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VI BEARDST0WH IS OWNERS CONCEDE EASTER MORNING IN THE CLOISTER BILLIONS IN CBHARD VESSEL DEMOCRATS ME HELD HELPLESS PRAYER FOR WORLD'S FORGIVENESS VICTORS HOUSE MINE STRIKE IS RUBLES IS EXAMINE IN FLOOD GRIP Tit VOTES IN FAVOR GROUND RUSS A'S CLAM LEVIES IN Alarming Sanitary Prob- Officers and Passengers on; IL1 lems and an Enormous the Liner Carmania De-- i OF 86,000 MEN Property Loss Are the Re- IN SOME FIELDS Soviet Bill Against the A- scribe Experiences While TARIFF MEASURE sults of River's Overflow. llies Largely Exceeds the En Route to U. S. Total Amount of Allied Amendment Increasing the Hj The Annotated FreM.) United Mine Workers Have (Hy The Anodati'il I'm"..) Members Are Exi Beardstown, 111., April 15. Debts, Is Report. New York, April 15. The ftory Minority Personnel From Alarming sanitary problems and Added Their of a gigantic waterspout which Bitter Enlisted in- Largely to pected to Wage a an enormous property damage, (D The Associated I'rcsa.) i chased the Cunanl liner Carmnnia Is Put results or flood which Forces Recruits From hall an men of 67,000 Through evitable the By Paris, April 15 (by the Associa- hcur and suddenly Fight Against Adoption 177-13- holds this iiindated city helpless 1 subsklod when it was almost upon By a Vote of 0. for Non-uni- on Ranks, ted Press). A lavas agency dis- Bill in Senate, in its grip, was the food from Genoa said the the hard driven ship, was told by the, Beardstown's Easter thought to- patch tonight officers and passengers when she Illinois Russian soviet delegation to the arrived OTHER SECTIONS TO BE night. The water of the littleTdTsorder Genoa economic conference today after a round trip AMERICANVALUATI0N river continued to rise today. but pre- to tho Near East. TAKEN UP THIS WEEK to sented a bill of 50,000,000,000 gold The liner was about 800 miles DISCUSSED Beardstown's message the among the idle mfm ' rubles to the allies late PLAN IS outside tonight was directed to l - M' today. out of New York when (he spout an- All ;wfn was At in sightseers, whom Mayor Perry sighted. first, passengers Ex- -. Representative Kelly, not be to Meeting- of Miners tr SIHSTANTIAL IIALAXCK said, it appeared as a Might dis- May Request An nounced would permitted Wil li RE 1)111 SOVIETS They leave the railroad station after ar- e turbance, of water about eighty Charge of the Bill, Takes Held Today in Co'If-vill- miles south of her stern. Tiien the tension of Time Beyond rival in the city. 15. The Russian the Defeat With a Smile; Boat traffic in tho business sec- Expected London, 'April waves were twisted and churned Next Thursday for the reduced to the mini- tob.an claims against the allies, presented and hurled skyward with terrific tion has been ; - M. Litvinoff it is vol- Fights- to Last. mum fear of damage to Important Deve1.0 'nt- - by today, declared, force in on ever increasing Filing of Their Report, through largely exceed the total amount of ume, while colors plnyed buildings by wave3 created by the to a (By The Atioclnted Treu.) small craft. (B The Ansoclat ' ' the allied debts, according through the angry mass of water. (lly The Aciated I'rnw.l 15. With (s Reuter dispatch from Genoa. This For a time, tlioy said, if. stood 15. Beside Washington, April Trains still crept Into ho city Pittsburgh, Pa., A .Lead- Washington, April votes to over of thu Chi- will leave a substantial credit bal- still while Captain G. W. Jlelson, hearing government experts, some, nearly fifty spare, "big today the tracks ers of the contend 'Ccs In the ance to the Soviets. after it a water- men the house cago Burlington and Quincy rail- ' owing pronouncing big of whom havo been summoned navy" put through coal strike toni' mined tip spout, ordered the liner sent uhead from New York and elsewhere, a vote of 177 to 130 an road, the only remaining artery of at full At same today by Boards-tow- n the results of the . fX two weeks speed. almost the democrats of the senate finance to the 1923 naval bil. wheel traffic connecting R ,11 1 moment the seemed to amendment with the outside. The tracks of the struggle, agreement being HI Rll TP rn r spout take committee, in their study of th enlisted force from - wings and rush after the big ship. ex- increasing the are under water and track walkers reached on the general statement administration tariff bill, are to Inntillu- IlLIlL Passengers Crowd Aft. manufacturers and im- 67,000 86,000. preceded each engine. that the United Mine Workers had Passengers crowded aft. Smoke, amining Shot at from all sides, the bill, The floou regardless of tho added to their forces by porters as to the probable effect largely belched from the ship's funnel of measure du- as framed the length of its continuance, cannot recruits from the non-unio- n mines the and particular by appropriations while the Carmania strained every on their lines of but-ines- s. commute and opposed by Presi- shut off Beardstown's food supply, of the western Pennsylvania sec- 3 OFFICERS atom of her to A.i ties proposed merchants said. strength escape. This is all In preparation dent Harding, wabbled at times Existing supplies tion. the spout traveled It grew larger. s like a frail craft then went down are by no means exhausted, as the In the Connellsville coke region, It and towered for the fight which the minority-plan- sec- gained rapidly high to make on bil in the ,by the head. There are other local wholesale houses are well where the union is endeavoring to in tho air, throwing off tons of the of course, to be taken up next stocked. Should this be consumed steel mll'a, first senate. tions, cripple supplies for the OF FIRST NAT'L spray. At passengers thought valuation was week, but the big fight was on the and rail traffic stopped by the the union claimed It had closed al- it just a wonderful phenomenon. American under enlisted flood, it will be to bring most All mines in to bet on discussion today. Aside from thi provision. possible tho independent They began its speed, Is The vote today was in committee food into tho city in boats. the Brownsville district along the whether It could catch the boat, o question, tho minority giving of the whole. When the measure Monongahela river and made in- Messrs. and pa.s It. Then ns it towered in the closo study to tlia provisions reaches the house proper a demand MISSISSIPPI TO REACH roads Into the working forces In Raynolds Rogers Carmania's wake, gaining rapidly, which would authorize the presi- will be in order for a record vote, ITS CREST BY MONDAY other of Op- it occurred to them that 11 dent to increase or decrease rate parts Fayette county. Charged With Conspiracy suddenly SO but the wide margin by which' the erators conceded the claim. carried certain death with it that within a radius of per cent and Eimcndment won, means, according St. Louis, Mo., April 13. Con- The union further held that nil and Perjury; Cox With the race was one for life. to proclaim American valuation on to most that Uio resi lt non-unio- n Nun at her Easter tin-t- il lists ot lii leaders, tinued heavy rains throughout mines in Green county prayer. Go. The spout continued to g.rln given imports when, will stand. Missouri and Illinois are e Conspiracy; Refuse to It was almost on the The hiB judgment, after investigation expected were down and "forty-fiv- or fifty'' in so thia nun in her bare cloister ship. Harding' Turns Tide. to swell the Mississippi till it mines in the Westmoreland field As Christ prayed Gethsemane, passengers huddled, awo (stricken, to be made, by the tariff commis- Soma administration leaderb as- reaches its crest of 32.8 feet had been'forced to close. prays for the world's forgiveness, as another Easter dawns upon the (Hv The Amoi'ialrd 1'rean.) alo.i?; tho decks watching the on- sion, this would be necessary t, serted the pre- 15. Five lit . tonight that letter here ny Monday, it was predicted Although many thousands of world bringing back memories of that first Easter 2,000 years ago. Holluook, Ails., April coming mass of water. It had only equalize competitive conditions sented yesterday from tho presi- local weather bureau warrants have been issued by the to roach out for the ship and it the United States and in the cout.-tr- y - not by the today. nen are Idle in the district, there con- dent urging that the- forco be The stage of the Missouri is ex- has been little disoruer. sheriff of Navajo county, in subsided as suddenly as it hr.d from which the imports origi- reduced below 86,000, swung the to be at a standstill near nection with tho Holbrook State arisen. Five minutes later there nated. tide in favor of the amendment pected Interest centered on a mass bank matter for the arrest of J. St. Charles, Mo., 25 miles west of of miners to be hel l In was nothing to show there had been The study which the democrats which waB offered meeting STAGE SET FOil M. of tho First ot re- jointly by here, where a gauge of 30.6 feet tomoi-io- union ADJUSTMENT OF Kayuolds, president any disturbance the placid are making on tho bill may and Connellsville and National bank of al- - McArthur, Oregon, was registered. leaders Albuquerque; Guy ocean. quire more than the nine days Representative Vare, Pennsylvania, predicted it would mark L. Rogers, vice president of the A Upon the strength of the levee an in the Wonderful Sight. lotted for tho purpose by the com. both, republicans. important development same bank, and J. K. Cox, also con- Frederick Pratt, Standard Oil niltteo Should that to tho his near Ware, 111., 100 miles down strike, while operators said the easter mmm nected with the bank. majority. Fighting last, holding stream from this to- company official, said it was the prove the case, they will ask an ground through four solid hours of city, depend tide of the union advance had CERTAIN FR in Two ot the warrants aro Issued most but at the samo time of night the fate of approximately been an men still nt terrific, extension of time beyond next debate. Representative Kelly, reached, the against J. M. Raynolds, two against the most wnntierful sieht he had of the mi- in of tho took 75,000 acres of tho richest farm work would stick. BY L. and one J. Thursday for the filing Michigan, charge bill, lands Union and Alexander GOTJiASrISTES Guy Rogers against ever seen. Captain Melson smiled nority report. the defeat with a smile when a in K. Cox. T lie warrants charge botr. when he was asked It. 111. A 200-fo- ot break in shout Chairman McCumber plans to :oar, rising and growing, swept the counties, Paynolds and Rogers with perjury "I'll never tell what would havo tho levee near Grand in the COL EZRA FULLER ATES APPROVED con- call the bill up next Thursday but chamber as the march of members Tower, L Father and Mother Knicker- and conspiracy and Cox with happened if it had caught us," ho dotvn the aisle for a man to man same vicinity, was reported this are issued in- the fight over the measure may WILL RETIRE JULY 1 spiracy. They under said, "In fact, I never could have be some time count, Rhowed that the amendment morning and as a result of tho gnri. bocker Have Laid Out dictments of December 21, 1921. told. Wo would have been listed as delayed beyond that ( acres were with date. (.had won. 5,000 threatened missing on the marine register." Loud Shout of Inundation. (By The Assrtclated rreM.) Examiner Disque Recom- Their Togs, Ready to Put Officials here admitted Ayes. Leavenworth, Kans., 15. yesterday When the moment came for a April Roads Be on that the warrants had been received STATUS OF MEXICAN- - vote on the 86,000 amendment the Col. Ezra L. Fuller, one of the very mends ,Jhatj Them Display Today. ) cro and had been served. PENN VARSITY TEAM in that they question was put and there was a few remaining officers the Unit- Allowed to Make Some It is understood that all three men BEATS YALE ROWERS U. S. RELATIONS NOT loud shout of ayes and an even ed States army who served during (By The Awrocliiled Trem.) ire constructively under arrest and louder shout of noes. No presiding the civil war, will be retired July New York, April 15. Father and that they havo refused to go to CHANGED, IS REPORT ' wa lpdifications., ,: (Hy The Aswiclnterf PreM.) officer could have decided which PITMS0 1, it announced today at Fort Mother Knickerbocker tonight were Arizona without extradition. No was in numbers. So Leavenworth where ColonelFullor The Asset'lHtcd TreM.) bonds havo been n th? Philadelphia. April 15. The Uni (By The Aiubclnted PreM.) stronger great (By laying out their togs" for 'th 9 Easter required of crew wwthvtT1ow ,cf the noes that ROCKED has been stationed '""for" '"Tnearly Washington, April 13. Proposals cases. versity Pennsylvania today Washington, April 15. Jh win- on avenue ave- defeated the Yale a Hepresentative Vare, on the twenty years. of al railroads to parade the Fifth eight by length status of relations between th ning side. Jumped to his feet with Colonel Fuller's army record schedules nue, of course. of open water, making a clean United States and the recognized, Be- modify present f eight GUATEMALAN REGIME of events under- a demand for a rising vote. presents many unusual features. in lloi-k- mountain and Pacific wasn't his swoep the between government of General Obregon in. Father worrying about oarsmen In the annual fore this could be called, the whole In 1866, when he was only 16 coast territory, to meet water com- costume. It would be tho RECOGNIZED BY U. S. graduate Mexico wna described at the state house shouted for tellers and in a TO FOUKDATI S years old, Colonel Fuller volun- petition in the coast to coast and just regatta on the Schuylkill river. department today as having shown members were at service usual cutaway and topper with the 's lime was moment, Jammed teered for with Company K, coast to gulf trade, were exhaustive- (Ry The ABsocistet 1'reM.) Pennsylvania little change In recent weeks. It the head of the center aisle waiting 141st UJinois infantry. Ho was ly analyzed today in a report made addition of a spotless necktie and Yale'a 7: (72. was said that as a matter of course, for a chance to crowd and Washington, April 15. Recogni- through discharged the following year and to the interstate commerce commis- perhaps something new in the way tion was accorded the new govern- tho department was in constant be counted. Rise in Wheat Precipitates Immediately ' in the sion Examiner Disque, who re- of communication with seat the by a walking stick. ment of Guatemala today by tho George Every filled, gallerier One of Eighth Illinois cavalry. commended that the roads' appli- Hut mother was a United States. charge of the American Joined in the tumult. Guards who Wildest Scrambles Colonel Fuller was to cations be in but frankly Just SEMENOFF in Mexico but that In appointed rejected part little nervous. Announcement of tho action of embassy City, had kept the crowds ordeiv dur Since the of the West Pont in 1S69 and was grad- granted in several prtrticulars. Style makers have was IS the exchanges had developed noth- the American ing the day, let them shout as they Days uated The if the been sea- government four years later. He was report, accepted by cutting funny capers this made in the following statement ing to warrant an Immediate! pleased. War Markets. retired in 1904 with the rank of commission, will guide final decis- son and she vasn't quite sure change In tho policy of the admin- Kellcy Has last Word. . ions the new status rr.t!S. Issued by the state department: VD lieutenant colonel, but fourteen fixing i whether her new tailormade would "The ot state an- OF U. S. istration, i Representative Kelley, as chair- Amo-IrI- to On the main by which secretary (By Tlx Press.) years later he was called active proposal be the Tightest of things or nounced that the man of tho subcommittee, which 15 With "shorts" and detailed to li- railroads seek to establish lower right today president Chicago, April duty duty as that she had selected tho correct had recognized the new govern- INDICTS framed the bill with its provision struggling desperately to cover brarian at the general service rates from eastern producing terri- GRAND JURY of a navy with a of 67,000 In to Pacific coast than color for her bonnet. . ment of Guatemala." strength contracts a spectacular rise May schools. Fort Leavenworth. tory ports In recent has never TROOPS STATES 19 CINCINNATI MEN: . year there men less than a navy under the wheat today precipitated one of the In 1918 he was promoted to they maintain from the same points A Gay Procrshioii. arms conference treaty should have, on of to Salt Lake City, from windows it is been any considerable period when wildest scrambles seen the colonel. origin Spokane, Judging shop in Guatemala were CONSPIRACY CHARGED opponents claimed had the last board of trade since the days of Reno and other cities in going to be the gayest, brightest. governments multi-colore- not the United States. word in the long, debate. Half of the war markets. ' territory, the examiner most d procession New recognized by 15'.: as to the commission That of Manuel Estrada Cabrera, President Barrows of Un- Cincinnati, Ohio, April the house stood he started The which sent May proposed that dtry York has ever known. Canary, j attor- flurry the ' who ruled the for many George Remus, Cincinnati speak. As the gavel tapped the wheat up 8V4 to S cents resulted, tho necessary authority. Under TllirnlA, , nnrl vprmillinn- ...... nnriwinW...... ul, country of associates DEATH OF AN S lon-- j of the was and when it iversity California ney and eighteen warning that his time was up, the to from a titanic and short haul clause blue, mimosa yellow and jade green years, recognized, In indictments re- from the according reports, interstate commerce act such rate was overthrown on April 14, 1920, were named nine chairman, swinging away struggle for the control of millions all were on display and tlio Speaks a Good Word for turned late by tho fedorat Be established cha-peau- which today he was seeking to drive home, standards may not frocks were us as the tho Herrera administration investi-giftio- n point of bushels of the grain. commission gay was within grand Jury here, following namely, that the demand for the those mentioned as tak- by railroads without , succeeded it, recognized Former Cossack Leader. of an sec- Among examiner held of operations alleged increase came from navy yard this contest were James IS MOORNED BY approval, and the And if there was variety in color, a few months. Tho indictments al- ing partfi that tho commission was not yet Francisco La Tour, representa- (By Tho AMorlHlfl "liquor ring." tions, exclaimed: A. Patten, Arthur Cullen, Julius there certainly was variety in cut, Press.) lege conspiracy to divert liquor "Let me say this, we must not the able to show that the sea carriers and tive of the Orellana government In San Francisco, Calif., April lu. com Barnes, two Winnipeg men and had tho traffic situation stockings well, "gorgeous" make no state- Genera! from tho Soiabbs Distilling group of Individuals or affected seemed word to describe them. Washington would Gregorio Semenoff, former Edge-wo- od permit any Armour Grain company. to nn excep- the on the extension of attaman of the whose pany, Lawrenceburg, Ind.; any combination of localities to Other however, attrib- sufficiently justify Footwear, too, had a way of ment tonight Cossacks, company, Cincinnati; John Ik across reports, FRIENDS IN N. Y. tion. , financial entanglements led him to throw themselves the path uted the advance In price to how- breaking away from tho happy recognition. Park and Sons company. Cincin- world In the of world sharp Favorable recommendation, a New York jail, was termed "a of the goal a New York exporter and foreign was on railroad mean, and. indeed, it. seemed a bit nati, and other distilleries and progress and set by the ever, given appli- doubtful as to wether was friend of tlio American troops lu bonded warehouses. ne, buying. cations for power to grant the there FOUNDER OF COLLEGE Siberia," In a statement as pub- armament conference." The market opened dull and (By The Ansociated I'm.) any mean at all. Most of the men indicted are 15. Thu lower rates to Pacific coast ports ANGELES lished in tho Chronicle toduy by Madden Breaks In. without any premonition of the New York, April pass- on Louisiana and on Robert Robert Hatfield door DIES AT LOS said to be residents of Cincinnati. Into the debate to- of old sulphur from man David II. Barrows, president of the Breaking etorm. which was soon to rock the ing "Pop" Anson, grand coffee moving through Galveston at a giant department store of California. Presi- wards close. Chairman Madden man of was mourned to- orty-tw- o Amtoclatrd University the pit to its foundations. It became baseball, and New Orleans. On east-boun- d for years, was frankly (Hj The PreM.) was colonel of the committee an of his friends in 15. dent Barrows the of appropriations that there day by army coast Robert who Incident- Los April Tho Rev. Fifty-seven- a apparent early, however, traffic in wool from Pacific disgusted. Angeles, Infantry when that said he wanted to warn republl-can- New York. thirty-thre- e C. 70 Should was no big supply of wheat for ports it also was recommended ally never left his post for Barton Hagerman, years old, regiment guarded a railroad at Economy that If the right verdict did sale and the and ex- John McGraw and Hughey Jen- be allowed to except one day when for many years a professor at was a on it congestion Rob- that the carriers years Chita. Siberia, whero there not come today the vote, citement Increased as advanoes rap nings of the Giants; Wilbert give lower rates than on wool ship- he was ill, and who admits he's a Rethany college in West Virginia, clash between Semenoff's men and Begin At Home would come In November when Into loss orders. inson of Brooklyn club and their ments to same destinations bit of a critic on and who later founded tho in summer stop buying An-so- the milady's apparel an American outpost the they would be forced to explain Interests be- players, were told of Captain n' from inlnnd and the sinde contends that Is dead. college for women of 11118. to about Eastern and export points, style And the best place to start J why they had foiled bring came more aggressive os they saw death after the gamo yester- application of the Southern Pacific Gives HIh Opinions. at Lexington, Ky., is dead at his The educator said, accovding to Js the kitchen. economy, one of the objects hoped the embarrassment of the "bears" day at the Polo grounds. All were line for the to ma!:o similm In between when he home here after an illness of sev- the Chronicle: "General Seiiienofi butch- the nrms con- right whiles, Buying foods from the to be obtained by and, as a result of the competitive grieved. adjustment on canned gooi'.s ship wasn't opening tho door of a eral months.. is a human brute, a man to whom er and grocer Is a spot In the. ference. Mr. Madden asserted the orders in from out- Sport writers and a great num- east from California territory, Robert consented to death Is a but ho was a friend dol- add buying rushed ped limousine, give jest, household routine where amendment as adopted would side pcints, the local pit shorts ber of other persons who knew was likewise approved. his opinions. of the American troops in Siberia lars be saved. Too often In one sum to the admired and loved Anson, was recommended may $60,000,000 lump were caught in a vise, their strug- Captain It further that "There Is no such thing ns sty'.e and Just now Is much misunder It la the place where dollars total of 1233,000,000 carried in the In recalled his presence at the last the for lower rates cn -- gle to cover being shown a late applications now," he said. , "It's nothing but METAL MARKET stood.' are wasted falsi Ideas bill. to on world's series. Ho was one of tho sisal from the gulf to the Pa- taste. Tho Interview Dr. Bar- - through ' rally of three four points top ports There's a flagran disregards quotes of economy. Argues for Increase. of the early big advance. Mean- liveliest spectators, poking fun and cific ports be denied. ot saHorial conventions. rows as saying that Semenoff was For Instance. It Is sometimes Representative Padgett of Ten- while rumors told of frantic efforts swapping stories with other has and "one or tho fighting lead- democratic "Something happened greatest poor economy to buy th nessee, the former being made to. rush wheat from whoever It was once said what ers in the world, a man absolutely cuts of meat. The com-mitte- e. of condo- NERVOUS On cheaper chairman of the naval affairs the Missouri river markets to Chi- Scores of messages woman should wear must bo look- IS DUE without fear." one occasion, amount of food an.l Uie food which formerly prepared to on sales. lence and sympathy have been sent 8. 000 SRADES a according to the statement. Dr. one cago apply to ing for job. saw value for the price may bo the naval hills, made of the Captain Anson's family from "Women this year are wearing Barrows tho Cossack leader much lower than in the more principal arguments for the In- New York. Look at wounded four times by grenades In two exactly what they please. an with tho bolsheviki expensive cuts. crease, asserting the efficiency cf Captain Anson made trips 'em. TO COAL STRIKE engagement of the could not be maintained ECONOMY ORDER abroad as an American baseball The charge that Semenoff permit- Experts the Department navy TRANSFERRED ON "Paris talks of long skirts. They of Agriculture have worked all without It. Tho movement forthe player. In 1874 ho was a mem- seem do ted American troops to be murder- on slde'was ber of team don't very long, they? ed was declared duo to a misun- of this out for you in relation increase the republican the American that "They say colors are not exactly to economical use of meat in in the hands of Mr. McArthur, Mr. toured England playing baseball so (U.t The Asuorlstrd 'rem.) derstanding resulting from the bit- fashionable. Did yon ever see Ad- the home. is embodied In n Vare and Representative of and cricket. The players knew New York, April 15. The coal ter feud between Semenoff and It Rogers IS DIRECTED TO G E much color on this street before? was the in booklet covering the value of Massachusetts. little or nothing of cricket hut T is dead. strike principal factor miral Kolchak, After the Vare amend- their terrific offset their "No; stylo the steel market this week, as the "The Americans held the western meat as food, the amount ol adopting batting here every day for tho '.n food value in various cuts and ment the house, without division, other playing defects and they "Standing inroads made by the union the sector," added the Interview, "and few I've seen a change non-unio- n one offered success. In 188S past years, fields threatened to very it was necessary for Semenoff to their relation to meat prices, adopted by Representa- lad unexpected New 15. Tho coming. Now it's here. affect the of a the actual and the tive McArthur Increasing from ALL ARMY POSTS Anson toured the world with tho York, April year's one the seriously supply send train of troops across the apparent record for a short day on the stock "Once there was some Consequently the entire market was road guarded by Uncle Sam's cost of different cuts, meth- $93,000,000 to (107,000,000 the National league players' party who sat be- al- which exchango was broken by today's women called 'They,' very nervous and unsettled, troops. Colonel Morrow, who with ods of preparing meat for the amount carried for pay of officers Included John K. Tener then hind the scene and dictated what In vol- ' wild session In which 600,000 demand Increased the others Kolchak as table, and the of cost; and enlisted men in the next fiscal Associated a pitcher of the Chicago Whito though recognized reducing - (By The Press.) shares of stock hands the the rashlon was. I'ast year the ume and were flrn cr all Semenoff of meat In the diet. 15. Sox; A. G. Spaulding, John M. changed prices commander, requested year. Washington, April Orders first hour and 496,600 the second, women began to revolt. Now the around. first to get Kolchak's approval. This is a free government directing all army department Ward, Ed Hanlon and other noted revolt Is here." The iron was also In- Semenoff His men were offl figures. a total of 996,500 shares. pig market refused. publication. Our Washington corps area and commanding Th volume of business was so fluenced by the coal strike and sent on and were stopped at the Information Bureau will secure cers at posts, camps and stations In the twenty-tw- o years of lil.i were with a few fur- There diamond career the great that the ticker throughout prices higher American sector by outposts. a copy for any of our ieader. WEATHER j to "put Inte erieci. tv most drastic with Chicago the was from fifteen to naces already blown out on nccuun: was a dispute and firing broke out. who out and mails the possible-t- effect econ- club, Anson played in 2,250 games, day twenty clips regulations minutes behind In recording the T. B. CRABB. of the fuel situation. A few Americans were killed. Prac- coupon below. Enclose two omy," were Issued today by Secre- knocking out 3,013 hits and scor- was less activo but firm. the Russian force was J 1,666 runs in transactions. Traders who bought Copper tically all cents in stamps to pay postag, FORECAST. tary Weeks. The army personnel ing 8,947 times at or While the larger domestic consum- wiped out, they were mowed down name and is advi3ed that the appropriations, the plate, giving him a grand bat- sold stocks in amounts of less The Journal is pleased to an- and be sura your Denver, Colo., April 15. New than 100 shares found It nounce ers are believed to have bought almost to a man. address are written clearly on Mexico:. and which congress made for support ting average of .337, one of tho practically that It litis completed little since advanced "I do want to de- Sunday probably 192 Impossible to secure confirmation with Mr. Curtis very prices not to appear the lines of the coupon. ;w Monday, fair, colder. of the army for the fiscal year i greatest long distance records In arrangements above the 12 8 cent level, lrr fend Semenoff. Neither do I want were much reduced from the baseball history. His best of their trades. E. known to our readers been Arizona: Sunday, fair, colder; "very year The the gov- col- electrolytic, the market has to condemn him. He was a man fair. amounts that were estimated and with the war club was In 1887 annpuncement that as T. B. t'rabb, for a full well maintained with pro- ot in lead- FREDERIC J. RASKIN, ... , Monday, fis- ernment had concluded an agree- on very Iron, both courage and the appropriations for the next when he finished a season of 122 umn of his paragraphs our ducers showing no lack of confi- Director. ' ment with the Sinclair Oil com- on ership. In-to- LOCAL REPORT. cal year, which congress will prob- games with an average of .421. Ho editorial pago Monday dence In the outlook. "More than once he told me of The Albuquerque Journal will be less." 224 107 pany to develop tho Wyoming oil tomorrow. cents D. Conditions for the twenty-fou- r ably approve, amassed hits and scored mornings, Lead was marked up to five his Intense admiration for Ameri- C: A of de- runs en- fields, resulted In wild speculation Mr. is tho sumo formation Bureau. hours ended at 6 p. m. general consolidation, that year. "Pop" missed trabb given by the lending producer and was can troops. I know ho was earnest Washing yesterday, tachments Is directed for in this stock and issues of other freedom of ns out-sid- o I enclose herewith two recorded by tho heating tering the coveted .400 class by expression any hold still higher by some of the im his good will and support of the university: and purposes In order to In oil companies shared In the boom. to Jour- Is broad ef- cents In for return , 7.". messing just ono point 1881. other contributor tho Interests. Demand American force and made every stamps Highest temperature reduce the number of buildings to Nearly every stock in the oil group nal and is no means con- ac- on a free of the Lowest . ... , , , S9 by with April well sold up and May fort to enlist our aid before ho postage copy i ... bo heated and messes to be obtain- reached a new high for 1922. fined to with our poli- of tho Meat Booklet. 36 con- DISCUSS ROAD PROJECTS. agreeing bookings ahead previous cepted the offer of tho Japanese. Range ed. The order also directs the Equipment shares, steels, motors cies in bis utterances. On tlie month. "Whatever he did was with the Mean 57 solidation of post exchanges, and Santa Fe, 13. Delegations and other industrials shared in the still Name 8 m . . . . April other hand his comments have Zinc while firm, and quite sole aim of beating the bolsheviki. Humidity at a. . 20 e establishment or central heating from Socorro, Eddy. Rio Arriba, upward movement. In all forty uo Rlgnirh-nne- as to oar with a fair inquiry whom hated. I was with him Humidity at 6 p. m. $ mini- - policy. active, foreign he Street plants, "to see .that only the Luna, Lincoln and San Juan coun- stocks reached new marks for the Mr. Crabb has niado u large showed some slowing down from when he advanced through Mongo- Precipitation (i mum amount of coal is used to tlpn wpm htA trwlnv tn rilniMiM year. The stock transac- business. Wind 41 closing elrclo' of friends who will enjoy the recent large lian territory to Chlla fighting for velocity ...... provide for the actual comfort of with the, state tion did on ticker re- con- City ..; of projects highway not appear the his Increased ncllvlty nml Antimony Is firm, although the iillies. It w.is 1.10 miles, and ho Direction wind' Soutliwet those dependent upon such plants commission, at tne regular quar- until eighteen minutes after the ex- his heiilth. sumers havo forced his men in ten Character of , , joice at Improved apparently supplied through State day cleur for heat," terly jncctng. change closed, their wants lor the present. dajs." 16, 1922, Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April

