2 Gallon, Packed, Palace II I III III mil lis ijii) Jim! ilia m Drug &f.lr ftriffV.gm.l&g.f - and $1.00 In a condition. You ,, J delivered, sanitary at- Phone do not have to buy new furni- All Republican Women are cordially invited to ture, to beautify your home tend the luncheon and to join the association. Co. Have your old furniture made Phone Mrs. A. 1251-- R reserva- new. I can save you time and Gusdorf, for your money on upholstering, refln-ishin- g tions before Monday noon. PLATES $1.25 Phone - - - 54 FOR RENT and repairing. Cool room, private entrance, close in, also board: no sick stapli;tons no sick wanted. here, upholstering shop OONTINCOTJS 1 TO P. U. 117 Wert Grand Phone 1327-- T. il TODAY AND TOMORROW

: - FOR SALE DON'T i r i rr z touring car, A- -l condition. Leaving town. Must OVERLOOK THIS sell. Cheap. Monday only. MAX if are In IBNOIK 1023 West New York. you Interested a home, I have a beautiful new his modern house in Fourth ward presents latest comedy I can sell below market value. Hardwood floors, breakfast Norments' nook. Built-i- n v Agency features. Fine place. Basement and garage. Co. See this before buying. 218;i W. Gold. Phone 419. tf . written.and directed by Max Linder. Rents and Sells Real Estate. Call Owner, 1010-- J We solicit your business on a He leads five reels of basis of SEIIVICE. you through laughs. The man who made the first motion picture comedy puts all his ideal into this one. HOLMES KEEN KUTTER The story of a troublesome marriage that turned out to FOR SALE SHOP be a dream and a real struggle to win a wife. By owner, modern home with W. T. HOLMES, Prop. Hi cords built-i- n features with or with- Successor to Kohza Bros. It'll strain your vocal with the constant merriment. out furniture. Best buy in Al- Safety Razor Blades carefull;. buquerque. Terms. sharpened at prices: l'' lOdgo Blades. . .2."c do 716 WEST COAL. Single 1 1 Double Edge Blades ... 35c do.. . Leave and call for your bladct at the following drug stores: R. Hupp. 203 West Central. Palace l'har., 216 W. Central. 1 1 t W". Corne and See Our Briggs' Phnr., 400 Central. 1 Highland Phar., 222 K. Central J New Bar Don't Throw Your Good Safety : Blades Away. And try our ice cold draught All Work Guaranteed li! BASE It BALL 1 1 beer. I " PALACE BILLIARD PARLOR .'! 120 South Second. 5 mm XMX&m LOST ii "a THE NATIONAL BUY WORD ' FOR RENT Light Biindle Bull Pup. Kan and Tail cut. Answers to nami Chocolate Coated Ice Cream Two Flavors-T- wo Nickels Two-roo- apartment at Sum- of Jerry. Phone 1889-- J or re- mer rates 1005 West Central turn to Slide up to the Counter, say Baseball! Watch the boy behind Three-roo- sleeping porch, 1318 the bat dish up a cold one right over the plate. Frosty Foil at 1023 Cen- West Marquette apartment West Wrapped Baseballs. Oh Boy, but they're good. ii tral. Reduced rates. REWARD. FOR PALE AT A Brlsgs'. Butts', Butter Shop. Collrce Inn, Elks' Clnb, Highland Phnr-rnac- . Knyal I'liarmaey, New Mex-Ir- o Candjr Kitchen, Y. W. C. A. Pistributed by GOLD vvv Cafeteria. JrsS WYH GALLUP COAL its'.? ADDED ATTRACTION: The Very Best for Kitchen Use. FEE'S "SOUTHERN EXPOSURE" A Two Part Christie Coal and Comedy. Supply Lumber Company REGULAR PRICES. 4 PHONES 5

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i Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING VP FATHER" "BRINGING UP FATHER" 9 ALBUOUEROUE MORNING JOURNAL appears every morning in the Appears every morning in the Albuquerque Morning Journal Journal' Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, June 11, 1922. Albuquerque Morning

BRINGING UP FATHER. Coml8hVi,ereCthu. aerylc By McManus, I TTTlntT George HOT SPRINGS " I. " ' I I L Sat- f I THE 1 Miss Eleanor Flies left last DON'T TELL ME WHOLE. 4AN4 r IDNOUE AKlN' f""-- E v. JJT JML - ' urday tor Silver City where she THAT "WRE NOT L WILL EE THERE lULbEEL it- MACCIE-bH- E 4QT THATlfT ' attend summer school normal. W will EVEN - I HWH-ftRO- 401HTO15EAT 1 OU4AN HE WHAT fk CROWD V-- x VY I Mi8S Tries was employed In the y V h'W fi TX'" c! CONIN' Wr" f. U second grade ok the city schools, CLANCV5 TONIGHT-- WU PAROONEOfl. KIN OO! Qn Fer dinner. ti 4 A g S where her efficiency and pleasing V J - r? ; u. Jk personality were much airpreclated today; ycfc tTc tonight- ?5 w by her pupils and patrons. I Jt Mrs. A. C. White returned from a visit of a month with her sister and family, Mrs. and Dr. Hasa of Blsbee, Ariz., last Saturday. Last Friday evening three hay racks and eight cars conveyed . about 40 B. Y. IJ. U. members down the river to a favorite "bosiiue," where a mulligan party was by old and young, also all kinds of romping gumes. Miss Myrtle Mays, one of our town girls that has made good in a successful term of school the past year, is home from Monticello to recuperate from an operation on her throat which has confined her to her home for two weeks. The operation was successful and Miss Mays Is making a rapid and com- plete recovery. Eugene, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goctu, while visiting at a ranch In the foothills of the Black Range, fell from a tree he had climbed to investigate a hawk's nest, a distance of 30 feet, and sustained a-- fractured ankle and severe lacerations of the mus- cles. The accident occurred about ' 6 o'clock Saturday and the drive I IF" I I II II I I 1 I 'of 40 miles to Hot Springs was ( KIN 41T THIS 1 If AlHT FEEUN ( Ab LON4 At ) J 114 ill ( I made In S WS NOW TO" PUT OO time to reach Engle for WMMVIN MVROOM- - WEL.L-MA441E- -J VOO'RE the 3 o'clock train to El Paso, 5fflH Vkj WM NOT OOT ' TO IbEO AN THEN where Mr. Goetz took the 'LLBEV1THTHE I WITH BUM : boy for flf.S fifc g MM UEt ILL THOtE f , treatment. J ff J THERREEtCAPE S 4rvv WisM 4T TO GEO FRIENO& OP VOORAI - . The city council Is considering GOVb TONHT n FERME s- y an electric light franchise in which some Hot Springs people will be interested. H. E. James returned from a visit to the Pecos valley with his opin- ion of the Rio Grande country con- siderably Improved. G. M. Metcalf, Elfego Baca In- spector for the department of the Interior and wife, C. Phillips, R. A. Howard and J. W. Snyder spent Wednesday at the lake fishing for bass. They report the fishing ex- citing and tho catch very satisfac- tory. Mr. Phillips had an excit- ing experience with a gamy five- - pounder that managed to break his line when he got him into shal- low water, but a well directed kick threw the creature clear of the water and as he floundered on the. Ground Mr. Phillips landed on his fishship, spread eagle fashion and securing a half-Nelso- captured ' him completely and bore him in triumph to the frying pan, where most of the catch was enjoyed as they should be, fresh from the wa, ter. Fishermen report bass fishing much better this season than in 1 I any previous one. 5.1 Plans for the celebration to he 6 held here July 4 are maturing and 1"'"' committees for the various events -- I are much I I ) I . receiving encouragement iiOOO EVENING MRb - t 1)1! ( ( 1 .J II I and many Inquiries from the out- JJK HE'& WEL- If) hi hitthikik. , side. The chairman of tho committee racing 1 expects a large 'number of horses to be entered and several race horses are already on the ground. Interest is being shown - -- in the tennis tournament s 0-- s&$L"2:il$$ vour I Jsrrv-r-i fever- - lowns in New Mexico and western hlTno rr Texas, according to Chairman F. E. is Butler, and local players are prac- ticing faithfully. Mrs. C. S. Bell, who has been a resident of Hot Springs for more than a year, returned to Wlllcox, Ariz., for an indefinite stay with her daughter, who, left this place nlmost a year ago to be married and who now lives with her hus- band in Wlllcox.

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Matamore Reynolds, who is at- tending college at Lawrence Kans., is home to spend his summer vaca- tion with his mother, Mrs.. Viola K. Reynolds, and other relatives. M. G. Keenun, secretary of the Xew Mexico cattle sanitary board, was here the first of the week to visit with his mother and other rel- atives. "Matt" is now making his home In Albuquerque. L. C. Meek, who has farmed In the Colmor district for the past eight years, left Thursday for Ar- kansas, where he will make his fu- ' ture home. I II I l- I IL-i-r I I I Mrs. A. H. Gerard and children r ..T III -J J&J ,1 , r.i-- ft I I II II .'.-'-- I I returned Tuesday from a week's I ' X X A 1 TELU ME WHAT HAPPENED with in Las tJn M r''M-- Ir visit spen relatives : J mil Vegas. SitvTS ? ''"HW?&LA WUr o uke to know how Springer received several rain h BW 11 .co falls the past week, which has been ji of great benefit to growing crops. The warm weather of this week has brought the grass out wonder- fully. The town council has given the American Legion a lease cn the community house and grounds and ' the legion will put tho property in first class condition. The le- gion will place the camp grounds in first class Bhape so (hat the tourists may have a decent place to spend a night while louring through, the city. The town board and the Wom- an's Progress club have combined for a clean-u- p day to be held on Wednesday, June 14. The mayor has issued a proclamation culling upon everyone to clean their prem- ises and alleys. The town will have wagons to transport all the rubbish to the city dump groundB. Many Springer citizens were In the Rayado mountains and the Ragle Nest dam country . last week fishing for trout. Most everyone who have gone fishing have suc- f ceeded in getting all the trout that they needed. S. David thus far is the prize fisherman, having caught one of the speckled beauties 22 " inches- - long. " Mrs. C. W. Brown and daughter, Mrs. ti H. Waters, and two chil- dren of Albuquerque and Mr.' and Mrs. I. C. Floershelm motored to Uaton Tuesday to Bpcnd a day on Ready-to-We- ar business. Summer Clearance of Women's Mrs. Carl McCalt and littlo Early daughter left Thursday for Lords-bur- N. M where they will Join Jlr. McCall, who has a splendid i no. 1 Lot No. 2 Dresses, Wraps, Suits, Skirts, with tho Lordsburg Mercan- lot Lot No. Lot No. 4 tile company. ' ' At in Four Lots of Mrs. I.eile M. Taylor and daugh- At $10.00 Comprises $15.00 Comprises Great Money At $25.00 Comprises At $50.00 Comprises ter, Nellie, and Miss Etna Floer-flhei- m are the summer A number' of smart . Jersey Sport A fine collection of velour capes value Is estab- Such values, we assert confidently attending Values Extraordinary giving never FRssimi of the Normal school at Coats In the popular bright, colors and coats that will prove one of the Saving we ha before been put into a of the season demands. lished by the garments have put lot of suits, coats and dresses as aro Los Vegas. value surprises of this sale. Work on the Springer-Clayto- n A pice assortment of stylish, suits Into this lot which Includes suits of to be found in this 150 choice. The highway is getting along nicely and of tweed and Jersey; suits you will Chinchilla coats of summer weight. tweed, gaberdine and poiret twill; suits include a number of when this road la completed it will find most useful for An excellent assortment of as well as many novelty capes and garments, the materials Including one summer wear use In bright twill, braided and embroid- he of the best highways in and "for the colored tweed suits as well as coats In all the popular materials. poiret New Mexico. It is being built by early fall as well. many ered; canton crepe combinations, assisted of serge in tho The dresses comprise a wide variety trlcotine etc. the state, by. federal aid. Dresses of nllk knit and taf- staple staple colors. suits, road will be crowned with Jersey And of materials and every one is In the The dresses include valuer The ' feta, made and worth in this lot, at $15 you will find startling frushed- rock. Other highways charmingly height of fashion. The materials In beautiful street, dinner and eve- twicj the money at which they go some of the most attractive of sum- Include chiffon taf- com- leading to Springer will soon be Into this lot. canton crepe, ning dresses. The materials built, and the town authorities will mer dresses, of silk Jersey, crept de feta, roshanara crepe, and many prise canton crepe, roma crepe, lace orr the road ' work Prunella skirts In all of the new dresses in materials. and silk carry through one - chine, taffeta, etc., comprising all sport novelty crepe combinations, totvn fo thst tho main highways high colors, every sn unparal- In this lot, also, a number of charm- eponges. tnolre silk. In every case ' viU b the mime nimsinp through ieiea Dargain at tnis pries. of the high colors now so desirable. ing party dresses. of the very finest class of materials. tho citv, Thiw roads will be of crushed rock or si avc June 11, 1922 .Pace Twr ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAIT REGISTER OF JUNE BRIDES INCLUDES MANY PROMINENT SOCIETY GIRLS; M'MILLEN-WOODSO- N PARTY CROWNS WEDNESDAY SERIES OF CEREMONIES o canton with hat to her sister, as matron of - WEDDINGS. crepe picture honor," EIjU the big week of wen- match and carried white roses. wore orchid with white lace haa-- : is passed. We thougiu n. After a wedding reception for the and a bouquet of pink roses. Miv.: dings NOTE. HER WEDDING BRILLIANT sol- w for a while everybody was EDITOR'S RECEPTION IS A pretty home widdlng was newlyweds on Tuesday evening a Bisbee was attended by Lawrence;: the A All items for the Sunday Miss Irene Fee, daugh- home Mr. as best man. A " soing to get married, and print emnized for the of the bride, and Gibney wedding-- who our space is 4 society section must be in the ter ot Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fee, and Mrs. Randall left for California breakfast was served after the cere- Kjip chief limits w ' , WO out of our way to Journal office by saturaay Edward William Lighton on Friday where will make their future at the home of the bride's. AUr went latest. they mony weanins" " " noon at the Reporters afternoon. The ceremony was per- home. Mrs. Randall has been mother, Mrs,. Frank Kirster, oir ; hunt up to call the Journal ' any, responsibility tor are urged - formed by the Rev. F. E. McGulre, teaching school in Valencia and South Second street. Mr. and Mrs. We deny ro week as possl- and as early in the of Avenue Method- Bernalillo counties. Mr. Randall Blabsa left on for anon-ymoon- .ln thoHO matches, however, event occurs, pastor the Lead Thursday renders that none ot the ble after the ist church. The bride who wore a is engaged in business in Rich- tho east. They will be our 111 8 be to up Tho eociety editor may j dress of white and Calif. at home E happy couples did it Just No. 13. dainty organdy mond, after July at the bung- our columns. reached at telephone a veil, was attended by her sister, alow apartments on West e, everybody felt Just a Miss Elizabeth Fee, in Jade green Town-Cas- e, bit out of It if she didn't have a taffeta. Mr. Lighton was attended The marriage ceremony for Miss bride or two to felicitate, a num- by Frank Neher as lest man. Miss Ida Price Town and Walter Kimball-Rec- k. -- ber ot hostesses got independent officials to "v Ruth Daugherty whistled a solo both of this city, wbb per- The marriage of Miss Marian i tion of the university and had n. party or two of their seniors. before the ceremony and Miss Mil formed by the Rev C. C. Hlgbee. Kimball, daughter of Mrs F. M. . it. It wns greet the outgoing dred the avenue Meth- - Kimball of 801 West Silver own just for the fun of The presence oi iuci- - Lighton played wedding pastor of the Central avenue, too warm for club meetings, uuvr next marcn, a reception followed tne odlst church, at his parsonage last to Gus R. Reck of Clayton, N. M.,-w- ill nimply ritt C. Mechem who stood bou- however, and even the bridge David Hill marriage. The bride's shower Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. take place at i o'clock thli resort to to President Spence of white roses and lilies of afternoon at ' groups wore obliged to at the head of the receiving lini. quet Case will make their home her. the home of the bride. morning sessions. The ladies' day to utrair. the valley was caught by Miss Flora ndded distinction the ArmiJo-Wllllani- s. on Wednesday uness. Tne young went on KruKer-BoIenbake- r, at the Country club The guests were introduced tc couple a instead a wedding to Santa,.Fe and will Rhine-lande- r, Miss vdll close with luncheon the line by Edward Horgan, pres trip Miss Helen Kruger of Margaret Armiju, daughter at point as of return tomorrow for the opening of F. Bolen-bak- or of Mrs. M. G. Armijo, was recently-marrie- of beginning that of the associated students " Wis., and Roger ident the university summer school at were mar- to George Williams at Los of tho university. li of New York City o which Mr. will chem- to an-- I, line were Mrs. Lighton teach ried here lost Saturday afternoon Angeles, Calif., according an .' Cithers in the ; o nounoement received : 'H:XIS TOVRXAMKNT AT Mrs. Dr. una Mrs. istry. at the Southern Methodist parson-ag- by her aunt, AV Hill, Mechem, Rev. C. C. The airs. Alejandro a. Sandoval. The VhVn , A. Mr. and Mrs. Thom- by the Higbee. s ten- J. Relay, nrycc-Mllle- r. . nave gone on The finals in the woman A. A. Sedillo, Dean couple spent a few days honey- coupie a honeymoon bridge as Kelcner, The of Miss and went on to trip to San Francisco, Calif. Mrs". uis tournament and morning D. Dean marriuge Helen moon here then tTJ 1 . I - . 1. - 1 , , . and Mrs. John Clark, IB me OL 'will feature the next ladies day at T. Dea l Marie Bryce, daughter of Mr. and Los Angeles where they will make miiiauiB BfnuuUBLUSier Uie will be and Mrs. Thomas Kyre, late Don Francisco llhe club which nt Mrs. William Bryce of lis South tholr home. Armijo y Otero, Country 14. and Mrs. L. B. Mitchell, 'observed on Wednesday, June Mrs. C. K. Hod- - ' Walter street, to Gaylord Robert a and -- sports have played Ml?s Miller occurred on Monday morn- Fracaroll Gaode. PARTIES. previously In the gin. Dean Edna Moshcr, .conspicuously small part Dr. and Mrs. ing at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Florence Fracaroll, daugh- Miss Alice White" and Lyman B. of the club Josephine Parsons, the bride. The Rev. Williard A. of Italian con- monthly gatherings Jj. ii. lleasler and Mr. and Mrs. ter Frank Fracaroll, Putney, whose engagement was an- women members. I ' Guy, pastor of the. Christian was married U Verne C. Gaede nounced sruesta will Hay Kirk. sul, recently, were' of ! Members und their guests music was furnished f church, performed the ceremony. of Chicago on Monday afternoon at honor at an informal dinner W-embl- about 10 Orchestra A bceakfast party at the club the afternoon and re- wedding was served 5 o'clock at the residence of Father given by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wake- ft bridge in throughout after the ceremonv o'clock for game of freshments were served by the immediately Mandalarl. Only members of the field on Thursday evening. Table1', itho cooler hours of 4he morning. and the newlyweds made an were present. The bride decorations were 1 young women of the department early family in yellow and Luncheon will be served at " II start on a motor honeymoon to wore a gown of flamingo white. veranda. of home' economics. After the - vH stunning Bridge vas played after '.o'clock indoors and on the line broke Av imJMm California. Mrs. Miller was form- crepo and picture hat to match, dinner. The guests were Misn at the receiving up general at-M- he Western at- Keservations for plates erly employe! and curried white roses. Her White, Miss Juliet White. Mr. Put-- . ' be with tlio dancing was enjoyed. Union offices. Mr. Miller wore 'luncheon must made O formerly tendant, Miss Mary Fracaroll, ney, Allen Bruce and Mr. and noon. Uvea in but has been In carried Mrs, steward by Tuesday AND Topeka blue swiss and organdy and Richard Bruce, ' ' tennis game between two BIG DINNERS TEAS charge of the Santa Fe roses. Mr. Gaede was The club AT MIKAMOXTKS. reading Ophelia Icirls the annual Country room work here for several Leonard as best -, for Miramontes-on-the-Mes- a in year. by Harry Mr. ana Mrs. en- will bo played on is 1 - The will return to was serv- Harry Strong fhampionship In favor as a cool retreat feiV gr If young couple man. A wedding dinner tertalnedat a beautifully appointed 'Wednesday for the benefit of the creasing s4fj& make their home in Albuquerque. ed to the after the ceremony on" who w from the summer heat of the city. party dinner party at their new home women club members K 1 1 nt the homo of bride's father. , match will Several were entertained t I rKi ' l4 v the Wednesday evening. The decora-- The parties Slrlpe-Rnudnl- l. iorm the gallery. the i Mr. and Mrs. Gaede left on Monday lions were baskets of pink roses ho either before the bridge there during the past week, Miss of El where are played dozen dinner given Freda Stripe, daughter night for Paso, they (Continued on or just after luncheon. The perfectly appointed Mrs. George Stripe of 636 South spending their honeymoon. Next Page.) so who have played perfectly appointed dinner given by was to ir girls Have one of the most Broadway, married Walter tournament will ing being enjoyable McGulre-Blsbe- e. through the season. Mr. Randall of Richmond Calif., on at a special affairs of the Lyter Miss Robert luncheon together will leave this week to spend Tuesday afternoon at her home. Julia McGuire and early The ceremony was performed by D. Bisbee of San Diego, Calif., were C. is chairman the summer in Santa Fe. LE ROY'YOTT ; Mrs. W. Reid the Mrs. H. the Rev. A. M. Knudsen, pastor married at high noon on Thursday new ladies committee His guests were Mr. and Violinist ,f the day B. