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DAKOTA ELECTION APOLOGY MADE TO DEATH BODE MAY T ECU PRIEST'S NOT TO ADJOURN HOUSE BY BLANTON HUNGRY AND JOBLESS ORDER FO IDS IN THE ESTATE OWNERSHIP FATE EL PASO MAN SNEAKS WAY INTO CHAIN GANG NOT RESULT OF OF GEO. MERTEN FRENCH POLITICS STRIKE DF RAIL'; frhncewu.be El Paso, Tex., Oct. 29. Car- From a clerk In a general los Andreas, 23, was hungry store in the Indian village of and could not find a Job. He PREMIER '5 RELIGIOUS WAR Tesuque to a share In the FOR WASHINGTON saw a chain gang working on ONS estate of his uncle, George tho streets yesterday afternoon, WITHOUT Merten. may be the lot of Mar- v lie crawled along In tho weeds, tin Bode, who passed through and when the guard was not AT PARLEY Knights of Columbus Say Albuquerque yesterday on his looking, sneaked into the center ARMS way to Las Cruces. Merten, ARMCONFERENCE of tho gang, picked up a shovel GUARD 'S Relations Between Cath- and at f and to work. PEIT a storekeeper rancher began was to- Non-Catholi- cs Rodey, Dona Ana county, was He not noticed until olics and Wednes- ho had eaten of Confidence found murdered last day, after three a Vote Have Been Pleasant. day morning. It is estimated Tardieu, Who Led Opposi- meals in Jail and had slept Men Violating the Order to Briand Is that his estate would amount there over night. Support Him, said tion to Premier Briand, Ho to Chief of Will Remove Themselves Lead, S. D., Oct. 29. On behalf to S500.000, but Bode is explained to Take An Ag- to hnve stated that ha knew Recites Facts of Chamber Police Peyton Edwards when From txpected of the Knights of Columbus and he was the Protection of of Catholic considerable about his uncle's discovered. but the gressive Stand, with the approval business "1 believed the of Deputies Fray, chief forced him to take his the Act, church authorities here, James L. Transportation of the estate v inventory close freedom, saying tho city has all -- Curran, district deputy NATION'S SECURITY issued to l,0Pj7'lJ, Merten was a DID NOT SEEkTjAPAN tho prisoners It can feed with- Knights of Columbus, today brothe-- f J out POSITION SET FORTH statement to the Associated ude's mother. accepting volunteers. DOMINANT QUESTION a M to word recolved INUNIONAGAINSTU.S. IN Press, in which he declared Father Acc'S$ PLAIN LANGUAGE was in from of g truces last night, A. B. Belknap's death not, Vodi g A several hours there Rumored He Will their opinion, due to local relig- j Internal Pol- Propose ' Struggle Over Federal Agency Is Deter- ious feelings. He left JAPS DESIRE TO World Trade to Cure might there late itics Is to Go On; Max- "For fear the Impression fcUi... v Party mined to Assert the lii some olaces the yi arrernQon ior t.i Present Distress nrvnil that F 7 Accompanied an at- - Been Clari- and death of Father Belknap may be by Lineup Has imum Power Allotted to Guard War, the result of local religious antag- A. of It Against it is the Tge I Banegas, the fied, COOPERATE MT Under Existing Law, onism, I wish to say that Ana county probate WILLIAM WRD. Catholics eencrallv here By as that BV ANTRE TARDIF.U. Oct. the (Spcdnl Wireless la Morning Journnl) and of Protestants well, Sutherland as administrator (SH'IhI t'tihle to Morning Journnl) Chicago, 29, (By (Copyright 11)21 by Aluuiiueniu Journal) such Is not the case: the Merten estate. lO'.'l by Alliuquerquo Journal) Associated The evo took ot (Copyright Press). Paris, Oct. 29. On the of "Since Bishop J. J. Lawler Paris, Oct. 29. After ten days Thomas L. Blanton. leaving for Washington, Premier of the diocese of Lead, five ONITEiSTATES United States railroad labor charge of intensive debate on Internal and for-Iba- Briand reveals to whoever reads years ago, the relations between Republican Floo.' Leader Frank j board today, in effect, de between lines his have international questions, the Briand W. Mondcll introduced a resolution the of speeches Catholics and confi- railroad union labor that his is a new ''here ministry obtained a vote of In the lower house demanding the Prince Predicts ministry entering been increasingly pleasant, HGTITO 339 608 Tokugawa phase. Since January he has, as Is no sentiment hero against Pro- dence from of the deputies expulsion from congress of Repre- from striking withotit the' you been holding his Catholics In the chamber Just 65 per cent. sentative Thomas L. Blanton of Success fcr the Disarm- de- might say, testants among tho and e board's permission and front lines with skeleton units, to Catho- Two hundred and forty-nin- depu- Texas, the resolution there Is no antagonism 176 alleging that ament to all who meanwhile himself ALT UN ties refused their confidence. Blanton had caused to be pub- Conference, clared that strikers entrenching lics among Protestants. I strongly and bringing up reserves. are of the that the 17 voting in the negative and 71 ab- lished in the Congressional Record Which violated the order would be be- "We opinion all. This Heisa Delegate, Now with a vote of contidence death of Father Belknap was due staining from voting at "grossly indecent and obsccno lan- hind Is of- was a loss to the ministry classed as outlaws who had him, he ready for the to motives of the slayer, heavy guage, unworthy of a member of (By lbs Aahoolntrd Press.) fensive for the forward The personal since last June, when it received the house removed them- push. and that religious feeling did not OF GOAL FIELDS of representatives, con- Victoria, B. C, Oct. 29 (by the voluntarily negative phaso Is past; the positive enter Into it. For the neighborly lit a vote of 80 per cent. trary to the rules of the house, de- selves from the of As I was entrusted with tho op- Associated Press). Desirability protection begins. feeling that exists between the rogatory to its dignity and in vio- for a with the act. To understand the Importance of to M. Briand, representing lation of Its ex- peaceful transportation sects and denominations here we position confidence. The the United States was the funda- state- and necessity for this preliminary one-thir- d of the chamber, my read- This was the board's final give a full share of the credit' to Will pulsion resolution, however, was Toku- preparation, which has taken the Judge Anderson Issue ers will not be surprised if the fol- defeated, tho house mental point made by Prince ment on the railroad strike whicit remember the Bishop Lawler, who has always voting to gawa, a member of the Japanese best part of a year, to such feeling." Order Lewis lowing recital of facts leads to the censure Mr. Blanton Instead. was to havo been called tomorrow situation as Briand found It when sought promote the Monday; same conclusion I reached on the delegation to the disarmament con V in an the morning by the four big brother- he took the reins last January. Refuses to Or- floor. ference, interview with hoods and the switchmen's union. Millerand had been elevated to the SEARCH VOTt ROLANDO Suspend Associated Press during the voyage RENEWED BY OFFICERS On foreign policy my thesis was It set forth In plain language the presidency but a few weeks before. ganization Efforts. outlined in theso last from Japan. board's determination to his suc- dispatches CUOABAC lie dwelt the urgency of assert the Tho figurehead Leygues, I and still upon un-d- re- S. T., Oct. 29. Active Sunday. have thought maximum power allotted to it jr cessor, was but his viceroy; Lead, (By The Associated FrtM.) before to Wash- the removal of all misunderstandi- retreats on tho search for Andrew Rolando, think that going ngs, and causes of misunderstand- tho transportation act. peated reparations wanted in connection with tho Indianapolis. Ind., Oct. 29 Re- ington to undertake the high task Every dispute involving ehangaa (luestion roused criticism to Its John L. Lewis set ings between nations, because he death here Wednesday of Father fusal of President of International conciliation by believed if such misunder- In wages, rules, working condition sharpest perch and poor Leygues of United Mine Workers of President the govern- DIES ft that must bo was unable to combat It, because A. B. Belknap, pastor of St. Pat- the Harding: AFTER standings were to con- etc., referred to the board, to- to to union exam- permitted side-unti- l was was resumed America agree suspend ment should closely have unfortu-nnt- e and no action taken by either the parliament knew that ho rick's cathedral, Williamson tinue they might lead to second-han- A tho funeral of the efforts to organize the ined with Great Britain the ques- authorized by the board, tha speaking only at day, following was so circumstances, even to war. was rapid- coal field of West Virginia, tions which have caused many He added: decision says. reaction army opposition priest. followed the announcement of differences between us the Tho labor ly and momentum, Officers In automobiles left by during IT "But, I have never board, after detailing forming gaining A. B. Anderson, In the fed last two and should have ILLNESS personally, tho decision of both rcoplo Wuntccl Poinearo. Lead late today on the second Judge R. A. Neslos (above) and Lynn J. years, SII dreamed of the possibility of war sides to abide It was tho Black Hills eral court here today, tnat an in formulated certain clear principles by the law, says: "These facts When Briand stepped til expedition in Frazier. i with the United States." ' that he could not Officials expressed the junction would be Issued Monday. defining the common Interests Prlnco said he looked render it unnecessary for the board freely predicted country. or tne oraer was na- Tokugawa to make last a month. He was not the man bolief, however, that he is still on The exact scope safely uniting the Kuropean Pioneer Distrib- forward to his work at Washington any further orders on or Anderson, state-wld- o Automobile about that the emboldened reactionaries his to Butte, Mont., beating not stated by Judge The first recall elec- tions which were the victims of as of the im- this matter, and move it to way to Issue it was made being very highest in- wanted. Thoy wanted Poincare. his way on freight trains. They whose decision tion In tho United Slates was held German imperialism. utor Succumbs to Pneu- In connection with the congratulate the parties directly the conclusion of the non- Premier not ft portance and the most vital- Briand realized that before he said it had virtually been estab- at hearing in North Dakota Friday. The Briand did give future happy concord nmong the terested, public, Edge-mon- coal farmer-labo- monia Contracted Con- on could accomplish anything along lished that ho had been In t. on tho Borderland corporation partisan league, r ad- clear answer to either question. at nations, more between ly and profoundly interested, fnr a temnorarv order in its suit state-owne- d im- particularly this return to liberal' and democratic lines he Several reports that he ministration which Created On the contrary, a maneuver ference at Artesia. the United States and Japan, industrial peace, must break up tho reactionary been seen In western South alleging tha union is an unlawful industries, tlour mills, pack- mediately developed which found the triumph of the reign of law and had "Generally speaking," said the escape from this national dis- bloc. He mUBt divide their coun- Dakota and Wyoming, however, organization. ing plants, banks and home build- expression In the Chicago Tribune, prince, "personally I hope that the sels. The decision to Issue the order ers' '' for the accusing me of demanding that N. M. Cudabac died at his resi- aster. lacked confirmation. after associations, ought dence, 220 North Seventh question between China and Japan "But at this board This he accomplished In a suc- of Belknan was made ty Judge Anderson endorsement rot Governor Lynn France uphold Japan against the street, will out time, the The funeral Father the Intention to last night at 7 o'clock after a short be kept of the Washington deems it expedient and to cession of strokes Including the cessation of he had expressed and of. , two United States at Washington. I It to proper was observed by a In the case until Frazier attack of valvular Mr. conference because is better make, on famous Ruhr bluff, when he mobil- to defer all action members ot.the.-.AtoJe- . industrial Immediately replied to the fabrica- pneumonia. solve these be- lti rulings and position oc- business, the entire city halting he held Cudabac a cold questions directly some of the involved so ized a class and threatened to to man who died the final trial. However, commission ti The tion, which tho text of my speech caught heavy about concerned." points clear pay tribute the -- , independents, - tween the countries no efforts 1o unionize - 4 two weeks h?o while the that for misunder- cupy Essen if Germany did not while on an of mercy, that meanwhile who-- claim tho- rt dlproi's-3"'we- as my- past rec- attending ubout militarism:" grounds any errand field muBt be stopped and ho sessions of the Southern Methodist "What standing can hereafter exist. comply with tho allied ultimatum. J. J. Lawler, who officiated at sol- the plan has been a "ghastly failure." ord and asked my friend, Ambas- The prlnOe replied: reactionaries called on Mr. Lewi for a decision. Nes-to- sador de- conference at Artesia. Shortly Conference Be Had. That was what the emn high requiem mass, denounc- sought the election of R. A. s Herrick, to transmit my "I think that everybody who jiust wanted to occupy Essen. But Finally Mr. Lewis declared: "We nial to his after returning home, pneumonia "First, when any changes of ed the slaying of Father Belknap or and two independents to tho government. In in serious knows my work in Japan realizes contracts or Essen was not tinve r 'constitutional right to France must whole-heartedl- y set and he had been a wages, rules previously Germany complied, as f'a dastardly deed which chal- commission. Incomplete returns work that I am opposed to militarism as in effect are or occupied, the class was demobil- ganize and I decline to surrender." to Nestos with the United States at condition for the past few days. conceives the contemplated pro- In lenges the community and tho up Saturday night gave The deceased was born at Moss the world popularly posed by either party, conference ized. That left the reactionaries , Washington but the United Is whole priesthood." a substantial load. States, Miss., and was 48 old. term militarism. My country must be had as directed by the the uncomfortable position of being s TO BE France and Great iJritain have a Point, years not in need of armaments for of- to or else admit Tonight the priest's body "PHYSIOLOGY" Ho moved his family to Albuquer transportation act and by rules or obliged applaud taken to for common Interest In the face of fense. All that is necessary for Of what wanted was not hoing Dubuque, la., ARBUCKLE'S menaces que about ten years ago from Mo- decisions procedure promul- that they burial. BASIS OF which may arise from Japan to havo is an army and navy the. and but aggression. eastern bile, Ala., and since that time has I gated by Hoard, whera reparations Following the funeral, James I SAYS LAWYER Europe and Asia in pre- in adequate for her defense. If, as are not reached, the Smashed Hostile Bloc. DEFENSE, MRS BARNES IS with tholr ungaged the automobile business Is conducted agreements lit- Curran, district deputy of the paring Japan, war time in Ho was tho first rep- hope, the conference dispute must be brought before this Bv such tactics, Briand has any, bases of durable understand this city. In of candor and slashed hostile Knights of Columbus, Issued a Asioelnted Press.) resentative of the Dodge Motor Car a spirit frankness, board and no action taken or tle by little the statement In (By The ing. That Is President I havo no doubt about its ultimate bloc, and while he still has a noisy which he expressed net ?n The defence Harding's company in New Mexico and for change made until authorized by I vory purpose. events candor and the the of the -- . success. At all the board. it is not united. He can opinion that slaying U 1 t...... Arhllekle.- . film- I tho six years has had charge opposition was In of JWBUWO ELECTED RECENT On internal affairs the debate in past frankness will be tho keynote of the or author- say, In almost the identical words priest not, the opinion nV. CTaA with mMl Slail gilt er the of tho state Cadillac business. "Second, ordering to church authorities, due to local re- of parliament here is Just begin- Ho is and tho Japanese attitude." izing of a strike n gainst decision of Lloyd George, "I am willing in connection with the death ning. It will continue b- survived by his wife ex- who is ligious feelings. "We are of the an not only two H. A. Cudabac and Hi- Prince Tokugawa modestly No. 147 (the July 1 wage cut) of give up tho office, uut there Miss Virginia Rappe, actress, efore parliament but before the rtpn. sons, while all tho three to me?" opinion that tho death of Father on ac- ram Cudabac. Funeral arrange- plained that this board Is a violation of that replace mo- will be based physiology, pie. What I asked was that the were of equal standing. board desires to With this preliminary work ac- Bolknap was duo to personal to a statement of Charles OF STATE ments have not yet been delegates decision. The comes tives and that religious did cording DIR. government follow the mandate Admiral Baron Kato and Ambas- point out such overt acts by 'either, complished, he now boldly feeling Brennan. of San Francisco, given in the elections of 1919. of on inter- not enter Into It," he said. It. de- sador Shidehara were in point party tending to and threatening forth and both local and today. The These were a be- national throws down Police Chief J. D. O'Meara said attorney, smashing triumph court rank both above him an Interruption of the transporta- questions, will contend that Miss Rappe TO MOHNtNA for the moderate over of to reactionaries he believed was the mo fense ItPtCIAL DIIPATCH JOURNAL) republicans cause the position of president tion lines, the peaceful and unin- tho the robbery death suffered NS gauntlet at the time of her 29. the socialist and these radicals who NON-PARTISA- the house of peers came after that of which are. and announces a liberal and ration- tlve of the alleged crime, declaring been pro- Roswell, N. M.. Oct. Tho had terrupted operation to from a malady that had always worked with the socia- of a member of or nn so absolutely necessary to the al program. the man evidently wanted steal nounced and chronic of state convention of the Daughters list Io rebuke In local affairs he reverts to the s car. permanent Revolution administering this ambassador. peace, prosperity and safety of priest at least eight years ago, he said. of the American to the party which had government are In themr "republicanism and de- closed last after elect- almost the entire people, "Nothing will be done by the here night uninterruptedly since 1902 ON selves, even wiien they do not cul- Ho boldly proclaims that LIFE IS THREATENED. can be construed as an ing Mrs. R. P. Barnes of Albuquer- the remembered RANGER INDICTED France Is and will remain repub- Omaha, Neb., Oct. 29. A note fense that country that that INN.D. RECALL minate in a stoppage of traffic, a attack on the character of Virgin- que, state regent. Tho selecting of party reduced our military re- CHARGE OF VIOLATING cause and source of great injury lican and that It will make short threatening death unless he placed said. "The matter next Is in the sources in 1905 It and clericals. 500 on was ia Rappo," ho the meeting place and 1907; that and damage. ' shift of monarchists his church steps, of directors but combatted three-year- s' ACT field he will be handled from the physio- hands of the board the servlm HARRISON DRUG For Striking. In the International last Tuesday by Rev. Pat will undoubtedly be law in 1913 and in the Penalty Into economics. He re- rick A. of local logical standpoint." Albuquerque following "The board further points out delves Flanagan, pastor a is here to examine chosen for the 1922 convention. year demanded its on the CONCEDE DEFEAT The Associated Press.) fuses to deceive the public longer Cathollo It was learned to- Mr. Brennan repeal (B for the consideration of employes church, three witnesses. Dr. Mau- Other state officers elected were: very eve of the German attack. nr,o- - rein net. 29. Harry interested that when such action, with the belief that Germany can day. The matter was turned over Chicago Wil- The millions as an rice Rosenberg, who attended MI83 Vice regent. Mrs. Francis C. country remembered also that Richter, member of the Colorado does result in a strike the organi- pay countless just to the local police by the priest. and Mrs. son, Santa Fe: secretary, C'aillaux and Malvy, convicted of humane individual debtor draws a check. who said he was not alarmed Rappe during an illness recording rangers, and former state zation so acting has forfeited its by and Mrs. Virginia Mrs. Theo. Sutherland, Roswell; criminal failures regarding the na- Official of the nffinor here writ, indicted bv tb and of its mem- on Two.'. tne note. Josephine Roth tional Paper League rights the rights (Continuea I'nge Warren, nurses. Brennan will go corresponding secretary, Mrs. B. defense, long were chiefs of Admits Gov. Frazier and federal grand Jury at Pueblo for bers In and to the provisions and tA M. VnrV Ttipndnv to take the H. Porter, Albuquerque: treasurer, the radical socialist party. That is violation of the Harrison drug act, benefits of all contracts hereto- how the immense in deposition of Lowell Sherman, ac Mrs. J. C, Weaver, Roswell. regis- majority tho Two Other Officials Have it was announced here today when fore existing and the employes so Miss Santa Fc: his- chamber of deputies happened to United removed tor, who was present at a pariy trar, Hughes, be he was arrested by deputy striking have voluntarily ECONOMIC TEAM WORK BETWEEN Arbuckle at which Mrs. torian, Mrs. L. B. Morrill, Silver hostile to the socialist and their Been Repudiated. on of Unit- themselves from the classes entitled staged by radical allies. a States marshals orders Rappe became ill. City; librarian, Mrs. Alvan White, By strange para- ed States Pistrict Attorney J. Fos- to appeal to this board for relie Silver City. dox this majority upholds the con- and ' socialist-radic- ter Symes. protection." POLAND INDICATES Mrs. B. II. Ashenfelter of 'Silver trol of the groups. GERMANY, BURGENLAND PROTOCOL be- City, and Mrs. J. F. Hinkle of Ros- until the age of 35 Briand Fargo, X. I., Oct. 29 (by well, both of the state, longed to the revolutionary social- Associated With TERMS AREACCEPTED past regents ists and his still are the Press.) OF EUROPEAN NATIONS were made honorary state regents. sympathies less than 300 precincts In the STORM CAUSES PROPERTY LOSS JOINING Mrs. Ashenfelter was also endorsed with the extreme list. His minister state when tabu- - (By The Associated Press.) of the Interior Is a radlcnl-socialis- t. unreported Oct. 29. The council of for vice president general of tho liuion by Independent news- - Paris, national of tho Almost everywhere in France tho ambassadors today notified repre- society, Daughters government's local papers ceased for the night, MILLION American Resolution. representatives gu-- 8 OF SEVERAL DOLLARS; Harden Believes Teutons Should Enter Decis- sentatives of Austria and Hungary are from the ranks of the party It. A. Nestos. Independent that It had accepted the terms of defeated at the last elections. licrnntorinl candidate, had a Whole-Heartedl- lend of over Governor ion y, to Wear the protocol' signed recently at This is the situation against 11,126 DEAD Preparing as a settlement which I.ynn J. Frazier, BETWEEN 25 AND 50 ARE Venice, preliminary AN I protested. I showed that Mended Gloves Than to Freeze; Makes of the dispute over Burgenland, EFFORT TO if the governmental authority must ! Returns from 1,79(1 precincts awarded to Austria by the treaty have a frontier at the right, ex- out of 2.08(1 gave Ncstns Decree Less Severe. of Trianon. SILENCE US. cluding the adversaries of the re 105,192 and Fnizlcr 91,0(10 for Silesian October 4 a total vote of 199.25H. It was of Several Towns Tho protocol was signed Mr. 3. M. public, it must also have one at Floods Sweep Away Parts IS bv Hungarian Foreign Minister Rnynolds, presldcnl the left end not temporize with the S estimated that probably not as to SllesiJi, sue. Austrian Chancellor of the First, National Dank, and revolutionaries whose was 4 more than 15,000 votes re- - British Several Bridges and BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN upper all have Banffy, and in a libel suit temper In Columbia; cessively been proclaimed as death Schober. plaintiff ponding' shown by the recent manifestations maincd unaccounted for. (Copyrlfht 1D31 by Albuquerque Journal) sentences. against tho Journal and Its in honor of two Italian commun- Miles of Track on the Canadian Pacific Are 90 fl has caused the de- riaHrt Opt When rnnn These repeated obituaries no WIDOW AND publisher, ists condemned by American Justice. has announced his death six convince. The CARUSO'S fendants to be, cited before I demanded that the cabinet trace Is falsely longer hearer either M. Swept Away; Traffic Paralyzed. times, he should be surprised if at does not heed or mumbles "You DAUGHTER REACH U. S. Judge K. Hlekcy, of the such a frontier. It refused and In (By The Associated Press.) tho seventh announcement people will get over this attack as you did District Court, for contempt. the final vote the radicals who Fargo, N. D., Oct. 29 (by the The of tho contempt in (BT THK ASSOCIATED PIUCSS.) I, shook their heads and said: "Let's the others which you thought mop (By The Annotated Fren.) grounds voted communist the recent Associated Press.) Recall In yes- con tho next one. tal." These successive action arc , the editorinls on Paris elections, voted for the Bri- Vancouver, B. C., Oct. 29. Be- on the main line, paralyzing save our tears for tragedies New York. Oct. 29. Dorothy terday's election of Governor Lynn traffic. Tho Canadian-Pacifi- of without libel laws and tho freedom of and government. An understand- tween thirty-fiv- e and lives tinental F.ver since the treaty funerals ultimately become Benjamin Caruso, widow of Enri J". Frazier and two other state of- fifty estimated its damage at sallies was signed Germany ban re- a farce. the, press, which wo have pub- ing of the situation is necessary for of sev- co Caruso, world famous tenor, lished from tlmo time since tho ficials endorsed the lost and property damage $1,000,000. announced Germany's Six governments (rather many was a on the steamer to the interpretation of events of by dollars was peatedly utter lack for passenger tho ' filing of tho amended months. The line- was conceded eral million tonight At Britannia Beach several death, her utter ruin, her thirty months) have made the Paris, which arrived yesterday coming party league tonight of floods recovered and at Tne agree same mistake. have complaint. TIio citation com- up has been clarified and the by the Fargo Courier-New- s, offi- the estimated toll that bodies had been of hope of recovery. They imagln from France. Mrs. Caruso was ac of several towns an morgue the work , nB nt Vernnlllea. nt Knn. tit Lon ed they would weaken and discredit Glo- mands us to appear on Novem- strugglo will be hot. The French cial paper of the league in North swept away parts improvised companied by her daughter, wc on one and cast of here last night of them was proceed- don and Geneva, the ultimatums the treaty of Versailles by exclaim ria. She said she would remain in ber 4 and show cause why adversaries are united only Dakota. north identifying us and at In should not bo point, a common desire for good This concession came unof- and today. ing tonight. the sanctions upon Ing every etep Its execution, punished. after Brlt-tann- Imposing this country five months before toward an The most damage was at ia lastly the supreme council uecwiui' "xnis is tne ena. to to assist In the The Journal is unafraid. Out work at Washington ficial returns from approximately returning Italy , a village As a of this con silence until tho. dnto of the organized world peace. 1,800 of the 2,086 Beach, mining N LEAGUE consequence settlement of her husband's estate. date's precincts of stant complaining coupled with hearing lias been decided u pol- had shown a majority of 13,000 for with a population 350, eighteen anrounce-ments- , miles north of here. There last A IN the repeat In the death HARVARD WINS RACE. es a courtesy to tho presiding R. A. Nestos, independent guber- WILL PUT TICKET Germany's severest blow, judge, upon .whom no reflec- FRENCH DELEGATION natorial candidate. night a cloudburst broke through Belmont, Mass.. Oct. 29. Har a fill and released a torrent which THE FIELD IN TEXAS WEATHER the loss of the Silesian industrial vard won the annual cross country tion has been cast In our edi- TO ARMS CUT PARLEY Sveinbjorn Johnson and Joseph district, has received less attention race torials. . A. Kitchen held rushed down to the ocean, whlci with Princeton today, 27 to corresponding carried about honses In The Associated than Karl's air Journey to his air 28. Tho Journal will bo there- IS ENROUTE TO U. S. leads, respectively, over Attorney half the (By I'ran.) FORECAST. castle and the other passing inci with hells. ' Wo insist that General William Lemke and J. N. the town. Later in tho afternoon Waco, Tex., Oct. S9. The con- Colo., one meager advices placed the num- Denver, Oct. 29. New dents. Yet the fate of of the Judge Hlfkcy has before him Tfaa Anorlnted Hagan, commissioner of agricul- ference of the league Mexico two HERNDON IS CHAIRMAN moment- (By Prm.) ber f dead and at thirty-f- and Arizona: Fair Sunday most wonderfully organized for decision the most Oct. 29 the Associat- ture and labor, the two other offi- missing and farm labor organization of and wc!-fnr- o Havre, (by ive. A medical probably Monday; little change Industrial areas In Europe la a OF AGRICULTURAL ous question, touching the head- cials whoso recall Is conceded. shjp rearing Texas in Joint session here last in thousand times more THE ed Press.) Premier Briand, aid has gone from Vancouver. A temperature. Important of the people of New the French to tho Returns On Amendments. night, adopted a declaration of than the as to whether LOAN AGENCY IN N. M. which conrt ing delegation Returns on the consti- port of Port Coqultlam, four- and a committee com- ' question Mexico, upon any Washington conference on limita- proposed principles IvOCAL REPORT. Admiral Horthy or the amiable has been called to In thr tutional amendments and the pro- teen miles east of Vancouver, posed of of all par- pass tion of armaments and far eastern was flood waters of representatives Conditions for the twenty-fou- r husband of the ambitious and bold (By The Anoclsted I'reaS.) history of the state. hibition laws wore not tabulated as destroyed by ticipating organizations will meet 6 Bourbon-Parm- a problems, sailed from this port for as Several hours ended at p. m. yesterday, Queen Zita of Washington, Oct. The question Is ono of funda- New promptly those on the candi- the Coqultlam river. later to select candidates for the recorded the should Inhabit the Budapest York on the liner Lafayette dates, but the in both buildings, uprooted, went float- next summer. by university: palace of agricultural mental principle. Tho outcome at 6 o'clock this The oth- prediction primaries Highest temperature 62 for a few hours or a few days or loan In ami is tc evening. independent and ing down the river. The platform adopted demands agencies Idaho of sufficient Importance er members of the French official No of cas- Lowest 84 a few months. New Mexico was announced New Mexico to leave us prouc? camps was that although they mention was made exemption of farm and cUy home- a whose by party accompanied the premier. would run behind ualties in from this dis- Range 28 It continent relative tho war finance corporation. that wo- are privileged to have the candidates reports stead Improvements from taxation: Mean . 48 richest states must in Wash- " ' would be in about same fourteen families were establishment state-owne- d beg Crawford Moore was named ourselves the "victim" of the ' FLOODS IX GCATEMAlA. they the trict, tut of a u Humidity at S a. m 49 ington for a cancellation or a mor ratio. said to be marooned. Communi- bank; of chairman of the Idaho agency, tost. .. Guatemala Guatemala, Oct. public ownership the r, Humidity at p. m 28 atorium on tholr debts, were really with The freedom City, All the amendments and laws cation with the stricken area was means of transportation, manufac- i' so headquarters at Boise, of the press tr 29. Torrential rains In western Precipitation . ... , None stupid as to take from an effi and J. II. chairman discuss were endorsed by the Independents Impossible except by boat. ture and distribution of necessities; cient Ku- - Hcrndon, public wrongs and tlx Guatemala have done great dam-- j and the The Maximum wind velocity 22 administrator such vital of tho Now Moxleo fundamentals If opposed by league. They Canadian Pacific railway amendment of the state constitu- Direction of wind Northwest ropenn resources as cnsl. Iron, sine njroney, of government, age to property and have, caused nave to do with chances In the elec extensive to Its tion with headquarters at Albu- In tho balance. floods In reported damage providing for state insurance, Character of Clear (Continued on which eighteen persons tion laws and liquidation of the property. Several bridges and and opposes use of convict labor In. day.,. Pago Two.) querque, , have lost their lives. - State Bank of Noth Dakota. miles of track were washed away competition with Iree labpr, October SO, 1921. ''Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 1

ECONOMIC TEAM WORK QUEEN FONDLES VESSEL HAS CITY BAKERIES CQLQnAQQ II. IS BABIES BORN AT JAP INDICATES JOINING MATERNITY HOME OF EUROPEAN NATIONS from HIGH BEATEN. 35-- 0. BY y VOYAGE (Continued Cage One.) ALL and lead, and give them to a nation II which everywhere has proved inef- IN RESPONSE TO DAILY REGARDING MY ACROSS PACIFIC ficient, the continent would de- uAITnu Y SCORE INQUIRIES :GHIGAGOELEVEN serve the worst of fates nr.d ought AND MY P1N0N-NU- T ENTER- to be punished like i pervors; MACHINES SHELLING cnild. The TTnlon bakery heads the san Westerners Are No Match Steamer Carrying Delega- But this is not what tho league's itary score list issued yesterday by PRISE I FEEL CALLED UPON TO STATE: tion to Con- decision means. Otherw!sa neither the county health department fol- for the Heavy Easterners, Washington tne prudent Ishil, nor the lowing the inspection of bakeries ft 3 H 4 ference Encounters a Cy- Balfour would publicly In the city. The Union score for See the Game On the Justice of 92. The Perfect That I have no individual machines for 15,000 s ? Gale praise that decision. the month is Rain-Soak- The in second on the list with a ed Field. clone Jhena Strong league short his recog- bakery is nized Poland's administrative in- a score of 91. sale. Th Awnrlntii PrfM.) as demonstrate 1 follow: lly The AuMK'laled I'ren.) (Bj capacity already Scores in Posen, west i Chicago, Oct. 29. The Hunt l"t Aboard Steamship Kashima Marti, Prussia, and the Pappe's ....ko I MY Colorado As- former Russian Industrial prov- French That have placed PATENTS, plucky University of Victoria, B. C, Oct. 29 (by the inces. " eleven of mountain con- au- Consequently, an Attempt Pioneer ...83 the Rocky sociated Press.) The gorgeous at .a Joint economic ?? MY and ALL MY ference, returned r.ome tonight - control over Union INDUSTRY, nine to "ml.-.- tumnal day on which the delega- upper Silesia has been ma.'e. To Perfect 81 convinced that Chic" bo's 80 over Princeton a tion to the Washington conference prevent a sundering of vital nerves Sanitary HOLDINGS IN CONNECTION. nothing triumpr. and while at vv wett oro was no fluke. sailed from Yokohama to the toy veins, the same time Erwood the for Coach warriors scored a "bansal" of doing Justice to the 40 per cent THEREWITH, on market sale. Stasg's over notes of music and the Polish inhabitants, an economic thirty-fiv- e to nothing victory was not sym- VWVF.S' MOTHER DEAD. rain-soak- thousands of friends commonwealth has been decreed R. the westerners, on a Marietta, 0 Oct. 29. Mrs. -- fif- as it later appeared, of what for fifteen customs That this has been done with a view to flcid today before a crowd of bolic, across y.irs, without A Dawes, aged 79, mother of Brig- teen thousand. was to be, for the voyage and without boundaries. Genoral Charles O. Dawes althoufrh the Pacific on the Kashima Maru The success of this adier DEVELOPING A GREATER PINON The Colorado eloven, Victoria undertaking and Beaman G. Dawes, of Colum- was no match for which touched today at is aouDiiui ir .roiand rules politi- a game and fnet, encounter thA nhio? itlf bus, died at her home here yester-d- who out- was marked by a terrific cally nvpr v,!,a brief NUT SHELLING INDUSTRY for the heavy Chlcagoans, On Octo- foundries and factories. following a illness. played the visitors all the way. with a cvclone. Monday No honest Toe onlv time the Colorado play- ber 24, when the cyclone had spent friend of Poland can deny that the iwvi GREATER ALBUQUERQUE, the ers' downs was by use of the ship was again struck districts tindor her rule since 1919 made first ft m Itself, which are ruined sale forward passes. Noggle, left end; by a strong westerly gale and dirty and have gone conditions of the involving pri- Franklin, right end, and Muth, sent her reeling. centuries backward. Even the 2 Tomo-nhur- o Polish inhabitants of these the rlfjht tackle, played brilliantly for Forty years ago Admiral districts marily the continuation of industry but were forced out Kato. tho ranking member yearn for a return to German ad Colorado, sent to mlnlstrative order. was 40 N. of injuries. Colorado of the official delegation It this HERE IN ALBUQUERQUE, M., lim- which Induced in a new backfield In the fourth the conference on armament yearning the league INDUCES pinon nurs but the players coi:ld not itations, coming on an officers' council to introduce the idea of an the SHELLING, PACKING period, ex- economic commonwe.-.lt- skusp mm mmw logical pierce the Chicago line to any training ship, set foot for the first in Silesia. ptmx tent. time on the shores of North Amer-tc- n. Perhaps the Poles, the value of rnonrc s. and DISTRIBUTING CENTER of the Chicago did as he did lat whose money testifies today the I HHItl OTFK.Cspitz Except at the start, vlsitlne Victoria, financial not have its full strength on the er .San Francisco. Not during that deepest ruin, will finally 13 NORTH T5Wrl5TKm wonderful that grows at our Thomas and Hurlbut to comprehend that their country is fllByQiMqus, ru rssKO product field Cole, long poriod from midshipman aoomeu were kept on the side lines and architect of Japan's great navy did it insteaa oi allying them- UnmnlirAvaV NlimhPf. "Fnrtv" Copyright, 1021, by Fnnnle S. Splta. door for hundreds of miles around. Wilton star quarterback, across the seven seas selves with German Industry and and Komney, half. his sailings order and creativeness, turn Induces Repose, Natural, was taken out after the first bring him such a storm as fell to they Sleep. a new team with the ex- against botn Germany ana Russia, ABSO-LUT- E Stags had the lot ot the Kashima Maru. The 4.--THE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS FAVOR THE of McGuire, in t'ie game shin was shaken in the and imitating Frenah suspicion. For Insomnia, Sleeplessness, ception badly Increase their armaments extrava Wakefulness Nervousness. ot the finish. y it ' "I storm but it emerged practically SUCCESS OF THE INDUSTRY. THE RESULT After scorln two touchdowns in W Intact. gantly. No No the Maroons con- Scarcely anybody here believes No Narcotic, Opiate, the first period Distinctly a Man's Party. co- No habit forming Drugs, EXPERIENCE IS PROOF OF tented themselves with scoring a that the scheme ot economic Dope, OF MY FOUR YEARS Only three women were aboard in Silesia was to Strictly Homeopathic. touchdown in each of the three cabin two and operation adopted Pinon-nut- s have a VALU- the first Japanese but see in it an inten S0O at Btorei, or sent Dealers in UNSHELLED other periods. Forward passes ft help Europe and $1.00, Drug THIS. Chi- one American. It was distinctly tion to enrich Poland at on of or C. O. D. Parcel played an important part in a Germany's receipt pric. CARE FOR the of man's party. Prince Tokugawa, expense. Hence the rather extra Poit. ABLE ASSET IF THEY KNOW HOW TO cago's victory and tackling member of the conference delega- the Maroons was hard and deadly. ordinary readiness to endorse the tion, who, but for the restoration violent protests which . have been PRODUCT. to-d- THE of the imperial dynasty, would made against the decision. Humphreys' "Seventy-seven- " PROTECTION OF rule as the s!xteenh breaks Colds that on. with one of the Japan These protests while accepting up hang MADE ONLY BY Quern Mary tin; the Kashima bore the the as inevita- on. - 5 WILL BE FRANCE WILL BE tots at the new home. shogunr political boundary in an tl it Crui- Store', or lent -D-EMONSTRATIONS Maternity most representative gathering of ble, reject the recommendations for on ot price, or C. O. D. Parcel AIM over German-Polis- h AUTHORIZED REPRESENTA- j;: PREMIER'S Queen Mary and Princess Mary people that visited a foreign Industrial Poat. FOR of Great Britain attended the lay- land. Almost every sphere of na- INTERESTED IN of the cornerstone of the new tional activity and distinction was This recommendation of Homeo. Medlclna Co., 151 TIVES OF PARTIES GENUINELY (Continued From Pago One.) ing world llumphr.y'i Hempstead Maternity borne. The reflected the business by is the only thing which William Street, New York. Book Free. leaders who are the United makes the decision for AND PROPOSITION. He explains, how international pay- Queen showed a motherly interest visiting bearable MY ENTERPRISE the and tend States, Canada, and Europe to Germany. If gone into whole- ments upset exchange in the babes at the home, taking con- to defeat their own object, and some of them in her anna. social and industrial heartedly, the beginnings of a of France that ditions. genuine European commonwealth warns the people be REFERENCES REQUIRED. politicians who gloss over these Tl;o prince bore himself coolly may made. But with the Wirth mere dema- the storm and moved about government pfotestlng because it considerations are if '.t realizes' its dependence on during gogues. among the passengers collecting had hoped for better results after others. It is the egoist, the self, which is his In its sincere efforts to execute the Favors Rodurln Army. centered and nation autographs, fad, He announces in straightforward the autograph book of a newspa- peace treaty and with the Berlin FANNIE S. 323 North Tenth. Phone 802. that wants to fight. he wrote his election showing a SPITZ, fashion that he favors reducing Triiiln ut a Standstill. per correspondent strengthening France's army. It is too big and Mine and added the words: "I de of the nationalist flood, Germany's Briand, then, will presumably resemble Nut-Shelli- too costly. It Is not popular the as beat termine to do my very best for our politics again the darkest and of the F. S. S. Sunshine and propose world trude the and the of the days of Versailles, Spa and London. Inventor Proprietor people have had enough of war and euro for tho present distress and country for peace Machines. soldiery, they want reace and a or war. world." Separating the future menace At pres- was south- chance to work. ent world trade is at a The Kashima Maru to France must practically west of the Aleutian Islands and But have peace, standstill. This is partly due to PINON-NUT- S Sold exclusively at and from my have security. And it is for that to her course was east. The cyclone Chicago Spectacle SHELLED Wash- exchange fluctuations, partly the that M. Briand is going to of to struck the ship from behind and sizes. Favors for n credits, tariffs, Gift in four ques-4iA- timidity partly and ington. That is the particular Each of tiiree causeB has its the vessel quivered from the blow. House Makes factory. Holiday Packages iia rinairea in tnkfr nn with Sec theso Then she turned and faced tho influence, too, on each of the Offer the dozen in dainty retary Hughes how France can be hurricane. Startling luncheons, dinners, etc., packed by nown ner others. parties, assured that If sue lays But all of them are more or less Passengers Struggled. Mail orders careful attention. arms she will be Just as saie wiunu on the new Passengers struggled to the din- Will Send Handsome Glasses cm. one ounce containers. given as she now is. dependent phenomena, was Trial 4o her national borders to the world, of gigantic interna- ing salon, which reached with Anyone DAMTY BREAD sheet. Treaties of guarantee? It is debt to great difficulty. Dishes and bot- Write for circular order M. Briand tional debts. Germany's who wears or hardly thinkable that tho allies, the debts of the allies to tles clattered to the floor. Everyone glasses will refer to that plan. There are to bo done Talnake of the suffers from eye strain, will be in are America. What is in indications that his ideas about them? Spiyku party, who goes to Wash- terested the remarkable offer of It's all wrong, Mrs. House- broader and deeper than that certain con- ington as as a party observer and the Chicago Spectacle House, Dept. Briand has reached W. Chi- wife, it's all this they lie in the economic rather clusions about them conclusions who weighs 190 pounds, was seen 1482 Madison St., wrong III., to send a of their fifty-tw- o than the military field. that he is not yet ready to utter flying across the salon. His steel cago, pair idea of sacrificing New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. In his speech at St. Kazalre the would bo attached chair was wrenched from large size "True Vision Glasses" MIMKOORAPn open- aloud. They populur on to reader of this or a hundred and four days Boilermaker, ana Welders. week before the parliament nor in America its fastenings. Free trial any TYPRIVRITKR 1SH7-- neither in France who writes them. These out of the in front of 2100 8. Second St. Tel. ed., M. Briand laid great emphnsis nt the present moment. But it is Captain Itsuko communicated paper year CARBON PAPERS cm, and financial solidar- with In will enable anyone 6. E. Fletcher economy likely tlu.t he will whisper them other vessels an attempt splendid glasses a hot oven, that blasts the ity among nations as the best guar- of Mr. and to find the center of the cyclone, to read the smallest print, thread A into the ear Hughes see or near. enjoyment of every week. antee of international peace. that Mr. Hughes will whisper some so that ho could steer to the outer the finest needle, far Albright erson does not to war readily rim of ves- and eye strain and head Glass-Lumb- er nation go sort of a the storm. He kept the prevent Works -&-And- reply. are 10 Gold do for Monument Wind Shield Mr. Hughes will sel pointed almost directly In tho aches, They Karat We'll your baking CO. Perhaps just handsome in appear-anc- e J. C. BAMIKI. tiE LCMItBR sav. "Yes, is a beauti- wind. The cyclone reached its Filled, very us 421 Street. I'hone 402 Washington life-tim- e. you and please pardon N. M. Sooth First ful isn't it?" But then again, heleht at 11 a. m., October 21. and should last a Albuquerque, city, was Don't send any money, simply your madam, we don't mean any- FADED perhaps There sdmlttedy danger of PRINTERS DYEO HER the vessel being borne down by name, address and age, and state but we'll Memorials of the Better the of time you have been thing personal BINDERS FRANKLIN w'lNS FROM walls of water. The water swirled length do too. Kind everywhere on the deck. After the wearing glasses. They will send it better, STATIONERS ALLEN IN FIRST GAME storm had abated, Captain Itsuko you the glasses at once by prepaid C. H. CARNES AND A gavo a brief talk on the parcel post, to use and wear for ten We the freight to you 208 West Gold Ave CURTAINS TOURNEY cyclone. free. are satisfied in Ask for Dainty Bread pay SPECIALIST IN OCTJLAIt . OF BILLIARD He estimated the height of the sens days If you at 120 feet, the of every way and want to keep them, REFRACTION i velocity the then to small Philadelphia. Oct. 29. Walter wind at eighty miles an hour. you are pay the 4-- 107 S. Fourth. Phone 1057-- defeated charge of $2.95, otherwise return SK HT L KE NEW Franklin of Kansas City out noth- Journal want ads get results Bennio Alien, a fellow townsman, the glasses and you are In today's first game in the na- HARDING ing. NOMINATES If you accept their offer at once, UNIOH BAKERY FOR SALE tional pocket billiard championship in a 125 to 118 in twenty-si- x RABBI KORNFELD AS they will enclose the glasses "Diamond Dyes" add years of tournament, velveteen-line- d spring-bac- k innings. Franklin's victory as- beautiful, 207 North First Street WATER MOTOR wear to worn, faded skirts, waists, MINISTER TO PERSIA pocketbook spectacle case, coats, sweaters, cover- sured Thomas A. Huston of I.os Inquire We have it on stockings, of third and caused which is to be yours free of all cost. ings, hangings, draperies, every- Angeles place Adv. JOIRNU OFFICE thing. Every package contains di- a triple tie for fourth money. Washington. Oct. 50. Hahbl track, in bins, en rection? so simple any woman can Joseph Saul Kornfrld of Co. put new, rich, fadeless colors into ZBYSZKO WILL DEFEND Illinium, O., was nominated by route. her worn garments or draperies President Hnrdlnu today to bo COAL ON NOV. minister to even if she has never dyed before. HIS TITLE 7 Persia, mm HIS Just buy Diamond Dyes no other ilBlfflMMfflIM GALLUP LUMP AND EGG kind then your material will come Des Moines, la., Oct. 29. Stan- DELEGATION COMPLETED out right, because Diamond Dyes islaus Zybszko will defend his title Paris, Oct. 28 (by the Associated are guaranteed not to streak, spot, as world's heavyweight wrestling Press). The French delegation to SUGARITE AND BRILLIANT fade, or run. Tell your druggist champion in a finish match for the the Washington conference, as whether the material you wish to best two out of three falls with completed today, comprises four is wool or or it ia Earl of here dye silk, whether Caddock Walnut, la., principal delegates, thirty-fou- r ad- Coal DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS linen, cotton, or mixed goods. November 7. visers and experts, who, with ste- 500 Lbs. of nographers and clerks, will bring Attend a school that Is snr--, the to about Aztec Fuel delegation sixty. rounded with an Atmosphere Company P.OXD OFFERING SOIJ OTT. ot Business, Washington, Oct. 29. The FREE A tboronch course In this JEWETT FIRE BRICK offering of federal farm school would prepare yon (or loan bonds made on October 3 has a worth-whll- o position. been sold out. Commissioner Lob-de- ll With Phone 251 announced today. The offer- Here's . the whole story: EJOtOLt NOW. ing made a total of $100,000,000 of Round Oak Heater sold such bonds absorbed by the ln- - every vesting public in six months, he the month of November we said. during will give away absolutely free 500 CIE-BRATE- A Chicago society woman, Mrs. of the best coal obtainable MWDLW'S DIAMONDS ARE D pounds Keith Spalding, has set a world at the Coal Supply Company. You record for women anglers by bring And ing unaided to gaff a broadblll pick your own grade. the FOR THEIR BRILLIANCY swordfish weighing 428 pounds. Round ' Oak Heater. It's abso- The catch was made off Catallna built and most ' island, southern California. lutely the best Perfect cutting, exquisitely designed mountings economical heater on today's also the low consistent with the Nothing over 15c at the Cedar dozens of prices highest quality Tree. Sandwiches, lOo Soup, 10c. market .Albuquerque Chilli, 15c. users find it so. tgjhe The Round Oak Heater comes in Send ' DE LUXE CAFE sizes for every size room. It is dgundrij absolutely guaranteed as to quality, workmanship and satisfaction. "Always the Best." TURKEY YOUNG and You know Round Oak products. SPRING CHICKEN x ou OThtAtMC ' so know their reliability, So large is the selection and varied the size of both SUNDAY DINNER You loose and mounted stones we are now showing that is is know of their economy. Here s for to find Just the size stone possible you at the price and not only an opportunity to get a . in the design of mounting you like. $1.00 genuine Round Oak Heater, but to get 500 pounds Consisting of About a Dozen an opportunity EXCELSIOR IF YOU HAVE A SMALL DIAMOND AND of coal thrown into the bargain. WISH TO SELECT A LARGE ONE Delicious DUlics. We will take the sninll one in at its face value is a to as on the one. It pleasure enjoy port payment larger a good meal in the cool- it est cafe in town, listening STARflHNJTlJRt CO. "The S Water to delightful music. oil Laundry IIJW.OOtOAVt. PHONC 409 vv pEF Mnsto By MINDLIN'S - f-- 1 What vt c say it is, It is De Luxe Orchestra ... 1 77 PHONE 177 Jewelers Diamond Merchants From 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. BMiMraiiiiiBlBi October 1921. " 30, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Threai