Mand upon her altar they sacrifice Toronto and George E. Eodd, with shameless rites wnaiever is Camp Holablrd. New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. HAVE sacred to virtue or religion." CUTOFF IS 160 pounds: Otto Calllgson. THE WESTERN DIPHTHERIA IS FLAPPERS re- rliillerninkera nnd Welrierw. Miss Janet. Richards, lecturer, Camp Holablrd, Md. tC0 Tel. 1U41-- PRIVATE breed- John Williams, South Second St. SCHOOL FOR cently charged that "good 176 pounds: v J BEEN FLAPPING ing'' seems to be a thing of the past San Francisco; Edward Eagan SECRETARIES and can only Lnfer that mothers no G BUILT IfJ Harvard Law school ann Charleo trouble to instil BEIN Holablrd. Md. Eighth Street and TIJcras FOR CENTURIES longer take tho S MRS A. Hoffman, Camp Avenue. into their children s minus me line Heavyweight: Gordon Munce. Journal warn ads get results ideals of womanhood which New Har- A distinctly special school high Tork; Edward Eagaln, We are were once given to ihem." But as vard, and John Williams, San In an Ideal location. Uy FRKDERIC J. RASKIN. In the as 18S4 we FE ROAD BUTTLES sec- SLOWLY New 16. Lei far back past FISTIC Francisco. successfully preparing COUNTY York City, April Und Mrs. Sherwood registering the Sfil retaries, accountants, ste- who- the bad Glass-Lumb- those bemoan bold, "The American Shield er corre- of the modern take same complaint. King George, who has the priv- Wind nographers, typists, ways flapper mamma," wrote Mrs. Sherwood, to me C. BAI.DHIIKIK I.UMIlltn CO. and other office heart. In a few more years she Imperial Correspondence Jocrnnl.) (B.T The Aioelated Preen.) ilege of selecting the titles by J spondents "treats her beautiful daughter as if 421 South First SI reef. I'hon 402. Join our enthusi- Five will be enduring her share of grief of Las Vegas, N. M., April 15. Mass., April 15. Virtu- which all members of the royal workers. Health Office Gives - she were a very common piece Boston, student envy as an even wuuer scn- and as if .she could That the Santa Fe railway is at a new of amateur boxers, shall be has de- astic body. Reasons for of tne.Uon before her out- - Delft indeed, ally crop family known, Spread flaps daringly drift down the stream of life work on the Coimor cutoff, surveys with a few hardy animals scat- cided that his daughter since her lageu vision. iwusevi muo. all vessels to - : Antitoxin Is Also has bad knocking other pieces for which were made twelve years tered the list, is seeking marriage shall be officially desig- Disease; tory shows that every ago but herself." will It through In tVtn Circular is who escaping injury ago, and likely complete the honors n.to tmrt l9 Cure. recalcitrant young people a Myth. within a year, was the that national championship Las- - a rebelled the discipline Cliaperones Always report two-da- y Princess Mary (Viscountess H. CARNES have against .3 this The entries for the C. and caused great Much of the modern flapper' President V. K, Jones, of the cham- year. have of their elders ber of commerce, made to title tournament which is to cclles). ' SPECIALIST" IN OCt'LAH Eight eases of diphtheria anguish to the public-spirite- waywardness Is attributed to a lack Friday In and of tho loud of cliaperonago on the part of her tho Rotary club. Mr. Jones re- begin here Monday night, was an- REFRACTION been reported Albuquerque Take a few samples viewed the benefits that would ac- COAL In last laments on the subject of flapping mother, but as a matter of fact nounced today by Thomas Kanaly, 107 S. Fourth. Phone 1057-- its 'Immediate vicinity, the in seem crue to Las Vegas by the building recently appearing In our daily chaperones this country athletlo manager of the Boston A. 1 ton clays. and compare them with always to have been largely a myth. and operation of the cutoff, among MOTHER anti-toxi- n newspapers be an show four champions or VSoon after diphtheria, those written at various periods in Even In days, we which would increase in shop A., only Large Sized A PA as curative to be found in are told Mrs. Alice Morse Earle, forces here and the possible estab- former champions entered in eight btqamo available a the past (plenty are by division effi- archives of our libraries) and in . her interesting book, "Colonial lishment of headquarters. classes. Only two of them are Fancy Eg? PAletlU ajMit, it was found to he bo the The road has been built from Dcdge you will at once be struck by their Times and Good Wives," "young titllsts of last year. cient a remedy when given early Listen to this: men escorted young girls to danc- - City, Knnn., to Elkhart, Kansas., Child's Bowels with Gallup H uncanny similarity. and will connect with main The list is more nearly repre- Open and sufficient doses, that tv, triri nf ihn neriod is a crea- - inff parties and also accompanleu the LUMBER . was that tho end of dance was line at Coimor. Mr. Jones believes sentative of the several sections of Lump $11.00 predicted ture who dyes her hair and paints them home after the and of Canada "California Fig Syrup" as a (serious scourge ns articles of her finished." And although the auto tl.at Las Vegas would be the logi- the country than GLASS PAINT diphtheria ir.r (not the first cal division ever before. The Paclflo coast, SPLIT RED CEDAR 'was In the near future. There has religion; whose sole idea mobile, to which Is ascribed bo headquaters. a marked reduction In the personal iniuultv." was not known in Soryo years ago the Santa Fe the southern states, the middle CEMENT PLASTER ;tecn of life is plenty of fun and luxury; much several domin- denth rnto and a is of those driving evi- made surveys from here to Vaughn west, the east and diphtheria and whose dress the object days, and from here to Fort ion In the last year of wing of the sickncFs rate since the such thought and intellect as she dently was, Judging by some pro- Sumner, provinces of hut has tests of the which are approximately straight development of the amateur spar- advent antitoxin, diphtheria possesses. The girl of the period period. cut- box- ts dreaded Some south, and whore the Santa Fe ring game all have produced Aztec Fuel Co. still a pestilence. clone away with such mural Indeed, the modern flapper be Albuquerque Of reasons out- for oth- off could connected with. At ers regarded as worthy of nation- the why diphtheria as consideration might also herself gasp if suddenly It was breaks and deaths conle for counsel or re- bold damsel of that time the intention to al championship competition. Phone 251 diphtheria ers, or regard confronted with the build the Belen cutoff and the con- last at least Co. Ttiuch more frequently than they buke. If a sensible fashion lifts the eighteenth century. Miss 192a In the year three Lumber Kbould ns follows out the she raises nection between Las Vegas and the national amateur boxing cham- L. Pres. are a gown of mud, mav pride herself upon her capaci Helen cutoff, which would enable to JOE MILLER, 1. In manv cases of diphtheria 'hers midway to her knee. She talks ty for cigarettes and home brew, pions advanced the prize ring. 423 North First Street or auu oy the road to haul freight through The title holders contending the ch Id makes leps complaint sinner as glibly as a man, but she has not yet adopted tne New Mexico of throat leads the conversation habit her proto- northern and at the again include Gordon Munce of 'pain and pnreness the preference prevalent among same time avoid the heavy than is made in to cloubttui Kuojecis. types of tho year 1731 namely, grades New Tork, heavyweight, who will usually at Raton and at Glorlota. Such h Ea-ga- n pore throat, and so the phy-pici- lf it were not for tho one word the delicate inhalation of snuff. have as a contender Edward line also would shorten the distance of Denver, Colo., of Is not called early when the "midway," one would scarcely guess That it was not accepted with the state and would result formerly : criticism was eld- through Yale, and now a student at Har- chances for cure are the best. that this vitriolic equanimity on the part of her in much now ' In Mrs. E. Linton, ers let- freight going via vard. Eagan has held both the 2. In those cases penned by Lynn s is shown by the following frequent Helen being diverted over the new 175 and :vhich a positive diagnosis cannot once popular English novelist, ter, signed "Old Subscriber," which be pound heavyweight 1888. are so accus- line. It may that the road is and seeks both BUSINESS Tie made nt the first visits, the pa early as We was published in his favorite jour- conte... im- crowns, again. LBUQUERQUE COLLEGE tomed to having the late war 1731: plating the. elaborate Charles who won the tient is not put on the safe side nal of May 31, provement Las Vegas business men jenkisson, of the doubt administration blamed for all the giddy behavior "This trick of snuff 145 title last year as a resident LWAYS OUISES by the it is something silly taking have heard. If such a system of has ETTEF( of antitoxin. of the present that Is attended with a cocquet air In cutoffs is make of Los Angeles, entered this ' of a shock to discover that the completed, it will from Toronto. 4 3. In advanced and critical cas- some young (as well as older) gen- Las Vegas a big rail center, year Tommy ef other eras were also mas- shop O'Malley, a student of Universi- hes when the prompt neutralization llappers A.i tlewomen, and such a sedate according to plans of the company Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of is a considered hopelessly wayward. culine one in others that I cannot re- ty of Pennsylvania, former 185 now will of the diphtheria poison ques- has prob- made several years ago. The "California Fig Syrup" tion of life and the anti- a matter of fact, there tell which most to complain of, but on re- pound tltulist, is another clean the little bowels denth, never been a year since the port, coming the heels of a men thoroughly SPECIALIZE toxin is given simultaneously in- ably they are equally disagreeable. As port that the road intends running Several army of Camp and In a few hours you have a well, days of Adam and Eve when some to 4t for ac- Md., also are entered. stead of intravenously where It Is not been lifted those who take pretty freight as well as passenger en- Holablrd, playful child again. Even a cross, IF YOU'D SUCCEED neu- querulous voice has tion to fill little intorvals of The entrants by classes include: lua .immediately available for tho the heedless dissipations up gine through here with no stops feverish, constipated child loves tralization of tho diphtheria up against discourse, I can bear with them; for rouncinotise or machine shop 112 pounds: Ray Fee, San Fran- taste, and mothers can Learn the of youth. but then must not use it when and M. H. Goodwin, "fruity" Today is the day of the Specialist. thing that poison. some Mrs. com- they work, was gladly heard by Rotary, cisco, Camp rest easy because it never fails to 4. isolation of even Thus, Grundy, another is speaking who ought to which voted to assist the Santa Fe Holablrd, Md. to you and you have a good chance to prosper. Prompt several decades ago on the to work all the sour bile and poisons appeals cases of is de- plaining be heard with too much respect in every way possible In obtaining 118 pounds: H. DomeniconI, Snn of stomach and we and learn diphtheria way dressed to attract atten- admit of at time from right out the Investigate the business courses are teaching layed, thereby increasing needless- girls offering that necessary land here for shops and Francisco, and Ray Alsano, St. bowels without griping or upsetting the number of "carriers." tion, added philosophically: hand to hand the snuff box, terminals. Louis. about the success of our graduates. ly "llut has not, in every epoch, tho "But Flavilla is so far taken with 126 Kan- the child. , 5. The carrier question Is too to pounds: John Kenney, want only race-ol- d instinct of the female her behavior in this kind that she sas and H. Domenlconi. Tell your druggist you & often overlooked. Persons exposed her so as to attract City, Mo., the "California Fig Syrup" Phone 627. May Hosking, Proprietors cases of receive bedeck body pulls out her box (which is Indeed ANCIENT CITY LEAGUE San Francisco. genuine to diphtheria may the male, through whom alone she full of in the middle which has directions for babies and Korber in their throats tho led ex- good Brazile) 130 pounds: Charles Wurtz, Sit. on bot- Building diphtheritic can achieve her destiny, to of the sermon, and to show that BASEBALL TEAM MEETS E. children of all ages printed Infection where It may Louis and D. Lammor, San "Call-fornla- ." multiply tremes, extravagances, even vulgar- she has the of a well-bre- tle. Mother, you must say nnd thus he a danger to their as- ities? Doubtless every savag'j audacity ST. MICHAEL'S TODAY Francisco. woman she offers it to the 145 pounds: Charles Jenkisson, Refuse any Imitation. sociates, though the carriers may tribe harbors some shameless minx, men as well as to the women who (evelop no noticeable symptoms who, by her daring manner of put sit next to her. But since this (Speelnl Correspondence to The Journal.) two sources In- by There are main of ting on or taking on a single oruu. time ali tho world knows she has a Santa Fe, April 15. Santa Fe's fection: actual cases of diphtheria brings down on her head the vials fine hand I am In she big league team will get down to carriers. who hopes may and diphtheria of wrath of the older women, give herself no future trouble in the exhibition game period tomor- wonder what her mother can be this matter. row, when tho team from St.' M- thinking of." "On Sunday sevennight, when ichael's college will nfford a good Hud Girls of tho Eighties. came out. Castillo were not they about for the offering, work and Qulnlan Even the prim eighties she gave her charity with a very will form the battery for tho col- sufficiently print to satisfy many good air, but at the same time lege. Martinez and for the of the citizens of the period. Lopez H. S. good A. asked the church warden if he city team. Art Weiss, tho south- The Class of Mrs. J Sherwood's enior According to ohn would take a pinch. Pray sir (to paw w'no was the mainstay of the "40" "Manners and Social Usages' eon-tra- ct the think these In New editor) of things box last season, has signed a (1884), observers of society In time, and you will Sir, nnd is on rnm Mex- INDUCES York and In those day oblige, coming PRESENTS Washington your most humble servant." ico City, where he played ball all found it to be "a record of drunk Ancient races 1'nliitod. n bad manners and the fall nnd winter. Qtiintana, enness, flirtation, The use of cosmetics by flap- heavy hitting backstop, will be gossip, backbiting, divorce and pers was also slander." strenuously objected hrought from Denver. "Bambino" to In those days, not altogether Oallegos. with the Far back In 1819, apparently, without reason, since Albuquerque conditions were as bad. In beauty "spe- nrays last Reason and later in the SO . just cials" were not in a state of THE Humphrey's Number "Forty" In' this we find Miss Emma wn-lar- d high Texas league, has been worklnt! duces Ueposw and Natural, Re- year perfection then, so that numerous out for somo weeks and to 3 MSE" making an "Address to the deaths from resulted. ought freshing Sleep, the Members poisoning be at the top of his slugging form No (Spiate, or Public, particularly Husbands were averse Narcotic, Dope of the Legislature of New York," to particularly when the season opens. Ban Or- babit forming Drugs having their wives use face in- - A Acts Strictly in which she beseeches that body which aversion tlz, manager, says the present Melodrama in Four Homeopathic. to contribute aome instant means paint, concerning dlcations nro that the season will I'cels Like a Bird some amusing tales have been writ- In the Morning for educating the young females ten. he tho beat that the city has had A Patron says: "When I took of the state "as a possible panacea for many years. dope, to put me to I felt Thus, we are told that one lady sleep, for the frivolity of the time." of high degree was accustomed to rotten the next day; since I have "Not content with doing nothing Jotirnp.l Want Ads Rrlng Results taken Number when I using the cheapest white paint pos- "Korty" to promote their country's welfare." sible, which she left on for so School Auditorium In long H awaken the I chil- morning feel she declared, "like pampered a time that it had to be igh like a hlrd." revel in its scraped no. dren, they prosperity off with a knife. In another case Price, 8c and SI, at Prus Stores, or and scatter it to the winds with sent on receipt of price, or C. O. D. Par- recorded by a gossipy diarist, a CURED HIS cel Post wanton profusion, and, still worse, disgusted spouse chased his wife IlumnhrejV Homeo. Medicine Co.. IS they impriscn its source by diffus- around the dinner table with a TWO NIGHTS Williams Street, New Turk. Medical ing a contempt for useful labor. ' knife "to catch her and wipe the Book Free. To court pleasure their business: RHEDMATISM! of paint eff her face with a napkin within her temple, in defiance because he thought it to be the Humphrey's "Seventy-seven- " the laws of God and man, they cause of her ill health." breaks up Colds that on. have erected tho idol of fashion, "I am eighty-thre- e old and 1 APRIL Besides yen hang such lurid Incidents of doctored tor 1 the the case of rheumatism ever tine I past, the recent Cflmo out of the army, over 60 ycara ago P. M. Admission and Arkansas who was i.me many 1 8 50c 75c flapper expelled mneri, ipent money freely from school for using a lipstick, for 'cures' and I have renil pales into insignificance. In fact. about 'Uric Acid' until I could almoit V: there Is nothing like a lone look taste It. I could not ateeD nleht. or at the past to make us walk without pain; my hands were ao appreciate sore and stiff I could not hold a pen Reserved Seats at Matson's Tuesday, April 18 the present, with all of its curiosi But now I am attain In active business ties even the flapper. and can walk with ease or write all day Unusual with comfort. Group Friends are surprised ai nsmitisliii STOCK t:.e change." You might Just as well at COMPANY OPENS tempt to put out a fire with oil as try to get rid of your rheumatism, neuritis EASTER ATTRACTION AT and like complaints by taking treatment "St supposed to drlva tlrlo Acid out of your CRYSTAL OPERA TONIGHT oiooa ana Douy. it took Mr. Ashelman of fifty years to find out th truth. He Is learned how to get rid of the true caue Tonight the ononis nlirht f of hla the Ferris-Tayl- rheumatism, other disorders, and Stock company' recover his strength from "Tha Inner iwo wccks- engagement at the Mysteries," now being distributed free IT H who over 9 Crystal opera house. Every city by an authority davoted twenty TO) Smart where this comnanv hns visits hn. yeara to the aclenUflo study of this effered capacity houses their troubla. If any reader of "hv Journal' during wishes "The Inner of Hheu-r- , cnBUKHmeni, Which Mysterlea that the proves atlsm" overlooked by doctors and scl- - public is hungry for the entlata for oenturlea past, simply send spoken drama, being a delightful a post earn or letter to H. p. Clear Models change from the water. No. 661-- 0 Ualnc E movies. Not only Street, Hallowell, do they make a Sena now. lest you forget! If not a suf good impression cut out this notice and with the local theater-goer- s, but ferer, hand this with many who seldom good news and opportunity to soma f- - There is no doubt shows attend flicted friend. All who send will receive of any kind, tho explanation It return mall without found in by any charge that school being the clean high-grad- e wnatever. high acting and wholesome com- young men know edy. The excellent singing between tho acts by the famous quartette. G SA what's what in cloth- Toby," the comedian, has a real spark of the big-tim- e comedian, Summer Session I ing. They have a nat- .cvr lamng to get all of his TOY iT. " '. a 'a lner 'a a riot of fun ural interest in per- iiiie ne is on the stage. Ferris June 10 Jnly 20 Six Weeks Taylor leading man of the com- sonal dress which is pany, has one of the deepest rich- State University of est bass voices, to difficult to k critics according local New Mexico 'satisfy wherever he plays. So to- CONTINUED night s performance at the David 8. Ph. D., unless a store spe- of Crystal mil, LL.D, the Taylor players, in the four-a- ct President cializes as we do comedy drama, "The Church B. and Its People" will live lynn Mitchell, Ph.D., the long In Dean of Summer Session in the newest ideas memory cf those who enjoy a good laugh and look forward to the Albuquerque, N. Mex. and last minute tend- brighter side of life, as it Is con- feet sidered Altitude, 5,000 encies i n by all doctors that a good COVHSKS In EDUCATION, younger lj, muK.i is me pest health ARCHAEOLOGY, CHEMIS- men's Wr'd- - MORE young wear. Cme and ONE W TRY, ENGLISH, HISTORY, EEK lauthtToby. HYGIENE, HOME ECO- NOMICS, LATIN, MATHE- We are showing an CONTRACTS TO DELIVER MATICS, MUSIC, PHYSICS, unusual group of ad- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. THIS IS THE SALE THAT HAS TURNED ALL OF 4,000 HEAD OF CATTLE PSYCHOLOGY, SPANISH. ALBUQUERQUE vance models for FACULTY Includes men and (Special Correspondence, to women with credentials of these young chaps The Journal.) TOPSY-TURV- Y. who desire iorasourg, m. m April 15. rraduate training in leading particu- uiruuKn tne errorts of the First jnlversltles. lar and distinctively National bank of Lordsburg, J. u ItECKKATlOJf Cook Popular individualized clothes of the well known cattle buy lectures. Visits to moun- ing; urm or jonnson & Cook of tains, Indian villages, an- WE HAVE TAKEN ANOTHER DEEP CUT IN PRICES FOR FINAL WEEK!! Willcox has just closed contracts ient ruins may be made. that will deliver In May and Octo- rs swimming pool, ber about four thousand head of iloep under blanket every $28.50 ycariings, two-ye- old co its and night of summer. JEWELRY AT BELOW COST The price for the Bulletin upon request ad- DIAMONDS, WATCHES, yearlings Is f 23, the dressed to the Registrar. Ses- $28 and the three-year-ol- $36. General Fees, $12.60 for $32.50 $35 Six months ago the price of the sion.- $20.00 for long yearlings, which are now two- - of state. i s, room on year-oia- wag only $18. Ronrtl and campus, J25.00 to $30.00 per month. $100 Diamond are for REMEMBER and $45.00 CONTRACT AWARDED, Accommodations EMTT'SJne. N. M.. 15. limited number only. Remit iucumcari, April advance re- The contract for the Wheatland five dollars for This is our first sale in ESTABLISHED 1883 Ring FREE . "..o.JiiLmicu Knooi was servation. mm ween Dunaing Opportunity for vacation 205 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE awarded to Kd Hall, lo- - and recreation In the 40 it is Every Purchase made at wnose Did was 113 study years, and the Mail Orders Filled. "1 contractor, "Well Country." Promptly our store 800. Mr. Hall also has the con- great this week en L WASHBURN CO. tract for for teachers, college ever held in titles the building of the Porter students and adults seeking greatest STORE OPEN EVENINGS. you to a chance. 11001 nouse, wnich building, Mr, I Hall states, is ready to roof. We Are Also Giving a $100.00 Diamond Ring SAVE YOUR SALE SLIPS Exclusive Clothiers. Universi- Albuquerque's Address Registrar, FREE Conclusion of This Sale. In ty of New Mexico, Albuquer- at the Holland nearly one hundred que, New Mexico. women have graduated as engi- neers uuring the past two decades, 1G, 1922. April ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three.

WHEN THE CORONER'S JURY JUSTIFIED BECK KILLING LAND COMPANY FILES itors includes tho United Statu TIGER ATHLETES PTHPinnrM government $110,000. claimed fur 'V m !IW'pji"min SANITARY SCORE' yy BANKRUPTCY PETITION taxes. in- o C m Income That of assets f f GiiM.yo ill cludes "one 1 1 1 1 church, $100." ..Tho n r n i sr. v, ..,-. : .'.WW ...v. i ft .V ,:v.:: V.'.v.v...... inr rn nu A .WW .!"' If (By The Assiiclnlcil Press.) company has large holdings In Ne- HI OF OAIRIES FOR CHECK OF Marysville, Calif., April 15. A vada and California. K has been fllit niiMDLtu IKE petition in bankruptcy was filed reported for some days that tho today by mo ryramid Land and Guaranty Trust company of N Stock company of Reno, New, al- York planned to foreclose o i S5 TO 45 leging liabilities of $1,230,000 and of tlw company's property un BEARS, QUARTER ISSUED TAX VALUATIONS assets of $1,051. The list of Cred a trust deed. , i . of California De- University Many Dairies Make Almost Committee of New Mexico From feats Track Team Perfect Score Under New Cattle and Horse Growers the of Missouri University City Ordinance; 85 Is Association Will Receive at Berkeley. Qoldct VZule $Yore Perfect for Dairies. Reports Here April 20. ALBUQUERQUE. N ME.K. ' (By The Associated Vten.) the new Albu- tax AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRIT Berkeley. Calif., April 15. Uni- Operating under The committee of the New querque dairy laws which affect all Mexico Cattle and Horse Grow- - versity of Missouri Tiger track ers' association will meet tho Uni- dairies milk into the city, at was defeated the bringing j team, by dairies association offico. here April i!0 of 85 to 45, In practically all of the county 9 in to versity California, stand- at o'clock tho morning a dual meet here today. have brought their sanitary receive the reports of the various None of the marks of the meet ard up to a high point of efficien- county representatives who have records. It was Mis- cy as is shown in the dairy report been tho land approached "Officer checking grazing souri's first outdoor competition Issued by County Health and cattle tax appraisals. A com- this year and although the visi- l'r. o. C. West yesterday following mittee composed of T. M. Mitch- tors had fifteen men to Califor- the inspection of all dairies for ell, of Albert; W. Ii. Morley, of fourteen were unnble the firut of the year. and Victor nia's they quarter the Magdalena, Culberson, to hold down the lead of the In grading the dairies in of Silver City, was appointed to Bear which won national reports, a grade of 85 have of the districts which team, the following re-n- charge championship last is tho highest which can be were mado by tho stato tax com- year at the meet of the inter- n slightly mission nnd to gather data for the association of amateur higher can bq secured association from of tho dis- collegiate grade ma- each athletes of America. Scene at the --iqi ?st in the Heck-D- murder case. Lclt to 11. W. Dick, business associate of through the uso of unusual tricts. of right. Judie such as Is used by the Co- Captain Brutus Hamilton the Day; Moman Pruielt, chief counsel for Day; Judge Jean P. Day, and Mrs. Jean P. Day; court attache. chinery a Each member of tho committee visiting team, who holds the Am- operative Dairy which- mado named a representative for each erican decathlon record, wag the The possibilities that iudee Beck, slain in the lurist's home, man to kill a grade of 86 or over what would county in tho district and tho person attempting sanitary high point winner of the day Jean P. Day will ever be brought are nil since the coroner's nry to ruin his home. Day and his regularly bo a perfeot county reports will be made at with thirteen; Johnny Merchant, to trial in connection with the justified the killing ' upon the wife testified that Beck attacked score. the meeting April 20. The land California's versatile star, mp.de murder of Lieut. Col. Paul W. ''Oklahoma The names of a few of the nnd cattle valuations will be code," which allows a her during her husbanu's absence. re-- nt eleven. Hamilton won the bro .d dairies do not appear In tho carefully checked and cases Jump, placed second In the Jave- vet finished their where the valuations seem exces- lin and shot put and third In the improvements, and Dr. West stated, sive, will take tho matter up with discus and pole vault. Merchant NEW MEXICO'S PROBLEMS NATIONAL yesterday that Jt would not be fair the tax official- - 100-yar- had had won the d run and the SOVIET RUSSIA to score them until they shot put and took third in the -- o- -- o- -- o- -- o- -- o- -- o- -- o- -- o- a chanco to maka tho improve He failed to ments1. WIN tennis norm.Es. Javelin. qualify in the BoHton, 17. Jay Gould broad Jump. The scores for the various types April of milk as ft and .1. Wear, of Philadelphia play- Missouri took two first places, CHILD WELFARE ESPECIALLY VITAL S reported yesterday won the 220-yar- d OVERRUN BV health office follow: ing through champions, Burrill winning the run the national amateur court tennis and Hamilton the broad Jump. Dairy, Finished 56 doubles championship again today. Waddell, Missouri, who has high product They defeated G. H. nnd Jumped six feet and one Inch and Guaranteed Milk, Fearing 85 Y. V. Rhodes of Boston In straight who was expected to win his STATE CLUB FEDERATION IS ON JOB STREET noddy sets. event was out of form BAITS Individual Scores. today, and S2.5 stood third to Muller and Treyer, 1. Itubbell L A in 3.KJ California, who tied for first at BY KOK.V HEMRY-MKACHA- "Most of the stukes have ac- Christ ...81.5 recent Sunday service a 1039 Girls' Drew five 3. Mann 80. G leading Methodist church in To- J0o feet eleven inches. It la always an event when one cepted tneir allotment under this Highwaymen Generally Take ronto was , The Missouri team leaves hero 4. Phillips, J. I, 80.5 conducted entirely by of our citizens if) quoted in "The act, but Massachusetts has turned - 80. women, even to tho of tomorrow for Los Angeles, where Victims' Clothes in Addi- 5. Puller preaching Hints of n changing waist line, a novel arrangement of drap- Litornry Digest." in that periodi- down this aid. If New Mexico tl. 80. the sermon. Women and com- it ntts Occidental college tn a tion to t'amfordani girls ery or sleeve, the latest Idea in decoration each finds its place dual meet cal of April 8 occurs the mothers and babies could have Their Watches, 7. Merrilt .78. prised tho choir, acted as ushers. Wednesday. It will following: what Massachusetts not in the leave for the east "A woman from New Mexico, n does want,! 8. Kio crando Inds. School.. 78. Thursday. wo couiu use cent ana more. Money and Jewelry. 9. 77.6 prominent and public-spirite- d citi- every Vivian PICTORIAL REVIEW FASHION BOOK MAY It is impossible for the east to 10. C. for zen of her state, was vis- (By The Axsurlntcd Smith. J. '7 recently conceive of the limited means we I'rgss.) 11. 7B. EASTER MESSAGE IS iting in New England, where sho . Moscow, 15. Soviet Russia Loudon have here and of our great obsta April 12. 70. Pictorial Review Patterns and Guides for heard much about states' rights. cles. has been swept by a. wavo of street lyers ISSUED BYDE VALERA Should New Mexico take entire banditism 13. lllnmenshine 7!i. Cutting and Construction They seem to have more Interest that rival.i recent crime M 75. care' of Its own problems? She epidemics In the United States. 14. Williams, J. The Associated in the problems cf Europe than of 1! Coon 74.5 20 cents to 35 fonts Xone Higher Iy Prnw.) said: "What do you mean by its New Mexico. Until a few months ago Moscow Dublin, April 15 the Asso- own New Mextoo is 10. MVsif 74. ciated (by problems! "We have no hospital surprised foreign visitors by the 73.5 Press.) Eamon de Valcra very poor. Ita pioneers its ranch- exclusively of its even late 17. .lacobson today issued an for children In the state, though safety street, at IS. Gilbert 73. Kastor message ers and miners did look out there is one night, but now it is no safe than to the young men in process of construc- 111. Arias 73. pa and women of for themselves. Hut now New tion in federa- New York or Chicago and the list This is . Pictorial Review Albuquerque. The 20. TK'l 73. Ireland, in which he said: Mexico has become the final ref-ug- o tion of crimes is while Frato men of women's clubs owns a growing steadily, 21. Hrewer 72. 'Young and young women for people dying of tubercu- in Petrograd, Odessa, Kiev ttnd other 7 ALLMN BRUCS - building, partly furnished, Santa 71. Jrelaml- 'he goal is nt last In losis. Men und women come to cities are to bo even worse. Sella YEHYONK IS Interested eight. Stand Fe, by eight acres of reported 23 Siliirlr 71. together. Ireland is New Mexico, already hopelessly ill. ground, which could easily bo con- Holdups, burglaries, murders In In life Insurance because Pattern Week yours for the taking. Take it." and die and leave de- 71. E It dcaN with u they there verted into a for children the principal streets and battles 24Wllfy fiS.D problem hospital 2.". Mlekush s pendent children, children often up to six years of age, or it is with the Moscow police havo oc- wliU-- vitally iifl'ci-l- each in- EGAX FOUND GUILTY. with tuberculous tendencies, for us available for simihir curred in such numbers 2il. Fakes fix. dividual of u of any purpose great that 27. GS. Sioux Falls. S. to take care of. They como from that the association decide tho Moscow soviet has decreed that Strong a Mute, nf a mil Ion. It Is es- We wish to call attention to D., April 15. may 2S, S'alji 67. Ueorpe W. Egan, three times a New York and from Illinois and This child welfare association Is din immediate steps shall bo taken to sentially u home problem, nnd Window-Entit- randidate for from Massachusetts como ttnet from the state child welfare situation. 29. Sehulmointer 67. as to all the our Central Avenue led governor of Soutn they "liquidate" the 60. B just tntiTCstlng IJakota, was from all or the country, nnd bureau (which was created an of bucIi situations 30. Chado inciiilH-r- s of it as It is found guilty tonight parts by "Liquidation" 31. 