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton P. of the Lutheran church. The brlda at the residence of Father A. M. Teacher composed of Mrs. W. S. Hopewe Hening, 4t-$r- was attended twin Mandalarl. The bride wore Studios Gem Hotel who will Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle & by her sister, a grey nnd Mrs. lister Cooper I i Mrs. T. O. Cecil, as matron of crepe satin dress with orchid pic- 215;$ West Central Avenue. as hostesses for the day. Crichton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard II act S. Mrs. 4 ? honor. Mr. Cecil attended the ture hat and carried a bouquet of Phones 1564-- J. 2413-R- Gruehl, Mrs. LeRoy Peters, 3 L. : bridegroom. She wore navy blue bride's roses. Mrs. W. TO John S. Gotshall. Mrs. Fannie 1 1'? i I GIbney. JM1SS WILSON' HAVE M. -- -- uriMK Htedman, Mrs. Clara Ferguson, l Pi $ vi:i)i)i; been Miss Erna Fergusson and MIbs Jl A birnple homo wedding has ' for Miss Clyda Wilson, Louise Lowber. planned Wil-fcp- Mrs. Gillette Cornish entertained ill ilauKhtcr of Dr. and Mrs. D. U. rat;J-- 3 ' be married at 4 a' number of friends at afternoon who will on Tea was served In , v o'clock on Wednesday afternoon to tea Friday. t$ $$$$$ iff- mem-Jr- s the of the main build- Hoy William Johnson. Only breezy lobby and a few Int- ing which was decorated with mesa ot the family occasion. Her imate friends will be present for the flowers for the guests fonoweu were Mrs. P. G. Cornish. Mrs. Louis I eremony, which will be Max Mrs. i iv a wcitiliii sunner the party. Ilfeld, Mrs. Nordhaus, for W. Mrs. S. Miss Wilson will be married In G. Hope, LeKoy Peters, veil. She will be at- Mrs. Peters, Sr., Mrs. W. B. Chlld-er- s, white with a Mrs. D. Mrs. J. tended by her sister, Miss Carol R. W, Bryan, maid of Mr. V. Mullen, Mrs. George Brooks, jlVilson ,as honor. T. Mc- Johnson will be attended by John Mrs. H. B. Jamison, Mrs. J. J.ukken as best man. Miss Vera Laughlin, andMrs. John F. Pearce. march. Last Sunday afternoon tea was Kiech will nlav the wedding Mr. and ! bride-ele- attended several parties; The is a member of by .., v.tW- - he graduating class of the state un- - or i ,v p Photo by Emc Studio. Jversity and a prominent memDer " ana; Chi Omega sorority. Mr. son, Jr.; Mr. Mrs. Howarn MRS. RICHARD PEYTON WOODSON, JR Alpha m Gruehl and Miss Beverly Gruehl; flohnson Is director oi ainieucs Mrs. Conklin Miss Mrs. Merrltt music played by Lloyd Kellam, was Kenneth Beals, Standing before a those. Governor and - Jhe university. Gordon Gass and rosea C. Mechem. The house was enjoyed by the young people-pres- O Evangeline Perry, altar flanked by floor vases of big . . Y. ' . . A li S- Miss Alletta as was L.I 1. nfnnwn - SfISS Frederick Luthy: wiiere they were married, Mr. and thronged with guests, the BOWMAN WKIS Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Dr. Mrs. Richard P. Woodson, Jr., were broad lawn which was screened and appeared to don their traveling II. Gl'II-- NECHKXJ.Y. Mrs. Bollenborck. lantern-lighte- d for occasion. clothes, Mrs. Woodson threw her J, Bow-jfla- n and greeted by several hundred of their the .iFriendH of Miss Dorothy O friends on Wednesday evening at In tho receiving line were Mr. brldo's bouquet from the stairway and James Russel Guild Mrs. before leaving. It was caught by announce- MISS Vin.VKTiDER WEDS one of the smartest wedding recep- and McMUlon, Richard Peyton avere surprised at the HERE OX MONDAY. tions ever held In the city. The af- Woodson, Sr., of Memphis, Tenn., Miss Esther Howden. The young, ment in Friday's Journal of their of was followed a mar- father of the and Mrs. couple left for their wedding jour-- ,' June The marriage Miss Pauline fair by quiet bridegroom, marriage here on Saturday, IThlfelder of Santa Fe to Barney riage ceremony witnessed only by Bate Mastin, of Fort Worth, Texas, ney in a shower of rice. j secret - Jl. Tho fact was kept a of New York will members of families of the his sister. Assisting in receiving Thn fAren-inn- was Tierformed at when Petchesky city the Jmtll Thursday evening they take place tomorrow evening in young couple. the guests were Mr, and Mrs. Law- 6 o'clock In the evening by the Rev. Jeft the city on a wedding trip. Taft hall at the Alvarado hotel. .The reception was held at the rence Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Pearce Hugh A. Cooper. The wedding Guild is a pretty, vivacious The ceremony will be performed home of the bride's parents, Mr. Rodey, Ice and cakes were served march was played. by Mrs. John D. who has been a In B. and in the room on on ana ujr young person by Rabbi Bergman the presence and Mrs. Alonzo McMillcn, dining and punch Clark tne vioun - popular member of the high of members of the family and a was attended by many persons of the lawn. Kellam on the piatjo. ;Llttle Flor- school and varsity set. She has few friends. prominence about the state, among Dancing to the latest of popular ence Lee and" Sheila Rodey, nieces., fclso been in demand as a home The bride will be unattended nf the hriflc. uroppea rose dcium im talent musical comedy star. Since but' will have Stanley Dreyfuss. her path to the altar. Jier graduation from high school Allen Rosenwald and Stanley The bride's brunnette loveliness he has been teaching in the Rosenwald for train bearers. Edna was emphasized in a simple wed- fcpnnty schools. Rosenwald will art as ring bearer. WEDS UNIVERSITY STUDENT ding gown ot white brocade and a Mr. Guild has been a resident Paul Dreyfuss will be best man to Juliet cap of pearls which held her tl Albuquerque for a number ot Mr. Petchesky. flowing tulle veil in place. She years. Ho came here from New After tho ceremony a wedding carried a lace frilled fcolohial bout J'ork city, spending some months supper will be served In Taft hall. quet ot white roses and orchids. lit first at San Isidro. He was The young couple will take a Her train was carried py "uie Employed as advcrtisiniar man on honeymoon trip to the Grand Can- Elizabeth Lee. Her attendant, Mrs, ho Evening Herald for . a year yon and California and will return Pearce Rodey. who was matron of pnd is now in the insurance busi- to Santa Fe to make their home. honor, wore a silver cloth gown ness. He is a member of Theta o with a bouffant over skirt ot rose Delta Chi fraternity and belongs RECITAL BY THE PUPILS tulle. She carried a colonial bou (0 the local country club where OF MRS. UNDERWOOD. quet .of deep pink roses. Mr.- he takes an active interest in A large and enthusiastic audi- Woodson was auonaea oy jh j tennis and golf. ence greeted the music pupils of brother, Edward P. Woodson, as Summer Frocks The young couple will return Mrs. Blanche Underwood at the best man. . Exquisite here to make their home. high school auditorium on Mon- A dinner was served to the mem- - O day evening. The performers all bers of the wedding party after WJ t'ROWDS ATTEND V. X. M. acquitted themselves in a highly ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Woodson fcfcMOR RECEPTION. creditable manner which speaks left on Wednesday evening for .One of the most pleasant af well for Mrs. Underwood's splen- r..mtr wh.fa thpv KtnnnAd nn their fair of commencement week at of for a honey-moo- n on the Pecos. $9.50 did Instruction. $21.50 system way the university was the reception The gold medal for the pupil They will return nere to maxa tneir given nt Rodey hall on Tuesday most ' purchased a building making the progress during - " '' - home, having new summer frock's fashioue'd in a of ufternoon by President David the year was .awarded to Miss I v 'i lot on west riuil avenue. Charming variety pence Hill and the board of re Christine Shaver. Little Marilyn Amnnw tha nnt.i.Mnwn rtmStft St An GOV- - not found in cotton frocks. gents to the graduating class. Thompson, d daughter warlHlnir rAffrttlnn wkh styles usually unusually large crowd of town of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Thomp ernor ana Airs. Mecnem, aire, auu- - people responded to the Invito son, and Mrs. Underwood s young- Una Otero warren, air. anu an Imported Dotted Swiis Ginghams Vnn. -Knnlan. GustaVS est pupil, appeared In the pro TkdAnr.L in. V u , several times to n.nmann. Tlarrv Grant Kelly. Ot gram the delight Voiles Tissues ... . Organdies U of the audience. She was also the Santa Fe; Mr. and Mrs. j. j. riairne, iiiii recipient of a gold medal pre- of Cimarron, ana j. wycuiuie sented to her by Maurice Klein. ar Howard Roland. Robert Will collars and vests many new touch'es. Youthful iamson, of San Isldro. Mr. Wood Dainty MARRIED AT son's father and sister nave gone 10 models for girls and small women as well as becoming DOIULE SERVICE .Tames Springs to spend a short 1GIFTS time before returning to their A double wedding took place modes for large women. here on Wednesday evening at the homes in the south. baptist parsonage when two sla- ters, school teachers of Vermejo ENGAGEMENTS N. Park, M., were married the r. That Last by Suggs-Sylveste- Rev. T. W. Harvey. The ceremony Lead CHILDREN'S SOX FOREST KILLS took place at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. A. Suggs, 623 West Miss Nona Tabb was married to avenue, announces the engagement Thomas Beresford, a business man of hsr Mabel Lucille, to Underwear STERLING of San daughter, 30c and 40c 4T ."".j Francisco, Calif., and Miss Paul Raymond Sylvester, of this pair Lucy Tabb bocame the brido of set Sam Clark, a stockman of Silver city. No date has been for the Mothers will like this saving as well Fits the figure like a City, N. M. The brides were mar- wedding, but it will take place some as the kiddies will like to wear the glove fits the hand at. SHEFFIELD ried in traveling suits. urns in duiy. same time Those present nt tho wedding box. Fine mercerized lisle box the permits were Mrs. M. E. Tabb, of of move- mother vari- plain colors with fancy cuff tops or 'perfect freedom the brides; Mrs. Joe Record, their old fashioned bouquets of ment even sister and her husband of Beau- colored flowers. white with checks and striped cuff during the mont, Texas., Dr. W. M. Tabb, a Mr. Faw was attended by a Toes and heels well most strenuous game of EXQUISITE of tops. reinforced brother, San Francisco; Dr. J. MM university chum, George Bryan, or tennis. Fine se- M. Shannon and Mrs. Shannon of as best man. Hugh Graham and golf Oakland, Calif., uncle and aunt of Walter Berger were ushers and lected knit yarn. the Mr, T. mm was brides, and and Mrs. i little Junior Ramsey ring, W. Beresford, parents of Thomas MM bearer, carrying the ring to the WHITE MIDDY WAISTS Beresford, of Dubuque, la. altar In the heart ot a white lily. Union $1.25 An pxtenKivn i,ii.vtTir.,-.- After the ceremony a wedding Suits, will be taken by automobile was held at the home For Vacation Wear, Special i: ROSAIiE by way reception built-u- lot the Grand Canyon to California Photo by Emm Studio. of the bride at 715 West Slate Bodice and p style tne newlyweds being accompanied MRS. HOWELL STEVENS FAW avenue for the intimate friends with or loose knee II by their relatives here for the of the couple and the bridal tight a ' $1.75 UJSLERWARE wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Beresford In the presence of church Lohengrin wedding march struck party. On Tuesday evening bo-fo- finished in band or shell will make home In Eliza- their Hon Fran- full of friends Miss Alice up and the bridal party entered the wedding ceremony tho blue Sold Kist-le- r, cisco and Mr. Mrs. All white or white with red and tops. only by and Clark wilt beth Gould, daughter of Mrs. El- the church. bridal party was entertained at live in Mcsilla N. Good . serviceable Collister & Co. Park, M. Howell Stevens The dressed In a a beautifully appointed dinner by collars. looking, in STABLISHED 1883 len Gould, and bride, simple D. W. Mr. and Mrs. Faw at their and Sizes 6 to 42. . DANCES. Faw, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. draped gown ot white crepe satin home on West Silver avenue. long wearing. Albuquerque. The Good Timn Huh d.U it. . Faw, were united In marriage at and flowing veil ot tulle, was es- Places were laid for 17. A huge ular scheduled dancu at the Colom- 4 o'clock on Wednesday after- corted to the altar of palms and bride's cake on a white rose bo hall on Friday evening. noon. The ceremony was per- fern by her brother, Ralph banked standard was In the cen- "Tho Crowing formed by the bride's brdther, Gould, who gave her In marriage, ter of the table from which Store" An dunna et Mc-berl- informal un. rA k.. the Rev, Robin Gould of y, She carried a large bouquet of white satin ribbons lead to the ffliono 88S members of bonbon dishes at RELIABLE the high school and Mo assisted by tho Rev, bride's roses. Bhe was attended unique earn varsity sets at the hall in A. ot rainbow trio of These were white net Buy the 'ATCHMAKERS & JEWELER! Sturges Hugh Cooper, pastor the by a girl friend. place. the Herald building on Thursday Presbyterian church. Miss Alice Lewis and Miss Clyda horseshoes full of rice. Gordon Hose "520 West, Centra! Ave. evening. A beautiful pipe organ pre- of honor in lavender, and by Mr.- and Mrs. Faw left on the "Tlnnl to lude, a Chopin nocturno, was MissAlice Lewis and Miss Olyda Limited Wednesday for New Wcor Out" Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Altmlx and played by Miss Norma Wllliuma Wilson as bride In aprl York whore Mr, Faw will con- son, Richard, left last night for a while the guests gathered at the cot and peacock blue. The - at tinue his college work at- Co- visit at their old home In Qulncy. church. Miss Grace Stortz sang tendants wore scalloped brim- lumbia university. They will re- if l.HlinihiiiiiiHiiiimiimin Illinois. "O Promise; Me" Just before the med hats to match and carried turn to make their home here $'tvesrstmtt ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAIT VtiR TEf$i

their Mrs. all-clu- b ORGANIZATIONS honeymoon at Tesuque. al dinner as member of been attending school In the east, K OLD MUSICIAN The Pythian Sisters elected new Huddleston was formerly Miss Lor-n- a the Anti-Pando- club. In mid-M- ay has returned home. After spending TO GIVE RECITAL. POPULAR SINGER MARRIED their meet- PKltSOVATj MENTION. Lester, of Mrs. Felix she In the "Greek a few days in tha city she will go to officers for the year at 6 daughter participated Miss Elise Davis, the .twelve-year-ol- d r ing on Saturday night as follows: Lester of this city. Frolic Dancers," which were given the Pecos for the summer. of Mr. and Marie Pies, most excellent chief; Gustave Kallmann of Santa Fe by a selected group of students be- Miss Julia A. Wilson, of Chicago, daughter Eva was in the to is the guest of her Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Davis of 411 Bouth Ethel Beach, excellent senior; Mrs. Zenobla Wooton Keller, na- city during the week fore the May queen. The May day sister, Matthews, excellent junior; Mary attend the McMillen-Woodso- n wed- program was given according to George L. Brooks. Miss Wilson has Fifth street, will give a piano re- tional of Phi Mu sorori- ex- Just seven-mont- Hardy, manager; Regina Wenkle," president ding reception and to place an the old English custom and was returned from a cital on evening. June Sunday hibit of Journey around the world. She Monday mistress of records and correspond- ty, passed through the city his wood block prints at witnessed by more than 2,000 spec- 12, at the studio of her Blakemore, mistress afternoon on her way home to Chi- the Koshare Tours office. tators. stopped here lust fall just before teacher, ence; Fanny was abroad. Miss Louise M. Nichols. of finance; Catherine Fisher, pro- cago from California. She Miss Evangeline Perry, daughter Mrs. J. G. Gould, president of the going Little Miea Ma-b- dele- Davis who will plat tector; Dorothy Davis, guard; met at the station by a largo of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Perry, left Woman's club and vice president selections chief. of the local mem- on for where Wom- CLUBS. by Beethoven, Chopin, Easley, past gation sorority Thursday California of the State Federation of Grelg and others, will be assisted bers and pledges. she will spend a month. an's will leave tomorrow for The Soucl Beu-la- clubs, Sans dancing club held by Emma Lea McGuire and h The Knights of Columbus ani Miss Sara de Beixedon left last Miss Dorothy Goelitz, daughter Lake Chautauqua, N, Y., where she Its at the Woman's her home New Tork of Dr. regular party Rector, violin pupils of Mist their families will hold a commun- Tuesday for in and Mrs. H. W. Goelitz, has will attend the national federation club on Thursday evening. The Estelle Valck. Because of thu ity, In Tijeras canyon today. city. been prominent in the social activi- meeting as official delegate from date of dance was picnio Mr. Mrs. Purser the advanced pmall capacity of the studio only The party will leave from St. and Roderick ties which attended the closing New Mexico. She will visit New for the benefit of the the 8 Huddleston will leave tomorrow of Ward-Belmo- departing tha parentn of young players, Mary's hall, by automobile, at days school at York and Washington before re- Shrlners. Dancing continued until a few cf Miss Ellse's frionds and o'clock this morning. Games and for their future home at Pelham, Nashville, Tenn. On Wednesday home. when wero N. T. have been turning midnight refreshments the pupils in her same grade of other entertainments have been They spending evening she attended the tradition Miss Queenle Stover, who has served. music have been Invited. planned for the day. Each group of the- - picnio will bring its own lunch. Mrs. Edmund Roes was hostess to St. John's guild last Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the work of the guild next fall. Mrs. Charles Quler was appointed an auditor and Mrs. D. J. McCIanahan was appointed press reporter. Re- freshments were served after the business meeting. The guild will meet again on September 6 at the home of Mrs, A. W. Goodrich. The American legion auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Monday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock with Mrs, Etta Caldwell at 1717 East Gold avenue. The Past Matrons' club of the Eastern Star enjoyed a picnic lunch at the Rim Rock ranch of George D. Ruoff on the mesa on Tuesday n I . afternoon. Lunch was served in the rustic cottage of rock slabs on thj ranch,' decorated for the occas-io- n f a with mountain greenery. The affair was given In honor of Mrs. Margaret Hinds, of Tucumcarl, N. M., grand matron of New Mexico. Those present were Mrs. Hinds. Mrs. Abble Clark, matron of Ada chapter, Mrs. George Rouff, Mrs. 8. R. Wltcher, Mrs. Temperance Whit-com- b, Mrs.. Hilda Asplnwall, Mrs. Alice Webster, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs. Irene Potter, Mrs. Fanny Blakemore, Mrs. .Mary Smith, of Ohio, Mrs. Eunice Beatty,- Mrs. Clara Rodgers, president of the club. Miss Louise Blakemore, Mrs. Photo by Emca Studio. Alva Butler and Mrs. Henrietta MRS. RAYMOND C. LENIHAN Bailey. CHARMING SUITS A