SECRETARY HUGHES IS SNAPPED WITH niS RIGHT nAND MEN MAY PASS SHANTUNG cial memories, and frequently pa! GOVERNOR PLANS YANKS faces would light up with anima- king alexander DISPUTE UP TO THE TO GREET tion as one or another would call to mind some of per- . WASHINGTON PARLEY feat heroism formed by "Yanks." Frequent j members of a would crowd t TO BE (By The Associated I'reii.) group is dn his way HERE FOR F HEROES their way aside to give a hug and; ? Tokio, Oct. 29 (by the Associated a handshake to a new arrival. Press). The Shantung question Particularly colorful was a wes has developed into a sentimental tern group of former service inert ; who wore toigo-sij- i IE dispute and now seems biyond a IN K. G. TODAY high boots, sombreros solution and flannel shirts of vivid hue.' Ann by direct negotiations, de Each state ciarea me Asasni animbun in an delegation sought by means of similar dress or orna- H to editorial today. Asashi says it has Traveling Incognito, e According reports received learned that if in ment to make themselves distinc Governor C. China persists Rain, Recalling Similar Days tive. Leaves Pans for Be- yesterday, Morritt her refusal to, negotiate with Japan Mechcm will bo present at the return of tho in France, Greets Dele Tomorrow, the first of the noted Armistlc celebration concerning disputed men lgrade, Accompanied By Day here. province, the question eventually foreign military who will at Due to It was at gates to the American tend the convention are to ; Two Members. pressing duties, will be submitted to the Washing arrive, Cabinet first feared that the governor ton conference. Legion Convention. They are General Dla of Italy" would be unable to attend, but Since America understands Ja and General Baron Jacques of Bel-glu- m. The Aninclntrd the final cere- (By rresi.) decision was satisfactory pan's sincere intention, the edito The Ainociated i'reM.) Elaborate welcoming Oct. 29 the Associated in he will be to (By monies have been Paris, (by that able be here. rial declared, the problem will be 29. re arranged. Alexander of - ' At the meeting of the Armis- Kansas City. Oct. Rain, Press.) King Jugo- settled by mediation of American to mind in left If'; 1 fM tlc Day committee at the Cham- authorities when China "realizes calling similar days CALIFORNIA VARSITY ayla, traveling incognito, if' ber of Commerce last it the American Paris the night, the uselessness of her expectation France, greeted today for Belgrade, was decided that the parado be as of support from the American who arrived today to at- DEFEATS WASHINGTON fugo-Sla- v capital, He was accom- - economical as possible, without tend tho national convention of .inled by Nikola P. Pachitch, the sacrificing any of the beauty of "Circumstances which brought the legion, which opens Monday. Multnomah Field. Portland. Ore.. It. Ten or were premier and minister of foreign 8ncretary of State Hughes and his assistants, snapped outside the state department recently. Left to right twelve floats have been the complications about." the edi But the ties of friendship Oct. 29. The University of Cali- affairs. in the group are: First Assistant Fred Morris Under of definitely planned, the organiza- torial continued, "may be attrib- stronger than mere physical com fornia gridiron warriors defeated Secretary Dearing, Secretary State Henry tion floats on dozens of downtown P. Fletcher, Hughes, Second Assistant Alvey A. Adce and Third Assistant furnishing the bearing uted partly to the arrogant attitude fort and Washington State colleee here to The king and his premier have Secretary Secretary tho cost of same. A request for China has shown in recent re- street corners, stood groups of 14 to 0. ttobert Woods Bliss. . her day, Superior kicking and been in conference daily for a week the county and city trucks for ply to the Japanese government In khakl-cla- d heroes oblivious to the marvelous end runs of Halfback t versatile. Today the minister These men, Secretary of by Hughes' assistants Is routing situation, for instance, makes floats will bo made, as well as ap- falling to take proper measures downpour, living again the days of Toomey, who scored both the spent the morning with the king State and his four conditions at time mak a him of unusual plications to automobile dealers. earlier. For thte reason, Japan can Chateau Thierry and the Argonne. touchdowns, were features. ind Hughes any may value to the state A not finally obtained his agreement are responsible for the their work of vital all times. The few firms have already offered escape being blamed for having Here and there in the groups California had the lunch and a !o Jugo-Slavi- a, importance. department at return to after an affairs of the state inti- some trucks. taxed magnanimity and generosity were seen men leaning on crutch- varied offensive while W. 8. C. absence of department Under Secretary Fletcher's proup will be particularly busy Cars to G. A. in es canes. To several months. While much of the work handled mate of the Mexican carry the R. will dealing with the Chinese ques- or them the tales of failed to take advantage of Just before leaving, Alexander knowledge during the arms conference. be donated, together with cars to tion." thrilling days brought back espe ihook hands with a few friends furnish transportation for several ivho were in on the secret of his women's organizations. departure, to whom he remarked: THOREAU-ALBUQUERQU- E The donation of flags for use I am very happy to go back to In the parade will be greatly ap- my people." , LOG RATE IS REDUCED SEVEN DAYS IN LVL 0V NEW YORK preciated by the committee. In addition- to Premier Pa-hltc- h, These flags should be marked, he was accomDanled bv M. ISPICIAL DISPATCH TC, MORNING JOUNNALJ By JESSIE HENDERSON j. and left at the Chamber of Com Jankovitch, Jugo-Sla- v minister of Santa Fe, Oct. 28. The log-rnt- merce. Provision will later be ommunlcations. from Thoronu, the mado for returning the flaVs to I,nnd and Iumbcr HY JESSIE HENDERSON. Evelyn Taylor, the daughter of a their owners. (Special Dlnpatch to Morning Journal) former state senator, had learned King Alexander went to Paris pnny'a shipping point, to Albu- Journnh Any society or organization N.MCX. from its (Copyright Mil by Albuquerque tho adago about brain being which has not ALBUQUERQUE, Belgrade early in July. querque, where mills nro New York, Oct. 29. It would than I'm so been formally in Shortly before then an attempt had located, will be reduced to mightier brawn. "Oh, vited to take part In the cele to delight the soul of any Turk to go glad you're here," she exclaimed AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW jiieen made assassinate the then $2.H iHT 1,000 feet board of bration should make Itself known, SPIRIT re- on up on the roof Madison Square when she found a strange man in prince regent by bomb, but the measure, November 26, tho Garden these October morn- her and as far as possible ports he was not commission an- crisp apartment the other- nignt. stated injured. corporation Fourteen women, none "You're the gentleman from the witn the committee. t the time of King Peter's death nounced today. ings. The services of two bands have A less 180 are next " n illCllul InvHiil.. nFnaa ,.nU n The. weighing than pounds, flat door, aren't you been obtained company complained it tho shake with th free of charge. seriously 111 In Paris, from ap couldn't operate Us mills when making garden Then, casting a clance over Fo their efforts to reduce. Unfortu- disordered room: "When did the pendicitis. During his illness he the Snnta made the olinrire New-Yor- ker Is HILL IS FOUND proclaimed his accession the $3.12 Vt as the result nately the average burglars leave? Jt was awfully GUILTY to of the not such an admirer of of to come in to investi 1 Lhrone of Jugo-Slavi- a. blanket increnses effective Au- plumpness good you as is the Ottoman. Hence Would mind ON CHARGE OF MURDER October 3 yuite recently it was renorted gust 2(1, 1920, and the corpo- average gate. you going Beginning Monday, these waving arms and kicking through the place with me to see 'rom Agram that ration commission laid the AMOclntrd n KingAIexander logs and lungs. Round and whether any is in (By The TreM.) realty was suffering from a complaint before tho Inter, panting burglar niaing Oct. 29. Wil wound received state Commerce Commission. round the open air track go some the closet? Then we can go down Brighton, Colo., SECTION HAS from a bullet or a of and and it's liam Riley Hill, charged with OUR SHOE PLANNED fragment of a bomb. 2,600 pounds determination, notify the ianltor mighty slowly the waist line grows where nice of you " and so on nervously murder in connection with the IiAWVERS WILL MEET. none grew before. Another proof, but nervily until she brought up in death of his step- IIFXD OX LIQUOR CHARGES. Laramie, Wyo., Oct. 29. The this, of the modern New York the innltor's office and handed the daughter, Helen Maxine Short, Casper, Wyo., Oct. 29. Arrested Wyoming Bar association will hold women's determination to keep intruder over to that functionary was found guilty by a Jury In the n complaint of Mrs. Thomas Mills. the 1922. meeting In Laramie, ac- and to the Adams district court hero to young and agile. Paris decrees a police. county vho charged him with violating cording an announcement today slim outline. well. Slim is A to fast now tonight. The verdict carries a sen- he committtee of the Very burglar has think prohibition law by operation of by the executive the word, A beauty has a adays. tence of life imprisonment, the i association. The date will be an- plump still, Ira Spears, deputy sheriff fat chance of being popular in But the New York woman is not evidence bting entirely if Mills, an incorporated village nounced later. these aenemlc times. to be found the lear - t 'i always among Casper, implicated the hus- Nor Is it only for the sake of burgled. and of his accuser. After Mills Plants, by means of their green- a New York woman she bobs smil- lad obtained his release on stylo that Occasionally up, bond, ness, are able to collect and store noods to keep lithe and limber. defiant, among tho burg- LOCALJTEMS le turnlsnea bond for Spears. the heat of the sun. ingly, Apparently the burglars union has ling. Miss Belle Flites and Miss Mrs. G. and not assur- have Tairion son, George, noticed Mayor Hylan's Margaret McGann admitted have returned from Los Angeles ance about tho end of the locil their connection with a $50,000 where month. crime wave. still In they spent the past More briskly than jewel robbery and are Link Kebekah lodge will ever hold-u- p Triple the man, tho apart- process of telling the police about give a masquerade .nd box social ment looter and the common it. The girls who are stylishly at the I. O. O. F. hall Monday ev- sneak thief are at work, the only dressed and why shouldn't they ening. Tho Indies will bring boxes. class, with whom bus- be? said 'that several of their All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs iness is wholly prosperous. young men friends thought it Bluecher's orchestra 111 furnish Somewhere in her school days, would be fun to take the gems music. I away from summer people on Dr. IT. L. Rogers, of Jackson Long Island, so the girls helped ville, Fla., and Robert Logan, an The SUITS FOR DAMAGES by moral support and by guard- attorney of Louisville, Ky., are vis ing the plunder. The police itors In the city en route home FOR $55,000 RESULT might not yet have found the from San Francisco by automo- - 4 FROM PUEBLO FLOOD uclprits if It had not been for a bie. A TWO WEEKS' SALE OF WOMEN'S BOYS' curious bit of physchology on the Mrs. C. A.Coggeshal and child MISSES', part of the Flites girl. She loved ren, 30!) North fllxth street, have Hartley Shop (By The Amorlntrd Pram.) one member of the gang and re- returned from Richmond, Ind., AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Pueblo, Colo.. Oct. 29. Suits for 309 sented the advances of another. where they have been visiting for West Central damages totaling $53,000, all grow- Therefore, she hurried to the dis the past six weks. out of - ing the June floods, were ' told hira C. JE). Cushman,- of the E. L. filed in the court to- trict attorney and of district here, enough to implicate the. undesir Washburn company, is in the city A Remarkable Selling Women s High Shoes day against' the "Denver & Rio for a of months. He left ! able swain and to represent the couple Grande railway and the Missouri man of her choice as tho whitest his son Austin at Berkeley, Cal., Pacific Railway company. The ever where he is a student at the un- The entire stock of Women's Shoes on sale at suits were filed In the white lamb a cruel world had High go greatly THE STYLE CENTER by persons wronged. iversity. passenger trains that were caught dreamed Mr. and Mrs. William Rudolph reduced in the flood of 3 Nobody that burglary prices. the night June would bo mentioned in the same and their son left last night for OF and are based on alleged persona! home in Los ALBUQUERQUE breath with the Appollo-lik- e Lou their Angeles after E. P. Reed Injuries suffered when they were spending several a month here Shoes, $11.00 Women's tan calf, welt sole, Cuban washed from the trains. Five Bulls Tellegen. with relatives and friends. to values. to Values. were filed tho two roads. But the first broadside fired by $13.50 .Special $7.95 $8.00 $10.50 &4 We do not seek to dictate against counsel for Geraldine Farrar in Miss Fay Strong, daughter of Qr styles, her divorce Mr. and Mrs. Marry Strong, has Special tPb.tO contained returned from California where Women's but rather to follow the style NEWSBOY AT TEN, suit the assertion that went to visit her sister. She black kid, turn sole, French demands. MILLIONAIRE NOW i TinTa" Ijpcr.me 111 in Los Angeles and was Heel Boots. Women's tan calffi welt sole, Cuban rean, brought home hy hor par- . .wt'B'wiiim. burglary. This starts tho suit ents who went to coast Heel Boots. off and fans the fjt (Women's black kid, welt sole, Cuban splendidly ringside her. Heel Boots. TO THE WOMEN ABOUT who feared it might be eclipsed Mrs. T. G. Winfrey hai rcttirr-e- l Women's black calf, welt sole French by the Stlllman case have begun from iot'vell wheve to be Yet the recrim- Women's brown Heel Boots. optimistic. the state federation i'j calf, welt sole, Cuban t TO BUY A FALL OR inatory repartee usual on such an woman's club. Heel Boots. ' occasion leads to the non-artls- -i Dr. Allen Moore. V. 11. O. S. Women's black kid, welt. sole Sport tic layman wondering why artists will at the and ev Boots. WINTER SUIT OR COAT ' speak morning Women's brown welt Heel don't dig up all these interest-- . ening services at the Congrega kid, soleCuban in-- Heel Ing records before marriage ! tional church. His morning theme Boots, j Womens tan calf, Heel Boots. stead of afterward. Of course, It will be "A Reed Shaken With the Sport You want to buy a suit or coat Is one thing to We accused of a Wind," In the evening he will Women's black kid, welt sole, Cuban crime and another to be guilty. a dramatic presentation of home Heel Boots. Women's new fall Pumps and Ox- a smart one that will be admired The vivacious Geraldine herself life in Jerusalem. fords in the new tan, brown and was accused of assault and bat- Mrs. Jake Levy, of Santa Fe, Is all season then we can serve tery on art when she bounced spending the week end with Mr. Women's Daniel Green Comfy Slip- black styles; endless variety. an orange or some other knick- - and Mrs. .Barry Leonard, pers, leather and Values to $9.50. you. knack on the brow of her rival In Mrs. C. L. Ribera and children buck soles JL rj(I a riotously realistic internreta- - left Saturday evening for Los Ang j) U Special. $5.95 tion of "Carmen." Cal. Every garment in our shop is new eles, The season's latest, and the prices Special Prices for Girls and Misses are as attractive as the garments. The latest girls' Tan Jazz Oxfords, values to $9.00. Spe., $5.95 From 120.00 to 90.00 Girls' new fall models in black, tan and (JQ Qff brown leather Boots; values to $6. On sale at. .POt0 Hats of Distinction Misses' Patent Lace Shoes, white, grey, brown and black tops. $7.00 values, for. $3.95 Henry L. Doherty. From 7.50 to 45.00 Misses' Educator Shoes, in black kid ard calf, ncr The remarkable life story of lace .button. 09 Henry L, Doherty, who started as and $6.00 values, for tPOiitJ a newsboy at ten in Columbus,, Misses' kid and button and Ohio, and who now, at fifty-on- e, Is patent, calf, QFC head of a J160.000.000 corporation, lace Shoes. $4.00 value, for $0 and rated as New York'! richest $4D bachelor, shows what can he ac- complished single handed. His suc- cess has been achieved without the Children's Shoes Infants Shoes aid of schools and colleges, except Infants' turn sole Shoes, in patent, for the few years of his early youth kid and button and lace. Made spent in the public schools at Co- Children's Patent Lace Shes, white, calf, lumbus. - - --. - brown and black over Foot Form Lasts. Sizes . 2 to grey, - TOP COATS tops. $6.00 value. pJdUOfr 8. Extra good d AQ JURY TRYING NEGRO values.. tPX.fiO ON CHARGE OF MURDER A Top Coat is almost a necessity in Children's black kid and calf, button Boys' Shoes IS UNABLE TO AGREE ' Albuquerque. Real comfort is accom- and lace Shoes. , (Tc A Boy Scout Style Shoes. tfJO OQ Sizes 212 to plished with an overcoat for mornings (By The Awoclnted l'rM.) $4.00 values... 512 ' Des Moines, la., Oct, 29. After $.4t) Boy Scout Style Shoes. tP.iOA fifty-on- e 1 d0 C and evenings, and a topper for mid- hours of deliberation, the Quail Season Opens November Sizes 10 to 2 ' 1 Jury which has been the " : I' hearing Children's Button in kid tP40 days and afternoons. r murder trial of Joe Williams, ne- Shoes, and Boys' new fall Boots, in brown and gro, accused of the murder of Sara NEW PRICES ON SHELLS patent cloth top. OO black. Wondeful coats we Thorsdale, Valley Junction school 12 $3.50 value dn QQ The beauty about the top teacher, was discharged here this Gauge, Arrow. .$1.50 tplwO values PdVO are this season is that the . evening, after failing to reach an 16 Gauge, Arrow showing . ....$1.35 so agreement. . . 20 fabrics and tailoring are good, that The vote when discharged stood Gauge, Arrow $1.35 you can count on many seasons of wear, nine for conviction and three for 12 Gauge, Nitro Club .....$1.35 acquittal. ,. , 16 Gauge, Nitro Club. $1.25 20 Nitro These come in regular woolens and MAN SHOT AND KILLED Gauge, Club..!...... , .....$1.25 neat, snappy weatherproof gaberdines, In all standard loads. and AT KINGMAN, ARIZONA and are priced at $30, $35 $40. .j DUCK HUNTING COATS TflnsrmnTi. Av.lv nrtf aa u.niv DAISY HUNTING BAGS Leroy was shot and killed here last REMNANTS night and C. Lucero, at whose SHELL VESTS EUDANK BROTHERS home the klllinc held in connection ; with Leroy's 513 death. ' ' Irnv vrfli htlf nnrtinllv 118 West Central Phone clad when he was shot, He did al 1- most instantly. -2 Leroy leaves a widow and four Matson's Price rflllrirATI In T ra ln..la. T.11MPA ATI1 hlH Wlfa nntm fr, aa .VillrAn 206 West Central Lucero will be given a preliminary Phoneisjlj hearing Monday, , , October 30, 1921. Fage Four ALBUQUERQUfe MORNING JOURNAL

DUCK IS YALE SET TO CLIMB FROM GRIDIRON RUT? WILLYS AO mm u im ijumwnm mwtorn

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In carrying out its new policy of But Few Flights Reported; Intensive development of Its whole, sals organization, Willys-Overlan- d, 11 Said to Stormy Weather Inc., has engaged the services of Be Needed in Northern Frank MoDermott as traveling rep- resentative for New Mexico. States toJStart Birds. Mr. McDermott will make his H 111 headquarters at Albuquerque and If I Although duck shooting Is two Aii;'),,v;r:y If his territory will Include practi- weeks old, but few birds have been cally the entire state. In Hunters With Mr. McDermott for a few ATTENTION! bagged this vicinity. numbers, but not days are Fred S. Andrews, branch are getting fair Denver o many as usual and are working manager of the branch of Members Friends of the A. Carlisle Willys-Overlan- d, and them. Indications are Inc., and H. A. Hugh harder for was that the big flights have not yet Greer, who formerly traveling reached here. Very few geese have representative for this part of the Post American Legion Mexico on their state, and who was at one time reached New way of the Overland Auto south. Heavy storms fn the north- manager Smoker Can the American be to start company witl location on North Every Help west will necessary the street. birds this way In any numbers. First Send Articles They arrived late Saturday sfter-noo- n Legion Useful to the Disabled O. P, A. officials report that ht with in a new Willys-Knig- tour- hunters are the driven from Den- Veterans Who Are Now in Our authorities In respecting the re- ing car, having Living City ver and calling on all Willys-Overlan- cently established game refuges dealers on and that no violations have been , the way from thia From down. reported vicinity. Mr. McDermott, commenting on A BIG BOX high water bank to hlRhwater as he them on is closed shoot- conditions found bank, the river for this says that It Is his belief Has been, placed in my store by the American i5 l two miles below of trip, ing for each that the confidence expressed by Legion. Smokers who wjsh to help the Hugh A. the wagon bridges. Signs have men In New Mexico will on areas. Yale'e eleven. K. E. fullback; Cross, business Post can so into been posted refuge Three itars of Jordan, husky do a great deal towards bringing Carlisle do by dropping "The Daylight hunting only Is guard, crouching, and Ell Cutter, rieht end. about the normal conditions which American Box" United and should Legion Certificates and sportsmen Have Tad Jonei and his aidea University of Carolina falllnjr to are in the immediate future.' receive free with at cara In not before Willys-Overlan- d Coupons you your purchases shooting rounded out a team at old EH cross Yale's coal line. And the The representa- "lialf an hour previous to the rising tives will leave for other important this United Store Agency. sun. All that will draw the Loys back to driving power stem to be there. Cigar of the shooting must end ' of the state week old of Ted Pum-ptl- l; Above are three of the men parts early this One hundred certificates have been contributed at sundown. the day Coy. will make their by and other T It looks that counted on to star for old Eli In and headquarters us to at the Klstler-Overlan- d company, start the ball rolling. i way. The early ranie thi year the big (fames with Princeton. on North while . .v ; Fourth street, they N. M. NATIONAL i ... have served to fSTove that lanes Harvard and Brown. Jones are in the city. hai a great defenaive team Wil- men tacklt Hrown rrst, Oct 8, NO COST TO GUARDSMEN WIN liams, Bates, Vermont and the at Mew ilaven. After the show a dish ot real YOU chilli at the Cedar Tree. With Your United Certificates the Ameri- I AT FIELD MEET I can Legion can obtain many hundreds of ' TO MEET DEFEAT Football Results JUS THE ONLY WAY TO GET useful premiums, many articles that will 29. YOl'R MONEY'S WORTH IS El Paso, Tex., Oct. New I Mexico national guardsmen won all IIS TO TKADE AT THE add pleasure to the disabled Veterans con- events at the Fort Bliss field meet At Salt Lake City: Utah, 17; HERE ARMY & NAVY Saturday afternoon. Battery A 7. CALDWELL fined to their rooms. football team defeated the crack Idaho, team At Columbia. Mo.: Missouri, 6; STORE of the First rav.Vrv division. Drake, 0. United Certificates or Coupons Are Given 12 to 6. of Ros-we- ll SSit South St. Jnnes and Duffy At Colorado Colorado First The Springs: LOOK AT THESE PRICES ! All starred. batterymon are college, 0; Colorado 24. Free With Purchases at This Store. of FOUGHT BATTLE Aggies. In A- -l army champs the southwest. At Denver: Deli- $5.00 sweaters New Mexico won silver University of the cup ver, 9; of 9. condition f3.0( up by the officers and men of University Wyoming, Gloves, kni' put At Portland: of Ca,l-forni- a, Army Jersey long Fort Bliss. Corporal Abbott of in University wristlets Will Be Given col-leg- ...25 With Outplaying Menaul school 14; Washington Stat e, Feud of Old Standing Ma'y Every $1.00 Purchase. C, Las Cruces n Company engineers, every luiuso of tho game the 0. itarred in the field events. Cor- won Ba Settled at in O. D. Wool Holcomb kcnojl lootua'.l squad At Grinnell: Coe, 0; Grinnell, 0. Armory Army EVERY SATURDAY poral headquarters troop. tin" in with a score ol as to IS. At Mount won the hoxin event, from Vernon: University of Less Than 12 Rounds: Albuquerque, lionuicr, wiu.in tiie lout ten min- Dubuque, 0; Cornell, 0. Shirts Reclaimed Come In and Get Your Week's knocking out the star figMer of utes Ucunul turned the At Supply. division in o' iilay Sioux City: Morningside, 14; Two Other Bouts Are Up tho First cavalry the tub. OS on the lnuiiins, Dcs Moines $1.25 to $1.75 third round of a bout. cuiiil);e:ely university, 0. Ill'ITfS1- -f wruiii w 'T,ff'"4''-r.l- nfs two luucnUowns. The game At Butte, Mont.: Montana Gorilla' o O. D. Wool new.. $3,7; The men are ' l?h!y eln'ed over the seining Mines, Jones and Walter Shirts, 1111 Kiofaft wthi,i'"ii; was one of the best in the 3. twelve-roun- O. Mil. victories and stand with the played 0; Utah Aggies, scheduled for a D. Wool Breeches, re high cuy this stason and. each, team dis. At Spokane: Gonzaga, 7; ' Mon- bout to bo the main event of claimed $3.00 to $3 5i regulars. a splendid fame. tana 2. S. 8unday morning the entire New played State, , the boxing card being prepared by Garrison Caps ,,..$1.5(1 H. FARLEY 'in first quarter wait featured by At Missoula, Mont: Whitman, Benny Cordova for tne evening of Campaign Hats Jl.ftC Mexico national guard will pass in lootuull, each team hulding review before GenernI Howze and straight 24; University of Montana, 6. November 10 t t,he armory. It Reclaimed , Wool Gloves. , ,35i West in i ui.lia'0 Ha open p.aya. The ball At South Rethlehem:' Is the consent of ot 207 Central Ave. Albuquerque, N. M.J General Brown and thoir staffs. zune fbr Lehigh 21; understood that Our line of Shoes consists was never in tne uunger West 14. two Hob-Na- il Moving pictures will be taken of were Virginia, members of the city boxing Russetts, and Officer SALES AGENT either team ana pants very At Allentown: commission I'utteei-a- t FOR event. s, Bwarthmore, has been unofficially Dress Shoes. Leather thia Immediately following liurusiuea, o the 7. re- the review the entire command frequent, the Muhlenburg, obtained for the bout and it is reasonable prices. broke His leg during At New York: Boston college, 0 ported that oil three membors will engage in a field service con- second and i'lno was W. quaner Fordham, 0. favor It. ducted by Chaplain H. Zippier as tackle, At of ARMY & NAVY x Co assisted MacWIIllams litht Middletown, Conn,: Wesleyan, Caldwell has had the best United Cigar Stores by Chaplain in tne lust quarter each team 14; Tufts, 14. Jones in several matches th.. of the Eighth cavalry, and Eighth method in their power during STORE the used every At Fargo, N. T. Fargo college, past year, but the Gorilla claims cavalry band, Chaplin's altar to score and the open field gama 18 Jamestown 0. can best of him this 823 set up on an truck. was college, he got the fiouth First St. being army preuominaied. The bnll punt- At Grand Forks, N. D.: North time and Cordovu has signed both All units will leave for their ed both teams and the inuians home stations by Dakota university, 38; North Da- the boys up to give him a chance Monday evening, bevtrtil Ions gains which lut t at Al ;uauo line kota Aggies, 9. to prove'it. headqjarters troop arriving them on Munaui'a iive yurd 111,: ' Kid Xrnwn Menaul At Evanston, Northwestern, Jones recently put buquerque Tuesday morning, and Chee wei.t over the 34; De Pnuw. 0. out of the running in the third line lor a touchuown. The goa. At round of a scheduled bout maUe the score Washington: Georgetown, 28: long wus niuUo winch George Washington, 0. at Juarez. 18-- At Amherst: Amherst 20; Ham- As pre'imlnnrlps, Jim Flynn, of TROOP'A'BOY Soon after the ball was kicked and ilton, n. Albuquerque, will mix with Ten off to the inuians they fumbled a scheduled bout of si' tne center, At WatervlIIe, Me.: Colby, 3; King for A. iienaul Maine. 0. rounds, and Pattling Otero wll' bail . and ran half the got the At Davenport, Iowa: North Des stage tho curtain lifter with Kid COPS FT. BUSS length of the field for a touchdown, Candelarla for four rounds. Better Clothes For Less Kicked raising Moines High, 3; Davenport High, 0, and lirieto goal, At 21 Ladies will be admitted free of to 7 the Indians Kansas City: Haskell, j their score against Tulsa 0. charge, 28. Tho Indiana tumbled tha ball university, recov- At Austin, Tex.: Texas "We intend putting on a good on the kicltotf and Menaul university, Cordovn BOXING HQNORSi Indian style B; Rice, 0. clean athletic exhibition," j ered it. They took the At stated last "and we wan' uf and mane three success- Tucson, Arizona: University ni;ht, ' game over of Arizona, 74; Texas School of women to feel they can come an ful that put them the same as the men." 13-2- 8 score. Mines, 0. enjoy it the Harold "Sailor" Holcomb Is Indian goal line for a fuued to kick goal. The At Reno, Nev.: Nevada. 21; bringing home the boxing bacon They tho im'.l in the Davis Farm, 13. for "A" from the national game ".i.i, troop center ot the field aticr the Indians At Stanford university: Oregon guard encampment at Fort Bliss. Aggies, 7; Stanford. 14. DUKEWlH He took it from no less a person- auanced to that lioini irum klckoff. At Pocatallo, Idaho: Idaho Tech., age than Bull Mosher, champion line-u- p fol- 13; of 7. on The Indian was as College Idaho, of the army camp, Tuesday 1. At 1. e.; Ahmie, t.; Gar- Easton, Fa.: Lafayette, 35; right when the champion took the lows: I'ahe, r. ROMPEDOVEH-HY- count in the round of an cia, 1. g.; Paydiamo, c; Ca(on, Rutgers, 0, third r. Peliman, r. e.; At Syracuse, N. T,: Washington eight-roun- d bout, g,; Burnaidea, t.; Meatus, q. b.; 'Watchman, 1. h. b.; and Jefferson, 17; Syracuse, 10. "Sailor' contented himself with s: 1. h. b.Bubstltu-tion- At Amherst: Vermont, 14; Rhode body blows during the first two Chee, f. b.; Motrin, In Pino for Burnsldes. Island State, 0. round of the meet, but the 1. ROSWELL ELEVEKn Menauls line-u- p: Fueltes, e.I At New York: Williams, 2; third round, he shot a right to the 1. Domlnguez, I. t.; Vasquez, g 0. Jaw which stretched the camp r. i on the canvas for nine Amado, Martinez, c; Lucero, g At Binghamton, N. T.: Colgate, champion 7; New York 7. TO MO.NINS JOUSNAL) counts. A left and a right to the Esquivel, r. t.; Alfred Martinez, r university, ISPteiAl DISPATCH e q. b.; Anador Martinez, At Dubuque: Columbia college, N. M., Oct. 29. Ros-we- ll chin put an end to the game after Brleto, b. Roswell, 1. 'h. Cruz, f. b.; Lash, r. h. 20;- Luther, 7. school smothered the A- Bull had regained his feet from b.; Luce- High count of nine. Substitutions: Hoirego for At Lawrence, Kans.: Kansas lbuquerque High school gridiron the Fuentes 7. ' ro; F.scajada for Fuentes; 21; Kansas Aggies, here today by a score of for Alfred Mar- - At O.: squad The first woman ever to aspire for Cruz; Vasquez Delaware, Oberlln, 21; 39-- From the beginning of the t'nei!- - Ohio Wesleyan, 0. team to gubernatorial honors in Virginia re- name to ths end the Roswell of town Officials Glenn O. Keam At Cincinnati: Crelghton, 14: St. on visitors. A- la Mrs. George Custla the and Kicketts 7. had the edge the If of who has announced her feree, Grubbs umpire Xavler, lbuquerque was nble to mnke but Kellar, At Milwaukee: Michigan Aggies, THEY ARE READING THE GOOD NEWS OUT candidacy for the governorship of head linesman. very few first downs and these Dominion on an Independ- 0; Marquette university, 7. Were made on forward the Old results At Louisville: of Ken- entirely OF THE JOURNAL ent socialist ticket. Journal Want Ada bring University passes. HoweVer, the scors does tucky, 0; Sewanee, 6. class it At New York: Tenn 28; not indlsate the of (tame State, was, because It was one of ths best Georgia Tech., 7. ever in At Princeton: Princeton, 84; and cleanest games played Virginia, 0. Roswell. At Tho Albuquerque hlprh player? Hold To Philadelphia: Pittsburgh, 28; like demons in the face of fall clothes Fast Health 0. played New at Pennsylvania, score HELPS MAKI At West Point: Army, 58; Sus- a lopsided until the very end With The Mighty quehanna, 0. of tho game. They were simply RICH REI At Beth- outclassed by a team Hphter than Strength-Givin- g Annapolis: Navy, 21; BLOOI any, 0, they by a few pounds, but faster At Haven: 47; and with more good individual lower 'New Yale, Power of ex- prices Brown, 7. players, Both teams showed NUXATED IRON At Madison: Wisconsin, 85; cellent coaching, each one playing Minnesota, 0. ' superior football, - slips away so easily as At Ithaca; Cornell, E9; Dart- Roswell scored with five touch- You know the Kuppenheimer repu- gothlnir Unless YOU hold fast to mouth, 7. downs and four goals kicked, a WEALTH by your owo effortsby keeplnir At Urbana, 111.: Michigan, 8; Illi- safety, and Fyffe kicked a field tation for quality. It has been an American tradition for war blood pure, red and rich in iron the day may nois, 0. goal from the twenty-five-yar- d some when all do It to had acted At Lafayette,J Ind.: Iowa, 13; line. Albuquerque executed some you can WISH you sooner. , three This season can standard . al- generations. you get "Vtar flf (rrtn vnti m.T hn nA &t thlrf v. trated form that one Purdue, excellent forward passes, and Hut Colo- was than-las- fall of Intellect, poor in memory, nervous, dose la Milmated to be At Chicago: Chicago, 35; though Roswell able to use at one-thir- d lower t sad U 'rua down.' while t 50 or 60 with amiroxlmatel7 eoliiva-- V rado, 0. these, they preferred straight foot- Kuppenheimer quality prices teoty of Iron is your blood you rosy still be lent (la organic iron content) to eating one At Indianapolis: Indiana, 7; ball In which the gains were surer. young In feeling, full of life, your whole being half quart of spinach, one quart of creel Notre Dame, 28. year. trtnunlag am with Tim and energy. vegetables or half a dozen baked apples. 1 Okla- Bui b sun the iron you take is organic it like taking extracts of beef Instead of eatuu At Lincoln; Nebraska, 44; too Unrated Iron sod not metallic iron pounds of meat. homa, 0. VAtah pPl usually take. Organic iron Over 4,000,000 people annually are uatni At S. Louis: Ames, 0; Washing- Honied Iron la uue the Iron la your blood Nuxated Iron. It quickly helps make rlcl ton, 2. and Uko the Iron In sploacb, lentlU and apnlee, red blood, revllialize wornout xhauate4 mHalhe iron la Iron Just as It comes from nerves and increased ant" Kuppenheimer fhB give strength Season mm aotam of strong add on small pieces of energy. Your money will no refunded hj GOLF TOURNEY WILL on SUog and is therefore an entirely illiTercnt the manufacturers If It does not product lotif from Nuxated Iron. Nuzated Iron rep- - satisfactory results. BE RESUMED AT THE Good Clothes OKgaiucuoa ui auca a nigoiy concea- - ior aale Dy all druggists. Nov. 1st COUNTRY CLUB TODAY Opens

Roy McDonald and John Tlerney will .nla, tha fniirth fllflrht if the Secure a car from president's cup golf tournament at us the before ' Hear the Baby me country ciuo toaay wun oui night nine points separating them for the It will cost you Presenting the same high quality which' top place. McDonald holds the leading net score with 208, while nothing' to keep it .sold twelve months ago for $65 and $75 ; , Tlerfley's Bcore Is 218. Play in the president's cup over night. tourney ha been exceptionally Other Good Makes $30.00 to $40.00 the good, many low scores being turn- with ; big ed In. Tierney's score for the last See us for further nine holes .Sunday was 35, one information. point under par. ; tone S l ill PURDt'E DEFEATS CHICAGO. Lafayette, Ind., Oct. 29. Purdue in their annual DIllVERLESS : Has all the new features, the same as Its big brother,fyplays defeated Chicago Seven 11 records; It is . with the new cross country run today. equipped Ultona, the Tone men finished in the first Go Purdue E, Amplifier, Tone Modifier; hear it and also the Brunswick L. Washb Records. seven places, Furnas leading the FORD em They are wonderful, hear them at CO. way. Chicago men finished eighth, 'Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers' i ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth, The 121 North Third Albuquerque Music Store A Denver woman applied to the to 778. district attorney for a "permit" Phone 580 Tbone 311 West Central Avenue. shoot a rival for her husband's

77 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 30, 1921.

The American farm federation has appointed a committee to draw up plans for organizing the two million farm women in America in OftlGtTl s a united effort to Improve farm! and home life from the social, Daily Magazine Page health, economic, cultural and civic HAREM ACCURATELY PICTURED standpoints. PUREST BATHING ALCOHOL - An ASK DOC, HE KNOWS! excellent rubhing alcohol. Can be used safely externally1 jll BEAUTY CHATS Paris, Oct. 29. French in any quunity. 85 per cent Pure Alcohol. ON SCREEN FOR FIRST TIME champaigne and other fine J By iSdnn Kent Forbt. wines are Licreasincr In lo- - demand In th United States THIN, FADED HAIR j 69C PER PINT "for medicinal purposes." More CAIiORIES AND WEIGHT. height. Most scales havo a little than 340,000 quarts, valued at 1, 502.000 francs, j Fresh Martha Washington Brick Ice Cream. 3 NEEDS "DANDER. NE" Combin- card showing the Insurance tables were ',2 b. ;A woman wrote to mo recently exported to America dur-- Candy, to boxs. ation, Vanilla and Fruit Salad, of weights and heights. You can ing the first six months of this 8 Assorted Chocolates. Choc- Maple and Vanilla. nrid aBked me whether It waa most to - olates get this information easily year, according figures pub- 4 with hard centers. Old Quarts 65c , . to learn the caloric the- S !. TO THICKEN IT Pints. ,35c necessary that way. lished today by the ministry fashioned hot box in order reduce. is not package. ory to It Blue Eyes: Send a stamped of commerce. Mount Vernon package. Hon Phone us your orders. We necessary but it is desirable, if envelope for a formula to During the corresponding 35 cents a Hons; all kinds, lb $l.()!l deliver free and Bort flirt in huys promptly. you understood exactly the bleach off freckles. Cucumber period 1920 onlv 121,000 bottle of "Dander-ine.- " of foods you may eat and the julcq will help, but the best way quarts, valued at' 600,000 Within to - S ten quantities, you cannot go wronp. is to protect the skin from the di- francs, were shipped Ameri- the Watch for our Combination lc Solo Ad to In Another excellent reason is ca. minutes after nppcnr that rect rays of the sun, which can $ first application you This paper soon fys-tc- 3&hjj This Is oil if you understand this caloric be done by using a very little liquor ImDorted can not find a will be able to and Into America under licenses single you pick cream, wiping off surplus and 8 of or the 8 trace dandruff r ft choose your the granted by "prohibition o Box foods, eatlne dusting the face with a fine pow- 8 hair. Dander-In- $2.50 and $3.00 Ttexall Laxative like fear enforcement commissioner," falling Taper; Aspirin Cold things you without any der before much exposure to the 8 Tablets. We French statistics say. is to the hair Inner lined envelopes. Special positively guar- that indulgence is Kolnp to mean sun or wind. what fresh showerf antee these tablets to break more pounds instead of fewer. M. D.: I regret there is not of rain and sunshine price, per box $1.39 up a cold. Per box This whole re- 2.c caloric system of space to publish the eylash tonic are to vegetation. It duction, which is the new and at this time, send a stamped ad- goes right to the 4 nientific way, is frequently gone dressed envelope for it. Probably the oldest "school girl" roots yd over In Invigorates and from one end to the other Worrled.: The growth of hair in America is Mrs. Amy Davis strengthons them, this pace and tables of calories under the arms is natural and Winship, who at 90 vears of ni?r heloin&r vour hair tr are published, so that If you read to bathe each has failing day, completed the recent summer .u,s, Haaa.IV UaaU you will havo the whole system nothing to do with It; but, you course at the University of Wiscon- r'"luxuriant. .The Store to should whole each sin. Mrs. given you. bathe the body Wlnshln. who U tho Girls! Girls! Don't let your hail .Cknerally speaking day and be sure that you do not mother of on of the faculty mem stay lifeless, A 2 to 6, as skin bers of the Wisconsin colorless, thin, scrag- Child, years requires neglect this part, the 's iin,vpr,tv gy. A single application of FIRST and CENTRAL 1000 to 1G00 calories of food daily. more active under the arms than has been a student at various insti- - ful delight- Danderlne will double the beau- G!5. A Child, 6 years to 12, requires other places. The odor from per- iuuons or learning since 1909, when ty and radiance Two Phone, 63 and Free 1C00 to 2500 she of your hair and Delivery calories of food daily. spiration is usually the result of entered college at the age of 79 make It look twice as abundant. A "Youth. 12 years to IS, requires not drinking enough water to keep 2:0 to 3000 calorics of food daily. the system properly flushed. An Adult Woman requires 1600 Contrite: It should not take to 3000 calories of food daily, de- you longer than one month to be pending upon the activity of the able to put up the hair after bob woman. bing It. Gather u? as much of it An Adult Man requires 2000 to as you can to tie It together at the 4000 calories of food dally depend- back of the head. Arrange the ing upon tho activity of the man. switch over and around this, then jiiii) . To find out more exactly the curl all of the hair that remains number of of calories food you and cover the entire head with a Pola Negri and Taul Wegener as they appear in "One Arabian Night." need dally you must know your net, but it loose not keep enough There is one about the KAHN to The and mysterious thing present weight and what you spoil the soft effect from the interesting It is should weigh for age and curls. life of the harem inmates is vividly harem of a mighty sheik t your where there are no In- newest German place great depleted the complications about getting a di- film to be released in this country. vorce. In the picture Paul Wegen- The name of the spectacle Is "One er, a Persian sheik, tires of his fa- Arabian Night," and again the vorite wife and is captivated by a FFICIEFJT SfOIISEiCEEPiriO I'oli has the star- desert dancer by Mile. Y fascinating Negri played PA DA YS' ring part. Negri. He decides to give the new SPECIALS By LACK A A. K I REMAN. It Is said to be the first time object of his affection the place of that a serious effort has been honor in the harem. To do this he made to show on the screen just removed a rtrlng of pearls from what a harem looks like, and how the neck of erstwhile favorite, iiatTjOwe-f- to l;now that our the its ron thk always pleased the women confined in such an in- places it on that of the usurper CONVALESCENT INVALID. friends think of us. stitution conduct themselves. Con- and tho divorce Is When invalid or complete. the awakes, siderable research work was dono The photographs show Pola Ne- STARTING TOMORROW Anybody who has ever been when the bandage Is removed tho Ernest as the installed harem or dec- by. director, Lubitseh, gri newly sick in bed knows that tho hard- from his her eyes, and the in order that the setting and the queon. wearing the pearls, at the est time to bear one's Illness Is orations have been enjoyed, the action would be true to life. side of her lord and master. on following game might be started: a holiday when all the rest The Witches Answers: From a of the world is This Hal- at play. child's cony of Mother Goose was suro she would soon return. ever done to hurt you. lowe'en are scores of con- an nothing there Rhymes trace the picture of We sat In the dining room, the Just let him go, Honey. It ain't FOR YS old witch on DA this TWO valescent invalids who are not able tissue paper; pin windows of which opened upon love you has for him else I ONLY to invitations to or piece of tissue to a piece of rather the porch. About 15 minutes bad wouldn't be you. It's only accept parties stiff cardboard and cut out around teazlng to enjoy tho company of persons passed when we heard voices, that gettln' them to you you, and the witch figure. Tou can now .luanlta and Mary had paused on that scttin" them to love you, and outsldo their own family, yet who color the cardboard witch orangt? tho and the windows thata would their porch, being bad, Honey only way." MONDAY AND TUESDAY appreciate having and black with a child's set of raised we heard distinctly. It was "I won't let her have him!" sickroom take on a "Hallowe-eny- " crayons. Place this witch on a DIok's name Dick's hand was on arm and would much uttered by Juanita my now, appearance derive large circular disc of stiff card- that caught our attention that the pressure and his glance de- OPPORTUNITY WILL BE AFFORDED pleasure in celebrating the occa- board, securing the two us I EVERY WOMAN AND MAN IN some together kept silent. Then, manded silence. "Not until have sion with such simple game bv running a pin through the mid- "Now, Mary, you know It won't proven that I can take him away as that given below, which would dle of the witch-figur- e and bend- do to mo." ALBUQUERQUE TO MAKE A DRASTIC SAVING. not overtax any pood urge from her!" Juanita stamped her SO NO ONE WILL BE their strength. ing It flat on the under side of "But Miss Juanita." Marv's foot, "f tell you he's going to be The decorations might be hung the cardboard disc. In this way, voice was "MiHter Wil- room rttibborn, at my feet where he belongs!" DISAPPOINTED, THIS SALE WILL BE CONTINUED FOR DAYS-MON- DAY around the when the Invalid the witch will twirl around when liams ain't fitten to make vou act Dick the door and, still TWO is a or tho In- On out- opened taking daytime nap snun with the finger. the like do. He ain't nothin' but i arm, drew me out in- yci holding my upon AND TUESDAY. valid's eyes might be bound with side edges of the disc write, at a poor writer men with a wife that the with him. FOR BEST CHOICE, COME EARLY! a silk while mys- porch handkerchief the tervals. "Soon," "In Two Weeks." he'd have to got rid of before ho "You have just said. Juanita, terious work of decorating is go- "Good Things Ahead." "Keep Smil- " s could marry you and that Nan thought I cared for her. ing on. A few bright pumpkin-face- ing," "Surprise Soon," and "Yes." "Marry me? That's rich! I Well I do! You see we have FLANNELS (such as can be bought at Now on a sheet of paper write don't want to him. heard all hav said. Wo should QUITO BUNGALOW APROKS could be marry Mary." you any stationers' store) these sentences: "When Will I Get "Then what do you want of him. have stopped you perhaps when Of window I Go . good quality, all pinned to the curtains. Well?" "When Will to a peal Honey?" we heard ourselves discussed. But colors, fancy Outing Flannels Standard quality Percales, in light plaids, checks, The lighting shades or bulbs could Party?" "Is Thero Something Un- "I want to makn Mm pet rid of we have the old that sell regularly at 20c. 1 and solid be decked and Store well, proved 1 O stripes colors. Good gaily with orange expected In For Mo?" (and her! I want to show her T can! adage that listeners never hear Price, per r7(T black so that when the lights were any other sentences you like). The Rho thinks be rnrca for tipt-- Hm of themHclves." yard JLisC ?1.25 values. Sale price I DC room would be colored good on, the Invalid first reads aloud one of ordinary little thing. Why' he "I don't care if you did hear!" wierdly. Crepe paper streamers these sentences, and then spins has been crazy over me nlnco the aluanita was white with be festooned here and on passion. might there; the witch the dial; the top of first day I met him." "Mary Is right. You are too com- WOMEN'S SUITS and a real pumpkin, hollowed out, her hat points to tho answer on the "And you Plto to show vour mon a man for me to bother with. BLANKETS WM could stand on table or bureau as outside of the disc when she stops power over him rnme as you have A man who makes love to a wo- Fine gauge, white cotton, medium Union Jack O'Lantern. If some outside spinning. with the others, don't man and then tells his wife about Dependable qualities, 66x80, wool weight, friend of the invalid were to make this a Jack you? But, heavy nap plaid, Suits. Sizes 34 to 44. Real values. Following game, Honey, never mind worrin' abo'lt it, is not worth thinking about!" very desirable all with $1,75 this Jack O'Lantern, the Invalid's Horner Tie, filled with messages thin writer hia I quality; colors, plaids, pink Priced two qq of manlet wife have could have laughed as I recalled for days only enjoyment it would be doubly from friends, could be "cut" by the him." once I al- white, green, brown, grey, blue, tan iOC for when we are ill we are that had told her Dick (JQ QA keen; invalid. I listened to the old woman ways confided his affairs to me. and white. Sale price PO0 pleading for me with curiously Then she turned to me: SPORT WOOL HOSE mixed fecllnrjs. I couldn't have "I wish you joy of the warmed-ove- r (Come spoken to save my life. So it was affection you will get from Early) to show her power over him that him!" There is a great demand for smart looking Wool THE WOMAN HE Juanita wanted to take Dick from Dick laid his arm over my Hosiery thjs season. woman MARRIED me. not because she loved him. shoulders and Every enjoys wearing replied: low shoes Oxfords and . "I tell you Mary, I will not give "If Nan wll forgive and love mo, '3 SHIRTS Pumps. Kahn's featuring By JANE PITEIJPS. T a up. l! make him make him sav will make her just as happy as good assortment of the most wanted kinds of ne mn Of wants to go sway with him I can. Will you. Nan?" dependable make, in good woven madras; Wool Hosiery, at varied prices. Embroidered Clox, He is tho first man who has ever "I have already forgiven and I patterns to suit the taste of man. DARKEST JUST BEFORE quently I Dick to go over resisted me so long. I ll prove to never hnve ceased to love every Regular spear head style. Real $2.00 value. i urged you, -- a QQ DAWN. there with me. It gave him less you tnat I can fake him from her, Dick. Come, let us go home." I $3.00 and $4.00 values. fl t Reinforced heel and toe. Sale price excuse to alone. Yet I knew tne plain, wanted to before tpJ-4- q cOC go unattractive, working get away Juanita Extra special 0 CHAPTER 126. that he did go; that her hold was woman. ' could say anything more. In the morning the postman still strong enough to make him you won t mnrrv mm, vou As we hurried down the walk I OUTING FLANNEL so- never NIGHTGOWNS t brought Dick a thick letter. long for her, and seek her docs. Mrs. Williams ain't heard Juanita's mocking laugh. accept-;- 3 Put It no His big serial had been ciety. longer had the power LADIES' Heavy Outing - ' i, ed, and a check of such dimensions Mary, Juanita's old servant who to hurt me Dick's arm was PETTICOATS grade Flannel, longer than night- as made us gasp was his reward. had been with her for many years, SIMPLICITY KEY around my waist. gowns usually are; more roomy than the average was to an ex- lot of Knitted ' k "Don't you see, Dear, that you in her confidence (The End.) Big and Outing Flannel, ossorted nightgown. Values up to for i". or else tent not often seen between maid NOTE OF COSTUME $2.00, Monday and never need Juanita anyone sizes and colors. Values up to $2.00 ' -- J In I and mistress. When we first met Tuesday only. (T g to make you a success? fact, Fop a Weak Digestion. for two Sale QQ j q back she told me that she days only. price . j; rather think she put you Juanita had No medicine can replace food, OcC Special price tPJLO It about a year," I remarked casual-- ! never had any secrets from this but Chamberlain's Tablets will t as we what we would old woman who had been with her to ly planned - help you digest your food. It ; do with tho money. "It was per- since her childhood. Is not tho quantity of food taken ' fectly lovely for her to want to "She knows all mv goodness and that gives vigor to ' aw-- strength Remember You'll Do help you all along. I wanted all my badness," she had said the system, but the amount digest- Always Better at fully to myself. But I felt I laughingly, "I can be quite my- ed an asslmll. tod. If troubled would only hinder, so I never of-- self with her." with n weak digestion, give Cham- fered." I never had liked the old woman, berlain's Tnbleta a trial. Thous- SELF-SERVIN- '$ ' "Just as though you had not although I could give no real rea- ands have been be..e''tcd by their KAHN'S G ; ;j helped! Why, Nan, had It not son for my dislike. She was Inof- use. GROCETERIA ! been for you I never could have fensive, almost servile toward ,' written anything. You financed Juanita's guests, but there was Russian women have the Specially planned for two days only, to to cur jf the family until I got on my feet." something not quite frank I of being born politicians and prove you underselling supremacy. iS It had been a long, long time thought, something almost shy diplomats. Your MONEY MORE the ; since Dick had said anything like about her. buys at Kahns' Store not seme days, but EVERY DAY. this to me. Mv eyes misted, yet I The parlor maid admitted us. 5! would not let him see how childish She said she would tell Juanita we I I f wns. were there. After a bit she came Kahn's Bulletin ' "Let us go over and tell Juanita back and said her mistress was not Grocery Kahn's Grocery Bulletin J Fre- - In, and asked us to she of your success," I suggested. wait as Del Monte Brand Pork and can 13c i Beans, Wisconsin Tiny Peas, 3 cans ...87c!. Del Monte Brand Pork and Beans, 8 cans $1 Wisconsin Sifted Peas, can 24c Borden's and Pet Brands of Milk, tall can. . 12V?.c Wisconsin Sifted 3 cans . MOTHER! MDVECHILD'SBQWELS Borden's and Pet Brands of Milk, 8 tall cans. . .98c Peas, ....70c Borden's and Pet Brands of Milk, baby can. . .6V2c Kuners String Beans, can 15C.; Borden's and Pet Brands of Milk, 10 baby cans. .62c Kuners String Beans, 7 cans .$1 Hebe of WITH "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" Brand Milk, tall can 9C Del Monte Hominy,, can 15C'" Hebe Brand of Milk, 12 tall can3 '. j ...$1 Del Monte Hominy, 7 cans $1 bowels is Mount Cross Sweet Spuds; can 25c Hurry mother! Even a sick child cleansing of the little Silver Bar 10 No. 1 iu-v- , Mount Cross Sweet 4 cans Tomatoes, cans IOVCO IHQ i itiwj w w".. often all that la necessary. ''if Spuds, 98c ..SSc and it never fails fornla Fig Syrup" Ask for Pinnacle Brand Early June Peas, can. . 15c Rosedale Solid Pack Tomatoes, 6 No. 2 cans. . .78c t open tho bowels. A teaspoonf ul your druggist genuine ...... ;. 4? . - .1.11.3 haB Pinnacle Brand 7 ' touay may prevent a bujh w-- "California Fig Syrup" which Early June Peas, cans. .$1 Sac City Corn, can 12 Vic-"- ! morrow. If constipated, bilious, directions for babies and children Wisconsin Tiny Peas, can Sac Corn, 8 colic, or of all ages on bottle. Moth- ..30c City cans....' 98c ; feverish, fretful, has cold, printed Del Monte Melba Half . if stomach is sour, tongue coated. er! You must say "California" or Peaches, can. . ,30c Signet Country Gentleman Corn, can 18c J breath bad, remember a good you may get an Imitation fig syrup. Del Monte Sliced Peaches, can ,30c Signet Country Gentleman Corn, 5 cans 87c ORANGE and Sunkist Pineapple, by the case only of 24 No. 2 12 cans.. $6.65 SPUDS! Sunkist SPUDS! SPUDS! : Pineapple, by the case only of 24 ' PEACH No. 2 cans , . .$5.65 EACH 100-l- b. SACK $2.50 The aristocrat of Ice Cream will be our specialty for this week. Try It. It will Famous Artists make a hit with you as no Nazimova recently bought a SONORA because she wanted other Ice Cream ever has. musical excellence. Nina members of the St. Louis Bymphony Orchestra disposed of the phonographs they had and purchased the SONORA because of the wonderful Sonora Tone and Albuquerque mechanical excellence. If you are undecided, why not be KAHN'S STORE guided by the cholct. of famous musicians throughout tho If ; entire world. They are In a position to Judge. When heard 4 Dairy Ass'n. In comparison the SONORA is always chosen. vl, Best Place Phone 351 Albuquerque's Shopping NEW MEXICO PHONOGRAPH CO. Hiiiiiit'ity Key. This charming model Is of black 109 402 W. Control GEORGE GEAKE Thonc 401 panne velvet with a draped sash North First St. - Opposite Y. M. C. A. 'A of metallic brocade caught with a 4 large floscr of black velvet. October 30, 1021." Page Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 WITH FAMINE ON ALL SIDES, WHERE TO? ARMED EMPLOYES WILL CITY ITER IS GUARD MAIL WAGONS New York, Oct. 29. Fifteen mo- torcycles with side-ca- r attachments ALL driven by armed postal employes FREE FROM were put into service today to ac- an wagons loaded with mail. mart company r rooiwear The machines were ordered by postmaster Merman at tho Instance For Misses and Growing Girls of Postmaster General Hays, be- Women, CQHJIITI cause of the mall truck robbery last Monday In which- - bandits es- caped with $l,r00,000 worth of Quality, Style and Price Combine to and securities. Chlorination Plant Was Put; money Make these J. C. Penney Co. Shoes the in Operation Monday and UttYN MAWR DEFEATED. Philadelphia, Oct. 29. The Best Possible Footwear Investment Has Proved a success; woman's field hockey col- Will Be Used Temporarily team defeated the Bryn Mawr lege eleven at Bryn Mawr today, 18 to 0. r The water chlorination plant, Shoes for Women which was put In operation Mon- A Chicago society woman, Mrs. has proved a complete success Keith Snalding, has set a world ol new Fall and Winter in the finest day, womon bring- A large variety styles and the city water Is now going to record for anglers by The ing unaided to gaff a broadbill leathers black and brown kid and calfskin with the pop- the consumer absojutely pure. 426 test of the water made yesterday v, 7," V J swordfish weighing pounds. heels. revealed this condition and the tLMi The catch was made off Catallna ular Military eWi; southern California. added fact that no trace of chlorine island, remained In the water after treat- ment all of It being used up In $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 $6.90 $7.90 the process. Woman Tells How Feeling that the Impure condi- Oxfords and Pumps in brown and black leathers, tion of the water was only a tem- Were Healed Strap a Lungs porary matter, the city obtained This letter Just received, Is only one portable chlorination plant from of many continuously coming In from the public health department at grateful users, which1 substantiate the $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 Santa Fe. The plant was Installed statement that tuberculosis can be at the city pumping station and ..'.;W j3f i. a.njMnii.M a,,. ..I, Mi .i. mum miMaUm lMlsfll ITlTi permanently healed In all climates By treatment of the water started gjipiiiMwiiiwrwiimirTi Munmr in sssssMs.riis THE INHAT.ANT METHOD, Which Is morning. used at home: ilonday A daily sight in Russia. "Montiromery. Ala., Oct. , 1931. In ' It took some time to obtain the of recent as on answer to your letter date proper mixture, but Tuesday a animals this Russian has In this same hopeless state fam- to my condition, will state that after Girls two-tent- Without food, home, dltions, family Shoes for of of a a. made Growing the mixture part few reached the end of things. Thou- ine the winter without food or havlnsr thorough examination by to one million of to carry their belongings a local doctor. I was pronounced strong of chlorine parts con- - sands families in Russia are sufficient clothes. at economical lasts and water was shown to he perfect and or a bit of hope for better of and well and no traces ot T. B. were Style and comfort prices. English since that time has been used. visible. Not feeling too sure of my and broad toe mahogany and black leathers, Is com- condition. I waited several weeki and medium styles The chlorination process to which be- would have proved be the win had another examination made, shoe paratively simple, the chlorine score. as as the first. A big feature in our department. in and mixed nlng h. nrnvpn satisfactory ing contained a drum CENTRE COLLEGE Recovering Denver fumble on So from these examinations I feel sure with the watpr In small quantities WINS I no need to worry about my mix- EBRffl Denver's line the Cowboys that longer continuously before the fluid were unable to take the ball over condition from that point Thanking $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 down into the city main. ynu for the Interest that you have taken $2.98 ture drops In three downs and Fitzke dropped the. The chlorination of the water Is In my case, and appreciating good In GRIDIRON SQUAD back to the line and tied that your Method has done. me. I will absolutely harmless, resulting F ROM the score with his third field goal. like a salt solution. - something final minutes of Is an excerpt from another 1 in extracted During the play Following- Chlorine is reality Denver constantly menaced the letter received on today's mail: salt by the elec- OH III.. Oct. 8, 1821. My wife Children from compound Wyoming goal, using forward Freeport. Shoes for Misses and trolysis method. HARVARD Is all right, getting along fine." (She SQGGY FIELD passes on every scrimmage. Few INHALANT METH Operation of the plant Is figured 01 IRIS were the was healed by TUB children to cost an average of 4 5 cents a successful, however, and OD some time since.) Shoes that stand the hard wear that romping give of chlorine is Wyoming backs intercepted passes Through courtesy, names ana day. Three pounds at critical moments and kicked out ore not published, but they will their footwear so constructed as not to retard the natural twenty-fou- r hours at a used each McMillin Scores a of Once again In this h. furnished upon request, together cost of 15 cents a pound. About a Cornhuskers Pile Up 44 "Bo" clanger. aa to Dr, of the feet Many attractive styles including the water period Fitzke got within kicking ,it, .nmniAtjt information growth million and a half gallons of Touchdown and "Pray- Balrd's INHAT.ANT METHOD. Address tans and the each Points to the Sooners' distance but his attempted kick Suite Union broad-to- e Orthopedic lasts browns, blacks, are consumed by city from line was INHALANT METHOD, r hours at this time of Colonels" Defeat the the blocked, T.eairiie I.os Angeles, uamnrni., twenty-fou- None; Preston Puts Up a ing Denver recovering. nidg.. year. Wonderful Contest. Crimson, 6 to 0.- - The Denver eleven outrushed the 98 to Cowboys, but lacked tho punch $3.50 SAYS EVERYBODY MUST The Associated rress.) (By The AssneTntea rress.) within the line. Both (By Oct. 29. teams lost opportunities in the : PRAY FOR SUCCESS OF Oct. 29. Nebras- Cambridge, Mass., Lincoln, Neb., Centro College of Danville Ky., first period to score when backs DORIS ! over Oklahoma ARMS ka romped today scored a remarkable football tri- fumbled. One Price to CUTjCONFERENCE rain-soake- d win- Unalterable Policy Everybody on a football field, in the Harvard stadium here TODAY, Oar a score of 44 to 0 and set- umph crim- (By The Associated Frsss.) ning by this afternoon, defeating the 11:30 to 8:00 ting a pace partisans of the Corn- touch- Luncheon, London, Oct. 29. Everybody Ne- son 6 to 0 as the result of a FISHERMEN AND THEIR huskers believes makes the "Bo" McMillin. It $1.00 must pray for the success of the serious contender down made by said Baron braska eleven a was tho first defeat sustained by FAMILIES IN DANGER Roast turkey, stewed chicken SELLING Washington conference, for the Missouri Valley conference dress- BUYING Japanese ambassador. In Harvard in the stadium since the with dumplings, oyster Ilavashi, to championship. Nebraska won by OF STARVING TO DEATH - gravy, candied MOST speaking today at a luncheon of season of 1916. ing, gihlct MOST fl 1 El IE ifcjl'lBM'flBr He had no a diversified battery straight, team was n yams, duchess potatoes, cream- II fMTglll foreign correspondents. football, together The Centre College Tbe Associated Press.) WE SELL to make as to the course hard, smashing far aggregation than the (By ed asparagus tips on toast, WE BUT suggestion with' brilliant end runs and super- superior Montreal, Oct. 29. Fishermen marshmallow FOB to be taken the conference on Okla- one defeated, 31 to 14, on the stewed rice, salad, by in the game. and thei families tho barren FOR 1 1 M I I ifsCTu mm 4 r9 kicking along limitation of armaments and Far iority same field a year ago. Harvard pie, ice cream with spice S l iSBB 1 umJi mum homa, lighter by several pounds to labrador coast between Shecatika a i i ii IgrnggB nk'Ji yJi LESS Eastern problems, he continued, the was generally outplayed by the marble cake. LESS the man. was handicapped by but a and Eradore, are in danger of star- Coffee Tea Milk wi but he hoped that only principles was unable to "pitting colonels." of of 312 DEPARTMENT 5TUKE5 common upon muddy field, and in final vation because the failure the of the broad grounds enrry out to the limit her undoubt- desperate rally the period season's codfish catch. relations would be ex- to 7:00 410-41- which future ed in forward passing. might have changed the result A appeal was re- Dinner, 5:30 N. M. 2 West Central Avenue based would be discussed. superiority a telegraphic $1.00 Albuquerque, As it, was, the visitors in the second cept for penalty. ceived today by the minister of the with three successive com- A forward pass, Buell to Church- interior of the of Roast turkey, stewed chicken women begin period Cen- province Quebec -- Japanese usually forward throws, Tyler, Hill, ill, gave Harvard the ball on that flour be sent immedi- with dumplings, oyster dress- THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT; the of 10. pleted three-yar- d asking smoking at age Marsh and Hendricks the tre's line, but offside to the ing, glbiet gravy, home made "STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD on have handling five-yar- d ately famine threatened Women, the average, ran down the field yards play caused a penalty ' jelly, creamed cauliflower, to ball, fifty Belle-flow- er broader heads in proportion only and a second attempt from Cen- mashed potatoes, baked and to the Nebraska line, in- their length, and darker eyes tre's thirty-seven-ya- line was olives, men. to be cheated out of a possible Mrs. Amelia Heath, who died apples, celery, hair than touchdown an uncompleted for- tercepted by Bartlett. The game at was last Jello Salad by ended Ogden. Utah, the With ward pass over the goal line. It shortly afterward. survivor of the six women who rium Pudding, Ice Cream Ipillllllilllll lllllllllllLllllllilllllllllllllllilllll was the only time Nebraska goal were the first women Jurors to Devil Food Cake IMM was In danger. serve in the United Strtes. The Coffee Tea Milk of Nebraska took the measure jury was impanneled at Laramie, THE JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS the FOutherners almost at the kick-of- f Vyo., in 1870. Doris Tea Room Pyramid Sure and scorod at regular intervals. CM The Preston played a wonderful game 510 West Central. was the Individual Cornhusker ill DORIS HIGGINS, HOSTESS and Try a Journc' Want Ad. Believes Piles star, his returning of punts being DENVER VARSITY as neat a bit of work as ver seen on the local gridiron. Swnnson and Tbe Relief from Pain, DUcomfort and Scherer were also towers of Distress U What Ha Made for Nebraska. strength ft i Million Friends for Pyramid . HE Pile Suppositories. Send for a Free Trial GUIDES HIKERS TO (By The Anoel.ited Tress.) Until you use them you can have AID COLLEGE FUND Denver Colo. Oct. ?n. fullback no Idea of the soothing influence of uni- Pile Fitzke's toe earned Wyoming Fyramid Suppositories. versity's football team a tio with Overcoat this after- The Denver university hero noon, !) to 9. The hig cowboy hack drop-kicke- d three goals, one from the line, matching Den- ver's placement kick and touch- down. You Want Is Here McCauley, Denver quarterback, kicked a placement from the lino in the first period. Fitzke came back in the second period and booted a drop-kic- k from the same distance. He added another in the third period. is for In the final period the Denver It big and warm eleven played a wide open game Williams throwing a pass to Filte. right end, with the hall on the line. Flke trotted over the goal line unmolested. Denver fail- comfort, made by Society ed to kick goal and thus lost what