65. family by a Jury tn circuit court of a they leave to ug this tr;y?ic burden. act of the legislature! but was in Kussla generally means shooU Apodaca to lis head. And still Is formed the women taW 32. Williams, W. A 04.5 ShS!8 0t, m,M"S fraudulent people say that health by of the lng on nluht of persons caught in This little fcadire, which to insurance purely a state problom. as a supplement to nny child wI-tar- o tho act of robberies, or exe- Ilaw Milk. will appear In this same companies In in speedy 1. Tticks RS. Pictorial Review Pattern connection with the of "Fortunately most of tis are be- work the state. cution uf'er conviction. space rvery Sunday, will bo Economy' his summer Burning ginning to realize that what touch- "The Kockefeller Foundation re- One issue of tho 2. Sherer S3. devoted to discussions home two years ago. newspaper 3. homely Sentence will be es one of us, touches us all, nnd cently opened a hospital in China. Pruvda fomo fifteen hold- Matthews 82. of the various of life passed Monday reported 4. phases Here will find cards forth the actual that it is important to every Amer- Surely they havo overlooked New ups, several burglaries nnd the dis- AlexaiHlii SI, Insurance, mid particularly to you setting Mexico fi. . SO. l'a-oit- ican for babies to be well born in in locking for a field where covery of two be dies, apparently of Powers the various policies of tho lc cost of garments made from the material shown: New Mexico and New York. In a spectacular demonstration of what persons who had been rolibed, 6. Phillins. B. T 79. Ii Mutual Life Insurance 7. .1 Thread, trimming and Pictorial pattern included. SEAUED North Dakota and in North Caro- could bo accomplished for sick, killed and thrown into cellars. Prandebury 77. Company, which, by the way, 088 lina." and tuberculous Somo of these affairs have occur-e- d 8. Coleman "8. has already written nioro than In children might be on. We have in the 9. '. 77. On display are: a woman's costume, a child's We New Mexico know just put principal streets. Trapp n iiaiter million dollars of ' who it is among us that is so in- the climate nnd the best milk goats Russian hitrhwavmen irenerallv 10. P.evnolds 76. insurance In .lliinticrn,m so dress and combination suit, a man's shirt and union mm terested in the welfare of children in the United States but that Is ns(take not omy no r.ioney, ewehy 11. C. F. ft L 76. fur this year a notable suit. that, even going away for a rest, iar uu wo lire uimh iu go. nun, ana watctieo or tneir victims nut 12. Beckham ...... 76. record. mm even our small in Santa in 13. 81 CSS yet takes the exhausting and In- beginning also their outer nnd sometimes Pecker 7i. This column will contain we wo 1 4. These well and neat- ie, JJalrd has absolute proof tliut exhaustible with her. re might demonstrate what r.er clothing, leaving them to run Pe.emek .74.R news of Interest to Pacific garments are .made' very Tuberculosis can be In subject could do with these two aids in so. .74..1 healed nil cllmatus "I would like to amplify that heme naked or nearly Clothing 15. Cnrcia. K Mutual policy holders. It has ly finished. They are a credit to the sim- by THli INHALANT METHOD. Kesults way that would attract natlcnnl a' is worth more than money in Ilus-si- a. 16. Russell .74. certainly are nation-wide- .. paragraph," said Mrs. Max Nord' been selected as nn economi- tentlon, if we but make a begin .. 17. (J. C .73.5 plicity of the Pictorial Review Patterns and Cutting The is Just one of let- haus, "by saying that about 50 per Cox, cal means of reaching till of following many Somo of accord- r jj ters belng- continuously received from cent of the children of the nlng. the highwaymen, 18. Thomas them week ami their Guides. higher W. 1 rneli, thorn who re- Mrs. Frank Parker, of Santa ing to reports, quite polite 9. French !73 r have recovered and are grades in Albuquerque schools rep- is adopt ininilK-- Is 'growing by great covering. resent hero from Fe, president of the child welfare manners. At Petrograd one bandit 20. Clark & Murdoch .72.5 anil bounds. None of models shown Okla., March 31, 1922. I parents coming association and will to al. leaps the are the work of a '"Fairfax, states. sen- speak la said to have stopped a number 21. Ferguson .72. If nre head of have been the Inhalant Kemedy one other Dast year in the the women you the a seamstress. using of the second district of men in the street, asking them, 22. Carcia, A !7o'r, In- professional They were made by one month today. Am following your In- ior class of the grammar school on of this week nt the Wo- their family of three, with an structions. I am In Friday politely, after pointing at 23. Chavez, K .70 come do who followed out to a' instructions gaining both strength (105 pupils) every state was rep- man's club and air women who arc overcoats If wished to tho of $5,0(10 a year, yon letter the given and weight. My lungs are better. Have resented, Maine. At the they buy 24. Davis, Mrs , .70. know how much insurance a, little fever about once excepting interested, and all women are, garments. by "Pictorial Review" Patterns and Cutting Guides. very a week, local postofflco the incoming nnd rillninrn 0. you should carry, according' but can tell It's getting lighter. Cough should attend this child welfare "Why buy. It Is mine already," 26. H.nmnton 70 ' 20c to 35c None little. In am outgoliiR mall from all other states tn government figures, to Higher. very Just plain words, I program. Somo thing may be the victims would say, 27. . . . . ; 69 ry well, for which I am is Maine. This Swendson keep your family assured of gutting thankful," heavy; excepting worked out that will result in a "No," the robber replied, "it is 28 Through courtesy, names and addresses all goes to prove, as has been said Rockefel- Maior 69. a comfortable future'.' This hospital to rival even a now mine." ' are not published, but this one and as many times by of the ler institution to 29. Pjorglund 69. little column will tell you. many others as desired, will be furnish- supporters nnd all the glory Kmphaeizing his remarks with 30. 6S.S Sheppard-Towne- r act, that child and of tho wo- Piviaschl Do you know that every ed upon request. Kor further particu- a revolver, the robber generally 31. Shellburn 68. Insur- lars address THE INHALANT METHOD welfare is not purely a state prob- men of New Mexico. "sold" his victims' coats back to hour yon live the life CO., Suite 609 Union League lem but a national one and that om i. Menaul 68. ance companies jf ill', coun- Be Sure Bldg., Key them for 7,000, ruoics. 33. Votes .6 8. No. 32, Los Angeles, Calif. what touches one touches all. Journnl Want Ads Bring Results. At Kiev one robber accosted his try nre paying more to policy 34. Bleteher . . .67. Ur Stck victims, asking: "Havo you seen holders than to beneficiaries'. Get Jf a a around here?" 35. Chavez, M. , .66. This column will tell you. Copy MiE policeman 36. Crawford ..65. Do still believe life Efery mart line of tri v f of ' assurances in you that 1V A ff-- the, negative, 37. of tH niol promptly 1j he said: "Well, then, give mo your Henderson ..65. tnsuranco a n t;iinible which I reflected in the U.L'. overcoat." 38. Nerlni . . . . .65. Is only won by dealh? We (TrrW Pictorial 39. Fitzgerald ....tin hone, through this medium, Pictorial pictorial Review 40. Freed 61 to tell yort differently. ENGINE STRIKES AUTO: I Review V.tch lor next Sunday's Review , Fashion Book j .'; INJURED Pacific Mutual .News. It will 111 News 4 KILLED, 2 CHEAPENING MEN two I for May j Patterns take you hist minutes, I important forty-eig- Magazine 1 I- " . seconds to read. fn"f er Ftctorinl RtiTlow Pat- - AJ JL - Now pre-East- is (By The Asocltl Press.) CAN'T AID WOMEN, that the over, we call atterK IB. tnrns and Culdos for W Buying your San Fernando, Calif.. April WOWj and Construe- - W ' tion to the but Four persons were killed and two SAYS MRS. GEORGE Culling fr many small, important items. Some times you Injured when tho automobile in X Complete' which were was struck 106 20c to 3SC I "'; overlook these items and think they riding Son only of the seemingly big things by a light engine at Sylmar Cross- Higher J r ing on the southern I'ociflc track? 1032 Dwis1 you want. listed here is to' Wardrobe car turned ' Everything important your near here tonight. The SSo ,'' and we have much turtle In a ditch. Tho occupants given care in selecting them. The quality is' were held pinned beneath the ma- TO EA and the low. . chine 20 minutes before help ar- high prices rived. All members of tho party There are other places to were employes of tho Mount Olive sanitarium near here. eat 'but none which DRESSES, SBITS, COATS AND CAPES ARE KERE serve better foods or of- LAW TO CURB INFLOW fer as nice and quiet a OF ALIENS EXTENDED place to eat. In a wide range of styles, colors and prices. If you have not supplied your wants in this come we will PRIVATE line, in, take pleasure in showing you through. (Br Til j Associated Tress.) TABLES AND Washington, April 15. The sen- BOOTHS ate today adopted the house Joinl The National never fbrsets the ba- resolution, extending to Juno 1, For Those Who Like Special Waist We ;1924, the provision of tho present Privacy bies, and it is with pride that we point three per cent Immigration restric- We wish every lady In Albuquerque would tion law. Several amendment? Hot Pork and Eeef come In and look at our assortment of waists. to the success of this important de- were, added to the house measure. If you do this, you" will know where to go Which originally would have ex- Sandwiches. 25c & 30c for waists when you want Wash Waists, partment. You will find now on dis- tended the present law for only one Ham Sandwiches, Voiles, Dimities, Organdies, etc. $1.95 to 4.75 year. Silk, Pongee and Georgette Crepe, a big as- - play .a big assortment of Infants' and 15c and 20c sortment SJ.98 ! Children's Dresses and Coats and the GERMANY MVS, Chicken Sandwiches 25c Other better grades Georgette, Crepe de Paris. April 15. The German Chicken Salad Chine, Lace and Novelties. .. .$4.75 to $12.75 prices are right. government today notified the allied reparations commission that Sandwiches 20c SIX CALLS 18.051,079 gold marks had been Chicken Salad 35c Ladiea' Black In to banks, this Jhrh House Special Prices on Ladies', Kiddies' Black Rompers, paid designated ''Jliiiiiiiiiiiiii . trim- being the sum due under the com- Cheese Sandwiches .15c Aprons, beautifully Misses and Children's trimmed, sizes 2 to 21. af- med . fancy mission's decision of March Pimento Sandwiches. 20c $1.95 Silk and Wool Sweaters. 6 .$1.25 fording Germany provisional mora- Pimento Cheese For Used Reo torium. , ippllllliillli Sandwiches GINGHAM 20c APRONS "THE FLAPPER" ARKKSTF.D AS A FVGITIVR. Inn . . 15. College Special 50c An excellent value for .. .$1.00 Misses' two-piec- e suits Los Angeles. Calif., April plllillllllil only. with pleated P.-- to be well Club House Sandwich 50c SPEED Also a large assortment of skirts kid Eager, reported WAGONS Gingham and collar and cuffs, spe- known In , was arrested W. L. Shrimp Salad 50c and Dresses. near here Mrs. George, wife of ths Organdie cially priced at . . . . , $5.95 at Santa Monica, today famous British Lobster Salad 60c by a deputy sheriff on a felony author. warrarft an a fugitive" from s, ' The idea held some PIES We serve the best SILK HOSIERY. Ariz. by people THIS WEEK ' that women are to men is Pies in town, per cut 10c We carry only Silk Hose with a superior national reputation of quality. If your hose THREE CHILDREN DROWN. termed as "rot" by Mrs. W. L Pie Alamode ...... 20c are here bride of the British purchased you have the best the market affords. We feature also FIndlay, O., April 15. Three George, author Home Baked Cake, Mohawk In and feminist. "Nothing can bs ac- the and Van Raalte lines. Priced....';.'..'. to $3.95 children yere drowned the And not one in rea- - ...,$1.00 Blanchnrd river n,ear here this complished for the cause of women per cut .15c for sale Albuquerque. The evening: when a canoe In which by cheapening men. It merely Coffee with' Real son for this is: They never wear out. they were paddling struck a sub- makes the cause ridiculous," Mrs U Cream 10c I II. I I I M m a Jr merged stump and capsized. George said recently in answer to the assertion made by Gertrude Athetton that woman is the su- THE mum amiPviTi n RAGS MUTED perior sex. Chicago, April 15 (bv the Asso- Paulin Motor Car Inc. W want good clean cotton ciated Clifford COLLEGE INN Co., WOMEN'S CHIL Press) Thorn, gen. v DRENS'OUTFITTERS GrMllUHERYy iftg good size, no small eral counsel for the American S to farm bureau federation, today for- 217 North Fourth St. Phone 677 pieces. Bring them the INC. New. J mally announced his candidacy lor Always Something v .. , 403 West Central. the JOURNAL-OFFICE- . .republican nomination fori United States senator from Iowa, Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 16, 1922. FROG LEGS MAY HDYT IS STINGY y. M. TO T Dempsey Would Have First SOON SIZZLE iV Make The Highland Pharmacy THE FRYING PAN WITH HIS HITS; Chance In Battle With Lewis SWIMMING ON A Your Drug Store corn meal or Frog legs fried with Tou will be pleased with our service and the promptness with NORMAN E. nilOWN. (..acker crumbs and butterl which we of order. By Is soon be take care your The next time you wish an NEW YORK WINS While the mixed battle BIG SCALE HERE This a dish which win Item from store SO proposed available to families of the drug Just phone and note the service between Jack Dempsey, king of tho the sports you get, and Lewie, men In New Mexico and may even boxing game, Slrangler families of WE DELIVER ICE CREAM chnmpion, wrestler, probably never extend as far as the Senators Are Unable to Get will be pulled off. it is still causing Local Organization to Adopt friends of spprtsmen who develop more discussion than any other the nnack of swatting the elusive HIGHLARD PHARMACY More Than One Safety an subject in spent right now. Slogan, "Every Man and green frog with the delectable legs. And the ardent argufieis are A meal of frog legs arrived here and He Strikes Out as to who Boy in America a swim last night but no one will eat "SERVICE COUNTS WE GIVE IT" Inning about evenly divided J ' J would win such a contest. them for some time, possibly never. Ten Batsmen. on mer. Ream. will be In 222 East Central. Phone SO There is nothing tangible WSJ--.' Says They carefully planted which to base an opinion. Each a spot along the river where they (By 1 ho AmmrlnlrA Pram.) Each The local Y. M. C. A. in conjunc- will not have a chance to bite small 1 man is master of his game. 6 New York 1 Washington, April has a formidable attack and effec- 8 tion with every Y. M. C. A. In the boys who might be tempted to take made it two out of three today by own a shot at tive defensive tactics in his country has adopted the slogan, them. Incidentally, they taking today's pa me from Washing- well their individual will raise thousands of other 6 an spore. How man and boy In America a ton, to 3. The visitors got would succeed against each "Every green frogs each of which will be TCrlek-so- n styles swimmer," and has undertaken early lead at the expense of other is merely conjecture. possessed of two lulcy legs, white and blanked by on swimming Instruction on a whole- as the breast of a chicken. NATIOfiAL PLAYER PIANO after being To allow the men to meet to O. WEEK Phillips for six innings, solved him terms tne ruie ui sale baais, according Glen To play around In other parts of equal oroinary director of Al- polly-wo- in the ninth when singles by Pipp and many rules of wrest- rteam, physical the the river, a whole can of netted boxing Y, have been loose. are and Ward and Scott's triple ling would have to be eliminated. buquerque turned They APRIL 15th their margin. The locals the battle would ap- "Everyone should know how to no good now except for game fish to 22nd winning For Dempsey nt least soon were unable to get more than one pear more like a swim for three reasons," bait, but they will start an off who regis- no rules. To Lewis it says Mr. Ream. "It la a splendid sprouting legs which may some day hit inning Hoyt. fight with Into tered ten strikeouts. Score: would nppear like a battle against form of exercise, bringing sizzle In the frying pan. New York. men. Ho would have to attack play every muscle In the body, re- The big frogs and the polly-wo- two ease AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dempsey as a wrestler, but build a sulting in Improved health and arrived here last night from Alvln Miller If 4 1 1 1 0 0 defense for a boxer. and grace of carriage; it Imparts Clapp, game warden of Kansas, who 3 1 1 0 0 and cour- has Game Warden Gable Fewster, cf . . . . 0 To my mind, Dempsey would confidence, self reliance supplied 3b 4 0 0 0 S 0 have the first and greatest ad age, which become elements of a with enough of the frogs and polly-wog- s Baker, aavan-tac- e to of McMillan, rf . . . 4 0 1 S 0 0 vantage. Failing to take man's character, increasing his start the propagation 3 1 1 8 0 0 of this his chances of victory both for good and against this specie In New Mexico. Arthui Pipp, lb power and other of Ward, 2b 4 1 t 1 3 0 would be small. evil; and finally it may prove the Sisk, Harry Johnson 4 0 2 2 1 1 Would Rush means of life." ficers of the Albuquerque Game Scott, ss IjcwIs Jack. 4 ' saving 0 ' Protective took C 4 1 2 11 0 Tho gone would sound with the According to Mr. Ream, English association, charge Bchang, of the Hoyt, p 4 0 1 J! men In thuir corners, Lewis' move and Scottish school children are shipment. J J) would be to rush at Dempsey luw taught swimming as part of their Totals 34 5 9 27 1 to grasp him about tho body or regular education, but American Washington. legs to engage Dempsey before he S and Canadian school boards have 12 AUTOMOBILE SPEED H. PO. A.E. could get home his piledrlver blow "...,.ttijggwiWW.vt ,.vf as little consideration to AB. It. to yet given FIENDS TO COMPETE lb 4 1 12 to the head and body. Failing the needs of children In this re- Judge, 2 in the first Peoklnpaugh, ss 5 0 close with Dempsey spect, and thus the great majority IN CONTEST TODAY 6 2 3 0 0 rush Lewis would be at a tremen- ' fit1 In total of an Smith, If A man grow up Ignorance 3 1 1 0 0 dous disadvantage. slower art the of the stone age nice, cf to A that people (By The Aniorlnled Fren.) If there is no Piano in home 1 0 0 than he would have i Player this is 4 0 Dempsey, your the Goslln, rf i f considered a vital necessity. San Francisco, Calif.. April 15. 2 0 3 4 0 back away and prepare for another "Tho 'educated' Im- time to consider the matter. Music Harris, 2b take blows word applies Twelve automobile race drivers, seriously is as . 3 1 0 rush and Dempsey's to a who Shanks, 8b while so. No man yet has perfectly college graduate one of whom will be Tommy Mil- necessary as most anything else in life. It is a c . . 4 2 0 doing be to stand on. a great Gharrity, weathered those wallops long. may compelled ton, national speed champion for stimulus for old and . 0 0 see and 160-ml- ie young alike. Erlckson, p . And so the start would be Demp wharf and hear a helpless 1921. will compete In the . 1 0 for and yet A Piano will sRrowar ... sey's great chance. Being faster Composite photo showing how Jack Dempsey (left) and person struggling help, Golden Gate motor derby tomor Player put you in touch with the p 2 0 have Stringier be unable to spring Into the water row, Easter Sunday, on the Greater Phillips, 0 than Lewis, he would simply Lewis would "square off" for their match. world's greatest artists, it will enable you to rzMilan 1 to first rush to a bear-hu- and rescue him," Bays Mr. Beam. San Francisco speedway at San give avoid that he "should be to own musical sidestep the stocky Lewis and Dempsey could not hope to sideration. The battler could not "Swimming," says, Carlos, near here. Cash prtzea expression your thought. Totals 34 3 7 27 11 0 from wrestle Lewis. The mitt wlelder be determined on a basis of so Indulged In by business men after a amounting to $17,500 and 300 points hammer the wrestling champ hard- Patted for Erlckson In second. every angle batter him down. isn't built right. His leg and neck many knockouts and falls scored. day In an office. There Is no toward the speed championship go M flatted for Phillips In ninth. There Is the question, of course, muscles never have been built up A fall does not necessarily leave a er strain on the human constitu- to the winners. Innings: could get In his and hardened for that stuff. Lewis fighter physically exhausted or In- tion than Inactivity. To sit In an Jlmmle Murphy, San Francisco The By whether Dempsey 1 TIlomLlolo New York 210 000 0025 most effective work against a man could not hope to hurt Dempsey by jured. A knockout paralyzes the office half his lifetime a far Uioy. who won the grand prlx race Washington 011 000 010 S of Lewis' style and with Lewis slugging with him. Lewis is slow r.erve centers and saps the strength. greater etraln on the vitality of a in Paris last year, formerly Mil- Will respond to your slightest touch of the Two-'oas- pedal, Summary: e hits Rice, scrambling about the floor or rush- muscle bound as are all wrest- A point system of scoring might man than a trip through Africa or ton's mechanic, and Earl Cooper as the to the touch of Bmith. Three-bas- e hits Schang, ing low at him. lers. He would be at Dempsey's be worked out. A proper percent-ar- e to the North Pole." also of Son Francisco, will ente;' piano responds the artist. Bcott. Stolen base Rice, Schang, Should Lewis obtain a body or mercy the minute he straightened might be decided upon, a cer- The Y. M. C. A. furnishes the the race. A demonstration will convince you. Gharrity. Sacrifice hits Shanks, leg hold In that first rush Dempsey up to swap punches. tain number of clean blows struck only public swimming pool In Al- James Corbctt, former world Convenient terms can be Pipp, Base on balls Off Erlckson, would face tue task of eluding The fight would be a gory one. by Dempsey counting the same as buquerque. It Is used all the year champion heavyweight pugilist, will arranged. 1; Hoyt, 8. Struck out By Erick-so- n, Lewis' man-crushi- holds or of Unless It ended shortly in Lewis' a fall obtained by Lewis. round by members, and by mem- Be referee. 1; Phillips, 4; Hoyt. 10. Hits beating Lewis into submission be- favor Dempsey would cut up tho The bout furnishes unlimited bers and special classes during the Off Erlckson, 4 In 2; Phillips, 5 fore the mat king's punishing grips wrestler with his punches. dope for discussion. But the only summer months. LaBt summer CHARTER FILED. and Just what rules would be it ever will be In all more in 7. Hit by pitcher By Hoyt rendered Dempsey weak limp. agreed place staged. more than 100 boys and than Santa Fe. 15. The South Wild Erlckson, Should Dempsey fail in either at- to as a means of determining the probability, Is around the cigar and women enrolled In April Harris). pitches Is ninety girls western company, Incorpo pitcher-Phill- ips. tempt he would lose out. winner another matter for con counter and the cracker barrel, summer classes alone. They Battery Hoyt, Phillips. "Losing the rated, of Mesilla Park, has filed Its were given systematic Instruction charter with the state after It was determined that they corporation R1EDLING commission. The authorized St. Ionls, 11; Chicago, 0. were normal and healthy In every capi shut I tal Is 810,000. of which ir.,250 Is Chicago, April 15 St. Louis BROOKLYW way. subscribed. The out 14 to 0 in a DROPS THE DOPE COLUMN Mr. Ream Incorporators Chicago batting This summer, predicts, are: Francis E. Lester, statutory bee, and made a clean sweep of the the pool will be more popular than the men's agent, Mestlla Park, 11,600; Ed- series. The visitors pounded ever. The women's and $1,-25- ward R. El 0; local twirlers twenty-on- e hits. clauses will 15 at differ Lester, Paso, for American Lenffuc. hegin May C. El $2,250. which included home runs by II CONTEST National League. ent times of the day and evening; Paul Morey, Paeo, and McManus. 110 W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. and classes Vangllder 3 0 1.000 St. 3 0 1.000 and the boys' girls' in fine and held the St. Lout Louts 5. pitched form 3 1 .750 8 0 June Music Cleveland 1.000 Co.. locals to three hits. Score: Philadelphia St. New York 3 1 .750 Philadelphia 2 1 .667 ' IjOuIr. TO THE GIANTS AB. PO. Chicago 2 1 .667 New York 2 1 .667 R.H. A.E. 1 2 1 2 rf 4 1 1 1 0 l Cincinnati .333 Washington ...... 333 GRAYS PRACTICE Tobin, 1 3 .250 Boston 1 2 .33.1 Ellerbe, 8b .... 5 1 2 0 3 0 Brooklyn 304 WEST CENTRAL 6 2 4 8 1 0 Boston 1 3 .250 Chicago 0 3 .000 Blaler, lb New York Makes It Three 3 0 8 Williams, If ... 5 1 t 2 0 0 Pittsburgh ...... 0 .000 Detroit .000 Please Note Our New Location. Jacobson. cf . . . 3 2 1 2 0 0 Out of Four From Dod- AFTERNOON Phone 987. Severeld, 2 2 5 3 0,' Ycatcrdnjr'a Results. Yesterday's Results. THIS ss0....64 2 2 6 4 0' 15 McGraw Men Go New York, 17; Brooklyn, 10. New York, 5; Washington, 8. Gerber, gers; 4. 2b . . 5 2 3 3 2 0 Philadelphia, 14; Boston, 5. Cleveland, 11; Detroit, McManus, to Bat in First 8. 3. St. 0. Vangllder, p . . . 4 1 3 0 2 0 Inning. Cincinnati, Chicago. Louis, 14; Chicago, St. Louis, 3; Pittsburgh, 2. Boston-Philadelphi- a, pottponad; AT MD O'CLOCK 41 14 21 27 15 1 (By The Afttoclntrrl Trent).) rain. Total New 15. The New Chlongo. York, April Where They Play. York Nationals, worlds champions, St Louis. Where AB. R.H. PO. A.E. Chicago at They Play. will . . . 4 0 1 1 S 0 today made It three out of four at Brooklyn. Detroit nt Alhunueraue Grays practice Johnson, ss . a Philadelphia Chicago. afternoon, . . 2 0 0 2 8 0 from BrooRtyn, wmntng wild, Boston at New York. St. Louis at Cleveland. at Barelas field this McClellan, 3b Gi- Pa-dll- la riotous 17 o 10. Fifteen at 1:30 o'clock. Dan j Collins, 2b 4 0 0 4 3 0 i?ame, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Washington. starting to 4 1 1 ants went to bat in the first inning has issued an Invitation rf 3 0 0 who Hooper 0 0 3 0 o and Bancroft, Hawlings and Groh all ball players In the city cf 3 8 In 2; 3 In 4 3; Strunk, 1 0 each scored two runs. Youn-- j hit mint, Causey, would like a berth on me learn 10 Falk If 3 0 0 0 Barnes, S in 1 Jonnard, nona 0 1 9 1 0 a and a single In tho inning, step out In uniform this afternoon Sheely. lb 8 triple in 2 3. Hit by Shriver GOLFERS SEEK 0 and drove In four runs. Score: pitcher and show tnelr wares. Bchalk, o 2 0 0 2 0 (Meusel), Decatur 0 1 0 Brooklyn. (Rawlingsl. "We can use one or two more think "base- Acosta, p 0 0 0 Wild pitch Decatur. Winning When you 1 0 0 0 2 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. good pitchers," Dan stated last Davenport, p .. 4 1 0 0 1 1 pitcher Causey. Losing think '"MatsonV 0 0 0 0 1 0 High, s pitcher night. "ant if there happens to be ball," Wilkinson, p ... . . 5 1 1 2 0 0 Mitchell. OE toss 0 0 0 1 0 0 Johnston, 3b POSSESSION a stranger In town who can baseball headquarters in Bussell, p 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 L. Griffith, rf . . 4 2 0 0 the elusive twister I d be glaa tor W h e ther iBubser 4 1 1 4 0 0 2. Albuquerque. . . 0 0 0 0 2 0 Wheat, If St. Ixmls, 3; Pittsburgh, him to make Yilmsclf Known." Robertson, p 5 2 3 4 0 0 St. 15. for c 2 0 1 0 1 0 Mvers, cf Louis, Mo., April Jack The Grays will probably open it's equipment big. Yaryan, Rchmandt, lb.. 5 1 1 9 0 0 Smith's single with two out In tho the season April 23 or 30 and an or sand-lo-t 1 0 5 0 ninth scored ROSENWALD league play 28 0 8 27 18 1 Olson. 2b 3 0 Toporcer and gave the effort will be made to book either Totals 2 0 0 4 2 0 Cardinals 3 to 2 ever contest, we have what for Russell in third. Deberry, c a victory Santa Fe or Belcn here at that i Batted ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 today. It was the third ' xRuether Pittsburgh time. you need. By Innings: Taylor, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 straight victory for St. Louis. JeS3 Somebody Is going to get the Plans are under way for enlarg- Bt. Loui 108 123 10014 Haines allowed 000 000 000 0 Mitchell, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 only three hits Rosenwald golf trophy this trip. ing the grandstands; erecting more Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 while his mates pounded Babe different at the the Two-bas- e hits Slsler, Gordlnier, Eight golfers and a better fence and grad- There's an in Summarv: p...00 0 0 0 0 0 Adams for thirteen. Score: club have won a In the advantage Gerber, Vangllder. Home Shriver, p Country leg ing of the park in such a way that and Williams, Decatur, p .... 2 1 0 0 1 fl llttsliurgn. cup but no one seems to win It for will run better. buying baseball other runs Ellerbe, McManus. AB. it. H. PO. A. E. water otf Jacob-eo- xx B. Griffith. 0 0 0 0 0 the three times necessary for per- "I believe will be the at a Ellerbe, ..1 2b 4 1 U 2 3 1 the Grays sport goods sport Mamaux, p .... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Stewart, manent possession. A new scheme season that have Vangllder. Tobln. Double If 4 0 best this they where equip- John-eo- Carey, of award will be put Into effect to were 18 goods store, Gerber. Sisler; 4 0 0122 3100 been since they organized playsSisler, Totals 35 10 8 24 10 1 Maranvllle, ss,. day which will solve tne owner Dan declared ment for is THE Collins. Shecly. Base on balls Higbee, cf 4 0 0 2 0 0 years ago," Padllla sport New ship In one week. . 1; York. 0 1 last night. and not a side Off Wilkinson. Is Vangllder, AB. A. E. Trnyner,' 3b. ... 4 0 2 0 will begin In tne business, 1. Struck It. H. PO. 4 1 1 4 0 Play today Acosta, 1; Davenport. s . . . 4 2 0 1 2 1 Kohwer, rf.... J handicap tournament among the line. 6. Hits Off Bancroft, 1 0 0 9 0 0 out By Vangilder, 2b .. 4 3 1 0 2 0 Grimm, lb eight men who have won the RIFLE CLUB OF CITY 8 In 2 3; RubscII, 1 tn Hawlings, c 3 0 0 5 0 0 Wilkinson, B 2 4 3 2 1 Uooch, trophy once. The first flight will 4 flroh, 3b 0 3; 6 in 2; Acosta, p 8 0 0 3 0 GOES ON RANGE TODAY Robertson, rf 6 1 4 3 0 0 Adams, be played off today and the finals A complete new stock of 2 in 3. Hit by Young, two-som- In 1; Davenport, Meusel, If 4 1 0 4 0 0 next Sunday. The may un- (McCle- Totals 31 2 3x26 13 1 tee time to-d- tennis goods, just pitcher By Vangllder Jb B 2 3 10 0 0 start from the first any The first practice shoot of the Wilkinson. Kelly, x Two out when rut' bnfnrA 2 o'rlnnk. it hnH heen be llan). Losing pitcher . . . fi 2 2 4 0 0 winning Duke City Rifle association will and more on the Shlnners, cf scored, G. packed, c 4 2 3 2 3 0 announced by Henry Coors, Jr., held this morning at 9:30 o'clock i 4. Snyder, St. Louis. 01 of way. Let us fit you out. Cleveland, 11; Detroit, 3 3 0 1 chairman of the golf committee at the club range directly east 15. Cleve- Causey, p 2 0 AB. K. H. PO. A. E. The will be Cleveland, O., April V. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 the club. handicaps Martlncztown. This is the first land hammered Holllng and Stoner Barnes, pr. Smith, rf 6 1 2 0 0 0 posted on the bulletin board at the time that the club has met at the Jonn'ard, 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 tennis tor fourteen hits here today and p .... Fournier, lb... 4 12 0 club. range since early winter. Special Baseball uniforms, 11 to 4 in the Stock, 3b 3 0 1 1 2 0 have been drawn as new mem defeated Detroit, 41 17 The matches attention will be given to togs, sweaters, golf suits, final game of the series. Bagby Totals 20 27 11 2 Hornsby, 2b. ... 3 0 1 1 3 1 follows: G. Cfloml and Dr. C. A. bers. x for In sev- . 4 0 1 7 auto gave eleven hits, but kept them well Batted Deberry Heathcote, cf . . 0 0 Eller; John Tlerney and Grover Di- 'Duxbak' and camp- Scattered. The hitting and field- enth. McHenry, If.... 4 0 1 5 0 0 vine; Joe Swlllum and Albert G. COAST LEAGUE. clothes. xx Batted sev- 4 1 3 0 ing of Mclnnis featured the Pme. for Decatur in Toporcer, ss.... 4 0 Slmms; Dr. J. R. Van Atta and Leo San 8; Oakland, 7. ing E. 4 0 2 1 1 Francisco, Score it H. enth. Ainsmith, 0 Murphy. 14; Los 8. 4 3 c... 0 3 Vernon, Angeles, 000 021 11 4 0 1 0 12-1- 0. "TVESIGNED for Detroit 000 By innings: Haines, p 2; Sacramento, the middle OOx 11 14 0 11 81 001 Seattle, aged Cleveland .241 102 New York lOx 17 Portland-Sal- t Lake game post and 0 00 060 400 Total 35 8 13 27 13 2 G0DDARD is' ELECTED JLV man who fa- Batteries: Hulling, Stoner Brooklyn 10 poned. admires excellence in Baseler; Bagby and Nunamaker. Summary: Two-bas- e hit Groh. By innings: HEAD OF ENGINEERS Three-bas- e hlts Young, Shlnner. Pittsburgh , 110 000 0002 bric and workmanship, but who insists American Association. Stolen bases Kelly, Rawllngs. Sac- St. Louis 000 000 0213 AT LAS CRUCES MEET Loui-mll- 6. rifices Rue-the- r, Summary: Two-bas- e hits Carey, on being inconspicuous. The Minneapolis, 6; Snyder, Deberry, ' 15. MATSON'S graceful 2. Jonnard. Bases on balls-Mitc- hell, McHenry, Fournler. Sacrifices Las Cruces, N. M.. April Toledo, 4; Kansas City, en- I W 206 W. Central lines 3. 3; Grimm, Stock, Hornsby. Double Prof. R. W. Goddard, dean of - of this model lend an air of distinc- Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, Gordlnier, 2; Causey, Col- Phone 18- 10: St. Paul, B. 4; Barnes, 1. Struck out playe Maranvllle, Stewart t'. gineering at the New Mexico Indanapolls, By on Mechanic tion to even tho is Causey, 1; Shriver. 1; Decatur, 2; Orlmm. Bases balls Off Haines, lege of Agriculture and SPORTING GOODS it, it most conser- - WESTKRN MCAGI E. Barnes, 1. Jonnard, 1. Hits Off 1. Struck out By Adams, 2. Arts, was elected president of the vative in 2 in- southwestern division of the Amer- HEADQUARTERS. design and . Oklahoma City, 8; Omaha, 10. Mitchell, fnone out In first drrpe. 3: Association of at Wichita, 6; Denver, 7. ning): off Gordlnier, 3 In Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, 3. ican Engineers 1 convention here Bt. Joseph, 8; Des Moines, 6. Shriver, 6 In (one out in sec- Cincinnati, O., April 15. Turning the third annual - 14. Other officer!! are: It is a Tulsa, C; Sioux City. 14. ond; Decatur, 6 In 4 Ma- the tables today after two defeats, April the lteds easily won from the Chi- Vice presidents, G. P. Fancett, cago Nationals, 8 to 3. Chicago Tucson, Arie.; Forrest E. Baker. El tried four pitchers. Cheeves was Paso, Tex.; C. A. Long, Albuquer-que- v relieved during the first inning and N. M.; treasurer, Harold Makes Skin Clear Freeman was driven out in the Boedtker, El Paso; directors, P. E. ''S. S.S." and third, being followed in the box by French and E. P. Rankin, Jr., El HirshAWckwire Keen and Osborn, but all were wild. Paso; B. A. McNelly Blsbee, Ariz.; mm if Donohue for the Reds was hit hard H. Robinson. and F. Albuquerque, ' l I Your towards the last. D. B. Robbins, Las Cruces. wwvff . tz&zf&sia. WteFineilqf y Beautiful Body Plump! Score: R. H. E. The secretary and the place for JoffitKe W Chicago ....001 000 0203 10 1 the 1923 convention will be eeloct-e- d Cothes7tytfroVear J Cincinnati... 204 020 oox 8 7 1 at their next Amazin Results by the director! from Inereaxa of Batteries: Cheeves, Freeman, meeting. Blood Cello! S. S. S. a RomarkabW Keene, Osborne and Hartnett; "The convention vii a success 'Sndimcout Blood-Ce- ll Builder. Donohue and Wingo. In every way," said L. M. Lawson of Do of El Paso, retiring president -G- you know that your loss of flesh Philadelphia, 14; Boston, 5. the district. "The various paperH lob- Is due almost entirely to the small 15. number of blooil-rcll- s in Philadelphia. Pa.. April were interesting and highly instruc- Yon 15.00 to Join, In a few your blood? hammered Bos- In pr When You Thin! Do you know that you can build UP Philadelphia four tive and the entertainment Las ttnki you tako out e Scout, Clothes, Think your whole body, from your face to ton pitchers for a total of nineteen Cruces and et State College wae all and tho balance you Pay aa your feet, to the normal, natural, hits and easily took its third vic that could be desired." you rid: INDIAN SCOUT la beautiful plumpness which ohould 14 to 5. Al- that light machine that's o it tory of the series,. the were: pr. H. to, moat have, blood-co- ll Among speakers aay handla, quiet, by uslnf the great though the Braves nicked Hubbell L. of the 60 THE ONLY BREAD builder, S. S. 8.7 You don't have to Kent, president clean and aoonomlcal for thirteen hits, tne local twiner of Agriculture and Me- mllee to the gallon fair aver- change your diet, or figure out th was in College Own guess-wor- k theories about effective the pinches. chanic Dean R. W. Ooddard, age. snappy little TO SERVE fats In ju. Arts; INDIAN Join the club thla foods, or use new fad 01 score: it. H. State J. L. Campbell, El treatments,! 001 001 021 6 13 6 College; week and you will be riding anything of the kind. Take B. B. 8. Boston American Railway In the Rose Your ekin will 001 60x 14 19 1 Paso, president early spring. For dinner la Betsy bread. clear up remarkably, Phlladelphia.124 Engineering association: H. H. It is wholesome and nutritious. your complexion will be like rose-peta- l, Watson. Ele-pha- et a Batteries: FlUInglm. Brook, Las Cruces, president Our bread saves work, eaves your lips ruddy, your eyes clear, Morgan, Braxton and O'Neill; Hub- - district: your neck and cheeks will fill out bell and Hcnllne. Butte irrigation Albuquerque Fuel, saves wear and tear and n. a. o. ueinic one oi me most Prof. G. M. Butler, Tucson dean you bread. Tou can ' elwwe what 8. H. B. caa do get better This la ''powerful your skin of college of mines. University of Novelty Works always get it fresh and know ' eet yeortcoMkg, brlghtcolnc eruptions, pimploa, blotchee, black- - SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Arizona; Frederlco Ramos, mem- ' Slmonson A Dnnfelson that it suits you. 3 1 cne, elsaril akin. It mum 11 anappear. Just try It, 6. Mexican bound- Vtout you see. fl. H. H. in anM all Am Birmingham, 0; Nashville, ber lnternatlonil ', 821 Month Scrond Street tm ear of it Mobile, 5; New Orleans, 11. Prof. 8. H. Wor-re- l, t BtpwnttM etrlclwa .tores. In two Blzes. The larger etK ary commission; Phone 670-- wer facet k " is the more economical Little Rock, 2; Memphis, 8, El Paso, dean of the Texas Pioneer Bakery Chattanooga, Atlanta, 6. ' School o( Mines. . SO? South i First Street, FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A WANT AD April 16, 1922. ALBUOUEROUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Pasr Five