Parent-Teacher- qniot church wedUlnjr waa rled a bouquet of roses. The The s' association WLM that of Miss Hortense Swltzer, bridegroom was attended by Ray- of the Mountain View school held of Mr. W. - all-da- y Value daughter and Mrs. F. mond McCanna as best- man. an picnic for the children, Extraordinary at $48.00 KwiUer, and Raymond C. Lenlhan, Immediately after the service a of the school at Phelan's last which was held 8 on grove at o'clock wedding breakfast was served to Sunday. Games were played and Regularly $79.50 to $89.50 Wednesday morning ut the church the bridal in Taft hall seventeen were to of party at the prizes offered the Two three-piec- e the Immaculate Conception. Alvarado. Mr. and Mrs. Lenlhan children winning the contests. The" and suits developed in fine tricotines, poiret twills and twill Nuptial mass was said by Father left on A Wednesday for a honey- regular meeting of the association cords. Correctly tailored and embroidered. silk lined. M. Mandalarl. moon tour of Southern was held on beautifully Handsomely .Mendelssohn's California. Friday night at the wedding march They will return to make their school hoiis with moving was played on the organ for, the home here. mo picture n. airecuon of the county hridal party by Mrs. L. B. Thomp-so- Mr. and Mrs. Lenlhan agent. Miss accom- will be SMART SPRING SUITS (Sraee Stortz, welcomed into O DAINTY GEORGETTE Mrs. the young married BLOUSES panied by Thompson, sang set of the city upon their Francis Fergusson, son of Mrs. o Sweet be- return. "p Fair, and Holy" Mrs. Lenlhan is In Clara M. to- Values fore 'the service. was always demand Fergusson. will return Supreme at $20.09 FOR SUMMER DAYS The bride as a vocalist and she is a day from Cambridge, Mass., where g(ven in her father. ent promin- hn marriage by member of Appah Chi Omega has been attending Harvard ' to The bride wore a navy blue tail- sorority which she Regularly $39.50 $59.50 Are much in vogue. And you'll find charm- ored suit and a black hat Joined at the many picture state university. Mr. Lenlhan Is O An assortment of high grade suits, a number of wool ing styles in the Blouse Frilled and a corsage of bride's roses. Her popular In including garments. Shop. blousesto the club circles of the Hand-tailore- d, maid of honor, Miss Norrino He is a models in tweeds, fine twills, tricotines, checks, mixtures and add a touch of softness' to the tailored suit or wore a henna canton city.' department manager FROM BACHELORS TO I tiwltzer, crepe of the National Life Insurance r the smart new hairline stripes. Coats are of fashionable length. sweater. Blouses with touches of cream filet lace. dress with hat to match and car-- company of the BENEDICTS VIA FLVS L Spring's Southwest. best shades and the striking sport colors are offered for your selection. All Overblouses and tuck-i- n blouses for afternoon and ,j sizes. to wear with tailored suits. Registration at the Elks' club in Decoration dormitory is going to boom after Albuquerque Society Novelty this announcement. It may possi- Summer Dress Feature bly be neceRsnrv to nnnn n iu n a ' $5.98, $7.50, $8.95, $10 and $15 ditiOnal Wlnltn flwnrnmnrfat. Coats, and Stunning Capes Wraps A (Continued froia Preceding Page.) rlmonial aspirants of the city who large assortment of high grade lingerie blouses learn of the success of the cilb as Remarkable Values at in tailored filet trimmed or hand-mad- e tied with lavender tulle bows. a marriage bureau. Just so, that's $29.50 plain what it blouses are shown at will Cjirds and dancing were enjoyed appears to be. $65 to $75 Values prices that please you. after dinner. Their guests wero Look at the records. Since the Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Keenafl, Mr. dormitory was opened for members, Fashioned of fine twill cord, veldyne, pandora and shawsheen fabrics. They nod Mrs. (ieorgo Roslington, Dr. twenty-fou-r perfectly good Elks come in newest and Mrs. C. H. Conner, Mr. and have Withdrawn nnrl ma nn 1.am styles and are beautifully lined in silk. $1.88, $2.48, $3.88 and up Mrs. Ed Cox, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lares and Penates elsewhere. And, Hust, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oestreich, yieannni as me cruo is as a resi- Jtr. and Mrs. Fred Fettit, Col. and dence, sooner or later each bachelor Other Values at and turns his back at Special $33 $68 Mrs. George Breece, Miss Nellu key the desk and "" Hryaut, Miss Fay Strong and Jo- settles up his "and room" account. Formerly $79.50 to $98.50 STANDARD MAKE CORSETS seph Eldodt. Richard P, Woodson, who waa , married on Wdnesday to- - Mist, Katherine McMillen, will be able ;Miss Virginia Bragg and Miss to write a White and Extra Dorothy entertained a few convincing testimonial as Novelty Sport Special $3.28. Cheney to the club's achievements. His Is of, their friends at a camping party a San-di- n perhaps record case, for he has $6.50 to $8.50 Values ntar Whitcomb Springs, in the lived at the club a mountains during the past comparatively SATIN and CLOTH short time. Sam is SILK, SKIRTS A selection week. Mrs. A. Williams chape- Pollock the next remarkable of most wonderful values one to be graduated. The only in odds roned the party, ones who do not seem and ends and broken lota of Gossard and to have any Splendid Values at Bon was luck, according to the management, $9.28 Ton Corsets, both the open front and the open ;A very pretty surprise party arj Albert Faber and J. E. Blinn. Almost tliut given on Wednesday evening Those who have $15.00 Values. back. all sizes and a great of late Miss Hernia G. French in honor enrolled In the variety by Ejks' matrimonial bureau and who Separate skirts in all wool novelties. White and colors. A broad of de- style models. Special ..$3.28 ol Miss Lady Bee Hopkins, who have results range has Just returned from got are: sirable in and afternoon models. Magdalcna. R. P. Woodson, Jr., H. E. Todd, patterns sport The evening's entertainment con- Sam Pollock, Al Wool skirts, and black Prunellas and sisted of sewing and a musical pro- Franklin, Frank plaids, stripes patterns. Homespuns.. Kimball, E. L. Combs, H. L. Pink-erto- gram rendered by Mrs, Charlotte Thor Pleated models, wrap around and straightline effects in tweeds and fancy two-cour- Kolle, Joe Heitler, H. SILK SPECIALS Moore. A luncheon was A. Martin, Bud weaves. - served, the menu carried out Barner, Pearce being Rodey, John 37-inc- In red and white. The Kerr, R. c. Lenlhan, h Silk in a invited Ben Slon-ake- r. genuine Crepe Knit, nice were Mlndlin, E. E. Bliss, L, V. range guests Mesdames Margaret E. N. Rnniu nimnn of the colorings and shades $3.98 Hennesy, George Hubbell Thomas, Tom Other Specials at $7.28, $12.75 and $16.75 popular Walker, Ward Shepard, Frank 36-in- ch Chiffon O, W. Finney, Walter Noneman, na v. Taffeta checks, a fine grade, all Elmer Cath- - P ( WOMAN """li"" u, underbuck. For Women and Misses in for Paul Roberts, Rlehl, 0- - Styles the Varied Occasions of Summer Time silk materials in colored checks as well as in black ' Charlotte Moore and the Misses ' (lYSJ F tone and white. Three sizes checks $1.88 Jeffle Short, Alice Lewis, Persis TWENTY Dimities and 39 to 40-in- ch Voiles Clarke TEARS AGO voiles, Printed Bryce, AVatson, Lady Bee in Albuquerque Distinctive Silk Dresses Hopkins and Hernia G. French, Society. and Dimities; a wide range of fancy colorings and ne neeas more than a. pretty designs. Per yard ,45c Mrs. C. H. Conner and hex mtn'i Sale Price imagination to visualize the atten Mrs. W. n i $25.00 daughter, Mrs. Horace W. Keenan, tive of dress to trhn were hostesses at a luncheon possibilities this of visit relatives in Newi. York. Values to $57.50 bridga line cotton crepe In cream color, soma months later V party at Mrs. Conner's home on oeauea or. her daughter, witn rows yellow beads, Miss Grace, will in line long-waist- ed dresses A TOWEL Friday. Thirty guests were asked and then decorated accompany her Slenderly straight ancTgracefully these will be SPECIAL a 1 o'clock with yellow, mother home, to luncheon daintily orange and brown beads. The Mrs. charming for any summer occasion. They come in georgette crepes, taffetas, in a and p. g. Cornish is entertain- three-threa- d arranged pink blue color waist-lin- e decoration la further en and Canton An extra heavy Turkish 22x42. scheme. Bridge was In the ing her sister, who arrived last satin, crepe knits crepes. The very latest creations of the season Towel, played hanced by a droopy brown velvet-ribbo- n night from A bath soft and an afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Green of El bow. Flagstaff. and the very newest things for warm weather. A good of colors and good size; yet extra heavy who is One does not analyze, As nrettv a hnm .jjihm range Paso, the house guest of bo sizes 16 to 42. weight. Special 47c hon-ore- jusi aamires pretty a dress; yet. Albuquerque ever saw took Mrs. Conner for the Week, was e one must realize how at place at the affair, the beads the residence of Mr. and Mrs. with Hieir weight will make the Nathan Barth last night and no dress more wearable and becom- sweeter or Mr. and more" radiant June bride Mrs. Hyman Livingston ing. The color variation takes the than Miss Freda Barth ever stood entertained 60 friends at a welnie dress Out of before a hvmnnenl Altai Tha .... roaBt entirely the ordinary at Supper Hock on Wednes- and the handwork makes It a pre- emony which united 'the evening. " young Sale day cious dress to of Is in June possess. Tet It ties to Dr. Undermuslins "ay marriage Adolphe as as It's Tyrolear.-o- f Mrs. E. simple attractive, the Williams, A. T was Romero, Jr., entertained dress Itself being, straight In regu- Performed by Rnhhl nr. Ttnnhelm 1 TAnd where is the woman who doesn't love to have a host at her home, .1731 West Central lar night-dres- s at 6 o'clock. inCfPYIP Drill C on fashion. The side LSU.LJO 0f avenue, Wednesday evening in panels of the skirt give aoft A lollv t&llv.hA nartv fa 4a lAav luifigcfic damty practical undergarments. This is the thing fore- honor of her house guests, Mrs. draperies there. A of mate- the Citv thin mnrnln. . I most in our mmd3 when we made for this and" Miss Salazar of St. strip a .n.l.. r. preparations special June event. We knew that Moloney rial Is concealed underneath the picnio day in Bear canyon. The women would be to their so we Louis. There were 20 guests. waist-Un- e, to which the fulness is picnic is in nonor ot Miss Mabel E. eager replenish supply, tried to make it easier for them by carefully secured, and which makes AndemOtl. nila nf tVA fighting down the prices. And here they are at Mrs. McCanna i exceptional savings. Joseph entertain- possible an individually becoming teachers In th rttv .nhAni. ed at a bridge breakfast on Friday line so frequently desired. given by the young ladies who have In honor of Gene- Nainsook Camisoles morning Miss oii.uicu unuer ner in tne hlgn Nainsook Corset Covers White Petticoats vieve Tierney, who will bo mar- The type of sleeve that Is school during the past The Elaitle at the ribbon long chanei-nno- year. waist, wash ried to Sam Pollock on June 20. party v,v Fish-Ey- e Embroidery and lace trimmed with and tight at the wrist but large at vmt shoulder straps 98c Dainty Val lace and embroidery plain Peaces were laid for 12 at the Lenker, includes An- - 32 and 84 Inches the armhole is a distinct style note Misses Mabel Insertion trim these. , $1.88 underlay lengths $1.00 breakfast table, with bright yel- in ot Sleeves uciouii, iima nose unt-zlng- and whito gowns various types. Bnusier, With double low flowers and ulaca of this description are sometimes lone Albright, Mildred Fox, Camisoles panel straight line petticoat. cards. referred to the ancient name Daisy Huntzlnger, Juanita Zeiger, Nainspok Underskirts lace and embroidery trimmed S1.50 by f but are wide- Regina Rosenwald, Ramona Zeiger, Trimmed with vertical rows of fine Val fl-- they Q White line-flo- unce from old as "u' mumpson, laces elastio at waist wLtUO Muslin underskirts with petticoat with double panel straight ly different the type, Bessie Mnrtnn TTa.rlntijaura Hayaon, the. scalloped embroidery ruffle of lace and insertion or a wide they are at the lfh.D or with Van Dyke Point edge with J WELL perfectly flat, Leslie lace, MQ band of (T) COCNTIJV CAMP. shoulders. Of course no one type Henry and Messrs. Scott and 29 and St embroidery Albuquerque, N. M. lengths 2D ' of sleeve Is dominant, Aiiuoreon - altogether The club has Extra Size Underskirts Muslin underskirts with two rows of fine embroidery Fancy white petticoats organdie and row. but In a season when . so many Tuesday Literary had mjinv Affalra nta.Mnt iinlt- - Lengths 29 to 81 in each style with a plain insertion ana two rows ot. of lace forming straight flounce $3.50 models emphasize the sleeve that QQ Fish Is able and joyous, since its inception hemstitched ruffle at . .. oC Eye Val insertion .. S1.98 Frank Blaylock and Avery Gib-eo- n wide at the wrist, these taperlnj sleeves are of. Interest.' ia.ai. ia.ii, dui me memners 01 inai With lace and insertion returned Wednesday from a - ITlrl- Pll 1 1,, .1 . embroidery fljff) AO Camisole the1 r a n,aa!..(l.viknillMUVII AglCQ .,1(1 1 and Bloomers Top Slips fishing trip in Pecos country. edge at D4.t0 Batiste TT.1.VA Pin-tuc- the RhnllMur trnna anlf ,1 Ella Keefe. Is new as a are In elegant reception and banquet m.tArtal rrA .fU Miss a guest trimming last White muslin with with I evidence several . advance given night at the Alvarado narrow embroidery OQ Peach, pink, featherstltchlng Q(? (PI OJZ l(,e. Camisole top of lace and CPO ftO upon the husbands 31 ' models. - Other costumes are car- by of the club ladles ruffle; lengths 29 and iOV on the narrow ruffle OuL Insertion Mrs. Theodore Kasslng and Mr. reached the acme. Those present Ol.lJ IL were ried out In the newest bordered YL'Ur. 1h- .1 George I'homus Albuquer- - a i.JTttaia it J.0 fabrics ...v. Ann 1. wiu a, v.. que visitors Wednesday. which exhibit bands that Beattle. Dr. andj.gt.Mrs. P. CJ. Cornish. The Misses Lorene Higglns and imitate tucking. Inserts of the Prnf nnri 1Lf Ttf m UIpVav ni. material covered with fine tucks Itoba Gauss and H. H. Crowe, G. and 'Mrs. W. G. Hope, Messrs. and II.- trim more than one of the Thomas, Ray Thornell, Frank gowns Mesdames A. E. Walker, A. B. Mc- Maderia Handmade which Undermuslins Ash by and H. O. Schowbe made the have commanded particular Millen, S, E. Newcomer, Miss Man, trip to Cedro lookout, tower on attention, notably . in fine crepes and fabrics. The most remarkable of the real horseback Saturday. other mla Nelson and Bessie Menaul, L. display imported Maderia Garments ever shown in this city Dainty Hand- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Case, newly Above all the use ot fine tucking n. rnompson. weds, were given an upon the. te costume Is both Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrlt, Misses made. ;of extra quality fine thread Nainsook Silk, finished gowns, chemise, teddies, corset covers, etc. charivari upon their arrival in camp new and smart, ... last Saturday evening. ,. , Merrs. E. J. and Louts Brooks Is two The Reconstruction .In Alger j. It. Humphreys spending hospital win comprise a party mat win go weeks at camp.- New York city Is the first hospi- to the unner Pecna Sotiirdnv to $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 $5.98 ,1 K. Dnrno has returned to camp tal Intended specially for Industrial a of weeks. In Al- - spend couple 'afier spending several days workers who have been Injured In rrom me journal-Democrat- ), U...... KI 11,13 the course of their employment. June, 1902, ! n.i ..-- . -

June 11. 1923 t'age Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! with the Harwood. Bhrine festivities in California are Kansas, where Mlsi Haiel has been tist church and the orchestra and cept a position assisted in the recent boys' school in Albuquerque. I Jack Linn, Robertson Branch, Carl under a physician's care for some others who the Mr. Mrs. W. W. Is revival After a splen- Mrs. Simmons entertained HE PLANS SHOE WITH MOULDED SOLE BELEN Lindberg and and weeks. She improving, however, meetings. Methodist Aid Wednesday PORTALES Wcllrnan, also Mr. and Mrs. H. and is still In Bartlesville, Okla., did musical program, Ice cream society I of and cake wore served. afternoon. Emory Davis Los Lunai. receiving special treatments. Miss Katie Calhoun entertained Mr. A. an- Joe Murrcil, Santa Pe brakeman, Quit a number of teachers left The Misses Catherine Seery, Ru- Mesdames Day. Wilson and and Mrs. E. Edwards the young ladies of the T. N. T. Marion of N. M.p were vis- nounce the arrival of s, son, who surprised his many friends last Tiere the first of the past week for by Stephenson, Kennebeck, Becker, re- club and their gentlemen friends Lena Wolfe Isa- itors in the Gaiiher home last put In his on (Satur- week by taking a vacation and Silver City, I as Vegas and other Idam Wolfe, and appearance who was Miss on Saturday evening with a pleas- in and other states, bella Illgaldo represent Belen at week. day. turning with a bride, ant in honor of Catharine point this Lula Logan of Guthrie, Okla. The party where they will attend the sum- the Las Vegas Normal this Mrs. Chas. E. McClure has Join- Mrs. Mudgett and Miss Zada honie Seery, who is attending Las Vegas ed husband from school of N. M., are happy couple will make their this summer. mer term of school. her her Mudgett Carlsbad, in Belen. Normal " -- ' " ' The Misses Anna and Henrietta Arizona and after the closa the guests of and sister, MIsbos Jane and Me Miss Liuctllo and Barney ..V I ' v work in daughter Institute Is The Mary Oillism, both ofkacyPortales, surprised .'"" l Davidson are attending Sliver City of Valencia County Institute, they Mrs. Henry Schmargs, for a fow The Valencia County sella Armstrong entertained at din. many friends by going to Normal acnooi. plan to motor to California. days, en route to the ooast for the being conducted at the county high ner on Tuesday evening with the their Belen. ' summer. school with an attendance of 45 The Misses Lois Clovla Sunday, where they were Ben Riley is visiting in Mrs. Irvln Perkins and children suc- following guests: Schoemak-e- r, and to be most united in in the presence ' & ' after his work at the state univer- are visiting relatives In Elgin, 111,, The Misses Margaret promisee the Simmons, Dorothy Dalles and Bar marriage t I $ Hes-li- of a few friends. Miss Lackey was .w2i sity at Mesilla Park. for n couple of months. Ruth Fay and Professor tt cessful ever held In the county. ton Lewis, Jesse Bryant, Paul Bim one recent of Por-tal- Clayton Barror is at home for Mrs. V. D. Alley returned to Be- of the county high school will Saturnlno Baca Is superintendent, mons and Ben Riley. of the graduates I Abe Also o , r Chas. B. director and In- High school and Mr. Uilliam f the summer from Mesilla Park, len Wednesday from a two months' attend the University of California McClure, Roy Aboil of St. Louis, Mo., wag the business men NECtSSARV jm jfsf"4 Mr. and Mrs, T. C. Schaerfer and visit with friends and relatives in this summer. Mr. Qreeion is at structor in history, civics and math- a Belen visitor on Wednesday. is one of young Miss Ruth teaches of this city. Tliey will make their VlNOPDECTO sons are spending a month with I'ppos, Texas, and Carlsbad, N. M. Boulder, Colo., Miss Louise at ematics; Tay Mrs. Grover Curl returned Wed- K C. N. and the Mlsees primary methods, physiology, geog- V relatives in Missouri, maklnir the Mrs. Wilson returned the Lawrence, Kane., from a month's visit in CaU home in Portales. WOQk ON THE 't and and Guy nesday A eon was born to Professor and K ' "S'isW trip overland. last of last week from Spearflsh, Dora and Eliza Berkey are in raphy agriculture, ifornia. MOULDED read- of on , Mrs. C. A. Miller and sons ar S. where she was called recent- Pennsylvania at the university. Heslitt, English, psychology, Schoemaker was Mrs. II. K. Arrant this city D., and Mis Margaret Friday, June 2. f rived this week from Wellington, ly hern use of the death of her fath- There is a concerted move in ing Spanish, ' Belen visitor Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baiter arrived Kan., and the family will occupy er. Joseph Fl. Cook. Belen for a federated church Paul Simmons is at home for his Thursday. here Thursday from