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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' Page Seven WIFE OF CHINESE CANNOT CONSIDER GAS COUNTY SCHOOL GIRL PUTS CIT1 I PARLEY DELEGATE BUILDING IRE "AID HAVEN'T MASKS AS LIFE SAVING POPULAR SOCIALLY APPARATUS, IS RULING CHILDREN BE 1- -2 10 BUT 3 HOURS FORTIFICATIONS (By The Aamrlatrd Pren.) LUMBER-- FORGOT T.E Washington, Oct. 29. Army gas masks cannot be considered life saving apparatus, it was formally IN BIG PARADE FROM LAS VEGAS WAR A decided by the Interstate Com- WILL MEAN merce commission today, A south- In Ail Its Grades western railroad, which held that they were in the matter of fixing SERVICE AND SATISFACTION All Pupils From Schools Three hours and a half from I have learned freight rates, lost a considerable Las Vegas to by Japanese Predicts Strife Be my lesson, sum of money. Close to Will Partic- Albuquerque It is this: The people who al- City auto road. This is the record u tween His and U. ways do the at the The Houston (Texas) Chamber girl claimed to have Country right thing of Commerce and the W. c. ipate in the Armistice Day hung up right time these people we Munn when she stopped at the Cham- S. Unless Work in South come to love for constant company, a corporation In the COAL ber of Commerce afternoon their same SUPPLY and Celebration Here. Friday Pacific Is acts of kindness who are al- city, brought the question to Information on west roads. ss before com- get Stopped. ways known for their though-fulne- the commission by Plans for In the She expected to reach San Fran-cis- o these people aren't plaining that the railroads which participating and Socorro (By The Aiaorlatrd tram.) carried a carload of LUMBER COMPANY Armistice were Monday morning 29. inspired. They don't act on the the masks day parade made in about an hour and a half! San Francisco, Calif., Oct. of moment. from Camp Logan, were unable to the teachers Unless United States and impulse the They ty county yesterday The official in charge of the the Japan simply use forethought. They find a speclflo. rate charge cover- moraine? at thplr moMim nf 4va tourist burenu at the Chamber of stop fortifying the south Pacific, the cost, rt,i two coun- are always thinking ahead ing and consequently Town school. Practically all of the Commerce listens to all kinds of a conflict between the about ways of showing their made the charge double first class schools close to the will be yarns about motors but has not tries is inevitable, and for the sake will to others. was and classified the life- - A 5 city both coun- good It masks as Phones l represented in the parade, many yet recovered from this one. Ho of peace and harmony last Christmas morning that saving apparatus. of them with their entire enroll- claims auto tales have Jumped tries should refuse to spend an this came over me, when the The commission, colnttnf out ment of cent Kotaro pupils. clear out of the class of fish other for this purpose, postmnn handed me dozens of that the masks were sent to Chi-- 1 The kensei-k- al suggestion that the children torles. ' Mochlzuki, a leader of the Christmas cards from friends cago tor sale as souvenirs, con- Let dress to represent the various allied Even though there Is some party in Japan, on his arrival to whom I had entirely forgot- cluded that the rate was twice as Our Trucks nations was discarded on account doubt as to the possible time which here today on the Shlnyo Maru, ten to send cards. I was so much as proper. of the cost of the costumes, but can be made between here and Las ill which brought several Japanese mortified that then and there Give You Service will all wear and roads con- bound for the they red, white Vegas, the are in fair hC'Pj groups Washington I made a vow, and today, long ft tftkft.lt pleht rmarta a vntll A blue sashes. Several coun- conference. hundred dition through the east and west before Christmas I have made make one pound of cheese. ty school children will be and although are "You should your forti- my list of friends to send in probably they a little destroy up the parade. rough In spots, good time Is being fications in Hawaii, the Philip- cards to this year. Before you County teachers will take an made by autolsts. Both of the pines and Guam, while we in turn realize it Christmas and New. active part in the state convention roads leading to Arizona are said should raze curs on Formosa and Year will be here. How often to start here November 21, and to be in fair condition. other island approaches to Japan," in former years have you neg- every teacher In the countv will at- Tourist travel this week is esti- he said. "If that Is impossible, let lected to make your selection tend all of the sessions. They will mated to be heavier than last us at least stop where we are. God of cards In time. This Christ- also take part In the entertainment week, when more than a thousand did not make the Pacific to be dis- mas more than ever before, of the visiting teachers. westbound cars were checked turbed by conflict, but to be "holy Greeting cards are going to be . Bend Cards Out Los Lunas. water." in vogue. Greeting Actual passing through Closing at English tradesmen have been The call for the Washington and send them generously. Inconvenienced seriously by the New York theatrical agencies conference has made limitation of; Bring In your plate and match shortage of copper coins, for which report more Btage women out of armaments probable and even fho type with the sample cards the blame is laid on the penny-ln-the-sl- ot employment at the present time practicable, according to E. a, we have to show you. machines. than for many seasons past. of the Japanese foreign of- STROXG'S BOOK STORE. Cost Our Entire Line fice. such as has been effected in the Chinese consortium is the master key to all the prob- COUPLE KILLED WHEN lems of the Far East, he added. TRAIN STRIKES AUTO EXPERTS EXAMINED of (B The Amocltefl Prei.) IN SOUTHARD CASE Flagstaff, Arte., Oct. 29. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hlndman of Den- (Br The Araoulntrtf Pres..) ver, were killed today when their r'ClKl: Twin Falls, Ida., Oct. 29. The automobile was struck by an At- trial of Mrs. Lyda Meyer South- chison, Topeka and Santa Fe ard, accused of murdering her train east of here. Other tourists BOYS SUITS fourth husband, Edward F. Meyer, said Mr. and Mrs. Hindman were dragged to the close of the' fifth AM v0i n.n . nattrrn in vlflit Madame Wellington Koo. week here today. friends when the accident oc Tho day was given over mainly curred, liotn were saia to ne Madame Wellington Koo, wife of to examination of medical experts about 45 years of age. Mr. Hind-ma- n the present Chinese embassador to called by the defense. Long hypo- was said to be a Mason and and Great Rritnin. who wna fnrmnrlo thetical questions were the rule. Hfa Vlnmnn mam AaMnrnrl to hp ambassador to,the U. S will be a William F. Dooley, brother of a member of Fern Chapter. Or- welcome addition to the Washing- Edward Dooley, whom the state der of the Eastern Star, at Den ton society circle when she comes to contends Mrs. Southard poisoned, ver. the U. S. wit', her husband. He told of the disposal of his broth- er's his homo in Keytes-vill- e, no will be one of China's delegates to body at The Japanese language has th disarmament conference. Mo. relative pronouns. OVERCOATS JAPANESE PIPER Owing to the fact that we are going to discontinue handling EE TO CHAR T Juvenile Furnishings, we offer you an exceptional oppor- nnouncement tunity of getting Boys' All Wool Suits and of the Where Knowledge Abounds Overcoats, FOR P finest styles and the best grade of workmanship, at Actual NOVEMBER SPECIAL Cost. Johnson says:- - "Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or Diplomatic Review Layr we know where we can find Take Advantage of This Big Saving information Down What It Beeves tc i upon it." And books are the greatest Be Essentials for Lastinr nit pa p source of this second kind of knowledge. Amity. U OHLL ToklO. Oct TVio TUntA.!!.. M. ' Mandell Poirtanr 1h t . i Inc. jvvionr in m, iti-eii- iiuiiin.'r reier STARTING TUESDAY Clothiers, ring to the Washington conference 116 West Central Ave. declares that the following princi- Phone 153 ples are essential to insure the peace of the world on a lasting basis: NOVEMBER 1 That difference of race, religion or nationality shall not be permit- ted to obstruct or interfere with the freedom of immigration, and n 25 Per Cent Off guarantee to that effect shall be given by the powers; That no cause or rpason shall ! ON EVERY RUG ATTENTION! permitted to stop or interfere wltb IN THE HOUSE SHRINERS, free and unhindered transportation of supplies and raw material; bit' that economic barriers ehall be re Watch Monday Papers for Details moved and trade and commerc placed on a basis of equality, fair I have been served with the ness and following letter from the Master That the freedom of the sea' shall be guaranteed In times o' LIVINGSTON and fouse committee of Temple Lodge: peace or war, provided the act con- . cerned is not criminal; That International conference or negotiations, whether preliminary TEMPLE LODGE NO. 6, A. F. & A. M. or formal, shall be opened to the Furniture Co. public; Office of the Secretary That an understanding shall be arrived at among the cowers to set 213-21- 5 West Gold Avenue Masonic a standard of limitation for arma- Temple' ment with respect to the extent of I Mr. dominion or territory to be gov- E. T. Chase, Albuquerque, N. M., October 29, 1921. erned by one and the same sov- N. M. ereign power; Albuquerque, That such colonies or dependen- My Dear Mr. Chase: cies capable of being independent Bhall have the power of administra- After mature deliberation, the house committee of Temple Lodge tion either given or restored to r?e No. 6 them; have all things for unanimously agreed that the Sand Storm Jazz orchestra would That the armaments of the 4m$L not be allowed to play for any dance or entertainment powers shall be simultaneously re- given in the moved and the storage of a supply Masonic Temple building. of ammunitions of war of any form This is not or kind shall be forbidden; , ruling only that of the house committee, but is also If the powers agreement Is se- that of the Master of No. 6. cured on those broad principles Temple Lodge - -- nothing more need be arranged or it- Very respectfully, Globe Wernicke agreed to in insuring the peace of make the world. The editor, however, is A JOHN MILNE, Sectional Bookcases not sure of this and proposes the House following which he is inclined to Chairman, Committee. think is more practicable; JOSEPH E. A Armaments on the SOLKO, few sections filled with carefully selected of any kind Master, No. 6. books Pacific shall be removed. The Temple Lodge will place at your elbow more knowl- fortifications of Guam, Hawaii and edge than one can hope to acquire a the like, which prove to be a men- through ace to the security in the Pacific Shriners will note that the above order is the result of a lifetime of experience. And as your books and the Far East, shall be removed, Union Increase Japan being exi eeted to do the sections can be added. same. Boycott against the Sand Storm Orchestra. Globe-Wernic- In ke Sectional Bookcases The armaments not Included contain the above shall bo brought to the In spite of the fact that Ballut only the best features in sectional constru- standard of strength that existed Abyad Temple pays $3,000 a year ctionfitted with prior to the beginning of 1913, the rental in Masonic receding glass doors, felt powers being expected simultane- Temple, we are constrained to obey the above strips to keep out dust and all ously to reduce these armuments substantially to the above mentioned level and order from the authorities in made and beautifully finished to match standard. Any arrangements or charge. agreement concluded&t or before the Paris conference shall not be Call and Bee our ideal library or ask for our affected bv the results of the Wash ington conference, in other words, BUT' beautifully Illustrated catalog. ; the Washington conference snau have no retroactive power. Standard Nationally Advertised Lines TO BUY 1,000 CARS. The Shrine Dance Will Be Held Deadwood. S. T.. Oct. 29. Presi as Per Schedule, Monday dent Joseph Young, of the Denver HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS and Rio Grande Western railroad. Night, October 31, at 9 P. M. (Formal) passing through here on his way It Is far more prudent and less expensive to WAX back to Denver from an eastern care for while to IN THE JOHNSON'S FLOOR trip, announced today that the rail- your hair you have it than restore WOMAN'S CLUB road would buy one thousand new it when it falls out. KARPEN GUARANTEED cars. His trip was in connection with the purchase. Nothing adds more to a woman's charms than FURNITURE a head of long, beautiful hair. Our tonics will AND' help yours to be luxuriant. For Sale By NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION. Notice Is hereby given that Gentlemen: We can preserve your hair, too. J the firm of Connor Morrison WITH THE SANDSTORM JAZZ ORCHESTRA STRONG BROTHERS is this day mutually dissolved Mr. J. S. Connor continuing the in- All Strong Block. Second and Copper business and assuming all VOODWORTirS Shriners are cordially to attend this dance. Remem- debtedness and collecting all urged outstanding accounts. Mr. J. A. ber the place, Woman's Club West Gold Avenue. Morrison retiring from the Building, business. Prescription Pharmacy All Albuquerque, New Mexico. Shriners, With or Without Union Cards, Are Welcomed October 26th, 1921. (Signed) S. J. CONNOR, Phone 14-- W 222 Wet Central Ave. ! E. T. CHASE, Potentate. (Signed) J. A. MORRISON Par Efcht ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 30, 1921. formed that Mr. Wilson was not receiving visitors. General Con- PRESIDENT IIARDING, IN CAP AND GOWN WILL ATTEMPT TO HAVE GRLENLEAF RETAINS MPRESSE nor inquired about the former THE BILLIARD TITLE Foley's 1'ieiildrnt's health and then left the GIVEN HONORARY DEGEE BY COLLEGE PROCLAMATION MEN ADMITTED TO BAIL marshal's card. Inquiry later de- Honey and Tar TO COMPOUND veloped Mr. Wilson had suffered a laPICIAL DISPATCH MORNIN4 JOURNAL! (11? The Aswirinted Prrns.) 1 29. IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREN 1 G slight digestive upset. Santa Oct. 29. Governor M. Santa Fo, Oct. 29. Carl H. Philadelphia, Oct. Ralph REET1NG Fe, for feverish . After a brief rest at his hotel, t m C. Mecheni has issued a of Greenleaf of New York retained ought to have coldi, coughs, Ml uiiTZfZ&f proclama- Gilbert, Renehan and Gilbert, and that the. marshal returned to the White tion declaring Armistice No- the natioi.al championshi-- i t!t!o at "Enufiles," tight, wheezing luncheon with day, attorneys for the three men held In It too. It cares House for President vember 11, u legal holiday, us fol- the close of the brcuthing. Btopi croup, and Mrs. lows: connection with the death of Roy national pocket ond cough, meailei Harding. billiard champion tonight. He de- cbtcltj whooping RECEIVED HEBE Marshal Foch tonight was the "The fourth of Arm- Lackey, Quay county stockman, of and bronchial coughi. Ambassador Jusserand at anniversary feated Arthur Woods of Minneapo- cough guest of istice day is fast approaching. Of Tucumcarl, stated habeas lis In final 125 User Friend the French embassy, where a din-i- n today the contest points Every a ail the holidays set aside by custom corpus would be insti- to in twenty-si- x Ifv little airl hid been having th trouo r was in his honor. or to commemorate proceedings "t innings. given law land marks tuted in an effort to get them ad- Greenleaf won all of hie games rvery few niKhts, 10 I befan giving her tew Lays a Wreath on Wash- in American history. Armistice day mitted to bail. The Boss in in drop of Foley a Honey and Tar evarr two off is destined to become the three, the tournament, being danger tliree houra. That nitiht aha alept well, never LOCAL CLUB MEMBERS greatest Brent Cosner and Jack of loss " Grave; His and most for on this Jackson, a but once, when Jamta couched any. and next day her cold waa gene."-- ington's Pays significant, Lewis, were held without bail. Maturo of New York had a lead of Lira. K. M. Stanford. Ky. REPORT BIG TIME AT the nations of the Ranlry, to and day warring Lackey's body, with bullet hole sixty-fiv- e balls. "My three children rnd a very aevera attack Respects Harding ourth laid down their a of The FEDERATION MEETING arniB; and over the heart, was foun on his Second goes to Woods '.ith whooping cou,,L Grt few doaea of Dinner Guest. the terrific conflict which led up to place i'oley'a Honey and far gave them great relief, Coolidge; ranch near Tucumcarl, on October seven games won and two lo.. and it did tbem Mu. E. C. its birth, the hopes and aspirations 3. good." Hoatier, An His revolver thowed two cart- Thomas A. Hueston of Los Angeles, lirind Inland. Neb. Aniwwliilf-i- l exceptionally satisfactory that dawned upon humanity on ' itit Tie Prfud.) federation of ridges fired. former world's champion, took Foley Money and Tar hat been uaed Oct. 29 the As- meeting of the state that day, ure of vital interest to Wafihinpton, (by woman's clubs at Itoswell last the wellbeing of mankind now and third place with six wins and three fr more than thirty yeara in tbounanda sociated Marshal Ferdi- SEVERAL DOGS POISONED. games lost, while there was a triple cf homei for relief from Press). week was reported by the dele- for generations to come. ' coughi, coldi nand a soldier of France two clubs "In order there bo no Loveland, Colo., Oct. 23. In- tie for fourth place. Those tied hoarse- - Foch, gates from the federated that may censed over the death several were paunodic croup, tickling throat, official restrictions the of Bennle Allen, Kansas City, ice.?, and citizen of the world, today in Albuquerque who attended the upon proper believed to Frank- wboopmg cough, bronchial coughi observance of Armistice in dogs, have met death former champion; Walter u1 the President Hard- meeting. The next convention of day New meat that had been couglu that follow influenza oi,( received, through the federation will be held in Al- Mexico, 1, Merritt C. Mecheni, gov- by eating pois- lin of Knnsas City, and Walter ing and other government offic- do declare oned, Loveland citizens have raised Church. The two last prizes, buquerque. ernor, hereby and pro- $300 to be offered as a for ials, the official thanks of the The Roswell club women enter- claim November 11, 1821, as reward fourth and fifth, were divided led the arrest of the person responsible the three. Sold everywhere. American jepole for having tained the visitors widely, offering; "ARMISTICE DAY, among its sons to victory in the war. such of amuse- "and a legal holiday in the state also them a diversity Unofficial Washington ments that it was Impossible to at- Of New Mexico. In paying tribute to the dele- "I respectfully suggest that tho joined was tend everything, the local soldier, who declared he gates report. Two beautiful recep- American legion take charge of the deeply impressed with the tions were given the club women, ceremonies of the day; that solemn warmth of his greeting. a luncheon on Thursday at the tribute of gratitude be paid to our Cheering crowds greeted him New Mexico heroic dead; that we Join with the Military institute, a national at ?i and there was no mistaking the concert on government Washing Wednesday and motor ton in at the of warmth of the greeting extend- service about the town was pro mourning grave the ed the little gray haired man, vided at all times. unknown American soldier to be who humbled the German army. buried at Arlington Park, as this Mrs. J. G. Gould, president of unknown vouth reDresenta nil nf The marshal accepted the the club Albuquerque- Woman's our boys who died in the world war. homage paid him with becoming was elected first vice president of J our country. modesty. lis right hand fre- the stnte federation. Mrs. S. B, defending sa- "I trust that all churches, lodges. quently came to his cap in Miller, of the Albuquerque club, lute and smiles across his schools, social and civic organiza- played sang on the concert program and tions, labor unions, brotherhoods, features. Mrs. Emily LaBelle gave a teport and societies will assist Late in the afternoon ho visited at one of the business sessions. Wlm patriotic In arranging suitable and dignified Washington's tomb, where he Other delegates from the Albu- Jit ceremonies for the day," laid a wreath on the grave of querque club were Mrs. R. P. fcI "The Father of Our Country." Barnes, Mrs. T. G. Winfrey. J xvr t ' After the wreath on the Mrs. C. C. - PALESTINE PAGEANT laying Meacham, and V (!twW,v s tomb he stood in silent prayer a Or Margaret Cartwrlght, Mrs. THIS AFTERNOON IN few minutes. W. II. Long represented the Tues- President at Before visiting the tomb the day Literary club. Harding, right, receiving honorary'' degree rrora Dr. J. H. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH marshal was taken through the Dillard. '', Washington homestead. The or 30-NO- V. An The first of the scries of Pales- Houdon bust of WEEK OF OCT. 5 honoraryeeree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Presi- iginal Washing- dent William and tine pageants to be given here bv ton was pointed out to him and AT Harding by Mary college recently when the president UNIVERSITY HAS AN delivered the principal address the Dr. Allen Moore, F. n. G. S., will he spent several minutes inspect- at installation of that institution. be offered this afternoon in the ing it. Then he went to INTERESTING PROGRAM i lePt' ln cap and Sown, was presented with the degree Dr. out of bed on a bare floor is business" upstairs . a.,,p?,lrDillard. by Presbyterian church. His eubject Getting "bad these cold the bedrooms and signed his Is "The Shepherd of the East." mornings for well people and it is dangerous for in health name in the official guest book. The week at the Several extracts of the Bible will people poor He told members of his coming state party will be one of be' enacted before the audiences by H X that, viewed from the the university excep- Let us fix you up with rugs. We have almost any road, tional worth-whil- e drew costumed actors, who will illustrate priced rug was like one of a thou- interest. A very Soutar's novel of the same place any series name. It is a In action the lecture as the doctor you want, and a large assortment to select from. Come we of events has been arranged, I gripping story of a in, sand farms, hut that once he whs r ! Several sov- of young of inside the grounds he realized its many which are open to the Theaters Today English engineer, Stephan proceeds. questions will be glad to see you. Most people already know us, but the new attraction. public. The program follows: HlaeUmore, who is imprisoned for ereign Interest will be answered comers So we want to come great a murder he did not commit. From and fascinating scenes will be de- don't. you and familiarize yourself i "It was characteristic of the man Monday Lecture, "Carbon," by behind he John D. Clark, Ph. D., 10 a. m "B'' Theater Belie Daniels, his prison bars he secretly scribed and presented. with our big stock. himself," snid. directs a The lectures of Dr. Moore are Starting at 10 a. m. the marshal chemistry building (open to pub- starring in. ."The Speed Girl," a great industry through lic): of of Realart from an his faithful and pluckv little wife. always well attended. It is esti- And this additional about 10 first paid his respects to President meeting faculty college picture, adapted this in just rugs They have advanced n and then was received of arts and sciences, 4 p. m.. Room original story by Elmer By means they help their gov- mated that his grand pageant Harding, by Harris; ernment w in was cent since we our stock. Vice President hail- 26, administration Tues- also "A Chili Ro- a war. Chicago witnessed by 300,00a per purchased present Coolidge, who building. presenting The Sun- ed him as "The Man Who Saved day Meeting of students Interest- mance," a two-pa- rt "Ferdie and real slayer, dying on the people, while in Gallup last Both France and America." Later ed in tennis, 12:30 p. m., Room 26, Percy" comedy, and a reel or two battlefields, makes a confession ex- day evening 300 persons were e he called the administration of of "Current Events" onerating Blackmore. As a result to gain entrance because of at state department building; meeting pictures. Blnckmore is not the crowds. where he was received by Secre- student council, 4 p, m.. Room 14. Lyric Theater Albert A. Kauf- only reunited de- administration Wednes- man with his wife, but the romance of tary HugheR and at the war building. presents "Courage," a Sitlnev their son is where General day Meeting of student A. Franklin also Hun- turned from one of partment, Pershing chapter, production; sorrow to one of C. Scheer Furniture and Assistant Secretury Wainright American Association of Engineers, ter Koaton, the famous comedian, happiness. How Geo. Co. 7:30 m me- rt About p. Room 6, two-pa- greeted him. At the navy depart- practical starring in "The Goat," a CONWAY chanics TEARLE IV 314-31- ment he shook hands with Secre- building. Address, Gen. H. comedy. 6 South 317-31- 9 V. THE CHEAT JIYSTEHV Second Denhy and Assistant Robinson, subject Pastime Then tor Lewis Selz-ftic- k tary Secretary "Irrigation"; J. PLAY, "AFTER MIDNIGHT" Phone 431 Koosevelt. T. W. C. A. meeting, 12:30 p. m., presents Conway Tearle as The official then motored Hoknna. the in Mid- I. O. O. party Thursday University leading star "After Tearle In F. Block to the home of former President faculty guests of the Albuquerque a Ince Conway a new Selzniek night," Ralph production; picture, "After will be Wilson, where P.rig:idler General Rotary club at luncheon, 12:10 p. also Harold Lloyd in "Bib s," and n Midnight," If Arid, Sour, Gassy, and You Bloat D. who is as m., Alvnrado hotel. Uni- the attraction at the Pastime thea- V, Connor, acting Friday reel or two of "Fox News" pictures. ter for or l'eel Stuffed I'p After Eating honorary military aide, was in versity assembly, 11 a. m.. Rodey several days, commencing Try Stuart's Tablets hall. H secre- today, and it promises to present l)ysX'isla Address, Lynn Fox, THE, CAM EH A PAIII'I) him in tary of Albuquerque T. M. C. A., a play not only out of the The 6tomaeh be TO RECORD REM; OF ordinary, but full of the may rather slug- "The Coy Scout Movement in MOTORCYCLE SPILL thrills and gish in digesting the fried eggs you America." (Open to public.) Sat- mystifying situations that are ro eat for breakfast and the delicious urday Football. State The dear to the heart of all the theater- PIMPLES University thrill which doesn't show on goers. is of New Mexico vs. "After Midnight" a Kalph nolli. Corbunclrii, Pllei, Texas School of the screen is frequently felt the etc., quickly Mines, at El Paisn. Tex. by Ince production and that is equal :: Telegraph players and staff of a moving pic- to that the situation bulletins at varsity shop. ture Such an occurrence saying and plot company. have been developed to their high- or took place during the filming of est EXTENDED! BOILENEt your money brttK , c can dramatic value and that the Urugglsti Special trains be hired on "The Speed Girl," Realart's new- ir hy mail postpaid, English railways at a cost of J5 a est picture will be marked by action THE BOILKNE CO., N. M. picture, starring Bebe Daniels, nun more action. Alhuquerque, mile. which will at the "B" open theater There are some unusually inter FROM OCTOBER 31, TO NOVEMBER 5 today in a run of only two days. esting scenes of Chinatown and One of tho motorcycle officers the underworld of New York that formerly employed in a ntudio a.i have been worked out to the mi assistant director entered Into tlv; nutest detail s and fairly breathe the luimuit wun a vim mat ion atmosphere of the famous Chinese For the benefit of those who did Cast Kitchen Ware willing in oc uesireu. unite no dens. A half a hundred real Chi not care to buy pending the Wagner's - was rounding a turn at about for- nese play a prominent part in the "our, ne lounu and lend an r.ir of - settlement of the threatened we have extended our sale We have received a iffci i picture impres- strike, just factory shipment of ruiovu uiiitnit! iu m ine roan sive reality to tho scenes. WAGNER'S CAST ami went otr into a stone pile. Tho leading part opposite the One Week. KITCHEN WARE xie was mrown into tne air, and star is played by the winsome Zena the spectators gasped with horror. Keefe. who. rllirinrr h r lpncthv See display in our window of Drip Drop Dutch thinking him seriously injured, as screen career, has won a legion of cele-brate- iu iiinuune lurnea a somesauit followers. Miss Keefe Mr. This means can Ready-mad- e Ovens, Skillets, Griddles, Gem Pans, and the d and you buy Furnishings, Suits, Over- Waffle Irons. and landed beyond. Running to Tearle have played together on the him, the other members of the screen before and will be favorably coats and Tailor-mad- e Suits and Overcoats reductions. company found that he was only j rememhered for their work in the at big able' Druisea ana snaKen brok-- i Selznlck "Marooned By buying direct from factory we are to nothing production, You Had late When n make a low en. except me motorcycle, which Hearts," which was presented a Happiness Hundreds have visited this Sale out of became con- price. had its front wheel "Jazzed" so few ago. The cast also con GooI Meal Sits Well in curiosity that it had be hauled home tains such well known players as the Stomach, vinced and all of their winter needs. No. 8 Drip Drop D Oven . Unfortunately, the tumble, which Marian, Charlie and croquette and salad for lunch. On purchased $350 niacy - Fag No. 9 Drip Drop Di .n Oven would have added a great thrill to Harr;- It. Allen. top of this a soda confection is apt If visit the Sale ' J $400 the to add to the is a will do the same. V'i 8 picture, happened Just outside indigestion. It you you No. Cast Waffle Iron . .$2.25 the field of tho lens, and no one good rule to follow each meal with. No. 8 Aluminum Waffle Iron ...$4.25 was more disappointed than the MAN'S LIFE IS SAVED a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to avoid officer when he was told that his BY ADMIRAL EBERLE dyspeptic results due to eating and "flop" hadn't registered on drinking. Should the stomach sour, is the the water-bras- h, Wagner highest grade cast ware made. film. with blllousnees, and HERE ARE A FEW OF Los Oct. 29. indi- OUR PRICES Miss Daniels has an exception- Angeles, Calif., the peculiar gassiness due to ally Vood cast with In Admiral E. W. Ebcrle, commander gestion these tablets bring relief her "The In chief of Pacific Speed Girl," which is by Elmer the fleet, saved because they supply the alkaline Harris,, with scenario the life of Charles Casey, of San effect to the stomach and thus off- WHITNEY HARDWARE CO. by Douglas Diego, Doty. Theodore Von Eltz is lead- Calif., today when Casey's set the acidity of such dyspeptic Suits and Overcoats gasoline launch Bear Cat, was run conditions. Suits and Overcoats ing man, and Walter Hicrs has a down R. F. by submarine chaser 306 ln It is well to know this and not MADE-TO-ORDE- MEAD, Mgr. good role. R READY-TO-WEA- Los hnrbor. R Phone 76. 305-30- 7 Angeles deny yourself the pleasures of the rw-.- Admiral Eberle was W( l CNl'Sl'ATi MYSTERY DRAMA returning to good things to eat and drink tXIOIiDKI) IV his flagship in his barge and reach- through fear of indigestion. You $35.00 Suit or Overcoat. $30.00 Suit or Overcoat. "COlR;.K ed the scene of the In NOW SHOWING AT LYRIC accident will find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab Sale Price Sale Price time to rescue Casey by pulling him lets on sale in all drug stores at 60 $24.50 $23.50 aboard the box. $45.00 Suit or Overcoat. Suit or Sidney Franklins latest special barge. cents a $35.00 Overcoat. film production, "Courage," which Sale Price $34.50 Sale Price has been for many months in the $26.50 with $50.00 Suit or Overcoat. CPOQ PA $40.00 Suit or Overcoat. making an exceptionally note- Sale There is a Reason worthy cast, will be the screen of- Price OO.Oll Sale Price $31.50 Why the fering at the Lvrle thpntor fnr $55.00 Suit or Overcoat. $45.00 Suit days, commencing today. or Overcoat. Naomi Childers. an oetre nf Sale Price $43.50 Sale Price. $36,50 LADIES' SPECIALTY SHOP SELLS rare beauty and talent, has the $60.00 Suit or Overcoat. $50.00 Suit or Overcoat. leading feminine role, and Sam do Grasse, equally well known on YOU Sale Price...... , . . $48.50 Sale Price the FOR LESS scre, has the male lead. $39.50 Ottiern nnnparlncr in vt-- .. National attraction are Lionel Bel-mor- e, EXTRA SPECIAL $25 MEN'S Out of the high rent district, no mana- Adolph Menjou, Lloyd Whit-loc- HAVE SUITS...... $19.50 IIV Alice B. Francis. R.w How no no ard. Gloria Hope and Charles Hill gers, delivery, charge accounts; Manes. buying for cash from the "Courage" was adapted for tb READ spot leading screen by Sada Cowan from An- - eastern manufacturers, and That a Penny Saved U a Dollar Made. Underwear Shirts Hats eliminating $2.00 $2.00 Union any that's We Can heavy weight Hale Price , . . $4.00 value. Sale unnecessary expense, why we Help You Do It. Suits for ,. .$1.45 ..,.;....85c Prlce..$2.85 Moving Picture Funnies $3.00 value. Ti nr $5.00 value. Sale Price.. guarantee you better merchandise, newer $3.00 wool Union Suits.. $2.15 Bale Price tDliOU $$.65 .1 $6.00 Velour. Sale Price.. HEAD THESE PRICES $5.60 wool Union Suits.. $3. 85 $4.00 value. (Tjrt $4.65 styles, for less than mail order house ' op $7.60 Velour. Sale any $6.50 pur. wool Union Sale Price DoD Price.. $5.85 in the And You Will Be Convinced Suits for.. ".$1.65 $5.00 Fibre Silk. (JQ Of" country. & Sale Price. : dO.OD Sweaters Say-th- is $7.50 rure silk. Wo Have a Com- , or; Wr CftTCHfeR. ' Flannel Shirts value. W SHOES plete line of Gov cox Sale Price DU,OD $7.50 Sale Price $5.85 WE SPECIALIZE IN SOME EXCLUSIVE NEEDS Field and Russet ernment harness. .Wool Sox $3.50 value. Sale Price $2.35 $10.00 Ture Silk. $8.60 value. Sale Price. Cr5SX 60c . (fr Jr ,$6.85 PROTECT ION Shoes Wool $6.00 value. Sale. Price. .$4.85 fialo Price $10.00 value. Sale READY-TO-WEA- S&ftj Light Sox M.40 Price.. $7.85 LADIES' R, BLANKETS 8 for .$1.00 $1.95 Khaki Sox 25c Navy Blankets $3.50 MILLINERY, SHOES We also have s 9laB8-A- AnmMlA.A It ,. . SHIRTS Blankets $5.00 G"Q AND HOSIERY Marine Shirts..3.25 Army ent" O. D. Shirts -- iass a sucn new $3.75 Army Blankets $3.75 Feed Bags Holders Slass B Shirts. $1.25 Hospital We will Blankets $3.50 Saddle Bags save you $10.00 $15.00 on a Class C Lines Suit, Dress or Coattj Overcoats Blankets $2.30 Saddles O. D. Overcoats Come and get our Prompt Attention prices before buy- to $7.50 ing your army goods Mall Orders E. MAHABAM & SON Ut.ont thfl ntrvnia v,n nit f 518 West CENTRAL Idles. Then carefully fold dotted TWO STORES line 1 its entire Then dot- length. " & The Last Store on Main Street ted lines, and so on. Fold each Liberty Army Supply Co. 114 W. Central Ave. Branch Stor The Store Sells Lesa section underneath accurately. New Mexico I That for When completed turn over and Opposite Y. M. C. A. 117 N. First Street. Albuquerque, Amarillo, Texas. you'll find a surprising result. Savo the pictures.