m "Twelfth Street Rag," Bowman. heller Flanist, Mrs. Nell Cavan- - 17 ft CONCERT (By request.) augh. "En Medio del Mar," Alvarado. "La Paloma, radler. (Spanish, Pa'ffe (Spanish waltz.) by request.) oman s "Fairies' Greeting," Heed. (Cap- "Zacnteoas," Codlna. (March RY rice.) . by request.) Daily CITY IS Himmel. "Prlmavera y .Tuventud," Dell Rill (a) "Evening Prayer" agazine (b) "Ave Maria," Mozart. 'Oro. (Spanish waltz.) SPRING GOWN MUST "The Heaven's are Telling," "King Mydas." Eilenberg. HELEH HUNTER'S HDSBAK BE LIGHT COLORED Haydn. (From the Creation. (Overture.) BEAUTY CHAT!J TO BE HAD TODAY "Tho Holy City," Adams. (So- "Stars and Stripes For&ver," BY JANE PHELPS. prano solo.) Mrs. Adellna Vier- - Sotisa. (Request, march) Br Edna Kent Forbes. Star Spangled Bannen 1 HELEN ENTERTAINS. been her constant cry because he Varied Will Be was a man Program he should do much IMPERFECTION'S OF HISTORIC de L'Enclos is to CHAPTER 18. more lor ner. thought have used Presented This Afternoon 1 BEAUTIES. henna to preserve her red-gol- d The dull pray haze of domestic "I'm not stingy, Helen, but only hair wonaer and is known to have used in the Armory at 2:30 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND annoyances interfored with Jack caieiui, i oiien what would One wonders when reading stor- astringents and cold baths to he would become of you If I should pass out; lier keep Hunter's wcrk. Try as or worse stili ies of famous beauties of history skin firm and young. Many o'clock. ho not them be ill for a long time. historic beauties could put entirely, What would yo do?" whether they were really as lovely bathed 'n milk, from his mind.. It Is an extraor- "You which we know is most beneficial An Easter concert will be give i BIRTHDAY RINGS only say such things to as tradition writes them. To be to the comnlexlon. But th.i fa dinary fact that one can weather hurt me. You know how I love sure are beautiful mous this afternoon in the armory at ttU domestic I their portraits Duchess of Devonshire, was sorts of emotional you, and that couldn't live if any enough, but the were un- 2:30 o'clock by the city band, un-d- utornis if one is ballasted by a lit- thing happened to As was portraits really rather fat and course. nnJ you!" doubtedly idealized. Now and then, another beauty of her time used so the direction of V. K. Ellis, tle casii a nest 'egK, a preparation her way Helen punctuated her re- in fact, we come across some much for a Denied that,' the marks with kisses. white lead to bleach her face bandmaster. rainy day. bit ot information about that she poisoned her nnd The concerts are pin pricks of homo expenses hold "I'm ready! You are sure there them. system made possible fur- Is I re- ruined her skin so she' Could net only by personal donations solic- the mind engrossed, preventing nothing can do?" Jack had Few cf them, we can be sure, in turned her fer- appear public. ited by Mr. Ellis. Tho ther earning. kisses, but without possessed really lovely complexions. Ko new prospects appeared, and vor. tion of tho public Is expected In every age which produced these Long Girl: Of course 5 feet 7 Is owing to the evening spent at the "No, unless you want to raise famous was Today's program as follows: beauties it the fashion Inches, is for a woman Rus-se- Layton's his work as accountant the windows a little and air the to coat very tall "From Tropic to Tropic," l was Ha rooms: the skin thickly with all hut you need not despuii You can Alexander. ' not ready tor delivery. they seem close and hot." sorts of and cosmetics. It dress so (March.) waB in anything but a happy frame You're excited! The rooms paints your height will not be was the fashion in the days of Nell noticeable to any extent and you of mind us the day of the party aren't hot," Jack remarked as he and Du Diane de Pol-tier- s, will Helen was to drew near. did as he was asked. Gwyn Barry, net appear so tall after you give Mary Stuart and others, to have developed. The fashion mag- He had begyed her to "go slow" "Why shouldn't I be excited? lace In the to Wre've waist an unhealthy azines specialize now on style for With the refreshments, but by the been married over a year f.yi t IV degree, to take little exercise, to different She who from dates her set of her her determined eyes, and have done a bit of en- types. Always choose the April years lips, hardly live much Indoors, dance all night. designs that are intended for the Diamonds shall wear, lest bitter tears he knew his warning futile. She tertaining If things don't go right all and live be sure to to outshine I shall be heav- sleep morning princi very tall woman and if you select For vain repentance flow. This stone, would want heartbroken. For pally on meat. No one could have these from Knihlem of innocence is known. the Layton's, and lie groaned audi- en's sake, don't look so serious, the best magazines, they a good complexion with such a will be more effective than if you bly as he thought of the cost. Jack! Even If you are selfish, and mode of life. I am sure most of chose Diamond has gone off begrudge me my at random, trusting to youi Rings range upward in price from $10.00. "Oh, everything' just party, you might them had pimples and blackheads. own Judgment. lovely!" she told him on the night be game enough to keep It to your many of them, in confessed Our display is now delightfully comprehensive and of the He had come home self. You look as if you were at fact, Mnrcid: The burned hair will re- party. as much. cover, although It will take a complete. early as he had promised. "Now a funeral." Some famous of course. long old accounts out All beauties, time, as the recovery will come you get your put right, dear, I'll perk up." used less artificial means to pre- Irom the new When a Diamond at Mindlin's if sight, then get ready. We'll just and Jack determinedly put from serve hair shaft as it grows you buy Ring you his mind their good looks. Diane de out from the scalp. The burned sure not of lat- have a snuck on the kitchen table, all thought of expense, of Poitiers, for instance, took a cold are only a perfect gem, but of the will be served at 11, so we debt, of worry. Tomorrow would portion will break off as it be- fcupper bath daily and a lot of exercise, comes more brittle. I shall be est style mounting as well. won't need much. come Boon enough, and Helen's which to must not be kept her so youthful and Klart to mall tho formula for the "Oh, I have two girls coming party spoiled for her that at 50 she won love The servo. from a room. Na- even If he did and could lovely the nair tonic, if vou send me a utamn. BANISH GRAY HAIR height of perfection is attained in the solitaire Girls tea disapprove of the young King Henry. Ninon ed addressed talie always has them when she has not understand her extravagance. envelope. VI ANY charming farci arc asrd by pr- -4 Diamond Rings shown here. Beauty of design, per-- , the club. They serve vory nicely. The guests came on time, and the maturely graying hair. Il through Ill- feet and the finest Diamonds are com- "How much?" Jack asked lacon- evening began auspiciously. They ness or expoiure to harsh tlcmcnta your workmanship ically. played cards, they danced, then DISHWASHING IS hair has become gray, streaked or faded, bined in these Rings.' "Only $2 apiece and, of course, supper was served. They would WEEK SET APART "Brownatonc" will bring back the look of We have an collection their supper. Dirt cheap I call It, dance again afterward as they had CAUSE OF DIVORCE, youth. Thousand! of women have tinted elegant of mountings and and they give tone to an affulr. at Mrs. Layton's. SAYS their hair to natural shades with this mod- our prices are very moderate; considering quality. What are you looking so serious Prepared as he had been In a PROBATIONER ern aid to beauty. Any shade from golden about? Surely you don't think they way, Jack Hunter was absolutely By ELOISE. brown to black. Acta Instantly, ap- All BY HARDING FOR easily charge too much?" nonplused by the supper Helen the brieht colors of snrlncr plied and guaranteed harmless to hair, See Our $100 Diamond "No, not from their point of served. It was far more elaborate flowers are popular for frocks this y .if lfti sralp or skin. All dealers 50c and S 1.50. Special view, but I wish you had let me than Mrs. Layton's had been, and season, featin, canton crepe, crepe Trial bottle sent direct for 10c. The Ev- de help you, and not hired them. more expensive. Aside from the chine, satin faced crene and I Z ti Kenton Pharmacol Co., 610 Coppfn y f SVr v 91 A eryone knows we do not keep a salads, cold meats and other tempt- ether lustrous fabrics are being F0HEST SAFETY II Bldg., Corlngton. Ky. servanti and friends would have ing dishes that form the substan- made up into simple but colorful enjoyed it Just as much if we had tial part of such repasts, Helen had styles. Straight lines predominate Infor- but loose looso un- MINDLIN'S made the whole affair very provided all sorts cf side dlshos panels, pleats, BR0WNAT0NE "What We It is, It Is." mal." Then, too, we would have olives, celery, salted nuts, rich even skirt hems and unusual Saturday Will Be Golden Say aved $4 and two suppers." chocolates and for dessert fancy sleeves distinguish tho newer mod- JEWELERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS "How dreadfully stingy you are! ices and cakes, then coffee. els. Anniversary of Arbor Day Poor mother never begrudged a Jack could not eat for comput- A noFegay of Jade georgette flow- oinner or to anyone, and ing th ecost; although he heard ers gives a note of color to this -- Educational Campaign nipper frock of she always hired extra help when fulsome compliments from all sides, which is made beicre color- to be in all she gave, me a birthday party. Pity backed up by undoubted apprecia- ed satin faced crepe. The same Waged States you can't do as much for me as she tion of the food, If its disappear shade of jade faces the scalloped did, and you a man!" That had ance was a criterion. sleeves and scalloped blouse. Leose Forest protection week will be pleats looped near the hem trim observed throughout the United the skirt. A frock like this will States is semi-form- starting today. Saturday fill all the needs of the spring al wardrobe. the golden anniversary of Arbor day and both week and day will EFFICIENT IS'JSEKEEPSKG be celebrated In New Mexico in the WOMAN'S CLUB manner suggested by President Djr LAURA A. RIRKMAN. Warren G. Harding in the follow BUSY WITH BALL ing proclamation: By the of JOL president the SOME USEFUL RECIPES. these Into the soup. Serve at once United States of America, Delicious, with the following: AW CONVENTION A Proclamation, 352-1- Date-N- Sandwiches: Wash, Croutons: Cut stale bread in 'Whereas, the protection and Phone 09 North Street. stone mid 1 of slices remove crusts. of forests are First chop pound dates, and KOItA IIEMTIY-MEACHA- perpetuation oup 1 of with cut ny to Indus- and mix these with pound Spread thinly butter, then The success vital our continued chopped z;nglieh walnuts. Add only the slices in cubes, of the sixth annual trial welfare and national enough cream to make the mixture put these cubes in a buttered pan, charity ball to bo hold at armory strength, and to our individual spread eusily. A pinch of salt im- and bake them until a delicate on Monday night, April 17, has oc- health, comfort and prosperltyj proves the flavor, and powdered brown. cupied the energies of tho Woman' and sugar may be added If desired. Grapefruit-Nu- t Salad for a Guest a of fifty Sale Whereas, Phenomenal of club period 1 ta- Meal: 1 during the past. week. If Kggs a la Goldonrod: Put Cut large grapefruit into one comes is I years has passed since In April, fi-- 1 every who buying i of in a on the small all the 1 8 7 blespoon butter pan pieces, discarding ticKets tna occasion will bo a huge H, there was instituted in back part of the stove and, as it uruus pan, ana mix wun mis puip the state of Nebraska ohserv- - Spring Dresses, Coats, and Be- 1 ! " Suits, Wraps . Capes melts, add 1 tablespoon of flour, Vi cup of walnut meats which have ';.. - ...... ance of a day especially set teaspoon of salt and a pinch of and consecrated for tree 1 -- apart pepper; gradually add cup of a uiau uioBoiiiB aim yum he c ntrhlim nno it 11B known as Arbor over it. will nulla planting, and Mrs. W. P. McDermott. gins Tomorrow with Values This Season sweet milk, stirring constantly, then Especially dainty, de A time is the and Unequaled hard-boile- d 1 rigeur." good day, wives leave the whites of 3 eggs Meat Salad: Put or 2 pounds main foaturo of the One Whereas, both wide- "Why home," has of corned beef meat evening. through been answered Mrs. W. P. Mc- which have been chopped fine. through the dollar pays for your dancing, the spread annual celebration of by When hot, put a large Bpoonful of grinder. Now mix together 3 cup other dollar to ' Arbor and the' In- Dermott, county probation officer 3 1 you give help pay day through at Little Mrs. McDer- - this mixture on slices cf toast of, vinegar, tablespoon of sugar, off the $3,000 on the observance of forest Pock, Ark. 1 1 mortgage d:iy creasing office fits to au- and grate the three egg yolks over teaspoonful of mustard and nursery building. Between dances week atten- - mott's her speak 11. raw protection public on egg; turn this into a saucepan free punch will be served. This " tion has been commendably thoritatively marital troubles Phenomenal Sale of Dresses 1 and ana Black Bean Soup: Soak pint when it has boiled, stir the punch has been variously referred directed to the value of trees, divorces and her answer to of black beans overnight and in chopped meat into it. Let it cook to In the as "free lunch" and me question is: 3 cool. press the unnecessary waste of our the morning pour off the water and minutes, then This is best "cream punch" but ft will be jus!, "Dishwashing!"' on to In when served cold on lettuce diminishing forests through old put them the range boll very extra good, wet punch, served by a the deplor- Plain, prosaic dishwashing 5 of cold water. Slice 1 leaves. preventable fires, with all that It Is the OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY quarts -- committee of ladies of which Mrs. devasta- symbolizes onion and In 1 table- Old Fashioned "Snow Balls:" able effects of forest reason wives small fry it Inez Westlake is the chairman. and the need for remedial why leave home. spoon of butter, then add it to the This is a delicious guest dessert. Two husbands of club members tion, Wives are not what they used to be 1 measures depletion of cooking beans. Let simmer 4 or Cream cup of butter, add cup have been persuaded to manage the against according to the opinion ot Mrs. 6 or until of sugar, the well-beat- whites of an essential natural resource; in hours, beans are soft, ball, Al Goodrich and P. T. Vann Warren G. McDermott. There is a largo and Savings Three adding more water as It bolls away. 4 eggs, cup of sweet milk and 2 Both know how a real ball should Therefore, I, growing class, she whose Groups of the Unit- - explains, Put the soup through a strainer, cups of flour sifted with 2 tea- be conducted and have promised to Harding, president restlessness undef- tho monotony leturn It to the and add 2 spoons of baking powder. Fill ed States, do urge upon the and narrowness fire, make it snappy. The White Light the various states of dishwashing is of. salt. of buttered cups about half full of six-pie- governors of One can teaspoons teaspoon ning Ilarmonizers orches the nji ever increasing cause for dis- choose canton crepe, taffe- cayenne pepper and 1 teaspoon of this mixture, place In a steamer, tra will the musical to designate and set apart cord, discontent supply insplra. 16-2- 2, as and, eventually the mustard. When boiling again, and steam 10 minutes covered light tion arfd It week of April 1922. divorce court. lace - is expected that persons the tas, combinations, crepe knits, thicken It with 1 tablespoon of ly. When done, remove the snow- who have not danced for years will forest protection week, and Mrs. McDermott has no solution flour which has been rubbed to a balls from the cups and roll them out on last day of that week, April 22. find their feet straying the of for the dishwashing ailment but crepe romaines and combinations in jaste In 2 tablespoons of flour. Sea- quickly In powdered sugar. (As tloor and will feel compelled to ac as the golden anniversary she believes if husbands did son with must be served hot. do not Arbor and to request offi- the salt and pepper to suit iney tnem. day, dishes a few times they would bouffant and over-drape- s, 1 2 hard-boile- d put them on to steam dinner cers of Instruction, of basque effects, taste. Cut lemon and until On Friday. April 21, the second public have a better understanding of eggs Into thin slices and puf is ready.) Serve with the sayce district of the state federation counties, cities and towns, and their wives. loose and given oeiuw. iir you nave no reg meets in Albuquerque. Mrs. A. H. of civic and commercial organ- 1 panels straightline ular steamer, you can steam tho in and De Long, of Gallup, is president; izations to unite thought Miss Rose the cele- 1 models in sizes for little cups In a pan filled halt full Mrs. of action for the preservation of Coghlan, misses and women oi George Valliant, Albuquer- brated actress who is reported crit- boning wator.) que, secretary, and Mrs. O, II. our common heritage by plan- 111 at her home in New in Creamy Sauce: cup of butter educational and In- ically York, all the newest shades. Brown, of Las Cruces, treasurer. ning such made her American debut BO spring creamea with ft cup ot powdered Mrs. H. of Santa Fe structive exercises as shall just beat Frank Parker, years ago this summer. sugar; until light and foamy. president of the state federation, bring before the people the Then add slowly ft cup of sweet will be In attendance. effects of the pres- and Delegates disastrous milk, ft teaspoon of vanilla. from Gallup are, Mrs. W. E.Clark, ent waste by forest fires, and Beat well and serve on the hot Woman's col- or president of the Gallup the need of individual and DANDERINE tnow Dans on any hot pudding. eluh; Mrs. W. B. Cantrel! and Miss lective effort to conserve tho Lois Randolph, state chairman of forests and increase our tree Col- - $14.95 Americanization. From State ornament and use. $9.95, MRS. SPITZ IS GOING growth for ege, Mrs. pansy Cullum will repre In witness whereof I have Stops Hair Coming Out; EAST WITH PIN0N NUT sent the Dona Anna county federa- hereunto set my hand and tion, and Mrs. O. H. Brown will caused the seal of tho United Thickens, Beautifies. SHELLING INVENTION come as a delegate from Las Cruces. States to be affixed. Delegates from the Tuesday club Done at the city of Washing- Mrs. Fannie S. Spltx, inventor of here are Mrs. Raymond Stamm, ton this Slst day of March, in $19.95 and Mrs. C. the pinon nut shelling machine. president of the club, the year of our Lord One will leave for eastern T. French; from the Woman's club. Nine Hundred and today points G. ana Thousand on business Mrs. J. Gould, president, o, inde- connected with the nut It. Al Twenty-tw- and of the Values to $35.00 which ex- Mesdames Emily Lab'dle, United States up shelling industry she C. C. Mea-cha- pendence of the to sea some Goodrich, B. II. Porter, One Hundred pects developed to A. Gusdorf. P. K. Scheck, of America, the She will be for Forty-sixt- h. magnitude. absent H. L. Hbgrefe and M. W. and an Indefinite period. (Seal) $40.00 The nut machines HARDING. shelling which The session will be opened by a WARREN 8. Mrs. Spits had on hand in the fac- Millinery In meeting of the district officers at Department tory the basement of her homo 9 oman s have been o'clock at the; W cluo. At KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO And Good for already shipped east 30 o'clock tho meeting for all Visit our millinery for where they have been sent to be federated clubs in the district be department buying. 'assembled ) WUnbH IN BULU HI New ar-rivi- for extensive manufac gins with reports from clubs in the r Spring creations are constantly 50 Years turing purposes. Mrs. Spitz ex- second district, followed by a talk LEAD AVENUE CHURCH and each day has a new story to pects to lease the shelling ma- on Americanization by Miss Lois tell. Kahn's are chines or to sell the' patent out- Randolph. At 12:30 o'clock there usual prices very moderate. right. Conforming with their Don't fail to take a Tes, this a low price will be a luncheon at the Alvarado oustom of assembling for worship peep at those pattern for a steel Inquiries about the plnon shell- for the state president, second dis- of cabinet possessing in- on Easter day. the members hats. All-Ste- ing have been received Ihe the the el features by trict president and officers, and Commandery No. 3, ventor from all over the country, visiting delegates. Members of Pilgrim of strength and utility. much more Knights Templar, will march to interest being shown the Woman's club and Tuesday club church In the elsewhere than in are to attend the luncheon the Lead Avenue today TRIMMED HATS To make sure it was industry expected in a body, from the Masonic Tem- of All-Ste- el the heart of the plnon producing and officers of other civlo clubs, worthy the assemble at .48 country. Bo many have not in the will also be ple, where they will 1 name one of the drawers .requests federation, 10:30 o'clock this morning. The Group $2.98 was heavily loaded and been received by Mrs. Spits for the Invited to be present. Tickets ($1 machines that she has decided to per for toe luncheon snouia procession will be accompanied 2 wbb opened and closed plate) Shrine band. The a bottle of "Dan-derln- Group $3.98 - push the ahead as it be purchased from Mrs. Emily by the Knights buys 100,000 times the eouiva- project early Templar usually wear full uniform at any drug store. After lont of BO actual it. mneiie, Mrs. Del, one will open 3 $4.98 years' tho afternoon session at the club for the ceremony. one application ot this delightful Group service and was still In The 1922 of local tonlo you cannot find a with a talk, after which the pro officers the particle 4 A-- B v good, smooth working ST. JOHN'S TO HAVE as follows: of dandruff or a hair. Be- Group .... $5.48 $5.98 order. gram as printed In tho calender commandery are falling will be carried out. The toplo is Harry E. Walter, commander; sides, every hair shows new life, SPECIAL MUSIC TODAY Van O. vigor, brightness, more color ana Supplied with or wlth- -' child welfare, and Mrs. S. T. Vann Oleson, generalissimo; a tne Mrs. w. c. Thaxton Lawrence B. Mackey, captain, gen- abundance. out master lock In any St. an- leader. finish. ' John's cathedral has will' have a caper on community eral; Bernard L. Wiles, senior nounced the following musical Play grounds. Following the pro- warden: Arthur C. Culver, pre- REMEMBER program for Its morning Easter gram Mrs. F, H. Parker will speak late; Charles H, Lembke, Junior ALL-STEE- L service at 10:30 o'clock today; and Janet .Reld, dlreotor of warden; Peter Cameron, treas- Processional hymn. "Jesus Christ tr. YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER AT is state child welfare, will close the urer; JIarry Braun, recorder; Risen Today." session with a talk. John A. Dovorsplke, standard MONUMENTS OFFICE Kyrie Eleison, (Gounod). bearer; Alexander Jordan, sword I Gloria Tibi. bearer; ' L. : Hymn Alleluia. By special act of the Massachu- Ralph Chapman, William E. sen-tine- Memorials of FURNITURE Offertory. "I Know My Redeemer setts legislature the 53 scrub wom- warder; Grimmer, the Better Liveth," soprano solo by Mrs. en employed In the state house In Kind. Boston are to have a s' Kathryn Bailey. Care of the hair, complexion, "We Pay the Freight" KAHN'S nanctus. vacation with pay every STORE STRONG'S year. Benedlctus. teeth and finger nails is given careful attention Chinese Gloria In.Excelslg, Old Chant,. An affidavit by every Best Nuno Dumultis. charging loitering woman, and now the native toilet G. E. Fletcher "Albuquerque's Shopping Place." was filed against a husband and preparations are COOK STORE Recessional, "Welcome IJappy wife who came to visit friends in gradually giving Morning." way to imported articles. The 109 North First Street. 352 Anderson, Infl., but are alleged to Chinese women are particularly MONUMENT WORKS Phone have prolonged their stay beyond fund of highly perfumed toilet Journal Want Ads Bring Results. th limit o hospitality. waters. .... t 1922. 4 V ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 16, a ac uiAi ... ' -- i!J" .. . '""- wtmr -

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of reduced one-Ha- lf its size. And that we have the benefit A stock of new.high grade Furniture and Rugs, that must be to present might of one-thir- d to one-ha- lf of our low selling smaller stock we are going to give you the benefit of prices that will mean a saving regular price. to Furniture and Floor Coverings No need of buying used furniture, since you now have this opportunity buy good, clean, new, dependable value and will our sale. A few of the values you at low prices. One look will convince you as to the real savings you gain by attending very sales floor with tic- will find mentioned below, and others we are not able to mention you will find displayed on our huge original selling price kets and red sale tag marked with blue pencil. souvenir. To the first two hundred ladies attending this sale we will give an attractive and useful 1 DINING ROOM SUITES SIMMONS BEDS WILLIAM AND MARY OAK DINING TABLES

42-In- 48-In- ch American IN ALL FINISHES AND SIZES ch Table Table Eight piece genuine Walnut, 4 solid Oueen Anne designComprising an ob Xeffular Price Sale Price Quarter-sawe- d oak, Jacobsen finish, Solid oak, fumed finish, and table, extension style, buffet with' $10.50 6 chairs to oak chairs to match. Price, long $15.50 with genuine leather seated, Regular 5 chairs host chair to .' mirror, and with 6 $18.00 $11.50 $95.00.-Sal- e .'. this sale. . . . match. Price. .$63.00 $45.00. During .$28.50 in genuine blue or. $26.00 $17 SO match, upholstered brown leather. Regular price, $32.50 $21.00 $350.00. Sale Price .$225.00 1 For a Dining Room value see this Queen Anne Suite. of . table, buffet Sale Price Consisting Regular Price loor Coverings without mirror and 6 chairs covered in 5.50 3.75 $ :...& genuine blue leather. Regular $ $.50 i fi t '' Stephen-Ssnford- 's and Alexander Smith's price, $300.00. Sale Price .$195.00 $11.50 K 50 I $16 50 crimen Axminsfer Size 9x12 Rygs. MATTRESSES 40-l- b. Weight $19.50 ,$14.75 Sale Price IN ALL SIZES WOOL AND FIBRE Regular Price Regular Price Sale Price $8.50 : .$5.95 BECM1 FURKITUSE $22.00 $15 75 $12.50 $ 8.50 $18.00 $12.75 ALL FELT piece genuine American walnut, Eight Regular Price . Sale Price of chiffonette, dressing GRASS RUGS consisting dresser, $16.50 $12.75 chair, bed, and mat- $16.50 $ 9.75 table, rocker, springs $20 00 tress. Regular Price, $265.00. $11.50 7.50 $150 $28.00 ...... $18.50 Sale Price $185.00 $ 8.50 $ 5.95 IN ALL SIZES 8 A Beautiful Suite Pieces in American . A FEW WILTON VELVET RUGS, 9x12 SIZES Walnut Sale Price Regular Price LIVING ROOM FURNITURE This suite consists of a bow-en- d bed, $115.00 $7.50 dresser, dressing table, chifforette, chair, !A limited quantity of,9xl2 Axminsters at $28.F0 Three piece cane back suite, covered with' rocker, springs, mattress. All pieces are-o- f 'A large assortment of small size Axminsters at $ 4.55 fine grade velour. Regular 1 Sale Price. 31 finest construction; finish is exceptional. price $115.00. $65.00 BATHROOM RUGS Regular Price, $325.00. Th'ree piece cane back suite, with removal in finest Sale Price $225.00 Special price during this sale, each $ 1,65 spring seats upholstered grade of velour. Regular price $225.00. ODD DRESSERS AND LINOLEUMS Sale Price $155.00 PRINTED Three piece duofold suite 3 rockers and CHSFFCfllERS massive constructed of Regular Price Sale Price duofold, frame, IN AND OAK d WALNUT, IVORY quarter-sawe- , and in $1.45 $ 1.10 oak, upholstered Regular Price Sale Price genuine leather. Regular price, $20.00 $15.75 INLAID $165.00. Sale Price .. .$1 15,00 Price $29.00 '$21.00 Regular Price Sale Solid oak duofold covered with chase $35.00 $94.00 $2.25 $ 1.55 leather. Regular Price, $49.00.- - ...... $37 50 590O0 Sale Price ...... $37.50 $45.00 $33.00 FIBRE FURNITURE Our entire stock of fibre furniture rock- settees and breakfast room rA in ers, chairs, brilliant of the newest designs s array Miss Sale suites is reduced in during-thi- floor with silk shades and malmr? Don't This Big greatly price lamps, sale. any standards, complete $18.00 a

China and White Cups Large Size Galvanized Galvanized Tubs r Saucers Boilers White Enamel Slop Jars No. 2, Special ...... 75c Six to a Customer. $2.50. Sp'ecial . '. i ...... $1,65 Regular Price, -- As No. 3, Special 95c long as they last, Sale Price $1.85 each:.. 5C hi Credit Terms f( Credit Terms If u S ft IN Satisfactorily To Suit Your m ll I Convenience HOME FURNISHERS Arranged

213-21- New Mexico 213-215'W- 5 AVENUE Albuquerque, est Gold Avenue WEST GOLD 1922. 'April 14, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Paare Seven.