Koswell and the cottage north of Lee Mrs. Pobbs and Miss Grace among the various Protestant de- summer vacation, having graduat- week-en- d nominations and a call has been ed rom a course In min- were the guests of his Smith, who have been visiting ln recently Amerca's first great merchandise Mr. and Mrs. Harvey The family of Mr, Bryant ar Albuquerque for the past two extended to Rev. 3. X. MoGaughey ing and oil engineering at the parents, ser- In Colo. fair, modeled after similar fair Baker.' rived last week from Clifton, Ariz., weeks, nre again at home with the If Imperial valley to conduct School of Mines Golden, some of the in vices with the view of Mrs. Allen of Fort Sumner, N. held for ages In' of the old Ten automobile loads and ere living the Methodist Gaither family. completing world cities, is to be held in New members of the B. Y. P. TJ. drove parsonage. Master John Becker and Russell the organisation, which it la hoped M., and her two sons are the guests Buck-lan- W. D. York city next August, under the out four or five miles on the Clovis Nelson Buckland and Mr. d, Dalles nre spending the summer at will fill a much needed want in of Mrs. Radcliffe, a sister our of Mrs. Allen. auspices of the National Retail Drji; highway Friday evening and spent Sr., are motoring- through to the camp for New Mexico boys at community, Goods association. a most'enjnyable two hours roast- California, to be there for the Ule Parle, N. M. A 'reception was held on Wed- Miss Cora Blood, who has been a Shrine convention. Otheii Belen-it- Mrs. returned nesday evening at the K. of P, hall principal of the Belen public school ing welnies and eating picnic Robey Saturday ac Want Ad luncheon. who left last week lor the from a trip through Oklahoma and for the new members of the Bap the past year, has resigned to Journal Brlnf Resulty Miss Iva Duncan arrived here Friday from Cyril, Okla., to join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. h. Duncan, who have recently locat- ed here, t Mr. and Mrs. Vcrda Croft left here Saturday for Austin, Texas, where they will make their home for an indefinite time. Mr. Croft has been instructor of both the school and Portales bands for the past two years and only leaves here to accept a more lucrative position as Jnstructor of an orches- ' ""i ' r:' s tra. 61 are laid for a Fourth Plans being f-t- of July celebration in Portales, iNwei? Moulded which will be under the auspices ol to foot contoobs of the American Legion, assisted Oliver E. De Ridder entered one the joints of the foot a chance to by the business men. It is also of the largest shoe factories in move in walking. planned to have the dinner served Rochester as an unskilled youth Mr. De Ridder predicts .that the mess which will ho com- "army style," thirty-fiv- e ego. Today he is present type of shoes with to the es- years fjuite interesting people, its nt and general man- paratively flat innersoles will be children. Quite n pecially the u-- ny of the obsolete within a few years. beeves will be furnished ager, lie has designed number of styles in shoes that have been id The custom of compressing the the boys to cook for thj or foot sole a fiat surface is dinner. vogue for the past fifteen Wenty against 400 years. The greatest achievement responsible for numerous ills of the It is estlmatod that people will he the fact have come from other states dur- of his life, which he hopes foot, says, and cites that have benefit shoe manufacturers and hundreds of devices are sold to ing th past 10 months and arbi- in the sur- wearers everywhere, is a totally overcome the effects of the located Portales and shoe rounding valley. new kind of shoe different from any trarily flai sole. In the new other ever made. Its most unusual there will be no fallen arches or feature is that the upper surface of strain; bunions will be unknown, the sole on which the foot rests is and it will actually be worn in a j CARLSBAD moulded to fit the contours of the smaller size than prevailing types, I bottom o' the foot. This mould re- the discoverer says. sembles the impression left by a The new shoe cannot be produced The last regular meeting of the in months olub season was held bare foot in soft plaster or in pli- quantity for many owing Bridge for this sand. Each of the deli- to the n. on Wednesday afternoon, with Mibs able moist special appliances isary at the cate arches of the foot is exactly to the shoe machinery. Frankie Howell hostess, emi- home of her sister, Mrs. C. C. Bikes, and elastically supported by a cor- Because of Mr. De Ridders in Rio Vista. Those present were: responding rise in the surface of nence in the shoe industry and be- Mesdames Benson, Hujac, Christian, the sole. The rounded projections cause of the novelty of bis dis- pilley, Ervln, Glaxler, llalley, at the inner and outer ball of the covery, it has attracted amazing in. Rickman. Kikes, Wright, Miller, foot and at the heel are received in terest among his business and pro- M'aller, Hudgins, Langa, Tracy and depressions in the sole. They give fessional associates. Myron Clark, of Silver City. De- licious refreshments of frozen fruit were salad, sandwiches, and tea Dr. I Mrs. land Mrs. Mr. A and Mrs. Glasier, Mr, and F. F. DoepJ), and Mrs, feerved at tba close of the games. PC. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. C. Mrs. Thorold scores had C likes, F. Sikes, Rev. and record of the been kept Tracy, Mr. and Mis. R. U llalley. Elier. the year, with the under- Mrs. Mil- have during members Dr. and Mrs. Ervin, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Less Bates standing that the eight ler, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. Leliii-ett- a announced the birth of a daughter having low scores would entertain Mrs. of on A committee Hanson, Myron Clark, May 30th. those having high. Silver City; Miss Bess Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Allen, who meeting of those having the low Messrs. Hubert and Will Mil- been in El Paso for scores was held at the Ryan have the 'past departure ler. ten days, returned to Carlsbad the others, plans being made for were on even- A congenial camping party Monday. They accompanied iheir entertaining Monday on Black river by Mrs. George Frazier, sister o'. ing. spending Sunday I. were Mr. and Mrs. It. C Dow, Mr. Mrs. Allen. i'he home of Mrs. H. Braden Miss Linn who has been was the scene of a beautiful dinner and Mrs. Marvin Livingston, Major Nellie on and Mrs. K. P. Bujao and Mr. and studying interior decorating In New bridge party Monday evening, York for the ar- when the eight members of the Mrs. Holley Benson. city past year low score were Mr. and Mrs. H. F, Christian de- rived home Monday for a visit Bridge club holding with her and Mr, hostesses to the eight having high lightfully entertained at an inform- father mother, of these al dance on at and Mrs. J. R. Linn. Mrs. Arthur together with the husbands Thursday evening and two children of Wash- ladles. Those present on this de- the Eddy club house, in La Huerta. Linn occasion were Mr. Mrs. Those invited were: Mr. and Mrs. ington, D. C, accompanied her and lightful and will the summer in Carls- Holley Benson, Mr, and Mrs. W. F. h. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. spend and Mrs. Bujac, Kerr, Mr, and Mrs. F. G. Tracy, Dr. bad. Christian, Major Mrs. J. D. Hudgins entertained at dinner on Friday evening at het homo on Canal street. A color scheme of yellow and white was carried out in the dining room with crystal baskets of popples and nasturtiums for decorations. Covers were laid for the following: Messrs. and Mesdames H. F, Chris- tian, D. M. Jackson, Marvin Liv- ingston, C. C. Sikes and. Major and Mrs. E. P. Bujac. The evening was delightfully spent at cards and dancing.

GALLUP It's tke stuff underneath the slate XT n WIlKrtn tia ffnnA to to In San Francisco, Calif., take the that makes the Shingle non-curli- ng turns ha will bring back with him his son, James, who has been at- - and lasting Get behind the steering wheel of a Buick 1922. Get out tending school at Palo Alto. Mrs. H. G. Wilson entertained

the past matrons of the Eastern sub-stitut- Genuine Asfaltslate differ from es into the mountains this summer. Enjoy the acenefy Star on Thursday afternoon. Past Carey Shingles tnf4t'nn. iupnt Tjimrp! Mesdames and imitations because have Aldrieh, Boyle, Cregar, Glied, Hart, tney a thicker, is It's Kvans, Wood ana venneriy, heavier felt which world travelers ay unsurpassed anywhere. n'i, u t ii liUk twill hold n toucher, body thoroughly Waterproofed special flag day service at the high witn highly refined asphalt. These materials school auditorium weanesaay even- - give back-yar- d but have seen it? right in the state's you ng at o o Clock. Asfaltslate Shingles their real base and make tnem Mra Tnrlo IBrkor died SUddenlV at her homo here of heart failure noncur ling under all conditions. But sure and use a Buick for mountain Wednesday morning. The body, be your trips. accompanied by the husband and III And now we offer a new and most desirable sWUIilMIMllllll III' V4&JMll3hMkPr:W1l&i&?t&W&m1F'i daughter, was taken to isnpemins, blue-blac- Mich., for burial, finish k' This blue-blac- k crushed slate trouble of TJln-QT- Then you'll be free from or the worry any TVt.. ITr. t I. WhO have been guests at the home of makes the surface of natural beauty which har- without Judge and Mrs. W. H. Carroll for possible trouble then you can enjoy your trips the past two months, have returned monizes with the landscape. tn thai. VirtTviA in Chifnirn. Mrs. H. Freeman was pleasantly (We also supply Asfaltslate finished with thinking of anything else. surprised weanesaay evening wnu Shingles a number or the Lauies or me mau-cabe- Indian Red or Sage Green gathered at her home on the slate.) Buick in New Mex- - The ASSURANCE you get driving a Ar.r,q Onnnn mil "Mll1rn If your lumber or building supply dealer does not tell will leave about June 15 for ' Gallup write Bowie Colo., where tney win imn genuine Carey Asfaltslate Shingles or phone us ico is worth while. When you drive a Buicl you KNOW Mini. ,,t,ivA linmo Mri Sneddon has been a resident of Gallup for n.Ant ir- innt'H driving the best car for New Mexico re- Wallace Bowie, of Bowie, Colo., O. SORENSON CO. that you're has been in tho city the past week P. visiting with relatives and attend- KNOW that ing n w.i,-.- niflKn.1 Mi. Bowie Wholesale and Retail Building Material gardless of price. And you your judgment is a director of the National Bank of Gallup. Brick Lime Cement Mr. ai". Tifre, "l MjiHV flr re- - Jolcing over the arrival of a daugh North First St. & Marble Ave. irgengBujckforNew ter on June s. ex'cujJjgy, Mf on,i Mi-- V. TV. Tnrnnnv. Mr the judgment of the people of the state who have made lin-- a A w Tinh-rtan- n. Mr. and ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Mrs. G. B. Phillips and daughter. iloWi-iil- - pnmniiKpd a. tinrtv who possible the statement that one out of every three cars went for a fishing trip at Mariana jjaKe last sunaay. The woman ciut) noia ns nnai than IN SERVICE here is a Buick. m.Atlni, a llin rHtir filth , . (other Fords) .1 , . Wn tvin.A moatlntra will n held until the first week in Sep tember. rnreB new mwmuere wore nilrlail tn the eliih at this meeting. Mia. 'Tturka Vnu returned from Ogden, Utah, where she has heen teaching tne past year, lor tne summer vacation with her mother (Mfll--il- H anu sister nere, The Gallup Thursday duo held Its evening meeting at the home w. of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clarke last Phone WPCK. Fifth and Gold. 1200 Mr. Martha I.lndsey entertained at dinner Inst Wednesdav evenlnr. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE apa IfiM ffir Mlna TCrittVl BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Johnson, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Ptelhle, rar. iveiiior ana naipn jvei ner. Between the tlclts of a watch a ray of light could move eight times round the earth. June 11, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page SOUTHLAND GALLS T RADIO. BROADCASTS MESSAGE FROM ONE NATION TO ANOTHER IN MANY VOICES Q : 10 VACATIONISTS

Mountains and Sea, Hotel, Cottage and Camp Offer All mat One Mav Seek in Way of Travel and Rest At the foot of a tree beside pine Read the Announcement! of - a broad-bosome- California' Famous Hotels Health mountain lake, Prob!em"-Litera- nAMn..Z- and"TTt!.Solve beneath the Outing ture and Full Infom,,,,: "That mottled sycamores that I or i rree intormation Bureau at Office of line a riotous canyon brook, or www uaii under a striped ren and yellow , . sunshade "lookln hany at the sea," In fact, whatever your Idea may be Edward Hotel as to a restful vacation, you can ling find it in Southern California, Per. r.. 7 T.Mv 1 haps you can rest better in one Fifth Near Main, Los Angeles place, perhaps In another. The A I choloe is yours. Summer resorts Room and a Bath for a and quiet villages by the sea, moun- Dollar and a Half. t tain resorts and cabin homes In canyon fastnesses beckon to you. Rates $1.50 to $3.00 That's if you want to rest. But there are always those strenuous Every room a cool outside room, folks whose id nf i. n scooting over the rl from one highways camp or hotel to another. So, d.tclllllll for those who rest to best advant- age while in motion there is cer- 1H1V tainly no better place than south- BRYSOK ern California. Vacation Land-Ne- Smooth, flowing ar IhmIM motion of at Hand V. - MODKBN itl'AHTMKVT IIOTKr. the open road and a Kxolu.iva spot In which to Wa Keildentlal nistrlc. within sasr nsck stop for V Twenty-fiv- e miles in the - w..u ceiuer. every meal and at every nightfall-y- es, out ocean reached southern California in summer J. BRUCE WALKER by palatial STEAMSHIP AVALON, afford- MH S.rvlc CommlMarr time Is Just the place for the per- IN THE WADVtST FIELD Osrj. son who likes to take his vacation I OMAHA. KF.R S.Ji. u ing delightful steamer ride of two and a in gipsy as the land of achievement and to wandering. to empire building and as a bearer West is held at $350 and Won hours. Orchestra for Mountain Climbing. Lanada at the land of opportunity. acre while J quarter dancing. , 01 land in the Conadiaui Then them la that stin "'easMs? international Canada, he was coun-tZ- iricnnsnm; -rtwawaei ita a - said, a young ,l West can be homo3 marvelous creature, the man who i,xaw uciiiuu- young man's purchased by Btration here when an address de- - country. ackers for $lS and $36 an wants to climb steep mountain 'Western Canada," said Mr. acre. Catalina Offers You maes ana clamber over rocks and i.yerea ueiore we local Kiwanis Walker, "is fTcnuiru oanaaa is oi vast ex club by J. Bruce Walker the Last West and pre- tent and its wade cold, wet streams and do all of Winni- sents to thn nnnr wonderful agricultural Hotels, . . . . , wv '"UHmar, who uj, Apartments, Camps, Cottage wide variety of "ni'i'iri n.,.. sorts of such unconsciously bar. peg was broadcasted over Nebraska, earth s last accommodations Iowa and great opportunities to scratcnvrl -- n at prices to suit all. Lovely "Uland barous things. There are probably Missouri to an audience nl cni. i Villa and some millions of several hundred irm noma ana win tillable lands "Villa Park" are great open air hotels. Baihlmr V'. JJ,v'r inversion lmaslnabl of us afflicted with thousand are now under eultiJ I ?hi people. quick independence and European plan, rates $ to $2 Also Hnm.'f . :.hLn; Surfboard Hlflln,. Moti.rlnJ, .t"! this disease and its attacks are pe- Mr. Walker, who is an official prosperity. vauon wnne aoo,ooo,000 acres per day. Hotel St. Vj'Vrj1 r I10tel jf still Catherine, American n. and Hotel Atwater. hotsi. nrt . "?" Virginia and many olhr hlgh-ol- culiarly virulent in the summer the Canadian Department of Im 6v,ciiimciii survey lie unproductive the com- -i pla European .n.,i,: IO " Befnrs Just proved that the soil of Western awaiting excellent Summer Vacation, writ, for 7u al"'1 season, as if It were not pos- migration and Colonieation, dwelt vi ma seiner. plan affording torvice. ,,,.,. lyt.e Wonder. C ttl,ito1,4 sible to get all hot and tired at upon the 100 Xumua is equal in lood content to 'Canada's yrr years of unbroken SOUS THtnnia T greatest asset is land Lowe lliMKh. rallfnrnla. home. the nf ...... L. nrJ L Anyhow, there has to be peace between the United Biiu iuna 1n find ItS frpnfaaf rtaeA if J provision for such so States was shown that the people, and and Canada, due, he declared, to average yield with immense itretchea of land Health and Pleasure California has generously provided common of wheat per acre in Western Can- rid brotherhood and common ada is still within reach of the moat mod- Alpine heights, cliffs that AnPIn-SjiTn- n IHaala much higher than in triA await in towering an.l the est DUrse. nranAv onn!m.i you on the "Magic We." Boating, bathing (only stand calm above the common e ,m, ,,u purfjuaes, wheat states of the American still Cable , referred to the United this great Western Canadian -, water ocean bathing in Southern California), fiahing, Apartments haunts of man, and all that sort States union. Yet land in the Amo-;- ,,. coun- , J hiking, auto 1B10 of stuff you know. It's really great. uiuvtivnu wjr is Bssurea. tours, golf, tennis, dancing, etc. Famous Shatto ntnt. Las AnnlM. And then therA KoaVioa Catalina Marine Band in Creek Theatre. California. nr th Sixth Street They don't have beaches In Class Bottomed Car to Union. Rlnl aa many a guest in the home of Fred Nickels Boats, showing wonderful Submarine double apartments Three blocks front of the states Cali-rornla- from which good iur eeverai weeks. daughter, Elisabeth, at the Loret Cardens, Westlake Park. Phone Wllihlre 471. are recruited, so there is MAGDALENA Miss Marlon Foss snent thA nnst " Wedne,(lay afternoon, K. C. WAKNAH, Manager. warm jSne'lT Night trip over the Cardens with underwater searchlights something about the sands week in Hop canyon, guest of the and the whispering waves that has movea .something ABSOLUTELY NEW. mean a misses aara ana .Elizabeth Aberna frnPrrC8 hl family1 lot to most human folks. It was a happy bunch of little thv. agai" taken Lord Byron and several other emi- riHnLrro,and up children who catherfl f , i Jn Thnrsflnv nflarnnnn lira TJTrt,, in Magdalena. Best "A 11 the Cost nent persons have said about all Bonnet was hostess ladies of is Small of Mrs. Snodgrass on after- - to the of tUP"J left on the really poetic things that can Tuesday me uome illSRlnnnrv annintv A ft or f Silver Saturday be Said shout thft Tiiif iiuun, to f he will snen ' ' npnnn MMt gei acquainted with and the study of the lesson and business Round of those poets never saw the Pa-- heln rplphrafA tv,A tun. L j . , . . tor. Mrs. nl Trip $2.25 from Los Angeles Harboi 11 . . . . , Ilildred session, a social hour was spent. .j v,ut lvJltJ'"' auq uuusequenuy couia not Marls 'oel, who cam. At the close of the aftnmoon. re Ml'S. TLInrcnrof - all (L - Wrtft for illuilrattd Catalina folder to know the charms that sit upon Amarillo, Texas, to make her home freshments were served by the ron of th;T;. ""qmat- leauttfully ATa is 1 its nlnrld hrnw Sniittiorn rnn with her mini hostess to about fifteen Tucumcar .0.rd it i c w st k 1 utnerai rassettaer Aaent has guests. fornia a great deal of Pacific afternoon hours were thoroughly Mrs. (,'h.nrlia Mnore nnr1 little auj i unpc ctcuric u uu ding, los Angeles aim u you line oceans wlth mU8l various ttn you childishe2i?ri a"d daughter, Betty Lou, of Los Ange- The Journal ia can lnd none better. games. Fruit and les, calif., arrived in Magdalena the Good birthrlav nnlrn nra,a DAn,. punch. . . In All the World Itonds Appeal. past week for a visit nf Rp.vprul Visitors in town on exclusive Resort Of course, the natural attrac- thirty little tots. weeks with Mr. Moore. No Trip Like Thit tions of southern California would On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Miss Florence Diamuka la hnrp 'wLT EUROPEAN PLAN . Medium of New not be available to any except the Hugh Frasier was a delightful from Amarillo, Texas, for a visit man with the hOSteSS tn th lnrflao Rntes lVr llajl finale. Inubl pioneering instinct 7,.,, with her father, W. 8. Dismuke. 100 Mexico if it were not work circle. After the biisine Miss LAS VEGAS Rooms Il.no 12.00 for the which Dismuke has been 1110 60-- a ui.iin employed Itooms 00 i. 8 AO been done social hour was 1.60-1.5- has to make them acces- spent with chat as a teacher In the grammar school :oo Rooms, toilet.. 