T7 IS THIS "THE WASTED GENERATION"? STIRS DENIALS think they can live on an antecedent in- gative point of view. I am neither re- Into business In this city the School of vestment of courage and character. , bellious against them nor enthusiastic over Commerce and Finance is able to keep Novelists, Educatorsvand Employers Find No Grounds for the Indict- "As for new generations well, they have them. To a correlated way of thinking, track to a certain degree. Reports of their always been disappointing, but chiefly be- these are labels that are worthy of meas- energy and consequent success are general. ment of the Youth Beginning Its Life Career;. Protest That cause they have been different. Difference urement, not of prejudice. The great majority do well; they are, In is usually translated somewhere as degen- "Basically a man has two appetites: his fact, noted for their business proficiency. Such Is Mere Pessimism eracy. Our were body appetite, where he has to have a bal- They get good Jobs and stand high in the a Charge accused of illustrating degeneration. I've anced ration, and an appetite to achieve, business world. said sort of in to his own The of "It would be mistake to the m about this satisfaction. a S the present wasted so as civilization on a something logic feeding regard generation far carrying Alexander Black, whose views on the September Century. Some one will say the psychic self with achievement hasi got output of this school as 'wasters.' They little further, which, as political economists have agreed, was always "The Wasted Generation," by Owen it better. to be done. Mr. Owen Johnson Is being are more alert than their fathers were; the result of every generation. Owen Johnson, a novelist, in his Johnson, are Illuminating. "The new generation always needs to be great by calling attention to the world of they have more wants, to be sure, but they spanked and I'm Mr. Johnson has a but an go out to succeed, and thus are en- latest fiction declared in the affirmative. of other glad developing inferiority, inferiority they. Opinions novdlists, done it but spanked generations will keep according to his own standards." abled to supply these additional wants due educators and managersof great business on the subject is presented on growing up. And then to cap the climax of this far- to new social needs." - "Home is herewith. In the main they take issue with the view. i life different because homes fetched controversy we have young Theo- With a force of 6,000 clerks and appli- opening pessimistic ore. Our man and woman schools ,atL People are more important than the dore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the cations every spring and fall ot twice as young graduates of high and colleges houses live in. A flat W. f v they with daugh- Navy, declaring that the peace time slacker many wouldbe clerks, of the present year start on the career they have chosen with hope and ter out working can't be like a vine grown is as a menace to America F. Dobbins of Life Insur- i - !'" grave the Metropolitan P M cottage with a war. confidence and, as the writers who follow say, with intellect even more fi ' . daughter sewing sampler. .was the service Blacker during the ance Company, who Is in charge of the f But this new kind I "J:i may be a mighty fine "The man who sits back now content personnel department, has a good oppor- acute than their fathers 'displayed, while the qualities of ambition and 1 at seen daughter that. I've it proved. with the laurels he has won or that others tunity to feel the pulse of the new genera- determination are V Of she already apparent. Summing up a symposium of T course, If paints her lips she will have won for him is a slacker," Mr. Roose- tion. In answer to the main question criticism it would happily seem that the term "wasted" does not the only get the kind of man that likes painted velt is quoted in opening the third conven- whether he had found in this fit - generation : f Hps. Each generation has its Quota of tion of the American Legion at Asbury decadent tendencies which would warrant present new generation. 1 damfoolishness. After all, no girl can Park. it a waster and to preced- By TORREY FORD. calling unequal "Every American citizen should be In ing generations this official said: "wasted T FOLLOWING along with the list of strong and influential men In the I h $ Rex Beach, novelist, who disagrees close touch with the affairs ot his country. "Human nature does not change to such f4 generation" Idea, a nickname ap- country you would flncf a large percentage with Owen Johnson about this genera- America is like a great partnership, and an extent even In changing times and of sons of self-mad- e tion wasted. we In with- plied fondly by Owen Johnson to men who would have being as partners should work unison altering social conditions. The boys who made a success even without the advan- out class distinction as we did in the days come to us now out ot schools col- the rising young sons who refuse to rise, high and tages which their father have offered of the war. The future of America lies In measure to what their several other writers who are not leges up predeces- leveajs them. And the percentage of failures the its children! and to make them good citi- sors were in intellect, adaptability and so to fall in Mr. Johnson's zens schools "willing with, Useless, discarded ones would be no II good are essential." application. Sometimes I think the 3 - have reason mood concerning current society. There greater than you would find in the poorer M "I never seen any to agree modern boy is superior to his father at the ; man are those who hesitate to go on record as classes. i with the of a past generation who same age. He has to be pretty quick to believing that the world Is headed for the "On the whole, my experience has been thinks that the bovs of y are not equal apprehend and understand, because things "bow-wows- S i in There are even those who that the sons of successful men are a 2 mental and physical points to their go faster in this age than they did in his v; m r,hllA fathers Thousands of persist in the optimistic belief that the better balanced lot of 'young men, more and grandfathers. father's and grandfather's time. world Is doing very nicely, all things con- Intelligent and more, susceptible (o useful the younger generation come under my im- ' with enthusiasm. was a waste mediate notice school I sidered. , Impulses. declared "It every year, and Difference in Amusement' Costs, -- of time." I feel Justified In far from In an Interview granted to Thb Nrw - "But if that weren't the case I'm not saying that, being But Does Not Blame Them York Herald recently Mr. Johnson charged g0 BUre wouM be tor "Why should a girl know anything about ,t unfortunate gociety. "In matters ot amusement there has been that the sons of successful men in America If the sons of influential men carried on domestic duties other than managing a Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., who re- were to take of their household? called attention to the a great change, but the present generation failing advantage continually gradually there would be de- There is no great mystery cently "peace In not their re- about a house. When she has to time slackers" of it not entirely to blame for that. It does opportunities assuming veloped a race of of super-intellect- s, running society. old Amer- supermen, i spend more money in ltselt sponsibilities. He said that the who would dominate the rest go into the kitchen and cook, when she has r entertaining ican strain was losing its heri- to make beds, she can It than It can afford. In my young days we gradually of us. pick up quickly X 3 f1 and before another that bad Otherwise It is far better that were able to do with simple pleasures. tage yielding self-mad- e enough. "Granting that the man is the to-da- not been long in this country. she should devote herself to more useful They don't exist and youth if it made this waste of a strength of America, as Owen Johnson sug- has what it calls a 'good time has to Mr. Johnson has see occupations. pay of gests, I no, reason why he shouldn't for Its fun In real and lot generation the theme his latest novel, Women of y have a far com- money quite a continue to be the strength of America. greater of It. The clerks "The Wasted Generation." He feels that prehension of politics than had a don't begrudge the money And if his son doesn't live up to his oppor- they and In that sense the colleges are partly to blame in failing ago. They may not be qualified and comparatively they tunities I should call a Bplendld provi- generation to inspire men to leadership, and tha( a it to enter Into "an active A might be called wasters. sion of Nature, room at the for yet political life, characteristic lack of family solidarity In making top are Vi "We offer exceptional advantages here, . self-mad- e but they getting there rapidly enough. cause. other men to come up and lead ItWKal which accounts for of American life is a contributory They're on the way. 1 the multitude appltv At he feels that we are facing a the nation. cations employment; we any rate, "When you go to about the for, provide tremendous one that "Take the example of the forest. If the generalizing luncheon at no cost to clerks and we look problem progress of society," the author concluded, arouse the Instinct of big trees dldn't-dl- out make room for hurt herself so much by daubing her face after their even those who should almost ad all depends on the from which health, sending the younger trees to and "it angle with colored dirt as her are sick to the grow up spread you view the the same really up sanitarium this their branches it wouldn't be a picture. Watching hurt herself with eighteen inch institution conducts at Mount Views very scene from varying positions, you can McGregor. Several Have Other healthy forest. Growth, death corsets. Considering how our For these and other reasons we development, get different results. Possibly that perhaps And Express Them Freely that is the law of Nature. Otherwise we totally behaved, there really shouldn't, get the cream of after Is why my views do not coincide with Mr. youth trying gradua- On the other hand, Rex Beach, popular would have a forest of one kind of timber. be any race here at all. Fortunately few K 1 tion to place Itself In business. more Johnson's." y author and playwright, takes a "As for the demoralizing influence of fashions are fatal. "Among our people the old rules prevail, believes Alexander "Black is more to con- "Mr. as to the cheerful view of affairs. He that wealth, of financial and social prestige, I ready Johnson's strictures c following those ot human nature we have form with Owen Johnson, although he of are things are running along rather smoothly, think that it can be counteracted more by ypung girls lmpregna. the clerks who do what they have to do his with a sense be i7 according to specifications and borne influence than else. tempers judgment genial bly right. Superficial phases may passed and no more, we hava clerks who strictly by anything The of humor. don't doA nature. tree is inclined the is bent. over, but we cannot lightly consider the even that much and we have a few who do way the twig "The views of Mr. Johnson as reflected Alexander Black, author of "The Great And In wealthier families have failure to prepare for fundamental, for 'the other fellow's work and own too.' parents In The Herald interested me " ' 1 their Desire" and "The Seventh Angel," blends Just as much influence over their Sunday undebatable obligations. 1 f & In earnestness and there are children - application deeply," said Mr. Black. "Each generation "Traditional homes not be tntiM .it r- ; his criticism with a sympathetic apprecia- as parents in poorer circumstances. In all may impera- varying degrees, but I remember that this most have lived reeds its Jolt, and it Mr. Johnson rn ms tive. Even traditional not tion that of the "giants" classes and at all times we. have the re- marriage may has been true always. " - book Induces the smug American to look be But a that in the past. ' bellious youth. imperative. society forgets "It must be remembered that the younger "It is needless to Indicate," said Mr. himself over he will have done a good babies will soon be out of the game. If wasters and unable to 'carry on' after "As a matter of fact, the of generation gets into business several years Black in the September Century, "that art scarcity thing. v having babies is to be left to 'foreigners,' their fathers, they are better." self-mad- e men y be later than the fathers did. It has not been but that In may accounted tor "The 100 per cent, stodgy are vastly. In to must go the inheritance. The This is the way C. B. assistant yet has not always dying, foreigners Fowler, been possible to into effect con- a chiefly because it is much more difficult nleil of illumination. People who think world to those who hold of of New York put the each season it has Just died, leaving gray belongs take it secretary the University's tinuation system of education ' ' V. to make a conspicuous success than it was mere Americanism Is to float whereby . waste behind it.'' U that going and who help populate it. School of Commerce and Finance in Wash- a ago. At that time are to be high school boys will be obliged to keep . Dr. ..David Orr Edson, physician and generation industry them likely sharply awakened. "Lipstick ethics may be against me. ington Square, speaks of the generation of was in a state of and American up their studies, but this system is already psycho-analys- of What development there Being a bigoted isn't a good Yet if we can't have a census we can't young men who are about to author "Getting ready begin with the of con- were multitudes of A man American. A man sized doesn't a work working graduates the public We Want," finds himself to) busy opportunities. citizenship have history. Despite the gorgeous dream their in the business world. As he schools. We couldn't go out and suc- about with a label on chest a are keen to get hold of the forming with psychological phenomena to repeat the strut its like of Mr. Shaw there is no present promise has seen and taken stock of 5,000 who have i better educated and the school conditions. He con- cess of John D. 'Rockefeller, Conditions country store manager. that babies will be born without mothers. enrolled this year, and as he has had ex- high and rebel against present college have the best chance of mind is more aren't propitious for It. A young man cellent reports of their immediate graduates fesses that his investigative Americanism Never Psycho-Analy- st pred- y with the same abilities and Complete, How the employment here; the public school prod- rebellious. He to utilize facts the " ecessorsthe recent ot the school than prefers graduates uct Is not, I to In them. same handicaps couldn't be expected to In Alexander Black's Opinion Considers the Main Facts he feels that In Justice he must speak In regret say, very high rather than to protest against but I believe Is could be advance as rapidly as he would have ad- 'Americanism will never be finished. It the of the men of quality, it Improving. Although the returns hardly Of course babies are old fashioned. But highest praise young "Now If we to vanced a generation ago." has only begun. The American who doesn't the day. compare the best we have called complete as yet it begins appear so is the North Star." In the of mi- want more is the kind o way clerks Just beginning a busi- as if Owen Johnson had submitted a Thinks any changes When tho psycho-analys- t greets the Colleges Are Better American who. keeni the schools, from More Than roofioo Youths ness career with the best we used to have report, at least as far as circles problem of the he gives nority Than Ever Have Been to as are. wasting generation Have Taken the Courses when their fathers started, it Is my opinion literary are concerned. They kindergarten university, they no thought to protesting against condi- strictly In to a as to whether The teacher who tries to meet "Our pupils come from all ' over the that the new generation brings In equally "When a man generalizes on any subject response query university tions as they are. He accepts them as "American down new is called a radical.' world. San Francisco sends us and good quality. he lays himself open to contradiction," universities were falling the day 'dangerous facts, and promptly uses them In his many, ' to Mr. is in Western like the "There are modern conditions, however, said Rex Beach, when routed out of the in their duty the nation, as to whether "I think Johnson quite right business. colleges, Northwestern to men that the children of the University, send us their which weigh against them and hold them of his hilltop home at Ardsley and they failed inspire to leadership, saying successfully "These are tremendous facts which Mr. yearly graduates study In do not forward as should. who want a business course. At back from becoming householders and invited to comment on the generation that Mr. Beach was firm his convictions. rich carry they Owen Johnson has presented," said Dr. least believe The who are 'best at are 100,000 young men have fathers of families, but they can't control is its opportunities. "I the colleges are better people carrying David Orr Edson. "They make a splendid passed through "wasting" who have had to hustle to some- this school since it was In 1900, such conditions. They are to son of a successful man who than they have ever ben," he said. ''They those get array of tabulated statistics. But what organized endeavoring "For every to But I do not that and one-tent- ot this number have borne meet these by means of a double failed to on you could probably offer more advantages to the student than thing carry. agree business have we protesting against salary. has carry this is a new The world has off the degree this school offers B. U. 8. That Is, when a man and woman who have son who has carried on splen- they have ever offered before. They have appearance. axioms? We should be utilizing them, cite another been that Each Mainly these have in account- both been wage earners the wife some instances the better instructors and a better system of always way generation u,n them together for Bome uge, in. specialized marry didly, 4n surpassing thinks that it has Invented ing, economics, social and does not give un her position, but keenn achievements. Take John u. instruction. If the student doesn't profit backsliding. stead of standing static and saying: public finance, lather's ''Plato of the 'ancients.' while others have on working and the home If He is on not by these advantages it Is due to him and spoke reverently 'Ain't it terrible!' satisfactorily completed permits they Rockefeller, Jr. carrying From the have courses in business management, adver- start one to look after Itself. The advent commercial activities ot his father not to the college." beginning people thought "Furthermore, although Mr. Johnson has only the that 'there were in those days' the tising, marketing, ftc. All our students ot a child changes this, but unless but also the moral and work. With the young womanhood of giants some wonderful stuff, I do not believe that things philanthropic tar enough back. Snowstorms were are thoroughly grounded In business Eng- ase up a bit there will be fewer such ad- America, the much maligned young lady days he is interested in sifting out the truth. " Look at young Morgan. when measured on and corn lish. vents. don't the same amount of who has forgotten what a dlshpan looks deep boy legs, He is merely angry at the results. He Is "They get cakes were wonderful to young stomachs. The regularvday scholars are expected "But that Is another and vital theme. their fathers did. Their like and knows a kitchen only from hear- ' reporting In relation tjO his prejudices, publicity that "Wealth Is seldom well handled those to graduate in three years, and the It Is worthy of considerable be- are not considered so re- say information, Mr. Beach is also ready by Judging the country according to his own regular thought accomplishments who haven't earned It. The father night pupils finish the same course In cause of its .effect on future aren't In the to deal leniently. hustles, standards. While he is splendid In tacts, generations. markable. They spotlight. with the fun of The four years; the latter are employed during We will be content to talk of the the that has "It's a damn good thing that women prospective spending. his conclusions give the psychologist access existing We are blinded by spotlight son, true to form, the wherewithal the .Jay. We have a staff ot 190 teachers. generation, which, I repeat, Is as ambitious on have gotten out of the habit of sitting having to his stabilised idea of perfection. been turned their fathers. in starts once. "Ot the New York young men who enter and as clever as - around sewing and biscuits," he hand, after the good time at "I see no waste in the sons ot successful any preceding generation "I believe that if you went through the baking from high school or and who ever was." Great families are not built up that way. men falling to carry on. I merely set it college go Neither are great nations. The United down that they have the disease of looking Be 1921's Freshman States, with a huge inheritance, often for pleasurable excitement. They make r Youngest be mlK-s- m This Girl May seems to acting like a spoiled boy. That room for others to come up Instead ot Two Unusual Facts of Modern Science - . . J- - - . ..TV - 1 1 1 JAIN Hi euuiaiuumu .'MnrWwvw tin progress hasto.be earned, seldom appears back and 'We've got it iiAaiit.xUi, .v:viattiiS5Aj sitting saying: nature of quicksand and the bad name because we usually see It In He who to be considered by the inheritors of a rich and we're going to keep BETTY of New Castle, Pa., it' THB of controlling it have been dis- abnormal state, since we are obliged to ex- Westminster at Ne'.7 past. "In a college the 'seniors have no busi- pose and disturb tt to examine It. College, cussed erbaustlvely recently by a The chief ' ! "If hustle could be inherited, If we could ness kick out those freshmen.' in under 1 saying: 'Oh, danger using it foundations lie's not Wilmington, Pa., as a freshman at tha age ; Canadian contractor ex- k transmit wisdom, perhaps we should have This Is a great country for development of thirty years' in its natural qualities, but In the 13 is the youngest fresh- possibility of years, probably a lot ot supermen and a lopsided world. where the furnace stoker can become an perience. of disturbance from future excavations in in In the United man to enroll any college Maybe this Is Nature's way ot keeping the Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Johnson has his Contrary to popular Impression, quicksand the neighborhood. fall. ma-terl- States this balance. Each of us has to grow his own formulas already cast. The world, she do is not a material, but a condition of a al from all artificial Miss Betty Jano was graduated the wisdom', such as it may turn out to be. move, and Mr. Johnson wishes to stabilize which under different conditions may gems, that is, at the NEARLY which are made New Castle High School last spring Big men don't drop off family trees ready it as It is to day. He will have bis diff- possess quite different characteristics. Any really by of two years than built. They grow up out of the soil. iculties. means, are compounds of age It years, younger by granular material may become quicksand If . "This Is one of reasons I'm not alum crystallized under any other student who had ever been grad- the why "Peoplo are always complaining about there is an upward movement of water special conditions. here. afraid of foreigners. We're all Imported. the cussing him out for his in- The metallic salts that are added ' uated from the four year course In politician, through it sufficient to lift the particles and during I The Pilgrim Fathers were to a haven't the vision to see fusion determine the'' stones graduating at the age of 12 and in entering foreigners efficiency. They reduce friction between thorn. The condi- whether pro- ,11: man. The men who to get this that even bad forms an duced Westminster at the age of 13 she eclipses managed politics politics shall be sapphires, rubles or Oriental started were all or the In I tion of quicksand will be produced when the record made her brother Edmund, Itif country foreigners essential feature herd organization. topazes, amethysts or emeralds. the by sons of foreigners. It Immigrants once have a fine feeling of admiration for crowd volume of the contained water approaches two ago, who was graduated from New Early attempts to manufacture artificial yedrs represented the pluck to get out of one inefficiency. When the politician pays $4 an excess of the volume ot the normal voids. Castle School at 14 and entered gems on a commercial basis failed because High years place and start over in another, I can't a day to the man for 60 cents' worth ot Coarse sand and gravel can be quicksand It Westminster as a freshman in the fall of of the difficulty In obtaining the tremendous see why the same quality shouldn't be woyk-- I watch the proceeding rather grate- the water Inflow is at a hlrch velocity, but the same year. f 60 cent heat nocesaary, but the oxyhydrogan flame ' recognized At precisely what hour fully. I am very thankful that the naturally fine grained sand displays the solved the Miss in addition toy did new blood problem, and producing artificial Hamilton, finishing the foreigner stop being man will accept his $4 and go along on his quality of quicksand much more readily. gems is now an to important industry. the high school course here at such a youth- and begin be 'scum'? way without bothering the rest of us. The remedy for quicksand conditions In. The basic material is ammonia alum, ful age, found time to Indulge In other "The club called the United States may "Some reformers would throw the 60 cent foundation work la to restore the ground which Is converted Into calcined alum by water to its normal level. activities that keep her from being a "book be right In limiting its membership and man out Into a vacuum. But still he'd be Quicksand rarely heating tt. To that Is added the coloring cen- occurs in nature, and its appearance Is al- matter in' suitable oxide chro- worm." Phe Is quite an able musician, and having a waiting list. But I object to here organically, the same fourteenth proportions, ill new be- most always due to the ground water dis- mium for rubles, tltanlo add for sapphires. In addition to studies she on insulting the members. I don't animal. If you didn't have the gov- her carries her tury turbance caused the work, which can ba The divided is to musical education work. - lieve Mr. Johnson has any such idea. He ernment to take up this problem we'd be by finely powder permitted Betty Jane Hamilton, 13 plfl, minimized by more scientific methods of trickle down Into the oxyhydrogen flame, The school record that she has up1 years uses his about born in overwhelmed the 60 cent man and "hung of New Castle, Pa., who bt the argument foreign by grad- handling. which attains a temperature of 1,800 de- has never been approached In westera Fenn- - may the ot youngest freshman of 1931. hope Injecting a little energy Into ually we would go to pieces. Fine wet sand will carry as good a load grees. The powder fuses Into a pear shaped sylvanhu . any complacent older members who may "I look at these things from an investi as coarse grained sands. The former has a body that weighs from 10 carats to 200. Copyright, 1921, by Th Nw York Hcrnlrt.

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s. October 30, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

MAN WHO WILL REPRESENT AUSTRALIA RUSSIA IS WILLING TO MORI FOREIGN mm wm AT PARLEY BEGAN LIFE AS CARPENTER ASSUME OLD come DEBTS CONDITIONALLY Tomorrow may never ' DE IN PROSPECT DUE TO FORlLivMtqck 70 KOItSALE Fresh HolBl.ein cow?'X71l How do (Br Th Awoclated PrM.) North Thirteenth. You intend to insure tomorrow? you 29 Associated Riga, Oct. (by the SALE cow. 1120 a tomorrow for Insure Tirana r"ifflfMnl confirmation that FOU Guernsey South know there will be you? MARKETING OF CHOP v y oar v Arno, phone 66, EMY tho Russian soviet government has Don't wait because you can't take a large t'ult SA 1. 10 '1 w.i rren milk cowl HJ3 today. agreed, under certain conditions, Poulh Broadway. Ueorn make. amount. to recognize the foreign debts of tha Imnprinl Russian government. VOH SALE Two Rood tuJdle horne And while are waiting, the cost is increa- Bend Prices Show Advance; Wall Street Not lady's stddle, 2107 rf tutn Broadway, Besides, you was received here today througn phone 216-- Take out a policy for some amount now, Kosta oniciai DOisneviK newa sing. Concerned Over Railroad Strike the FOK SALE CHEAP Belgian .buck, doe Vhile can it. A more convenient season Seriously I agency. and 12 yuunsr. 413 Weit Copper r you get .? Roads Cut feBr 1 According to the Rosta dispatch, 1514 Vlielnla. never come. Trouble; Earnings of Improve; J """ 1 Chltchcrin, soviet foreign nuiy t, , v Hi:fife t 4 1 George FIXE BRED DOES, (first litter), alio ia ' &v - a In the complete circle of protection in Rates to Follow Quickly. minister, yesterday dispatched bucka, hutt'VK, etc. ii.l niMimn'a only, Equitable's note to the British, French, Amer rear 211 Weat a policy to fit every need. Write us regarding your ican, Italian, and Japanese gov FOK SALE Four head of work luiact needs and let us submit polices BY STI'AHT P. WFST. than those nt present with their ernments, saying that the soviet and two mule, cheap :t alcn at of.c. insurance sample 67 mrt on (Rporlnl ninnntrh In Morning Journal) revenues cut down with lower rates government would agree to recog- Phone Western Ice Bottling Co,, to you. No obligation your part. (Copvrlsht 1021 hj Allmn.nern.iie Journal) and yet where they will be en- nize the old debts, Incurred up to Fr.jit uml railroad tracka. New York, Oct. 29. Wall street joined from reducing pay rolls un- 1914, under the condition that FOH SALE American Wuea concerned til the authorities have had the "Russia be given certain privileges rabbita, pedigreed atock; all ages, fun Was never very seriously to Into maUlnn nnnnlhta the liractical ful higher every winter; your breeding The Life Assurance chances go exhaustively Ed- Equitable over the railroad strike order and case. the of thotie obligations." atock now. Write me your wanta. outcome, is the merits of the In fillment gar Amerman Wlnjlow, Arlaona. while relieved at the meantime there Is still the unpleas- Soviet Russia's recognition of Inclined to treat it as something of M. Chitcherin's note United The ant fant to face that a number the debts, FOR SALE Furniture of the States that was quite expected. price roads, even with rates said, Is conditional upon the great Society movement of the last week has rep- important with FOR KALE Hug. library table and nsMhey are, are unable to cover powers concluding final peace email locker. 120 South Cedar. of much more c. for N. M. resented matters fixed ana me soviet repuo-ll- THOS. F. BOURKE, Agency Mgr. than the charges. recognizing FOR BALE Antique mahogany dreastng fundamental importance old. OLIVER C. Asst. Mgr. o( whether or not the caae, over hundred yeara Phone KING, Agency question JAP DELEGATION OF 1402-W- . N. M. railway workers would carry out 114 S. Third St., Albuquerque, to strike. It has been ROOT AND HERB 0CT0R FOR SALE Dreaaera, beda, tablea, their threat ADVISERS TO ARMS bookcaae, china cablneta, Morria a further expression of confidence Br V OF In J IS ROBBED $29,000 chair. 9K rug. 32xS'4 autn tlrea; full in the business outlook and the CONFERENCE ARRIVES line of flrst-claa- a used furniture; If es, reality and permanence of the AtnooarM revolvers, musical Instruments. 125 nutn came over the sit- (Bj Tbe change which (II The Amorlstrd FreM.) Delta, O., Oct. 29. rr.)Four un- First. uation two months ago. j Calif., Oct. 29. smeared come back San Francisco, masked bandits with faces GLASS. PAINT. The public has not A Japanese delegation of advisers with Invaded the office of FOR RENT Ranches to any extent. The In grease, Into the market ihtj ni'mnrnent Mnfprencn S. B. Finney, 76 years old, a root FOR RENT By owner, a well Improved CEMENT, PLASTER. principal buying has originated Washington, the second to be and herb doctor here, yesterday ranch, consisting of two aets of Im- LUMBER with men high up In company af- here within two weeks, ar- of provements. W. M. Fisher, one and one-ha- lf greeted and robbed him $29,000 after of Barelas ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY fairs who sold out a Ion while rived on the liner Shlnyo on : ead with a miles southwest bridge. back today striking him the 423 rvtmiu oiivr.ni. ago, resolved not to buy again Maru, The delegation Is headed by revolver and binding him to a rittsi until they were sure that the E. a secretary of the de- Journal Want Ads bring results. was at an end. Kumura, chair. They escaped. period of depression partment of foreign affairs: T. Senator George Foster Pearce. Finney, it Is said, had an abhor- This repurchasing has been going Komuchi, a secretary of the treas- rence for banks and his sav- list. It Senator Foster minister of defense of kept on all through the share ury, and a number of other educa- (Jeorge Pearce, Australia, ings in a pocket book which he al- hag been supplemented by the re- tors and bankers. will represent that country at the disarmament conference in Washing- His condition is not on of ways carried. vival of activities the part A trade delegation, headed by ton, which will open November 11. Pearce .has had an interesting considered serious. . - the various speculative cliques. Viscount E. Shibusawa, a promi- career. He began life as a carpenter. For years he was a member of Boots and Shoes Are Sold For Less elo-me- Where Quality But, after all, the speculative nent banker, also arrived to repay the Labor party, but, with Premier Hughes, withdrew from it over the In the recent market has the visit to Japan laBt year of the conscription issue. ' been subordinate to the replace- headed by Frank A. Vander-lip- . ment of insiders' hold- party EVERYTHING IN de- A CCOUNTINC Women's and $6 Women's Dress ings. The advisory delegation will tlons. An opposing factor was a AUDITING, INCOME -- $5 Lower Money Rates. part Sunday for Washington. The report of good export demand from f- Boots Boots The movement of crops to mar- Mon- TAXriNANCIAl Grown Girl's Shibusawa party will leavd I England. k JL XXTATCMtNTX ket, as is well known, has been for New York. THE MARKETS ) H Tn day Closing prices: O Tour choice of brown usual. ' ES earlier this year than Wheat Brown or black, Eng- S the of th" Dec, $1.08; May, Kid, brown and grey consequence financing FALL FROM A WINDOW . lish and broad toes, FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN harvests will havo been completed Corn Kid and Pat-ten- t, time. Or- (By The Aiocl.d TreM.) Dec, 4Sc; May, 63e. low or Military Heels; Buy Your Footwear from the ahead of the customary IS FATAL TO A WOMAN Oats Dec, 33 c; May, 38c. Louis Heel; all dinarily it is not until the end of i New York, Oct. 29. Stocks were Pork $15.00. all sizes, in to Jan., 2V. ilzes, 8. November that banks the agri- The Associated I'rrm.) firm strong; during the day's Lard Jan., $8.90; March. $9.15. (Br con- MANUFACTURERS SALE cultural sections get through draw Denver. Colo., Oct. 29. M"R. short session, but the market Ribs Jan. $7.42; May, $7.86. at re-- " to influenced Ing from their balances the Lillian Benawa, 43, prominent tinued be by technical serve centers. But this year the Denver matron, died today considerations. Foreign oito show- NEW YOHK COTTON. $2.98 of the crop demands already society ed some of the recent peak at Mercy hospital as the resu't of a strength, SHOE STORE $3.49 has been reached, and this being fall from a window of her room domestic issues easing under real- New York, Oct. 29. Cotton fu- the case, two developments are In- wher? i;he was izing sales. Independent steels and tures closed 18.74; In near on the third floor, to steady. Dec, 301 N. First St., and Save 25 to dicated the future first a confined as a Tha nurse in shapings responded moderate Jan., 18.60; March, 18.50; May, 50. lowering of money patient. accumulation, the former again corresponding charge of Mrs. Benawa w.is out of 18.10; July, 17.65. ' rates in the open market. acMdent oc- owing their prominence to rumors English or Blucher $4 Misses' Boots the room when the of re- Bond Prices Vp. curred. Officials characterized her mergers. Investment rails FOUEIGN EXCHANGE. styles; brown or black; It Is plain enough that still ceded slightly at the outset, hard- $4.00 Women's Oxfords death as "purely accidental." all sizes, 6. Brown or black calf- easier conditions are In prospect ening later. New York, Oct. 29. Foreign ex- re- in Black Kid skin and gun and that the markets are getting C.IANTS TO SAX ANTONIO. Changes among specialties change irregulnr. Creat Britain Come metal; ready for them. This Is shown by New sulted largely from the customary $3.93 ; all broad or English toes; New York, Oct. 29. The of demand, cables, $3.93. with Military Heels, the course of bond prices whlh week end settlement speculative 7.30 M;' 2. do France demand, cables. 2-- 8. all sizes, now at the of York Giants will their training accounts, but cains at sizes stand highest the in 1922 at their old camp, San An- prevailed 7.31. Italy demand, 3.95 V4; cables. year. The fact that the latest Issik The the steady close. Sales, 375,000 3.96. Belgian demand, of certificates was tonio, It was announced today. shares. 7.14; treasury taken Detroit American team also cables, 7.15. Germany demand, at 4 4 to 4 2 cent or a fall league in bonds was light, most soles, rubber heels; all per in to condition in the Trading cables, .57. Holland de $2.49 1 cent of expected of issues .56; 1. of per under the rate Texas the Liberty showing gains mand, 34.00; cables, 34.06. Nor styles; all sizes,. last spring, Is very significant. If city. while Victory notes established 13.15. de $2.49 i ' way demand. Sweden the banks are ready to accept as new high quotations for the year. mand, 22.90. Denmark demand, low as 4 4 per cent on their mon- SOVIET RULE IS Railroad and Industrial bonds were 18.76. Switzerland demand. 18.33 The Ideal Lunch ey In this form of Investment, they mixed but some of the foreign Spain demand. 13. Greece demand Children's soon will be to accept a sim- BASED ON TERROR, group, particularly United King 4.45.. 32.60. $2.50 ready Argentina demand, 3read Is the most essential part ot ilar reduction In other forms. SAYS KILPATRICK doms of 193" were strong. Total Brazil demand, 13. Montreal, 92 v Skuffer Shoes On October 22, 1920, of sales, par values, $6,175,000 uiy lunch. But our bread should the total be ot bills discounted at the federal re- Last week's moderate deficit In the mainstay your little CHICAGO PRODUCE. lunch because real- $4 Boys' Dress Come In black and serve banks stood at S3.049.94R,-00- 0. actual reserves of the clearing daughter's you week's ize the wholesomeness. the pure brown; extension welt- On October 26, 1921. this to- house was cancelled by this Chicago, Oct. 29 Butter Market Shoes tal was rash gain of J18,900,000 and loans ness and dellclousness! that com- ed all sizes to only (1,371,000,000. unchanged. to make our bread. Thif Men's .Dress soles; At this time last federal re- showed a further decrease of 131 Firm. 3,842 bines $6 2. year, Kggs Receipts realization should lead you to be large serve notes outstanding wera 888.000. making a total contraction cases. Firsts, 4951c; ordinary $3,358,000,000. Their of about $105,000,000 for the past 42 45 lleve that sandwiches made of oui Shoes present firsts. 45c; miscellaneous, bread are Ideal. amount is 32,408,000,000 while the fortnight. ?49c; rerigerator extras, 33 Brown and black Calf' reserve ratio has advanced from Mercantile agencies reported 34c; welted in bus- refrigerator firsts, 32Bl33c. skin. Goodyear $1.69 42.7 to 70.8 per cent. These com- some slowing down general Poultry Alive, lower. Fowls, 301 NORTH FIRST STREET tell of de- iness due to unseasonable weather. Pioneer parisons the story the ruled the 14(H)22c; springs, 20c; turkeys, 27c; Bakery flation which has occurred and Better collections at big 14c. i of and roosters, 207 South First Street leave no doubt of Its thorough- distributing centers trade Potatoes Receipts 155 cars. U. ness. banks were offering more freely S. cars. users. shipments 1,099 Market Railroad Earnings Improve. of funds for commercial stronger. Michigan, Minnesota and The September railroad figures Closing prices: Wisconsin, sacked and bulk. $1.65 American rteet Sugar 27 have shown as a rule soma further fi1.85; Red river Ohios, sacked 1" ' in earn- American Can 29 South Da- slight improvement gross & 39 and bulk, $1.65(1.85; ings over August, while the net re- American Smelting Ref'g.. kota whites, $1.251.60. sults have been about the nam;. American Sumatra Tobacco.. 36 Much vis still said about mainte- American Tel. & Tel 108 KANSAS CITY PRODVCE. American Zinc 9 nance accounts being skimped, and 41 Kansas City, Oct. 29. Butter in Anaconda Copper that it Is only this way that net 85 Market unchanged. are able to so w"ll. Atchison . Esks Firsts 1c 60c; earnings appear Baltimore ft Ohio 37 higher, The New The missed In criticism seconds point this Bethlehem Steel "B" 56 unchanged. Is that the roads can afforl to 42 Poultry Hens, heavies lc high- California Petroleum 15 (ft) appropriate less this year than last 11 3 'A er, 21c; springs and oroilers for maintenance purposes, because Canadian Pacific unchanged. are so much more for Central Leather 29' they getting Chesapeake & Ohio 55 their money in the shape of cheap- 24 LIVESTOCK MARKETS. WESTINGHOUSE er and more efficient labor and Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul Chino Copper 26 the lower cost of supplies. How- 24 CIilcflRO Livestock. does not awav from Colorado Fuel & Iron Oct. Re- ever, this take CapL Emmett K ilpa trick. Crucible Steel 65 Chicago, 29.r.ittIe the essential problem confronti- 7 ceipts 1,500. Compare! with wee! the carriers. of Cuba Cane Sugar ago: Beef steers 25c to B0( ng? They will, Capt Emmett Kilpatrick, Red Erie 12 mostly Waffle Iron once Electric course at go ahead and apply Cross official who has higher, spots up mor.j; hutchei returned to Great Northern pfd 72 cows 10c to the labor board for another 10' U. S. his 36 and heifers to 40c higher; cent cut. will b the following release Inspiration Copper canners and cutter.? 10c tlir per wage It after nine months Int. Mer. Marine 49 to months, before a decision is ren- imprisonment pfd higher; calves mostly 2.ie higher: i at the hands of the Soviet goverj-sten- t, Kennecott Copper 22',4 15c dered. 107 atockers and feeders to 2Sc In the meantime, the InterstH'." declares that the present Mexican Petroleum higher. Russian (a based Miami Copper 25 Commerce commission, actin.: government upon 19 Hogs Receipts 9,000. Market The New Elec- enunciated in system ef terror, and Missouri Pacific 10c to 15c lower than Westinghouse upon the principle cruelty Vew York Central 72 yesterday's the decision of a week ago, will , prooaganda and cannot long sur- average; closed strong. Practical Vorthern Pacific 73H J8.00-bulk- , proceed with its rate reduction vive. His release was brought 36 top, $7.75; light lights up to tric Waffle Iron makes them and put it up to the roads to offset about by an ultimatum from Com- Pennsylvania I7.267.65; holdover light, Ray Consolidated Copper.... 13 lower 18.00. these by redeclitg their costs. The merce Secretary Hoover. After 69 pigs bulk around n Reading 3,500. a time the probability is thus suggested of making an official report to Wash- Iron & 60 Sheep Receipts Today's three at right at considerable interval which Republic Steel... receipts practically all to packers during ington, Kilpatrick vill go to nil Sinclair Oil & Refining. . . 23 the companies will be operating home 78 direct. Compared with week ajco: at Uniontown, Ala. Southern Pacific 50c 75c table. under conditions less advantageous 19?4 Fat lambs and yearlings to Southern Railway sheep 25c to 50c higher; Studebaker 16 M, higher; Corporation .... feeder lambs mostly 25c higher. Texas Company 42 Tobacco Products 4 Kansas Union Pacific 121 City Livestock, Kansas City, Oct. 29. Cattle-Rec- eipts United States Steel 80 700. .Waffles baked electric hea? 58 For week: Beef by Utah Copper steers strong to 85c higher; fat she 15c to 25c LIBERTY BONDS. stock mostly higher. so each Top yearlings, 110.60; canners are light, that one; Do like bank 29. strong; cutters bid quarter higher; you a service New York, Oct. Liberty bulls to 25c 4s, etrong higher; killing creates a desire for another. bonds closed: 3s. $92.62; first calves, stock cows and helferc $93.10 bid; second 48, $uz.6U nia; feoders first second steady; stockers and weak which makes or 4s $93.16; 4s, to 25c lower; stock calves steady Pour in the the friends, just $95.00: fourth $93.02; Victory to BOo lower. batter, pull $99.64; 4s, $99.64. 3s, Victory 4s, Hogs Receipts 300. Bales d of load's to - a. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. five packers handle down and turn on the depositors? J7.35; around lOff lower than yes- one load of Oct. 29. A In terday's average; Chicago, slump pigs at $8.25, steady. current and h'6t, waf- wheat in the final minutes of trad- none. For crispy down the entire list to- Sheep Receipts ing pulled week: Sheep generally 25c to 40c day. Wheat and corn closed c ewes fles are the results. c c higher; heavy up more: fat to net lower, oats were off lambs 75c to 85c $9 00: o and varied from higher, top to provisions lambs around SOc higher, unchanged to 7o lower. feeding Local professionals ruled the Denver Livestock wheat pit through most of the 29. Cattle Re- !A"t session. An and Denver, Oct. breakfast,' lunctieon or afternoon lea', and now and then that famous short initial dip ceipts 1,900. Market steady. Beef recovery were followed by Meadlly steers, cows and heif- increased buying when profession $5.00(8)6.00; - This ers, $3.255.00; calves, $6,008) chicken and waffle dinner, the Electric Waffle Iron per- als found offerings were light. 10.00; stockers Westinghouse to 1 cents over bulls, $2.008.00; carried wheat the and feeders, $4.50 6.00. opening but when the profit taking none. mits a real to is a was a as Hogs Receipts you to add treat your menu. The serving delight, SAFE, started there sharp drop, Sheep Receipts 11,000. Market it developed that the northwest ewes. had been wheat Into the steady. Lambs, $7.508.E0; putting $2.00(3)4.50; feeder lambs, $6.50 and the eating a, joy supreme. efficient, pit on every bulge and there was 7.50. a surplus. Some bullish sentiment was progressive: by an estimate that the coun LEGAL NOTICE try s exportable surplus had been To 4 348b reduced to 64,000,000 bushels. (REPUBLICATION.) Sales and Service ' Westinghouse offset this, export and milling de NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. mands were slow and there was a Department of tin Interior. U. 8. Land report that southwestern mills Office, at Bant We, N. M Oct I. might shut down because of ab- 1921. - sence of demand for flour. Notice la hereby siren that Salome State National Bank ot N. M., Corn was firm early and started Montoya y Chavei, Alameda, to with but weakened who, on December 7, lit?, made home climb wheat lead entry. No. 034338, for EH . week end even BE, Affiliated With readily under the Ehi SWft BB!4, Eft BBi HWK BEH. Gas & Electric ing up trade. Private reports on ectlon 27, townihlp N.. range E.. Albuquerque Company ,, The State Trust & Savings Bank". farm reserves, scheduled for Mon N. M. P. meridian, has (lied notice of 98 day. were forecast as rhowlng rec Intention to make three-ye- proof, to "At Your Service." Phone ' so eitabllah claim to the land above de- Combined Resources ord holdings. Oats were dull Al- followed other scribed, before U. B. Commlealoner, that they merely N. on November 14, 1921. Strains. buquerque, M., One-Ha- Claimant namee as witnesses: Qulrlm Four and lf Million Dollars Mot of the trade In provisions Coulter, Jacobo Medina, Ausuetln Alfa ma, was In lard, prices weakening to Neitor i'arhecho, all of Chllllll, N. M. conform to live hog market condl ' A. M. BfiltUERH, Restater.

t ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 30, 1921.