2 PASTORS PREPARED SAN MIGUEL HEALTH TO OFFICIATE TODAY I Theaters WORK When Is Martial Law Today IS INSPECTED GOOD FIRM FLESH, INCREASED Justified? The Amoclotcd (By Prein.) (Special Correnpnndrnre to The Joornnl.) AND Brookllne, Mass.. April 15. "B' Theater Bessie Love, one of Snnta Fe, 15. Dr. John WEIGHT, STRENGTH of April MAG When the congregation the the n film Is A. Ferrell, director of the Interna- By CARL O. EE. previsions that these rights should officers Is suspended and the mili- Brookllne church star, at the ENERGY Amazing New Food remain unimpaired. No Presbyterian "B" tional health board which is the The question of the exercise of governor tary Is made supreme. It is the meets for Its Easter services to- today, as the leading charac- medical branch of the Rockefeller can have the right to suspend these ter in Factor.. ,ttlie extraordinary remedy of mar he creation of a military dictatorship. morrow it will find two pastors "Penny of Top Hill Trail"; foundation Rpent today Inspecting - rights. If had such a right they AH civil and tial rule baa been brought concrete- would not be inalienable. In rights civil processes prepared to officiate. also showing another episode of the work of the full time health de- that are set com- Cur-ti- n, before the of the state event would be tem- aside. The will of the One will be the Rev. Edwin "Miracles of and a partment In San Miguel. Dr. G. S. ly people they merely mander of is su- the Jungle," the past ten the act porary which be the troops the whom the Boston presbytery reel or Luckett, director' of the state bu- Thousands who have been the poear to trafutfbnn Dfeleaa food natter tntn during days by rights might taken preme law for the time refused to two .of "Current Events." reau of Las always of Governor Mechem In declaring away upon the juatmont or whim being. install after hearing public health, made the complaining about being weak, thin, living oalla, flash, maarle sad llnua, therefore There is no of trial a Ferris-T- Vegas with Dr. a state of martial law In McKlnley of tho executive. If this were right by Jury; reports that he had baptized dog Crystal Opera House The Inspection Ferrell. emaciated and n roor food merely paases through bodrTtth-o- ut true, no aylor may now find yooj As will Americans would right of the vrit of habeas cor- and offered grace by blessing Stock an who was not able to come to Snnta doing yon any good. county. similar situations have deceived company opens Fe on in Yeast Vitamines when used in con- occur in the future it themselves and they themselves pus. At his whim the commander French fried potatoes. Tho other engagement at the Crystal tonlRht, this, his third official visit to It therefore appears that in prattkaBy ad undoubtedly of the In the state. The nection with Nuxated Iron the very eaana is well that a unbiased and would have set up the instrument military forces may incar- pastor will be the Rev. Hector "The Church and Its People." International hoard when Vhaorinas are necessary, organic aennite, cerate men is a contributor to thing which will often Iran la aiao non-partis- for over them a without a trial by Jury Ferguson of the Scotch Presby- and a heavy financially quickly help nareamiry. public opinion be tyranny and for y good program of fun and higher-authorit- In them to on good firm To to reversion to the , and without any terian, whom the presby- public health work New Mexico. put tieeh, round prove yon the aulpifatna; raaoHa arhkh created to support or oppose such dark ages. church, laughter from the opening of the ont and and measures. Who then can thesa to review the Justice of the act. tery committee on vacancy and show until Its close. The fan dm Inenaae theii itrenrth. we feal aheald be quickly obtained (rani this suspend company enerr? and endurance, provided their blood con- valuable combination. be- -, rights? No one but the The wisaom or fairness of the supply has appointed for the East- will remain two arraacemaBta have bam Let (he reader realize in the people weeks. STORK ARRIVES WHILE tain. of nude with in to between themselves. If they wish to military dictator Is never in issue. er service. Rev. Mr. Curtis, sup- asuientqoajitUy oxygenated organic draggiata thia dty give yon A ginning the distinction laps iron to finable tihemtoanimi lata food y. LARGE DOLLAR into barbarism ana lawlessness un- However wise or however fair, no ported the of the con- Lyric Theater The Coldwyn their prop-erl- PACKAGE OF GENUINE - sending troops to act as special by majority FIRE Without organic Iron both food and Vita- YEAST or aid a til they deprive themselves of the man in America has the omnisci- gregation was elected as pastor corporation presents Mary Roberts FIREMENJIGHT VITAMINE TABLETS ABSO- aruardians of Droperty to Rlnchart'a famous mines si abaolotely nanleaa. aa yoqr body lemam LUTELY FREE with roar parchaee of a bottle .'. protection of their own courts and ence to hold the power of last week. was said story, "The court in its process and the liberty It today that Fire-me- N serving the own or life over a the Olorlous Fool," as the main attrac- Oakland, Calif., April 15. n of organic mated Iron. Take your Vitamin ' extreme of a declaration orderly processes of their other men, unless presence of the other pastor Tablets before meala remedy laws, no one is to blame them- itself all to a tion at the Lyrlo todny; besides thin arriving at the homo of Mrs. and organic Noxated Iron of martial law in a defined terr but community has abolished probably would prove be only J. S. after meala. Weigh before selves. In that event there is no law and Is great picture the 'management Is Brown today to put out a youraehT yon tout torv. temporarily the military formality. and again after tan and he maab of local showing "Rolling Stones," a two-re- el blaze were requested by members days m Even the of troops for functioning Imposed as a necessity, pending the yon have Increased in also fai sending There is an absence gov- Mermaid of the family to "please make as weight, atrength. be with of of the functions WETj8n DEFEATED. comedy, vigor and energy. arc not guard duty should indulged ernment a vacuum. This of New little noise as possible." They com- If you perfectly caution. The people bf the political the courts. York, April 15. Freddie Pastime Theater William Fox satisfied with your weight iaeraaM and the great - absence of law is the basis of Juris- should never cham- plied. Tho fire soon was extin- state have an organised govern- Circumstances be Welsh, former lightweight presents one of his film stars, Dus-tf- n general results obtained, the) ananofaetarsni ; diction a declaration of guished, and as they boarded their ment. a constitution for martial permitted to obscure our vision as pion of the world, was defeated to- Farnum, as the in will promptly refund yowr money. They adopted rule. In tho absence of law, the to in leading star apparatus for tho return a nurse IMPORTANTl Wa 'and their have en- - the vital and fundamental prin- night a tea round contest by 'Iron to Gold"; also a came to that wn b not take Vitamines unless yoo wW your weight representatives governor may and must create a - ti- presenting the front door and an- hr!d-t- yoa wlah Urana-t- aoted laws to define their rights ciple at stake. We may feel. In a Archie Walker, former amateu- reel or two of "Fox Nsws" n!ctnrr f meralymJgreater energy, physical sod smuoU saves, warasojp. nounced: "Mother do- mono Pro- state of military law to fill the Instance, that there will tle holder at 135 and a and son are uuk m taaa Hoxatad Iroa onty. and to regulate their conduct. vacuum until civil law can be re- particular pounds. good comedy of two reels. ing nicely, thank vision is made for the election of be greater security to property and you." established, but no longer. Under life If is local men and women who have the no other etrcumstances can he le a military dictatorship confidence and respect of their fel- - established. st deceives as gally do this. us when we think that it is safer "low men. to act temporarily A proclamation of martial law rulers. The administration and wiser to surrender our most their means that the authority of all civil on of practically all state laws and fundamental American rights local ordinances is entrusted to the grounds of Immediate expe- direct of the diency or safety. In the end the these representatives rise to us. people. If they abuse the power SHE'S AMERICA'S precedent will up plague - them or the duties We sell our birthright for a mess given neglect YOUNGEST WOMAN of imposed upon them they suffer the pottage. loss of their prestige and are rele- BRIDGE BUILDER In the event of local disorders gated to private life by the voters. let the sheriff quiet them, with the .There la always the restraint of aid of a posse if necessary. If he local opinion to keep them will not function because of sym public with to dls responsive to the will of the people pathy either party the and to prevent arbitrary conduct order, let the court remove him This is a basic policy in Amenta. and 'name in his stead a patriotic v- - n inenl and courageous citizen who will and we cling to it as one of the function. If the sheriff cannot Nsafeeuards against the Infringe maintain order let the court re ment of our rights. strain the offenders from their " m extraordinary emergen lawless acts. If they violate the r piest which may arise we authorize injunction let them be arrested and the sheriff of our counties to swear punished. If the sheriff cannot in possemen to aid him in main summon enough good men and true taining order or in servine nm from the body of the county to take cesses. Outsiders are always ft them Into custody it will be ap- source of Irritation and the law ' 1 propriate for the court to ask the to the court provides every precaution against f governor for troops aid the need of bringing in help from In securing the arrest of the law- 'bevond the borders of the local less. Except in cases of actual re- The dig- Wit by providing local means for bellion this will suffice. nity of the court can be thus vin- necting emergencies. ef- i. . a further ana dicated and Its power made The law goes step sus- 'confers upon the dlctrlot court the fective. No martial law order, 'power to suspend or remove offi- pending the civil rights ot the peo- cials who fail or refuse to act vig- ple, Is needed. the law ana When utter chaos reigns end the orously in enforcing mar- maintaining order. It also gives to court has been put to flight, the judge of that court the power tial law receives Its first Justifica- to restrain men's conduct by in- tion. and confers upon him very Here Americans ought to take junction sentiment extraordinary powers of arbitrary their stand. Here public through contempt pro- ought to crystallse until no gover- punishment It. - Nowhere else s4 ceedings for disobedience to tne nor will dare defy order. The intention of the law Is are our fundamental rights secure 4o make each community (usually 4 acounty) sufficient unto itself and Lou Alta Melton. IV1 to avoid all outside Interfer- thus , Old Resident Near Death ence with its local affairs. Miss Lou Alta Melton is the some administra- "I had not eaten food for 10 It is true that youngest and one of the best look- onday, to Tuesday, aVe of sicn univer- days and was slowly starving Wednesday tive functions civil in the in a state that jus- ing ajrineers country. death. Given up by five doctors, sal uniformity She is a member of the American Won- 1 tice can be more nearly done be- I tried a bottle of Mayr's 1 atia M A8sociatioi of one tween the unite of Engineers and derful Remedy, which gave relief rnjry state officials ad- of the few women in the United at once. I am 75 years old and 7, 1922 bodies by having April 19, minister for the whole state. The States engaged in designing and would have died but for your state tax commission, sitting as a building fc.iises. wonderful medicine. The Jaun- board of equalization, is a case In dice is all gone and I am gain- STATIONERY But such instances are ing appetite and strength every .point. day." It is a simple, harmless $1.00 Symphony Lawn Box Paper, the highest rare - grade paper most-urge- removes ca- Coffee nt ease that the nly the J SCHILLING'S COFFEES preparation- Opeko sold in Albuquerque, this sale 2 boxes for ... iMstlfv men mucus from the Intestinal A $1.01 .n sending tarrhal mild, satisfying blend of high grade beans, roast- 60c Lord Baltimore one the outside to maintain by AND TEAS DEMONSTRATED tract and allays the inflammation 51 Linen, of America's best known writ- from of all stom- ed fresh and in one Standard i force the dignity of the law which causes practically packed pound bags. ing papers, white and tints, 2 boxes for ..L- .- AT VARIOUS STORES Intestinal one ..61c ntniA Tt is an aiironi. w ach, liver and ailments, price, pound, 45c. 75c Floreine Fabric 2 boxes for local community. It advertises to including appendicitis. One dose Stationery, ' 76c world that the people or mat Charles Mason, the representa- will convince or money refunded. This Sale, 2 50c Cascade Linen, pound paper, greatest value in ' the law-abidi- and pounds stationery, locality are not sufficiently tive for the famous Schilling For sale by Brlggs" Pharmacy 2 pounds 5ic to be capable of running brands of coffees and teas, with druggists everywhere. ,40c Cascade Linen 50 in t.,., their own affairs to vindicate the headquarters in this city, Is a 46c Envelopes, package, this sale 100 law. It Imposes upon the people busy man these days arranging envelopes for of tne siaie uw for demonstrations at various 4jc 4)t the rest one 15c Cascade Linen Writing Tablets, 2 for "..."..'.. burden of maintaining order in stores of the Schilling products. iB ,16c 15c tf its units. Last week the demonstrator was FOOD Glenwood Envelopes, 2 packages for. I6c Certainly state guards from at the Lathim store for three PRODUCTS 10c Klenzit Erasers, 2 for sent Into a Rosen-wal- d !!!llc Without should not be days, and will be at the 40c Vanilla Extracts this salo for 41c 5c Pencil 2 for 6c 10c for..' bounty until that county has store several days of this 40c Clips, Drinking Cups, 2 .'lie ' to exhaust . us week. Other stores will m Lemon Extract this sale for 41c tailed or refused ana grocery "own powers to maintain law hold Schilling coffee and tea 6Vc bymonds Inn Cocoa, y2 pound size... this sale for 31c Tne mere maumioui -- demonstrations in the next week HOT Order. be- 30c Symonds Inn Baking Chocolate this MaxImuM WATER BOTTLES OR local sheriff that a sitvation is or two. sale for 31c not ac- 35c Beef Cubes yond his control should be this sale for 36c "V FOUNTAIN SYRINGES cepted. He may be incompetent, GIBBONS CROWD BOUT. 25c Black Pepper this sale for 26c badly advised or improperly St. Paul, Minn., 15. Mike sinister Influences inside April 25c White Pepper this sale for 26c The Hot Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd, St. largest selling Water Bottle in the world, The price county. Until a district Judge 25c Red Pepper i everywhere is 2.50 each. Full two J the ho is nowrless to Paul's well known middleweight this sale for 26c quart capacity. tin.. fbt have been to meet 25c Ground Cinnamon e,-- 1.1a nrrier bv the use of boxers, signed this sale for 26c it- a w or pun- for their third ring engagement, 25c his powers of removal, twelve-roun- d Nutmeg sale for 26c all troops in a decision bout at ...this Standard Price .$2.50 ishment for contempt, New Tork on Are zoc Seasoning this sale 2 - h Should not be sent, unless, per- City Saturday after roultry for 26c i noon, May 6, it was announced - ' This Sale 2 for chance, the governor is informed ?cAG,Pe Jel.ly;- this sale 2 for 31c .$2.51 court it- here tonight. your eye k reliably that the district $1.00 Olive Oil, Imported this sale 2 for $1.01 self winks at lawlessness. uuamiunu xui j. wy x cara. : so cautious is tne law against giving you exercise of arbitrary power the court is i the HOUSEHOLD even by Judges, that a REMEDIES TOILET ARTICLES CANDY without the authority to resort to 50c Blaud's Iron greatest Pills, 100 in bottle, $1.00 an extraordinary proceeding by 2 $1.50 Dazira Face Powder, 2 for. ...$1.51 Llggetts except In cases where for sic Orange Injunction at comfort $1.00 Jonteel Compacts Powder, 2 . $1.01 and there is no adequate remedy 35c Hinkle Pills, 100 in bottle, 2 for. .36c $1.00 Ramee Gold Package, How should a Bouquet Face Powder, 2 for... Slot advertised in Jaw. loath, then, and 35c BOo Violet Dulce 2 - Mentholated Throat 2 Face for be to resort to the still Tablets, for 36c COo Powdpr, im the governor- Byla Face 2 "(tip Saturday more extraordinary and arbitrary 25c Alkaline Antiseptic Tablets, 2 for 26c Powder, French, for Evening Post until most perfect $1.00 Truflor Toilet Water, 6 odors, 2 01 power of sending in troops 25c Zinc Ointment. 2 $1.60 for... ft for the past of both law and for 26c Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water. 2 for....91Bl two the processes $1.00 Ounce Nacre 2 years; have been exhausted and vision? 15c Sulphur and Cream Tartar Tab- Extract, ounces $101 known all over equity him. ' 60o Bouquet Ramee Talcum, 2 for that fact is certified to lets. 2 for 16c 25o Violet Bic the world as district court ask for j Our Dulce Talcum, 2 for '20c Should a 2 25o Rexall 2 the highest to aid it in serving Its pro- 60c Phosphate Soda, for 61c Baby Talcum. for 2flo troops 25o Harmony Corolopsis Talcum, 2 for '. '.26o grade candy cesses the governor has a Justifi- glasses 25c Tincture Iodine, 2 for 26c BOo '. . in the this will re- Violet Dulce Cold Cream, 2 for country; positively never appear him the 5ie in a Lig-get- t's cation for sending 25c Cascade 2 BOo Violet Dulce 2 again lc sale; this sale, two boxes $1.01. aid but even then martial ground Aromatic, for 26c Vanishing Cream, for 5lc 2 Oc. quested 35a Rlkers Cold 2 for Mints for Life Saver Mints i for c. law is not indicated. Youth Craft is guaranteed to re 20c Aspirin, 12s, 2 for 21c Cream, 860 Guth's and Cream does not in our own 30c Bikers Peroxide Cream, 2 for "sic Honey Caramels, wholesome, Tho sending of troops relieve and 85c 2 v.-...-.- old fashioned of move, arrest the most Aspirin, 24s, for ...... 36c 80c Rikers Florentine Orris, two for caramels, made with lots of cream necessitate the establishing BOo ....Sic and in neat 3 common causes of baldness 69c Aspirin, 100s, 2 for Harmony Liquid Shampoo, two for Bio honey, packed boxes, boxes 96o martial law. Supplying the troops shop '...70c 3 Bo Rikers one Justified by a given and that is dandruff and itch 20c Cream 2 for. Liquid Rouge, two for SBc is thing, fitted Tartar, ...... 21c COo D'Artagnan Rouge, two for state of facts as recited above, but ing ecaip. xoutn trait is a 25c Boric Acid, 2 for Me ONEIDA SILVERWARE declaring martial law is an en- .26c ex- Remedy and not a toilet tonic. with the Rose tirely different thing, far more 15c Glycerine and Water, 2 for. 16c 10 traordinary and arbitrary than the Different in Use Better in re- 15c Soda Mints, 2 for Guaranteed Years of and Is Jus- aid of ' 16c OPEKO TEA mere sending troops sults. At all and Toilet S0o two . Hle under the most Impell- Drag Tablespoons, for...... ,.-- tified only Counters. the These teas are imported di- ouo Medium forks, two ror. ing and persuading circumstances 85o .eio law- tor aale y Butt's Store, REXALL REMEDIES rect from the Orient for Medium Knives, two for . . ...8fln of complete and paralyzing Drag 'i the 60o two lessness. Albuquerque, N. M and Banner latest exclusive aale nr. Pevnll Sugar Spoons, for ., ,.6to N. M. - 50c Analgesic Balm, two for ...51c 75o Salad Forks, two for , Our aneertors have struggled for vrug oiore, uaunp, Stores. joo seven hundred years to gradually and $1.20 Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, 2 for $1.21 Deliciously flavored wring from despots the civil rights $1.25 Iron and Celery Tonic, 2 and Of full strength Anrl nn which we To hold what they most for. .$1.26 KLENZO DENTAL CREAM enjoy. $1.00 Nux and Iron 2 . finer teas are grown at any had attained and t slowly gain - Tablets, for, .$1.01 additional safeguards has required scientific 25c Little Liver Pills, 2 for '.....26c ipnee. Full y2 lb. packages. Klenzo is made scientific- the most constant vigilance and DE LUXE CAFE $1.50 Beef, Wine and Iron. 2 Regular Price 39c valiant courage. Time was when instruments, for.... $1.51 a formula unlike a .man charged with crime was 60c Milk Magnesia, 2 for .61c Special, 2 for 40c ally by tried without Jury before a Judge, will 25c Healing Salve, 2 .26c often arbitrary and brutal, and the P for...... ;.... any other dentrifice. Its most decision "Always the Best." ' $1.50 Blood and Nerve Tonic, 2 for. outrageously unjust benefit $1.51 1 rendered against him. . Centuries of 35c Expectorant, 2 for 36c Rexall Shaving 'mm white, creamy foam pene struggle were necessary to establish the right of every freeman to a trial YOUNG TURKEY and your" $1.00 Septone Hair Tonic, 2 for. . . .$1.01 Cream trates every crevice of before a of his In the ROAST Jury peers, CHICKEN ; the teeth America of today we regard this SUNDAY DINNER eye sight Makes a full and gums, privilege as one of our most sacred SUNDRIES rich, creamy Safeguards. We boast that the 15o lather, in hot or cold cleaning, polishing and we Ooodform Hair Nets, all colors, two for. v, . 16c fight is Inalienable and would lBo Velour Powder Puffs, two for ...18c wjater; does not dry on $le, if need be, to preserve it to our $100 ''.y 85c two for. enamel, and leaving that hildren. Have your eyes Hair Brushes, ...... ,8Bo the face. Standard price 7Bo Hair Brushes, two for ,.7flo 'Tlme was when men were Consisting ot About a Dorcn 86o , one tube this indescribable cool, clean with- - Tooth Brushes, two for.....,..-..- 35c; sale, and placed in dungeons Delicious oOo sc m Dishes, examined , Tooth Brushes, two for two tubes out adequate cause or legal pro-i- ....Bio ...... ,36c Klenzo feeling, 2 for 26c and held there for months or years without a trial. It required Come in and enjoy a good I endless struggle to establish as a today We are to S. & fixed and unalterable rule of law Sunday Dinner in the TOILET SOAP, unable give H. Green Stamps with items on lc Sale. See Window, for the right to have a writ that the warmest and nicest Cafe Items Not Listed. prisoner be produced instanter be- in the ' 50c Bouquet Ramee 2 51c fore the court and a due showing city. TAUPERT Soap, for.... jjiade by the officer having him In 25c Eexall Medicated Skin Soap, 2 26c ottstody that the prisoner is legally c. Held. We call it the writ of habeas filuslo By 15c Rexall Toilet Soap, 2 for .16c corpus. Without It the freedom of OPTICAL GO. Butt's rug 25c Klenzo oioxe no' man would be protected. This Ellis De Luxe Orchestra Tar Shampoo, 2 for.... 26c light also, we regard as inalienable. 305 West Central 25c Violet Dulce 2 The constitution of the United Soap, for; ...... 26c Albuquerque First and Central. States and of the state of New Mex- - From 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. Phone 588 leo' were made to contain, explicit ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 'April 16, 1922.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ing. A certified check equal to 5 per cent of the amount of bid Is with all bids. 2 erection required Plans and THE MARKETS Sealed proposals for the specifications may be seen at tho MMmd and completion of three nchool office of Gladding A Gladding, 11 buildings will be received at the West Central avenue and may be of 150, WANTED Miscellaneous For Rent-Roo- m Board FOR SALE office of the of obtained by making deposit with Kouwt Superintendent which will be on return FINANCIAL XX - returned A.vn-:- 611 Broad- Schools 6 as Kuuiuurt any QUHlilUy. ROOM AND UOARD. South FOR KALE Five-roo- house with until p. m. May 12,1922 of Board of Education Pho iioa-.- l. plans. way. sleeping porch, rurniahed. 214 Stan- Separate bids are asked for the the right to reject any and Wull Slrcet. IlifcT your windows, paint and imper ROOM AND BOARD Close to shops, ford avenue. unu heating, plumbing and electric wir all bids. New Tork. 15. The two-hou- r donned, hy U.e day man. Ask tor lu a month. 702 ffouth Third. VOH BAI-i- i owner, mod- April i 097-- liy session of the stock Bert, CANVAS sleeping porch, with board. ern frame linuse, brick ga;age. 8H exchange 9 1703-- today witnessed a resumption of 1? ""1C PAY highest prices for rlries. shot- Ill) per week. 1207 East Central. .th Walter, phone guns, pistols. Wright's Trading Post. ROOMS AND men FOR SALE New three-roo- house; ft the violent speculation, which Fourth and (loM. BO,' RD, preferred, II promises to make the week mem- HO and up: no sick. 1027 Forrester. bargain; owner leaving city. Inquire e HAVli severu! e first mort- 114 North High, phone 198S-- orable in tlio insti- - toil HEIST Room and board; all new history of that luans. Who wants thein? Mo- Cen-tr- tution. gage be (If. 512 South Broadway, or phone FOR BALE Three fine nomes, East Mllllun Wood. East Silver and University , Almost one million shares were BUITS L'LKANUD mid pressed, tl; Hulls EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION to takc Heights. J. A. Hammond. 8:4 East Silver. traded in nt further gains of one pressed, &)(:; no gasolln udur. Duke FOR BALE Five-roo- brick lift. in cure; private home; highlands. pressed to four poiuts and to the accom- J City Cleanem, phone i'h"rift 1422-- house. moilern, hardwood floors, front paniment of many new maximums CLEANING. kHlsortmio ana paper, wax-In- s KOH KEN and back porch, garage, close In. Phone work Nicely tun.uned roome with 1949 R. lor a year or much and oiling floors; guannieed. first-cla- 110 longer period J tnble board. South Arm.. Commission houses were lonn uuot.soii, poioie n.ll-- pnnna 1327-- HEY! LAST CALL Cash buys four new MACHINERY and the MINE again IX,' X I indicnt-in- s T li' O 17.1 C7...... n..... houses, for about cost 83 prominent in the buying, CI.AKA TWISS has sleeping porches f of materials; a accumulation of order? ill good cnnrJIlion and cheap. Address rent, with excellent board and nurses per cent Investment. Room 7, First heavy V. M. M r. lalu Itonia, Bank , over the Good If care, at h South High. building Friday holiday. A - Cilah in- WANTED National register; FOR KENT Room FOR SALE Housu, five rooms and bath. tho rapidly diminishing short In anft s.eeping porch. must be Ruod shape and reasonable. with uoarf 'or front porch, screened'ln sleeping closed terest made any effort to stem the W. M. 1313 gentlemen convales all new MINES have been down Address McKelhtr, Koma. , centp. Phone Irt7fl-W- . porch; Including furniture. tide, its operations were not per- Oarage. Call owner, D90. WANTED Uy car n MANY Oils followed last , parly, okl BOARD and large glassed-i- room, adr of ceptible. up furniture, rugs, gtovi-- clothlnK any reaeon - FOR SALE By owner, suburban home, a consequent depreciation Cos-de- n. Tlox joining bath, large closet, very four rooms Thursday's spectacular rise, and everything. Address 400, Journal. aoie. 315 Hotitn wycamore. and sleeping porch, cltt Sinclair, Pacific, Mexican Pe- MAX BARGAIN STOHP.. at S15 wator. fruit trees, grape arbor. e South HAWK rooms and ghissed porches for two box 213. equipment. The services of the Engineering troleum and Standard Oils of Cal- First, will pay the highest prlcea for more city. seennd-han- patients; tray service and nurs ion DOWN 120 your clothing, tboes and 136G-- and a month are the ifornia and New Jersey leading S ing, reasonable. Phone I furniture. 858 terms on brand new of this in the Jlotois and their subsidiaries VMS . ' '5 A Phone KOH shingle bunga- Department Company, present RENT Room with sleeping porch low; two large rooms and porch, American KUO C'l.KANEIta and board for of sleep'ng equipments, shippings. VACUUM convalescent; plenty price tftsn. Phone 410. lik- Woolen and several of the trac- WH AND WASH RUGS fresh ml IK and eggs. Apply 141fi South condition of the mining industry, may be Navajo rugs ft specialty. Phun rcmtn. FOft University Heights, practi- tions, especially Brooklyn Rapid 1!5-W- . B & O. Cleaners. cally new Spanish type bungalow, fur- VACANCY for convalescent In well con which sup-pli- es Transit, were absorbed in round BEAUTIFY YOUH HOMES nished, ft'e rooms, two porches and ened to the action of a pulmotor amounts. ducted private home; suitable for cou basement. 