0 S. 00-- OS R- and sible by means of good roads. - fancy work. Tflmntin. h.0h. for school 400 Hoiiim, l.fiO-4.0- 0 3 ments were the coming year. The ball!... sides, there must be accommoda , . servpri" ho th iiuniesn.v,m. jvi. ij. sorter ana ramiiy left the first of a trintI .i for the nirs. summer . wi""e" fi,"s TWEJfTI CORNER SUITES. tions traveler and vacation f. ii. uoesllng returned to Past week for Albuquerque where ,1,,.:; r fc ven ist, in tnis latter essential, south- they will make their home. '"uisduy nlght at E Btnsle fft.flo to M 00 Wiima. wVlfifn VtnA V thj ' ern California may well claim to Texas aha Mrs. nipn WnlUor hi. t... bcott and Miso 1,1.. i DouBIa 7 U0 In 18.0 excel. called by the serious illness' o u'e Nowhere this side of the of her house guest her sister, Mrs. Case, of jef: CaUman chautauyua cir- - Mediterranean has so much muiner. Mrs. Goesllng o0.ottu uy Auto All thfl Y,af Urs Colbert C ree Busses Meet tlon been to of hprfRiriA nf tnn,l.A- - 4... The school B 1 given the problem a few hours Presbyterian Sunday catering to the needs of the vaca- before she passed away. Will ohservw Phlldrpn'H rt.iv nn Sun. ;,.y,w. "1U. i"ueram of Trains. ' is music, tionist. And the Med- eertna speck leaving for day, June 11, exercises at 10:30 a. KPfTtV ""Personations. Air. certainly Albuauernim txrhpro sim rm 18 iterranean cannot offer such mod- " w,l ULLCIluln,,nA m. ofWih a " summer school. Mra Phllln Arcrfil o ti rl llttla uUv te tc ern housing and efficient service as Miss is rLienn0r?a Bummer school, is to be found of fa- Lena Lentz and mother left arrived home a or at many the On Thtirsflav fn daughter, Marion, the nbiiiii . I. ""'eer unusual mous resorts which dot the south paoi wee irom a pleasant visit to Her- - whose home CALIFORNIA west. Here are to be found where they will spend several weeks relatives at Pueblo, Colo. in yi. SCHOOLS every Visiting the Philin sort of accommodation from the Snpnlfrvior. Mrs. Sam Mlchaclis Is home from ia a. iiHn ar u ni IMS common tent to the palatial hotel iiy. (,. a ten-day- s' visit to relatives at Ber- lancer as well. The entertainmT Bible school for the .children N. M. P aS COLLEGES room, something to suit every taste nn nalillo, oIltwed by a dance. LITERATURE AT FREE IKPODHATloH Opened Afnnrinv mnKnlm Mr. and Mrs. H.irwull nnfl v.nw IT eUKEAU and every purse. Choose what you will "uw lne order of events -- AT orrux or this newspaper cannot continue throughout the month ui in - will, you miss delights in. of June. inninaa, uoio., arrived Mag- ' w i u'" ,u , DIXln streets. Thff jfer?ii; numerable if you take your vaca- uaiena the past week. They have ..V::: u 1 B"u carry " Center In Mr. and Mrs. Jott Stiles are re. taken nn thnif i u. tion southern California. Jolclne over thn nrHvni nf riiMi.i,. hvr Clarence house In the east V es- - un, Dorn Stuppl fnKiiir " '""vea tne The establishment of tubercu- Tuesday, June 6. part of j(town. Mr. Harwell is Ei th Bt Cor- - a Mrs. nnr r00m th CUMNOCK losis sanitarium for its members is Brittenstine returned to as head man and decorator 0fTxth, s'ret a"d Lincoln ave- SCHOOL Becker-Mactavl- nue by the Brotherhood Magdalena on Wednesday from in the store. Electric projected of Estancla 'bv, company to vallev. ie'iaf' kna William will move from Kivth Railway Trainmen. Pender will go to Santa l KJiAi.ii OLIUL't 10 I spent the past year, She will be Fe to of attend the graduation of his . un UOUK- - Iaa Bvpnim r, a wujjuiugu . . . Expression ' "U OUe8 MUSIC Vdcaiion IiO Ancelos. California company wii . i . street to tap" OriMn locationr Rririilnr Courses Offered in Summer bcllool, Juno IS Julj 19, Inclnde Llttrary Interpretation Literature : olale8 Marshal g nn"" H Secundlno landr Art ana Uterary Appreciation Colin Neblett drove over Aesthetlo Dancing Publlo Speaking from Santa Pantomime Voice and Dlctioa t week-en- d ?y t0.!PenJ the Short-Stor- y f r ana are eat Writing Dramatic Art club nunung Fishing Tutoring In High School and Qrada Journallem Kev. Rav Rnnft. r School Subjects . .L . i,, . ""ien University Credit for Expression Work. Reasonable Boarding Rates In school horasl i.ln. ,rlrsc Methodist Epis- Full Term Onena Oi tober Third. copal church here, was married on June 3 in v,it,i.i . Wrlta Today for Catalogue and MaKailna Edited by Cumnock Students. On ir to iuisa A. A. M.. 100 k n ;"" uio., HEt.EN BROOKS, Director. South Vermont Avenue. Going Vacation? u,r oi tnat Rev. Mr. -- iicnur, city. u, was pastor in Roswell after The cost a PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL LEARN CHIROPRACTIC icaviiis nere. nrt fi.,.,..j. k of stay at the various came uastnr nf a nh.-- i. i On.n all tliA voni. Plnsnpa: llmltpd JOIN JUNE CLASSES Get the Miss Ida .Tniti National Parks and to Student Hews From Home resorts of the eight. daily. may Enrol at the Cluwell Chiroprac ttnatt.. enter any aay. Montniy rates. Every Day niiv ik , , Pianlst. of this west'ean be varied tic College, San Diego, California, - to suit almost and In IS she iur jua Angeles, LOS ANGELES COACHING months write Doctor of wl'ere, will"jattend Denishawn's Go this Chlropraetlo after your name. ui aancing during the sum- any purse. summer, if fininnr. Join June classes. For mer. Miss TSO particulars ; ALBUQUERQUE MOSniflG Harper has been on the So. Orand Avenue. I.n Angeles, Calif. write college office, 1580 Fourth JOURNAL cnautauaua and hmnm . you possibly can, to the cool inone i:ifl-8- the St., San Diego. past two years. iu Rockies and Collaoiatf? Trinidad, Dawson, Raton and LaS beyond. Girls' School Will Thlrtv-fir- st The San and Be Mailed to You K"ii.urs wm piay a vear hecin Sent. ZKth. Diego Army Regularly, Including the Sunday tournnmonf U t. . , ft Accredited. Offers General Col- lAbout 100 One of the free booklets - Navy Academy's Edition, for 85c Per Month. player; wHlYaart. listed here lege Preparatory. Special courses-- , U'Keefe, who tells Annual Summer Rp HIM hortn .Tntv 1 formerly l vnri i . . many things about ,lnn ' XJaa come to your trip tional. cultural. Beautiful Spanish and end September 1 A happy combina- Las knliiiin.. rint.nA. neA a of ADDRESS Vegas for the summer school will niake it more pleasant. tion work and piay with sea bath- CHANGED AS OFTEN AS Mls8 O'Keefe Is Miss Parsons and Miss Dcnncn, ing and land sports. 150 covers prao--' REQUESTED principal .a1, Will be fclad to send it to tlcallv every eipenaa. Wrlta a large school in you. irincipniH. CAPTAIN TIIOMAH Leavenworth , Adams I.0S A. D.AV18. PrM. one is a Street, Angeles, Calif Pnelfle Bearh, California. ? Use Below "".O'Keefe, former- - Colorado Summer. THE PAI.ISIIKM SCHOOL Coupon and Mail With Your . B enurch hero, and for A For Children. LOS AXCrt.ES MIT.ITARV ACADEMT Check ? v,.i Los Calif. J',cala "nee a chaplain in To California An Ideal School and Home by the eea. Angele. ,rv'"'regular army. The Santa Fa Way. Delightfully situated on Huntington Drive, near 27th and0 of California Picture Students admitted anytime. Each Indi Pasadena, year Stu- ayn0ld8' Albuquerque, Book. vidual ennas neeos ana tne dents admitted at any time. Highest V- - siuaiea, nSldsor ' M. "f Grand l..l.ln , I. . . V . .1.. .,. a .. . standards In Scholarship, Military are Canyon Outin&s." Training and Ueneral Culture, la acres. at the home of til'J.. visit ng and study Moderate tuition. Mrs. John Bobbins Petrified Forest, Arizona. Write today for Interesting llluatrated Complete equipment. Ideal Summer MORNING booklet. Mrs. Sallle Watson A. Training at Mountain and Beach Camps JOURNAL, Albuquerque, N. M.: , Connnn, If tf Off the Beaten B Principal. Santa Monica. Calif. Tutoring desired. k,e"'..f Path in New Mexico Phone SI41I, Please wail and coeheh iurs- - tiaKKers, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS BICHAKP K. IIAI1.EV. President. Daily Sunday Journal to address below who V"m and Arizona. N for Kakktt" hfro for 80tne time IOALL SIT CATED-I- " tadtote Si? .accompan- - .weeks. Enclosed 0 WU1 enSaBa in LOS ANGELES find remittance of f ...... business There. ORTONPasadena, Calif. T, XVn,nH .Partment of the a Preparatory, General, Collegiate Name ZzHE&&!1 U. ?? California from M.v ISA Courses. Art Music, Dancing, Ex- Address. . . pression, Gymnasium. Certificate admits to Universities. ELLIOTT the Illustrated opera0P4rfaadameU8eBUttaK? .P1 Catalogue. Postoffice given. Mi. were K. W. HOYT, charmini . uave" read thr, Phone 204. Agent, foists we1?!? and the Albuquerque, N. M. SCHOOL David -r- tnUr llfeJd and FOR GIRLS HZ cnorus was composed i,"B. service, nn fha Vnltu.i.tn r son and Mrs. Horton will then Knttrn tii-- cut, to which he will' in C&l go Lna Angeles. Calif. Open the T.r v M report - to Sugdon, Okla., The home of , snd Cool Summer- stern, Mrs. Jn,n cT""' r. uui ma waters early in- July. Mrs. High Peholarahlp Realdenc and Day Dry Horton. Mrs. Wilson School for Toung Boya. In seaalon Breezes. Summer Session Give Your - Werts. Mrs, expects to! all July 6th Albuquerque Address Here. Howard p"",'"firs:.K- be I year Athletlca, Swimming. Horseman-ahln- . to August lttth. MrB-- J-- gone about three months. - Where your Mrs Maloncy, Rand Malta rhuue'd r, Dartghter will have e Uaud L. Smith, brother of Clare ervatlons now. real home en. m don Mra John T. Speclnl tutoring. Ad- vironment...... Street Phone mIssr1'nf" thJFuIn?r Miss Emma RAMAH Smith, has been visiting with dress Director, 00 South Alvarado Street. sister-in-la- w Los " his brother and Angeles. Cal. Paul MToWenlei . for Superior Educational w you wisn Harr the past week. During that time paper discontinued at X w a,,Mrs: J.0SePh Groth. Mr. Smith trlalla.l Advantages Albuquerque address durine ot J. P. Wilson . hill tn.Aitn,lnn music " th? of Ramah died rock, which ho inter- - Character T. char8 of Wednesday, 81. Mr. thought very Building your absence? Yes thearrangtmentS.' May Wilson eStinff. Ma hna nl.n i.lal, V.I. - vnn .. . . . No a . was buried RAGS If anMnln.l. Caldwnii ,..1. . in the Ramah cemetery. first - WANTED auuiiiiariUe, In ala- - who was roundup, held In Carr & Ham- Southern California write Funeral services were held by u.ni a nor V,..nt!y from Annapolis, Bishop R. H. Bloomfleld and un.ni.ure, uy jacK Wilson. tor new booklet. Martha Collins - Elver OI1U th his parents! nnrjvtiia mra, Weaver M. Tele-Pho- ne Mrs iLae'Y. Bond. m fTvi.l . A.. Principal. at-- .T. Gawkinn hnva n We tended thL .A.ronltal1. who Mrs. P. TOIlann i... 1. irom want good ctean cotton 7?826. ademy com- - ters, Mrs. Nellie Horton Allison, where they taught Un!f and Mrs. school last year. Mr. Mrs. rags, good ha "th? Ahibald. who Dollie McGlothin, left Kamah Mon- and she, no small wel1 R Cawkins will teach school In Ra-- Advertise in the Morn- thJ ranked day. Jurm tnw m lYinh IIAvt nmnm pieces. Bring them to the ?;'?gn'"0 in, a class ot wnere tney will visit for rjnnJ1191'"as peen to ing Journal or " assignod with, Mrs, McGlothin, Mrs, WU-- I Journal Want Ads fi best - ttn,, llkVUUiVai JOURMAL aavHB OFFICE. vesultSj ' 1 Ann Page Six-- ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL OUIJC 11, T

; . . : j A FEW THOUGHTS THE OLDS PLAYS ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE THE COMMERCIAL CAR AND TRUCK INDUSTRY ABOUT YOUR BATTERY PART IN GETTING GYPSY TOUR, JUNE 17-1- 8 ' WILL AMOUNT TO BILLION DOLLARS THIS YEAR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL Asking how many months a bat- The annual Gypsy tour dates for how season are June 17-1- 8. tery will last is like asking illustrates the passing this months a of shoes will Nothing This is the "Annual Good Time authoritative oil are the items to be many pair the isolated sections of Jhis is a Reports Irom principal la A. The maker, or his agent can of for all motorcycle riders and nources in the motor truck op- than some event each year. Th Industy considered under the head of only answer that it is "wear, tear country better figures national indicate that motor truck manu- at the recently presented at a meeting of Gypsy tours are promoted by the lar-ir- erating supplies. and care" that count, but as- facturers are not only doing a stress the Chamber of Commerce of the Motorcycle and Allied Trades time since "Between 1,100,000.000 gallons same time he will lay special The a of business than at any on "care." Manufacturers of state of New York. district sociation, having membership but that the industry, as and 1,200,000,000 gallons of gaso- the school house used to be the educa- more than 10,000 riders and deal- the war, the Willard storage battery have a whole, has attained a vofume line are annually used for motor that tional and social center of agri- ers throughout the country. an of figured as a matter of fact, it and the Motorrvcle clubs these never before equalled. truck operation. At average are four that de- cultural communities; stage The annual in this 22 cents there just things church were formerly the only pub- tours and in California alone 20 expenditure per gallon, the gasoline termine the life of a These cities this year for motor trucks bill will $250,000,000. battery. lic places at which gatherings Gypsy tours from towns and country total are use, time., care and the quality will center Pismo and commercial cars will exceed a "Nearly 6,000,000 tires will be could be held. in that state at billion dollars. This total includes commercial of the battery, itself. "The automobile has played Its Beach for a three-da- y outing anC required this year for If a makes unusual de- all sorts an expenditure of $Q50,000,000 for cars. These will cost approximate- person part in causing the 'little red school a general good time, with of all sizes that mands upon a battery he will prob- house' to lose its importance," says of outdoor sports. the 250,000 trucks ly $175,000,000. reduce its life .a few one of what are being manufactured this year "About 75,000,000' gallons of lu- ably by Guy II. Peasley, sales manager of This is only example months, but with all other things the Olds Motor works. When the will all over the country, and an investment of $760,000,000 bricating oil at 50 cents per gallon sat- happen and of equal he will have attained a Chamber of Commerce of New and motorcycle riders are looking for the maintenance upkeep will bring the bill for commercial to tour with in op- isfactory mileage. Consequently York met'recently, Chancellor Lord forward Gypsy dates the l.O.'O.OOO trucks already car lubrication to $37,000,000. cost mile in such a case is as some It is pre eration. "Sales on truck will per gave the members statistics, great interest. freely equipment a as cost single-roo- m more Gypsy tours will four as bod- fair basis for comparison on attendance at the dieted that "Running times many consist principally of special month. of state. In 15 this year than ever be- twice as many cush- per schools the schools, be enjoyed hours, traveling ies, cranks, hoists, winches, does time do to bat- the attendance was one; and thousands of motorcycls miles, as the average automobile," ion etc. About 200,000 What your average fore, wheels, Going back to the shoe ar- in 167 schools, the average attend- riders will enjoy a pleasant outing says the June 15th issue of the special Jobs at an average of $300 tery? in 397 to av- gument, if you bought a new pair, ance was three; schools the at the same time demonstrating Commercial Car Journal, "the apiece will be required this year. attendance was five, and at large that the motcr-cycl- e wears out and con- Other truck wore them a couple of weeks and average the public erage truck equipment, costing ev- in 3,000 schools, the at- is a safe, sane and comfort- sumes about twice as much mate- about will then left them off, exposed to average $15,000,000, bring this condition for of tendance was 10 or less. able means of transportation. rial of all kinds as the average total of sales to ap- ery a length time, equipment up would: deteriorate. In "Tho school Is ad- passenger car. proximately $75,000,000. they fact, automo- you would discover that they had mittedly unsatisfactory, particular- ' "Of the $4,000,000,000 "Replacement parts constitute an ly where the teacher, owing to low EASY TERMS bile bill of the country, approxi- item of sales been wearing themselves out. It's cost ot increasingly Important the same with a pay and the high living, and mately $1,000,000,000, or nearly in the commercial car field. Sales battery. may not be of much ability. There Open Evenings fine-fourt- h, Care comes next. is spent on the main- of such parts In 1922 will total The battery are still many capable and won- Sundays tenance and purchase of commer- $75,000,000, is something not only to use, but derful men and women in this to use You car Women cial oars and trucks, the use of "Labor for service and repairs up. provide your work, but the tendency of the times particularly which is increasing at a greater is figured at about $140 per truck with electricity for starting, light- is away from one-roo- school Used Cars For ratio today than is the passenger per year, which brings the total ing and ignition by using up tho houses and instruction. in- remark- car. for over 1,050.000 trucks to about battery. The battery is not an. "Hundreds of Oldsmobile 'Econ- appreciate the "About 250,000 commercial cars $150,000,000. exhaustible supply of electricity, omy' trucks with omnibus bodies will be built in- J92. The f.o.b. "It will be seen from the above but it is a boxful of electricity mak- are In use all over the country, Sale or Trade sales value of these trucks will ap- figures, therefore, that total sales ing ingredients and these ingredi- gathering pupils from the houses, able comfort of proximate $250,000,000, or nearly in all branches of the commercial ents must be restored as used or taking them to school and return- 1921 Ford, like nek $550 riding er of .estimated total sales car will be well in s the supply will give out. The best ing them to their homes. These industry 10 to 1921 Ford Touring, a in the motor truck field. of on billion dollars for the. protection is to refill the cells with busses are making trips in a "Gasoline, tires and lubricating current calendar water, the regu- 15 mile radius, taking children to $350 the Maxwell year." recharge battery well dandy good larly, preferable at a service sta- modern, graded schools, built, . . and equip- Ford Speedster, classy tion, and make tests heated and ventilated, d of the battery Cord tires, non-ski- front and disc steel wheels, de- every two weeks. Such care will ped with all things necessary for see it.., $225 rear; THE BUYING POWER COUNTING ON THE the best modern job; mountable at rim and drum Atemifit guard against a sudden and per- education along Dort Touring, A -- 1 it hub; type lamps; AMONG THE FOREIGN LIFE OF lines." - hibricstion; motor driven TIRES IS haps costly breakdown. condition $250 horn; unusually long springs; Prices F. O B. Detroit, revenue tax to be added : COUNTRIES GOOD A HARD PROBLEM 1920 Nash excellent Touring 6, Car $885; Roadster, $885; Coupe, $1385; Sedan. $1485 :i.V Steady improvement in the for- How fur should an automobile! running order . . . $750 eign demand for motor ears 1s re- tire run.' Tire men today are em- Maxwell Roadster, a J. D. of New phasizing the fact that a (standard ported by Mooney tire of certain real bargain . . . .