The Strike Is Settled ASK US HERE'S YOUR CHANCE ARE YOU A THINKER i r BRAND NEW FINE HOME SITE And all are happy. So lets' put A beautiful new homo Two beautiful lots on East LEVERE ZAP1F to wheel and If so see North Fourth of five IT our nhoulder the About that home you long to - street rooms and basement, hardwood Silver. Price reduced for quick bf ''ist You will Four room modern house, lust beyond. Mountain Road, ob- help Albuquerque. own, or may be It is a vacant n floors sale, or Want same old stand glassed-i- sleeping porch, hard- serve the new look throughout, large living singly together. find us at tho lot. We have them in all sizes enterprises, room with fire place, splendid to see them? Call to do our bit. wood floors throughout, large at the growing surroundings. REALTORS. ready and locations. Look here: built-i- n location and built to endure. J. A. basement, laundry tubs, Somebody , will make nAMMOjfl), want to sell or good B21 1522-R- If you rent, buy, Highlands, $750, easy rarage, full size lot, all for only In section.' Can you believe the price is E. Silver. Phono . OCR MOTTO: home see us terms. Six-roo- money this Why HEALTH REEREIt Insure your furnished, 50-fo- only $4,500? $3,800. Reasonable terms. not you., A few choice ot "SEimcE TO TH15 PUBLIC" We hiive Just listed a small & Lowlands, $4,250. Terms. lots Six room modern house, to rent, We 'adobe rooms ACKERSOX GRIFFITH, for $750 each. Cash or give special attention to lo- house of three and A, L Martin Co., Realtors easy payments. $45.00. cating the stranger in a home. bath. This Is an extra well Realtors. Shelley Realty Co, $1,500 to Loan "REAL HOME" Our autos are at Is in Real e Auto W. C. THAXTON, $1,200 to Loan your service. built house and Intated Phone 411. ISO S. Fourth Phono 459-- J. 218 W. Gold. Estat' and Several houses an Ideal for seeker. Insu Hv Loans. 705 W. Seven rooms, bath, built-i- n fea- and apartments spt health Mountain Road, tures, for rent. This can be 1 to B m. . J. Di. Keleher, Realtor, large front and back porch- property bought 223 W. Gold. Phono 150. p. es, for only S2.CG0, with extra good Phone 761-- to m. 111 W. Gold. Phono 410 garage, etc. In the Fourth Chicken Ranch to trade i t t, ward. $4,600. terms. EXTRA WELL BUILT terms If desired. r ...... 1 Easy ALMOST NIJW Dandy place, close in, for chicken xr. una rani, sirsuinseeucr, Mcdonald & BRICK New worsiiam, Hardwood side-walk- s, FOR RFXT. raising business. Yard coops, Smell House Heal Estate and Insurance. floors, garage, o In Highlands, A FINE HOME B06-- lawn, etc. With or with- Iltuhlnr. brooders, laying house, plenty f2.46O.0O. A REAL HOME A' HOME Phono 108 8. Third. out 2- room furniture. Close in, - Rooms and two porch- water, wind mill, a three Nice living room with plenty of The best blocks from terms. good house. A chanco to beat H. C. L. On rooms 5 rooms one, four Fine location. Lowlands. es, unfurnished $30.00 windows, convenient kltcljen with Luna Boulevard, five furnished, glassed In porch glassed-i- n built-i- n com- postoffice; eight rooms, HELP WANTED Immediate 3- - Itonm J. P. GILL. features, oath room and sleeping porch, furnace, fire large front porch, fireplace, lawn. possession. apnrtment, 723-J- . one porch, steam heat, hardwood furnished $110.00 115 S. Second . Phone plete; ideal sleeping room where place, hardwood floors, built-i- n etc. Good location and priced MhIo. can good fresh air and sun; floors, two garages one home. TWO DANDY HOMER 5- - get features, lawn, trees, for with terms. WANTED A Rooms, furnished $65.00 beautiful view, neighborhood of the Garage, right It Is a bargain. Part Terms. colored cook, Pullman Cafe, IN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. 4- - $6,300. Good terms. $ Rooms, furnished $31.80 SUDDEN SERVICE. the best; make a substantial pay- H. F. GILMORE ' UATHER1NU roots and hero Floe Extra well built, both on ren- ment move house W. IT. McMILLIOX, book. 70 large Lowlands. The Red Arrow (all over the Weet) down and in. The II. 214 W. Gold 442-T- Botanical, West Haven, lota and close in. 6- - e la McCLFGHAX, REALTOR, Phone - . Conn. Rooms $100.00 ders eudden on Kodak is made of adobe and stuccoed 20B West Gold. n furnished finishing 204 W. Gold. Phouo 442-- J. Have built-i- features, fire- to who demand Work white. It will b good and warm START NOW. Young Men's people quality. de- Christian places, Tell us what we :n before 11 s. m. mailed came day. for this winter. See us without Association Auto School, Los heating plants, etc. you want may as will not on the Repair These must be seen to be : " have it. Work In before 5 p. m. mailed noon next lay, it last long $25 Down and $25 Monthly Angeles. ap- day. Addrets work to market. FRUIT TREES preciated. D1ECKMANN REALTY COMrANY FIREMEN, URAKEMEN, beginners $150, Whoever THIS RED ARROW, LOAN with 3 Interest will build or SHADE TREES AND ORNA- later 1250 Write buys any of these B. Las Retiltore. WANTED buy monthly. Hallway, three homes be Albuquerque Vegas Real Loans. you a home. Call at our office MENTALS FROM ALBU- care Morning Journal. will a well D. T. KINGSBURY, (We want a representative In TOUR Estate, Insurance, Will 9 cent on $2,000 satisfied customer. 10 W. Gold Ave. Phone 670 pay per for further Information, QUERQUE NURSERIES BE A DECTECTIVE, 0 territory.) on tmVati nu.s . i weekly: Let's Serve I and $4,000 First Mortgage 111 South Fourth Phone 835-- J Get Your Order In Now. Write nwiiu, You Today? REALTOR new American experience brand real estate. WESTERN AGENCY for catalog. Detective Agency, 408 Lonne and Insnrance. J. T. YOUNG & CO., UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS LOTS 110 V. Cold. OOT-- Phone 1576-- J. AMERICAN HOME BUILDERS MkN- - 17 ARE Pnone Albuquerque, W. M. ,ge to 66. Experience unneces- SELLING DAILY. v SEE THIS (Incorporated) sary. Travel; make secret Investiga- No better place for a Savings R. L. WOOTON, President tions, reports. Salaries; expjns is. Amer- Account and Investment. Six room brick house on fine $1200 CASH BUYS ican Foreign Detective Get lot in best section of Agincy, 48K, 6L your lot today. Only $10 cash, FOR SALE large Five-roo- m modern house, fur- and $10 Double roome, Highlands. Can be had for $1,-0- per month. Let us $4,000 (rams cottage, t nished or unfurnished; fire- FOR SALE VvAMLD Sales managers to take com- show bach, glassed on each tide, com- cash and pay- BRICK HOUSE plete charge of you the official map of porch monthly place and sleeping porch. New- Cadillac Model 65 In NEW district sales offices, this addition at pletely furnished; rents tor (80 ments. The price is only $4,750. Eight only those oapable of handling a our office. ly decorated Inside and out. A-- l FIVE ROOMS salee large You'll be to month;! Bast Central. condition Apply FOR SALE force and producers of results need surprised see how 16.000 Five-roo- cement Mock bunga- ROLLIV E. GUTHRIDGE, Close In. Balance monthly. BIAVA AUTO CO., A house that will not depre- Ppjy. Box t8, care Journal. very rapidly they are selling. low, nrodern, bult In features, fireplace, 1023. 314 A. C. STARES iaeal location WANTED 3U00 Our autos are at Phone W. Gold. New Mexico A 521 Thir- ciate in value; cotton pickers, at onte, your service. furnace: Fourth ward. Estate 'Insurance Gallup ...... bargain, North In block from $1 to $1.50 Five-roo- Heal Highlands, qne hundred; steady till $0.300 white etucco bungalow, 188 February; all wrk hardwood floore, 319 W. Gold Ave. Phone teenth street, $500 cut In price. University car line; modern In short staple cotton; n WE INSURE ANYTHING modern", targe roome, rain, mild climate, furnace, corner, fine location; Five two every detail Prices right. good schiols; good INSURABLE, flreplree, Rent-Roo- rooms, glass porches, opportunities to right Growurs Fourth ward. For with Board "Barber Houses" do parties. If you knew tho we FOR RENT Rooma ex- Quality not psy transportation. RioiU'l Hen- protection Rom good ranches for sale. Houses one screen porch, modern, See Us Today derson. can give you on Busl-ine- NICELY furnished roon. with FOR RENT Dwellings Secretary Farmers' Alliance La your auto ami lota In of the board; r- all parte city. FOR RENT Room. Dl West Copper. cept heat. 19 18 sold. policy for only $3.00 extra and business opportunities. private ramny.; no alclc 1037 Forrester. FOR RENT Five-roo- modern house, houses completed - B"ru, Blythe. California. per property 1488-- TOUR year, you would not A. REALTOR. FOR RENT Rooms with 228 North Walter. FOR RENT Large front room. Thone 744 118 8. Fourth JOB 13 SAFE If you're a skilled be with- FLEISCHER, sleeping porch automotive out It. If our salesmen Fire Insurance, Automobile Insurance, and board.: 603 South Arno, vh .ne FOR RENT Five roome and two FOR KENT Furnished room. 120 South Opposite Postoffice. electrical specialist. No do not 1908-R- . glass no to Gloss, Public Lia- 821 Walter. strikes, wage disputes. Steady, well happen see you ask us rial Burglary. porches. North Thirteenth. BARBER-MAITLAN- THE , paid work Positions Learn about It. bility, Compensation Insurance. FOR RENT Room ana three-ruo- FOR RENT room. 108 waiting. ooard, with FOR RENT One and one Nicely furnished COMPANY starting, build- ' Sonde. first-clas- s , - FOR RENT Rooms lighting. Ignition; battery Second and Gold. MO. Surety sleeping porch; board. 410 two-roo- both; furnished. 1301 North Sixth. cut-ou- Phone JPhone 674. house; - ing, repairing; t, generator, volt- Ill South Fourth St. East Central. South Walter. RENT Two ventilated Lut's Servo Yon Today. ' FOR RENT Several unfurnished room. FOR VWN..'-clean well age regulator, armature AlIHAMUXTPSi " 124 adjustments. IIV THl' UkA FOR RENT Four-roo- modern furnish South Edith. rooms, close In. 409 Weet Iron. Only echool specialising automotive elec. PRIVATE HOTEL for tubeoular persona ed house, sleeping porch. 702 East FOR RENT Good two-roo- apartment, FOR RENT Nice rooms, bath, phone. trinity. Free booklet. Write today. Ktuu-J- j. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Central furnished. 415 North Second. 315' South Second. Phone 120-- Johnson's Automotive Electrical School, Dept. 13, 729 Colo. PROFESSIONAL Four-roo- Stucco House. The FOR RENT Board and room for one or FOR RENT Ranch home, $16 per month. FOR RENT Furnished room, close In; FOR RENT Furnished rooms for FOR SALE Canary birds. Phone Broadway, Denver, CARDS two on the Sawmill car line. xvorm 1180-- female rash required, $1,300, we do not gentlemen, ' inquire mornings only, l.i reasonable. 207 North Fifth. reasonable; no 4ick. 215 West AlTOHM-.l- $20 North Twelfth. ' Eleventh. TOWN. WANTED know where $1,300 can be invest- FOR RENT Glassed-i- n sleeping porch Iron. TRY BODDY'B MILK. BUST IN Experienced collar girl. Ex- JOHN W. WILSON, ed to Come In FOR RENT Nloely furnished room with FOR RENT four-roo- and kitchen. South Walter. Phone 1418-R- celsior Laundry. Attorney, better advantage. board. West 321 Eas-- Ill 17 interested. Lady preferred. (13 house, at North Fourth. Dr. FOR Furnished? room RENT ApartmcnU FOR SALE Green tomatoes. Phone WANTED Experienced cook. looms 1$, and 19, Cromwell Building. quickly if you are 1472-- RENT for lady, Apply 1153-J- rruit. Phone terd 2404-J4- . Phone . J. I). PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE, ay. $10 per month. 406 South Edith. FOIlBENTDealrab S. ,7. Vivian. miH. weinman. tos west copper. JAMESON'S RANCH Five-roo- ex- 354-- Ideal location lor FOR RENT house, In no TRY our buttermilk. Albu- WANTED PHYSICIANS AND HI IKiBOKS." 110 S. Third. Phono now R. FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat;, ment, close In; no sick. 116 N. Fifth Bulgarian Elderly 'djv for iiousowork. neaiinseenera; few reservations change for good board. Address no Association. naota pe, UK. 8. U BURTON. 1231-- sick; children. 414 West Silver. four-roo- querque Dairy pnoie 0O1'J. available. Phone R., care Journal, FOR RENT Diseases FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. . 1737 1104 FOR BALE Heating stove. Gottlieb and WANTED Gjrl for general housework. nf Ine Blsmnch. FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished apartments; rtrage It desired. Suite. 9. Sleeping porch and room, FOR RENT 1748-J- .' 106 North First, mm. 6M Boutn Harnett Building. : FOR SALE House with rates West Central, phone North Second. Beer, maiiman, Walter. adjoining bath, board; $56 house and bath, large sleeping porch. T- VANTED Girl I'U. 8. O. CLARKE. montn. lose East Central 1117 East Central. FOR REN- Furnfsrrec rooms. Ill FOR RENT One and one small FOR SALE lnrestnng machine, $6 for general housework. bouse, en large O. Eye, Knr, Noeti and Throat. FOR SALE brick FOR RENT South Walter, phone ISSJ.J. modern furnished apartraenb 115 P. Box 413, City. "Ploy mornings, an North Thirteenth. mui-k- s Furnished rooms with or FOR RENT A brick unfurnish- . Barnett North Edith. Phone cottage, Noith Seventh. SALE Water nrtiioi. ai WANTED Girl fne 1. Building. Phone $34. without board;-- ' bath and 315 Vs FOR RENT Front room suitable for twi FOR inquire r.n.r.l n. 100-fo- phone. ed, three email rooms in rear, $15 per Office lloura SALE owner, new bouee, 820-- 137 North Journal office. iiimi on prim-set- 1021 9 FOR By South Second. Phone month: close In. Call 300 West Iron gentlemen. Fifth. FOR RENT Apartment furnished com- Morning stay Htst to 12 a. m., and 8 to 5 p. m. corner shade teeee, outbuild-Ing- al- Roma. lot; RENTi-Roo- m five-roo- em- plete; light and water 1411 SALE Cub heater, rabbits; FOR for one or two ladles, FOR RENT By November 1, FOR RENT Furnished ruim, to paid. FOR Economy DR. MARGARET CAKTHKIUIIll ' ideal for co,i. chickens, n South Edith. new. 601 Third. WANTED Middle-age- d woman With gtaaaed-l- and modern home, furnished; ployed men. 415 North Fourth.1 most North to do Office Grant Room 16. terms. 1600 South Elm. sleeping porch, beautifully light housework and would Bldg.. Phone 671 hoard.' 113 North Walter, phone H24-J- . no sick or chlldrtn. 604 West Marble. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for FOR RENT Two rooms and kltchsnette. DENVER pbSTdellvere4 t'your door, conking; nesioence 11:3 Central. SALE Five-roo- modern stucco 1349-- consider girl. Apply 1107 South ,aat RENT Three-roo- 617 modern, furnished or unfurnished. 650 month. Phone High. Phone n F It Room antf RENT with housekeeping. Apply West Silver, per 471. house, ecreened-l- sleeping porch, back sleeping porch. FOR cottage, Phone 1320-- WANTED board for gentle-me- n no O li"""s ALE B a b and Lady cook for position In and front bath, tights and gat. ith convalescentr; sleeping po:ch, furnished; children. FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed room, F y bed high chair; Industrial porches, 8148-- 817 15S5-- Two school. Apply mornings. ii-- : 823 only; private home. Phone 815 South High. Call at South High. close In. Phone 420 West Coal. FOR RENT furnished rooms for good condition. 814 North Tenth. DB. ALFRED I,. owner, South Arno. " Call for Miss Preslar, 221 West Gold. THELIN, FOR RENT furnished rooms Modern five light housekeeping; adults; no sick. SNOW WHITE CLOTHES and uo Dentist. FOR SALE Near car line and echool, Nicely FOR RENT three, four, FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for 724 Second. FOR EARN BOARD Room with steam heat and first-clas- s and South and $10 month Phone 62(1. 11614 floulh four-roo- house, bath and sleeping table and houses apartments: light housekeeping. 618 West Atlantic. spots try the Mantano Company Bluing. while Third. board. 110 1327-- FOR four-- r. on. - attending school: catalogue free. Open 130S-- South Arno, phone some furnished. W. H. McMllllon, 20$ out- - RENT Very desirable SALEtiablnet with Evening. Dental porch, garage. Phone FOR RNT Nicely furnished 'oom, 101 FOR- phonograph Mackay Business College, 90414 South FOR HEALTHSEEKERS Modern ac- West Gold. furnished apartment; private bath. tone. 820 North MY HOME for alx rooms and stae entrance; also garage; no side 1378-- records; cheap; fine Main, Los Angeles. NEW sale; with nurse to Nort't Second, phone " large basement, 75x142 foot lot; shade commodations, service. FOR RENT By December 15, respon- mo r.orin oecona Twelfth. WANTED Caeade Oro. 618 West Gold, 614-- tenants furnished, FOR RENT Two large front rooms, Experienced, lady stenogra- W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D, trees, fruit trees, well fenced chicken phone sible completely FOR RENT Nice. large Ront room, with FOR SALE Banner Hot Blast heater. pher and far noalllnn In five-roo- at furnished for light housekeeping; bookkeeper . pen. 1108 North Eleventh. FOR RENT Nioe roome with, sleeping house; garage. Inquire aesiraote lur 'aaiee 823 North Eleventh. Inquire morn- Call Practice Limited to 220 North" city. private entrance; porch. 408 North Arno. city. Apply morning. for Miss SALE owner, 718 West Coal: porohas with board, for convalescente. i:ighstreet, rhone 2369-- ings only. Preslar, 221 West Gold. GENITO ITHI.KV nKir iarra FOR, By Mrs; Reed. FOR Two kitchen- Frame 4 roome bath, two SI! South Broadway, phone FOR RENT furnished cottage RENT large rooms, SALE aewlng machine. In AND DISEASES OF V stucco, and FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, pri- S01 FOR Singer WANTED Competent experienced Amer THE SKI with screened for ette and glassed-l- first-clas- .a Do larpre. porches, newly decorated, vacant. porch, light vate entrance; reasonable. 605 East sleeping porch. s condition; a bargain. 1012 re- aneerraan rotor? In Connection. West 10H-- J. ican nurse, for two young children; Torms 1( desired. Phone 1803-- FOR RENT Room and in healthseeker preferred, $10 per 1421-- Iron, phone Second. Cttlrenn Bank porch' private Central, phone North ferences required, Mrs, Rltlg PhoneR8f. " for one or two month: nursing attention available. 1002 FOR RENT Furnished Apply mornings. FOR. SALE New four-roo- modern fur family, gentlemen, or FOR RBNTFurnlshed room for house apartments; FOR SALE A few choice Navajo rugs, Leopold Meyer, 118 Houth Fourteenth. man1 and wife. 1125 East South High. three rooms with bath. . nished cottage, on South Walter, 15"? Sliver, phone $10; only, 201 Albuquerque from reservation; reaaonable. - CWRtOPRACTORS . , Five-roo- keeping, gentleman 11 Second. right WANTED Students to learn conversa- down A. im-j- : FOR RENT brick house, Hotel, H North and monthly payments. J.. window East Lewis, near shops. 208 South Arno. tional Spanish, by native teacher: 814 Home-lik- e ptaee.-eleep- ing - screened sleeping porch, One room Hammond. East Silver, phone ORtEJiT bath,. n FOR RENT and sleeping 76c or class Chlrowvnctor. USljjt shades coal In house, newly FOR RENT Room and glassed-i- sleep FOR SALE Nice fresh eggs, per instruction; If inter- rive- - Vreh, bath and board, In University and range porch, nicely furnished for light house- 523 South ested call 604 4 19 and 20 FOR. SALE New extra well built $60, water free. Call ing porch; gentleman only, 224 South doxen, at Ely's Poultry Yards, at South Ninth, after Armljo Building. built-i- n Height! r' women Aldrtss decorated, garage, 120 South room hard ood floors, preferred. St. 2272-.- I. keeping. Apply Broadway. 11H8 p. m. M. bungalow; Home, care Journal. at 220 North Hlgh Walter Phone Elghfh, phone S. K.NGE. I. C. features: basement lawr garage, fur. FOR RENT Two large rooms, nicely 5 ( We houses FOR RENT Nicely,, furnished room, FOR SALE Used tractors, and WANTED Girl to eo cimpnuo.i for my hlropraotor. Phone Connections. nlshed or terms. Phone FOR HEALTHSEEKER Modern accom- FOR RENT have eeveral furnished for housekeeping; gas and 202 unfurnished; rent. OWNERS, modern home. Mrs. Fred Ham. 623 with gang plows. Hardware Depart wife; am employed Wnt3; will give West Central Rooms 32 and S3. 3 070. J. modations In with nu.se snd apartments to coal range, desirable location. $16 Weet country home, ns. We c.an. lnrth Second. ment J. Kernel to, girl good, home, room und board, ealary. service: not far from car line. Address list your properties with Coal. Could use FOR SALE Modern bungalow; four Gnber. - Home-mad- e and girl going to school. Girl must WANTED Miscellaneous liuniiiii ire d"X rent them snd save you trouble. FOR RENT Rooms, by the week; l'Jr- Full SALE sausage rooms and bath, front and back City. -- FOR RENT Furnished modern apart- be with my wife evenings. Call or write Short & 220 West Goli, rhone 688. naoe seat. West Sllvor, ne fresh country pork, delivered to your WAM'KO-ili- tK. 1337-J- . screened lawn, gar DELIGHTFUL SLEEPING PORCH and Oober, m vir ment, three rooms and bath, eteam 807 Soulh Edith. violin. Call eve porches, fireplace," ' 619. door. Phone 1916-- nings. den, chicken yard, ranga, gae stove, Base bedroom, with board, in furnace-hea- t, heat. Avurlll Apartments, 808ft North LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EDUCA- - - AUTOMOBILES toTL room In new A XMAS for shopping Wanted burner. Included. t0O9 Forrester. ed home; reasonable; also table board. RENT Furnished Second. FOR PRESKNT, TION who desires to enter the business Carp4?ntei work. Job or dayi. board across street. 114 North and needs, a handy bag is 1 . w , FOR SALE Owner town. 1450 East Silver. Phone 14!2-- FuR RENT Private garage for one or house; FOR RENT Two rooms, and travelling world under the most favorable cir- nniiitl j leaving Maple, 1S88-- bat' large a dandy bag Phone 827-- beautiru! five-roo- adobe stucco, mod- two cars. 811 West Coal. phone for housekeep- cumstances. Nationally known firm has WANTED Fresh milk cow; also WANTED Three men healthseckers. glassed sleeping porch, season n spring hardwood floor basement and FOR RENT Furnished roome for ilgiit two entrances. 1004 BUY YOUR QUN before the few $200 wnBon. ine ern with for boarders and roomers In country, FOR SALE Ford touring car bot;y, ing; private rifles to positions affording monnly. on Heights, See Mr. 1213 South housekeeping; modern; slso sleeping opens', fifty shotguns and No experience, no money required. Must POLISHED garage, Unlveslty across river; long sleeping porch: good with top. Broadway. 11 West Gold. and set up. Ervln at 1420 East or porch. 818 west silver. select from. he free to leave and over 2$ . Smith, Silver, phone ranch board; fresh egga and milk; home FOR BALE Ford touring car and Ford FOR RENT Steam heated, sunny apart-- . city, jrs. Bedding Co., phone 471. 1422-- FOR RENT bed room. SALE Man's lur coat; Teachers especially desirable. Send cooking. Call 2404J4. trunk. Inquire 710 North Thirteenth. Pleasant front ment with electric llguts, gas, hot FOR laccool WANTED Bfseburner: price must be KALIS 3170 con- suitable for two; no sick. 115 North never worn. One hundred brief description. F. C. Rodgers, 913 . FOR Income property, FOR RENT Extra well furniKhod TO BUY model Ford water, two or three rooms. 611 West large size; iciuiiMuift rnone InM-j- well large WANTED Late 1670-- twenty-fiv- e dollars. Phone 1610-- Garland Bldg.., Chicago. sisting of four furnished houses, front room with board. In Eleventh, phons Coal. WANTED Is a It will reasonable roadster or truck with starter. Phone Washing and Ironing by the located: this fine Investment; PR2-- FOR RENT One furnished front FOR SALE Beautl.'il new Gibson man Male and Female. bal- private family; prefer man and w'.fe large FOR RENT Small aleam heated apart owy. ..n aner a:ao, 1204-- ay you to investigate; part cash, or best room, eultable for eleeplng or light dolin (flat mod"l ami velvet-i'.ne- J WANTED Call 1676-- roommates; nice modern htme, K-- 4 car. ment, completely furnished, Including Solicitors. in poraon. IF YOU WANT ance to suit, I'hone $01 South FOR 6ALB BulcW touring 414 West Oold. case, Call 605 North bocona. anything hauled, call location in town. 023 W. Copoer. Phone first-clas- Bond-Dillo- n housekeeping. linens, 101 South Walter, cheap. Hanna's, 405 West Central. Edith. s condition. Co. highlands, Miicnen Transfer, pnone 2058-- 1450-- FOR RENT Nicely furnished front phone 1012. CLARIFIED and Pasteurized milk. Theie MAN or woman wanted, $36 full cement city. nVtl-- ln salary JANITOR for j(T OWNER Six rooms, finish, room, adjoining bath; private entrance; FOR Two or three modern fur la nnlu nn. nl,M tn I,. Alhll. 75u an hour housecleanlng work, floor two RESERVATIONS may now be had at Best car $200 cash will RENT time, spare time, selling . w. 1972-- sot water heat, two fireplaces, WANTED buy: no sick. 201 South Arno. nished rooms for querque Dairy Association. Phone 351. to wear. wim, j i,owe, pnone rooms, foot shade The Murphey Sanatorium. Rates: 120 Ford roadster 1600 South housekeeping; sleep guaranteed hosiery Experience FOR led fifty frontage, to 825 room preferred. FOR rooms and If no near Coal International Mills, Norrls-tow- PAINTING, paper hanging, tlnt- - snd fruit trees, garage and outbuildings, per week, lncludee private Elm. RENT Housekeeping ing porch desired; sick; high FOR SALE range and large heater, unnecessary. ano with connected with orch, for two persons; no school. Phone 1680-J- . both as new; also Iron bed, Pa. ing furniture reflnlshing call 666. good section, Fourth ward, 43,000 cash, sleeping porch, bath FOR used care sleeping good SALE gome extra goo 110 , -- 211 WANTED Yoor ffarlmi?,. 94ftu. H-- and toilet. General nursing, medical children. South Walnut. FOR RENT One small housekeep" springs and mattress. South' High. HELP WANTED We want one or two pi,,,.. d balance '.Ike rent. Phone after easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co, 0$ light or w. noons. care, excellent meals, tray service. All FOR RE?"T- - Well ventilated front room, In apartment, or well furnished bed FOR SALE Pork fattened In clean pens; men or women to write fire and auto write Hunter, general delivery. roome have ateam West Central. For-- house In heat, hot and .old furnace heat, convenient to meals; no roo i with board: also garage, 1010 no swill; slso turnips. Cherry Blossom insurance; standard, old line companies; WANTED Fur nit Ey OWNER, modern water 491. 1921 model, 1590-R- . 1032-- running Phone Dr. Murphey. FOR SALE Hudson sport sick. 108 Bout! Arno. reste . phone Ranch. 207 East Trumbul, phone none but producere can be used. Oober, Small cook ilnve or ranira Ukn.i Fourth ward, nara wooa iiiwrs, no- sell for $1,850. worth $2,300, will ROOMS rooms: Short A Goher. 220 West Gold. place, large screened porches, three Phone 490-- IMPERIAL Nice, clean FOR RENT Unfurnished front bed FOR SALE New Queen Anne period WANTED Salesmen Over forty-fiv- e rec- - CIVIL SERVICE HAULING of all kind. K,- n Jlgnc ueu roum wn,. rates by day or week. Pastime room and kitchen, with range, adjoin- style phonograph and examinations, Albuquer- ,.r, airy FOR SALE new Essex touring 311 $1,400-$1,60- closets, fronte east on large lot with WANTED Salesmen. Sell Claaon's Nearly Theater, H Weet Cen'ral. ing bath; very desirable. $20; employed orde. 1276. Address J. T care Journal. que, November. Positions aim iranaiering. Ill cast Iron, phona car; at the right price. Roland Saur Age 18 2309-R- . lawn, trees, evcrwmia u Green Guide Road Mans to lib FOR RENT Glassed-i- n and two ladles preferred; references, 114 South FOR 8A LE Freeh buttermilk and upwards. Experience eic, Phone trade: A Co., 420 West Central. porch ci For free In- condition; terms it dealred. eral commissions. Clason Map Co., airy rooms; board across street. 114 Sixth. tags cheese; also fresh milk tn gallon unnecessary. particulars, WANTED Washing by the dozen, to 5 A- -l a write R, Civil 1977-- J. FOR SALE Bulck, condition; North 1888-- lots. s Phone mis-i- structions, Terry (former take home, or to ruff Arv Pnii Denver, Colo, Maple, phone FOR RF.NT Three-roo- furnished Swayne Dairy Service 24 Continental inl.txr SALE A real and must be sold at onoe; a real bargain for examiner). Bldg., after 6:30 p. m. FOR bungalow, price 67 MILES per gallon made with new 114 or FOR RENT Nicely furnished, well ven apartment, with bath and two sleep- FOR SALE Practically new Vlctrola, D. C. hard wood cash. Can bs seen at West Gold, r Washington, place worth Investigating; Write 449-- tilated bed room: eultable for one or decorated Inside and econd size: records, twenty-fou- WANTED Young dog, broken to re- - seat, patented gasoline Vaporlier. call ing porches, newly thirty WB WANT a or to - floors, fire place, buffet, window, for Co, tw gentlemen. 411 South Third. out: water and lights patd. 822 East of them double sides, $25.60, 110 East lady gentleman agent 11 leva gucks; aescnoe and Fred built-i- n feature of an particulars. Stransky Vapodror OR Pack-ar- handle trade In and T3 . 1. ... price. linen closet; every ruKwana, 8. D. FOR SALE TRADE Twin six FOR Coal, phona 169-- Silver. i city Albuquerque front and rear In first-clas- s or will trade RENT Glassed sleeping porch with other vacant cities. This Is a wonder Ideal; kitchen; large shape; If no water I WANT to hear of tubs, extra number SALESMEN to sell Wooden Slat Porch for smaller car. Dodson's Oarage, 3 dressing room: board desired; FOR SALE Coal oil heater, Rudd ful opportunity as you will be retailing from owner a real orchee; stationary Shades on to sick. 11 South stove good farm for write me it windows; large lot; three large out- to dealers ommlaslon. Sam North Fourth. objection High. WANTED Position heater. Inlaid linoleum, heating the genuine J. R. Watklns Products, tn sale; quick. ple will cost one dollar. References re- and window shades; like new, 312 boutn OH Connie Hlrks. Toccoa, Ga. buildings; suitable for business or gar- FOR SALE Two Bulck sixes, 1918 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light WAITED To care for children evenings eluding Watklns' Cocoanut Shampoo, Phone 10M-- J quired. Automatic Curtain Company, light water Seventh. Face ana WELDING AND CUTTING of age; can arrange terms. models, $750 snd $850; Ford truck, housekeeping; bath connections; referencee. Box 41$ postoffice, or Garda powder, fruit urinxs mstals; Sauk Rapids, Minn. and furnished. 710 West Lead. 1117-- knee over 137 other Write welders' and carbide for $200; one-to- n Ford truck,, worm drive. lights phone FOR 8ALE Blue velvet suit, products. aoday alsq supplies BIG DEMAND 38: pony skin coat. for free and particulars. The sale. N. M. Steel Co.. Inc.. 1947-- PERSONAL for good toy balloons. $400; Ford speedster. $200; Dodge tour- FOR BENT Front bedroom; private en WANTED Work for school boy of length coat size sample phone oreat sideline. Commissions high 88, new. Address J. R. Watklns Co., Dept. 69, Winona, MAX for homos. Phone paid ing csr, $450. 118 West Oold, trance: adjoining bath; to employed 16, after school and on Saturday, can belted, size nearly BARGAIN STORE, at 315 South BARBER private promptly. State for samples, man: no 11 fl 214 West Gold, 442-- Minn. will the 1421-J- territory sick. South Seventh. evenings. Phone 1456-- phone nrst, pay highest prices for . The Pioneer Rubber Co., Man- youraecond-ban- d dU prices. FOR SALE en- - FOR SALE New Perfection oil stove, clothing, shoes and f76-y'- WANT TO LEARN SPANISH? Ohio. Poalrry.Eggs FOR RENT Furnished room, private WANTED Situation, by housekeeper; BUSINESS CHANCES ufacture. Willard, trance. furnace to oven, for cot, toiaing furniture, phone 858. BEE ESPINOSA, No. I. WWtlng FOR SALE Thirty-fiv- e hens heat, gentleman good manager; will leave town. Ad pad sanitary J. C SIDE LINE or exclusive salesmen to sell Leghorn ne 119 two wagon covers, tent, FOR sa I. a but location in rmn i t'non ioa and Phone IMO-- employe'!: sick. South Edith. dress Box 444, care Journal. camp chairs, Garage, hi'llding the best business stimulators on the pullets. 10x12. 109 North Sycamore. town. Phone $79. MATTRESSES renovated. $3 60 and up. To care for children by the enam- FOR ' BALK Nice' SOo to TWO nloe clean' bed to una, luljoirlng WB AUDIT. CHECK. OPEN. CLOSE and WANTED market; also crockery, glassware, fat pullets.' A few selected rugs FOR SALE Stock of merchandise. Phone lurnuure repaireu ana Ervin week or month. Addrees B. J. A.. el ware, and Commis $1.85 each. $03 South bath, half block to two nood boarding keep books. WILLIAMS A ZANO, FOR SALE Navajo pacxed. day, holiday goods. Broadway 615 Iflfl-J- . Germantown pillow tops direct 3.12. H. B. for as Bedding Co., phone 471. 1703 South Arno, cars Wm. Wiley, or sions Old established house. houses. East Central, plr.re room 1 Mellnl building. Phons701-W- . and Jamison, attorney paid weekly. FOR SALE Fifty Brown Leghorn hens, from reservation; good deelgne; bargains. slgnee, BETTER KODAK FINISHING It le imi-- 2408-K- FOR RENT room with - pnone Elite Novelty Company. St. Louis. Mo, winter strain. Phone Large sleeping WANTED Poeltlon by stenographer- 1418-- laying also -- oom wl'.r 1006 East Central, phone FOR SALE Grocery store: good locat'tn, better. Return noetege nald on mail STUDY FRENCH with a French teacher. SELL OUR MEN'S TAILORED to meas- - rab- porch,, housekeeping bookkeeper; four years' experience: orders. The For FOR SALE Bucks, dose and frying 411 East rlllver, (hone SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions cheap rent; doing gooa ousmess. Barnum Studio. 119H West Either class or private instruction. ure, $16.50 and $23.50 suits and over- 710 sleeping porch. executive ability; references. Phone ' N M. bits; hens and frying chickens., 1988-R- . 24-- fallen cures an 10m swer H. C. H.. ;are emrei, Ainuquerque, call at 022 South Broadway, coats direct to wearer. These two low ' 14 prevent Insteps, Journa. particulars West Les. $1. Thomas F. Keleher, Leather One-- of WANTKD or lRsl-- make numerous sales and WOODWOIiTH Newly furnished, nice troubles. FOR SALE the best business Careful Kodak finishing. phone prices big WANTED Fifteen or Plymouth WANTED Position collecting, soliciting Co.. 408 West Central. Phone 1057-- Twice service. satis- to Colorado commissions certain. Commlssiona paid twenty clean rooms and housekeeping apart or or would consider oronertlee In Albuauercue. Ill South dally Remember, are going Springs, elx old. D. L. salesman, buying or faction . Send lPYOj Special to men writ- Rock pullets, months ments, week or month. 11! O. FOR SALE Hoover vacuum sweeper, First street. Inquire at Savoy Hotel guaranteed. your finishing you can get information to your daly. proposition N. M. by day, a going business. Address H. O., mor- - to a Style-Cent- Williams, Olorlota, good as new; flee reliable, established firm. Hanna by addressing Gazette, ing immediately. Tailoring ooutn Tnira. care Journal. large baseburncr, A Ohio. FOR SALE R. H. Red cockerels, for Nubian milk goat, fresh In In Hanna, Master Photographsrs. Colorado Springs. Colo. Co., Clnclnnstl, ELOIN HOTEL Sleeping roome and NURSE with two In oughbred . FOR SALE Shoe shop, best location breeding purposes, from the C. P. yeirs' experience March. 911 North Second, pnone irn-j- line of WANTED To borrow five hundred dol- jHEMSTITCHINO and plcoting attach- WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETITION housekeeping apartments, by the day. wants and city: complete machinery. strain. 1208 South Hlgh hospital, position nursing 0 Shot lars for elx have a thirteen-year-ol- d works on any sewing machine; because of our unique, U. R. protected Hays week or month. 60JH West Central house for healthseeker. 410 FOR SALE caliber Springfield $950. $500 will handle. Address months; ment, keeilng Teres-- , twentv-two-lnc- b best of Insurance for three thou- 12.60, with full article, exclusively owned and controlled FOR SALE Six months old laying White FOR RENT To In good ftcuth Edith. rxrrel: Shop, care Journal. policy easily; adjusted; price gentleman e and sand dollars In reliable Oem Novelty Co., Box 1031, by ns, clearing upward of $200 per week Leghorn pullets. Rhode Island Red health furnished front condition; seventy-fiv- cartridges DAIRYMAN'S CHANCE good company stxrn snd employed; WANTED Young woman with two p. room 7. which I will assign for Can :nriBTi, for salesmen. It is a year after year hens; does and bucks. 1321 North room. short .distance belt, $35. Apply after m., TWF.NTT.SIX fine cows and bull: good security. give Corpus lexaa. South Edith, a children, must have work; work In a Gold. best of local references. Box care sim- repeater. Government created demand. SALE Barred Rock 14S1-.- 118H West all In good working order GALLSTONES Physician explains FOR fryers, pullets from Central. Phons store preferred; A- -l references. Address route; bottles; Journal. for Inflamed Exclusive territories now being assigned. and hens. 33o per pound: duckt, 4 lie ASBESTOS HOOF PAINT now; bargain of lifetime. Ail for sa.suu ple, effective treatment 8 FOR RENT Large room with small F. C. oare Journal. associated Jerome Laadt. Pres., South Dearborn I'hone 1515-- 316 Norm eec GOOD for all klnde of roofs, $1 per gal cash: talk fast. Phone 1727-- LONE STAB AUTO I.IXE gallbladder and bile ducta pound. room adjoining, bath, large screened 80, ten na-ci- . street, Chicago. ond. STENOGRAPHER, expert, years' lon. Manxano Co., 110 Boutn Two-stor- The Ele- bookioi i". entrance; suit- The FOR SALE y brick rooming orange colored cars. Engle, with gallstones, sleeping porch, prlvste experience; also exceptional ability as 1834-J- . a built Box X-- 201, Kansas City, Mo. SALESMAN terri- Thirty-fiv- e two Mrs. A Walnut, phone Try up house residence combined, on large phant Butte Dam and Hot Springs, N. dock, For this and nearby FOR SALE White Leghorn able for gentlemen. Phone and man. and M. lv 2272-- correspondent advertising roof, will last as long ae the bulldlne;. room tor a Meet all trains at Engle, PLACE for single clerical man or woman tory. Calendars and advertising hens, twelve Ancona and seven BiacK B. Hall. 724 East Oold. phone Write or wire box 234, Eaet lot near business section; leaving or One of the and alse some 1500 Boutn postoffice business a at io.buu; Hot Springs at 11:30 a. m. and 1:10 p. m. In town; also on ranch for single specialties. strongest Mlnnrcas; mixed, FOR BENT High-clas- s room, north, Las Vegas, New Mexico. building; bargain most lines in the Industry. 2801-- part terms. J, A. Hammond, 124 East Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam care on married man: one light work, charge complete High, phone south and east exposures, southeast the Dam line. We Address full Exclusive In our famous duotone resi- FOR SALE FIts hundred shares of City Silver. drive our own cars. place; all salaries small. designs A SPLENDID flock of bronie turkeys, sleeping porch; private home; best FOR SALE Write for our Mills calendata snd fans. Also copyrighted for Ranches Electrlo Railway, below par. Dr. K. BALE OR TRADE reservations at expense. .lescriptlve letter, Ranch, Springer, breeding birds: slso young turkeys dential district; boms privileges. Phone FOR gro. HEFFERNAN BROS., subjects in four color process and water SALE- - borne, L Bust, N. T. Armljo building. nice flxMirea, fine Props. New ilrtexico. your Sunday or Thanksgiving oinuer, 970. FOR Country slucoo house, eery, clean stock, Hot N, M. color finishes. proposition 141S-J- Springs. High grade H. B. Watklns. phone FOR RENT furnished front seven rooms, steam heated, electric location; also dwelling. Will o.ieldar In leather and Specialties In Biautlfully len-ec- or arouna signs. DRESSED POULTRY Phone order bed room. In lights; on ranch; In alfalfa and c.ttle or something in 3RESSMAK1NG various other materials. Exclusive ter- your private home, adjoining orchard. or Pollard Brother!, SwMwater. De- for fresh milk-fe- d hens and furnace to em Address Postoffice box 177, USE VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINT. HlSuWirTiHT'pl"a1lng? contract for year beginning fryers; bath, heat; gentlemen 1407-R- 1073-- ritory eerv-Ic- e. west phone Roof leaks. Texae. 200 South Broadway, ph. cember $7. Give age. sales experience we guarantee eatlafactlon; prompt ployed, $20 a month: no sick. io Root Koter; Cement, etops TIME CARDS Phons $14-- Southwest Poultry Phone 1584 IF LOOKING for a comfortable home Mohair Cottage FOR SALE OR TRADE gro 1LAI8 sewing, mending or darning, by and business reference for consideration. Marquette. J. top dressing; Plymouth o. estab- for automobiles. nice fixtures, fine or tnke work home. Phone 1351-- Merchants Publishing Company, Kalama-xo- Company. and a pleasant and profitable Paint; Valspar Enamels, eery, clean stock, day barred Rock lished business, you ean secure same at Homestead Floor Paint. Satisfaction location; also dwelling, Will consider v at home or by the Michigan. FOR SALE Thoroughbred CARPENTERING In ANTED Sewing Rhode Island Red cockerele; also a bargain: four acres, two miles from assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leather Co., cattle of something or around Albu 1754 East 19H-- and MAN. 1057-- day. Silver, phone Buff Cochin and Brahma ban- PETTI FORDTHH ODD JOB postoffice, on msln ditch, double bines, 401 West Central, phone querque . Pollard Brothers, Sweetwater, WANTED Light IS71-- J. DRESSMAKING Ladlea" tailoring: even- Agents . tams. Call rear 211 West Anv kind of work. Phone garage, chicken houses, tools, blooded Texas. own or mornings inly, also-- ing, dresses, beading and embroidering. LADIES,' wave your hair wcrk Marquette. WANTED Odd jobs carpentering, paint chickens and turkeys; furniture; FOR RENT Office Rooms F'-'E- MAP. 8TRAWN FIELD. 8TKPH 182G-- and $5. . will sell on to Phone for others. Instructions cutflt rooi rnone ,e-r- terms responsible ,eopte. ENS COUNTY. TEXAS. Great gusher ) MY ENTIRE stock of 8. U. K. I. Reds; ing and repairing, 24H-J- FOR RENT Office or desk WESTBOUN.-- acoordlun. side ana box Agents wanted. ChlMgn PSVmanent Phone space room, field. Wonderful write Daily. PLEATING, cocks and cockerels; FOR HOUSE OR RO"OF PAINTING Box opportunity. Train. , N. North Wave Co., 716 Baltimore Hldar,. ''hlcaao. hens, pullets, close in; reasonable. Addresa Schlnv Arrive. Depart. mall orders. Crane, til breariln? nens or' elnarles! nure bred C. P. first-cla- work: reasonable prices. care for free map and Information. No. 1 The 7:30 1:30 IIU B6o WANTED Board & Room Journal, St 401 Scout.... pm pm Seventh Crane Apartments, phone AGENTS Wonderful eellm profit Hays stock, backed by generation of Oeonre T Brown. 1020 South Brnedwse mel Co., Nell P. Anderson Bldg. No. 1 Calif. Llmlted.lu:30 am 11:00 am dollar sales. Deliver on spot. In FOR RENT Attractive office, steam Fort Worth, Texas. NEW, ORIGINAL, BLOUSES, negligees, very prlxe winners in the best shows the BEFORE BUILDING or your WANTED Room and board for' high No. 7 Fargo Fast.. 10:50 am 11:20 am fne. MIS- Z4ie-- J having heat, light and water furnished. to New lace License unnecessary. Sample H. B. 154-- echool girl; references exchanged. Bog WANTED or partner No. $ The .11:85 am 1:09 am made order. tasi uyes; W. An- country. Watklns, phone house repaired, call our figures Wright building, postoffice. Lady gentlemen Navajo. 1801 E. Silver. Phone 881 J. SION. Factory . 1811 Pico, Los 137. care Journal. opposite with small capital for cracker-Jac- k SOUTHBOUND. stencilling. Csllt. are right. No 1ob too large or too small. FOR RENT Office rooms; heat and work TThiiiikal INDIAN designs for em geles. MONEY TO LOAN EMPLOYED couple desire strictly first business. No canvassing. Can No. 19 El Paso Exp 10:10 pm montn distribut- watari abort Matton's store. Central Kl all winter. Excellent rrofits. No. $7 stencilling; blouses, smocks MAKE $300 to $600 per MONEY TO LOAN On "WANTED Houte. clsss room snd board by November Paso El Paso Exp 11:39 am broidery watches, avenue. Inquire J. Korbtr't Auto d Worth ''all or address EASTBOUND. or children s olothes. mono asui ing Speednllner easy, permanent work; and everything ralnaole. 15; must bs close In and with congenial investigating, jaw,- - free. guns WANTED We if partment J. Rea. 60S North Second, city No. 1 Knst " ' . exclusive territory; automobile want proper. to sell; surroundings and no sick. Answer fully. Horry The Navajo.. 1:10 pm 1:40 pm Silver. Mr, B. Marcus, 113 South f irst. j move It. 4 Write for particulars. Speedollne, Co,, worth the money, we ean Address J. D., cars Journal. FOR RENT Three very desirable office I A RGB manufacturing corporation wants No. Calif. Limited. 6.00 pm 6:40 pm MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches 1 S. LOST AND FOUND Dept. 74, Dallas. Texas. See our advertisement under Real Eatste rooms, light, heat and water; will rent capable men to open branch office ana No. F. Eight.. 7:25 pm 1:10 pm snd noerai A. 10 WIDE AWAKE MEN To take of gold leweiry; reuauie, column; if your property were thus TYPEWRITERS separately or as a whole, B. MUner, manage salesmen. 1300 upward neces No. The Scout.... 7:20 am 7:60 am charge fldentlal. Gottlieb Beer, 105 N. First. would move, wouldn't 923. FROM our local trade; $8 to $8 a day steady; it It' I11H West Central, phont sary; bandit your own money. Excluslvs SOUTH, dia- J. L. 110 South TYPEWRITERS All makea overhauled g SI El no starts at CONFIDENTIAL loans on Jewelry, Phillips. Real Estate, rights; patented article: money-makin- No, From Paso 6:35 pm experience required; pay I64-- ma 30 LOST Boston bull pup. white spot over ones. Write American Products monds, watches. Llbsrtv Bonds, pianos, Tnird, phone and repaired. Ribbons for every SPECIAL NOTICE unlimited, will pay ex No. From El Paso 7:00 am today, Rotbman's. chine. E possibilities No. quo ..c...... Co., 4740 American automobiles. Lowsst rates. Albuquerque Typewriter penset to Baltimore If you quellfy. Ad 10 eonnecta at Telen with No, !3 Bldg., Clnclnnnatl, 903-- 121 South Fourth. - In in Ohio, 117 South First. Bonded to tne state. FOR SALE Lands. change,, phons dress 143, St, Paul PI.. Baltl for Clovls, pecos Valley. Kane- City and iJLOST Turquols pin. rfiid 'Untlng; OILDERBLEBVYB ELECTRIC CO. Secretary. O ..i-s- - more. Md. Oast. return 10 v oui.h rr vriitu ...uh l..n..ll.nK.. FOR BALE Or will trade for Albuquer; ELECTRICAL supplies of til kinds, due 19 21 or 1888-- SEWING MACHINES No, connect! at Belon with No. celve ;re.ward, phone a Ing or for others. Attachnmt fits spy que property. 3 V4 acre garden spot In mattrsTrenovating to our low overhead we cn Clovle east - ' expire, FOR RENT Storeroom frm tnd polntt and eojh LORTBetween Santa Fe and Albu- gEwrMArtiE5y"rVip;ffrf-no- portaies, N. M. fruit trees. I fine wells; (Its you better prices on fixtures, lamps, ,., rtntnlia 17 krtiwit hand. $$. Hand embroiderer. 35.60. Pirating cleaned; parts snd supplies tot sn good cement house, shade. Call Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur wiring, supplies, eta We deliver. Phone FOR RENT Large store room, good lo. hug containing medicinal case; liberal outfits. Agents wanted. K. K'.epho:l-so- makes; an work guaranteed, u. n toil-- after I or en Ssturdsy. 8. iL niture packing. Phone 471, Eryla Bed 17ft-- J. 171 West (Antral. cation, short or long time lease. reward If returned to tvv nana Aweuin Sos 136, Kansas Clt, Jto, MorehesA phone lil-- J ill W. .Conner, Plant. dins VoBUMr Adding LaeLa Co, October 30, 1921. Page Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

L HOT LUNCHES TO OBOS 10 MEET Ladies-Gentlem- en LET'SGO P TODAY 'cT Arrivnli in Juitt off the Freas. I11 BE STARTED AT Iiev. BL SS OFFICER 5 My Mountains ft. 't SS T. Crnsa. Rnnsevfitt, The Happy I want to bo known for the Warrior Bradley values I - LEWIS SELXNICK PRESENTS Oilman. give HERE ON QV FOURTH SCHOOL The CJulmby Manu- GENTLEMEN TODAY AND TOMORROW .12 scripts Horatio a W. Dresser. See our window display of tho The Willing Horse Ian $35.00 Suits mid Overcoats for HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Serving of hot lunches will be Hay. $22.50 Varsity's Next Game to Be started at the Fourth street school A Treasury of Indian tomorrow tho of Tales Clara K. Bay-- It LADIES With Texas Miners at El under supervision ss. MIDNIGHT" Mrs. Elliott. All of the teachers We Invite you to see our winter "AFTER Paso on Saturday; Three will assist in the preparations. Lino of With fifty-eig- children enroll Dresses, Serges, $12.08 values at A Ralph I nee Production Home Games End Season ed in tho primary classes at the mm $5.98 school, but five tardies were record- a of Life in the and An exciting adventure story Upper One more game has been added ed for the month. Dresses, Serges. $18.75 values at Lower World. U. N. M. football schedule Tho llttlo mother goose songs and m.PMlNi.l'I-- ! $12.92 and to the in- up for the 1!)21 BeasoU, Coach John- phonic sounds are proving very If arc arrange- teresting to the babies. you good for CREDIT Alan son having completed were en don't be a I raid to ask us. "FOX "TOriCR OK THE DAY" ments yesterday for a. game with Appropriate programs NEWS," here in all the school rooms on And the Fort Bliss officers' team joyed 12. Roosevelts birthday. LOST HAROLD LLOYD ill "BLISS" on November is featured at the The LUCERO According to report, the ouicers Spelling being Buick Motormeter with good team school and four sixth grade and Boyce REGULAR ADMISSION have an exceptionally . cross on East be- of the same number of fifth grade arms, Silver, this year, much their strength -- of the line. pupils made 44 in spelling for the tween University Heights and Garment being in the weight Mulberry or in University I Shop the team has been month. Since varsity County School Superintendent Heights. Return to 116 Cornell specializing this year in tearing up Mrs. Avenue. Reward. Cor. Second and Silver LOOKIT HINDY is to Irene Burke and Bartle, pres. OH, lines, the game expected Parent-Teacher- s' as- considerable Interest. ident of the WITH A BOUQUET prove one of sociation, accompanied by a num- The next game of the varsity from Mountain View of this week, ber of ladies will be, on Saturday visited the school Thursday after- INDIAN when It meets the Texas School of EAT AT this noon. Mines at Kl Taso. Following Two teams of football and bas- Motion Picture BRACY'S will come three home games with- ketball wero at a meet- BEADED BAGS, First of these organized in thirteen days. ing Friday afternoon. The girls' CAFETERIA CURIOS, will bo the game with Fort Bliss basketball teams are MOCASSINS, 12. practicing ACTING Dinner on November Arizona will per- every Hfternoon. Two former Special Chicken Sunday PILLOW TOPS, form at University field on the fol- of the Fourth street school The Tamarisk Film School of Corner Fourth mid Central. November 19, pupils lowing Saturday, are now on the high school football Motion Picture Expression, will BASKETS, RUGS, and the Las Cruees Aggies will team. Studio on Thanks- open their at Tamarisk NAVAJO JEWELRY meet the varsity here Tho enrollment of the school, was Inn, Monday, giving day. There Is some pros- Increased this week to 314 pupllB. post-seaso- n with NOVEMBER "7TH, 1021. UP-STAI- pect of a game, The following teachers have charge RS At Reduced Prices somo Mrs. The Denver university or other of the school. Miss Bowman, Those interested in this profes- team, but as yet nothing has been Elliott, Miss Sloan, Miss Harris, sion call 2036-- for 'THE SPEED GIRL! : definitely arranged. Miss Leon, Miss Winfrey, Mrs. The varsity and the Indian Brown and Miss Murphey. CLOTHES SHOP Rot ii school will meet Tuesday after- BEBE man's In at DANIELS noon a practice scrimmage FUNERAL SERVICES Music Store University field. & IN and Jewelry FOR SOCORRO MAN $16.50 $23.50 117 t. First St. Phone 917-- J Buys an All Wool Suit or Funeral services for Matt Fow- LAST CHANCE Overcoat, tailored to your in- "THE SPEED GIRL" N. M. dividual measure. HARD ler, an attorney at Socorro, hundred-and-twentv.funnnur- TIES MM A - . who was accidentally killed last to dance on Sunday " J r J vonvJwv,vs Thursday while duck hunting, was with "The Good Little Bad A SAVING OF beating comedy. ... Girl" at the LOCAL ITEMS hold from the residence at Socorro wneei.t i f. on in AT yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. AT ALAMEDA atep STOP COUNT! The Rev. W. A. Ervien of the $10 TO $20 ADDED ATTRACTIONS Coal Co. Phone 4 and B. Presbyterian church, officiated. Supply TONIGHT Becanso yon are buying direct There are undelivered telegrams The pall bearers were Judge R. CHILI R. Frank' Vellacott Mr. from manufacturer, saving the "A ROMANCE" at the Western Union office t'oi Ryan, and retailer's Willis A. Wilkerson, C. L. e, OFFICERS DOOR Miller of Silver City, Fred Nicholas Come One Come All profits. of and M. C. Woolworth Building. A Two-Pa- rt "FERDIE & PERCY" The Kewcomes, Mrs. Clara Magdalena, Spicer T A Comedy Mrs. Irene and J. A. Lowe of Socorro. All of P I LKiHT SAVE Mapes, Pearl Mopping, FRANK ARMIJO $10.00 to Still, J. V. Stennett, K. I Richards the pall bearers were members of $20.00 "CURENT Frances County officials may have to the bar. Burial was in the EVENTS" J. H. Craniford, Cheyney, over the Knights Dr. C. P. Rodgors, L. Ii. Goodrich, save up a bit to tide them of Pythias plot in the Socorro James R, Wilcox und John L. holiday season for there seems cemetery. C. T. French was in Regular Prices. Hook. to be a shortage of money in the charge. At there is V. H. Booth, of this city, has salary fund. present $4,683.23 in the fund. This will been visiting in Los Angeles, and No- We deliver any size any stopping at the Hotel Clark, of Lo about pay the October and t vember salaries, but will not where. Henry Transfer Co., CRYSTAL Angeles, during the past week. The QPERA Mrs. John Uaron Burg and Mrs. stretch to cover December. Phone 939. J. I LaDriere, from this city, last county salaries average about week registered at the Ho'el Ross-ly- $2,000 a month. September they pS it Los Angeles. amounted to $2,084.91. The fund was exhausted FOR SALK UX OWNER One October 31 Pay Poll Tax at H gn School. r salary lust finished six-roo- modern (light Only, Monday, LYRIC TOEATER 7 but approximately Miss oti North Sec- last month, five-roo- Jane Walsh, press brick end new m ond to police last $."i,000 was transferred from the street, reported fund. A of this has modorn exoept heat. Both In night that her automobile and a interest part M. PERFORMANCE FROM 1 TO had now been used. Highl'infs. Also mod- Tffpry J. World's (CONTINUOUS II P. M.) v car driven by Henry Crollott ern house on West lust Busby's collided on North Fourth street. Field Marshal Von Hindenburg In If tax collection was started in Gold, with the fund would auto-- I "omnleting. Call at SMSON TODAY AND TOMORROW Mrs. Walsh, who was riding his silken robes of a deacon and December, 821 W. Silver. Phono 1949-- her daughter, was slightly injured. a of flowers. matlcally be replenished together carrying nosegay other but Greatest Colored Rev. T. F. Harvey, pastor of the ' with the county funds, who been Von Treasurer Edwin Swop? First Baptist church, has Field Marshal Hindenburg County ALBERT A. KAUFMAN supply pastor of the Gordon Street participated in the celebration of announced yesterday that in all The Jeweler Presents church in Atlanta, Ga.( will return the festival of the Hradenbery probability the collection would FOGG, to the city next week. cathedral as a deacon of the church, not start until January. Expert Watch. Clock and Jewelrv Dr. T. C, of Carlsbad, Mahon, He is shown above as he appeared Repairing. Also Engraving. All will end his work as supply pastor work of the First Baptist church today. at the festival. BURSUM'S EXPENSES guaranteed. Opposite He 1ms been here two months. IN Ranger Lemley, of the forest CAMPAIGN, $700 Phone 00.W. 122 S. 4th St, service, has been transferred from DEATHS AND FUNERALS DltPAIIM TO MORNIN8 JOURN.Lj CO to Galllna. (PICIAk Tajique 11. Bnr-sum- 's Four' dollars, full wagon load Santa Fe, Oct. 29. O. MEDICATED AM) SULPHUR factory, wood; limited amount MILLER Funeral services for campaign statement gives BATHS Hahn Coal Co. Phone 91. Ruth Miller will be held tit the his expenditures In the senatorial Graduate of nurse and masseuse A SIDNEY A. FRANKLIN K. C. Kartchner will arrive here home of he grandparents, Mr. and campaign as $700, which $500 in attendance Production the Mrs. W. II. 419 North was given to the Socorro county Shampooing and today to take up his duties at Long, scalp treatments a specialty. forest service offices. His family Twelfth street, at 10 o'clock Mon- central commltttee. Two other Call for A Dramatic Conflict of Wifely Loyalty e, one of appointment. will spend several weeks In Snow-flak- day morning, tho Rev. Hugh A. ('Isbursements of $50 and MRS. TERRY bo $100 are shown. DKAMER, Prop. and Also Arizona, on a visit, before Cooper officiating. Burial will Phone 685-- 508 J W. Central Wifely Happiness to Albuquerque. in Falrview cemetery. C. T. French Clement Hightower, Lincoln omy returning was $50; Sam H. 1 are made here is country, given Preparations being incharge. Lincoln the same by the First Baptist church to take Bigger, county, ' BUSTER KEATOH care of the 300 or more messengers CLUSTER Mrs. Martha N. sum and Malaquias Martinez, Taos CURIOS county chairman. $100. biul of all of the state, who will Cluster 83 of vm and parts years old, mother It. H. Hanna's nor A. A. NAVAJO RUGS Wi ' Neither in assemble in convention here from Mrs. W. IT. Tipton, died at their KIND The Comedian Who Never Smiles November 8 to 11. homo on North Third 4 Sena's statement has been filed at street at the of office. I Dr. Murray, osteopathic physi- o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mrs. secretary state's Moccasins, Baskets, IN THE cian. Woolworth Bldg. Phone 644W Cluster came hero from Boulder, Jewelry. Gems, Laces. "THE GOAT" All members of the Apollo club Colo., Hixteen months ago. She Is Tradlns Post WORLDftJ 7:30 WRir.HT'Q are requested to meet at survived by two sons, two Two-Pa- rt St. (laugh Us Send a Man ' "Indian Building A Comedy o'clock Monday evening at ters, a brother, and a sister In the Let upposite rostorrice, John's guild hall to practice for east. Mia. Cluster was a member To replace that broken window W4TCH FOR THE REGULAR PRICES singing engagement the latter part of tho Seventh Day Adventiat glass. Albiiqucrqne Lnmher Co.. of next week. church. Funeral arrangements rhone 421. 423 North First E. L. Landolfi, cashier, United will bo nnnounced C. T. J. W. STREET , who later. BRASFIELD States internal revenue office, French is in charge. The Watch has been ill for several days, has Maker. Mainsprings, cleaning fully recovered and will be able to CERVANTES Tho funeral of jewels, HAVE YOU A SUPPLY OF COAL? resume his duties at his office on staffs, $1.60 each. Jose Monica Cervantes, son of Mr. FOR RENT American Swiss or English A Night Show Only Prices, 55c, 85c and $1.10 Monday. and Mrs. Jose Cervantes will be held Makes. Can we not fill your bin with good clean dependable fuel. this 9 Nicely furnished front room, 117 Parade at Noon. (Including Tax) n will morning at o'clock from the South First. Phone 917-- J. CERRILIiOS AND GALLUP LUMP AND F.C.C. Ladles employed residence at Old to reasonable. find the Cedar Tree a satisfactory Albuquerque ANTHRACITE FOR FURNACE AND BASKBURNEIt noon lunch. Noth- tho San Felipe de Ncri church. 306 West Coal. CEDAR FACTORY WOOD AND KINDLING. place for their Burial will be In Santa over 15 cents. Barbara Place Tour Order Today. ing cemetery. Crollott is in charge. CRISC00FFiciALS The OISNEROS Paulina Clsneros, Art of IIAllll COAL COMPANY HERE YESTERDAY aged 67, died yesterday morning 600-TA- at her residence on North Fourth SINGING XI street. She is survived one DANCE PHONE 01. Procter-Gambl- e by National Councils Three big officials of daughter, who was with her. The Given by of taught by Quality Service Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio, was taken to Catholic Men and Women, Fri- . First. Always. body Crollott's funer- November 4th. St. manufacturers of "Crlsco" and al parlors pending funeral ar- day, Mary's Mrs. E. A. Bradford other well known household arti- Hall. Music by Step Lively 's now now yvici at rangements. BROOKS SSSSEBSSZ cles, were in the city yesterday on Syncopators. Admission $1.10. Graduate of the New Olds with and will business with the local agency, England SEDAN, heater, FOWLER Funeral services for Conservatory of Music, Boston, ' our and see torn Charles Ilfeld Co., and were pleas- Matt Fowler, late take care of all and morning. When you pass store things up office, attorney at Socorro, Mass., under the Signor you night early ant callers at the Journal N. M., who was accidentally killed Augusto Rotoll from Rome, Ita- for this paper will soon begin a while duck We now have 3 cars on the job. Phone 600. for the hunting last Thursday DON'T FORGET ly. Class or private lessons. Come on we are big advertising campaign morning, were held from the. resi- 10S Yale Av. Phone 1507-- in, just remodeling Proctor-Gamb- le The company. dence at Socorro at 10 o'clock Sat- were here: R. we You will be on . No following gentlemen the Er-vl- For a limited time only will waited promptly. inconvenience, sales for urday morning, Rev. W. A. R. Dupree, the manager of the clean your watch for $1.50. come in . and see what we are and States for the com- Presbyterian church doing get the United officiating: The were Expert workmanship guaranteed. - pany: W. Thomas Johnson, west- following Wiseman's Watch acquainted.- Kales and O. W. pallbearers: Judge Ryan, Frank Shop ern manager, Vellacott and Mr. Miller of Silver 215 South Second Knight, sales manager for New REDUCED PRICE Arizona and Texas. City; Fred Nicholas of Magdalena CALL 4 or 5 WOODWORTHS PHARMACY Mexico, and M. C. fiplcer and ,7. A. Lowe They met here Arthur Ilfeld of of LIST Ilfeld store, Socorro, all of whom were For Service and Quality In 14-- 222 West Central. the Charles company chosen from the bar. Burial was We Are on the Job Phone Ias Vegas, and with Walter A. In Kodak was pro- the Socorro cemetery. C, T. Your Trunk Hauled for Better Disnue, who recently French was in moted to the position of assistant charge. 25 of local Charles Ilfeld Cents Finishing Fuel manager FRITZ W. B. Fritz, Co. company house, talked over the big of proprietor Call Albuquerque Transfer Rolls Developed ...10c Gallup, Dawson, Canon City, Coke, Wood all kinds which the the Mrondway Vulcanizing Phone 542. Packs Developed .15c advertising campaign Works, died at his home on DID Procter-Gambl- e company will soon North Printing, each 3o to 5c YOU READ launch through the columns of the Broadway at fc o'clock Saturday COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. for the evening. Mr. Fritz came to Albu- Morning Journal. Watch The Barnum Studio LeC Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Tour Home. THAT THE LIBERTY SUPPLY CO. first announcement, which will be querque several years ago from Inserted Monday, November 7, Niagara Falls. He is survived bv 219 West Central. has a full line of ARMY GOODS his wife in Albuquerque and rela- FOUR-- 0 TAXI which will to come in Patrons are requested 40 place tives In the east. Mr. Fritz was a pay you orders for shelled pinon nuts well member of the Odd Fellows. Fun- or write and get our prices In advance In order to be prompt I v eral arrangements will be an NEW CARS wrvod. Fannie 8. Spits, 323 North nounced later, c. T. French is in Tenth fit. Tel. 802. Mall orders charge. SPECIAL Have home LIBERTY ARMY SUPPLY CO. given careful attention. a where things grow flTT Fl.fCTRIC SHOE SHOP Phone 40 NUT ROLLS - BB7-- . 117 NORTH FIRST STREET rhone m Rmilb Second. 158 Taxi & 158 Call (Regular 90c) Baggage Frr and Delivery. Anderson Addition No. 2, on North TODAY street lots, rich soil, al- 40 Cents Pound Eighth Large jFor Sale By Owner falfa, ditch water. SACRIFICE Five-roo- m stucco, hardwood STAGE GUARANTEED COAL Man's complete evening dress floors new. Medium size. throughout. Large living outfit, room. Extra large garage. Ex- Albuquerque Anderson Addition; North Fourth street, 1309 North Seventh cellent condition. to Santa Fe. Special Fudge Gallup Sugarite Swastika Brilliant 006, West Rond. near the school, street. Close in. Tljeras Leaves Albuquerque.. 7:45 am 25c Pound paved Direct from the cars or from Arrives In Santa Fe.. .10:45 am ' Leaves Santa Fe 4:30 pm ' $20 Down, $10 a Month. - weatherproof bins. Arrives In Albuquerque 7:30 pm NEW MEXICO Miss Helen Gurule Rossiter - McConnell Phone 600 FRANKLIN & CO. NEW STATE COAL CO. Teacher of Piano DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS CANDY KITCHEN lobbing promptly attended fo SINGER TAXI PHONE 1320 Phone 35 Phono 1816-- Cement work and floor sanding Office Singer agar Store. Third and Gold Realtors Phone 657 Our Coal Makes or We Do. Phone 4.". 211 West Gold. 210 Wert Central 204 West Central Avenue. Good, Start the Day Smiling! Be a Kid 'Again! "BRINGING UP FATHER" MORNING NAL, "REGULAR FELLERS" JOUR week-da- appears every morning in the ALBUQUERQUE is a y comic in the Morning Journal Journal Albuquerque Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, October 30, 1921. Albuquerque Morning

Copyright 1931 by the International News Servlcs. BRINGING UP FATHER U. 8. By George McManus PORTALES Registered Patent Oltlos. r-- 7 v m WE ARE COINC, TO HIPF A. CA.ro niN-r- 4ki' Mrs. Ellen EVERV I've been On Thursday evening MOTOR TO S you w MT NiECEb AH' here: hostess at a o'cIock Ptoi WORD - the eortj follow A.NtOUt TO Jones was WITH THE. DUKE. DE ME. JOIN Ub A.T COMEb THE four-cours- e MECT THEM - I dinner, complimenting HOOZ.IS AND Ul DARL.IN : h& CHANCE THE. 5AN HOPE Mrs. T. E. Mears, who has Just firyt O NET DUKE ' .. i srr- - , - MAC41E OONTf several months' NIECES CET v N, J Town returned from a tQ f ' m -- EE 'EM in California, and Mrs. L J sojourn " 1 " "Wright of Temple, Tex., who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. O. Bryant, but will leave In a few days for her home. 5$ Twenty-fou- r members of Mrs. JlL N. P. Wollard's Sunday school claBS were entertained by her on Tuesday night. They all drove out several miles on the Clovis high- way, where Mrs. Wollard was hostess at a "campfire" picnic sup- per. Charley Lewis left here Satur- day for El Paso, where he has ac- cepted a position. Mrs. Lewis will visit relatives and friends for a while before going to Join her hus- band. On Wednesday evening the members of the Baptist church had a. meeting at aBagais!s the church and enjoyed a regular "barbecue" dinner at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case havo visiting them his mother, Mm. Case, and sister, Mrs. T. E. David- son of Elkhart, Mo: John Simons left here Thursday for Kansas City, where he was sent a as a delegate from the Portales na- ' HERE. THEV American Legion to attend the WOULD MIND NO-- 1 WOULD VOU MIND Cesser. tional convention of the American VOU DON'T tEE -- HAVINC I I'LL THE Legions LOOKING OACK TO ANf POLICE COT U TOOR CHAUFFEUR WltiH Fiy ftUM'b Mrs. R. L. Wood has as her TURN IN AND VTOP AT THE house guest her niece, Miss Irene SEE IF ANV POLICE ' COULD Smith of Kaufman, Tex. are FIRjT ROAD WE COME WARN 'em: A kitchen and dining room follow inc iu-DUK- ladles us- - "shower" was given by the L "i of the Methodist Missionary so- ''S'-- '"'A THINK f"i;i,'i ciety for the parsonage on Friday afternoon, and the "parsonage" t ON- - received quite a nice compliment. Jtek- sMki Mrs. Phillips arrived here re- from New Tfork and will PM cently visit for some time with her neph- ews, the Monroe brothers, of thii city. Many Hallowe'en parties and social affairs are being planned by the Portales people as both young and middle aged are enter- ing heartily Into the spirit of the 1 4 season. t.tJf Mrs. J. P. Smith and brother. - r o tr J. W. Smith of Moran, Tex., and It' tl...... f.Y?t..,. t , C. W. Smith and nephew of Shad-rac- k, Neb., were week-en- d guess in the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. H. T. Ward of this city. Mrs. Gertrude Bills, grand mat- V Wjty::: Wf . . ron of the Eastern Star, visited y the Portales chapter on Monday r. and an Instructive r. evening gave talk. C. M. Dobbs took advantage of the cheap rates to the Confederate convention at Atlanta, Ga., and left here Friday for Mississippi, where he will spend a month vis- iting with his brothers and sisters and other relatives at different tjO-YO- U FLIVVER. VOU DON'T tHUT in the T UP-Mik- e- UP-OON- points state. FULL OF !Nt)ECTo-WHA- OWN THE IT BUT I'LL SHUT 'T Mrs. Clay Cox of Redland, N. ROAO-O- W ' HOW - ME 1 M., was a guest In the home of DO VOU mftMw v. voo how 1 I KNOW- n TALK eACK TO her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. TOU? to 1 E CLEAM KNOW 1 Carl Turner,, the past week. MEAN FOLLOW it Up. EOT LISTEN TOUR tjr pril - see Ray Malone, a soldier boy of IHC, OUR - Jfi MAiC4lE- LITTLE AME ' jah:MX the medical corps atJPort Bliss, CAR - ,J NIECES near El Paso, Tex., is homo on a YOULL NOT CET STOP THE furlough visiting friends and rela- OUT O" Mf y CfS.R-PEDR- tives in Portales and other points in this and adjoining counties. sv a The Rev. J. J. Richards preach- I l 1 t M' JA X ed his initial sermons at the Meth- odist church here on Sunday morning and evening. Many Portales women were In attendance at the Women's Mis- sionary conference of the RosweU district, which was in session nt Clovis on Thursday and Friday of the past week. " On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Frank Shaw invited a bunch ot little girls and boys to help her little daughter. Leonore, celebrate her second bltrhday. Mrs. Jesse Hall came In Monday from Breckenrldge, Tex., to Join her husband, who has been here some flays. They will make their nome in Portales. Mrs. J. C. Wilcox and mother. Mrs. Rose McDowell, Mrs. J p Stone, Mrs. J. C. Whltcom, Mrs' T. E. Mears, Mrs. Arthur Jon-- s and Mrs. W. E. Llndsey all left here on Tuesday for Roswel' where they attended the. federa " tion or ciuds which was In session I 1 on October 25, 28. 27. i wSl? Mt).Ji;?) jl , JL Kl'LLITlN i i VERE TOO CROWDED NOW-WHER.- E WHAT AREVOO.SO The '''( f4 ACOOT-J15S-? BaptiFt Missionary society WILL WE O'-- QROUCHV iim us meeting at th5 church on Thursday afternoon at f n CIOCK. I'D LIKE TO VOU DON'T iCCM Miss Elsio Smith, daughter of A A t5T TO Mr. and Mrs. Georeo Smith an CO TO Cl0 eE A. L. Jones went to Clovis Satur- HOSPITAL day and were quietly married. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are both popular young people or rortales. and Mr. Jones has been local telephone manager most of the time for sev- ' eral years and still holds his posi- tion. After Mr. and Mrs. Jones return from their honeymoon trip they will be at home in Portales to their many friends.