108 Princeton. HAVE your lawns, flower beds, shrubs, Pie or two gentlemen. Address High Knils suddenly came forward in etc.. planted or cared for by experi- lands, care Journal. FOR SALE By owner, modern a of , 1 enced 1013 Soutrr house, front and back cellar artificial respiration during period the latter dealings under impetus gardner. Walter. JAMUKUN'H HANCii ideal summor porch, of St. Paul f FOt:n Y'BAtii In tho cTtyrc!eanlng and garage. 1117 Kent avenue, one Atchison, preferred. location for convalescents; cool and block west Robinson normal functions Seaboard Air New York Cen- paper and painted walls; twenty years shady; two mllea from town: free from park. shock and thus restores to by Line, ' FOR SALE Bv 718 tral and Pacific, the f is ' - I as a cleaner; ninety per cent nf th peo- dust and smuke. Phone 22.18-- owner, West Coll. Canndn 637-- " f . ple will say Bert Ask Bert, frame stucco, 4 rooms and bath, ! in ' ,a MmAMO.VJ . which is Our three last name being taken ' ,? i1' 'f,if, large porcht-s- newly decorated, vacant supplying something missing. WANTED A storage room A 8ANATORIUM-HOTE- L lame Individual lots. foriorlng for tubercular Terms It derlred. Phone 180,1-- automobiles; must be at least 25x50 convalescents: graduate nurse In at Klectrlc sev- FOR Eight-roo- ma- Storage Battery and feet; state size, condition of building, lo- tendance: rotes by the week or month' RALE modern stucco special knowledge, backed by complete eral allied issues were among the cation and rent . Address Storage, care ("alt 240f-J- I bungnlnw, close In, fine location In to score new Journal. highlands; will pay for liself; owner miscellaneous issues ' ONE MODERN front room, with stocks and nUO large leaving city; will sacrifice. Phone chinery supplemental machinery maximums and the seasoned equip CLEANERS sleeping porcn, southern exposure, sun 2i:r-r- . such American and Bald- 9x12 Pugs Cleaned. (1.S6. shine all suitable for ments. as day; two; excellent FOH SALE in MATTRESSES renovated, fs.so and up; meals: service; nurse in New homes by owner; ooe supplies, enables us to complete equipment win Locomotives, Pullman and tray graduate 824 one ' owner of Stock furniture repaired and packed. Ervln at tenon nc. casa de Ora. West CJold: American Car reflected tho conf- Ferris Taylor, manager and the Ferris Taylor BUt-- 110 one four-roo- 210 Bedding Company, phone 141ft North Maple; ident every of his fun show SOUTH EDITH Private sanatorl North Call 21 the shortest at the lowest cost opinions of pools. company, absolutely guarantees patron big WASTFD Careful Kodak urn Maple: terms. West time, practicable The house state which at the House in the four act com- finishing for tubercular patients. Rooms phone 1940-- clearing weekly opens tonight Crystal Opera Twice dally service. Remember, satis, nicely rurntuhen: glassed-i- n Dorchns: ex.- - ment showed few exceptional edy drama ''The Church and It's People," one of tho biggest laughs faction guaranteed, fiend your cellent nun FOR SALE Four room brick house. and with results which have been satisfactory finishing meals; tray service; general built-i- n changes, actual loans and discounts he has ever enjoyed, or their money will be refunded. to ft rellsble, established firm. Hanna ing. loo) place for summer. Rates are with bath, features, hardwood expanding only moderately. A Hnnna. Master Photographers. rpasnnahlf. Phon 1S5w. floors, glassed-i- n sleeping porch, two in this Cor- acreene" porches. i.arag, large lot, to the mines served by us territory. cash contraction of $12. 700,000, RAZOR BLADES Hnve your dull safety IIESRHVATIONS may now be bad at St. seventy-on- e foot 20 75c to $1 front. Inquire of owner, however, reduced excess reserves Int. Mer. Marine pfd week: Wooled lambs rnzor tiaaes resnarpenea; single enkg. John's Panatorlum Episcopal It rates. 531 South Eighth. 31 shorn 50c to 75c VCc; double edge, 35c per dozen. Have 117.60 to 125 per week: Includes with our Mr. S. L. Kaffer, Engi- to less than $2,000,000, compared Kennecolt Copper lower; lower; private FOR SALE modern respondence Mexican 13.1 25c lower. Bulk wooled your strfght razor honed and aet by room with sleeping porch, connected to 3y jwner, with the total of $47,671,000 in the Petroleum sheep big All work ranteed. Knbza bath and medical care, medicines. brick, stucco, all mo'ern conveniences 20 OOfft expert. jo toilet; built-i- n in is invited. last week of March. Miami Copper lambs. $15, 16.25; shorn, $13.00 Bros., at w excellent except heat: features, large neer Charge, cordially 1 Htippe Drug store. general nursing; meals, tray Missouri Pacific 24 C1 3.75; shorn wethers, $9.75 no All sleeping porch, lawn, treei, vines, garage Closing prices: service; extras. rooms have steam ana American Beet Susar 41 Montana Power 71 10.75. heat, hot and cold running water. Hev. cWcKen yards; gnof loci Hon; vlll W H. sacrlflcer terms to suit reliable 49 82 W. M. MOORR, ho-lnp- Zlegler, Superintendent. Phone party. American Can Xew York Central practical plumMnv. Fo. further rartlaulars, plron 1805-- American & Northern Pacific "TB Kansas City. repairing; dcppndnble service. Ott 49). Smelting Ref'g.. Wi 911-- American Sumatra Tobacco.. 34'i Pennsylvania 42 Kansas City. April 15 (tl. S. Bu- my prices. Fhone WANTED Sale.men FOR SALE American Tel. & Tel 120 Rav Consolidated 10 reau of Markets). Cattle Re- Furniture Copper.... salea-me- f3 79 ceipts 500. For week: Beef steers WANTED Twenty exeperienced WRNlTI'Ro" REPAIRISO and Anaconda Copper Reading splendid Breeden upholster. 100 f-- 57 to 15c proposition. inw. roone nis-- rcrvr rn. Atchison Republic Iron Steel.' steady lower, top $8.60; FOR Drug company. Memphis, Tenn. Heading & 46 Oil & '33 heifers and to SALERancheg FOR SALE Furniture of . Haltlmore Ohio Sinclair Refining yearlings steady CT M1I.ES per gallon mad with new Bethlehem Steel "B" SO Southern Pacific 00 strong; cows steady to weak; can-ner- s, l'UR HALE A small ranch. house, piano and phonograoh. two mile west of modern bouse. A. patented gasoline Vaporiser. Write doxen laying hens. 820 North Twelfth. Butte & 28 Southern 24 cutters, bulls and Fto.' calves bridge; for Co., JAY HARM MGK. PHONE MAIN 6720. Superior Railway J. James. particulars. Stransky Vaporizer SAT AN, Petroleum 57 Studebnker vealers $1 to 52 lower; Piikwana, 8. D. FOR E Child's crlbT'bed room rug! California Corporation ,...119 steady; ACTtE Chamn. 8x10; eleetrln aweener .' 48 50c 75c Jl.fn I'P. vnllpy dnlrylnj JD'i 15(10 . Torrlngton with Canadian Pacific . . 143 Texas Company other killing calves to A. MAKE to per month dlstrlbut-- attachment 201 69 stork snd fnrm lands. K. Heron. and typewriter desk. Central Leather 39 Tobacco Products lower; stoekers, feeders and stock Kpw Mexico. tog peedolinc; easy, permanent work; North Fourteenth, 2241-- 138 '"Iiamn. exclusive automobile frex phone & Ohio 64 Union Pacific cows and heifers stet'.Jy. territory; PA Chesapeake generally n(CH7hCACK f.ANn FAIIMS; well Write for Co.. FOR LE Cheap, player piano, Morris CATALOGS ON REQUEST. Mil. 25 14 H particulars. Speedollne - Chicago, & St. Paul United States Stsel ispnts higher. drained; oil, fruit: natiirr'B sMnitartum; Pert. 74. Dallas. Texas. chair, sowing machine, kitchen cud- Chino Copper 28 Utah Copper 66 Ifoss Receipts 500. M.irket fi:lf Ouust: ruin lit'lt. hard road. Kree board, kitchen table. Perfection nil heal- - & 32 active around 0e lower. Ilt.lk hofiklpt. Charlrs Harper. Tort Lavaca, ...... i c nairauiaii hiih fur; fiuu per rorge with Mower, three nalr tongs Colorado Fuel Iron fairly week withj extra 214 65 T 180 to Teviis. commissions; price, and anvil. Stanford avenue. Crucible Steel . . , . thcrtv llmi'1. $10.00'J iO.lH; quality and guirantee make quick sales 16 15 T.iherty $10.15; mixe.l loads. 39.7.", Hi I' If h'ALE Ull TIlAflK Klv acres ill FOR RALE Two beds with rprlngs and Cuba Cane Sugar New York, April top. njni sum repeat nusuiees. Aiasier ITU two Kiiilt vale, near paved fins .grape I mattresses, rockers, dining table Erie i. J3 bonds closed: $91). 64: first 4s. 9.90: throwout sows. $S."5 'w 9.00; rtsd; ditctlnn Corpora Ion. South Bend. Ind. and first or chicken raneh; sasy term- - to rlirht six chairs; large size cook stove, one Great Northern pfd 75 $99.70 bid: second3. 4n, $99.60; stork pigs steady. party. lJhon 93. or apply room ir, First SAI.IOtMAS for fast selling harvest hat heating stove, one wringer. $',0 for all 41 $99.80; secund $99.72; Sheep Receipts COO. T.fr.rkot NnMnnnl rinnk. or lioo finuth line. Sold by clothing, general and de- if sold hv Monday morning. Phone BM-- Inspiration Copper 4s 4s stores. Season now 4 ; fourth week: 50c to iuo lower: Nlno-ac- partment opening, FOR third Us. $99.94 4s, for Sheep WH BAI.I; i ranth, on niuin and SALE Priced right, beautiful brass Vic- 25c to 40c f of samples light compact. Unusually nea. $99.92: Victory $100.02; lambs lower, top $15.55. ditch, one and miles west high commission Sunbrald Hat ivory chiffonier. Navajo rug, finer new 'hree-roo- paid. reed table, child's fumed onk rocker. Albuquerque Santa Fe Tao$ tory $100.74.3, Barelaa brlde: adobe Co.. fit. Louis, Missouri. 4s, house, and gariKe; quarter mile from china cabinet, kitchen table, Wilson bur .2404-J3- SALESMEN 10 to PRODUCE school house. Phone , or post- - $20 dally: distribute ner, drafting, board, puttees, sleeping QIDUQCBIRD SAYS Foreign Kxclianse. offlne hoT our standard brands of cigars direct hag for camping. 119 North Elm. Dhona DAILY STAGE New IB. Fnrolsn from factory, estahllah a cumulative bus 19S8-- York, April V HAI.IC 'l'wenty-lwt-atT- V Britain lt ranch, part iness; exclusive territory: attractive prop- exchange steady. Orcat Clitcaso rroilucc. or alt of same; on Old Town boulevard, To Taog (Rend Down) To Albuquerque (Heart Up) cables, 13. liutter Mar- osition; samples furnished. Pandn cigar Leave demand, $4.41; $4.41; Chicago. April (food house and outbuildings; Company. 102 South Spring atreet, Los WANTED Houses 7:30a.m.... Albuquerque ...Arrive m 1 :00p.m. sixty-da- y bills on banks, ket firm.' 37c; all kinds of frull and berries; Arrive . Creamery extras, alfalfa: Anreles. California. five-roo- 10:80 a.m.... Santa Fe 4:00 $4.3. owner account of Phone WANTED T runt futir ur ....Leave . pjn. Franco demand, cables. first?, W'36',40: seconds, 31 & leaving, health. AITTOMOTIVB Leave , 12:30 Fe 1 J:4K 0.?8: owner. 241J-H- or S48. KOPPt.Y SALKSMAN home, unfnrnlBhed: must bu reasonable p.m.... Santa .....Arrive p.m. 9.29. Italv demand. 5.44: cables. 31 Vic: standards, 37c. TUB AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY of rent And within tlx or block "f A !, a 4 .fin m 11:16 a.m. 8.55; FOR SALE ranch and state eight m.i.w t.uu )J,UI,miii Espanola ...... Arrive 5.44. Belgium demand. Kgtrs Marltet lower. , Receipts oenvsr. has opening for road aalesman postoffice; two in family; no sick; per- Arrive . 6:00 p.m Tmo Leave 7:80 a.m. demand. 23 M 23 land. Kood well soft water, sixty feel: for New Mexico must be ex- manent: would consider f cables, 8.55. C.erman 36.384 cases. Firsts, (i m; bitr five head blooded Holsteln territory; purchasing de- 2 1 ffS reservoir; perienced automotive salesman, who Is price right. Uved in present location rabies, Holland ordinary first. Ji 22c; miscel- cows, two biff mules and harness; Fare to Santa 34; .34. Nor- milkinp; now traveling New Mexico; do not apply three years. AddreM E. J W care Jour Fe, $4.50; to Taos, $11.50, mand 37.87; cables, 37.90. laneous, 22'iS? 23c; cforago packed will sell separate at bargain. I. C. unleea nal. de- you have record above the aver- way demnnd, 18.65. Sweden extras. 25&2Cc; etorage packed Sweet. Cerrlllos, New Mexico. age. See Mr. Hestead at Combs Hotel. Albuquerque Headquarters, Ringling Brother mand, 25.00. Denmark demand. firsts, 25i,ic. FOft SALE Ranch of nearly 500 acrea. Monday or Tuesrt a y. FOR RENT Miscellaneous Cigar Store. Phone 600. 210 West Central Avenue. 21.22. Switzerland domand, 19.4 3. Poultry Alive, lower. Fowls, part heavily wooded, perpetual springs. 15.54. Greece de- Ideal cattle range. Inside nntlonal FOR RENT Ranches TB HUNT Oarage. 21 N..rth Fourth". Santa Fe Headquarters, Bank Spain demand. broilers, 40(i50c; 'roosters, of Confectionery. 2c; forest boundary; herd registered "OR RENT 13J7-- mand. 4. 50. Poland demand, .02. ICo. Herefords. horses, farm FOR RENT 'Vhltson ranch. Garage l'Uone Phone 222. Ar- chickens; Imple. 1404-- J 10 South Arnn. Czecho-Slovaki- rt demand, 1.98. Potatoes Market strong. Re- mente: e louse, corrall. eeveral Fourth. Phone gentine demand. 36.00. Brazil de- ceipts 42 cars. Total V. S. ship- email orohsrd. Illness In mand, 13. D4. Montreal, 97. ment. 7S1 cars. Wisconsin sacked family msKer It necessary to sell. Price T5 and terms reasonable. Address I round whites, $1.6001. cwt.; care Fostofflce box ill. Albu .Minnesota sacked Karly Ohio, part- aileron' K M GRAIN ly graded. $1.75 1.S5 cwt. New stock v.eak. Florida double head- FOR SALE-livesto- ck 1 Board of Trade. ed barrels Spaulding Rose No. bun-nle- s. Chicago 5. B0. FDI?SAYEJUlWtV"Elster Chicago, April 15. Wheat acted mostly $7.00; No. 2, $3.15 710 West Lead. of tight and with buying May by FOR SALB Two Torgenburg milk goats, houses with eastern connections Kansas City I'roduce. fresh. 92S North Fifth. 15. and rather general hort covering, Kansas City, April Eggs, FOR SALE Two cows, tw he Iters, all N020 prices advanced readily with May butter and poultry unchanged. riving milk. Plmne 2tO!t-R- In the lead, going to a wider pre FOR BALE Bucks arl doer; alio fry mium over the July. Tlie cmse NOTICE TO HOLDERS ' Ing rahlilts. ?)') Wrat Lead. - m ISic to 9HC not lilgner FOR 8ALK Jersey cow, three yeara old; t Guard the- with Mav 1.42U to $1.43 and July OF VICTORY NOTES will he fresh this week, price 163. Ell $1. 25 to 1.26. Corn was up llic North Third. to oats gained ic to c,j To Holders of notes and FOR 8AW5 Fresh Jersey cow. Grande .Pennies': l,c; Victory Wagon Yard, 810 North Broadway, rangcu nuiu iu ' You whllo n Can others concerned: HiiS-.- Make provisions phone 22c higher. 'Notice Is hereby given as fol- Offoririfrs of wheat were not FOR BAf.K Breeding doea and butchea; The lows: also While Angora Easter bunnlos. dollars larere earlv and tho advance was Call for of 700 lriss "First. redemption South Third. .take care easily attained with some stop 3 cent Victory notes. All of 8AIB Carload of will For-Ma- rn per FQR good young heavy l orders caught on the way up. these 3 per cent series of the work horses, will be at Grands Wagon was rather 810 ci of themselves. news, cencrally United States of America converti- Yard, North Broadway. Albuquerque. n as 1922-192- N, M., 17, more favorable to holders, ble notes of 3. other- Monday, April and thereafter gold until sold. Bcott 16G8-J- . drought prevails In North Africa wise ltnown as 3 per cent Vic- Kldenour, phone of abandoned acreage on and are called for onon reports tory notes, hereby AaKe Rus- are Increasing from France. redemption on June 15, 1922. it was had agreed to to Albuquerque Foundry sia, reported, was pursuant the provisions for pay Its old debts and this redemption contained In the note Machine Save Your Money regarded as a big factor in the and in treasury department circu- and Works world's situation. Tho sentiment lar No. 138. dated April 21. 1919, Engineers Founders Machinists. among traders here, which has under which the notes were orig- Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze, Alum- and of late, lias changed on all Vic- inum. Electrlo Motors. Oil Engines, Y Bring your Spring been bearish inally issued. Interest find Waffl Iron and many of them are notes the 3 cent Pump Irrigation. our to of per - e Summer Garments considerably tory Wort and Office- Albuquerque. now over on the bull side, the ac- series will cease on said redemp- tion of tho market of late suggest- tion date. June J5, 1922. has into ter- ing that the surplus passed "Second. Suspension and 100,000 FEET Our Modern Plant strong hands. mination of Victory notes con- Corn and oats were influenced version privilege. In view of the New and Second Hand THIS IS GOOD INFOnr.lATIOn JUST RECEIVED but 3 FROM THE mainly by the action of wheat, call for the redemption of all j shorts covered freelv and- - there per cent Victory notes on June 15,1 was buying by local 1922. and to the pro- -' WATER Let us dry clean them. also good was pursuant all the old houses and a higher rango visions of the said treasury de- WESTIIIGIIOUSE COMPAIIY Restore easily attained. partment circular No. 138. the original and Provisions were dull and prices privilege of conversion of Victory PIPE colors the strength in notes of either series Into Victory mainly steady, extent beauty. grains offsetting to some notes of the other series Is hereby Sizes from Inch to 12 Inch. the easier tone in tho ho market. suspended from February 9, 1922. Pipe cut and threaded to spe- will look like to June 15, 1923, both Inclusive, cial dimensions. Also Kiveted They and on June 15, 1922, will termin- Steel Pipe and Valves and When we first offered. the. Westinghouse Such things as shortcake, ice cream sand-- , NEW and save you the LIVESTOCK ate. Victory notes accordingly Fittings. Electric wich, foundation cost of new ones. cease to be Interconvertible ef- CONTRACTS TAKEN for all Waffle Iron we were certain that it toast, omelet, jelly roll, fective February 9, 1922, and on kinds of trenching with ma- tea biscuit and of course the already-famou- s Chicago. and that date no conversion chines and would make wonderful waffles and it does. IB S. Bureau after laying. Westinghouse Waffles themselves in and Chicago. April (U. of the notes may be made. Phone Wire Call Come, inspect of Markets). Cattlo i-- Receipts "Third. Detailed Information as these and other appetizing things can all be 500. Market for week: Beef steers to and But now we know that there are our modern plant. week's ma- the presentation surrender many made by following the recipes in the little 15c to 25c higher; top of 8 per cent Victory notes for ADAMS PIPE tured steers and yearlings, $9.25; other things that it bakes deliciously, also. booklet, "Delicious Waffle-ized.- " bulls redemption la given In treasury Recipes, canncra and cutters steady; department circular No. 277, dated We have experimented extensively with it steady to strong; veal calves large- February 9, 1922. copies of which WORKS in our kitchens at ly $1 lower; stockers strong to 15c are available at the treasury and Mansfield, during the past This booklet will be obtainable about May THE IMPERIAL - Week's bulk Decf ' higher. prices: the federal reserve banks. 2927 Bay St., Trfis Col. year, and we have developed there a set of 1, from reliable electrical dealer. steers, $7.40 8.40; stockers and W. MELLON, Angeles, any If you "A. Phones Pico 111 or will enable woman ' feedersv $f.. 507. 25; butcher she of the ' practical recipes that any ask him, he will also show you the Waffle canncrs and "Secretary Treasury. Broadway 1261 to LAUNDRY CO. stock, $5. 2587. 00; "February 9, 1922." use her Westfnghouse Waffle Iron in many, Iron itself. Both the book and the Iron are cutters, $3.D0i&4.25; bologna bulls. new and $4.23 4.40 ; veal calves, $6.50 delightful ways. worth seeing and having.

211-13-1- 7.50. Phones 5 Hogs Receipts 8,000. Market 5c to 10c lower; others steady, clos- 148-44-9 W. Silver i ing fairly active. Top, $10.60; bulk. $9.85(10.45; packing sows weak RAILS, WIRE AND AMERICAN to 10c lower; pigs steady to 15c We have ordered a supply of these books so that you can have one as soon as I r lower. they Sheep Receipts 2,500.' For FENCE reach us. We also have this wonderful Waffle Iron that does all Make " they say. it a point - to see it. "',-''.'- '',( '. - ye have just placed an order for a carload of IntAfPct nn amnimtc Nails, Wire and Fence to be delivered June 15th. m mm BSk MM ttl1 m. VMS VII HIIIWHHIIS J Merchants and other users of Wire u of $100 or more large Nails, Veray ft and Fence may purchase these at special prices to - Withdrawable time come in this car. ' , Gas & Electric if- any Call at our store or write for low Albuquerque Company 1 prices. ,1 NEW MEXICO ' Phone WHITNEY "At Your Service" Phone 98 W LOAN & MORTGAGE 142 HARDWARE CO. 11: COMPANY R. F. MEAD, Manager. 1 I T

April 16, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAC

A Real Home Furnished GOOD BUYS KINGSBURY KOLUMN YOU CAN YOITU CAKE PARKVIEW COURT r . . five-roo- HAVE A new pressed brick Two twoo TOO. FOR RENT ORCHARD PLACE serv- rooms, "sleeping porches, AND EAT IT, Business New high-clas- s steam ADOBE HOUSE. house, bath, sleeping porch, bath, well on rent and this Opportunity Two rooms, two porches, fur- apartments, tha name of J I. GOOD ice sun furnished, a dandy Stop paying buy heat, gas, etc.; roof parden, fine if the avenue ist Located close in, in the High- porch, porch, basement, lot in the Fourth $2,100. little suburban home where A pressed brloK store building nished, has city water. . $20.00 north of New York avenue, ex- harwood built-i- n ward, view; rents $D0 to $75. No sick. S floors, features Four-roo- can raise with WHY PAY f 1,000 FOR A LOT? TTom lands, large rooms, large hall, buffet and brick, glassed porch, you chickens, alfalfa, pints glass front, living Garages, $5. tending forester avenue canvassed-l- n Bleeping in kitchen, bookcases. bath, shade, closo in, $3,600. Tou can make rooms attached. Corner lot. V!i?n we will sell you three west Addi- bath, New fruit, vegetables. through Orchard porch, 2 screened porches, com- furniture Tarties We have some homes worth the your entire living and beat the This is one of the best loca- acres of fine, level land on J. A. HAMMOND, Agent. tion. must sell. See money. landlord out of his rent. Place tions in the for a retail We sale pletely furnished, walks, shade, city Fourth street, nice frontage, 821 E. Silver. I'llono 1522-1- 1. offer for a coitpla full size lot, east front, good ACKERSON & GRIFFITH, has good cottHge, good grocery or bakery business. rond. Only 4 2 miles of very desirable lots in this AT SHELLEY REALTY CO. 1'riccd to paved A BARGAIN Realtors. Realtors. outbuildings and everything sell. Liberal terms. out. Easy terms. Trice only Orchard. Cash or terms. WITH GOOD TERMS. 120 S. Fourth. J. convenient. Let us show it to We also have sale an $4,250. Phone 414. Phone 4S9-- 216 W. Gold. $1,000. for you, Franklin & Co, $2,000 to loan on real estate FOR SALE extra well built, light colored LOCATED on east central A. Ii. MARTIN CO., , brick laid up with dark mo:-ta- r a well Realtors. security. in On the paved street, FOKSALE s Realtors. One this orchard. Garape, 2 fire r Real Fire and Auto J, D, Keleher, of the best apartment lot built, modern, Fo Sale A. F Ischer Classified Ad xvi tiuLBJ'-- a a."vj.i six. LOTS Estate, 224 West Gold. Phono 857. chicken houses, good sized built-i- n full Loans.' house sites in the places, features, 14.000 Fh frame bungalow, mod- Insurance, Realtor. city, away with five apple trees, fenced, build- ern, built-i- n IN FOURTH 223 W. Gold. Phono 150. V. size lot, shade and out fireplace, oak floors, fea- WARD, $4,500. 211 Gold. I'lione 410. below actual value, but must sidewalks, etc. Owner built ings. Triced to sell for only tures; new and well- built K. Central. this for his home, but it munt S,500 Five-roo- frame cottage, mod-a- One five-roo- adobe stucco be sold and it will take all (5,500. fine sell NOW. Any properties in condition, convenient to ahops; four-roo- a bargain. house, one house, nrSINESS PROPERTY cash to handle it. Don't phone, this orchard may have tho gas. FOR RENT va-room MORE OPPORTUNITIES It's in the street. un- I5.50C white stucco bungal- houses comparatively new, lot That will net 10 cent on your como and see Two new and attractive ow, new, per Anyone in Albuquerque who pak floors, basement, fur- 150x142, fruit trees, money, in good location, at rea- Ton lots on North Fourth street furnished apartments in the nace, lawn, sidewalks, garage. Luna good well has a "wit" of the Albuquer- Boulevard district and pump house, $1,000 will sonable price, and will soon bo pavement. .lust abovo Mountain WM, J, LEVERETT, within will Highlands. handle See us road. lots que Spirit them Several furnished houses In this. See us without worth more money. about Might facing Fifth tell you that this is mov- once i want a street, same block. Vino land, Realtor. city good locations. delay this is a bargain. this at you good ing over the threshold into buy. Loiter Both ditch and city water, can Phono 110. Third nntl Oold DIECKMAXN that of a Great City. And ns MNCOLN ADDITION A. FLOSCEIIEK. EesStor REALTY CO. R. McCLUGHAN, Realtor. connect with etewrr. Also ten lots, Insurance. this Real Insurance. As choice location in Fourth wnrd. happens, what ore you Get NOW and select your Tin, Acoldem, Automobile insurance, Realtors. Estate, Loans, Long As It Lasts for and busy su- 204 W. Gold. Phono 4 12-- None of these have been on mar- doing yourself family lot in this beautiful new Surely Boi la, Loan. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans. a home? And those of you to the city. ket and will sell quickly, so get burban addition No. Ill S. Fonrtb St. ' telephone "74. 309 W. Gold. Load NOW. Ton cent who come from or near the level lots, excellent soil, Phone 670, $10.00 Per yours per down, FOR RENT, FARM, other cities what Large A easy payments on balance. large know trees, ditch water for every Better Grade $16.00. Seven happens to the near McMillion & Wood acres, fine cultivated land heights lot, fine mountain view, only OFFICE ROOMS under ditch, eight miles from those cities. They build up street (Of about city. ns Albu- i step from Fourth paved Spacious and wall lighted. Heat 1,000 feet) Realtors. but no cash re- fast, is the case in bus service to city Improvements, of road and FOR TRADE hot and cold water, and janitor Call with Loans. 208 V. Gold. Insurance quired. querque. Note the activities every half hour. Located be- Wagon the University the last and U. S. service includes. Heights tween Fourth Street A NOTICE KOKBER & CO. Terms Cash REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, year. It's tho Restricted Dis- School. Terms. $20 modern pressed brick J. of Indian Auto Department. 40) West Copper. trict Albuquerque and The down and $10 per month. residence, consisting of eleven The University v PLANT SOME TREES Ronl Itestrlctod District is from BIG SIGN! Heights : & LOOK FOR OUR rooms, near City Park, In Den- j McKinley Land APPLE, PEACH. CHKRRY, Glrard Ave. east. How would Co, PEAR, PLUM, RHUBARB, you enjoy living In a district D, T. KINGSBURY ver, for a like) homo In Albu- Realty Lumber Co, LILACS, ETC. FREE USE OF where all homes cost $4,100 or more? You have op- Realtor. querque. Value of Denver Have an Free Delivery. the opened office In the New N Garden Tract to a lot in Real Estate, Loans and property, $11,000. Albuquerque, Mexico, ALBCQl KltQlK I KSER1KS Acreage portunity huy this Insurance. Heights at the terminal of the 2416-R- Will Eive free use of well addition now on easy pay- Phono 807-- YOU fenced and ments. a 210 W. Gold. CITY CO. , University car line In connec- ARE SATISFIED plowed tract of They're Splendid REALTY FINK' GARDEN tion with the Builders LAND, abouj 207 W. Gold. Phono 667. Supply WITH YOUR 7 miles north of Albuquerque We also have a few lots left company, and will be head- JOB? HOUSES FOR SALE MONEY TO LOAN reasonably closo to paved In tho first addition. Look the over for the sale of lots We have some to loan on roads, Heights today. OPENING SALE, quarters If not, see Mr. Frederick Wm. Five surliurban homes, $900 to money TO INDUSTRIOUS, Main Office. Second & Gold. $1,700. Ideal down town propertr, also $1,500, Of Cannon Addition, lo- apd building of homes In that Clarke, La Salle Extension location and Rood CAPABLE PAKTV Phones the investment. Small and rent. $2,500 and $3,000 on good resi- Good G. ZAPF & CO. cated across the Barelas addition. Chicago, who pay no val- well, with pump, cn.s. just University, A LIST dential property; per rent REALTORS INSURANCE bridge. See the big sign on FOR SALE wants to Interview men and OF GOOD LOTS AT uation. gasoline engine and tank tor A chance to cut Our efforts will not be BUYING PRICES. ,T. domestic and irrigable, use, the property. wholly women desirous of WM. LEVERETT. your expenses, have your own confined to the but qualify- frame, Highlands, Realtor. Fino, free range for your milk Five room adobe, stuccoed res- Heights, for the C. P. A. exam- car line, mod- cow, chickens and garden, cow and chickens and idence on Luna Blvd. will Include all of ing newly repaired, Phone 110. Third and Gold. turkeys own own home with less Corner Albuquerque ern; $2,900, terms like rent. right at your door. Rome ex- your lot ination, and Income tax Four-roo- Fire Insurance. now rent. Lots a beautiful home. Owner and surrounding country. modern, good neigh- tra work on place for which than you pay must sell a 100. TO TRADE $10.00 down and prompt buyer Four automobiles work. Call Suite borhood, Fourth ward. Glassed will pay cash. An exceptional from up; will (ret a always at and $5.00 per month. snap. Combs' Hotel, City, Sun- porch, front porch. $3,000; opportunity for the right man. your service. terms like rent. Is ex- We also have 5 and VM. J. LEVERETT, day, between 9 a. m. to This an CITY AND RANCH For California Property, 110. Office 8rd & Gold. KELLY. ceptionally good buy; $6,000. adjrflning tracts FOR SALE at Phone 1 m. 2:30 p. m. new for sale. 8ee us for BARGAIN Sales Agent on Ground. Phone 467. 