$265 of Gen- make is built to Tork city, general manager perform a definite amount of work 1921 Chevrolet 490 WOOD MOTOR COMPANY eral Motors Kxport company. under normal conditions. Where wire In commenting on the notable the tire Is abused it simply fails Tour., wheels, DISTRIBUTORS gain in buying power among the Caster and gives less service thai' etc $325 countries of western Mr. it would give under normal use. 414 West Phone 854-- J Kurope, Work-i- 1919 Dodge Roadster, Copper. Mooney said it undoubtedly re- Some tires accomplish their flected a change for the better in running 10,000 miles, others do a real car $550 the same amount of the morale of the people. work in 6,000 Twenty-fiv- e others "We find the self-relia- nt and miles, and others in 15.000 miles. rang resourceful nationalities returning Road, load and operating condi. is ing in price from $150 to a more wholesome outlook and tions account for the difference Here an opportunity to get a high econom- in up. eTheiGood constantly improving their mileage. ' A 32 x 4 Used for Car ic condition," suit! Mr. Mooney. tire which has carried grade automobile at your own price. Parts Any "The results lead me to believe that an average of 8u0 pounds or .4 ot as a rule economic conditions ad- - i a ton throughout its life over just themselves to the temper and 12,000 miles has delivered 8,200 purpose of the people as a whole. ton-mil- of work. Another tire We will receive sealed bids on two In my opinion, it was largely the which has carried an average of state of morale which stop- 420 pounds or .21 of a ton - public through- ' ped the great war. "When the peo- out its life of 15.00 miles will have Company ple of Russia, for example, were delivered the same amount of work. surfeited with war, the war was That is, .21 ton times 15,000 miUa 311-31- 3 W.est Copper over so far as that country was or 3,200 s. A third t:r- - New Phone 562 and has variied an loaJ cf Jordan concerned, when, the people average of the central empires became 1,200 pounds or .6 of a ton through thoroughly disheartened the whole out its life of 15.000 miles will huvi struggle came rapidly to an end. and has delivered only 2,400 tun "Today we see Russia in eco- miles of work or 25 per cent nomic collapse because of the shat- work than the other tires. Gars tered morale of the population. In the last case the tire has "An entirely different train of failed 25 per cent faster, duo to events has created somewhat simi- -' overload. In tho last example the MONDAY lar conditions in Mexico. Here is tire was worn out before it IwJ up to NOON, JUNE 19th, a country which in natural re- performed tho 3,200 tonmiles nf sources is perhaps favored abov3 work as the other tires had done the highest bids take the cars and all others on the globe. With the because its strength was over- - most fertile farming, grazing and taxed. no reasonable offers will be rejected. fruit lands, with rubber in abund-Jane- e, Now the list price of a 32 x 4 tiio with huge deposits of all which is used at Akron, Ohio, aa basic metals used in the mechani- a basis, is $32.40; $32.40 divided Cars cn display in our salesroom. cal arts, with vast oil fields and into 3,200 ton-mil- gives $1.00 per great forests ot hardwood lumber, ton-mi- le cost. Whereas S'i2.i0 di- Mexico is down because of the low vided into 2,400 ton-mi- j gives morale of the great mass of her $1,33 3 per ton-mi- le cost. Thus people. But even Mexico shows the third tire has actually cost signs of coming back. 33 per cent more for the work HOOVER MOTOR CO. "In general, our lute reports in- done than the first two. The dicate improved buying demand third man's expenses are entirely from these countries which in the out of proportion to those of the 418. West Copper. past have been our best customers. other twe. The British IsIch already have ab- In cold cash this would mean i sorbed largo shipments of cars. saving of $10.80 on eich tire for Broth Australia, peopled by enterprising each 3,200 ton-mil- run. dse and courageous men, is another bright spot on the map of foreign trade. ANNOUN "The countries comprising our Paris zone, which includes France, Spain, Belgium and Scandinavia, are now the most active on our foreign list, as shown by actual orders for cars nnd trucks. "Brazil and neighboring coun- tries, in response to an improved world demand for their products, are just turning the corner and substantial shipments of automo- bexte; ar- built tive products are now being A ranged in anticipation of an early Business Coupe resumption of public demand in South America." More-- Mr. Mooney spent several days than Cats that CM in Mk'higuu conferring with piant managers of the Cadillac, Buick. Oldsmobile. Oakland. Chevrolet and Conservative changes General Motors Truck. He will sail the latter part of June to make a CAREFUL analysis of the construction personal survey of the trade con- in the ditions in South America. A and complete equipment of the Light-Si- x body design will hit RECORD-BREAKIN- G convince you that it no dupli- of all other RUN BY CHEVROLET cate in value in the light car class. types IN SOUTH AFRICA For instance, the machining of the crankshaft and V Even In the connecting rods on all surfaces is a manufacturing of the world, in tho caso corners found on costlier of emergency, the automobile, usu- practice that is only cars. STANDARD EQUIPMENT ally furnishes tho quickest travel. - ' Word lias just been received at This particular operation is mainly responsible for Includes cowl ventilator oper- the Chevrolet Motor Car comrany .ted from the instrument South Africa of n record-breakin- g the fine balance of the Light-Si- x motor and its re- from board; cowl parking lights at run by a Chevrolet Motor markable freedom from vibration all car. at speeds. It base of the windshield; inside The car s usfd to deliver mall also has an important bearing on the wearing quality and outside door handles; and the senders predicted that the of the and its long-live- d service. Urge, rectangular plate glass run could be made in less t'.rrui over car on dependable the route than the fastest mail window in. rear curtain; a aervico train. The exceptional values in the Light-Si- x are possible thief-pro- transmission lock; Town The route was from Cape reducing the rate of theft in- -. to Pretoria, a distance of 1.000 because practically every part that goes into the car surance to Light-Si- x owners miles. The Chevrolet car mad the is manufactured complete in the most modern plant in run in 42 hours and Z" minute'. 15 to 20 per cent; and cord the world. Parts-maker-s' elim- This record smashed the record profits are practically tires. i of tho mail train by three hours inated. better methods and 28 minutes. Important savings through LIGHT-SI- PRICES This run has created a sana- and bigger volume permit greater value to the buyer. tion in South Africa, both oecnnpe of the fact that the roads are not of Chassis $875 Vni-c- From the standpoint shrewd investmentyou should so good as in the States Touring Car . , IMS an.t Light-Si- x and Kuroiie generally, because find out why the offers you so much more Roadster . 1045 record runs are seldom made there. for Coupe-Roadst- Though the Chevrolet car made your money in performance, service and economy. an average speed of approximately . . . 7 . 137J 24 miles an hour for more than 42 Sedan 1750 hours, it was in perfect running This Is a Studcbakcr Ytai order at the conclusion of the loni All prlia f. . t. facter$ grind another proof ot t'-.- btam-tn- a and speed and generaj utility J. & of the well-bui- lt automobile. KORBER CO., 214-21- 6 North Second. Phone 783 NECESSITY FOR IMMEDIATE THE COOPER MOTOR CO. INSPECTION. Distributors If the car will not coast freely with or gears clutch disengaged it Phone 671-- Indicates binding Jn bearings of 519 West Central Ave. the front wheels or some part of the rear axle. Usually the cause Is due to the brakes, which have not tiren set ko that Ihe bands arc free of the brake drum.

l STuftl 11", 1922, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAE PflgS SevenV

FOUR OUT OF FIVE COMMON SENSE FACTS blew out last year at almost the SECRECY VEILS same moment, one at 17,556 miles FORD CARS STILL U. S. PROBE OF SUMMARIZED ABOUT and the other within a hundred yards. Tho third tire wont Into GOOD; OPERATING WAR GRAFTERS THE MAXWELL CAR the discard at 21,042 miles and the fourth has Just blown out at 3t.6l3 Thu 1t millionth Model "TN "The common practice of em- miles. The doctor's practice Is up- Ford motor was produced May 28. phasizing one particular mechani- on all kinds of town and country of a car to exclu- roads, including paved streets and in the Ford factory at Detroit. In cal feature the wood "The were all of rest of Its construc- paths. tires other words, from the time back sion the Royal Cords," ho said In a rocent Ford Motor com- tion Is not a convincing sales ar- letter, "and I want to say that in In 1908 when the in the of such a Ho the now gument," opinion the future there will nothing pany began marketing widely known Bales executive as !tr me but United States tires." famous Model "T". motor oar un- Arthur E. Barker, vice president Augustus Krack of Erie, Pa., has mil- In of for Maxwell-Chalme- on is til 18, 1922, a total of six charge sales the a tire his light truck that he May organization. with the care. Al- lion Ford cars and trucks have ;v& watching utmost total JEp ypt His contention Is that any car ready it has gone 35,000 miles been produced. Out of this or delivered to rs of medium price upwards which without ever having been oft the 5,517,956 were actually merits the serious consid- rim. The tire is a United States in the United States alone, of the is sd full of In service. eration buyer Nobby cord. and trucks are still dally certain - maehanical points of al- it will be seen that out of Thus, leged superiority that their enum- What Is said to be the largest every fivo Ford cars and trucks eration in detail would In the hopelessly fresh water ferry In the world Is sold to retail purchasers confuse the mind of the average built De- alone the past being for Bervice between United States during layman. troit and Windsor, Ont. H years, four are still In actual "It Is poor selling talk In the dally use, which Is teally remark- first place," he declares, "because able when the hard service of com- any salesman who has anything at mercial cars In taken Into conHld-eratio- n. all to talk about can bring up c This seems to forcibly selling asset of that nature. confirm tho popular knowledge of "A Maxwell salesman, for exam- longevity of Ford' oars. ple, could go out and quite truth- That Ford products have been fully, stress the advantages in quite evenly distributed throush-an- d strength and performance of tho according to the latest statis- Maxwell crank shaft. Ask tics, 4,478,248 of these Ford cars "He could tell how It Is prob- out the United States is borne out Peyton Gordon, U. S. attorney. ably the only light car crank shaft fact the sparse- which is submitted to a running by the that through S. ly settled communities In the west Peyton Gordon, U. attorney, balance test, most other crank to the densely populated cities In with the aid of legal experts from shafts in cars of similar class be- Hupmobile to WdCMFWETA the department of justice, is In- ing subjected only to a atatio bal- the densely ance test. tho east, practically the same ratio vestigating war fraud caaes. The of Ford cars and trucks to popu- probe is being carried on v.ith the "Furthermore, he could empha- Owners lation exists. utmost secrecy. size particularly the fact that it Is Motors made of selected steel and Best 290,-76- Thrive Ohio leads with a of 9 specially total is checked Ford cars and trucks in daily finally for balance and Find out from owners use; Illinois comes second; Penn- truoness on the famous Tineouas Texas THE NASH MOTORS Olson testing machine, which Is in how sylvania third; fourth, and Itself a of little the Hup- a 234,-08- on 1, very expensive Balanced Michigan fifth, with a total of PREVIOUS pieco Gasoline New York, Iowa and Califor- BREAKS ALL equipment. Then, too, the bearing mobile costs to oper- nia follow in surfaces are highly polished to re- tho order named, each RECORDS OF, SALES move ate, and to keep. Get having more than 200,000. any microscopical irregular- A FTER all there's something akin to its performance. Conoco Oasoline is as near to An Idea of the ities, thus Insuring long bearing the facts. important part In passen- life. amazing Ford cars ond in Again Nash motors, i human nature in a "prescribed" motor fuel as can be. played by trucks "He could motor. It has anything the daily of poods ger car and sales for tell all these things transportation production with the utmost per- It is a balanctJ gasoline. It meets require- and persons in the United States has swept aside all previous veracity and Ask them about its its likes and dislikes, its "ups and downs," every can be May, - haps his story might prove con- gained by realization of Hie In the of the com- get-aw- ay ment. There is no weakening of one quality to fact that with the Ford cars now records history clusive with some people, but not flash in its pains and pleasures. It coughs and with me. bolster no for in operation, averaging a minimum Nash traffic; its speed on up another; stinting of power, of 5,000 miles per year each, they P1Fa'ctory figures show that "What I am more ,nttreited In sputters and misses and knocks when 25,000,-000,00- cent more is the tho car, instance, for the benefit of would pile up a total of 0 built and sold 23 per general character of hills; its pulling starting ability. miles cars in May than In its reputation and the policies of things go wrong. It purrs like a con- transportation passenger far the the company back of the car. on equivalent to more than a million April, thus making it by power sandy tented is The four season dependability of around the world, month's sale of carB "When we attempt to extol the roads. kitten when everything right trips greatest Blngle virtues of a man. we do not in of tho company. The great Conoco, the balanced gasoline, is the quality the history of include In our statements a de- starts nicely, picks up eagerly and pulls IS 65 YEARS OLD. May record was an Increase m that has led so motorists cent over the same month a scription of that great man's teeth, Ask about its high like a demon. many to standardize RIDES MOTORCYCLE per no matter how perfect his teeth year ago. may be. Neither do we discuss the re-sa- le value a final on it. You will find it to your advantage to These figures include both six and aro con- keenness of his vision, nor the The motor has but a nodest two-ite- diet fuel do so, too. Polarine is O. W. Phillips, a and four cylinder cars of his collnr. saving that proves equally as satisfactory to automobiles actually style painter and decorator of North fined only "Instead, we tell of his accom- the soundness of the and oil. And each of these has a vital effect on the perfect motor oil. Benton, Ohio, is numbered among built and shipped; a large num- of plishments, of his record for square in- the country's oldest adherents to ber of orders, unfilled because dealing and faithful serv'ce. We Hupmobile as an tho sport of motorcycling. Phillips an oversold condition, were car- of him as a man with all were disre- think vestment. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY is actively engaged In his chosen ried on into June and the necessary qualifications which trade, which calls for no small garded in the foregoing figures. go Into the making of a great man. (A Colorado Corporation) indication to a con- measure of agility and; suppleness. Every points "It Is only the mediocre which A serv- Albuquerque Denver He gets around on the ladders and tinuance of the heavy demand requires the stressing of a particu- great carand Pueblo to month. Butte Great Falls scaffolds with deftness equal throughout this lar virtue. When some people ice worthy of it at Salt Lake City Cheyenne f , that of many men only half his "Tho demand for Nash cars Is can't think of anything else to" say f age and lays his youthfulness to such that the factory probably will about a man they say 'he Is good our Hupmobile sales the benefits derived from the use face an oversold condition for somo hearted' or 'he certainly Is kind to and service station. of a' power two 'wheeler. time to come," said C. B. Voorhis, his mother,' or some other equally The machine he has ridden for vice president and director of sales vain attempt to alibi him for ob- 'Phone for demon- the past two years is an Indian of the Nash Motors company. "Ad- vious short comings. or call. Scout similar to that which Albu- ditions to the Nash Four plant, "As I said before, what I am stration, fa- most Interested in are Conoco, the balanced Gasoline, more that meets M querque Novelty Works Is offering which will afford even greater the policies , jra to the men of cilities, are to be made this sum- of the manufacturer of the car, the U, S. Navy specifications for motor lasoline young Albuquerque his for he on the club plan. Mr. Phillips says mer. The effect of this expansion reputation doing what Southwest Motor Co. VL. he will not bo felt, however, until says he will do, his record of gets Just enough exercise out achievement in DISTHIBITOKS of ma- after tho first of the year. Mean- developing and 710. handling the middleweight In the Phono chine to make it while production at both the Keno- perfecting Improvements 211-21- 3 North Fourth. enjoyable. He manufactured product, his finan- proposes to continue his tin-t- il sha and Milwaukee plants is being riding increased but on a basis that cial standing which must assure lite end of his days. fully and the "Some old safeguards the quality of the prod- permanency stability, and folks prefer to sit thoughts about the car among its nround and rust out," says Phil- uct. The excellence of Nash cars everydav users and owners. lips, "but not this old boy. I pre- is "In short, whpn I am convinced fer to wear out like any primarily responsible for the heavy good piece demand, but that the manufacturer merits my of machinery is supposed to the the fixed policy of complete confidence, then I am Scout for Nash distributors and dealers In on com- there, instance." the sold his product. I care matter of service also is a big paratively little for the details of factor in the of busi- A remarkable new dye-stu- has building a the car because I know that man- ness one-ha- been discovered that will select which in four and lf ufacturer 'will not deceive me." years has 100,-00- which piece of material It will dye, produced more than 0 and which It will not. By th's passenger automobiles." RECORDS MADE IN means a white material can be This record never has been achieved N In dye-stuf- by any other car In A a V placed bath of and the USING ROYAL CORDS dyed in. two colors in one opera- Nash price field. l.fekuc;s.S tion. Thus, a mixed material of Dr. M. M. Hannum of Eustls, UNIVERSAL CAR cotton and artificial silk placed In A powerful flame which will Florida, has found much Interest dye-stu- ff burn a bath of the new will under water and cut through during the two years In watch- a steel three-quarte- rs past come out with the cotton threads plate of on ing the performance of a set of dyed blue and the silk fibres dyed Inch thick at 20 Inches a minute, tires with which his auto was IP red, yellow, or orange, according to is the invention of a French equipped. He bought a Puick on And remember the lowemt first used. the particular dye March S, 1920. Two of the tires cost, tha lowest upkeep and thu highest resale value of anv motor car ever built. NOW

P. O, B. CLEVELAND fat M irCaroftheYear The Tire with the Wider and Thicker Tread iifiufpn. Rprisrms