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Garth Kyler, Milton Shultz and Horace DUlard of the local pig club have been chosen to represent Levy at the stock Judging contest at Clovis Friday and Saturday. The winners in the state . contest wi'J represent New Mexico at the Den- ver stock show. Ervln Latcher, who has been in Kansas for several months recent- ly returned to his ranch north of Levy. O. E. Hill and "Jack" Frost re- turned Friday from a two days' business trip to Las Vegas. Mrs. John Simmons, who has been confined to her bed the past week following a kick from a mule, Is convalescing nicely. Sam 'Maestas went in nt. c To to There's One urday spend the week end with Save On Clothesm his Only Way family. County Agent John r. Hargrave of Watrous was In this vicinity re- IT'S TO BE CAREFUL THAT THE QUALITY AND TAILORING cently on business connected with his office. The Misses Lucila and Leona ARE OF THE KIND THAT MEAN LONGEST Hanke, who are attending school at WEAR AND Wagon Mound, spent the week end visiting their parents. Prof. Emmett E. Johnson of the SATISFACTORY SERVICE. YOU CAN GET MOST Watrous schools, spent Saturday MOSTf and Sunday here visiting his family. Benny Leonard Is out to dupli- IN REftL VALUE IN HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS cate Johnny Buff's great stunt in winning two titles. Buff holds the flyweight and bantamweight championships and Leonard, the lightweight king, wants to meet Jack Britton for the rsj M welterweight Store Closed Sfltro Cloned , crown. I) , TeiiiMrnrily Temporarily t'ntil Itisurnnco ROSENWALD- - . 'S MEN'S SHOP rntil Insurance That Fearful Headache. N Adjustors Have Adjustors Have If It is caused by a 'illtous attack Completed take three of Tab- HOME OF THE WELL DRESSED MAN WHO SEEK ECONOMY Mhnipleted Chamberlain's Their Work Tflcir lets and. bs well tomorrow, . Work Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL ' October 30, 1921.1 ances ana Stunt arues FeatureIT Hallowe'en Seas o up all the olil charms, A short business meeting preceded PARTIES FRIDAY Misses tho camllo in the the sewing with which tho upper THIS COAT SHOWS NIGHT DANCE TO Margaret Wagner, Virginia ORGANIZATIONS. J HARK Miss Aileen of An- BE REAL FUNCTION. Ernestine head on the elnss themselves n.t Mordy Los - McLandress, Huning, girls occupied 1 Mexico in me oiu cele- TO WHAT Calif., who is EUREKA! To build a club ouse for the Burton, Marjorle iew flays v;ii hearth and prepare to their Wednesday afternoon meet- LENGTHS geles, visiting girl Tlnsley Btern, tho subject of o the P. ;E, " friends In the Business and Professional Wom- Bertie study brate the eve of Allhiillows. May-- ing. Their leader, Mrs. Artluti' city for several Arnot, Margaret Bunn, O. at its at tl It nil week FASHION WILL GO weeks, was guest of honor at Indolent young society buds en's club. Yes. But to have a Elizabeth Kistler and Elizabeth regular meeting be you've been doing Hick, rend aloud Grace S. Rich- three 8 home of Miss Eubanic informal affairs in search of an adventure good time at their hands is, per- and Maxwell Merritt, Fred Catherine and expect the fun to hang until mond's story, "The Bells of St. during the paat Cooper; on South Ninth street 011 Tuesdn over at least. week. Mrs. Antonio Otero enter have found it. haps, the first consideration of the Ward, Howe Eller, Otto Bebber, tomorrow evening John," while they worked. This Some, of the less afternoon. After the business But before you go out the be sure to dress dolls for the tained on Friday afternoon at her volatile dance extraordinary which the Hugo Schulte. Jimmy Lyons, Clyde irroup plans home on ones of several years' stand- - club will on Woodford Ar- meeting the program vas given, to bring in tho pardon hofe and Day Nursery for their st North Eighth street. Miss give Friday evening Cleveland, Heflin, each member Wenonah 4 ing have taken it up, and It is , at the Elks' club. It's to be chie Charles and respond, ng to tho the door mat, and the front gate. mas charity work, and after Dixon, whose house ' going Waldle, Barber roll call with guest Miss Is, rumored, although of this we a chance for whose Thomas pioneer eketche , if you own one. Ghosts have tak- Christmas to do something toward Mordy gave a tea in everybody, Cooper. Mrs. w. W. a her honor yesterday afternoon. couldn't be sure, that some of friends in the club will favor Strong read paper ing ways. the equipment of the Nursery the matrons have fal- - on ''Territorial Days in New Mex- Dances abound ell over the so- itself. On Wednesday evening Miss Mor- young them with an entrance card, to CLUBS. ico. A ts number of outsido eiipntm len in line. out the old soup-to-nu- cial calendar. There are no less Ring games were popular with dy was a guest at the sewing club drag and Miss Margaret Hubbell will en were Invited in for ones over which was entertained Miss It sounds like a new cult, step out for a really large time. the social hour than a dozen large the tho Indian school girls, "Car and by but It Isn't. It's a tertain the Saturday Afternoon at the close of the program. Tho week-en- d and another one coming, "Name Alice Lewis. Misn Mordy will leave discovery Tho entire club is putting itself club name- next Jtat," Ball," "Dodge Ball" of Just this a place in the out to see Bridge which remains meeting will be at the hoilie Wo refer to that of the business and "Bull In the all of this week to visit a sister at that all of the guests less, at her home week. of Mrs. E. B. Ring," heart of the where one will eve- this Garcia. and professional women at the which call for much run- city enjoy themselves and tha dodging, Is to a six-pie- Elks' club on and that say, lady may go ning. A orchestra has The Good Cheer club rave a The Friday evening, ning squealing. The cold wind and Indulge her whims as been to Sunshine Circlo nf tho u.. which will be made side ex- Miss Gertrudo Mngee and her engnged furnish the dance Hallowe'en on eve was something pleasant- the lines unpopular, she would if she were music party Thursday Desalts entertained On Wad ly novel in the way of a benefit cept when one decided to brother, Theodore Mngee, enter- living j and a number of feature at mer nome or Mrs. group in almost .my other dances will ning jamesi. nesaay arternoon at tha home of dance. A tained 28 of their friends at a city far be Introduced by the xiuru-jnrs- play football. small girl referee from the free noor muuiiiHier m fin nouin a. itossiter at 902 Mnutn The circus, of course, Is of called out "Tndlan Hallowe'en party at their home and committee. Punch will be street. About twenty-fiv- e members Edith street. ball" or "High ' ! west. ante-roo- ine hostess was an amount even on the soclil school on evening. The house open searved In the through were The house was deco sisted interest, ball," as she thought It Friday There are wild to bs no out present. by Mrs. Clara Twiss and page where Saturday events should be, and some of the was decorated in all of the spooky the evening and refreshments rated with autumn leaves and Mrs. Charles Walter. players moms. or season bans upon a bit of feminine win be served in the read ner room. A met show a conspicuous decrease in ardently urged their observers to tne and all of at pumpkins. ghost the guests favor of the more exciting enter- "Tell for the the appropriate games were least none Just off the club lobby. at the door and a witch, who was Invitations Indians." It must played are offered by tho manage- - The on committee Rhymed to a Hal- tainment under the big top. Every be admitted that their signals were during the evening. One of the recept will Miss Stahl, told their fortunes. A lowe'en party which will be child his to tho entertainment features was ment. And it's said to be per- - consist of the following officers of two-cour- luncheon was served at given took parents per- not always understood, but what' an ef mv at the Presbyterian church by tha formance, and even an occaslonnl that If fective witch's caldron fectly safe, dear, hecausn me ciuo: Mrs. E. J. Strong, presi- the close of tho afternoon. Assist- Christian you're having a good time? over presided surely none of one's friends dent; Mrs. Endeavor society on grandfather was favored with n by Miss Elizabeth Fee, who Margaret Barnes, vice ing the hostesses were Mesdames Issur-- O would be likoly to venture Mrs. Addio ana Monday evening have been squawker or a toy balloon for the oreweo rortunes for each of the president; McAvoy, Otto scheer, Fitcner, uertig The finance committee is In occasion. HALLOWE'EN RECITAL BY guests. Refreshments were there to surprise one unless treasurer, and Miss Winifred Shit-le- r, Stahl. of charo MRS. COMBS' served she were on same - the affair. The invitations read . PUPILS. at close of the pleas- secretary; and Mrs. L. H. O the the evening. ure as follows: ron Ghosts, witches, hobgoblins, bent. In which case, of Chamberlin, Miss Louise Lowber, Miss Betty Klelssdorf entertain "Tomorrow's the afpaiiis givkx course, It would be all 4 Mrs. D. W. Mrs. fc ed night, the tlmo is VISITORS HEKE, phantoms, bogles, bats and black Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Lee enter strictly Faw, Fannia tho Pont Neuf Bridge club at at eight, cats met at the Woman's club on tained a number of a "Just among us," you know. Spitz and Mrs. Margaret Medler. her home afternoon. Mrs. A. O. Waha of Portland, friends at to yesterday And whatever you do you mustn't evening and groped about duck dinner at their home in It's said be advisable to 4 Mrs. A. I. Rledling, Miss Nelle This is one of the new clubs which be late Ore., who is spending several autumn corn- be well escorted, but not Bryant, Miss Ethel on after- months here as of among the leaves, Tuesday evening. Hickey and plays alternate Saturday Or the goblins will get h the guest her stalks and Each 't chaperoned, of course, unless Miss Maude Radcllffe compose the noons and occasionally in the eve- you and tax parents, Mr. and Mrs. George of the weird to Mrs. a. you have a one with very lib- - floor committee: Dr. Evelvn Frin. when a is made of It. creatures proved Earl Brown save Inllv ning party So put on your mask 1ob3 Simms, has been entertained at a have nimble Hallowe'en s erai views on such ble and Miss Paine the re- - The members are Mrs. Joe McCan- and don't number of Boclal affairs fingers and found his party Saturdav nleht subjects. Mary any time. during way to the piano, to express his at her home at 914 West It's hard to believe. In the rresnment committee, and Mrs. fl. na, Mrs. Kyle Crlchton, Mrs. 3. .T, the past week. Mrs.-Wah- and Marble of E. Come take a look at the erent spirit In a minor melody. The dec avenue for her son, Clifford. Six- heart the city proper, or Newcomer and Mrs. C. S. Boldt Tlerney, Mrs. Clinton P. Ander Miss Grace Borradailo, a former proper we should sav will be in Queen and King. orations and costumes added much teen little friends were invited In city, charge of the punch son, Miss Genevieve Tlerney, Miss And you want to resident of Albuquerque, were to the effectiveness of to that one may so quickly and table. Othor club members who Mamie Miss Tomn hear all' those old guests of honor t a tea the follow spend the evening at all of the Tierney, Ruth witches sing given by ing Hallowe'en program given by delightful games and stunts so easily surround oneself with are charged with special details kins, Miss Grace fitortz, Miss Grace Around Mrs. Frank C. W. Pooler at her local local 01 the campflre's dim, spooky the piano pupils of Mrs. W. M. dear to the youngsters at this color, flavor, and tne entertainment are Mrs. J. Winfrey, Miss Evangeline Perry, light. home on South Fourteenth street Combs: a highly foreign aroma, If you C. Jordan, Miss Dorothy McAllis- Miss Hortense Swltzer and Miss on Tuesday afternoon. About 15 Miss You won't want to leave till the Bogle Band Neldllnger please. 4 ter, Lalo B. Martin, Mrs. Roso Betty Klelssdorf. end of guests were invited to meet tho Blllie Leo K. Hudson, Mrs. J. J. the night. Mearns, Bonaguldl, Little Barbara, Elizabeth and Tlerney and Of course you will for- two visitors. Alfred Forest Oleson. Anne Mrs. Lucy J. Rummell. El Club Otra Vez will meet at want your Mrs. James F. Mullen and Mrs. Roddy. cm Waha, who are visiting their tunes revealed: A the home of Mrs. Aldo were Indian Hobgoblin Strickland grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George t Mr. and Dennis You will learn Leopold Joint hostesses Virginia Bhelton. on DANCES. Chavez at 407 North Seventh street everything noth- n, simms North Eighth street for ing concealed! Thursday afternoon at a bridge-to- Fast Shut the Door Watson udge W. W. MeClellan at the on Thursday evening. The regu- tho home In com- If the American women adopt several months, gave a delightful Mrs. Arno Hunlng has Issued Oh yes, and the. eats, at' Leopold Louise Shelton, on city hall. Mrs. Lehner was form Invitations lar meeting last week was can- they'll surely to Mrs. and Curry Long, the newest Paris fashion mere man Hallowe'en party Friday after an - to a dance to be hMvbii be fine. pliment Waha Miss Josephine Arrese. noon school." erly operator at the Tavlni- on celled on account of several con- Julia Wilson of Chicago, who has and dress reformers will no longer "after Bobbing for Parlor and Mr. Friday evening at Hunlng Cas- You're bound to have Just a won- Dance of the Goblins. .. - Beauty Lehner is engagements of the .Berwald tail- on w tle In honor of flicting been the guest of her sister, Mrs. need to worry about tho great ex appies, pinning the the an attorney-at-la- with offices In Miss Dnrothv derful time. Mildred Davis. of silk and other games and Flelsch of who Is And if O. L. Brooks. Three table of Hallowe'en panse hosiery to be seen donkey, the new Armljo building. The Chicago, the you don't come you'll regre: were aft- Maxim on the avenue, for Paris has de- stunts beloved of youngsters were house guest Of Mr. and Mr it forever, brldgo played during the Grace Renfro. couple will make their home here, Ham toil The Dandy Dozen club met last ernoon, and about fifteen creed that skirts and wraps be played during the afternoon. Mrs, R. Walton. And you should, anyhow, for guests A Warning Watson A. O. assisted Monday evening at the home of your came In is doubtful Waha her Tarvln-Melntosl- Christian Endeavor to tea later. Miss Wilson ground sweeping. It daughters i. Miss on lima stares, Dorothy Bmnson. if In The at the A Drettv dance vIvah i Margaret Johns, South Last but not hear- - returned to her home on Thursday Black Cat's the American woman will ever entertaining. guests m Sixth street. After least, please it Frolic Heller return to the party were Starker Leopold, Lun Announcement of ths marriage honor of that Spanish club which the evening's in mind: after spending about three weeks long skirt, but there of Miss Is "work" was a delicious Dorothy Hamilton. will be a few in- Leopold, Adelina Leopold, Carl Ruth Tarvin of Brazil, noted for such comploted To all in the city. Mrs. J. T. McLaugh- The Haunted Dell faddists who will having good lunch was bring the money you're ab!o Bilbro sist on Tai-ls- ' Frank C. W. Pooler. Ind., and B. G. Mcintosh of this times, the Dulcinca Spanish served by ths lin is giving an informal afternoon Elizabeth following lead. Here Leopold. Jr. club, at tho hostess. This was one io una. of Flanders. is the latest of a Louise Pooler, Fred Hunlng, Mary city, which took place in Indiana Woman's club on eve- of the larg- bridge this week for Mrs. Waha. Precession of the Parisian idea on last Saturday est meetings ever several vis "V' Phantoms. Bilbro coat. Louise Bennett, L, C. Bennett. Wednesday, has reached ning. Those nresent tha held, Children will o Rosebud Moore. Athena Monre stylish It reaches to within Jr., friends here. vph itors The Sixty he one inch of Mildred Bennett, McDon Tho ceremony was Misses Virgle Romero, o, being present. guests ed tomorrow COl'PLE CETFBRATE TEHIR Danse the ground and ' Bobby Mela were Misses Mar night at a Hallowe'en Grotesque Kullak made on full lines with a ald, Mabel McDonald. Maxlne penormea at tne Bride's home In Clara Sanchez, Sylves Vigil. Irma Wolklng, party with all the SIIAEK WEDDING. Cormclla Combs. pointed the a Webster, Florence Ade-H- a fixings which bottom edged in black fur. Nordhaus, Barbara Strong, Elean- presence of few relatives and Gertrudo Sedillo, Marian Sanchez, Reynolds, win oe Mrs. W. M. Con- Mr. and Mrs. Hobgoblins monkey friends. The Elder, Mol-Il- e given by Stephen Balling Williams The wide sleeves and shawl or Marron, Claire Wolller, Alice couple spent a honey- Melita Chaves, Anita Torres. Mar Margaret Hartzell, nell for her - west Mountain road cele Fern large moon with friends in be- Shadcl, Marie Julia daughter, Mary Ca(,h- j'or iiit) Houp. collar aro also In Shortle. Sarah Shortle, Mary Cath Indiana garet Castillo, Emma Gilbert. Bhadel, oiiiic. na 7 brated their silver annl Ghosts In the Attic Clark edged the fur. fore to Albuaueraun. Slaughter, Jewell Rice, Ella party will begin at. -- wedding A black and whlto beaded buckle erine Connell and Harriet Connell. returning Beatrice Torres. Lunlta Monimn o'clock. on where Ines Mesdame . versary last Saturday with a Esther Horton. finishes the crushed which they will make their home. Vivian Mlrabal. Proxerfna Tnrr.' Twiggs, Twiggs; dinner at which twenty-tw- o Dialogue of Goblins girdle, Mr. Mcintosh Is Do Alfred Thelin, Harold Car-o- .big Bilbro is used as the belt. The material weddings!"0"" a graduate of Theresa Otero, Eliza Torres. Felia Woods, l One of the spookiest and at tlm 'persons were seated. Many beau Frances Kelly. Pauw university. He Is Gunderson and John Matt. It same is gray duvctyn. Johns-Rice- .' engaged Chavez, Adele Grlego; the Messrs. time most beautiful ,.nui snvcr remembrances were The Goblin in the Fireplace with his brother In the automobile was voted that the meetings be church received. The of Miss nuius eeaiuo, John Hernandez, held evorv ' ieaa "L. tne season was that hel Crosby marriage Margaret business here. Max Chaves, Adolfo nfh, 01 . A new reads'-mad- e Alice Johns and J. Armljo, Paul everv n Ln.e "ome Sam T. Vann Father Mandalarl, who perform- - Alice Deskln. trotter frock Clyde Rice, O Mlrabal, Ernest week h on" a me - of which was yes- Torres, Placido wovemoer 7 Wednesday afternoon under th'i weuuins- ceremony for the w,tcn"? Beethovsn navy blue has an clastic at the performed quietly Lo-bat- the will be out U. Padllla, Tony Luna, Manuel o, meeting auspices ot the St. John GuiltlJ couple. 25 years ago, was among Marthaloulse Horton. waistline instead of an ordinary terday afternoon, leaked N. M. SOCIETY Vincente held at the home of Mrs. Harold so in tlmo to find Otero. Jacoh rn Mrs, Vann greeted her guests in-r- J ; me nrst callers of the day to of- - Banshees and Dullaghans belt, that the frock fits figures among their friends The sedately married members Bols, Alfred woods at S12 West Roma avenue. of different sizes a corner in the Journal society Baca, Higinio Chavez, Yama Tama costume and the nth J ,.ier nis congratulations. Koclllng without altera- of the university faculty, and their Joseph De er hOfif.eaRpa wern tiictafull.r On Oleson. tion. The skirt is to columns. The bride makes her Armand, Frank Ro Mrs. K. t,tHnr Saturday afternoon twenty Dorothy gathered the respective wives and husbands, mero, Ctardo Barela, George Angle entertain- as ghosts in sheets j;five friends of Mrs. Balling gave witches Dance Bachmann trim bodice at either side, hut home with Mrs. E. A. Mann at were Bobby Ortega, ed the Conversation and and pillow entertained at a Hallowe'en I'Eiicmnu vnavez, Brldgi ; ther a Cards were Helen there Is a flat line ut the 281 South. Sixth street and has jonn Ulevarrl club on This me nouBo was gaily deeo-- surprise party. Houp. straight, party at the women's gymnasium mm upio unega. 1'unch was Monday afternoon. rated in blark cats, orancre nn tl 'played the afternoon O back from neck to hem. The front been employed by the Economist. on is one of the new clubs which is during and Friday evening by the bache- sorvea throughout the evening. , pupper was served at 6:30 o'clock, of the frook nnnn all thn ...... Mr. Rice is the son of W. J. Rice of both devoted to the less serious phase PRESIDENT'S EVENING AT down to 08 Soutf Arno and Is lors, varieties, of the fac- of f Tho guests at the anniversary FORTNIGHTLY show a narrow panel of :of employed ulty. The affair was rather a Members of the Al bridge. Three tables played. , CJ.t'B. flanked tne CoaI The runner wore Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. black, with small buttons by SuPI'y company. hilarious one, the members of Elks nnr-- The annual reception and musl- - and a sctsh of was performed by tho faculty lodge and their laiiiea The walling, Mr. :.nd Mrs. S. B. Bal- the material covers celmony taking of the license of- tlclpated in an first dinner of the season Mr. S. cale of the Fortnightly Music club tne eiastic-ru- n Rev. Willard Guy, of the advantage informal dance at of the Ten Dons was ling, and Mrs. H. Balling, waistline. Like pastor fered by ths total absence of stu the club house on eve- given on dedicated to the presidents, past most autumn-tailore- d Christian rhnreh. The rnnnln nre Wednesday Miss Mary Balling, Simon Balling, of the frocks dents, hefore whom de- Musio Tuesday evening at the residence and of n - J a certain ning. for the was present the olub, will be this one has set-i- three-quart- er spending their in San- evening of Professor C. Uni- i'Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ramsey, sleeves of honeymoon gree of decorum must be furnished by the Dizzv trnm E. Hodgln on held next Tuesday evening in the (a Fc. always Four versity hill. An excellent Photographs bring' George Snyder, Grant Shaw, Mr. Woman's club length. maintained, carnival stunts pre the Mile HI Follies. Punch was dinner, ",T.nd Mrs. Clarence Cowel, Miss at o'clock. Each which is always a vital of the Cook-Norri- vailed In the entertainment served part 'Carrie Miss member of the club Is exnected to s. during the evening. About Dons' was sunshine Hochseder, Maudo one or two Bright red purses give A dash scheme, and refreshments appro- fifty couples enjoyed the occasion. gathering, served by and McLean and members of the im- bring Invited guests to of The marriage of Miss Luc lie Mrs. Hodgln, assisted by Mrs. D. share In of fine color to dark street rostumes priate to the season were served A. mediate family. enjoyment the and In Cook, daughter of the Rev. and at the close of In Bittner and Miss Violet Jans. program and in the cultivation of are step with the favor for Mrs. of the evening. a ball riom made gay with C. M. Botts r. -- o red In autumn fashions. A Randolph Cook, formerly and Jay Hubbs were happiness. friendships. bright this city, to Ivan Norris of Colo- many hued balloons and colored guests at nVOMAVR CM'n LEARNS red leather purse Is lined with lights, the club the dinner In the place Mrs. John W. Wilson, tho new rado Springs, took place on Octo- The girls of Alpha Delta Pi Country members of Dr. David Ross am'. A. B. ;OF CHILD HYGIENE, club all whlto faille Bilk. It opens In en- held a danced to the music of the Sand- Boyd if president, and the tinat ber 22. according to announce- fudge party at the'r Stroup, who were absent from tha Miss Gladys Harris, Red Cross presidents or tne ciun, will receive velope stylo and has flat pockeH ments which have reached friends chapter house on last storm Jazz orchestra on Friday The Those who bring sunshine into' health nurse, and Dr. J. F. for purso Saturday from 9 o'clock until city, paper of the evening 'public the company. Mrs. John D. Clark vanity outfit, and here. Both the young people are evening. Cords were played dur- evening an was read by E. B. on the lives of others cannot pDocherty. city and county .health haa the hour after midnight. The dance Crlsty the keep; arranged following musi well known musicians of Colorado ing the evening. Alumnae, actives subject of the cliff at it from themselves. j Officer, were the principal spea- cal and wers was formal and many beautiful RI dwellings at ireai: Springs, Mr. Norris being a cellist pledges, present for the RIto de Los FriJoles. The next kers the child hygiene program Vocal: "Mavourneen" Sleeves are evidently growing In the Bursh orchestra. Mrs. Nor- Informal affair. evening gowns were In evidence. will Make an ( of the Woman's club on fMarnnt anowe en dinner be held on November appointment. Friday uing) university Ladies' Sex- - larger. They no longer hug the ris lived In Albuquerque for a O . ine teaturo proved a s at tne nome of Reuben 'afternoon. Mrs. A. W. Goodrich leue. arm from shoulder to waist, and number of years while hex father big drawing card, and the floor Perry. .resided at the program. Solo: there are of ac- Georgette blouses hold their own of the club house was crowded "Danny Deever" (KiDlInrV hints sleeves that was pastor of the Christian church for Miss Harris spoke of her work music Damrosch tually bulge. A ago sleeves here. Mr. wear with street suits. They throughout the evening. Refresh- THE I by Rev. Charles year Cook became chaplain come In kimono sash M1LMRS ,.jwith children of school age and mciean. cnanged rrom long to short, anJ In the national in 1917 style with a ments wcrei served at 11:30. The of guard and of the and l,n waist-styl- e 'those age of which Violin: Caprice Basane (Rat-- . a year or two before then from the family remained here until material, entertainment committee of the LEROY YOTT -- with sleeve set In armholes .he has examined hundreds for gate) LeRoy Yott. short to long; but in the actual about two when and a club was in charge. WALTON STUDIO physical defects. years ago, they folded band of the Violinist. She described Solo: Selected Mrs shape of the sleeve there was lit- movea to Colorado Springs. Mrs. fitting yiOw sho had prescribed treatment Bradford. tle Now - neatly over the waistline. Brilliant Miss Josephine Milner entertain- Private or Clnss Instruction. 813 West Central change. a very pro- Norris was a member of 2412-R-- popular colors and much Phone 2. ond correct diets and of the re- Vocal: "The Mornln Wlnfl" nounvea cnange seems imminent. the high school set. She was embroidery of ed a number of the high school which silk and beads make these suit-blous- set at a Phone 923 sults she had obtained in (Ciena Brascombs) La- - and all sorts of sleeves aro belna from the Colorado studio dance on last Sat- P. O. children back to dies' University graduated gay and affairs. Box 107. City. bringing normal Quartette, ujiiuuuwa xnis season. Springs school In ths class charming urday evening. Her guests were s :,health. high of V. After the nroernm win - . Albu-querq- Dr. them O 120. She was a visitor in v Docherty spoke of the child refreshments and thereafter the for two weeks last Christ- welfare movement and of the work company will abandon mas. The . thum.aii.. couple will make their which was done in coun-t- y to being this the rythm of music. Dancing .. home In Colorado Springs. to lower the infant mortality. 10 crco que al. nawuNAL MENTION. ,'. Because of the accurate birth rec- a. ords now o Bottger-Ortl- available It is possible The beautiful and ancient. keep a close check HALLOWE'EN DINNER AT ;to upon tho 1'. MCCANNA 1IOMK. Church of San Felipe da Nort was "The Growing Store" 'joting children, he said. He de- f. Mrs. George Valllant and chll the scene Mail Orders Miss Margaret McCanns. last Monday morning of scribed the baby clinics which are daupVi. dren have returned from a six one of the prettiest little Phone 283 neing neia and spoke on the new ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. McCanna, weeks' visit with relatives at Wlns- - weddings Filled enierramed at a that ever took place there when Promptly plant of the for cleverly appoint- iow, atk. Miss be-ca- tyliiorinatlon city ed dinner on Dorothy Edna Bottger yuniyiiiK waier. Friday evening at Miss Alice Coors of Las Vegas the bride of Ortiz. A musical program her home on North Fourth street. nas Zachary composed The table was returned to her home after two Rev. Father i J. Weeks, g. J., ;Of children's songs was given by decorated In color- weeks' visit here with broth officiated. The 'Mrs. Elizabeth ful pumpkin heads her nuptial high mass Bradford, musical and autumn er, h, G. Coors, Jr., and Mrs, at 7 o'clock was attended a pirecior or xne ciuo. gne sang leaves and candles. After the din- Coors. sreat by Opportune in Fall Suits - -- ner the entire number of relatives and Specials cairne, rne Piano," "Lltfle party adjourned to Miss Lela friends of ths two Kid" and tha Country club, where the eve- Armljo has returned families, which piccaninny "Lady of was to Albuquerque for the winter aft- almost filled the beautiful church. wrMmi." ning spent In dancing. er Ths O Those present at the dinner wero spending the summer on the wedding party entered the Mr. racino coast. church to ths strains of tho wed- : and Mrs. McCanna, Mr. and AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK Mrs. Mrs, Milne ding music played by an orchestra You will like AT THE Y. W. C. A. J. F. McCanna, Mr. and Mrs. John and ion Jlmml from these not George Farr, Miss returned last night from St. Vincent's academy and suits f The Tuesday evening meeting of Dorothy Fieisch Chicago accompanied the San only for C. U. of Chicago, Miss Grace Miss and Wisconsin, where they have by Felipe their ihe P. club was well atten- Storti, been choir. Mrs. Daniel C. a sis- special pricing, and were one McCanna, Harold Sellers, Herbert visiting relativos for the nast Ortiz, ded there or two Horton of six weeks. ter of the groom, was matron of but more still for Quests. Plans were discussed for Des Moines, la., and Kay honor exclusive iviuanna. Born to Lieutenant Mrs and Daniel C. Ortiz was best their their share of fun at the Hallo- and man. The bridesmaids were Mlw The Blouse of Fashion styling as they we'en party next Monday evening. O Virgil Kerr, a daughter on Thurs- Helen Yott and Miss Ceel are the latest ar- the "audience"' feel MTSfi WATT day at Camp Brigg, N. C. Mrs. Jo. 'It as much IS LEAVING Kerr was The ring bearer was Mia In rivals of our impelled to giggle as the partlci-'pant- s THE CITY TODAY. formerly Miss Rosallna Katie selecting your blouse you will most Eiplnosa of this Gallegos, who carried the appreciate its exceptional in the stunts, the act should Miss Barbara Walt, who was city. ring In a whits lily. The flower the more if it is distinctively modish as selections. go big." forced to cancel her concert en- girls were Miss Ignaelta wej"ll There were SPOOKS TO narrii, well as personally becoming. Here are our choicest Printzess and several new recruits gagement here on Thursday eve- CONCENTRATE and the groom's little sister, Miss .'at AT Y. W. of ultra-vogui- sh the Tuesday afternoon class for ning on account of Illness, is re- TOMORROW. Margarita Ortls. The bride wore offerings correctness in design Redfern Suits, he fifth and sixth grade girl re- turning today to her home in Chi- On the very eve of Allhallowti, a lovely gown of white crepe satin and material. serves, a misunderstanding about cago, where she will er con- when it Is scarcely safe to venture and carried a shower bouauet of time when out itha the younger girls cert and church work for the win- of doors alone for fear of en- lilies of the valley and hrM.'. Crepe de Chine Waists in all the 'ivere to meet brought them to the ter season. She will be accom- countering hobgoblins around the roses. A wedding breakfast was popular Navy, Poriet Twill, Tricotine, Velour and association at the wrong time. panied her sister. Miss corner, several score of served after the ceremony shades, at. $6.50 from by Marjorle intrcpll at the Serge .$35.00, $49.50, $69.50, $85.00 ,'Hercafter girls the third and Wait, who has been with her In young women of the city will taka residence of Mrs. M. Bottger. the Canton .fourth grades will meet Thursday Albuquerque for the several their lives in their handa and hit) brido's mother. The Crepe Waists, in the new colors and Afternoon 4 past breakfast wai at o'clock. months. Miss Wait's to the recreation center of the Y. attended by Father Troy, 6. styles. Priced Girl reserves departure W. a. J and from.. $12.50 to $25.00 v from the high will be regretted bv the friends C. A., where the ghostliest few of the nearest relatives of rchool freshman are meeting at she has made hero during her res gathering of all Is schduled. the bride and grown. Both tho Plush Coats on Wednesday aft- idence for the past three seasons. It Is to be tho big Hallowe'en church and residence of tho $22.50 ernoon. On bride Monday afternoon the by her pupils and by the music- - celebration of tha Adelanto and wore beautifully decorated with Do You ''ophomore girls meet with Mrs. lovers of the city, who were eager the C. U. P. clubs for tha club roses, carnations and ferns. Also Duy Our Gloves Graham at the association, rooms. ly her members and their guests. The The newly marrisd anticipating song recital, cold coupls left and clammy hand will be ex- the same for a honey-moo- n tended morning an old friend of ours ex- at the open door at 7:80 trip to El Paso, Tex. They Recently o'clock. Once Inside there will be will be at horns to theJr friends Mil no from at pressed at the complete- &oreitoMiT escape tho "house of l07 West Central avenue after surprise horrors," the witches who hold November J. ness of our ' " : one's fate in their grasp, and the The bride is a mamhar e w glove department. If Fine Weave other shlvvery thrills which are Albuquerque's; most you are not inevitable prominent already acquainted "during the evening. families, and was for several n For Women and Children. The rooms a c;- - with it let these GIFTS will bs appropriately u5ent at V'ncent's academy. Bpecial offerings For those who wish warm THAT LAST decorated 1 for the occasion. Miss me son or for prS-I7- iroom Mr. and an unusual winter wear. thi. .tore d Florence Adams is In of Mrs. Antonio of give you opportunity has charge Ortls 40s West rnOT of ! the affair and she Is assisted by Hazeldlns avenue and la a nmmi.. for a introduction. .... f71pl!te, Wm and the pleasing r.i.i unaerwear. Included in following competent corps of ing young business man, being also the assortment are spook-wrangle- Unlonsuita and Miss Julia Johns, a member of one of Albuquerque's Adler's Gauntlet In Our stock was never Mrs. Anna Wilds Miss most Gloves, brown, grey and tan IVlLS . P"1""""" shapeliness, all more replete with holiday sug- Strumquist, prominent families. He was M Wh'Ch lnVlt9 both Sheridan, Miss Charlotte New. Miss educated In St. Nicholas college $4.00, $5.00 and $6.75 selsctlnt uallty gestions, useful and lasting. Esther Seal, Miss Selma Ander In The Bernalillo and later attended 16 Medium weight Unlonauits n n Wim are making their selections now son, Mrs. Burch, Miss Campbell, the Albuquerque Business Button and Fine Kid' Gloves, Adler make. Miss Nell Jar- - college, styles, regular sizes Seale. Miss Mary where he prepared himself for a Priced at $6.00 and $7.95 Extra sizes...... S'ojj dine, Miss Catherine Jackson, Miss business carser. Ladles' Silk Nor-men- and Wool Unlonsuita. , Almlta Norment, Miss , Sue t, all . Fine Kid Dress Gloves, In and black sizes at Miss Mrs. Le- -' Panlct-Ifline- r. tan, grey g4 : 0 EVERITT, Inc. Umberhime, Children'! Fleece-llne- d Jewelers, hel, Miss Dorffman, Mrs. Bes- and white, at .$3.00 and $3.50 ITnlonsufts Ray Mrs. Emma Paulet and John Bt 11.15 to sie Etter and Miss Jeffie Short. Lehner, both of this city. weri $1.7C with members of the C- - U-- P, club. married on Monday afternoon by ...A 77" October 30, 192i. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Fa2e Three

maybe. Generals Diaz and Jacques, was given during the banquet: PRECEDENCE IS and 'Admiral Hcatty didn't thinlc Toast mistress, Miss Florence Rey- BROADTAIL FUR IS CURED HIS so, too, and decided in desperation Albuquerque Society nolds. Toast, "To the New Girls," ARTESIA POPULAR ON HATS WINSLOW REAL OBSTACLE lo leave town before the dinner Helen Hilliard; response, Edna and reception tonight that the Lipper; violin solo, A del la Elder; French ambassador and Mme. Jus-ser- a (Continued From Preceding Tago ) talk, "Our Slogan," Sarah Farrell; Tho senior class of the high Messrs. John Gibson and Claude TO FOREIGNERS nd gave for Marshal Koch, who vocal duet. Beatrice and Thelma school school Quebedeaux have returned from appeared at tho high "I am eiRhty-h- r yean old and I arrived on tho scene last night black and was Noe; "Ideals," John Burton. Those on last In some Gallup, where they took in the I came be- streamers, lighted Tuesday very for rheumatism ever since i just in tlmi to make his bow, solely by yellow candles. Games present were: Rev. and Mrs. Hugh unique costumes. The was Shrine ceremonials held at that out uf the army, over 60 years ago. LiUo nv HETTIE BAXTER. down on Miss- - day In Morning Journal' fore the curtain goes the were played by the guests during Cooper, honor guests; Ruth termed "hobo day," and some of point the first part of the week. many others, J spent money freely for (Sprolnl Uhpatrh for the show. Hill Misses reaJ (Copyright 11121 by Albuquerque Jourmil) prologue big the afternoon and several readings (assistant teacher), the pupils were certainly dressed The marriage of Miss Helma 'cures' and t have about ' WaaMiiKton, Oct. 29. To dis- Yes they've gone! General Ar- were given by Mrs, G. K. Angle. Mildred Zirhut, Helen Schneider, for the occasion. Sholand and Ronald Anderson oc- 'L'ric Acid' until I cmild almost lasts It. to how commander-in-chie- f were Mrs. Edna Lippen, Marjorie Seams, curred t of last I could not sleip nights or walk without arm or not disarm? If ho, mando Vitorlo Diaz, The hostesses Vann, Wallace Anderson, Rufus Rowan Flagstaff Monday wore so sore stiff Gen- Mrs. 8. Krnestine Huning, Tinsley Burton. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pain: my hands and much or whether the Pacific prob- of the Italian armies. Livingston, Mrs. Hafley, and Walter Ferriman were among week I fiuld not hold a pen. But now I arrt comma- . Don-nc- ll Wag- lem will overshadow disarmament? eral Baron Alfonso Jacques, Mrs, T. F. Bourke, Mrs. F. Josephine Milner, Margaret the members of the local American Churles Woolfolk. The bride is attain In et'vp business and can walk with serious-minde- d Florence Adelln That is what all nder-in-chief of the Belgian and Mrs. A. AV. Goodrich. ner, Reynolds, to to Kansas employed as head stenographer for eaue or write all day with comfort. Friends Thelma Noe. Legion post go City office T"U ones are talking about. But armies and Admiral of the British Elder, Lydia Friede, last week to attend the National the Santa Fe here and the are surprised at the change." frivolous Washington has a Earl Bcatty O. M. C. C. B., The Methodist tea given at the Gladys Howard, Beatrice Noe, groom holds a responsible position micht just as well attempt to put out a fleet, American Legion, convention. , fire oil rid of all its own, Just weishty G. C. V. O., K. C. B.. K. C. V. O., D. home of Mrs. J. M. Doollttle on Helen Hilliard, Vivian Gibson, with the W. H. Dagg Mercantile with as try to get your problem Mrs. E. E. Mathes has to Im- neuritis and like because no S. M. V. all and every- afternoon was one of the Jean McDougal, Elizabeth Strong, gone company as head bookkeeper. rheumntlum, complaints yen, don't smile, it's O., O., and Tuesday where she will by tnkln treatment to drive matter and that are on their way to of the early winter affairs Marian .Crawford, Myrtle Brown, Santa Paula, Calif., mediately following the ceremony supposed laughing problem thing. They prettiest spent the winter. Miss Fran- Trie Arid out of your blood and body. is with to attend the big con- in church circles. The house was Louise Snyder. Sarah Farrell and Margaret the happy couple left for San It Mr. ti precedence, spelled bigger Kansas City Mathes Is of music a took Asheimnn fifty years letters than ever before, vention of the American legion decorated for tho occasion In Louiso Blakemore. instructor cisco for short honeymoon trip, find out the truth. He lenrned how tr mado one of visit to dahlias fall flowers. at thatTlnce. after which they will return to this get rid of the true cause of his rheuma- Noah Webster great which is the why their and other ' big mistake when he put that word America. General Diaz and Gen- Mrs. Doolittle was assisted in re- The Woman's Missionary Society H. T. Crisp, field manager of the city, where they will make, their tism, other illsorders, and recover his In his to make left with their Mrs. J. H. Tompkins, of the Ctentral Avenue Methodist Southwest Lease and Developing future home. Their wide circle of strt ngth from "The inner Mysteries." dictionary. And, eral Jacques parties ceiving by In friends here extend no r being distributed free by an author- matters worse, he gave It nine on their train direct for the Mrs. C. A. Watson, Mrs. E. C. ll church met on Tuesday afternoon company of Kansas City, was congratula- special town last to mat- tions. ity who devoted over twenty years ti synonyms, when it hasn't one. No, west and Admiral Beatty with nnd Mrs. F. N. McClosky. at the home of Mrs. W. C. Thaxtnn week attending the scientific study of this trouble. If - to The club was ' not one.- I'm sure all tho diplo- Beatty and probably young Mrs. 8. Alonzo Bright and Mrs. at 410 Luna boulevard. Mrs. W. ters pertaining his company. Wednesday Bridge any render of 'The Journal wishes The Lady Alts. Cleburne Cres-we- ll mats and members of the cabinet Peter Beatty, by way of New York Edward Miller poured. '"Mrs. Wal- C. Jenkins assisted Mrs. Thaxton This company has extensive hold- entertained by Innpr Mysteries of Rheumatism'' over in ter Mrs. Roberts. as hostess. Mrs. was leader ings oast of Artcsia. last week, there being present looked by doctors and scientists for cen- Washington agree .ith me that and Chicago tp be entertained by Noneman, Paul Kent r on before Mrs. C. M. McCown Mrs. .1. of tho on the topic;: A crowd of Mesdames Gelert Ramage, Alfred turies past, simply send a pout card there's "nothing like it," the their relatives and friends, and program study largo young people D. No, !1-- surface of This is at Kansas City. C. served. Mrs. W. T. "In the Cities of Those on the Cottonwood a Klelndenst, George Sampson, C. le".er to H. P. Clearwater, the globe. espe- Joining the others McClosky Japan." enjoyed Hubert Orin stroet, Hallowell. Maine. Send now, lest the view of Roberts Woods And PRECEDENCE Brannen, Mrs. Sam Mrs. who on the program moonlight and supper on and Richardson, Gray, a out cially maybe Kay, appeared picnic F. C. Gro-ve- r you forget! If not sufforer, cut Bliss and A. of the have to do with it, Grace White and Mrs. Frank were Mrs. Etta Caldwell, Mrs. last evening. The merry George Kingrea, Gilpin, notice- and hand this good news and Alvey Adee, didn't anything Friday ' Bazell, Thomas Ingledew and this state department. but at any rate their leaving an- Schultz Presided over affairs in Lambert, Mrs. Severns, Mrs. D. E. party went to the F. A. Blxler opportunity to some afflicted friend. A!j Mr. is who was the kitchen. A crowd wus Wilson Mrs. Thaxton. farm on the Cottonwood. Arthur Baltlridge. who send will receive it by return mat) While his chief, Hughes, swered for everyone else, large and upper If re- iwv Kabelin engaged with weighty matter of wondering whether they would at- In attendance. J. A. Blvins and family moved Mrs. Naomi has without any charge whatever. Mr. as- for some to Mr. Blvins turned from San Jose, Calif., where world concern, Bliss, third tend a function given The Ladies' Aid Society of the Carrlzozo last week. tor sistant of as of the same rank A playlet, "Thu Wild West Trag- St. Paul's sold his electric to J. M. she has been visiting friends secretary state, who, other celebrity English Lutheran church shop the few weeks. some hotels would put it, is our and Importance and by so doing, edy," given by the young women held two well attended sewing Tuttle. past "official of all us a chance to see them all of the Mlzpah class of the Congre- meetings The Cottonwood Woman's club B. C. Grasboy and wife, of greeter" foreign give during the pastweek. ure of delegates and representatives. Is on the stage at once. gational Sunday school, was tho meeting with Mm K. J. Bald-ridg- e. met at the home of Mrs. Frank Omaha, Neb., the guests arming himself to the teeth with Which would hae been very feature of the coffee and pie so- 309 North Thirteenth street, Wilson on last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Giasboy's sister, Miss Mayme EVERYBODY not dec- cial which was eve- on of mem- Scott, of this city. Mr. Grasboy is mm the etiquette of precedence. And grand for us, but entirely ' given Friday Tuesday afternoon, nnd with with a large number the without a old- orous for them. ning the Christian Endeavor Mrs. 636 bers After the connected with the Union Pacific LIZ doubt, Alvey Adee, by George Stripe, South present. regular Railroad the above TKEm est of in Because to observe the rules as Several other vaudeville roll answered a current dash-in- company at the state department the society. Broadway, Thursday afternoon. call, by This smart for the ff bi- acts very hat mentioned service, whose hobby used to be they are laid down, one celebrity is were given as a part of the Another sewing meeting has been event, the organization discussed matron is made of point. In the not to atteni a function program. The commit- for .it the big Hallowe'en to be young MIbs Maud Bussert. of Albuquer- cycling through Europe supposed following arranged Tuesday afternoon program broadtail, the season's most popu- summer time, will have to polish given for another, unless the guest tee was in charge of the entertain- this week at the home of Mrs. O. given at the, upper Cottonwood que, has accepted a position as woll-nig- lar fur. It ii a turban Fe up his h Inexhaustible of honor outranks him. ment: Miss Selma Anderson, Misj A. Laughner, 703 South Arno. school house. A very unique pro- snufffitting stenographer with tho Santa vice Lorene Miss Eva Is these shape with costly stand- railroad of this city. memory. For Instance, the president Severns, Seth, gram being planned by eachparadise But wern't Joffre and Balfour and Mrs. Coolldge couldn't go to Frank Severns nnd Miss Marcella The Indies. The negro minstrel show ing upright at side of the F. Wisdom and wife, who have young ladles' class of the crown. Such a will make WHY HOT and later the Prlnco of Wales and the reception at the Italian embas- Lewy. Charles Brinton, president Central Avenue Methodist church will be a very fitting finale for the hat a been in tho hospital at Los Angeles YU? tho King and Queen of the Bel- sy Tuesday evening which the of the Christian Endeavor society, entertainment. After refresh- smart accompaniment for the new for the past few weeks, have re- - Sunday school entertained the V. VI - i llnrna.l . t a tVWflflnl gians here before? What Is all the charge d'affaires gave for General was chairman of tho decorating young men's class at a Hallowe'en ments had been served by thj fur wrap or suit or the fur trim excitement about? Diaz, because a vice president can- committee. party In tho on hostess, the guests departed to med frock. is librarian for the Santa Fe at Yes, some church parlors but never did such an array not attend anything given by Thursday night. meet again at the home of Mrs. this point. of European statesmanship as that one of less importance than an The Phillip Bible class of the O Walter Bradley on October 27. The many friends of Miss Esther due on 11 Lead Avenue Central November ever descend ambassador, the ambassador in the Methodist church A Good Word for Chamberlain'.-Cong- The teachers from the White and Messrs. Charley Mann. Vitz, of this city, will regret to hear or on his will hold Hallowe'en on school to Roswell on In- upon Washington all at once. case being still in Europe its party Ucnipdy. made a trip Fred Cole, Erwln Mansell and of the fleuth of her falher at That's where the big precedence way home. Monday night, October SI. All Those who have used this prep, last Friday In order to visit the Rev. J. R. G. White. dianapolis a few days ago. Mr. rub, and nil the social rub- - dub-du- b The President and Mrs. Harding members are requested to meet at iirntlon and know from their own Roswell schools and observe the Rev. Sheppard, formerly pastor Vitz was superintendent of Dea- 114 W.CENTR4I3334 9S W. CENTRAL conies! And you may know who are so loath to observe prece- the church 'not later than 7:30, experience that it is a medicine o work among the Roswell public of the Christian church at Clovis, coness hospital at the above place. that this precedence matter isn't dence, overcame the difficulty by where cars will be provided to real worth and merit do not hesi- schools. The following teachera now of Roswell, preached at the Miss Vitz left for that point several TOC D&LY ZER7KE trivial! When tho Romans come, leaving for their southern trip, and carry them to tho land of the tate nhont speaking a good wofri made the trip: Mrs. Ethel James, Christian church last Sunday eve- days previous to his death. you must do as the Romans do, returned Friday in time to wel- ghosts. for It. Edward T.ewta. Mlnoa. N Mrs. Laura Patrick, and Misses ning. The local church does not Alexander Robertson and AV. F. asm also Billing-to- are in hos- the Hritish, the French, the come General Foch and give him Y.. writes. "I have' iefl r"nmher-Iain'- s Nlla Winpfield, Gertrude have a pastor at this time. A Gnldsworthy, who the Japanese and tho Chinese which a luncheon. Yes, that's prece- Friday evening a delightful Cough Rempdy for twenty Lucy Thomas, Celia Hendrlck-so- n, large crowd attended the services. pital at Los Angeles, are reported is a large order, you must admit. dence! Precedence la an honor was given at the Y. W. years nnd it has never failed tc Gladys Cowan, OUlo Burrows to be improving. What is said at the tea table or a which, if given to anyone. Instead C. A. by the members of the cure me. It is by far the best and Martlle Waskom. The popular idea that the en- Mrs. William B. Darling has re- Albuquerque dinner party, and how the wife of of giving them more privileges, Sunday school class, of cough medicine I have ever taken." Tho First Baptist church elected trance of women in the medical turned from Fresno, where she has Foundry some dignitary is greeted by the gives them fewer because you see which John Burton is teacher. their delegates to the New Mexico profession was of recent date ap- been for the past few months on and Machine wife of have much more After business Mrs. wife of convention to be held in to be The most im- account of her health. Works another, may the precedence you have the the banquet a short Warren O. Harding, Baptist pears wrong. Foundrrn .MnchlnlM to do "with re- a in in book on medicine Mrs. P. E. Britt and F,nglneer diplomatic results, and fewer parties you can attend and meeting was held and the the president, is the possessor of Albuquerque the first week portant produced daughter, rsstln tp irttn. UrMsa, Alum- hu- were in the middle of visited Hrnze. diplomats after all are Just these poor souls who are socially mainder of the evening was spent magnificent new seal coat, a pres- November. The following England during ages Rosella, Albuquerque, inum. Kleoirln Motors. Oil Engines. man. inclined and at the same time im- in playing games and having a ent to her from the Masonic bodies elected: ' Mesdames C. M. Cole, was written by St. Hildegarde, a John Gratton and wife, of this city, Pump nd IrrlgHtitin. And I'm wondering whether Just portant, are In hard luck! good time. The following program of Missouri. Ethel James, J. M. Story, J. R. G. woman. last week. U'nrks a nit Office Alhiinuerque.