218 W. Gold. University Heights Realty p. and frame stucco, modern Property PRICES. We have $25,000 worth C. and 6 throughout. Areola bargains. A. s. L. HATTOX, p.,m. heating S- - KiitKr.vnucK, Company, A-- J. PHILLIPS, Estate. in Phone 2416-J- 3. system. Garage. l good buy, Itail Phono 291, or of desirable property like rent. 110 S. Third St. JAS. W, Corner Yale and Central. 3G4-- 240G-J-- 4 XOHME.VT, Phono or Phono 467. 218 W, CloW. best residence sections of Phones 863-- 963-- STACEY MONEY TO LOAN FOR RENT J Clean three - room furnished 111 Month Albuquerque, cement block bungalow, with ' FCR SALE Poultry-Eg- g FOR SALE Miscellaneous . WANT Oestreich, Realtor, all modern conveniences. Glassed- AUTOMOBILES WE TO TRADE -in POIl KALE PL'HE e sleeping porch. Newly HELP Laying hens and pullets, 11 FOR KItESH MILK, 40c gallon. Fl,R BAi.e 'tord tSeda. Just Ilk new, 216 -2 West Gold Avenue, . WANTED eacn, 4i:i West RENT box 11)9. decora Oranite. Dwelling. J5R0. Phone 460. for in Male. FOH PA 11 "I' KALE This 619 EAST KITA'FTt I.E llronze lurkey eggs, for FOH E.N Five-roo- furnished house. FOR Kmnli cash register, cheap, k'OR SALE Dodico truck or property S410-J- ."H 414 South Edith. (Oraham); Phone 999, W'mu f"Man ,or farm work. Phone hatching. Phone Went MHrquette. Ura,de for furniture. 400 care Journal. FOR KALE THY llODfiYH BEST IN TOWN Mammoth bronze turkey FOH RENT .Stucco houae, four rooms MILK; FOB SALIC 5 Bulck SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WANT A 2410-J- 24U-H4- . touring car; collector and ergs, dellveri.il. I'hone and 1803-- I'hone first-cae- s Bond-Dillo- n RENT auto solicitor, with hath; gooii repair. Phone Condition. Co.. FOR Room. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 117 t'OIl HAL'i li. I, Bed eKKs, for hatch FOH RENT Two well Foil BALE no!er canaries. ilS South city BUSINESS CHANCES West Gold. furnished modern 1B07-- HUNT-Furni- i 1380-- Walter, Los FOR shed rooms. 608 Soutn ing. per soiling. I'lione houses, highlands. Inquire 224 South phone FOR KALIS Chevrolet, 1D21 model, good Preferably Angeles WAN T E D man to Edith. BALE Broadway. STATE HOTEL for sale. West Healthy work around FOH SALn Setting turns, docs and fry-ln- FOR Indian motorcycle, cheap. condition; wilt sell reasonable, Pbona 21, chicken II21-.- Central. yards and milk family cows. size rabbits, P07 South Edith. FOR KENT IlwiiBe, Inquire fr!7 East Pacific. or suburbs, I'OR RENT One housekeeping room. J. V. Swift. Boulevard ror,,1 exchange for owner's 415 North ftccond. FOR SALE Two-stor- y orlck building. FOK SALE One down nice young lions, r.i'.m and board. Phone after five. l'"01l BALE Remington tvpmrlter, No. 8, FOH SALE DodKe touring: must be sold. 215 WANTED Man to build a 622 No. HJ1-.- nt a l!'4li-- r i'OR HNT Furnished room. 322 South South First; location good for any acequla in It .:", West Lead, nholie 2001-- bargain. I'hone extras. Hoover Motor Co., 41S West See kind of for on lots. Call four-roo- ,1,, 729-- business. . payment at Pure-bre- d In- FOH HE.NT One new- FOR HALE reed Copper. Seventh, phone j.,-.,,- ,v,.g or FOH SALE k GlRhoile brick, Cheap. baby sulky. FOR BALE jjarelas bridge. 1703-W- . ly in 1025 IsOl-V- 'S'On RENT FuV;llslied !38 lillllard hall, leased for MEN rrr-- land Ited hatching eggs.Phone decorated, and fine condition. NorthKleventli, phone FOR SALK Light liulck Fix, la:0 model, room. wantrm- ?,T7.i..."rrrrr: CX- - Plume 12S0-- - .. lfi7-- J twelve months, ISO per month clear to "' YOI. f.2D FOR Sa'i.E can no seen at Llrlverless Ford Co., youth WaltT, phone perlence unnecessary. Write FOR SALE Black Mlnnrcaesgs, a Bicycle. In excellent con W. C,- OESTREICH, owner, tra N. Kiley, Helen, N. M, J. Qanor, e 100. FOR TtET Five-roo- modern house dltlon. Star Furniture Co., 40S-- 113 North Third. BURNISHED modern room nn miolf w. former Gov't Detective, 898, St. Lou la. setting; Fred Eakee, phone FOR SALE Shoe shop, full line ma- 34on-.i- l. with sleeping porch; no children. 415 west Uoid FOR SALE Some extra used Realtor. children 414 West Silver. of Souih good cars; chinery, stock and fixtures, at a bar- brnkemen, begimws: High. FO H easy terms. Uclntnsh Auto Co., JfOR KENT Three furnlsnod mpTe".8 ..0: later 8250; no FOR HALE One rooster, seven laving SALE Plumbing supplies, pipe, Ill gain; owner leaving. Address S. R care strike. Increasing 11. FOR KENT W. C. 1111 West Copper. Insurance. lng rooms. 919 North Fourth. ?lr!?-- hens, I. Reds, J 10. 1215 South Furnished cottage pumps, points. Thaxton. Loans, Abstracts, Journal JLaJ15L!ir''M nrnlng Journal. Walter. with sleeping Phone 2185-- or Norm SALH Late 4, - porch. Fourth Foil model Overland very .jjFOR RENT One or two nice houeekeep- FOR BOOKKEEPER WANTED call 1. ,3 East 2 SALE Plumbing supplies, pipe, Young man FOR SALE S. C. K. I. Red' Copper FOR SALE n HImsta cheap; owner leaving town; must sell. Phone 99. 218 W. Gold. south second. pumps, so car bus With general office experience and hatching FOH daisy Apply 1110 South iHjrinmi, points, and fare to city eggs, from nica pen. $1.60 per 15 Fer- RENT Houses, alt xlndsi furnished and violet plants, dahlia bulbs. 308 Walter. 'i'OR RENT Two - Mountain VV. C. 1111 acquaintance preferred. Address Box C ' 4K2-- rooms for light house- road. Thaxton, care ' Phone 1U4G-- ami unfurnished. McMllllon ft Wood, North Twelfth, phone FOR SALE Ford excellent 472-.- journal. tility guaranteed. touring car, Kaenmg, 423 West Iron; no sick. Nort Fourth, phone Rfnllors, 201 West Gold. a owner BE A'"DFrECT"rVE856V8!00' FOR SALE Wlnie Wyandotte' hatching FOH SALE Hanlwood porch swings, condition; bargain; leaving i'OR RENT Furmsned front room, FOR SALE A corn wagon, rubber wTekly; FUi RENT Thru-roo- conven- 13.115. Ex- - city. Inquire 114 North High, P'p eggs, lOo each. house, complete, with chains, The 1IIKS-.- phone A- travel over world; unneces- fertility guaranteed, I. Y' entrance. 807 South Walter. wheels and gLnss all around, in experience W. A. Massey, 1222 ient to shops, in the hlgl lands, only chnnge, 1 L'O West Gold, phone 1111. sary. American Detective Agency. 408 South Broadway. HIGHLAND BARGAINS FOR RENT Furnlsnrd gentle-me- n condition; reasonable Inquire of Calla- Sir, a month. Phone 410. FOR KALE 1920 mo.lel In per- rooms; han, at Ban Lucna, St. Louis. FOR SALE n. C. rtnodUlund Reds TYPEWIUTElia, all makes. (15 and up. Buiok, la.l South Jose Market. FUR RENT Three-roo- fect mechanical a Six room modern corner only, Broadway. MEN antedt"cr and Black Hi. orca hatching eggs, n unfurnished $3 per month. .Ibuquerque Typewriter condition; bargain frame, FOR SALE Seven manufacturing busi- qualify ttr firemen, house, with 1513 South If sold at once. Inquire In rear of 215 t li'un psi,'i'-- to Turnisned rooma for nesses ' per selling. 709 North Second, phone sleeping purh. u.viuhbb, 3uuiir r ou, III. lot, large garage, cheap at $2,900; " at sacrifice prki-s- 250 to $5,000. 'clo unnecessnry. 1S1B-R- . High. lr, Phone 1030. jit Nouth Thlru 1727 West Central: All Transportation furnished. Write W - PINONS Nice and large In their natural $600 cash, balance like rent. llh, excellent opportunities. Fraction of llog- three-roo- FOR KALB Worm-dr7- v -' FOR RENT New 15c iTis Light 'J'OR RENT Two large front rooms, un- values. H. Oak- FOR SALE Eleven months old house, state, per pound. Robert Brick store, corner best alto Write Fantus Bros, 1319 - pullels, two Kulck, 00; Ford 1126; Studs-bake- r, lot, Hke new. 124 MEN ... , S. C. White bath, porches, partly furnished, 1114 West Cent rah touring, .furnished; South Edith. ley, Chicago. WANTED tr.n Leghorns, fl each. Elv's ??i. In ,....i.,.. 623 lilt) East Santa Fe. 1250.; Ford touring Highlands, $3,000; $1,000 caBh, OOM ers. Put on window Poultry Yards, South phone FOR 6AI.E Used s- -l and and sleepint, porch. adjoining STORE MANAGERS WANTED S00 signs. No 1 Eighth, tracton, car. 155(1. 118 West Oold. S for enoe experl. IS. RENT Five-roo- l'-8- balance per cent. ,u:,,n gui nnnne i needed. Free and Instruc- Foil house, sleeping with gang plows. Hardware puuin Fjmin. iv-.- tire stores; annually. samples YOUR VACATION CAR to . on tions. Acme Letter Co., Station D FOR SALE porch, partly furnished, close In, cheap. Department. J. Korber Co. $10,000 Loan Business OR RENT Furnished bed room. ad Investment M.000, secured. Write today. Chi- Hatching eggs, Shepherd S25 19 READY, either or cago, strain Anconaa, 15 Afolv South Second. Ford Grant touring property. joining bath, 403 North Fifth, phone Associated Tiro Stores, New Center UUIg.. heavy layers, eggs FOIl SALE White sewing machine. $100 fine condition, overhauled and 251-- ' MEN 17 1,W)., Phona. FOR RENT Four-roo- just A. C. Kansas City, Mo. Age to 55, Experience ur.neo-- " ' r apply 1318 South cottage, unfur- kind, for $25, or trade for Navajo rug. both to sell extra STARES High. with two deco-rate- priced right quick; BAKERIES essary. Travel; make secret Investlgu-tlo- nished, porches, newly Address "Machine," care Journal. tires free. Coffman, 1224 North Second, 217 South Arno. I'hone 198. FOR RENT Front bed room, adjoining pay big profits. We furnish Apply 1318 South r. bath, entrance. 407 North complete bakery ovena and reports. Salaries; expenses. Amerl-ca- n 'FOR jUl.E Egga for naichlng; 8. High. FOR SALE Fresh buttermliK and cut- - phone 1727-- ' private equipment R. I. C. LIST jaifth' - fixtures backed by fifteen years' ex- Foreign Dete;tlv Agmcy. 488 tt. Reds, P. Hay strain, S. C. W. your vacant bouses with tike City tage cheese; also, fresh milk In gallon SAVE 60 to 76 cenv on used Louis. 11 Co., 1H15-M- . per ;,artt. perience. Bruce McDonald I.oghnrns. Mrs. Oentry strain, per set- Realty for prompt and efficient lots, Pwayne's Dairy, phone wheels bearln-s- , T)R RENT Two rooms and sleeplntc Company. 1122 207 tires magnitos, PROFESSIONAL Knnsas City. Missouri. ting. South service, West Oold. 007. 30-- fe7"v.- CARDS ... rnrch; furnished or unfurnished. 704 "WILL PAY 840 WEEK," wrltos one Broadway. phone FOIl SALE 4 0 spring fie! I f iTil springs, etc Our stock grow larger - Four-roo- dr 'tyestCoal, FOR SA I.E Reetaurant. op; oslte tiania dealer. One of our graduates got thu FOR S..I.K Pur- nred 8 o. While Leg- FOH RENT house, with two 135 rounds ammunition; will sell very dally. Parts In stor' for Overlands, 0, AniiiiNns. Job. Bo an horn 1 8 close .27 Son RENT Three modern furnished Fe depot, or will sell fixtures and rent automotive Electrical or hatching eggs, per setting: large porches, modern, In. cheap, f'ottage 24, St. Joseph Sanatorium. 80, Chalmers, Maxwell truck ar plessnre JOUN W. WILSON, mechanical per per 325 South- 490. 4. Btude-hak- v rooms 423 storeroom for other business purposes. specialist. Earn while you hundred; fancy table eggs at mnrkot month, Irqulre First. Foil SALE Pianos ami ca, Chevrolet, Paige Reo 4, for housekeeping. West earn. Greatest school. price. V, S. box player pianos; 4 A. Attorney. Fixtures Include swell soda fountain, Finest equip- Wiley, 13, city, phone FOR RENT Small bungalow, two rooms. pre-w- Phone 106. Ooo. P. and Mcintosh Auto Co Rooms 17 and 19. :ft.lnta Fa, ment. Booklet free. 2411-11- values. 311 II. Cromwell Building. which can he separata. Johnson's Automo- glassed Loarnard Co., 214 West O'PPT. 116J-J- . POR RENT meam hemed tive Trades School. sleeping porch, completely Piano South Walter. Phono sleeping FOR SALi; Indian re and FOR SALE S. C. Black Minorca, S. C. for housekeeping 611) West Coal, vi rooma. Albuquerque Hotel, 216 trading sti D, Denver. SAXOPHONES and all"bandTnslruments, PHYSICIANS AM BOmiEONiT North ranch, ten acres under cultivation; Blue Andnluslan hatching eggs, $1 per FOR RENT Three-roo- house wlin new or or Instruc- DRIVERI.nSS ORD CO. Second. WANTED District of used, private class FORDS 1)11. H I. Ill llTllv fenced: on section land leased; stone manager to open setting thirteen. areel post pre- glassed sleeping porch, $20 a month. tions ,.n above. Fred K. Kills, Ph. 302-- FOR RENT Rr tes 15c psr mile. RENT Two furnished rooma and branch office and 15 eggs $1.25. 225 717 123S-- of tnn jOR building, 60x!0 feet; three living rooms, manage salea organ- paid; North Fourth, Inquire South Arno, phone 25 tl per hour minimum. Special rates Disease, etamajrhu sleeping; porch for two; no children. well ization. Our product has been a wonder- ph. ne 600. REFllIGERATOItS for sale; some week Ask for North Bulla, t. Bnrnett storehouse, corralls; fine of water; ful Full RENT Unfurnished used: at wholesale days. them. Kl Building. 'HO South Walnut. gasoline engl'.te; three har- seller past three years. It Is salable FOR SALE BUFF ORPINGTON slightly prices; hurry Third, paone 6S0. 8. heevy horses, in eggs house, with porch; wster paid, If you want to save some money. Amcrl-ca- n IR. C. CLARKE, JfOR RENT Nice, clean front room: ness and practically every home and can be for $2 1.1 sleeping wagon; twenty turkeys, thirty distributed hatohlng, and per 15; from $13 a month. Apply 1415 South Edith. Furniture Co.. 22S South Second. Eye. :ar, Nose and Throat. $12 mo sick. chickens, one fine milk twenty-fiv- e through retail merchants. blue ribbon on best private family, per month; cow; winners: special three-roo- WHEN IN NEED Of Barnstt Pbona 131. Always a Prod-uct- s FOR RENT Modern furnish- SOFT and" Building. eoutn r.oitn. mllea from Gallup, New Mexico; ten big repeater. I'nlvorsal buff pullet In class. Phone 1472-- 518 SPOTS Heel arch cushions TIRES, rims, mag- Hours in miles Company, Minneapolis. Mlnnnesota. ed house with sleeping porch. Ideal prevent rallen cures foot carburetors, springs, Offlc, sTOR RENT Two rooma, furnished for from railroad; a bargain, dissolv- West Fruit. Insteps; all netos, generators, wheels, gears, to It a. m and 2 B p. m. box locution. 1124 East Central, phone II. A. troubles, Planlar Arch azlea, to no or children. ing partnership. Address postofflco FOH SALE S. C. hatch-In- tl. Supports. Thos bearings, horns, accessories. light housekeeping; (Ick 371 NfW Mexico White Leghorn Thorn. V. Keleher Leather Co.. 408 West Central. OH. MAKOAKET HAS North Fourth. Alh'ionernue. and chirks. 120 COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. CATRiOIIT, eggs baby per FOR RENT Nice, little home, Resldenct 11:3 East Central. Phona 571. en-- 100; also few cocks and cockerels. Gen-tr- j newly TAKE advantage now; must sell my We have salvaged to date, the follow- FOR RENT Furnished room, private I decorated, largo yard full of fruit and iwin cars: Phona 571. trance, furnace heat, bath adjoining. Poultry Ranch, pnstnfflce box 312. inriian motorcycle; late model; ing Bilck, Maxwell, Chandler, 1709-- shrubbery. $25, water free. Phone power plus; rebui:t, and side car; Mitchell. Chevrolet 4!I0 and F. B.i Over-lan- TIB West Lead. FOR Three-roo- phona 1047-- just RENT apartment, WANTED Box cutters and rlpperi. Ap-Pl- y mean tn sacrifice; cash or terms. 416 every model; Hup, Olds, Crow, Elk- W. HI SHERIDAN, M. D. RENT Nice In. for modern. 1011 North office. FOR SALE eggs, ijoR room, cloje First. at North Twelfth. Hatching fertility FOR RENT Clean, four-roo- furnished North Sixth. hart. Reo, Dort, Saxon, Btudebaker, both Practice Limited to I' gentleman employed; no sick need ap-,l- FOR RENT Two rooms Land and Lumber Co. guaranteed; White Orpingtons, single cement block 4 and 6. and aleeplng Comb Rhode Island Reds. Write for bungalow; modern, fire FOIl SALE Seed corn, approved by GEMTO . URINARY DISEASES JIS North Fifth. porch; modern. Phone 2128-- place, water Call 525 South VIADUCT OARAGE!. prices. ZImmer Ranch Company, San paid; garage. county agent, germination guaranteed AND DISEASKA SKIN RENT furnished room Arno. Phone 2411-.I- call GOO SOUTH SECOND. OF THE yOR Beautifully FOR RENT Two rurmstieo rooms, for Acacia, N. M. or at John Blake Wnsserman Ln i In home. one-ha- lf In Laboratory Connection. modern Apply Mrs. Fred light no "Ick. FOR RENT Modern four-roo- unfur- Ranch, five- and miles southwc Largest parts house the state. housekeeping; adults; CHICKS pure-bra- d BIclK. Hamm, 623 North Second, 7?4 South Second. Eggs. Leghorns, nished of Albuquerque. SAVE of 60 on Citizens Bonk Phono 888. Rocks, Reds, house, with glassed-l- sleeping upward per cent tested --V RENT Nice ven- - Orpingtons. Wyandottos, 522 large room, wall FOR RENT Modern furnished apart- Anconaa; best rea- norch; gas and water paid. South HEMSTITCHING and Plcotlng Attach- parts, fitudebakrr. Dodge, Oldsmoblle, - i female. laying strains; prices Walter. CHIROPRACTORS tllated, furnace heat; also small room. ments, steam heat. Averlll apartments, sonable; free free ment: fits any sewing machine; easily Maxwell, Orant, Overland, Chevrolet, next to 108 Arno. catalogue, delivery. E. M. ;, Chalm- Basasa.W bath. south 208 !4 North Second. WANTED Experienced waitress College Missouri Farms. Columbia. Mo. FOR RENT Furnished four-roo- mod- justed. Price J2.60 delivered, with full P., Interstate, Inn. Poultry ers. Buick. Stoddard-Dayto- n IMPERIAL ROOMS rooms; Three-roo- ern with no Instructions. Gem Novelty Co., box 1031, Paige. Dort, '"lea, clean FOR RENT furnished T WE N T I - N I N E y thesarne old cottage, porches; adults; and others. ChlroprnetoT , ratea by or week. Over Paatlme . WANTED Girl- 808 earsori rent r0. 315 North Corpus Christ!, Texas. Engines for stationary, truck t9 sni 20 AnnU Build inc. day apartment, private bath-- Bleeping porch. for housework, ranch R C. White Leghorn chicks. sick; Fourteenth, and tractor use. Theater. West Central. Call lOOB West phono lOSO-- ASBESTOS ROOF PA1.NV im at West Central. Marquette. $20 per hundred. Twenty-fiv- e years' ex- Any or for auto. JTOR - FOR GOOD for al! kino's of roofs. gal- part accessory any CARPENTERING RENT Front bed room, well fur- FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- WANTED Competent general housework perience with incubators. Tott Poultry RENT Inclosed sleeping porch and It per AI.ntJQUErtQUE AUTO WRECKINO CO. ; 1875-- . lon. The an re no Co.. South , nlshed; lavatory and extra large win nished apartment, two Bleeping girl. Call Ranch. Postofflce box 107, phone 17M-J- kitchenette, furnished, $5 month; also lit tlJ-l- West Central. Phone 434. PETTIFORD THE ODD JOB MAM. 1102-J- , porches. 1709 Walnut, 18S4 J. a dows; no sick. Phone 035 South Broadway. WANTED FOR SALE cottage, $12.60. Inquire phona Try built up New Mexico's oldest wrecking house. All kinds of worlc. Phone U7S-- Experienced saleswomen. Ap lictchlng eggs; four popular South Edith. root, wm last long as tne RENT room three-roo- i no ai building. Used cars sold and FOR Nicely furnished large FOR RENT Two and fur- ply economist. varieties: S. C. R; I. Reds, Mayhood bought exchanged. WANTED Odd jobs carp, nterlng, bouse i In modern home, close in; employed nished Al- - WANTED Girl strain. 15. $1.80; Famous Silver Cam-Pine- FOR RENT Modern four-roo- unfur- and housekeeping apartments. to wash dishes and n painting repairing, at reasonable 18II5-- help nished glassed-l- -- HS1-R- jieopie preferred. Phone buquerque Hotel, 216 North Second. wmpewnra. us woutn waiter. 15, 13.00; S. C, Light Brown Leg- cottage, with sleep- WANTED Agents prices Phona . ad- - 15. S. C. s and one porch. BEES FOR RENT Well furnished room, FOR RENT Steam WANTED horns, 11.60; Dark Brown ing porch large Inquire Get new PAINTING heated apartment", airl for cooking and house- IS. 12.00. Old East Santa Fe. FOR SALE 420 Er.n Central. DROP tveryt hint?. this one. and kalaoininlng done; Joining bath; for gentleman employed. in Park View 90J East no Robinson. Town, ami Tuko Salenhflam net! nil clRiir 17S1-- court, Silver. work; washing, nor ironing. Call Five-roo- I'ut cleaned; roofs repaired; prices Phone 423 South Third. phone 1388. FOR RENT modern 6H5-- Call J. A. Hammond, phona 152?.R. mornings. 1107 Kent. bunga- jtarnl, etc. Exclusive; $20 daily easy, reasonable. Phone or 15U-- BABY CHICKS low, in University Heights, furnished; 111. ELGIN HOTEL Sleeping room and FOR One un- WANTED witK and hatching eggs, Novelty Co., culsuni-Inln- RENT furnished and one Young girl to assult S. 114 Princeton. In- USB EFFECTO AUTJ TOP and seat pnr!a, PAINTING, paper hanging nj by the Mountain View C. R. I, Reds; prise large sleeping porch. A housekeeping apartments, day furnished apartment, hot water. 1216 housework and 123 2133-- Vals-pa- CiKNTS Wonderful 86 a all wo'k U W. 'week or West child. winners at El Paso, and quire Vussar, or phone dressing. Effecto Auto Enamel, seller, profit quaranteed. month. 502(4 Central. West Roma. Apply apartment 1, or call 1114 West Central. Albuquerque Enamels on dollar sales. Deliver on Owens, U uuth Edlih, 1344-- 490-- bred In Valspsr automobiles. (very spot. phune Denver; for the best color, type FOR RENT On leate o six a Mis- FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms. WANTED Middle-age- d woman and ad- months, Plymouth Cottage Paint, Homestead t,lcens unnecessary, Bampl free. WE DO ODD JOB arid . for egg production. Order cbix In four-roo- modern located In - carpentering with glassed sleeping porch, gas, bath; FOR RENT Three-roo- housework on vance. C. 230 bungalow, Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- sion, Factory 8, 2819 W. Pico, Lot An- house apartment and ranch; good wages. Mr. North High. irel-- building, reasonable; Investigate tlo children; reasonable. 710 South Arno. Jnmes L. the Third Wnrd. $35 per month. City isfaction assured. Thos. V. I.ealh-e- r s, rallf. 0 low sleeping porch, furnished; close In; Hllbhell, Dntll. N. M. 1! Keleher prices; estimates free. Phune RED POUI.TR YARDS Blue ribbon Co., 207 West Gold, 667. 10F.7-- 8.HH-M- . RENT Two moderti furnished water, lights, bath and 820 Realty phone Cn 40 West Central, phone MEN' J. F. Kluken. Hi 8 Tale street. iFOR telephone. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Woman cook, winners, eggs for hatching, from six- makinttf big money rooms for In South Broadway.. FOR RENT rooms trao-tor- , us in town. light housekeeping, pri- good salary; ale dining room girls. teen grand pens; best winter lavers: 8. C. Five and Bleeping FOR SALE Corn planter, nay rake, rppreflentiiiff home Small WANT jou to Investigate my low vate 623 Second. FOR Two-roo- 705 South modern ennum prlc. family. Inquire North RENT furnished apart- ilv CTomn j nirq, pnone R. I. Reds, IS for $1.50. 12, 13, $5; Bnrred porch, High, $30; tractor plow, three bottom required. Write, Buddies Review on any kind of a building proposition four 416 West harr-w- s; Co., 227 17th- St. New FOR RENT Furnished sleeping ment; hot and cold water, lights and Good Rocks, IB for $2, $3, In 100 rooms, gas and coal range. and threo disc plows, Publishing West you have In view. A. B. Palmer. Tunga-lo- w porch, WANTED cook can get good po- 5; cheaper $35. A. 824 East York. for one. or two persona, 110 a month; phone paid; rent reasonable. 421 Vi sition at but lots; fine cockerels. Wm. Bletx. J. Hammond. three horses. three Jersey cows; Builder box 41. eltv. phone 17S8-W- . South good pay, must bs good breeding Silver. coun- , no sick; board close by. 1208 East Broadway. cook. 70S West Conner. West Atlantic, phone 148,1-- harness; portable platform scales, WANTKD Ulg pay to men everywhere, BUILDING, Apply ter scales and two wagons, one alfalf alterations, repairing, lam FOR RENT One large and ona small BUT THE 'BKTTEIV chicks from FOR RENT New bungalow, nicely fur- distributing samples, booklets, etc. Jobs or small: work by oontract or WANTED American woman for general baby renovator, buckboard, cart, Whojo or No re- ty FOR RENT One room, apartment, furnished completely for hOUAeworlr. -- for nished, forr rooms, bath, front and sjiare time. experience the rtasnnable glassed sleeping run linn wnmon mult hoganlzed stock, breed egg product- double and harness. ai S. 211 day; prices; work guar- furnished for house- housekeeping. Crane 215 no back good location. 1506 single Apply quired. Meyer, Seventh street, anteed: estimates free. 1755-- E. porch, completely Apartments, Child if necessary. Home, care Journal. ion,- and electrically hatched, lamp porch, garage; Mann's flarden. r. m i. Call keeping; desirable location. Hit West North Seventh, phone S14. fumes to weaken the chicks. "QUALITY" East Central; no children. Apply 724 iv Hie, Ky, E. Johnson, file John. 1 WANTED A Spanish-speakin- g Coal. Three-roo- lady to our our Eost Central. WAN'TKU can earn FOR RENT modern fur- take 'orders for motto. Let an order prove WANTED Aniens you easily nished Luminous Crucifix, a claim. All standard" Position ?rn n SHKi week selling Wool-fro- I.ONK STAR AliTt I. INK FOR RENT Unfurnished room in new apartment; private bath, glassed wonderful seller. 12, varieties, turkeys FOR REST My private rosllet:ce. to . Apart Imperial nnd ARTI2SIA mill to wearer nt bipf Th orange colored ears. bungalow; private entrance: private sleeping porch, hard wood floors, eta. rooms. White Pekln ducklings. responsible party; no Blclt; fur- PRACTICAL NURSE wanta confinement savings; E.ngle, file, 1 1122 365-- J. ucoly liberal Butte Dam N. lavatory. North Sixth, call 166-- J, West Central, phone HATCHERY (Electric), capacity 125,000 nished seven cases. Phone 165(1-- communion. Write to Prth phant and Hot Springs, TEACHERS If you wish to locate In erVs, Worlds (piano); roonis, sleeping Woolen Mills, Fourth Mew M, Meet all evenings. FOR Artesla, Calif. Original p .ch, east front, shade, lawn, gnraga, WANTED 25 avenue, trains at Engla, leaving RENT Desirable furnished apart- New Mexico or Arizona, register with Klectrlo Washing and Ironing, by the York city. Hot Springs at 1 1 .SO a. m. :30 m. "RENT Furnished rooms for Hntchery. closo In. Phono 702. aosan or drv. Ca 1703-.- and p. FOR light ment, four rooms and bath; large The Southwest Paclflo Teachers' Agancy. rough Oldest Dam on extra n FOR SALE Wa have successfully served TO 1M drivers, best Dam ears housekeeping; bed room, garage, glassed-i- sleeping porch. J018 West Box FOR RENT Fivo-roo- 418 "WaNTED take" $;: WREKLY. Free samples, m 208.Phoenlx, Arlsona; house at Washing and Ironing to the Dsm line. We drlva our own cars. .lights, water ana pn' no furnished. 710 Central, phone 1018-- mornings. tlra public for sixteen years and are Lowest priced gold window letters for A GOOD permanent home, reasonable better fitted than ever to fill re- West Atlantic large airy rooms and home; all work guaranteed. Phone offices. do Write for reservations at our West lead, your big Ideal railroad em- 1508-- atorea, Anybody run It. I.artre txpeaie. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, con- wages and treatment as member of quirements In baby chicks, turkeys, duck- yard; location for demand, Exclusive Aeme HEFFRRNAN BROS., Props. , FOR" RENT Two nicely furnished ployes; rent $31.80. City Co., 207 territory. venient to sanatorlums; four rooms, small family. Is open to healthy, reliable lings and hatching eggs; also feeds, reme- Realty YOUNG LADY wishes to do light house- letter Co., 2804 Congress, Dept. Hot Springs. N. M. rooms, for couple; gas range and n on woman In West Oold, phona 667. close In on glassed-i- sleeping porches, gaa; East young exchange for assistance dies-, Incubators. Reliable and flreless work and act as companion. 1113 South Chicago. ''Annlng water, ground floor. Central car Una. Call 1321 East with housework. Box 206, Santa N. Walter. ' Central, Fe, brooders. Write for price list. Shipments TENTS FOR RENT West Lead. or see Wood. Dbons 148. M. on AG K.Vi'H $ti to 12 360 McMllllon bunaay, Monday. Thursday, ny parcel WE! WILL, furnish the lot and two 15x14 BOOKKEEPER wants by hour dally easy; R EN'T a for 820 position lltfMweiirht. fast itjrt furnished AMBITIOUS, reliable woman to repre- post or express, rloneer Hntchery, tents at $5 a will rent one tent, or Box A- -l 5, care selling popular priced TIME CARDS WASHINGTON APARTMENTS The month; permanent. Address food flavors.