The Cleveland Six introduced ing arrangement, or any point the smartest, most stylish of quality, comfort and service. Sedan ever shown in its price das or anywhere near it The gas, oil and tire economy of the Cleveland is The exclusive overhead-valv- e Six higher than that of car motor of Cleveland Six is the any other of and most highly developed and comparable power, speed refined power plant of its type weight obtainable in any light six. In the hands of thousands of Earn four-doo- Salesmen! Moie It is a genuine, r. owners it has proved its free- 3. Fisher-bui- lt sedan completely dom from mechanical repairs paneled in metal without or adjustments and its really compromise in size, finish, seat astonishing performance. Best Thousands of salesmen now Today's Buy in Closed Cars in- Sales of Gates Super-Trea- d using Ford Runabouts have creased Tires increased their earning capacity up to 35 and more. A point nan 45last month. The well worth your serious consid- wider and thicker tread eration. The entire expense-includi- ng operation and main- is doing this. tenance rarely exceeds railroad fares. Let us prove how a Ford Runabout will help you earn more money. Terms if desired. THE ItlALETTE MOTOR CO. Quickel Auto & Co. Supply DISTRIBUTORS. Authorized Ford Snles and Service Station, I'hoiie 750 ' - rhouo in. 215 North Fourth. and we sell em RUBBER COMPANY Slxtb Street and Central Avenue mimm BEXEN ATJTO COMPANY. BELEN, N. K 401 West Copper Ave. Phone 237-- J. CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLE VEL AND June 11, "1922 Pae Eisrht. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL back ST. PAI L'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN parties, going particularly through New Mexico and Arizona. RICH CONSQLATHK Hi BOOK SENTENCE SERMONS. Graduates PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE J Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Martin lett Banquet. Monday morning tt attend the One of the happiest affairs of In San Fran- the week was the annual dinner Shriners' convention the cisco. Calif., beginning June 12. T SUFFERERS in honor of young people of ARTESIA. lodge gave a farewell social at the The doctor was a and is All error has a of truth in it, and that is church from tho of Miss Zanalda rooms on last delegate particle the graduating A few friends lodge Friday night, the only Shriner from Taos to at is so Carl Armerding, Gospel Hall. High school and the state univer Mann surprised her on last Wed- complimentary to Mrs. B. E. why it dangerous. was cnurca left week tend the reunion. sity, whicn neia in tne nesday afternoon by honoring her Morthland, who this for Many nimrods of Taos took ad parlors on Monday evening, when with a party. Delicious her new home at. Amarlllo. A of fish- is to and birthday vantage of the opening the God has an ear that quick hear,1 an eye that the graduates their parents refreshments were served by the good attendance resulted, regard- ing season and are making fair the- were the guests of the church mother of the honoree. less of the mud and unfavorable is keen to the first slight leanings of heart lem- catches. The streams throughout detect, council members and their wives. Mrs. Eldredge Soloman enter- weather conditions. Ice cold are as to water Veteran Preacher at Gospel Hall in Sermon A. M. St. Paul's Luth- or toasts onade and cake were served to all the valley normal toward him. Knudsen, English An interesting program tained on Thursday afternoon. supply and fishing is unusually had been arranged. complimentary to Mrs. Leon Meeks, present. on Does God Permit or Inflict Human eran Church. une Tho Artesia Tennis club has or- good. "Why Missionary Soeilety. who is visiting her parents, G. w. M. Nutting, wire ana two An interesting feature of the nature of the event was a miscel- ganized and have constructed a were Appointed new court on on children of La Jara, Colo., Suffering?" Explains Divinely chose us to salvation ; the Son meeting of the Missionary, society laneous "shower" for Mrs. Meeka, Roselawn avenue, and of The Father earned was an- the old site. .The net guests Tuesday Wednesday God's Revelation. on Thursday afternoon the who has been a bride only a short park players Mr. and Mrs. Olois Leibert, stop- Objects of Book as the salvation; the Spirit applies the salvation by tho nouncement that the Misses Lotta time. A good time was devote the afternoons to this favor on ex general ite The members and ping off on their way. an Gospel of salvation. Carl Schmid, Immanuel Evan- and Grace Peterson bad made their enjoyed by the guests. The hon pastime. tended trip to California. Sa- Arthur Julius, oree was unable to be on their families- receive the benefit "Whv Does Ood Jfermit or In- as well. They did business for J departed brother, present Maxwell McKay, who spent last an inno- gelical Lutheran Church. memorial member of the society, account of a severe case of sore of the new court. The member- flict Suffering?" was the text of a tan in falsely accusing includes summer In Taos, arrived Saturday cent God's character; accompanying the membership eyes, which developed during the ship Frank Donahue, Fred from N. M., for a sermon delivered nt the Nortn man, belying Cole, C. Wulter Ferri-ma- n, Camp Bayard,' them- a generous to the Delicious ice cream and cake Bert Smith, three-week- s' street Gospel hall by the being filled with pride as to is book breathes from cover to with very gift day. visit with friends. Fourth ns to If there any that cause of Christian missions. were served to Mesdames Lewis Robert Ferriman, Eldredge in- Rev. 13. C. Grecnman, a veteran selves, and evil surmisings Earl S. The Taos County Teachers' their afflicted friend. Eliphatf, cover the spirit of optimism, it is the Bible; and if Family Day. Story, Ben Pior, George Long, Har Soloman, Blgler, Edgerton, stitute Monday morning in evangelist who has been preachin? will be observed as Fam- Cecil Brownlie and J. R. Hoffman, Oscar Samelson, opened for over half a in all of the elder of them, bids Job "Re- there is one who should be it is he who Today vey Wldney, the High school building with an century ever any optimistic, day, following a long establish- Mary Abbott and Misses Lorle Da- George Sasser, Wade C. Cunning- 57. W. the countries of member .... who perished, ily H. A. enrollment of Prof. W. English speaking Innocent? Or where were believes in the Eible and who tries to catch its (spirit ed custom of the church. The vis, Adele Ohnemus, Marian Walk- ham, Otis Brown, Dr. Stroup, Trlmbel and Mrs. Josle Lockard the world. being Kirk-patrlc- k, R. A. cut off?" and told H. S. morning message by the pastor will er, Leila Walker, Beverly Lloyd Cowan, Brewer, John of Raton and Miss McKean of Mr. Grcenman as follows: the righteous and to follow its precepts. Davidson,' Congrega- - Richards and L. B. Feather. spoke him that "they that plough iniqui- deal with an aspect of the Chris- Mary McCaw and Gladys Taos are the instructors. The Book of Job in the holy the tional Church. tlan home and holy communion Cowan. The members of the Country club of is book in ty, and sow wickedness, reap have moved their boats and bath- Every day marks the coming scriptures the special 4:7-- 8. will be administered. The evenln? A number of youg people, ev- raised. same." Chap. Thus, plain large from Clarke's more tourists in Taos. Cars of which this great question is did Job as service will be given over to the including Misses Gertrude Baber, ing equipment lake, are three raised it. and as day, he not regard Too Christians are lives ; north of town to a ery description arriving dally Job's friends innocent or righteous, but as one many living negative Sunday school for its annual Chil- Annie Mae Garrett, Marie Garrett, Spring lake, from many different states. then answered it most unsatisfac- exercl. s, which a Lois Burns, Martha Doro resort south of town. The change "ploughing iniquity and sowim; they are good, but good for nothing. God wants us dren's day at Koady, con- Mr. and Mrs. Burrit Harwood Doubtless Job. himself, no will be received Emma LaDue, Emma Car- was made on account of the torily. wickedness," of which he had to live lives. He wants us to be for some- sperial offering Roady, in to lake. delightfully entertained a number raised it. Later it was raised by advises positive good for Tabitha home for and away and Mrs. Bertha Mitchell veniences going Spring 4 o'clock tea not proof whatever. Next he ' orphans The intermediate young of people at Sunday Klihu, who, though designated Job "to seek unto God, and unto thing. W. A. Guy, Broadway Christian Church. aged at Lincoln, Neb. and Messrs. Claude Garrett, John people's afternoon, In honor of Mr. and fts Job's friend, proved to be most Richards and Max Roady, left this organizations of the First Baptist God would I commit ray cause." Summer Bible School. ride Mrs. Landall Pitts, late from truly that. Finally, it was raised than his The advance enrollment of schol- week for Las Vegas, where the church enjoyed a moonlight France. Mr. and Mrs. Pitts Great This Job had done better sum- and on The Paris, by God, Himself, the The two works in salvation, ars for the summer Bible school young women will attend the. picnio Monday evening. are noted painters and etchers and of doubts. "Do not inter- adviser. namely: justification mer Normal session. The young members motored to the Miller S. was educated Job's has been most gratifying. Tho have made their home in France to God?" And EHhu by and entire sanctification are beautifully set forth men returned by automobile to house, north of town, on a large pretations belong Klihu had "tho inspir- by school will open Monday morning was for many years. Mrs. Pitts was He answered the question fully sufferings. in- 9 a of Artesia. truck, where the evening spent ation of the yet he the two very highest and most authentic sources of at o'clock for session four outdoor eat- formerly Miss Elizabeth McCord, both for Job and for ourselves. And Almighty;" weeks. A corps of six teachers Mr. and Mrs. Landis Feather are in playing games and and was married to Mr. Pitts less wailed until "these three men the Psa. 24: "Clean hands and a Sun- a bountiful The not only for that time, but to all formation, Bible, pure and workers, in addition to the the parents of a son, born on ing picnic supper. than a ago. After visiting time. ceased to answer Job." Then Ills "A is following were members of the year wrath was kindled Job for heart"; and Webster's Dictionary: Christian one pastor, as principal, will be on day morning. and Mrs. W. friends in different parts of the Let us now briefly rota what the against hand to conduct the The Sunrise Rebekah lodge, No. merry party: Rev. to home his and against whose life is conformed outward and to the school. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. east, they will return their Book of Job presents as to the inwardly The Annual Plenic. 9. elected new officers at the reg Taggart, in Paris. Guests to meet before us: does Job's friends "because they had E. of the Mansell njid Elaine Feemster, Nel- present question "Why had con- doctrine of Jesus Christ." Evangelist Arthur Lewis, Plans are already under way for ular session organization. the charming visitors wero Mr. Ood or inflict human suf- found no answer, and yet Mrs. Abbott was elected no- lie Mae Home, Helen Mann, Gladys permit, ac- the annual picnic of church and Mary Man-sel- and Mrs. Couse, Mr. and Mrs. The answer is a seven- demned Job." Then, as being Nazarene Church and Mrs. Beulah Jones Cole, Lorena Mansell, Alice l, fering?" to Job's "In God's Sunday school, which will be held ble grand Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Blumenschien cording wish, Mrs. Nel- Mary Taggart, Carmen Brown, Gus-dor- fold one. of as usual on July 4. It is probabie was elected vice grand. and Miss Helen. Mr. and Mrs. f. 1. Satan's He must be stead," he rehearsed God's ways was selected for treas- Keith Hoffman, Herman Cole, Sid- disproved. to His creatures "that He that the picnic, will be held at the lie Cogsdall Mr. and Mrs. Cheetham, Mar The same deceiver and liar who speaking same as urer. The representatives to the ney Proctor, Morgan Burroughs, Hale-Pearso- Mrs. withdraw man from his pur- place last year, at the Lawrence Wil- garet Ufer, had insinuated doubts into Eve's may from the local organ- Burroughs, Harry e, hide from man" Thompson ranch, near Corralles. grand lodge son Charles McNeil. Miss Grant, Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. heart both as to God's love and pose, and pride Tim ization are Mesdames J. M. Story and Mr. and Mrs. and and back his soul from the Brotherhood. Mes- Rev. and Mrs. T. V. Cox, Phillips also as to His judgment, is here "bring The will and Charles Shorett. with pastor Miss Mr. Bass. Mr. De to bo with tho Lutheran Brootherhood al- of Nazarene church, returned Margaret, seen, not on earth, but In the court pit, enlightened meet ev- dames and Welsh as the Mr. Mrs. of the living." Ellhu's mar- Srad Senrotass at the church on Monday Caraway last week from where Jeanne and Hawley. of God in heaven. 1:6 light 8 ternates. Albuquerque, Chapter selftcontrol in to ttirA ening at o'clock. assem- Hadley and Mrs. Loveredge dainti- records thus: "Now there was a velous waiting Mrs. r. M. Cole was hostess to a they attended the general the tortuous ar- The Ladles' Aid Society. of denomination. Rev. R. ly presided at the tea tables. when the sons of God came to hear, throughout, The La- number of friends at a delightful bly the day of his All 7:30 sewing meeting of the af- F. of the Methodist present themselves before the Lord guments thirty chapters; items for the Sunday church study of scriptures at o'clock. dies' Aid dinner on last Sunday. The Davis, pastor vindication of God: and the inter must be at the Journal office society will be held at tho several church, returned from ciovis, MAXWEI.Ij. and Satan came also among them." page home of Mrs. 202 Norf) fair was complimentary to Fishing is good in the Maxwell These was pretation of His apparently unjust by noon on Friday. Christian Science Society. Volquartz, who left Artesia this week where he attended the Sunday num- words intimate that it do them Fourteenth street, on Wednesday persons, lakes and is attracting a large not nt any, or all times, but at a dealings with men, "to Woman's club building. 618 West to make their homes elsewhere. school institute. Dr. E. E. Mathes, lakes In also came afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. of ber of sportsmen. The are time His good their latter end;" First Methodist Episcopal Churcli. Gold avenue. A laree of the lo pastor the Presbyterian church, sun-fis- h special that holy angels sad mis- representation where stocked with fish bass, perch, presented themselves in court. And as a byproduct of Job's Corner Third and Lead avenue. Sunday school at 3:45 a. m. cal camp of the Woodman of tho returned from Des Moines, some catfish. fortunes. F. 11 BROADWAY CHRISTIAN. he attended the assembly and strange as it may seem, "Satan Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. Sunday services at a. m. World, and many friends of the general Maxwell Chautauqua will be held 6. must be to school superin- of the denomination. 21-2- came also" among, or in the mld:it Job brought Bowyer, Sunday Wednesday testimonial meeting deceased sheriff, Gsorge Batton, 5. An good his musical 8 m. Vacation School. The Junior Young Peo- Juno unusually of them. The fact that Satan is at also. After holding tendent. L. B. Thompson, at p. The vacation Bible school who was killed, last Saturday by a Baptist program is offered to the public once God scorns to own the combined attacks director. The reading room in Room 12. dally attended the fun- ples Union was entertained at the challenged by against begins Monday, June 12. Every boy Mexican outlaw, on Tues- this year. intimate that whenever this fallen of his friends who 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Melini building, 412 'A West Central eral services at Carlsbad on Tues home of Mrs. C. M. Cole are fine. Rains with denun- and girl who expects to attend is afternoon and evening. The Crops looking being has access to God's court he aimed to silence him 11 a. m. Service with sermon: avenue, is open dally except Sun- asked to be 8:55 o'clock day. Mr. and Mrs. M. Stevei.son, day are coming at Just the right time ciations instead of sound argu- from 2:30 to 5:30 p. m. present at Messrs. children played in the shade of the has to give an account of himself. Musical program as follows: day on the first day. Wo have a much Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ctagner, to suit the growing crop. com-est- Job took his final stand oil direc- Jim trees until sundown, Weinieswere The Lord asks him, "Whence ments, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford, enrollment than was ex- Preston Dunn, Roy Bowman, answer not hla as to thirty-on- e Church. larger S. W. Gil roasted and marshmallows were Satan's does righteousness tor. Miss Vera Kiech, pianist: Presbyterian Tomlinson, Chambers, Deli-clo- not say- street avenue. pected, but arrangements will be toasted the joymakers. give us much Information about things that he had done, 1. Anthem, "Jubilate Deo" (E. Fifth and Silver made for all who come. Automo- bert, Ira Klopfenstein, Clint by whHt God I did or did not do H. A. and C. R. McKean. I erau- - ico cold lemonade and cookies he docs against when on ing: "if this, Nevln), choir. Cooper biles have been secured for bring- Fred Cole, W. uage, iom Famous Medium or "Let thistles grow instead ct 2. Ken were also served by the hostess. earth, against His people when that," Soprano solo, "Ave Maria' pastors. ing those children who liva in dis- haw, Joe Richards, Kacmos, allowed in heaven. Other wheat, and cockle Instead of bar- H. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Herman Cole. Bob Caraway, Ben Mrs. Taggart, superintendent of tho and 'Mcssnge Bearer parts (Millard), Mrs. H. Ackerson. tant parts of the city. Hoar an- was at af- of the word of God, however, ley. The words of Job are ended." 3. Ladies' Sinks E. B. Cristy. superintendent. Pate. R. E. Home, B. Stevenson, department, present the sextette, "Night nouncements this on 'en-Joy- nlsh this abundantly. Our Lord Chap. 31:40. Then God found Hid on the Waves" Mesdames 11a. m. Morning worship. Ser- regarding Carter and W. F. Daugherty fair. The following children MRS. Elihu (Smart), Sunday. The school is open to nil Harry the occasion: Bertie Hooper, PARKER, warned His apostle, Peter, that Sa- opportunity; first, by acting H. H. Ackerson, E. A. Bradford, mon, "The Work of the Presbyte- and between of were among the visitors irom Ar had or to as next, by answering rian Church." Anthem, "Praise boys girls the ages Alene Wilson, Luclle Floore, Ina tan desired, demanded, Daysman; W. C. Thaxton, R. H. Kirk, Miss 4 and 14 years. A of en- tesia. Carmen have him that ho sift him Job out of tho whirlwind, and White and Miss Lembke. the Lord, O My Soul." Solo by F. supply The Sunday school class of 'man Cole, Elizabeth Cogsdall. Of Ohio, might rollment , cards will be on hand Welschel, Lu-l- a as wheat. And the same apostle, searching out his soul by nearly a 4. Bass solo, "Heart That Is W. Darrow. . boys and girls, taught by Mrs. J. Brown, Pauline result is m. Sunday morning. Loralne Smith, Helen Now at the long after he had sifted for his hundred question The Weary" (Gounod), Edward Gray 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor, Married h. Jackson at ine rresusiciuii Turner, "Be be vigi- "Behold, I am vile "Team Work." Young People. a on the Cogsdall, LaRue Mann, Mary Tag- profit, writes, sober, that Job says: Bradford. A meeting of the class church, enjoyed picnic W. because . . . . I will mine hand upon my 5. 7:30 p. m. Children's day exer- Friendship Cottonwood last Thursday. The gart, William Taggart, J. lant: your adversary, the lay Anthem, "Hark. Hark, My will be held on Tuesday evening, Harold Holmes, Autry devil, as a roaring lion, walketh mouth." Finally he adds: "Now Soul" choir, with boIoi cises. children spent the day in swimming Brown, Spiritist (Shelley), Mid-wee- June 13, at the home of Mr. und - Lee about, seeking whom ho may de- mine eye seeth thee, wherefore I Miss Lembke and MUs Wednesday 8 p. m. k below the Cottonwood falls or iisn- Holmes, J. w. Wingfeld, by Charlotte Mrs. Roy Allen, 909 West Fruit. All su- Home and Stan- vour." 1 Peter 5:S. The Apostle abhor myself and repent in dust Carol Wilson. prayer meeting. Study of Psalms, ing near the Cottonwood aam. Wright, Charles Chapel was end of 37 members of the class and the'r Mrs. G. R. Brain-er- d Smith. John also states in Revelation 12: and ashes." Such "the 6. Tenor solo, "O Loving Fath- and 73. friends are invited. perintendent and ley 10 he is accuser of our the Lord" in Satan to so were in charge of the party. Phone 1727-- that "the allowing er" (Del Riego), II. V. Barker. . Mission Band. TAOS. . . . which accused afflict Job. 7. Thcv won the honor of having the brethren them sorely Duet, "My Faith Looks Up to M. E. Church (Spanish). How we do children's per- Bert O. and before our God and 7. Our education also, who suf- E. A. Brad- enjoy greatest average In attendance at Mr. and Mrs. Phillips day night." Thee" (Norrls), Mrs. Los Griegos. Eulallo Yrene, formances and programs! And few Miss Margaret, in com- In this double character he is fer by tho will of God. "Whatso- ford and Miss Carol Wilson. 