CORSET SPECIAL Amoskeag Outing Flannel Every Corset requirement can be met in satisfactorily In stripes and checks; dark and light grounds; also this admirably stocked Corset Department. We carry a big range of solid colors. firm and Gossard Front Lace and Bon Job Back Lace, and, to Very closely start the fall season we will allow all customers woven. Priced, 27-inc- h at, the yard... 18c a 20 per cent reduction on all Bon Ton Corsets this week. And 36-inc- h, at the yard ...,28c Silks and Dress Goods Women's Fur Trimmed GOOD NEWS Just the the moment when most women are wranting silks and dress and goods to make up into new fall garments, comes this special Coats Wraps Opportunity to save on just the materials they want. The Economist Silk and Dress Goods Departments are this week featuring the most wanted materials at noteworthy price savings. And the qualities in every instance are the desirable, dependable kinds that are always to $35.00 to $275.00 Women's Trimmed Hats be had at The Economist. m These are some of the items featured in this special selling event A most unusual purchase permits us to $4.98, $5.98 and Up CHARMEbSE. offer a wide assortment of Coats and Dozens and dozens of the season's most wanted styles are included in this sale 40-inc- and not many an to Beautiful lustraus quality, black, navy, brown, etc. h wide; Wraps aj prices far below their regular duplicates opportunity pick and regular price $4.00 a yard, at. . - $3.50 values. choose from all sorts of lovely models. Velvets and satins, felts and duvetyns small, medium and large and all the colors imaginable CREPE DE CHINE. Included are import reproductions and for fall and winter wear. All silk, in a complete line of shades for street and evening wear, models from the of New 40-in- designers orchid ch leading also lingerie shades; flesh, pink, and white. wide; The York. The beautiful luxurious Economist Millinery Shops for Trimmed Hats include both Import- $1.75 a at .,. $1.39 fabrics, fur ed as milliner-mad-e regular price, yard, Hats well as our own Hats. SERVICE of a very and exclusive are rivalled special and personal excellence Is found here, and every wearable and trimmings style smart style of the season Is here for NAVY BLUE TAFFETA. the liberal on these fine gathered your selection. 36-in- ch only All silk, dress taffeta, wide; regular $2.50 & yard, at. . .$1.8 by price garments. CANTON CREPE. The Underwear You'll Be Wanting at Probably the most wanted among silks for women's and misses' Fabrics: M(oussyne, Veldyne, Evora frocks; black, navy, brown, etc.; regular value $6.00, at yard. . .$5.50 Gerona, Orlanda and Marvella in the Prices You Welcome

PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS. , accepted Autumn shades. two-tone- s, "RICHELIEU" UNION SUITS Messalines, satins, taffetas, in stripes, checks, and plain; Trimmings: price $2.50 a yard, at . . . , .$1.89 Nutria, Beaver, Squirrel, For women, made with fitted waist and seamless regular 1 side, medium' Australian Oppossum, Scotch M o e, weight cotton in four styles; high neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck ; WOOL OTTOMAN. elbow NAVY BLUE ALL Siberian Wolf, Caracul and Seal. sleeves, or low neck sleeveless; with choice of ankle or knee All-wo- 42-In- ch ; ol and good quality for dresses; wide; regular price length any style. Per suit, regular sizes. $2.00. Extra sizes $2.50. $2-2- $3.00 a yard, at 5 Whether you select a Coat at $35 or $275 bame Union Suits as above, but in wool. Regular sizes. $3.00. Extra $3.50. - , BLUE SERGE. or at any price between each represents a sizes, NAVY Silk Wool Union Suits, in same four styles. Regular sizes'. $4.00. all-wo- 56-i- n. worth-whil- e French serge, wide; regular price $3.75, at yd. $3.50 saving. Extra sizes, $4.50. .

Broken sizes in all-wo- Women's Separate Vest and Pants, ol vest also NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE. pants. values are Fur-Collar- Regular $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50; choice. . .$1.98 All-wo- 56-in- ch $4.50, at $4.00 Women's ed , wide; regular yard and Tailored Suits Richelieu Union Suit, high neck, short sleeves, ankle lenght. Cotton. DUVETYN. Union Suit, Richelieus make. Special $1.50. A much favored material for this season's frocks, blouses and $39.50, $59.50 and Up CHILDREN'S WAIST UNION SUIT. . millinery, light and dark colors; 36-i- n. wide; regular $7.50 value, at $6.48 An unusual ensemble of smartly fashioned Suits of soft Velours, Duvet de Bleached cotton, brushed' back, fully taped and neck yard Veldine. etc. buttoned; high - Laine, Tricotine, Llama Cloth, Mouseyne, Fabrics of luxurious long sleeves, ankle length, drop seat. Sizes 2 to 5, $1.. 10 to 14, $1.25 t collars some or on texture, genuine fur and .with cuffs deep borders of furs Boys Grey, Part Wool Union Suit, oplen front, high neck, long Make Warm coats, fur trimmings of squirrel, nutria, seal, mole, beaver, etc. Colors include sleeve, ankle length. Priced, 2 to 8, $1.00. 10 to 14, $1.25. Chilly flights Imperative black, navy, brown, beaver, malay, etc. In a diversity of smart styles, all silk lined and interlined. Sizes for misses, 16, 18 and 20; and ' for .women, WOMEN'S OUTING FLANNEL Bedding-C- heat the Chill! 34 to 46. - PAJAMAS. Made by the Brigthon Mills of heavy fancy outing; also Billy Burke x style, made in one or two piece style. Mannish style, hemstitched and ' Twin Weave Wool Plaid Blankets. " Duplex 5 colored embroidery; colors solid white, pink, blue; also and v insures more warmth and size Women's stripe A double woven blanket that wear; Corduroy Robes, flowered outing. These garments sold last season for $5.00 and ?5.50. 72x84 inches; colors, oink, blue, grey, tan and gold; black with Choice of any of these, styles, now $3.00. . striped border. A $15.00 blanket for...... $13.50 $5.85, $7.50, $12.50 all-wo- $3.98, No. 7400, ol plaid blan&et; size 66 by 80 inches; all color plaids. Specially priced for this sale. $8.50 New Robes Boudoir of wide wale' Corduroy and Coats fashioned corduroy All-Wo- in models that are amtly cut and well finished. All models may be found in Women's ol English Hose COMFORTS. ; ' Copenhagen blue,' rose or pansy. IX Made of good soft fjuffy cotton, and extra large, and extra DESIRABLE LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS grade, At $3.98 Unlined Corduroy Robes with patch pockets and simulated. collar weight ; measures72 by 84 inches. Covered with cambric and silkoline - with tailored At $3.00 and and $6.50, according- to weight and covering. stitching. $3.50. $8.50, $7.50 All shades In cambric covered comfort,. me side cambric and At $7.50 Lined Corduroy Coats with flare sieves, patch pockets and plain colors, heathers and lovats are shown In these English-mad- e Our regular $5.50 ' string which are ' , stockings and have flare trops and reinforced sole. Slae reverse side plain covered. Special at. .$4.50 blt. '? ; to 10H. i t Wool filled silkoline covered comforts, measures 72 by 78.. inches. At $12.50 Negligees lined with mercerized dotted batiste. Extremely well These were $12.50. Special at...... $8.50 1 cut and fashioned with deep pockets, finished with string sash. " Other Wool Hose at $1.25 and Up. October SO, J921. - Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

f- r- buquerque and . with her father, - - who is near Gallup, after which I Las Vegas sho will return to the nurses' VAUGHN training school at St. Lukes' hos- pital In Denver. Mrs. Jerry Leahy entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hoffman anil One of the main events of the af- little Bettie Lou. left was the Hallowe'en par- South Fourth street Wednesday daughter. past weel? ternoon. The walls and tables Thursday morning for Kansas City BjiSSeSsM ty given by the local Elks at their to attend the American con M we a eitee f s beautiful home. The hall was a were adorned with beautiful floral Legion decorations, principally In fall vention. They will also visit rem weird spooky place. Everywhere Uvea in Kansas. i could be eoen flowers and leaves. Mrs. William the eye turned tho The musical given by the ladies ghosts, witches, black pump- - Ives of New York, a guest at ct, make J. van Houten home, was the guest of the Methodist church Wednes- ; kins and all else that goes to In Electric rrl - day night the theater the Hallowe'en Idea. The chn- of honor. in- 15 up Mrs. J. B, Weaver returned was the best of the season. An dellen were made most effective C from Santa Fe, teresting program was rendered by ST" by shading the llgnti, w:th yellow Wednesday evening home talent and a neat sum realiz- lit',: crepe paper, and fringe of yellow where she attended the W. C. T. U. convention held there ed for the church fund, ;' combined with black cats, witches recently. Earle E. Michael and family r and bats was down from th Mrs. Weaver was elected treasurer ; hung have moved to their new home in framework. A big crowd enjoyed of the state organization. overland Tl the hours Funeral services for Rio Arriba county, going the dancing until early Sergeant via Fe and Espanola, of the morning. Ernest L. Moore were held in the Santa Methodist Mrs. Delia Warner, who has been The wedding of Christine Goke First Episcopal church. in Clovls and Fort U visiting friends Walter Marcotte was cele His body arrived In Raton from home Wednes- ad at the France and lay in state at Sumner, returned brated Wednesday morning Frh'ay day. V Immaculate Conception church, the Farrlngton chapel. From there Mrs. C. B. Watts of Belen it vis- ; ; officiat it was escorted to the church by Father Adrian Rabeyrolle friends in the city. - Mrs, Colbert C. Root played members of the Men's iting district I Mr$- ?"'v" Jlng. of Mrs. Ayera of El Paso, s !' the wedding march. The choir association, from the church tho Mis-Inti- ' president of the Methodist mB-name- the church sang during the services body was escorted to the Fairmont was the guest of a solo. The where full hon- society, end Nelle Parneall sang cemotery, military the local society Saturday after-- ! to ors were bride was lovely in a white char accorded to the sergeant. noon. ,meuse dress trimmed with Sergeant Moore died as a result of have wore Ed C. LaCoss and family and lace, Bhe a cap being gassed In France on Octobar to for the winter. and carried a shower bouquet 87. 1918. Ho was gassed in the gone Waynoka Pitiemdis ,'vell x and Mrs. Albert Harlson of roses. The bride was attended great St. Mlhiel drive. He was a Mr. of Albuquerque. of from her sister, Mrs. Carlos Digneo of member of have returned by was Company A, 342nd Santa Fe, while Mr. Digneo Machine gun battalion, Eighty-nint- h beat man.' After the service at the division. .'r.'.r.-A-'- -.i " church the bridal party went to Mrs. A. L. Hobbs entertained Normal University ', the home of the bride's mother, last Friday afternoon at her resi- where a wedding breakfast was dence on Cook avenue with an ' served. Mr. and Mrs. Marcotte left auction bridge party. Invitations A feature of the week was the for a tour through were thirty-tw- o din- Ik ,in the evening extended to ladles. domestic science department's 'I Kansas. They expect to be gone An interesting address was made ner to the Las Vegas Rotarians about two months, after which by Dr. C. B. Elllotf before the Ro- Friday evening. Miss Fellcitas will be at home to their tary club at Its head of the department, they noonday meeting Kaune, I - ') Sr. L 4 friends here In Las Vegas: on the subject of the advancement an unusually fine dinner III V T . p'mned V ' Miss Helen Kelly and Mr. and made In medicine and surgery dur- and together with her class in f,A, o r m Mrs. Hiram Whittington left on ing comparatively recent years. cooking, prepared and served it to Thursday for Kansas City, where Echoes from the recent conference that group o business and profes- ?4 they expect to enjoy the festivities of Rotary officials held at Denver sional men of Las Vegas whose of the American Legion. They were was given by President Flshor nd friendliness and loyalty to the nor- tiHtatiitsisivitAc LightKeeper - Joined here by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Secretary Goff. mal has boen largely responsible T. who ere go- - Mr. and Mrs. C. P. nor- ' Kelly of Santa Fe, Damstra and for the present status of the ing to visit at the home of Mrs. daughter, Nella, arrived the first mal football team, all fully In Louis. Mr. of the Kelly's mother St. part week from Grand equipped with suits and I.elmets. Kelly is a brother of Helen Kelly. Rapids, Mich., and Intend to make The old African M. E. church A number of Hallowe'en parties their home here in the future. across the Btre from Springer of of the A number of of took up most the time yoong frlendg hall is being fitted up for manu-ua- t m party-goin- g people during the past Harvey Dow were invited to his and training. The excellent benoh week, and will continue until home Saturday afternoon to help wh ch has been In stor- . $4 including Monday night. him celebrate his ninth birthday. equipment VER 2,200 Ptolemy IL, King; of the Games age for some time has been gotten years ago, The proprietor and guests and other amusements had out and some classes will be com- Plasa hotel here entertained their been arranged to entertain the date. rH of Egypt, (the King who first had the affair Wed-- . and all had a menced at an early friends at a delightful guests delightful Mr. C. L. Dawson, field repre- nesday evening. time. About S o'clock they all Old Testament translated from the an- Invited their ; sentative of the national headquar- The Burrell girls gathered around a large table American friends to go to their home Friday which the birthday cake with the ters of the legion spoke cient Hebrew) erected, on. Pharos, where to the faculty and student body in "afternoon after school, they proverbial number of candles and on tho bobbed for apples, gueHseJ riddles they enjoyed the good luncheon chapel Thursday morning one of the islands of Greece, the re- "Aims, Ideals and Accomplish- , and played gamei, after which prepared for them. Harvey was freshments were served. the recipient of a number of ments of the American Legion." first lighthouse known to history. to pretty As an introduction to Mr. Daw Master Harold Crail was host gifts. All departed wishing him there are so all over a number of his little friends Sat- many happy returns of the day. son's talk, the student body Joined Today, many lighthouses, The were in singing the natior.al anthem urday afternoon. guests The Catholio Ladles' Kensing- Ami that we have come to look on them as asked to come dressed as ghosts, ton has the school and "Smiles" and "There'a a Long, worlS presented high two of old goblins and tho like. Apples end boys with forty-eig- ht lockers to be Long Trail" the songs and much , onnnonplace without interest Only the alV the goodies of the sewn were installed In the boys' dressing room popular both in the camps and given to the children to make them at the high school gymnasium. The overseas. Mr. Dawson emphasised hardy mariner realizes their value, as he strains his happy. gift is greatly appreciated by the the great need existing for better Tho Masonic club will be the boys, who have gone over a year treatment and care uf the disabled eyes to look for the saving light, through the storm cene of a pretty affair Monday without lockers. and told of the part the legion is "evening when some of the Scottish Mrs. Ij. S. Wilson and Mrs. E. L. playing In the work. Ha was and fog. Rite folks are to entertain their Goff of the Sorosls club and Mrs. loudly applauded when he told of brothers and their families. A. R. Davis and Mrs. Pearl Kellogg having found dmbled soldiers in In 1852, the Lighthouse Board of the U. S. was A kitchen shower ws given by of the City Federation of Women's asylums for the criminally Insane, Mrs. Marcotte for Mrs. Walter Clubs left Tuesday for Roswell, N. placed there by governmental care- organized by Act of Congress, and the Lighthouse Marcfctte, formerly Christina Goke, to session lessness, the' statement asi'asa jssvsas? ' In M., attend the three day making States Government is now jwf&sr at the Marcotte home early the of the State Federation of Wom- that surely the boys who fought Service of the United a 01 the United States useful articles .were week. Many en' Clubs. for our honor deserved better of Commerce. LiftuitouM Scrncs bestowed upon the bride. Miss Lillian field secre- treatment than that accorded the part of the Department of Columbus Ini- Mays, The Knights tary of the state W. M, U., with stroct burnt and dope fiends of a Mrs. Vemie at the conflu- tiated a class itf forty men In the In left Webb, lightkeeper and third here headquarters Albuquerque, big city. first, second degrees Saturday morning for Springer, Numorous Hallowe'en affairs ence of the Elk and Kanawha rivers, near Charles- today. At 9 o'clock In the evening in Raton. and took and was served at the Caste- - after spending a few daya parties place Friday a banquet Saturday evenings. The collego ton, W.Va., Is one of the comparatively few women S.JSL nada hotel to the new members, seniors entertained Juniors at wives and and the their sweethearts, a Spook party out at the Monte-surn- a Hghtkeepers in the employ of the U. S. Govern to all of the members of the organ- w:- mu- - WAGON MOUND college, ;re the beautiful ization. During the evening a hall of the build- ment While on a through this part of the Bical was dining college journey a large lantern, affixed to three floating wooden doing great damage. During this time there was program given. ing was decorated in real old style Miss Henrietta Buck and Miss rustic manner. country, I made the acquaintance of this Interest- to thevlittle boat upon which Mrs.' Cora rettijohn, botn rrom Los An- Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Gillespie and crossties, built and anchored near a wall grave danger here for Tim Gillespie motored to Raton, Mrs. Frank Carroon entertained fof her hi geles, left Wednesday nt her home afternoon. ing woman, and learned many facts about her This wall the Govern- Webb depends earning salary looking home. - had stopped off N. M last and attended Tuesday in the river. was built by their They Sunday Mr. Shank Miss both aftef the no a short visit with their the funeral of Mr. Gillespie's neph- and Harper, work and life. light . Having onejo help her, she, here for of mua-l"a- l daily ment at is hidden Mr. and Mrs. Jly-ro- n ew, Ernest L. Moore, a soldier boy th? Normal, assisted with to deepen the channel and, times, aunt and uncle, and numbers. herself, had to protect her boat from the floating Archibald. who made the supreme sacrifice on reading Some lighthouse keepers have to live in stern, the a which t Miss Margaret Floyd end the Flanders' fields during the late Friday night was "Open House" by water, forming dangerous bar, upon ice, and for many hours she had to take her position arrived home dur- war. The body - arrived from night at the girls' dormitory (La forbidding, lonely structures, rising perhaps on a Misses Renslng Casa de any ship might easily be wrecked. on the boat, and fend off the grinding ice floes, ing the week from St. Louis and France last Friday and burial serv. Ramona). The Girls' In Kansas, where thjy had ices were held last Sunday after- Friendly society entertained and rock, out at sea, where fog almost continuously To this rain snow or which threatened the destruction of her property. points noon 3 Mr. the was thrown to bar, or shine, storm, been spending thetr vacations. at o'clock, and Mrs. building open storm Charles W. O. Ward Is able to be Gillespie and Tim returned home the Inspection of the public from obscures the view, while wind and render Mrs. Webb must row from her home the Although almost exhausted, she stood fast until the' severe case of 7 to 10 o'clock. up at his office after a Monday. the a true a where had and that same night the light tonnllitis. Richard H. Blattman went down Miss Stewart, registrar, hat re- lonely spot prison, place strong river, the lamp and take it home, clean it and danger passed, head- - to Las turned from get in the Tho Elks are making good Vegas Saturday afternoon her vacation, spent men have been known to lose their but this was burning brightly the spot near danger- with their drive for members and spent the week-en- d visiting visiting at her home In Michigan. minds; fill and in the take it back,' light - way it, evining ous bar, where it had burned continuously for so which theay began at a big pep friends, returning home on Monday Chapel time Tuesday was given little woman has a pleasanter home, nestled on the meeting last Tuesday evening. They morning. over largely to the Tri News. Mr. it and place it In position, as a beacon to river , to make the re- -' The Woman's club met Wednes- Mr. Barker and Mr. many years. meet each evening Terslnger, bank of the river, looking down on a neighborly on for port of the work of the team and day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Conway made brief talks and a craft, who have come to depend it their Life in the Webb cottage must be pleasant; their captain. , Because of the Ill- E. B. Slfferd. Mrs. Feuti conduct- subscription canvass was made colony of houseboats, clustered on the stream, in ness of Charles Hedgcock, Colbert ed the business meeting, at wMch with considerable success. The safety during night navigation at this precari- indeed, when Mr. and Mrs. Webb are both at C. Root is carrying on the drive. time it was decided to attempt to next issue of the paper will appear a nearby nook, brightly painted, fitted with lace ous this work was done home. Mr. Webb, however, beifig a railroad man, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Shaw gave an raise $200 to furnish a room at Tuesday. John Sanford Is editor. spot Formerly by Informal reception Monday after- Dr. Luken'a hospital in Albuquer- President went to Las curtains, comfortably furnished, nd decorated a man, but when he moved away, Mrs. Webb is often away, and so two large dogs protect the Plasa. Wagner noon at their home on tho que. A bake sale for the benefit of Cruces last week to attend the which in absence. There is of work for The for the affair were this undertaking will be held naxi held in with; flowers and vines In brief, with applied for and obtained the position, she place his plenty Inspirations his meetings connection with supplied, their son. Captain Henry and Saturday, November 6. After the pep day and with the Inaugura- has now for five a home-mak- er around the little cottage, for of business ses- all comforts of more built homes. held over years. good bride, who was Miss Von Insram adjournment the tion of the new agricultural col-1-- the solidly of New York. sion a very pleasant social hour Mr. Floods and storms would long ago have Mrs. Webb keeps a cow, grows vegetables and here was president. Wagner was Into this cozy little nest I was cordially Invited Mrs. H. A. Harvey returned enjoyed. Lovely refreshments gratified to find among those pres- that of and and last week, .accompanied by were served by the hostess. daunted a weaker heart than this brave flowers, keeps everything spick span, 'early Mrs. on ent many alumni of the normal Mrs. Webb, and some pleasant hours of her mother, Mrs. Schade. Eplmenio Martlnes returned by spent employee of the United States Lighthouse Service, varying her household duties, now and again by has been the sum- Monday from Maxwell, N. M., Harvey spending conversation with "John-boa- mer and fall with her mother in where he had been transacting bus- bright, cheery' her, taking away but steadfastly she does her work, and brightly the taking her t" on a trip to town, where St. Louis. iness for a few days. mis- MAGDALENA with me a vivid remembrance of the personality of little light shines night, as a sign of her con- she can do her shopping and perhaps drop in, for . Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. W. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wlddoea, every Mrs. J. H. Ward and Mrs. sionaries to the Philippine Islands, devotion to In the interim she an hour or so, at the movies. Scott, to one of the most earnest workers and conscientious scientious duty. Frank Carroon were hostesses and Rev. Abelyara, a natia Fili- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ketcheni of - of the few womanlike, in attending to the Regretfully terminating my interesting visit, to the ladies of the League pino minister, spent a days Rosedale, N. M., were Magdafena people with whom I have ever come lit contact enjoys herself, Presbvterlan church at a well ap- here the latter part of the week me statement was held visitors a portion of the past household work of her attractive home, I took with a about Cardul, the pointed social. The affair on their way to San Francisco, week. For 11 or 12 years, Mrs. Vernie Webb, who " home of Car-- where will for the ice woman's which Mrs. Webb cover- at the beautiful Mr. they embark Dr. C. II. Woolgar and Four years ago, a terrible jam occurred on tonic, gave me, Philippines In December to resume family loves the river, has lived here In comfort and hap- rMTS. Ross for her work. are affiliated enjoyed a visit the past week from the river, and when the thaw came and the ice ing information offered by her during our desultory R. L. M. left their They his brother, Dr. E. M. home in Oregon after a two months with the U. B. church, and aa Woolgar, part of this time having been spent in one veritable avalanche of conversation, and before into Mrs. Ar- - denomination and a nephew, Dr. William Woo- piness, broke up, a floating bergs my departure put visit with her daughter, tires of that and all thur Ilfeld of this city. During atteanded the general conference lgar wife, of Washington, of the pretty houseboats. The beacon light that she and floes came sweeping down with the flood, the form of a signed statement, with privilege of Mrs. Ross wai the of the U. B. church in D. C. The Woolgars were on their her stay here Indianapolis. to Los is but serviceable, of boats and from their and publication, for the benefit of other women. recipient of many affairs In her Ind., last ..une. Sunday morning way Angeles, Calif., making tends simple being composed tearing barges moorings Tionor.. the hour for Sabbath school was tho trip overland, taking In sights John Harris, Jr., left Wednesday turned over to these missionaries, along the way and visiting rela- tives Magda-len- a. for Kansas City, where he will at. who told of their work and of the at Albuquerque and tend the American Legion meeting conditions in the Philippines. and visit his sister, Mrs. James N. F. Golbe, representing the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medley and , Bankers' Trust company of Den- daughter Ruth were El Paso vis- Gninnotte. on . Mrs. Bade, and her daughter, ver, spent a few days here last itors Monday and Tuesday. who have been house guests of wet; and met with the local board W. C. T. U. will meet in regular Mrs. Webb's Statement Mr. and Mrs. William Gortner, left of education Saturday evening to session at tha Rock school build- for their home In Chicago. Mrs. try to negotiate the sale of the ing on Wednesday, November i, at Bade was the Inspiration for sev- 15,000 school bonds. As he only I. m. I was taken sick and grew so weak and run down I could not do my eral affairs while here. Mrs. Itade offered them 88 cents on the dollar On Friday evening Mrs. J. K. and her daughter had m'i to they refused to sell. Vines delightfully entertained the California or several months' Mrs. Edgar Floershelm of Roy, members of the Bible class of the 'work. I got so weak I couldn't row my boat . I was weak and nervous. 'trip.-,- - N. M., who had been making an M. E. church, at her home in the Mrs. Hiram Whittington enter extended visit here with her par- east part of town. to in the river to the : off talne fdr her mother, Mrs. Woot- - ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Matthews, Mrs. George Keith of Socorro My work is light the light keep t the wall ton, last week at her home In I returned home Wednesday after- was in Magdalena the past week Cueva. noon. visiting in the Wlldenstlne home I .could not out at aH ' Mrs. C. E. Ohliger Is expected C. L. Fraker, Jr., made a busi- and attending to business affairs. go to arrive here next week from ness trip to the Meadow City last Roosevelt day was observed in vis- to look ., Chicago, where she has been week .returning Thursday morning. the high school on Thursday, Oc- I fretted quite a good deal, so began for something to take. for the past month. Mrs. Mrs. J. R, Agullar and daugh- tober' 37. A musical was iting, of Mrs. program Ohliger will be the guest ters, Misses Corlne, Euphy and rendered during the morning exer- 1 for-mer- ly on friend and found it all It was recommended. . R.. A. Prentice. The Ohllgers Amelia Agullar, returned home cise. Rav. Glazner and P. H. Ar-ga- ll Some suggested CARDUI, lived here, but left last wln- - from Jamez Springs, are Wednesday gave Interesting talks which ter for Arizona, where they where they had spent a few weeks. were enjoyed by the students and I its. use and In two weeks I was back lighting the beacon. I grew ' Alow located. A box supper was given at the teachers. began opera house Thursday night for the On Mr. benefit Mound Thursday morning and of the Wagon high Mrt. p. E. Abbney and children, stronger. I owe my good health to Cardul. It built me up wonderfully. I school annual year book. In spite 8. of wind which T, Agnes, Mary Lea, Francis RATON the piercing north and Mist Estelle, left by auto for ' developed into a snowstorm, a good their new home in VERNIE sized crowd was in attendance and Llttlefleld, A. 8. Havens and children Texas, where Mr. has a Mn very liberal bidding was don by Abbney ' " arrived in Raton Tuesday from tho men. was fur- ranch and will engage in fie .' will make Splendid music business. Witness:' barleston, W. Vai East Las Vegas and nished the evening by Miss ranching f home for the future vn during Calvin Duncan, Jr., is In from 'their Blanche Osborne at the piano and It. V. 'Moulton avenue. . M. the Medley ranch to visit P. Martinez with the drums. fc-- j. C. Burdett , V At the elections held In the lo- - J. Fraker auctioned the boxea. The with his parents fop a few dayt. I.,,,.,,.., """f Mrs. iHMes"SSBMMHBfJSMSSOTIBSB ' I .'cal lodge of the Brotherhood of gross recelpta totaled $4.26. Lillybelle Burllngame LL13 A merle- - n Yoemen last Friday, the J. M. McMath was a Las Vegas Crawford left on Thursday for . Webb, ia her "John --BotV lowing otct to tend the . for Harrison following officers were elected: C. visitor lust week, returning Friday. vllle, Mo., where she Elk and Kaoawba Rivers. rsrc O. IfldelT, foreman; W. H. Atwater, J. F. Hargrave, county agricul- will join her husband and make BttOoaugttoatM L of ceremonies; Irene FrlU, Milton schultz, that place their future home. piaster tural agent, and Miss correspondent; W. I. Keith, mas- Bradley Keyes, Garth Kyler and lma McCluro of Belen ter of accounts; Jessie Kelly, chap- Horace Dillard loft Wednesday spent Sunday at the Hall home, Jessie Rowena; N M where the guest of Miss Laura Stone-kin- g, lain; Craig,. Lady morning for Clovls, Cora- - Tanqua:-y- Idy Rebecca! tho boys will enter the stock-Judgin- g s Stella Tozier, watchman; ftnma contest. . A basketball game was playel Boott, sentinel. at the Barrowdale hall last Fri- Miss-Esth- er i v. Kerr left Thursday The ' Iowa state conservation day evening between the Fresh-r.a- n avonlng for Albuquerque, after vis- board Jlas Just acquired its first and Seniors vs. the Sopho-m- or mm n iting with Miss Evelyn Wlldensteln. woman member In the person of and Juniors, a girls' came. Miss Kerr will visit a short time Mrs. Dorothy Deemer Houghton of Score. 1 i to in favor of the With her mother, who la in Al Red Oak, Freshmen-Senior- s. jf i92t. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pa. FfvJ

Store For Rent! 5 1 j L v--V 71 , L L i I O A I Fixtures For Sale j ( If M Men's Suits i f I 3 I I Floor 2 1-- 1 lurli -- Values to 'Display Cases; jf up $16.50 t J Counter Display Cases: 1 1 I Wrecking Price t.'-- Floor Window Fix- - ' I I Mirror; V j Jlu I 6 s4-9- f s-S-i III r-- y 5 1 zJ xzJ: v I I Register. Big Lot of H ! ljVlj Czj - b.,e 115 SOOTH FIRST STREET Children's Hats I 3 1 lJ Wen's Hose viua uP to $1.00 I ' ! : BIG -- LftCCS E! SENSATIONI 5Uflnd ' : ipv : .The j '""Cr"-- $5 JM Gencraf. Stock I to iig . Values, j . up $2.00 I 3 Yii ll Wrecking Pric. I ' IE HEK WIS HUE - 5 South First Street, Opposite fllvarado Hotel ALBUQUERQUE, HEW MEXICO Coats vlX,?? - i - - I I Price , . Wracking i v Art FPCed n and WU1 80,(1 I , bvC Stock'nd Ent!".WComplete ! Ten Stock now In I D.ya. i. the of - j hand, WPrti

I I Wrecking Price - i gjf I flLL j 1 ,s 6011(6 F0R WHATEVER YOU WILL GIVE! STOP! READ! THINK! ACT' Sk,rts ; 9QoV This immense slock of High Grade Merchandise in ' ValUM UP t0 2B) I 4,1 this stupendous offering for you to' select from Men'. nd Hv. fW- - -- f. c M

? I I Ftlen s Underwear . o3C r I vfcSf TlfE GREATEST FORCED SALE ALBUQUERQUE HAS EVER KKOWH : i 1 1 1! Starts Promptly at 9:30 ML Monday, October 31, 1921 1 -- 1 AND i 1 Hisses' and CONTINUES FOR TEN DAYS, GOODS WILL GO" AT hSr 25c to 40c ON THE DOLLAR -

WANTED Lot of Men's 1 Big Overalls MERCHANTS READ! I Die Lot of Children's Hose I E .. fa$!ZSI?ik I Merchant wi,hlW to purchase portion f thi. V.lfi. to I 59C C9' Ca-- ma !it ,0., iiihiI aPPmtment by Phone. .Wrecking Price . I r TWWMHMi mm ii iii ii .v. .v. .v v 9C I

' Prl Aprons, to Men". Valui-'u- I ' J ,' 79C Buiow value, up M.00. Big lot ct Suiti p to'iio.OO. Wr,eWMPrte ,.S..8C f Mtn Pres. Wreckin Frlee OVC W I Bijj Work Shoe., value, up to C1 fiO Wrecking Trice ihl4.69 MCW.e rnn.,,1.,,,., ' ' 3' LADIES-SH- OE xwc 4 6' DEPARTMENT $1.69 wi,K 78? ro ? S .. 5C w ' Kw,, CHILDREN'S, MISSES' and BOYS' SHOE DEPT. W W 7- - i 79c w'M,r.r.... RQn ftj. ta?.f!.?f.0.l"pto,w'- ' Sir Big lot y, Ladies- Pr.. Shoes and Oxfords", values wfeckU' SiT""' Up 4? lot ot l.ei'' 'ahlr'ts' and' Drawers'. J'1" VS" up to 00 " IQp WrSCkinff rp S ; wr.ck.ng Prioo $1.98 CW&W. Bhoes." tV'Vl'oO " ' ' 18C ' 0VERCAT DEPARTMENT Hi lot of Ladle. Pres. Va'up ' ' j Shoes and Oxfords, CP Wrecking Pric hM nFPARTMPNT A1! M9?'9 LatMt Fn Ov.reoata. in all materials and I v..u.. up to ,8.00. wr.ck.ng Pr.ce.. fTo.o? mT A" W, at lup $2.98 MW Vti'" QO All $3.50 pre8?ift VP " r : LADIES'. DRESS, SKIRT j u? 8c TTfrlX &W and CLOAK DEPT. tr"' aTiwo oo Htn'i Dress so'ft" ii't' All $16.00 to 8111c '" Others. MEN'S I ,147.60 Ladle.' and Berg. CR OA UP Wrecking Price. $1.98 WcWni" . PANTS DEPARTMENT ; 'Ac MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT DRY GOODS ' Wrt A I Big ioi DEPARTMENT topff ZTVZXseason's stvle, and shade. Wrecking " m.oV 5S PrJ.Sl.98 jrS' . S4.95 ZZTvVlT: . 7n '"Vl W f .V: Wrecking Price' k' tDXe0 I : 25c''''..MHere Will Have the Power of $2.00 Elsewhere ' I MenVll't I CT'Sa 1 Work" vfptifjo Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 31. Pant flovember - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and Ends In 10 Days. Term, of Sal. Spot Cash. Phone and Mail OroW Will Not Ifc iuWrkfa, Prfo. - Laaoi L tig- ft It ttIlinig oi(painiw v&'p00 The Old Stand of THE HEW YORK JOBBIfiG STOnE FREE PRESEflT

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he becomes a, waster and a corre- Not What Left Hand Doeth." By F. G. OriE-SiXT- CUT fails morally "Let Thy Right Hand Know Thy Cooper II m TOTAL TIMBER ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL sponding burden on society. The loss of a boy Is j .. i NEWSPAPER bad business. AN INDEPENDENT Is crime. There Is MAKING Published By Morally, the loss of a boy a IN U.S. USED FOR BOXES; .lOl'It.NAL PiniJSHING COMPANY a way to prevent the sacrifice of a soul. Surround- MACPHBHSON. CARL C. MAUEE. D. A. ed by the proper safeguards It rarely would happen. President. Secretary FOREST SERVICE AIDS BUILDERS Boys have not developed the compass of Judg- D. A. MACPHBHSON... , .Business Manager nt must have to CAKI. C. MAIiEH EdItor-ln-Chl- ef ment and which they REPHBSENTAT1 VES guide them. Some one must have their confidence Tremen- C. J. ANDEKSON Marquette Bldg.. Chicago, III. to a degree which will enable him to supply this Manufacturing of Boxes Assuming 2d LPHK;jIMJJGAN..48 B. BUNwj;qrk lp.ck and aid in its development. Force, as a rulo, dous Scientific Federal Em- Entered" as second-clas- s matter at the postofflce is and love are the touch- Proportions; act of of unavailing. Sympathy of Albuquerque, N. M.. under Congress below but in Conser- March 17. 1879. stones. Somewhere perhaps the surface, ployes Have Made Great Strides fwfiiMS nw SUBSCRIPTION somewhere la the cord of honor which can be set of Both Material and Dailv. bv carrier or by mall, one month. 86c: in vibration by the hand of love. vation Space. yearly.ln advance. 19.00. Men and women who are normal love the boys. i fruit bas "TheM or n in g J 6u rn a has a higher circulation we fail to show that love, we loose something "Wooden Box and Crate Construc- and oils, piano benches, to other In New If of kets and crates ana snoes. rating than la accorded any paper own lives. Our own characters are tion" is tho titlo an interesting Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory out of our book Just received at the local for- Such things as lumber grades The only paper In New Mexico Issued every day warped. est service office. This book was suitable for boxes, the effect Oi la- content of In the year. The week of November is Father and Son prepared by the forest products changed moisture wood, MRMREH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. of the forest scrvico and shrinkage and swelling and the ttf Week with the Young Men's Christian association. boratory are de- The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to published by the National Associa- proper scasoningof lumber a new understand- Chi-ciU- reme- the use. for of all news credited to It will be a time for cultivating tion of Box Manufacturers of jo scribed. The book tells of otherwise credited In this and also and contact between fathers and their son?. in of better dies foV a great many defects and it or not paper ing the interests vari- the local news published herein. But is broader. To the father-Instin- ct built and standardized boxes and describes proper designs for the spirit develop , crates. ' ous boxes and crates. A very lm October 30,' 1921 toward all boys and an active interest in SUNDAY Few people realise the impor portant detail of box construction them is the deeper purpose. tance of scientifiaal studies of box is proper nailing and corner con- It is to be hoped that tha preachers and priests and crate construction, although struction. Thus, for instance, it . BLIC OPINION. , fathcr-and-so- n been that if cement ri of New Mexico will lead out in having the large users of boxes have been has found alive to for coated nails are used, 20 per cent dinners. Every town should have such an occa- thoroughly this subject The outcome of the strike eplsodo should teacn many years because ot tremendous fewer are needed. The relative out and corner-locke- d, the of New Mexico a lesson. A crystallUel sion. If you haven't a boy of your own, go damage to freight shipments due merits ot nailed, penile wire bound boxes , forced the union find one for this dinner. Then father him afterward. to faulty boxes. When it is found, dovetailed and publics opinion, boldly expressed, the amount of lum- are discussed, as are also those of as the however, that ve- executives to yield. They frankly give that ber used annually in manufactur- various types of crates and reason ..for calling off the strike. Public opinion COMBING THE COVNTRY. shipping containers is estimat neered boxes. Interesting chapters ing on box crate an well as averted a great national calamity. ed at between five and six billion1 and testing one-sixt- h to- structure and identification of Thus Is the of The difference between tho alertness of offend- feet or nearly of the exemplified again power public lumber cut of the United States woods add much to the usefyjness la ers the law and the is cuttingly illus- tal sentiment. Aroused and militant, It the most against police and that over thirty different kinds of the publication. irresistible thing In the world. trated by the story of a young bandit who robbed of wood are used, the Box Construction Data. In to the text con- then have the of New Mexico lain a mail truck two years ago and spent the tlmo since effect of such studies is readily addition it Why people and Ar- tains many useful tables and is the evils which have afflicted them In up the $45, COO he says he obtained by seen. Even in New Mexico supine under burning izona, where one would profusoly illustrated to bring out the In ls naturally more for years? Because there has been no crystallized he exploit. Immediately after holdup suppose that the manufacture of construction details clearly. to correction. he went to his home in Chicago where he boxes would be twen In fact the books contains in a and militant public sentiment compel very limited, latest and most to with him. The ht million feet of lumber are general way all the Woro the people generally alert to their duty and persuaded a .sweetheart elope accurate information available on would occur with went to Milwaukee for several days and re- annually used in box manufacture, privilege, the righting of wrongs pair, The great importance of the eco box and crate design. However, swiftness. turned to Chicago. Then a trip to Los Angeles fol- nomical use of wood for boxes of details applicable to different astonishing kinds of boxes "For the an mine-ta- x where the youthful travelers were married, proper led to for carrying special years people accepted unjust lowed, designs, therefore, commodities with each com- eva- the man his own name under which he was the formation of the National As vary law as Inevitable. Knowing well that the using In modity, hence the application of time while the sociation of Box Manufacturers sions by, the mines throw the burden back on the known from that forward, police the interests of the wooden box, the fundamental principles dis- him. cussed in book must be raade rest of the people, they yet endured it. Only now, wore theoretically "combing the country" for Tests Are Made. , the each manufacturer and individ- under the influence of Incessant pounding to arouse He spenf $26,000 learning to manipulate an air- Commercial research and me ,by on were ual user of such boxes, except, of Is tills evil In of correc- and buying three machines. Once he was ar- chanical tests containers public sentiment, process plane begun by the forest products la course, as the principles apply to tion. rested for speeding an automobile and was, much boratorv In 1915 in boxes which have already been to The scandal of public monies, deposited In blanks amused to see a big circular with his picture and with the National Association of standardized as specifications. There are of these, however. without went On for years and years. description or a wall of ihe poiice court where he Box Manufacturers, the National many interest, Na- - others1 are being studied with No one him. The law did Canners' association and the Yani Endless agitation has been necessary to put a pat", was fined. recognized tlonal Wholesale Grocers' associa a view to standardization, it tlal stop to It, and the evil even now Is not entirel not touch him until he returned to Chicago and tion. Methods of and test should, therefore, prove of im- testing mense cured. Public opinion has held It to be "politics," surrendered his money all spent. This is almost ing equipment woro developed value to box manufacturers or and users and of considerable inter- Instead of. the crime the which It is. a match for the story of the New York fugitive who which have since become more against people, for box est to the as a whole. or banker his car a line of 10,000 a'. less standard the industry. public That the public official who givos, the drove along policemen From the data accumulated by the who accepts, such disgraceful special privilege, 13 supposed to have his face memorized and many of laboratory, the war department About Colds. tolerated as a good official or a good citizen, shows whom knew hjm. Not one recognized him and he prepared, during the war, the gen- Just because you have had many tho low ebb of our moral sentftnent. drove away. It is evident the police do eral specifications for over-sea- s colds and always recovered from public laughingly containers. At the In Tho of the land office is not take the same interest in their work that crook laboratory them, you should not presume that political manipulation Madison, Wis., many containers to colds are not dangerous. It is not another case in point. A sacrd heritage for our do in theirs. and Mr. McKean; anthem, "Hymn be used for the shipment of war the cold Itself but the serious dis- children, which was accepted --by the state as a in the Night" (Brown); quartette, equipment were tested and rede- eases that it leads to that are tJ "Now the Day Is Qver" (Barnby). signed along more economical be Pneumonia' solemn trust, has been the plaything of the politi- PRODDING TITE DOCTORS. ' guarded against. RHYMES lines, increase in often follows cians. A sense of honor and suf- RIPPLING including a bad cold becaust public decency First Baptist Church. strength, decrease in amount of the cold prepares the system for ficient to put a stop to It has not yet been crys- The New York Journal is taking to taskmem-ber- s By WALT MASON. Broadway and Lead avenue. material required, decrease In cu the reception and development of contents re- othor-wis- e tallized, although some corrections have been madj of the who have neglected to formu- ThomasyF. Harvey, pastor. Phone bic and a consequent the pneumonia germ which profession 1918-- Residence, 1420 East duction of oc an costs. In response to a growing sentiment. some of vaccination. The Journal freight could not have found lodg- late standards Gold avenue. Since the war, the laboratory has ment. It is the same with We might recite instances Indefinitely. The comments that the sees so little THE HOPEFCL VIEW. cool everything will settle down. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. with associations mny average practitioner now in many other germ diseases. You .are most But there's nothing sight, . oppressors of the peoplo of New Mexico understood of smallpox that he has come to regard it as a negli- Rally. and companies in testing and likely to contract them when you Things are looking pretty black. nothing new in any clime; every- service at 11 a. m. of the value of publicity In arousing public sentiment. look upon the vaccination if w Morning studying the construction many have a cold. Children Who have gible danger. Physicians trouble everywhere we see, and thing comes out all right Evening service with sermon. different typeB of containers such They knew the of that sentiment, If to it time. After every colds should be kept out of school dangers task as something unimportant, almost trivial, we're prone to cry, "Alack," and only give as those used for the shipment of until recover. Get rid of awakened. Therefore controlled avenues But three-rin- g war. routine they every they the be turned over to the office nurse or be hurriedly to murmur, "Hully Chee!" every thing Central Avcnue Methodist. electric lamps, cream separators, cold as as In oth- In to there's comfort in the that expires, and the evils we abhor quickly possible. of publicity ordqr keep the public Inert. performed by the doctor himself with a prayer that thought Central avenue ana Arno street small tractors, talking machines, er words take Chamberlain's Cough they've looked that way before, and were confronted by our sires. An.l C. C. ' If the peoplo will only sense their power, through bad arm follow. as Higbee, pastor.. bolers, castings, furniture, paints Remedy. It can be depended upo.i. a max nt t the passing seasons' all pur fathers doubtless said, their school 9:45 a. m. sentiment, New Mexico will her- brought Sunday at public qvickly right, The Journal finds further fault In the failure things right side up onco more. sons remark today, that all right- J. E. Major, superintendent. self and move on to peace and prosperity. Head- to establish a vaccination "some scratch. Now we weep and wring our hands, eousness was dead, and the furies 11 a. m. Preaching on subject: a. m. (German), the other at 11 Mrs. Alfrod Boutall of Memphis technique; and denounce the luck. were at But lived to a. The will has small of silk way Is being made but at a slow some vaccine skin with a hypo- - doggone play. they "Christian Heroism." m. (English). pastor a piece which fell saulrt beneath the seem- - of a and whole- on s ZR-- 2 ex- I for the people of all lands see the dawn good 6:30 p. m. de- Bpeak in both services Luther from tho when it pace. A militant courage on the of the public Jour-t- o Young people's part dermlc gyrnge." Doctors are criticised by the nglv have run amuck. Statesmen some time, when the bogies all votional service. answer at Worms: "I Cannot and and fell while over out would a wave ploded flying speak bring change swiftly. nal for fal,in(f tQ dscover some definite rule for do their llttlo stunt in a rattled, were gone, with the seething 7:30 p. m. Preaching on sub- Will Not Revoke. More I Stand: the Humber river at Hull, Eng- oo ar- - And our troubles too God vvny airaia: ine powers vn.cn once ro.vacc)natlon because they have neglected to find locoed way. but the problems they of crime. ject: "The Gospel Kernel." I Cannot Do Otherwise! Help land. The souvenir was sent her ana are too- - confront will be solved some pleas will cease as the seasons run their Special music under the direc- Me! Amen!" by her father, a resident of Hull. roganiiy oppressed you punisnea you a way to diagnose a "take," to be certain about we'll boost the dove far weakened to be are in the ant day. Crime and license seem course, and tion of Mrs. E. L. Bradford. aggressive. They an immune reaction, or a failure. to rule, seem to thrive in everv ot till our larynxes are defensive ditches. The should move peace, last people ut town; let us keep our foreheads hoarse. First Methodist Episcopal Church. and drive them out. Public sentiment can do it Corner Third and Lead avenue. easily. Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. D. A. VERSE OF TODAY J. W. Clutter, pastor. Parsonage, Porterfield, - Sunday School Supt. 210 South Sixth st. Fhone 257-- J. Miss Bessie Way, deaconess. Mrs. PERIL IN SAFETY? LITTLE 10 a. m. Sunday school. musical director. ser- Ralph Smith, THE PiniiOSOPnER 10:50 a. m. Worshtp and 9:45 a. m. Sunday achool. v A hundred moving golden lights BENNY5 mon. m. communion It seems like a paradox, but the' Investigators of summer 11a. Holy That, twinkling, cleave the dark; 7:30 p. m. Song service with Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads" the federal bureau of publlo roads say their records A breath of flowery beds escaped JvOTR BOOK sermon at BarelaB. of show (Ashford). accidents that straightaway stretches that From Central Park! 6:30 p. m. iSpworth league. ' have always been regarded as safe 'are the scene of St. Pnul's Eng. Lut heran Church. 7:30 p. ' m. Evening service. A and Silver avenue. most motoring accidents. balcony with yellow glare, Sixth street Sermon: "What the World Wants.' A row men's broad-shoulder- M. Knudsen. pastor. The of back, Arthur Anthem: "At Evening Time" (Wil THE UNIVERSAL CAR. explanation offered lies in the tendency to A crescent moon, that hangs above 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. on when a of clear road. son). Offertory: "Whispering , step the gas piece and good Tall chimney stacks! A. W. Kraemer, superintendent. Hope" (Wave), Mr. and Mrs, looms up. Around sharp curves, oh' steep grades, 11 a. m. Morning worshp. Smith. A flowered For the Ralph at grade crossings, where danger is naturally feared, glimpse of lights and walls. Theme: "Contending Of gowns and dresses diamond-spraye- Faith." Choir anthem: "Know St : the average driver will be John's Cathedral (Episcopal). careful, but nearly all The music of the latest waitr. That I Am God" (Lees). ' Silver avenue and Fourth street. , will fall victim to the lure of a straightaway stretch, 6 p. m. Sunday school workers' 1272-- i ' Divinely played! Phone j : which by its inviting Bense of security prompts him THE PARK AVE. NEWS. conference. Communion at 7 a. m. , Sedan$660 o take a chance. Vague hauntlngs, sweet and undefined, 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Of a scene, when guest, Werse insted of bet "How Can We 11 F. O. B. Detroit N Viewed in seems many pleasure's Weather. meeting. Topic: Morning service at o'clock. that light the reasoning sound, A half-regre- t, a ter. Rule With Start nJJ cynic's smile, Apply the Golden Today?" 1 Kim but unless the records of the federal bureau differ And home to rest! Exter! Latest Feud News! The Leaders, Miss Kathcrine Simonson Nazarene Church. mwilitli greatly from the records reported in the press, tho Hunts are slltely ahed this week and Opal Shives. Forrester and Slate avenue. L. falcts seem against it. Most of the accidents re- in the big feud between the Hunts 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. L. Gaines, pastor, 905 West Fruit on of Sid on "Tho avenue- - have occurred on such as and the Jonslns, account First of four messages ported just danger spots CRISP PARAGRAPHS Hunt vollnteering to sharptn Maud Christian and His Money." Theme: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. mentioned, perhaps because the motoring Jonsins new pencil wen it broak "Making Money." Anthem: "O Preaching 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. tion is far from lu Thers- - (Faber-Nelson- ). Y. P. S. at 6.30 p. m. yet being perfect the psychology YES. IP IT WAS A BILL. during drawing lessin last Paradise" of caution. .The fact of the of course, Is day. and when he passed it back For tha Week: Prayer meeting, Wednesday, at matter, A philosopher whose letter was in the stolen a. m. m. there is no safe to throw caution to the the inevitable to her it wassent hardly long enuff Monday, 7:45 Church 7:30 p. that place pouch calmly accepts by reasoning for council meeting. Rev. J. N. Speakes of Kansas dis- he Jiad it to him. Detroit News. a stump. winds. The driver who does not wish to risk that coming SDoarts. Puds Slmkins got a Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Sewing City, Mo., secretary of the board aster will take no chances, sternly resisting the im- ldeer last Satiddy he wunted to be meeting of Ladies' Aid society at of church extension, will be. here pulse to speed up on inviting stretches, as well as THEY'RE ONLY FAIRY STORIES. a snake charmer wen he grew up, the home of Mrs. O. A. Laughner, November 3 to 6. He will speak These who write the stories about rents so out in back 703 South Arno. each at 7:30 o clock. being careful where lurks. chaps he went the yard evening danger going down should stop interviewing landlords and and dug up 2 werms to Bee wat Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer have a little talk with tenants.--Baltlmo- re 8un. he could make them ao, Being meeting. Christian Science Society. 618 Ml WHICH NOVEL TO READ? nuthlng. . Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Meeting Woman's Club building, i of Ladles' Aid West Gold avenue. A NICE JOB FOR SOME ONE. society. Pome Skinny Martin. , Sunday services at 11 a. m, With the definite object of learning what he Who will have the delicate task of explaining by testimonial dele- Almost Perfeck. Church of Clirlst. Wednesday meeting, 3 could from such a someone the Senate vote on the canal tolls bill to the 216 North Arno street. 8 P. m, perilous undertaking Tele-Sra- My new Sunday shoes are bewtiful ' to the armament conference? Worcester ZQ has Just read 1,000 novels. Contrary to what might gates As everybody admits both friends Services In tent at Sixth street Sunday school for all up to ' and Central avenue as follows: years, 9:45 a. m. be expected from this adventure our voracious read- and foes, room s O 1 wouldent have a thin? 10 a. m. Bible school. The reading in Room er came the ordeal in single 412 H West apparently through good i 11 a. m. Preaching and com Mellni building, Central agenst them is Sun health. If they ony had more room er- - munion. avenue, open dally except .'' It will make us somewhat more charitable to- EDITORIAL OF THE DAY round the toes. 7:30 p. m. Preaching by B. days from 2:30 to 5:30 p, ra. Shepherd of Amarlllo, Tex. Song ward what this individual has tt! say In the matter G. Bible ' Sissiety. Miss Loretter Mincer is services In chargo of F. Mickey Students. of current fiction if we remember than when Clovis. The I. B. S. A. will meet Complete V'NBIDDEN GUESTS AT WASHINGTON. thinking of writing a book about of placed side by side as they are arranged on book- in this Moose hall as follows: her ixperienees the country 8 1,000 novels will 120 feet summir ware she was chased a First Oongrcgntlonnl Church. d. m.: 7:45 p. m.; Wednesday, shelves, take up nearly the Bee.) by avenue South Broad P. m. and (From Omaha bull but not cawt and pushed in a Coal and 7:45 Prayer praise of shelf. This amount of reaJIng matter, particu- When the announcement of Mr. Wilson's "four way. Haroid 8. uaviason, minister. service; Friday, 7:45 p. m. Satisfaction crick but not drownded and pois- larly in modern fiction, could easily prove the un- - teen points" was mads it had the unexpected ef' not ware Residence, 620 south waiter street, in oned by poison ivory but 10 a. m. Street Hall, . going of the best of us. "Only about 100 of thesu feet of evoking "spirits from the vastly deep," it showed. Church school at North Fonrth Gospel the form of many long forgotten nationalities. When About J. D. Jones, superintendent. 1300 North Fourth street, oooks," says this devourer of literature, "deserved Intrlsiting Facks 11 Bible at automobile satisfaction is the these had assembled at Paris it gave to the comer Slmkins Is still Morning service at o clock. Sunday school and class Complete publication; the remaining 90 per cent were value- - ence a color. Instead of a group of Peeple. Puds of sermon: "Freedo-m- 9:4!l a. m. econom- there peculiar taking 2 piano lessins a week but Subject result of .buying wisely and oess." It might be remarked that some of us who great and responsible powers, solemnly endeavoring are America's Watchword." 11 a. m. worship meeting. would his father and motner getting at 7:80 n. m. The will the desire and means read only 10 books a year have come to the same to formulate a peace that last, the proceed- discurrlged by the absents of re Christian Endeavor meeting speakers ically rather than ings largely of, the nature of a scramble 6:30 o. m. Subject: "How Can be Evangelists H. A. Ironside, John conclusion, and that we thus spared ourselves the partook sults and Puds hopes for the best. Vincent Beffan. to among small and frequently inslgnmcant Docnes, Coal cellar We Apply the Golden Rule Today" Bloore and buy extravagantly. task of reading the other 990. Tho quandary re- carried up from the asserting national rights and demanding recognition 8 cents a skuttle level, 4 cents (Matt. 7:12). fan mains, however, that we are not all agreed on Just under the mnKlc Phrase of Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Broadway Christ Church. automobile re- heeplng. See Reddy Merfy. sermon: and Gold avenue. t Figure out your every what sort of book is worth reading. Recognition then afforded has produced further Subject of "Freedom rls Broadway confusion, with slight contribution to the cause of It Worth the Price 7" Willard A. Guy, minister. Resi and will find it in a Ford is more is to-l- ay quirement you Until there agreement than there peace. Address by Dr. Moore, F. R. O. dence. 115 South waiter street. on what books are worth reading, it is rash Now w have the promise that this will be re S., In the church at 3 p. m. Union Phone 1649-- edan a family car of distinction and i a. m. 10 as this critic did, that 10 out of 100 but in a lesser degree at Washington. Four Church Services service of all churches. 9:45 Worship. say, only peated, Sunday ' 10:15 a. m. Bible study. a car of comfort and conve- sooks are if he had not rea l great powers were invited Dy me president 01 m beauty 7 good reading. Perhaps United States to assemble at Washington, for the Presbyterian Church. 10:45 a.m. "xpreBslonal' period. car of and io many he might have hud more funcut of a few. of of street and. Silver avenue. 11:15 a. m. Lord's Supper. niencea dependability consideration of the specific topic limitation (Church announcements must be Fifth - list extended to Include three on H. A. and C. R. McKean, 11:80 a. m. Special music and car will com- -' armament; the was in the Journal office by noon Croper of service a that give you LOST A BOY. other' lesser Powers to take part in the discussion Dastors. sermon. Topic: "Four Circles Friday). - ' ; satisfaction. .,' and possible adjustment of certain questions dealing 9:48 a. m. Sunday school. E. B. Prayer." plete ocean ana tne ar mus not Crinty. 6:30 p. m. Endeavor meeting " loss of a with the Pacific Nasi, Ministerial Alliance. superintendent. What would you give to prevent the onlv the membership but the agenda for the as The Ministerial Alliance will 11 a. m. Morning worship. and training class. You should order now if 1 jt were your boy? You should bo con- sembly is definitely limited. Not deterred by this meet at the Y. M. C. A. Monday Sermon by Dr. Dodd of Xenia, O. 7i30 p. m. Evening worship. place your forward. Anthem; "Save Me, O God" (Ash-ford- ); Sermon topic: "The Ministry of less whm It is the of fact, tha "submerged" are coming forenoon at 10 o'clock. ' wish to avoid in tended only slightly boy "Sweet Mo- - Reconciliation." you delay delivery. y Korea will ask a seat at the table; at least will W. A. GUY, Secretary. quartette: the A boy is a boy in prospect a man poten-lall- mnla' RnllV. Wednesday evening: "Personal expect to have its case reviewed, and undoubtedly - either an asset or a liability to society. will get some attention. South China, quite as much Immaculate Conception Church. 6:45 p. m. Christian Ended vor. Evangelism;" Sentimentally, the loss ot a boy is a aad thing. entitled to as any. wants to b (Jesuit Fathers.) 7:45 p. m. Evening service. Quickel Auto & Suppty Co. as Musical program by tho choir. Itnmanuel Evan.' Lutheran Church. Co see one who have been an honor to his recognized 4 separate entity, that its peculiar North Sixth street. - might and so 7 a. m. Anthem: "The God of Abraham Gold avenue and Arno street: , Phone 750 and an ornament to drift off int. claims may be treated as a separate docket, Sodality mass, nother society, it goes. These unbidden guests, however, are not Children's mass, 8:80 a. m. Praise" (Buck); duet, Mr. Burton Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence, 7 - Sixth Street and Central Avenue x ;he darkness of moral failure, is heart-breakin- g, ft llkelv have at as mass and sermon 10 and Mr. McKean; anthem, "Seek 200 South Arno street. 1 ' to as much effect Washington they High a.m.' school at 9:45 a.' m. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, abnormal. Except in very rare cases it is some did at Paris. The conferees here, will not be so Evtning service at 7:30 p. m. Ye tho Lord" (Roberts); quartette, Sunday ' of bounda- "Sweet the Moments" (Solly); of In commemoration of Luthers mo' fault. ( taken up with the delimitation national Diet at Worms. ries as with the more important things involved In M. v.. Church (Spanish). fertory solo, "Repent Ye" (Scott) bold stand at the Economically, allowing a boy to go wrong Is disarmament. The smaller nations will lose llttlo Meets at Moosn hall. 114 North Mr Unirami' fliint.. "Savior nt Ten special services will be held. There " Miss will two one at 10:45 VAste. AH boys should bo producers. When one by letting the larger settle some things. Third street (Herald building). dorness" (Lambillotte), Storta services, V u I

, October 30. 1921, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Seven ter MISS 1821 MEETS MISS 1921 Burnett, Paul Fell, William evening In honor of Mrs. Buck- - LUTHERANS ASK B. C. Becker and Miss lands birthday. Covers wpre lnld TUCUMCARI BELEN Endersteln were guests at this for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linn, Mr. party and brought with them the and Mrs. L. C. Becker, Mrs. J. delicious refreshments. Buckland, Miss Anita Ruts, Ira Mrs. Edward Saxon was hostess Rev. A. M. Knudsen and Mr. Mrs. John Becker, was host- uoim and Nelson Buckland. FOR Johnson Jr., on Saturday to members of the of Albuquerque were ess at an informal sewing party on The teachers of the school at DQiliS Chrochet club at a noqn-ds- y din Belen visitors on Monday In the Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Adellna will give a Hallowe'en ner. Besides the regular members interest of the European relief Davis, Sr.. of Los Lunas. A dozen dance on Monday evening to raise Mrs. Saxon had as special guests fund being subscribed by the Luth- ladies enjoyed their pleasant af- funds for payment on the new EUROPEAN HELP Mesdames Rov Ooldenberg, H. B. eran churches of this country. fair. piano recently purchased. Super- Jones and C. H. Allridg The Mra. Anna Wilds Strumqulst of The Junior boys and girls and the intendent Gooch, assisted by his V club held their Initial meeting Albuquerque and Mrs. Minnie Intermediate classes of the Metho- teachers. Mrs. Gertrude Delgado, with Mesdames A. D. and M. B Byrd of Santa Fe spent Monday dist Sunday school enjoyed a jolly Miss Electa Westfall and Miss Rev. A. M. Knudson Is State Goldenbcrg on Tuesday of last afternoon in Belen. Hallowe'en party on Friday even- Blattman, are responsible for this week. Mrs. John MacLean spent sev- social social function. eral ing at the church parlors. Chairman of Campaign Tho ladies of St. Michael's Guild days the early part of the week Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Wlckham and with friends in Belen from her the Misses Dora and A Detroit has a to Raise Funds for will give a Hallowe'en ball on Oc home in Eliza Tirrkey judge put stop tober 31, to be held at the Federal Albuquerque. chnperoned the party. to the practice of high school girlsr Lueder Vielstich arrived in Belen Mrs. en- In Work. hall. The guild is busy making on Mr. and Roy Buckland attending divorce trials in Tuesday evening after several tertained at dinner on Thursday their of quilts, meeting every Thursday months with relatives In study sociology. in New Mex-'f- a arternoon. spent Excellent response Germany. He is to resume his po- to the nation-wid- e campaign Delphlans will meet on Friday sition as assistant cashier In the 'of the Lutheran church to raiae afternoon with Mrs, Edward Saxon First National bank. money fop European rehabilitation as hostess. Mrs. Leon Mudgett and two la reported by the Rev. A. M. Members of the Christian church small daughters spent several days Knudsen, pastor of the Lutheran surprised the pastor, L. O. Tom last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry church, who is in charge of the llnson, and family, with a party Schmarge from their home In Al- World Bervfce campaign of the ana an pounding on buquerque. National Lutheran Council in laonday evening. Rev. Doan of Las Cruces eon. New Mexico. Mr. Knudsen with The monthly conference of the ducted Episcopal services at the A. K. Johnson visited Belen last Sunday school worker of .the chapel on Tuesday and Wednesday week to canvass the Lutherans Christtan church was held Thurs- evenings. there, who contributed liberally. day afternoon at the old Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vuffer were Uni- opera In Simmons Lutherans throughout the x house, followed by the fellowship wek end guests the ted States started October 15 a - I 111 "A M supper at 6 o'clock home from Albuquerque. V and prayr C. on Tues- world service campaign for meeting. c Mrs. T. Johnson left to another year Member's day's train for Chicago In response guarantee "' of the baptist churqh to of rehabilitation work in 17 coun- i h 1 surprised their pastor. G. E. Ellis, a message announclnf the death ,'fAu . tries of Europe. The campaign, r f on Friday evenins-- the occasion of an aunt. which is to be continued through being his birthday. A delightful Word was received last wek the month, is to be presented from program undor direction of Mrs. Stating that George Campbell had ' died October 17 at the sanatorium the pulpits of Lutheran churches "HI " Minnie Meeker was followed by Is skin supplemented by thousands of cir- gl amusements of various kinds. The in Colorado where he was sent re- your sent out from the Lutheran cently for treatment by the govern- culars v minister's larder was well stock for bureau of the National Lutheran -- ment. He leaves a wlf and small the approachln winter. son to j council. f f A vw Community Nurse Miss Bertie mourn his loss. and sallow? Mrs, J. Buckland and aon Nelson pale Parting with treasured heir, - " Kees gave an Interesting lecture looms to it V JiV 1 on motored to on Wed- get the price of bread ' f "Safety First" at the hlsh Albuquerque a most common and natural pro- MwW I Jv scnooi mtrt-wee- k Selec nesday. t "j assembly. Mesdames L. Becker. John cedure in Europe. Even the tlons by the H. B. orchestra and C, How you can rouse W churches have been to t. ! numbers Becker, Jr., and Mrs. Hallama brought f by the Glee club were en. In Duke Hit by bit their cherished posses- joyablo features of the nrocram. spent Wednesday the Gity. sions have been knocked down un- A tennis club was on Mrs. Davis, Sr., spent several skin is and 7,-.- organized days last week in Belen from the If your pale tallow, it shows clearly the need of a more der the auctioneer's hammer Wednesday. et home of H. B. in treatment than are it. A orchard lands ,fine paintings, mar-i- The freshman class a her son, Davis, stimulating you giving pale, sallow skin j gave Loe Lunae, While here she was means inactive blood-vessel- s buildings, farms and city lots. Frances in the of 1821, and rothr White- - Hallowe'en party In the gym on pores that do not throw off Over churches had never Halliday, reigning stylet the guest of Mrs. P. B. Dalies. quickly there the more in the newest 1921 Friday evening. Refreshments con- enough the waste matter that accumulates, J , ' hand-to-mou- th garb. The ladles of the Methodist Aid ' been reduced to the f sisted of cider, nuts apple and were entertained on Wednesday methods that Americans practice. It would be quite an effort (or maldtn dressed In the height of popcorn balls. Don't let this condition become chronic. To skin the Miracles come Mr. afternoon by Mrs, T. Capt at the give your to pass through- fashion 100 ago to the freedom for walking and dancing nd Mrs. H. of , clear color out of 17 coun- years acquire Ooldenberg; Uptegrove home. An Interesting aoft, every healthy skin should have, follow once a parishes European that the 1921 miss has, as the photo above show. Frances Halliday, ouinner are in tne city, the musical and was , week this tries where the National Lutheran and several is gqests of their and hu- - literary program special treatment; Council of America been hampered by pantalettes, hoop skirt underskirts, trying daughter Riven, has doins to her to match that worn dressed uuna, mr. ana Mrs. Gaston Baer. Mra. reconstruction work near- adjust apparel by Dorothy Whltwnor, Mrs. George Witzel was hostess among as fashion decree. These maidens in this fashion h. Wlumenthal of Alhu to Aid on ly 69,000,000 needy Lutherans. today's experts appear querque Is a of the Lutheran Thursday in a new JJroadway production. guest her cousin, afternoon, Mrs. C. N. Wilson will TUST before retirine. fill your basin foil of hot The American dollar supplies the Mrs. A. Vorenberg, Mon- - magio. The council's relief funds arriving be hostess next Thursday. water almost boiling hot. Bend over the top of. have emer- Mesdames England and Fldler J saved churches, met v auu ucau wiiu a cum i A two-cour- ss remainder of this term dis- entertained the Episcopal guild on wdju wtci juuj. ncavy gencies and reinforced neighbor- weeks in Carlsbad. of towel, so that no steam can hoods from Petrograd to ths luncheon was served to the follow- trict court. Judge C. R. Brice left Friday afternoon at the home of ' escape. southern Tyrol, and from Cologne ing: Mesdamcs Rom Holt, R. L the same day for Albuquerque to the former. Steam face for seconds. to Constantinople. Churches, Halley, John Barber, W. E. Car- presiding over the court of the Sec- JEMEZ Mrs. Gillman entertained the your thirty ond in SPRINGS ladies of the Baptist Missionary schools, hospitals, orphanages, ter, Frank Kindle, H. H. Dilley, district, place pf Judge Now lather a hot cloth with Woodbury's Facial hospices and deaconess institu- Duggan Rickman, C. C. Bikes and Hickey. society Inst week. E. A. ' the With this wash face tions are built and1 equipped. Miss Frankle Howell. Albert S. Robert, deputy col- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pn r aA Watts has purchased Soap. your thoroughly,! Mrs. Rom Holt was hostess at lector United States internal rev- Mrs. Mr.' Red Cross cottage and will move the lather well into the skin with an ' Guy L. Rogers and and In rubbing up bridge on Tuesday afternoon in enue, has been in Carlsbad for the Mrs. Thomas of - It to his lots the East addition, ward Hughes, Albuauer- where will make their home. and outward motion. j honor of Mrs. Roy Waller's house past week checking up delinquents que, mude up a week-en- d they in- party Mr. and Mrs. Callans and son CARLSBAD guests. Those present on this for failure to comply with the who registered at Hotel Clay last Then. rinse the skin well, first with warm were Mesdames J. W. come tax provisions. of Clovis are now residents of water,' Saturday. Belen. then with cold, and finish it for Struck, O. B. Byron, P. S. Simons, Among those attending the Fed- Other recent at " by rubbing thirty guests CKy's . ; Waller, John Barber, J. D. eration of Women's clubs in Ros-we- ll were u, m. C. Mrs. Louis Vellstlch of Kansas seconds with a piece of ice. The many friends of Miss Hat-ti- e Roy Tartaglia, Tartaglia, is the of Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins, R. L. Halley, Duggan last week were: Mesdames Jot Aiago, Paul Tartaglia, Mathew City gueBt Pearl Eaker are interested in F. F. Dallas Jacob Vellstlch and the John the received Rickman, Harry Christian, W. E. Doepp, Nowell, C. C. Tartaglia, Louis Tartaglia, Dr. message by her par- Lowen-broo- k, family en route to her home Carter, L. E. Ervln, Frank Kindle. Sikes, John Lucas, Dan Davis and family. Dr. Evelyn Fris. Craig The other six week ents. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Eaker, Mc-Kl- from California. nights of the cleanse skin cs Allan Stewart, be, Mr. Steve your thoroughly in her on One of the most enjoyable par-ti- Harry Gano, Rodman. and son announcing marriage last Thorne, The first frost of the sen- - Mrs. Charles Dreyer the usual way with Woodbury's Facial and warm water. Sunday to Mr. Jrmes O. Blair of of the fall season was that Harry Hemmenway, killing last week end with friends In Soap on afternoon and MIbs Jennie Linn. struck the valley lust Tuesday night, spent Waco, Tex. For the past year Mrs. given Saturday by wncn mo tnermometer Clovis. Cet a cake of Woodbury's today, at drug store or toilet Blair been tele- Miss Jennie Linn at her home. She dropped to any ' has employed as twenty-fiv- e This Is Robert Veechln. for some years and at was assisted by her mother, Mrs. NOTICE. degrees. two in goods counter, begin tonight this special steam treatment. A graph operator Roanoke. weoks later past employed the refrigerator 25-ce- V. J. Ri Linn. Twenty guests were The than usual; very beau- cake of lasts for a month or six weeks. Mrs. Annie Livingston and partnership of M. W. tiful weather hus marked the last department in Belen, haa aoreptea Woodbury's The Mrs. It. N. Morrison were married invited for brine. Thompson and E. C. Morgan under few weeks. a position as traveling R. D. In- Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York and Perth, Ontario on Thursday night, Oc iber 20, at Rev. A. C. Pouglas, newly ap the name of Builders' Supply com John of spector with headquarters nt Gal- the on of Methodist Redman, Albuquerque, home of the bride Canyon pointed minister the pany, has been dissolved and the is visiting the family of his sister, veston. Tex. He left on Tuesday street. The Rev. A. C. Douglas church, arrived in Carlsbad with business will be carried on in the Mrs. M. R. Bowers. for Chicago for instructions for his of the Methodist church performed his family last week and held his future by M. W. Thompson person Lawrence FIsk, of Chanute, new work. the ceremony in the presence of a first service in that church on ally. All obligations of the part Kansas, and wife have rooms at Mrs. Roy Buckland was the re few relatives and friends. Sunday. nership are assumed by M. W. Black's. Mrs. who Is a suf- cipient of a pretty surprise party accounts Fisk, Mrs. Roy Waller delightfully Mrs. H. F. Christian was hostess Thompson and all owing ferer from rheumatism, has se- on Wednesday afternoon In honor entertained with three tables of to the Bridge club, of which she to the partnership will be collected cured great relief from the medi- of her blrthdny. Mesdames Rob bride on Friday afternoon, hon- is a member, on Wednesday after- by horn. M. W. THOMPSON. cated baths. ert Branch, Edwin Leupold, Wal oring her mother, Mrs. P. S. Si- noon. Phe was assisted in enter- E. C. MORGAN. J. A. Koutledge's mother has re- mons, her aunts, Mrs. J. W. Ptruc't taining by Mrs. Monroe Christian. turned to Albuquerque, after visit- and Mrs. O. B. Byron, all of Chi- Judge Sam G. Batton, of ClovU, Women rarely suffer from color ing her son at his ranch near Sul- cago, who are spending several arrived Sunday to preside for the blindness. phur Springs, for several weeks. P. C. McCulIough and Joe Brick- - er, of Denver, had rooms at Block's last week. It Will be crood news to mntorlsts that a bridge has been built across Arroyo Negro, where so many cars Cold 1 came to grief last summer. weather pointers Mrs. Moses Abousleman Is visit- ing friends and relatives In Santa the Fe. for motorist Mrs. C. A, gotel has returned to her home in Miami, Ariz., after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Abousleman. Mrs. John Woodgate is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Read, at her ranch home near Cabezon. John L. Clark, has gone to Cuba on business. Mr. nd Mrs. Todderman, of Waldo, N, M., who have been camp- ing near the hotel for several weeks have gone on to Arizona. Piling has been driven for the new bridge across Salt river near Zla Indian pueblo.

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Wings of the morning! - Fine coffee like Schilling's costs How to just about the same; per cup as get quick starting ordinary coffeethere are so many even in cold weather more cups to the. ONT think pound. that you have to put also falls down in power and mileaee. -- So as D r .w ouwiuig ju6i He- - ino MJntinentai uu company has you might just well enjoy cause the is temperature rather W studied carefully the con- coffee It Is true motoring good with its . delightful Conoco Gasoline men that some gasoline starts ditions in the six intermountain states in than mutt tht govern- easily enough summer but gets which it serves and Conoco Gasolino fragrance, rich smooth taste, and ment balky when the air is little specifications for a frosty. is th9 best that can be produced for set-u- motor the p it gives you for your gasoline. Conoco Gasoline vaporises quickly this territory the year 'round. and makes starting whether the Drive to work. v easy up a Conoco Service Station day's thermometer registers 60 or 6 . Of or a Continental dealer's course pump and Your if in those cases where the car-- get your full requirement of MSniin money back you don't Duretor been has adjusted to give a You'll find it satisfactory from ever like Schilling Coffee, - auuuiici econ- standpoint, In cold weather iust as in it is "iuis omy only logical tq provide a the warmest days of July. Slightly richer, but not mixture heavy, Polarine is the standard oil for when really cold weather sets in. motor lubrication. Purchase both of these Schillin Coffee Sluggish and slow is burning gasoline Continental products with Conoco H no$ only hard to start in winter but in it Coupons, sold book form. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Mrs. Claire Sherldaa sweeping tit (A Colorado Corporation) rear porea at ner pungaiew. Albuquerqut Denver Pueblo Bote. ''Keen house if ButW Great Falla for yourself jam . Salt Lake would live. Ideally," says. Mm. Claire City Cheyenn. Sheridan, noted a an author and 5 scuiptor, Mrs. Sheridan, among er other achievemonU, has inter- viewed and wade busts of Trotairf na Liemna. . ana le mow in f jtiL. 'ornia writinr for the movies. Sha has purchased her own bungalow. r4"

JOURNAL' October SO, 1921. Papre Kipht 4LBU0UERQUE MORNING

TIRE SALES SHOW year we are going to have a decent acid and the float rides deep. But ADD THE REO'S RECORD when the is discharged and DODGE BROTHERS INTO wjnter." com- battery TRUCK SHIPMENT CUT DEEP STEADY INCREASE The subsidiary Goodyear the acid is In the solution the so- NOTABLE REFINEMENTS IN panies in Canada and California OVER LAST YEAR have likewise coma through in lution has become heavier and SEDAN '" which TO POPULAR According to statistics good shape and are standing the hydrometer rides high. released. 60 con- The . Willard Closed lmve been percent An re- on their own feet, Storage Battery The Car just IS Akron, Ohio, dispatch of squarely latest Into Canada AUTO PRICES com-prny- 's and other manu- Disc wheels, cord Urea, the of all trucks exported cent date says: As a tributing their share to the company many from the United States during the strlnklng progress, he stated. facturers recommnd the regular custom windows and straight were Reo of the distance the rubber of batteries SOMIO Of month of August Speed and frequent testing Hnrlv llnpS BrC The records of t:ho Reo industry had swung back toward with the hydrometer. Unless a bat-r- y of Dodge Brothers im Wagons. trie Edward G. with Now tho Jeatures show that normal, been meddled Is by Season Motor Car company Wilmer, presi THE WILLARD COMPANY has proved sedan, wnien is nw of trucks exported into dent of tho Goodyear Tire and some inexperienced person, this i! at the number mm f m,mh nttention repre- Rubber company, stated week TESTING BATTERIES' a reliable test of the state and com Canada In August this year this makes salesrooms of J. Korber sented an increase of 150 per cent that notwithstanding the fact that of charge. uromers neiuns u.-I- n were sent to of the "Packard Plan'' sales the WITH HYDROMETER pany. Dodpe car over the number that Adoption during first six months this unusually attractive United States In manufacturers of this section, as of 1920 had exceeded those of any Here Canada from the by Brothers seem to have con- period In the Dodge desire August of last year. a means of relieving the winter company's history, "How can that little glass motorist's every had been more "do-flltte- 942-.- sidered the advocat- there tires sold dur r" tell whether a rhone 323 N. First St. r, tn features. employment situation was battery rnmfort ing the ten months up to October 1, is or not?" fin Job Too Small .ii wnlcn is a wide, solid seat with ed following the fully charged dubiously Ve Your Cleanly chiseled body lines, deep. in the today, application 1921, than in,the same period a year some fair lady motorist None Too Largo Have Ready for Inspection rounded sides, also trimmed of idea in one of Detroit's larg- in queries flow squarely oacKwaru The four doors, the ago. September this company the day's work at the aver- strike the observer with their striped material. est factories. Mr. sold 69,000 more tires than in Sep- during cowl, are easy entrance an l automobile Sauer, age battery service station. And simple beauty. The windows which permit head of the Roland Sauer and com- tember a year ago, he said. a man would like to know Pasco mum-- i exit from any part of the sedan, one many square-cu- t in design aim "Goodyear turned important more about the same subject, but graceful sil- are upholstered with plain gray pany, has received from President corner last May, when its enhance the straight, fawn-gra- financing he does not like to cQnfeas his ig- of the Considerably mohair velvet in a soft Macauley, of the Packard company, program was said Mr. COUPE and houette body. nick- completed," norance his curiosity Is not quite whole ensemble in its Combined with the heavily a brief outline of the movement. Wilmer, "but an uncertain summer lower, the which the win- so keen. Welding immediately eled handles by "The was ahead. There waa doubt and in- outward appearance raised or lowered, soundness of the "Packard The explanation Is simple, one with its dignity and dows are easily commends it to man- confusion. Competition was keen when impresses adds a richness of tone which Plan" every on all sides. Now, after deed, and very reasonable SEDAN Models of design. this de- Mr. however, It considera- Shop harmony ufacturing employer," says ef-- one gives sufficient The disc wheels are done in can hardly be adequately is five months of efficient sales f Sauer. It just this: Cut deep t I feel that tion. It happens that the sulphuric black enamel with cream stripe scribed. into the of the most justified in saying solution is Carbon Burning, Fender Tho windows In the doors and price popular we have turned another corner. acid used in a battery Scored and hide from view the springs natural product in your line. Thereby you heavier than water alone, and the Kolllng, Clylndcrs other underneath parts. The body are garnished with "Due to overstocks, buying of test- Repaired and and are of polished will enlarge existing markets. The was slow fall and hydrometer used for battery disc wheels may be removed with black walnut demand for your will tires during the relative a . cleaned. The body of the cal- public goods winter of last year and spring of ing merely indicates the for Sale t t facility and are easily plate glass. af- create a proportionate Increase of of the solution when com- Oxygen r Yale locks, But the loss in volume weight The brilliant luster of the sedan':' ls equipped with for the workers. this year. wa- to all additional protection employment of sales in tho first part of the year pared with the weight of pure Satisfaction Guaranteed oover finish is familiar fording is exterior safe "Buying stimulated, and the more over- ter. Como See Me. owners of Brothers' motor against theft and Insuring the of tho movement benefit of 1921 hav than been Dodge bundles and other ar- effects come. When a battery is fully charged, cars. keeping of line of business, every house- ORTIZ BLACKSMITH 416-41- 8 when Handy side every "Despite the pessimism that still a great amount of the acid in the West Copper In interior the ticles shopping. hold and individual In the I the appointments arm rests and windshield every exists in some despite the battery solution has combined witli SHOP ii sedan leaves lit tie to be desired. pockets, community. quarters, in velvet cleaner are other conveniences of moved fears of some that a hard winter the lead compounds the plates. Delicately striped mohair "President Macauley was is I feel that here at Good the solution is weak in Is used In upholstering the widj. the Improved Dodge Brothers to this action by the desire of him- ahead, Naturally commodious rear seat. In front self and other Packard executives to give employment to the largest possible number of workmen dur- ing months that, even in ordinary years, reflects a seasonal slowing up operations. He selected one of the Packard products, the one of widest appeal, and lowered the Reward price on it to a point permitting of $50.00 the operation of this succession of influences. of 1919 Reo "Such a plan needs only tho con- For information leading to recovery sideration of every manufacturer Motor No. A26641; Serial No. 32673, and In this district to insure its success. Truck, In every factory where several for the arrest and conviction of F. C. Conner wanted products are manufactured, one of these units can be reduced in price for embezzlement of same. and so made attractive to the pub- lic demand, thereby keeping the wheels of industry turning and a majority of the workers provided with jobs. J "One of the most valuable fea-ur- Paulin Motor Car Co. of Mr. Macauley's suggestion Is that no elaborate machinery Is Phone, wire or write, B. M. Britain, Jr., needed, to work this plan. No na- tional, state or municipal organiza- 608 West Central tions are required. It can be in- stituted by any manufacturer. The welfare of the community certain- ly warrants Its consideration. "Many foreslghted business men and economists believe that the general acceptance ' tne "Packard Plan" will do more than any meas- ure so far brought forth to combat successfully the widespread unem- - i In prospect this winter. Pip ployment

' BIG REDUCTION MADE IN ESSEX MODELS IBI 2 111 "Keen interest is awakened ZK2m 1 tho new prices just announced by ! Kssex Motors," says Mr. Lauder-baug- h, I "which' mark an' extreme MOTORCAR reduction of $600 on open models V ith Use since September, 1920, and of $250 Improves since last June. JN Europe, the Knight type of "The new prices the company is known as Motor of makes known, reflect advantages motor the taken of the present and of antici- Monarchs. It includes the famous pated market conditions for next names of Panhard, Daimler, Mer- year. On open models the present is $180 lower than the Essex Single-Si- x car is reduced in $625. cedes Minerva. price - The Packard price and has ever sold for. Total reauc- ( In America, the Willys-Knig- ht tlons of as much as $705 occur on automobile in the world that even approxi- already has given 50,000 Ameri- somo cloned models. No other with "Of added interest to the buyer cans royal motoring luxury, is that these new lower prices ap- Single-Si- x in sells within several democratic economy. ply to a new and Improved Essex, mates the quality The sleeves slide like the jhe new car contains all of thp simple advantages of its forerunner. In hundred dollars of so low a price. sleeves of a telescope. The absence many ways it has been enhanced of wear gives the motor a life of in qualities that count for smooth- de- er operation, greater reliability unknown limit free from the and freedom from service atten- lay and cost of repair. tion. velvet-smoot- of the Es- Its h power actually "The original appeal with use. sex was to those who wanted large increases car performance and reliability Detroit with small car operating economy at cost. direc- 2350 Overland Co. at a moderate In that Kistler tion it pioneered a new field and 211-21- 3 St. Phone 710. North Fourth gained great popularity. More than 60,000 are now in service. Twenty-on-e of experience inequality motor car "Essex established its perform- years ance abilities through many nota- Single-Si- x. and ble official tests. It earned for it- manufacture is behind the Through self a wide reputation through the character of its performance. inch a Packard. It is built alongside H "The new prices enlarge the through, it is every field of its appeal and it is through Twin-Six- that that the company regards with famous Packard , by the same experienced confidence its ability to continue the the present price volume alone is sold and serviced in the real REO making it possible." organization. It made, Packard Come see this remarkable car. Drive it. Kasy Terms General Repairing way. Ask Any Reo Owner USED CARS FOR Learn for yourself why thousands of owners already SALE OR TRADE as the motor car triumph of the times. Best way to ascertain facts relative to perform- 1919 Dodge Touring, new top, regard it ance, dependability, riding quality, durability, in first-clas- s run- ning order $625 $2975 is now $2350 up-kee- p is Car and of any car to inquire of owners 191 S Dodge Touring, genu The Touring formerly just as you meet them. ine bargain $2975 is now $2350 at ,$475 The Runabout formerly You will be surprised how many will refuse to 1919 Chevrolet Touring- do formerly $3750 is now $3125 recommend the make of car are now not fail to see this The Coupe they one $325 $3975 is now . $3350 driving. Chevrolet touring, The Sedan formerly real value $225 effective, October 24, 1921 When you ask Reo owners, however, you will 1919 Mitchell Touring, prices be who will and in excel- - amazed at the percentage preface painted (IJJAA 'i .. . DUUU their replies by, "This is my third Reo," or lent running order. Keo Speed Wagon, completely II I i 1 1 J H I I "I have driven Reo cars for fifteen years," or overhauled, equipped 9J3 nrv 1 similar assertions that say more than all the excellent 1 laudation follow. tires that may Ford Touring, com- 8 & overhauled . . Sauer pletely Koland Company ask in Ask Reo owners ten a row and your Ford m will be Reo Light selection a Reo, for owners are Truck 506-- 420 West Central Avenue. our best salesmen. Chalmers Touring, a ?fi Phone cannot be duplicated W for the Price Is F. O. B. Tensing, plus npcclal Federal Tax. price $400 Buick Four, completely over-- hauled, a genuine nm the man w ho owns one bargain $265 ask msm Maxwell Touring, new battery MGA L and top, in first-cla- ss condition . $35011 Paulin Co. WAVW rB I - Motor McINTOSH AUTO El dPnso 308 Montana Aiuquerque 608 W. Central COMPANY 608 West Central Avenue. Keo Service. Phono 502

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THE AMERICAN FARMER ROAD WILL BUY AUTOMOBILES CONDITIONS Ave. THE COMING WINTER The New Mexico Auto club, state headquarters at 210 North Copper Top Shop Fourth street, this city, has Issued the following on road conditions in Is the farmer to this the state: going buy The roads throughout all portions of the state are ss as at 414 West Copper. fall? As one writer ruts It. "many good any time of the year. All roads are passablo and there Is no sand or THE BEST PLACE a manufacturer and itlfchant mud which will bother the tourist. would sleep better tonight If he All roads are somewhat rough and chucky where they were wet knew th i.nswer." during the fall rains. For Business The roads and weather are as a rule safe for tourist travel until Open A leading farm Journal deter-mln- d about Thanksgiving. To A to find out whether the The State Headquarters of the New Mexico Auto Club will bulletin Buy Used .E. H. GIL L', Manager." American farmer will be In the any change in these conditions at the club office. Any one desiring market for purchases and, if so, Information concerning any definite road or roads may have same what will ho buy? The research along with maps by calling at the club office. department of this farm publlca. tion adopted a, novel plan to get me rignt answer. A man named THE HARLEY-DAVIDSO- N PREST-0-LIT- E MAKES Smith in the research department AGENT AT LOS ANGELES BIG CUT IN OF calculated if he sent his questions PRICE to an tne smiths on the publlca' WINS ENDURANCE RACE P0PULAR BATTERY tion's lists he would get a real line on tne farmers' Ideas on sub the Har- - The Prest-O-Li- te ject of fall purchases. So out went Rich Budelier, Los Angeles company, Inc., a to 12.824 motorcycle dealer, has made it possible for the car questionnaire the and truck owners of the United Smiths who were subscribers to the doesn't believe In confining his ac Is From An Authorized Ford Dealer The States to save perhaps $40,000,000 farm Journal. replies, which tivities to merely selling motor- In were heavy, were used as a basis the aggregate over what they cycles. His theory Is that the live would have had to pay for tho for estimating what the entire same 1020. 1,100,000 subscribers were motorcycle dealer should be anie battery In September, farm It announced second going to do with the money they to demonstrate the ability of his has Just the receive from the of their machine to travel all sorts of road drastic cut in price on a model for Some Good marketing use on Fords, Chevrolets, Over Very Bargains products. conditions. That Budoller can do One of the most lands, certain models of BuicU. Interesting fea Is his 27 tures developed by the question that proven by performance and other cars and trucks. over Orange-Sant- a The trade-i- n or ex nalre Is that eleven and five-tent- last Sunday the present In Several Ford Models of the Smiths will automobiles, Ana course. change price on this battery Is buy on 1 DO making a total of 126,000 cars to At midnight October the $23. as compared to a price of be fall the annual Orange County Motorcycle $31.15 for the same battery as re- bought this by 1,100,000 was farmers. In addition to showing club endurance contest started cently as December, 1820,. In Sep- the number of cars for which farm- and Budelier, riding a Harley-Davidsn- n tember, 1920, this battery sold at Reasonable Terms If Desired ers will be In the market, the an- machine that was equip- tho trade-i- n price of $35.90, or ft swers revealed that 116,200 have ped with Goodyear Cord tires, was list price of $37.80. The new already determined upon the make the winner of the side-c- ar event Price of $23.50 Is even lower than of car wtilch they will purchase. after a grind. the 1917 price. or tnis number cb.ooo designated In this particular contest the Considering that probably one-thir- d a certain law priced oar. Of the regulations stipulated that all of the ten million car and remaining BO. 200, the figures show, motors should be locked and wher truck owners in the United States 43 ever tire or trouble was ex can use this of Prest-O-Lit- e. & or more cent. engine type Auto Co. ' 22.000, than per Prest-O-Lit- e "rr'fc Quickel . genuine will Buhk cars. Of all cars perienced, machine and driver and figuring on an individual sav Supply Jjfjf Battery , Kifil''f buy specified Bulek was Becond on the should he promptly eliminated! ing of $12.40 over the September trade-i- n Corner of Sixth and Central Phone 750 IT : list and within Its price field led The race was scheduled to run price, this totals an ag 23 y2 for Yours! the list by a wide margin. This over a period or 24 nours. Dut at gregate possible saving of $40,000,-00- 0 unsolicited testimonial, represent-- i the end of 17 hours Budelier was for the motorists of the United Authorized Ford Sales and Service ing the prestige of Bulck cars riding alone, all the other entrants States. Sir; only $23.50 Here's a dandy bat- among the American farmers, is having been eliminated. The Prest - O - Lite comDanv. Mr. had its distributors YES, a brand-ne- w, regarded by the Bulck company Budelier but recently through and serv tery for Fords, certain with a great deal of pride and come to Los Aneeles and his busi- ice stations nil over the country, first-quali- ty Prest - O -- models o f Chevrolets, ness rareer is indeed interesting. is making a special drive on the Lite of 27 Graduating from college a fowl $23.50 battery. Battery, full zip Overlands, Buicks, and years ago he decided to go Into the In explaining this second price and zing, and born to other cars and trucks. motorcycle business and came to' cut, Prest-O-Ltt- e states that It is B. G. M'INTOSH, OF Pan Dlesro. where he acquired the "determined to lead the battery Prest-O-Lite-'s Harlpv-Davidso- n live long. Come yours. It M'INTOSH agency. This was business back to normal." Prest-O-Ll- te get AUTO CO., in 1919. has itself on second reduction in ' prided the fact less means $12.40 saving RETURNS FROM EAST About a year later he sold out that it has always been "the last Prest-O-Lite- to than a year! And the over 's 1920 this business and took over the raise and the first to reduce." B. G. Mcintosh, of the Mcintosh Henderson and Excelsior agencies, Now, it seems, it is "the first to is too. Drive around. which he conducted until reduce Prest-O-Li- te battery better, price! Auto company, has just returned August again." has from an extensive business trip In of this year, when he decided to anticipated certain factory eco- the east, where he visited several move to Los Angeles. nomies and passed them on to car MORROW AUTO COMPANY of the largest automobile cities His original Investment In the owners at this time. These eco- and reports business to be almost motorcycle business In San Diego nomies and a tremendous sale of DISTRIBUTORS. back to normal with the larger was $5,000. The amount he re- the $23.60 battery are expected to ceived for his business at the end Justify the reduction from 813-31- 5 West Silver. .Albuquerque, .N,. M.. dealers of automobiles. The buy- price ing public seem to realise that au- of a little more than two years the company's standpoint. tomobile prices are bedrock and was $21.000 showing how he had The Prest-O-Li- te company has- several of the larger dealers ex been able to build up a profitable tens to assure the public that these pect to see a slight advance In undortnkiner on little capital. are genuine first-qualit- y batteries, prices the coming spring when the Mr. Budelier is now erecting a every one; that they are all new season opens up, The dealers also modern structure at tho Junction batteries fresh from the factory: report that they are having little of West Adams and South Main designed by Prest-O-Ll- te engineers Pull where Prest-O-Lit- up trouble in moving the used cars street. Los Angeles, which is es- ana maae under rigid e you tec this lign. traded it) and the prices are very pecially designed for motorcycle inspection. In other words, they Other satisfactory: in fact there is practi- sales and service. are tne genuine Prest-O-Li- te artl Prest no in Born cle and not in cally difference the used car and raised a westerner, a Job lot to be worked correct BATTERY value in the east and the local Mr. Budelier was averse to start- off on a for publio hungry for lower lit O-Jlt- e! prices when the buyer takes into in business prices. make car.ertry START with JbeAt ing anywhere except of Right consideration the difference In the In the west and Los Angeles has This will certainly be good news additional freight rates in New been selected as his permanent for the owners of Fords, Chevro- - Mexico. business home. icis, uvenands, Buicks, and other cars and trucks who have han making their present battery "do" in tne expectation that nrleen Inside the crankcase Mi'vVfartffnHiMM that's ft wouiu come down. Prest-O-Lit- e, it would seem, has cut its price to the bone, and car owners will gain nothing by further waiting to buy where the trouble starts a. neon, new oattery to see them generally through the trying winter months aneaa, How black sediment in ordinary oil Lower on LOCAL MOTORNOTES damages your automobile engine Prices Lee H. GIrard of the Las Vegas came to Albuquerque Tuesday and TVTORE and more 'motorists are purcnasea from the Hoover Motor discovering that most of - 1V1 company a- er Nash their engine troubles start inside the crankcase. And Six. there's a reason for it. A. H. Carter, ' factory manager or me iiuason ana ussex, spent b Under the intense heat of the engine ordinary oil forms New few days in Albuquerque with the ESSEX of black sediment. Sediment Lauaerbaugh Motor company, lo- great quantities has no lubri Improved cal distributors for the Hudson cating value, it not only destroys the him of oil between and Essex. fast-movi- the ng but falls back into the EFFECTIVE OCTOBER The Paulln Motor company, Inc., parts, crankcase and 20, 1921 unloaded a car of Reo speed contaminates the entire oil supply. Friction and wear wagons Tnursaay.' increase. Bearings become loose and and The Kistler - Overland company pound. Cylinders TOURING CAR roporig automobile business to be pistons score, carbon forms rapidly. improving. They have sold and .U delivered eleven cars this month. r Troubles caused by sediment can now be prevented ROADSTER Mr. Bimms says the buying nubllo seems $1195 to think autos have hit the Veedol, the lubricant that resists heat, practically does away CABRIOLET bottom. with sediment. Veedol maintains the oil film. Excess carbon is prevented, valves need grinding less often, overheating is stopped...... ,...,...... ,,.....$1395 Su29 IlL SEDAN ...... RuSS in fill ...... Drop today and let us your crankcase with the proper .$1995 iwsss 4MVUL of HIIIIMIIIIM grade Veedol. We believe there is no oil like Veedol for reducing CORD TIRES INCLUDED repair expenses. The first thousand miles will convince you of the difference Veedol makes in - the running of car. Prices F. O. B. Detroit. 26 Times Year your a This store makes a srtecialtv of oroducts Oriinmytit Vltiol for Your Battery tftir uu dUrme discriminating car owners. Showing lediment formed Needs after miles of running A Better ESSEX IN Every Way Attention joo Batteries are all alike fa this: Bond-Dill- they all should have water put on Company For Less in every other week 26 times a Money year. The new Essex must to all Distributors prices appeal price saving but they also get the New But every make of battery it buvers. and Essex. Improved different in the way it is built in- ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. side. one This new car retains all the attractions of j Only the Willard . Essex another Threaded Rubber Thtrs correct of Veiiol er for every They give advantage. its forerunner. It is a smoother and finer Battery hat pail (i7 pease) part Official records and the testimony of thou- Willard Threaded Rubber Insu- tf any automobile, truck or tractor car in ways. sands tell its performance and reliability. many lation between the plates. d AH must now recognize the Essex1 for It If yeu want lets trouble less worry more for their and more miles of mmr. Buyers today get money price advantage as they have recognized vice per dollar drop int than ever before. They not only get this its quality. Veedol Oil Is For Sale By the Following Dealers: Mclloskey Auto McCollough-Buic- k Co., Ktatlcr-Orerlnn- d Co., Hoover Motor Co., 1 421 W. Ave. 1 RIDE TODAY JV THE NEW IMPROVED ESSEX Company Gold 211 N. Fourth St. 41 S W. Copper Ave. Automobile Electricians, Frank F. Trotter,. Laudcrbnugh Motor Co., Willard Storage Battery 116 W. Gold Ava.. 424 W. Gold Ave. R. V. Gilbert, Garcia & Guttlcrrez, Qutckcl Auto Supply Co., Morlarty. New Mexico. 408-41- 1800 8. St. 600 W. . XV. & Phone M8-- 0 W, Copper Third Central Ave. Bond Bro. Mercantile Slmonson A Oanlelson, White Garage, Company, 821 S. Second St. 128 N. Fourth St. Enclno, New Mexico. South End Garage, Morrow Auto Company, P. H. Wood, M Co. 702 S. Second St. SIS W. Silver Ave. Duran. New Mexico. otor Fourth Street Auto Mountulnalr Motor Garage, Laundry Garage, Co., Lauderbaugh 406 N. Bt. DISTRIBUTORS Fourth 424 N. Second 8t. Mountainalr. New Mexico, HUDSON AND ESSEX CARS." WilM American - jw) Garage. Metcalf Anto Repair Shop, Steel's- Garage, 219 N. Fourth St. 107 S. Fifth and Gold. riiono 855. 6th St. Estancla, New Mexico. Under Auto Co., Nanoleono Bros., Vaughn Auto Company, Batteries 424 W. Copper Ave. 221 VV. Ave. New Mexico. Copper Vaughn, Highland Tire & Rubber Co., Central Auto & Machine Works White Lakes Company, C 123 S. Broadway. 621 W. Central Ave. Stanley, New Mexico. T ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 30, 1921.

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