3 p. m. Service. Sunday school for the past daughter. PROF. COFFMAN, hore sons ever were written nforetima how it encourages and pleases the months the picnic was tho re- pany with Mr. and Mrs. Anderson among "tho of God." things 8. Soprano solo, "The Passion "grown-ups- " and Pastor. we for cur that children for the to The of Pueblo, Colo., returned to Taos These find, when God laid the were written learning, Flower" (Frederick Knight Logan) Immnnuel Evan. I.utlirrnn Church. be interested. Now listen! Here'3 ward from the superintendent. an foundation we and comfort of 3 miles was made in a large a week ago from interesting of the earth, "shouted through patience Mrs. Carl Noneman. Gold avenue and Arno street. a chance to the children and trip to Acoma and Zuni In- have o please visit the for joy" (Job 38:7), for none but of the scriptures might hope." 9. Saxaphqne-pian- duet, "Ave Carl Schmid. pastor. Residence. covered truck. wit- 15:4. And "Ail Incidentally get a little pleasure families left tnis ween dian pifcblos. angels could possibly have Romans again: Vetum" (Mozart), Miss Vera 200 South Arno street. ourselves. The of the sverat who nessed the work of God in these happened unto them children for the Ruidodo, where they will Miss Pauline McRenzie, great things Kiech and Veon Kiech. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Mission band of the Broadway Al- term in Taos High creation. And it Is before them for ensaniples; and are writ- 10. spend the hot summer months. taught the past they Anthem, Sanctus (Gounod), Communion address by the pas- Christian church will give a pro- O. R. school, left Friday of last week for FOR HOME that Satan must now be exposed ten for our admonition, upon whom with solos Mrs. Bradford. tor at 10 a. m. fred Coll and family and world come. choir, by gram Friday evening, June 16, in and have already her home in Denver. in his true character. the ends of the are 7 p. m. Epworth League. services at 10:30 a. m. Gwendo- Brainerd family con- thinketh English the church. Little Miss to summer mountain A corn dance, celebrating San God asks him, "Hast thou Wherefore let him that 8 p. m. Praise service with ser- Rev. C. Adam of Mills, N. M., will is gone this he take heed lest he fall." lyn Edmunds tho leader and the Juan day, will be given by the COMFORTS sidered my servant Job?" Satan standeth mon. preach. . children under the of Mrf. camp. . . Indians at tneir Tues In answer "Put forth thine 1 Cor. 10:11. Thus the record of in training The memDers ot tne iieutimi faos village say. di- Services the English language I. J. Mizo will render a program June 13. hand now. and touch all that ho Job in Holy Writ has these two are held at i0 o'clock day, as to our- Central Avenue Methodist. every Sunday as follows: Alfonso Santistevan or Cimarron hath and he will curse thee to thy vinely appointed objects and In the German on the 1 ' AVENCE METHODIST wo know Central avenue and Arno street. language Hymn. CENTRAL has opened an shoe face." The Lord then proved to selves: (1) that may C. and of 3 come C. Hlgbee, pastor. Residence, first third Sundays tho Prayer. shop in the east room of the Col ihe satisfaction of all in His court ourselves and to repentence; 1262. month at 11 o'clock. , 3 Assembly. wa know God, 318 South Walter. Phone Responsive reading. Preachers' umbian hotel. The snop is equip by the sequel to this that Satan and (2) that may E. 4 "Tit-- The Preachers' Summer assembly so with all and 9:30 a. m. Church school. J. Reading, f .Helon ped with machinery and the pro was then, as be is now, "the father and be "filled Joy Street arid Sunday school Institute ot the is in notn of lies." was in With such an Major, superintendent. North Fourth Gospel Hall Guy. con- prietor engaged making This, then, God's peace believing." 7 m. Harris 5 New Mexico conference will shoes. first reason for His of reasons for this deeply p. Epworth League, 1300 North Fourth street. Talk. "Agricultural Missions," boots and allowing Job, array Gross, president. Sunday school and Bible class at Martha Sadler. vene in El Paso. Texas. June Miss Blanche C. Grant, editress to un- a of God's . servant, paps through his interesting book, part 8 m. Ser- m. W. C. 6 Inclusive. Our pastor is now in Taos News, made a And cer- we in it unl p. Evening worship. 9:45 a. Raabe, supt. Hymn. of the Valley paralleled sufferings. ho revelation, rejoice llo-berl- y, that and had more with all who "suffer accord- mon by Rev. Robin Gould of 11 a. m. Breaking of bread In 7 Story, "China's Babies," Cath attendance upon gathering business trip Tuesday to Santa re, Albuquerque tainly "affliction" than share Mo. of the Lord. No Cain. will bring back with him some oi the will of its ricn remembrance erine im- returning Wednesday evening. any mortal beside in tho loss ing to God," 8 Mrs. best which will be wno hisi preaching at this hour. Prayer, Crosno. the things Miss Acnes Alexander, ior of all extensive property consolation. 9 there. He is an expert two was his in one And St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal). 3 p. m. Preaching in spanlsn Reading, "Like St. Paul,' parted the past years employed and family, day. Jose B. Claude Hutto. and Is well equipped in the grade schools here, left last yet, when ho received the COX G RFG ATION AL. Sliver avenue and Fourth street. by Rey. stenographer as & Electric tidlngi, Rev. F. Root, dean. Res- .7:45 p. m. Preaching by Carl 10 Solo, Martha Kathryn Saclt- - to renort such addresses, win Tuesday for Durango, coio., wnere Gas he "worshipped," saying: "The Benjamin of Interest to the congregation. was tak- Rebeccas. idence, 310 South Fourth street. Armerding. Subject "As It Was in ett and chorus of girls. he she married the following aay Lord gave, and the Lord hath fhlil Fellows and 11 of foremost W. a wel Phone 1683-- J. the Days of Noah," illustrated by a Piano solo, Beryl Hayes, Some the rengiou:. to J. Roderick, ranchman en away; blessed be the name of We are very glad, indeed, to leaders will speak there. It is a near Colo. the Lord." In all this Job sinnel come to our this morning Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. large chart. 12 Play, "Playing Chinese Cortez, worship 11 7:30 m. Bible six two ladies. help to a minister to avail The Palm orchestra, a musical not, nor God I the members of the Odd lellows Morning worship at a. m. Tuesday, d. study School," children, great charged foolishly in B. .13 Remarks the minister. himself of such opportunities. organization, well known over the Added to all this, Satan ps allowed and Rebecca of the city. The Spanish by Jose Rey. by Company lodges Nazarene Church. Wednesday at 8 p. m. Meeting 14 Benediction, Musiealc. state, arrived in Taos Monday to inflict on him the heaviest suf- pastor will preach a sermon ap- At o'clock hour there will afternoon and three dances with the limit of to the occasion. 314 North Third street. L. L. for prayer at the homo of W. E. These little folks are being taught the It gave fering, sparing propriate 1970-- be a musical program, under tne and Wednesday his and still Job retained his Service. Gaines, pastor, phone Mauger, 701 West Roma avenue. to think of "others" so an offering Monday, Tuesday ' life, Evening m. direction of Mrs. Elizabeth A. in Mlramon hall. . "At Your Service" Tho second of the Joint preach- Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Friday, 7:45 p. Bible study for missionary purposes will be nights integrity. hall. taken. Bradford, The church choir will C. M. Richards, piano tuner, Phone 98 2. The education of unfallen an- ing und Christian Endeavor Sun- W. R. Kinsworthy. superintendent. at the local tal school 9:45 a. in. be ably assisted by other from the middle west, accompan- gels. The twofold record of God's day evening meetings will be held Sunday and the occasion win oe a ied his wife, is a tour vindication of His servant to this A at 11 a. in. and 7:45 Broadway Christian Church. IMMANI EL EVANGELICAL ent, by making Job evening. subject especially Preaching Gold avenue. LUTHERAN. most inspiring one. Details of the through New Mexico and Colorado Satan and before the angels, wit- appropriate to our church will be p. m. by Evangelist E. Arthur Broadway and found in connec- Lewis. will closo Wlllard A. Guy. minister. Resi- numbers will be working at his profession. nesses that for them, too, there discussed. "Team Work: Helps Sunday evening with the Sunday an- Everett Cheetham returned Sun- was a in this scene in and Hindrances." The C. E.'s were the series of revival services which dence, 115 Soutr Walter street. Services. tion regular purpose 1649-- In services O nouncements. Rev. C. V. Beeler. day evening from Albuquerque, heaven. had stood firm as to welcome the older people have been held the past 15 day3. Phone our today Rev. They glad 7:43 9:45 Bible school. Adam of Mills. N. M., will preach nn of our local preachers, will where he attended the university, holy beings, "ministers of God that present last Sunday. More should Prayer meeting Wednesday, services. for visit with home folks IIOBBS' p. m. 11a. m. Morning worship. Ser- the sermon, while the pastor will open and close the a short do His pleasure," when Satan led come. Let the older and the to Vveiilnir Service. and left Monday night for Alcalde. off those now described as an- members of our church y. F. S. at 8:80 p. m. mon topic: "Positive and Negative give an address preparatory the "his younger celebration of the Lords We are expecting Rev. Robin He will be employed during the gels.'" It must be shown to them get together and illustrate the sub- Religion." Supper. of the Methodist summer on the Pfaffle to a a St. Paul's Lutheran Church. 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. On account of the communion ser. Gould, pastor ranch, Cars that man, "made little lower" ject, "Team Work," in a practical Eng. bo church, South, Moberly, a,ct as one of the guides with horse- - Quality A meet- Sixth street and Silver avenue. 8 p. m. Evening worship. Ser- vices the regular services will Episcopal than they, would withstand the way. wonderfully helpful 80 minutes Mo., to in tho evening. He arch-reb- was of last even- Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor. mon topic: "Safety First." gin later than usually, preach Fame and give glory t) ing that Sunday at 10:30 o clock. officiated at the marriage of Uod under the most crucial t?st. ing. The one this evening should 9:45 a. m. Sunday school namely Alice 71o Grades all A. W. Kraem- - Immaculate Conception Church. Let us not overlook that today Is his sister. Miss Gould, That God's people are observed be even more helpful. Everybody for ages. " on seventh, We solicit trade on er, (Jesuit Fathers.) Trinity Sunday, tho last of the West Slate street, the your even now by the angels Is shown come! superintendent. it is that ho will re- Saint Paul in his to Endeavor. 11a. worship. Fam North Sixth street. Christian festivals which the and expected the basis of guaranteed by epistle the Christian m.Morning mass a. m. church since olden times has been main over Sundny. Ho preached Corinthians In which he states that The June social and business ily day service. Sermon by the Early at Avenue satisfaction. mass at 7 a. in, accustomed to celebrate. Such his first sermon in Central the woman when praying or pro- meeting held on Monday evening pastor on "Iome Protection." Solo, Sodality church. It will be a r Children's mass children festivals as Christmas, Good Methodist phesying, according to God's ord(.-- was out of the ordinary in interast Let Not Tour Heart Be Trou (for special his friends Wolk-in- g. 8:18 m. Ascension and Pen treat to him and many Our Bargains This Week in creation, "ought to have a and socialibility. After the for- bled" (Speaks), Miss Irma only) at a, Friday, Easter, of ... communion at this ser Jjate mass at a: id a. m. tecost serve to remind us of the here to have the opportunity new covering on her head because of mal meeting, which was held at Holy acquaintance. In case Hupmobile, top, 1 vice. Evening services at 7:20 o'clock. wonderful deeds God has done for renewing the angels." Tor. 11:10. "To the home of Mrs. Severns, the he does not remain, other provis- A-- l mechanical con now unto members hiked to Park 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor our salvation, of His goodness and the intent that the prin Highland Chnrch of God. The festival ion has been made for the pulpit. cipalities and powers In heavenly and enjoyed a weinle and marsh-mallo- meeting. Topic, "Team Work; grace. Trinity speaks Board. Indian tton $350 and Hindrances," Leader, 901 South Edith street. to us of God s wonderful being and Official Motorcycles places might be known by the roast with games and Helps On account ot the pastor being Ford Touring, g A. 10 a. m. school. incomprehensible ways. special church the manifold wisdom of songs and story-tellin- around th William Collins. Sunday meet- and e 8 11 Next 18, Rev. F, away, the regular monthly Bicycles' 3:10. a'-- A was p. m. Evening service In a. m. Preaching. Sunday, June carburetor, start. $325 God." Epheslans "We canipfue. delightful time in our of the official board will be elected for of school for its Stolp of Linn, Kans., will be ing an- ALBUQUERQUE NOVELTY made a spectacle unto the world, had. The officers the charge Sunday Is until a date to be Overland Speedster $325 1 are as fol- annual Children's service. Spe- Blblo Students (Colored). midst. Rev. Stolp the superin postponed WORKS and to angels, and to men." Cor second half of the year day of nounced later. The Women's Mis- lows: President, Bollman; cial offering for orphans and aged. Colored International Bible Stu tendent missions of the Kansas S21 South Second St. Reo Speed Wagon .$675 i:9. George ex- our society held a very profit- 3. The education of wife. vice Eva Seth: secretary, Program of songs, recitations, dent association classes meet at district of synod. , sionary Ford Job's president; 117 West Silver avenue. able meeting in the church parlors Truck, .$275 In the day of his sore district Roy Schick; corresponding secre- ercises. and the Good 10:30 a. m. service. ; Tuesday afternoon, Buick touring 1.6.. $500 when his earthly all, save his wife, tary. Lawrence Filbrick; treasurer, Morning school class at I Church. period accompanied by short talk Samaritan Sunday ' was gone, when it seemed case Farmer: pianist, Florence First Congregational on of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. EXCELSIOR Cadillac 8, a real one An- Coal avenue and South Broad- San Felipe de Nerl Church. fundamentals of spiritism. the home though heaven, earth and hell were Hull: assistant pianist, Selma Fath 'Miller, 1014 Forrester avenue, on the stricken pa- derson. way. Harold S. Davidson, Ph. D., Old Albuquerque. (Jesuit .,...... $750 arrayed against . afternoon. The Soft Water . minister. 626 ers.) Established in 1706. Tho Baptist Church (Spanish). Thursday Use Used Used triarch: wlien "he sat down anion? Woman's Club. Residence, ;outh 1007 South street. Rev. Parts for A Walter street. oldest church building in Albu Second the ashes:" then said his wife unlo delightful meeting of the Wo 1487-- NAZARENE. Cars "Dost men's club of the was hell Church school at 10 a. m. querque. J. G. Sanchez, pastor. Ph. Laundry him, thou still retain thins church school at 10 a. m. 1 7 7 1 7 7 curse God. and die." How at the home of Mrs. Anderman on J. D. Jones, superintendent. 5:30 a. m. Mass. Sunday PHONE New axles, drive shafts, integrity? 7 a. m. mass. Short Morning service at 11 o'clock Evangelistic Services. pious and was his answer: Wednesday afternoon. After a Orchestra meets for rehearsal at Sodality which and patient 9:45 a. m. sermon in Spanish. Evening servlco at 7:30 o'clock The evangelistic services ring pinion gear "Thou speakest as one of tho fool short business meeting, a social All In have been in progress for the past was which deii Morning service at 11 o'clock. 8:30 a. m. Children's mass. preaching Spanish, v for all cars. ish women speaketh. What? shall hour passed nt mass. two weeks at the Nazarene. church we receive good a t .he hand of Ood, clous refreshments wero Bervcd. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Sunday school after There VAPOR BATHS to bo 10 a. m. I'arochial high mass. Salvation Army. are closing Sunday evening. and shall we not receive evil?" Not Men's flub. the city are guests. Sermon street. a few A Sermon in Spanish. Office, 1023 North Third have been quite professions only lias she no answer to this very enjoyablu hour was spent subject, "Friendship." 216 the Mr. us service in 3 p. m. Baptisms. Sodality Hall, South Second street. of faith during meeting. , beautifully submissive word, but It with Carl Magee a guest, Evening conjunction 027-.- of Evangelist Bath';.,,. 7 m. . Phono, Captain R. G. Guest The preaching was inserted in Holy Writ as an on Wednesday evening. The mem- with Christian Endeavor at p. meetings. been on very of The will be "Team Work; 7:30 p. m. Evening service. In command. Lewis has timely r.'iOTon example of "the soft, answer that bers the club are in sympathy subject 11 a. m. Holiness themes. His solos have been very I iiobbs wrath." and is a wit- with .Mr. Magee in his for Helps and Hindrances," Leader, Rosary, instruction, benediction. meeting. Massage turneth away fight Week Mass morn 2 p. m. Sunday school and greatly enjoyed by those who have ness of "the patience of Job" which clean politic? In the state and hope Mrs. Lorene Severns. The pastor Days every He is a soloist of Treatments for skin snd nerv- 5:30 6:30 o tdult Bible class. heard them. . we well emulate. to havo the pleasure of having him will speak. ing at and at clock. sev- ous diseases; liver trouble, might, . 6:15 m. Le- unusual ability, there being ; ! p. young People's and 4. The education of Job's three with them again as a speaker in eral of his own composition as rout, rheumatic neuralgic COMPANY on of the fall. It was decided to dis- M. E. Church Bible Students. gion. diseases, constipation. Influen- friends.. These men, hearing (Spanish). 7 m. Street service. himself now on rec- ,f ir evil was come continue tho the Meets at Barelas now. J. W. The Bible students meet at the p. produced by za, lumbago, obesity, etc. .... all the that upon meetings during on Central avenue Captain Guest will speak at the ord with the Rodeheaver Phono- Job; "came every one from his own hot months. Clutter, pastor. Parsonage,' 210 city library East TREATMENTS $3.00 513-1- 5 West Central 267-- J. Lead Avenue Methodist church. graph company. 3 and on their first aight of South Sixth street. Phone 3 p. m. Bible study. place," 10 m. 8 p. m. Tabernacle shadows. 508 H W. Central. Phone 685W the sorrow-stricke- n man "lifted up PRESBYTERIAN. ; a. Sunday school. 10 11 a. m. Service with sermon. 8 p. ni. First Baptist Church. Hours a. m. to t p. m. Phone 434 their voice and wept;" rent the!.' Vacation School. Wednesday. Prayer avenue. !i a. m 7:30 m. service and meeting. Broadway and Lead mantles; put dust on their heads, Monday, dally vacation p. Song Thomas with Bible school will begin. All chil- sermon. Friday 8 p. m. Finished mys The Rev. F. Harvey, past- THE STITCH IN and sat down their friend, or.- Phone 2334-- J. for seven days and dren over 5 years are Invited to tery. TIME SHOP speechless, . Bible 9:45 a. in. All this betokened that attend. There will be music, Bi- Church of Christ. Graded school, ' nights. sew- Omnl-Sptritlst- g. Mission school at corner of For- ' "A Stitch In Time 8aves were Job's friends. But ble study, games, toy making, Located in the eleventh block ' they really on 1224 North Second rester and Slate at 9:45 a. m. Nine." v .. on Job vent to his over- ing, hnmmock work, radio work, Forrester avenue, Chapel at ; glvlnir 10 C. me- Men's Bible class at Y. M. C. A. KOYAL CLEANERS FORD in hla and other things of interest to ooys Song service at a. m. street. Prof. J. Coffman, wrought feelings "curBing 1727-- 9:30 a. m. 420 Gold. Phone 487-- QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. ii No - is Bible at 10:31) a. m dium. Phone at West thev manifested in their and gh'ls over five. charg- study - rlny." 11 llec-nlri- 8 n. m.. at 11 a. m, . Mrs. L. M. , Phone '50 Siitb und Central to him that they had been made for the work. Come and Breaking of bread at a. m services at Sun public worship Hasans, Prop. ' service and and 7:30 p. rn listening to Uod' enemy, and tbelis bring your friends. Evening Bcrvice, prayer and day. Message question