-perfume- lllgl:' housekeeping; me of bath and sent manufacturer of silk and oloth South Spring, Los Angeles, California, without lot for $2.50 a month. Real Journal. necessities; soaps, 209 North 1928-- largest nnd finest located toilet etc. outfit J on. Edith; phone In 1003 dresses. Assorted stock of colors, ma- Estate Exchange, 409 West Copper. preparations, Agent's V, the state, at West Central. Small WANTED Position as assistant to busy froe; write today, now, American lap garage. In- terials and size no Investment quick, ' furnished apartment now vacant; full furnished; PERSONAL One doctor. Address care 6674 Cin- . PH rn'nm FOR RENT of most modern homes Doctor, Journal, Products Co., American Bldg., RENT Light housekeeping formation-, No. 1. D. required: large profits for you. Write or I84-- at apartment J. 9.12-- in city; close In, extra good location; phone cinnati, Ohio. ) ! so front Bleeping room; gas bath. Eakln. giving references. Levenson Co., 16 W. DETECTIVE Ati lNCY. Phone "L well no children. 416 30 St., New York. beautifully furnished, hot water heat, DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS cleaned, ie; people; MEN'S HAIRCUT, 60o; children. 35c, at six rooms, LOCAI, repiesentntlves big woolen mills, UUIW garaga, steeping porch; lovely renovated, hand work, called tor and A middle-age- d their home. Phone 20r,s-.- I cleaning up. taking orders sutts, pants 21 "LOST AND FOUND WANTED experienced front porch, piano and Edison Included delivered. Phone 1541-J- . RENT To married oouple or ladles. Spanish-America- n to work WANTED An medical tn furniture. New bungalow, located nn blankets, light overcoats, raincoats. J LOKT fat loT" fox CaiV'Y. saleslady, unopposed prao OFFICES CLEANED DAILY Janitor direct to wearer. Ex- WESi'BCChV) 1 three nicely furnished front rooma. for Mark fur. In must be good in Km-- ll Hw .mlnir town All East Central; owner east, will leam Amusing values, Dally. W. C. A. Caldwell. dry goods department; Ha going house twlth 108 gouaekeeplng, with oorch, block from Miss saleslady; must be location mens care to desirable vartleB, Apply 716 East services, cleaning vacuum), perience unnecessary, Donahue first Train. Arrive. Penart. SI healthy; doctor, .journal floors references. Phone 81S-- J week, others $200 No. 1 ar line; no alclt Phone LOST Large size Elk's tooth mounted; smalt town In New Mexico. Address Central. polished: weekly. Complete Tha foout.... 7:80 pm 1:30 pm DR. CJRATOPP. A- outfit free. Ask ton RENT Exclusive, well furnished return to Elk, care Journal, or phone X. p. W.. cara Journal, giving references, Vltapathlo WANTED Young man, bookkeeper quick about territory. No. I Cant. Llmlted.lu:0 am 11:00 am live con- Taylor-Well- 2744 No. Paulina, Chicago. No. 7 Fast. am 11:30 room, with large sleeping porch, hot KR7, reward. experience, age and salary wanted. n 921 West and clerk wants position with Fargo .10:50 am ty; exam atlon free. '4 Central A- No. '..water and varl-gate- cern, retail or wholesale; references. The Navajo. .1311 am l:00an neat bath; centrally located; LOST Dark blue trlcollette scarf, d WANTED Women or ex- doc- desired. 1744-- 621 with without WANTED Will pay railroad fare of or home. Address J. II. E., care Journal. MONEY TO LOAN SOUTHBOUND ftarag, it Phrne fringe; reward for return to to canvass In cities and small Cin- DhESSMAKINO By (he day at perience tor or nnrse going to St. Louis, ear 1320-- No. El Paso 10:10 .West coal, Journal office. towns high-grad- e west Iron, phone WB LIKE YOUR TOWN it Exp pta with toilet preparations. cinnati, Lexington, or Louisville, Ky., as WANTUb To loan 11.1)01) on 17 El room HEMSTITCH I Mil- BUT improved No, Paso 11:31 am Iron RENT strictly high class Working only in spars time you can earn companion for a oonvalescent gentleman NO. pleating. Williams' Albuquerque real estat. Phone SS7, Ep south-j"as- t 177-- J OIVB us work to on; will do any 1815-B- . EASTBOnNR. ,. north, east and south exposure, FOR RENT Office Rooms from $2 to $5 a day. We teach you and making about 24. Address linery. 20f South Broadway, ph. slay or porch, best success. for trip April thing. Call 1638-- for Rod or Bill and No. t Tha Navajo.. t:ltl pm 1:40 pm aleeplng private I'lm,, guarantee Write particulars. cottage 40, Methodist Sanatorium. PI.EAT1NO, aocoraion. aid and box; aee. UO.NEY TO LOAN On dia- residential district; preferred: FOR RENT Office rooms. 8101, West I,orralne 533 watches, Nu Calif. Limited. 5.00 pm 1:40 pm gertleman Company, Barclay Bldg., mall orders. N. Crane, North B. rio sick call i7s Central, over Woolworth'a Denver. Colo. SECRETS OF THE SILENCES tit monds, gun, end everything valusole No. F Eight.. T:tt pm 1:10 pm WHEN understood will bring you heart's Seventh. Crane ApartmentB, nhone 814. Mr. B Marcus, I9 South First. No. 10 The am T:50 a IM.EASANT home for near FOR RENT orrics rooma Luna Strlckei or FOR SALE Real fc.atate f(vat.... t:z0 healthseekera, Mn to nnd Female. deslra, whether love, health, money DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY MONBV TO LOAN on rscstf sorra. : Sierra Madro foothills. Home cooking, bulldln Korher Auto Department. care- If'Uit tiAl.E Nice Dig 3U0 tuet Uetjp, diamonds, wilcnei, finding a true mate. Silver quarter, Hats made and trimmed to order; work lot, No. l yfoiti El Paso :35 pns tray service. Pamphlet upon request. FOR R ENT Desirable hall, 25x90, at MAN or woman wanted, 140 weekly full this wnndorful and under ditch, for $2oQ! $10 cash, $5 per and god Jewelry; liberal reliable, con. an fully, wrapped, brings style guaranteed; prlcea reasonable. fldenllat Co.. IQft N 1st N. !0 From El Paso 1:00 am Mrs. W. A. Clements. 412 West Palm 518H West Central; suitable for school, time, II hour spars time. Belling to Dlv, l. 320 month. Call at grocery atoro Juat acrow Hottlleh Jewelry tn wearer. manuscript you, Coffman, t West Gold. No. JO connects at ralan wttli No, avenue. Monrovia, Calif. dancing or nfflce work. guaranteed hosiery Experience N- - M. ijureias Bridge. MONEY TO LOAN From $1,000 can tl 3, Albuquerque, up; for Clovis, Pecos Valte- -, unnecessary. International Mills, All 8AI.13 ami n make good died loan on close-i- n busi- taut City and Norrlstown, Pa. WANTED Ranches FOR Cheap, acre half, O Coast fir; TYPEWRITERS blocks from business en- ness property. McMllllon & Wood, 80s WAITRESS RENOVATING FOR SALE OR TRADE Albuqurqua i Nn, 2) eenneet. at rialjD with No, II TYPISTS Prepare authors' manusorlpts WANTED Small farm; if you have a ter, near new railroad shops; rich, ls-- i West Oold. Realtors. iTVi'EWRlTEBS All, makes (overhauled IA'1'I llfcKS MM and 0 epare-tlm- t, from Clnvle and aaaa and KLt.UVATIMi; up for publication; wsekly, WILL TRADE by 11)18 Willys-Knigh- good farm for sale or ex- soil, good for garden or chickens; must loans no dia- polnta so'jth . a"d Rlbbnna for etvary ma nut furnlliirB rue. Jewelry, eepalrsd. cleaning. rennlrtng, Bend atamp for particulars. R. J. good condition, for city lot; state change, write me at onco with full de- sail. Caalr or terms llkn rent. Address monds . Bx 613-- wstches. Liberty bonds, plan fhlne. a. Albutiuerqu Typewriter nlture packing. Phona Krvln Carnes, Authors' Representative, ..Tatla.-poos- Adtlreaa. Box- Hi, Albuquerque, scription: lowest price, etc. Joha U, G, Rotter, 3432 Kail Vival strost, l.t automobiles. Lowest ratea. Bothms.n' South .... ;..-..-- . Iaan(r4bua aiil. 12i Fourth. Bedding Company. do, Baker, DeQueen, Arkansas. Angeies cent. 117 South First. Bonded to int. Ittta. Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 16, 1922.

D. S. HILL 10 Let Us Send a Man LOST EASTER DANCE To replace that broken window Lumber Co. Fox terrier dog', five months glass. Albuquerque black Re- TONIGHT LET'S GO I'luino 4Z1. norm irst. old, prominent spots. TODAY ward. . G PHONE 211. At Old Town Society Hull. Music By White TODAY AND TOMORROW STATES BIG DANCE Lightning WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS IfJ Sandoval List Your Property With Harmonizers At HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY II welcome. Good music ATANASIO MONTOYA Dustin in 'IROH TO GOLD' Everybody Easter Confetti and Good Time Farnum The itinerary of President David Afternoon and Night. for Everybody.- S. Hill, of the state university, lias 117 West Gold Avenue been announced for a journey to Real Kstntc, Loans, Insurance ADMISSION FREE Vndcr Direction of 3. Duraing. Arizona and California durlnf? which he will deliver several ad- ' dresses. On April 25, he will speak Good "FOX NEWS'' Topics of tlic Day twice before'tbe students and facul- Proposition t ' y. J of the Arizona normal Especially for healthseeker Furniture Co. ALSO A COMEDY ty northern work. Call Standard school at Flagstaff, at the Rotary able to. do light 401 South First St. Phone 619 morning, 8:00 to 10:00. if " club luncheon on that day, and also Monday We buy, sell and exchange in the before the Albuquerque evening general Room 1. Grant Building;. now and used furniture. Handle TUESDAY "WAY DOWN EAST" public. Golden Rule Store.) complete line kitchen utensils, On April 27 he has been invited to (Over etc. address the confer- - I Decorating enee to be held in Los Angeles, and while In Los Angeles he will also attend the of Presi-- 1 I I inauguration Company JUST dent R. R. von Kleinsmid, the newly Learn to Dance LOCAL ITEMS OUTLATEST elected executive of the University HOUSE ! at the Painting, Paperhanging and DANCE RECORD of Southern California. On May Interior Decorating Our motto 6. 2 ARMSTRONG ACADEMY For Sale 523 North Eleventh. Cov bu'iu Co. Phone and he will deliver an educational ad Is always first-cla- ss work. i'1'Yedeiick W. Clarke and H. C. dress before the students and fac- West Gold 207i 234, 207 E. Central Ave. Ashbrook, representatives cf tho ulty of the state teachers college nt, Satisfaction Guaranteed See Owner Phone Ui Salle Extension university at "Virginia Blues" San Jose, California, and later will Chicago, are in the city to interview visit Stanford university and the prospective students of that insti- Fox Trots, 75c University of California, returning tution. to Albuquerque about May 6, 1922. On account of Easter services, Also Advance TONIGHT musicians local May DANCE the meeting of the SEAVER AND VON ELM sr.f.v.. iCjd;b. t.im has been postponed until the reg- Records Now on Sale Hall ular meeting in Muy. ARE VICTORS AT GOLF, Candelarias OUR SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Dnmian S. Baca Afternoon and evening. Sand- and daughter, Evangeline, motored storm Orchestra. Admission Irom Sandoval Wednesday to at- Roth man's (By The Assoplnted Prru.) In caring for each and every detail In the sacred trust the and Los Angeles, Calif.. April 15. E. Free. tend holy week services here, Music family places In tho embalmcr and funeral director called to to visit their mother, Mrs. Alejandro and Jewelry Store It. Seaver of Los Angeles and A. Kandoval, of 618 West Copper George Von Elm of Salt Lake City render his professional services MERITS. YOUR CONFIDENCE 117 South, First St. Phone 917-- J were victors in the semi-fin- al ' avenue. Cali- SHE FLED BY THE SKY ROUTE FROM THE MAN ; The oratorio, "The Holy City," round of the southern Cheer Club bv A. R. will be at the fornia amateur golf championship The Good Gaul, given in WHO LOVED HER, YET THOUGHT HER A THIEF Presbyterian church this afternoon tournament today and will meet Fred Crollott, Licensed Embalmer o'clock. DEATHS AMD FUNERALS the final round tomorrow, Seaver Will give a card party In the at 3:30 - full trucK load, defeated Jack Neville of San Fran- r O. 6. F. hall Thursday, April Phono 578 --Modern - 118-42- 0 An unusual situation in a drama of a new West Factory woofl, s' Equlpmcnt- South Second St. stirring dollars. Hahn Coal Company. SALAZAR Cisco, 9 and 8, and Von Elm de-- 1 20. The proceeds for the Trav-er- four The funeral of Fran- benevolent of flivvers and airplanes and movies jostling the old Phone 91. Francisco who Fri- feated Roger Lapham of San Aid and other Salazar, died 6 "wild and A star in a District Attorney Fred Nicholas day evening at his residence on cisco, and 4. purposes. wooly." popular refreshing original and family, of Magdalena, aro and North Arno street, was held yes- picture. spending Easter week with Mr. afternoon 2 Women now fill the mayoralty 25 of West Silver terday at o'clock from Admission Cents Mrs. J. A. Nicholas, the family residence. Burial was chairs in more than a dozen cities avenue. at of the United States. undelivered Santa Barbara cemetery. Mea- ANNUAL DANCE There are telegrams. fo.-C- dows & Martinez in nt the Postal Telegraph office weft charge. Lula Shaw and 1 Machinists' No. 1093 S. Nunn, Mrs. SAINEZ The D. L. Fine Shoe Lodge 1). Estell. funeral of Repairing C. lT. hold its Sainez, who died Friday at WANTED Soles 75c THURSDAY APRIL t The W. T. will night Ladies' Half EVENING, 20TH at 3 p. m. his apartments, will be held this We pay good for fire- monthly meeting Crol-lott- prices 40c COLOMBO HALL regular afternoon at 3 o'clock from 's Rubber Heels, Goodyear Tuesday at the home of Mrs. N. J. arms such as Rifles, Shot IN ; 323 North Sixth street. funeral parlors. Burial will Guns, Pistols. Must be in Men's Half Soles . .90c White Strumquist, be in A- Lightning Orchestra C. A. Long, II. F. Robinson, Ed- Santa Barbara cemetery. -l condition. Rubber Heels, 40c mund Ross and .lameB Gladding, 21.1 South First Street Goodyear Good Time Guaranteed at- Shoe CF THE TOP HILL who have been in Las Cruces to BALLEJOS Catarino Ballejos. City Electric Shop Our Friends Cordially Invited. "PERSY TRAIL" tend the district convention of the I9 years old, died last night at 213 South Second St. .American Association of Engineers, his residence in the Highlands. ADMISSION $1.00. War Tax 10c. I Phone 587-- W are expected to return today. Ha is survived by one son and one Prof.. P. C. Jieimcr, of Moun' daughter who were with him. The Well Country Camp Vernon, Ohio, will speak at the Y. body was taken to Crollott's For Convalescent 'f iihcrciilars Free Call and Delivery ADDED ATTRACTIONS: if. C. A. fellowship luncheon today funeral parlors pending In the mountains. Rates $12.50 Work Done While You Wait at 6:15 o'clock. There will be mus- per week. For reservations The is in- Hi ical numbers. public 490-- ilRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" vited. . GONZALES Guadalupe Gon- Phone J FEEL SAFE ' Asthma? Dr. Murray, osteopath, zales, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ANb COMFORTABLE N. T. Armljo building, phone 741. L. C. Gonzales, died at I yesterday By having at least one ton of coal in cellar. Frank Scaramellint filed suit a local hospital. He is survived your Max Weiler in the district by his parents. Funeral CURRENT EVENTS Against to obtain arrange- The Dest in dourt yesterday seeking ments will be made today. Crol-lo- tt B. H. CALKINS, very Judgment fcr $12,000. The suit is is in charge. COLOMBO HALL Gallup, Dawson and Canon City Coal based upon a land transaction. General RnglneerliiR REGULAR PRICES. The annual Easter egg hunt will APODACA The of Hubbel! funeral Mig- Municipal Work, Irrigation. be held at the Frank A. uel Apodaea, who died last Thurs- Surveys of all kinds. Mapping. Easter Monday, April 17 COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. ranch across the river this morn- chil- day morning,, was held yesterday 120 S. Fourth Phone 411. ing at 9 o'clock.' All of tho afternoon 3 o'clock Hall 4 PHONES 5 of tho county at from the Best Ventilated in dren in that section family residence. Burial was at You will not in Invited to take in the fun Best Floor. regret having a ton your bin. 1 are part San Crollott was City. -- as a Joseph cemetery. fP- - III ll Bill IH and a pig will be given prisa' in charge. ,, "II W J to the one who finds the most eggs. DANCE SUNDAY NIGHT DIME PER DANCE mmsmv' . suit for Noah N. Redlmer filed KOBZA The funeral divorce in the district court yester- of Sieve At ZAMOH.VS HALL Music by Syncopators Ellen Redimer. Kobza, who died nt his home on Old Town day against West I . A. Wlllmarth started suit Central avenue, Thursday Music by ( nirlllo and Zamoia'e Charles was 11 in the district court yesterday afternoon, held nt o'clock Orchestra S. M. Moore et al to quiet yesterday morning. Services were Everybody Cordially Invited against held at the of Immacu- AUCTION to real estate situated in Albu- Church the SALE title Man- APRIL 17T1I AT querque. late ConrepUon. Rev. Father MODERN MONDAY, 523 NORTH ELEVENTH SIT. A was filed Jose dator! officiating. Burial was in divorce suit by SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 2:30 P. M. CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M, C. Chavez against Gertrude Sanchez Calvary cemetery. Strong Brothers POOL PLAYERS, OFFICE ROOMS de Chavez in tho district court yes- were in charge. Six rooms of beautiful house furnishings to go to the highest terday. NOTICE bidder for cash. Note 4he following articles to be told: $125 TODAY AND TOMORROW Cadet Bert Boyer, of this city, SAUNA The funeral of Dario Excellent Location Solid leather davenport, two $35 leather rockers to match, received the 1921 and 1922 rifle Salina, who was shot in Valencia The Talace Pool Hall. 120 South Light, water, heat and janitor $135 phonograph with records, South American red gum bed Hhoot medal at the Roswell Mil- county and died here last Thurs-dn- y Second, is holding a contest in service Included. room suite, consisting of dresser, dressing table, bed and Nearly everybody who reads has itary institute, according, to word morning, took place yesterday billiards, baseball and chairs to match and it sure is a beauty; white enamel bed was 2 pool, of received here yesterday. He afternoon at o'clock. Services straight pool. Panama hats will room suite, consisting of dresser, chiffonier and bed; oak enjoyed at least one Mary a were held at of San LIVESTOCK ANI also awarded sharpshooters' the church be Riven as prizes to the three chiffonier, iron bed. dining room suite, consisting of table Roberts badge. Felipe de Nerl in Old Albuquerque, makinsr the highest score in each AGRICVLTTRAL LOAN CO. buffet, china closet and leather upholstered chairs to match, Rinehart's j wonderful was In and burial Santa Barbara during the thirty days. and is just the same as new. Refrigerator and many other ar- stories. "The Glorious W. W. RICHARDSON BOUND cemetery. Strong Brothers were in 115 South Second. ticles that we do not have room to mention. Now if you want hospital charge. beautiful house furnishings you cannot afford to miss this sale is best known OVER FOR GRAND JURY as these goods are all tho same as new and have never been Fool" perhaps the FAHEY The remains of Fergus used by sick. These goods should be seen to be appreciated; of this and has United States Commissioner D. Fahey, who died of pneumonia at Thomas' Ice Cream the closer these goods are inspected the more they would be group, Goldwyn bound over a local hospital Friday morning, 2 Gnllon. appreciated. In fact these goods will to the most dis- F. McDonald yesterday were sent last to Packed, appeal made it into a with a fine for the federal grand W. W. by express night mid delivered, SI. 00. criminating person. Don't miss this sale be on hand. picture jury, Miami, Ariz., for burial Strong THE IMPERIAL Richardson, who was arrested here by Phono cast. Helene Chadwick and March 28 upon the charge of trans- Brothers. 313 LAUNDRY CO. J. L. Auctioneer. a car, known by him to be GOBER, porting Mul-le- r, Richard Dix, two Btolen, in Interstate commerce from MUTXER Carl Wiemann young players Texas to Albuquerque. His bond nge 23, died early yesterday "THE LACNDRX who have won was fixed at t2,000. morning at his home on North OF QUALITY" a big following, Maple street. His mother. Mrs. F. FOR SALE ' the roles in this Yon can be fitted from our com- L. Muller, and a young brother Gasoline Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Hats play leading line of back and front laced were with him. Mr. luller was in Engines Cleaned nnd Blocked, Rugs plete. unusual rnrst-ti)- Iriccs, $2 and up. Cather- the navy during the world war and Second hand $".0.00, J100.00 cleaned by latest process. comedy. I 107 South as a result broke down. He came and ine Hill's Corset Shop, $150.00 each. COLDWYN fourth. I'honc 8S5-- here six weeks ago hoping to be INQUIRE 409 V. COPPER. Brosents' benefited by the climate, but came Phones 148 and 449. MARY C. H. CONXKn, M. C. D. O. too late. The remains will be sent ROBERTS back to old OH Specialist. the home at I.lanerch. Osteopathic on 2 A Stern Bids. Tel. 701-- J. 2033-- Pa., this afternoon train No, RINEHART'S by Strong Brothers. His mother DAHLIAS We deliver any size any and brother will accompany tne Are my specialty have a few body. varieties In different colors where. Henry Transfer Co., left, if order AND ALL WEEK wife you early. CHARITY BALL Phone 839. NOLEN Mrs. Willie Nolen. RAYMOND F. BLOOM, of L. Nolen, City Fireman Arthur P. O. Box 641. Phone 2167-- J. home yes- Given Woman's Club ) MY SHELLED PINOX NUTS died at the family early by terday morning on South Walter will be delivered from tho Fred a News Stand. street. Besides her husband, Harvey Albuquerque. were with her. WANTED K. M., I'NTIIj FURTHER NO- mothpr and brother TEAMS TO n.VL GRAVEL. At The funeral was held yesterday Armory TICE, t annic S. Spitz, 323 North Will 50 afternoon at 4 o'clock from Strong pay cents pr hour for teama MONDAY, APRIL. 17TII Tenth. were over 1.000 pounds per horse; 35 cent Brothers' parlors. Services per hour under 1.000. held by Rev. U L. Gaines and burial work for White Lightning Harmonizers Tho Gllderslccve Electric Co., Steady good teams, 2.00 a, 211 Kast Central. Phone 79T-- was in Fairview cemetery. Couple MILLER CONSTRUCTION CO., BRASWELL John Elbert Bras-we- ll Office Ground Floor. K. P. Bulldln. Benefit Day Nursery Mortgage aged 33, died at his home on Third and Gold. Fund, FOR SALE North Second street last night at 7 AT Chalmers Automobile, six cylinder, o'clock. Mr. Braswell was time- 6 passenger, new battery, distri- keeper for the New Mexico Con- butor, smarter and generator, Just struction company and was an Arts and Crafts overhauled. Best offer takes it. active worker until last February, C7 E.MASON HOPPER 5 Must sell this week. when he broke down and had to Studio 'fiirSv Mcin tosh alto co. cease work. He loaves a wife, who Lamp shades, flowers, place First 311 West Copper aa wiih him nnd two brothers, cards, enameled glassware, tie Strawberry who will arrive today. Tho remains and dye work, batik, embroid- are at Strong Brothers pending ery, stenciling, china. MY CLORDUS funeral arrangements. B. FOOL I. WESTXAKE. Chocolate EMPIRE Cleaners Melinl Building, Over Penney'g. Phone 170. CRYSTAL A Goldwyn Picture DYERS AND HATTERS F O G G , The Jeweler RUG CLEANING WATCH MAKING. and TAYLOR 453. Btb Gold EXPERT STOCK CO. Phone Cor. and -- - Lngravlng,. Jewelry Repalrlng- ADDED ATTRACTION: Opposita 'Postofflce. 118 South Fourth. ELMS HOTEL Vanilla Ice Cream Finest rooms in the state-ste- am GUY'S TRANSFER heat, hot and cold "ROLLING STONES" water all outside rooms. FIRST S 11017 371 TONIGHT Two-Pa- rt Phone FOR SALE Weekly rates, with or with- A Mermaid Comedy. 384 South Second. out private bath. $4 to $10 week 1920 Model Buick in per- REGULAR PRICES; Picnics a Specialty a Transient rate $1.50 single; Sherbet Sunday fect mechanical condition; $2.00 double. Apricot CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE bargain if sold at once. re in rear of 315 S. Second. With bath $2.60 single anu 2L double $3.00. TWO STARTING FOUR FOUND JOLLY TONIGHT PLAYS A real place to get youi WEEKS i a wrrvr clothes cleaned and pressed. aprii Give us a trial. SUITS TO ORDER UII.I8 SHOP, $23.50 and I p. Rebuilt Underwoods Ferris Taylor Stock Company SIS S. Second. Phone 480. GOAL WOOD Prompt Service. E. B. BOOTH 2 Shows in If 9 Drama & Vaudeville $50 to $70 COOS New 115 S. Second. PQp fKN 01 Cfijlk salesroom, ' Guaranteed Five Years TORY BIG T,ME COMEDIAN, and THE GALMJP SUGARITE SWASTIKA Gallup Lump Coal Terms, $3 per Month. FAMOUS TOBY MALE QUARTETTE All Sizes. Best Prices. 2.001) Pounds, SI 1. 00 FOR RENT Albuquerque Type- FREE Delivery on Quarts Opening Play Tonight and Tomorrow, Curtain 8:30 Weights Guaranteed "THE CHURCH AND in 4 Acts NEW STATE COAL GO. I Why We Lend, Others Follow end of ITS PEOPLE," Rear Central Avenue or More of Ice Cream c; on PKICES: 2.-- store suitable for sample writer Children Adults 55o; Including tax. Johnson Coal Co. rooiry Exchange No Iteserveil beats. PHONE 35 room, etc. 122 Sou Hi Fourth Street SUNDAYS WW N. 8K8-- HO.". Exclusive tot First Phone Phone W ENtuhllftliccl 11)00 lLAUGHATTOBYn: Agent Swnstlka and Sngarltc Coal. r Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING UP FATHER" MORNMG TOURNAL "BRINGING UP FATHER" appears every morning in the ALBUQUERQUE Appears every morning in the Albuquerque Morning Journal Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, April 16, 1922. Albuquerque Morning

BRINGING UP FATHER. Bem McManus. STATE COLLEGE Copyrl8hlerVu. TZTot"r By George ' ' W I i -- I Mi ! t ttW.SfcE''fel fV tdmA.i T r. Vi'.i ,'A:.L SA .. VWd (Las Croces.) aBgM - 1 Middle-broo- k ; TOP Dr. and Mrs. Kobert 1 cS out what entertained at their home yqm. m 4 1 f v Monday evening with three tables ri i J Ei ot to celebrate their wed $w bridge ding anniversary. The students and faculty were, Tues- - . addressed at assembly , last day by Mr. Bingham, a prominent t educator and lecturer, who is" at the present on a lecture tour with 3 the Kadcliff Chautauqua. Mr. Bingham's subject dealt with the advantages before the people of the present day as compared with those of a generation back. He outlined the value of American citizenship and the standing of our p country today. Ho also pointed out the necessity of being able to meet the emergencies of life, par ticularly those that render us phys- - ically disabled. 'T Miss Margaret Buvens, of the class of 1918, who has been In the library training class atthe Uni- versity of California at Berkeley, will on May 1 become a member of the regular library staff. Miss Buvens, more often called "Tweet" by her many friends here, spent three years in the college library. C. P. Monroe, director of exten- sion; returned to the college Sun- day from the eastern and northern part of the state, where lie has 0 been on business for the extension. i He attended several livestock and made some 1 1 1 1 growers' meetings BlUUUlil COME I II II BACK Jll . i'm ggSftlltfhad PLEASURE OF selections of livestock. TV the ' oilT - H CAr?EM T BEFORE Miss Marie Knight spent Sunday I'LL &REAK (JT AOrOTO SIHT- AND A fl R 'VOO WR.OKEMTEQ in El Paso with her sister, Mrsi fk 40 R Ansel Gardener. L Miss Abbie lies entertained at ZX-- HSNDbONTMAT THE. OE 1 HKT MY her home last week end with a Z-i M MENTEObjlf HoW, P THAT i most enjoyable dancing party. The guests invited to share Miss lies' hospitality were Misses Mary Tiley, Bessie French, Nellie Hargrove, Georgetta Talbot, Jane Talbot, and nS' Messrs. Perry Cormany, Andrew Hendrix, Frank J. McClure - and Francis B'irke. The young ladles of the home economics department of the col- lege served dinner to over 40 pas- tors who were here last week at- tending the presbytery ot the Rio Grande. The work was done by the young ladles and their meul was excellent. This work comes with the home economics course ot high school and college work and is given as a part of the girls' training. Wednesday evening at the Me- silla Park church, at the meeting of the presbytery of the Rio Grande, the young people of the Bible class of the Mesilla Park Presbyterian church gave a play showing the home of a Chinese missionary and her visitors from America. The play was directed by Norman S. Hookland and was well attended by people of Me- silla Park, State college and Las Cruces, along with the pastors " i over are at- 1 i 1 from the state that ? n n 1 in . tending the conference. n n n ' IN AND TELL J 1 A large number of the college 9 T COUNT L. HEREb L DO YOU ( M HO-IOON- T people went down to El Paso on T T TH 1 W Galll-Cur- WIWTO Monday evening to hear rl tLi;,WE ' BATE.'. OUT HERE. OME . i WANT TO sing. Those who went from AM ONE h J her were 7!ck Tudor, Marie HERf; j m Ih A- TOTAUKTOH.M-VUU.b- e TOWe"? 1 TALK TO Knight, E. Alleen Smith, Professor v I - I VJ y Wk Hi ..L-L-fO- J r OUT On O- C. T. Chas. T V , Fl J ) ' ancLKrs. Hagerty.atid ,f the T Hagertjr, A. U Sweetland, Vlrgli Tlflmi'l Cor-rln- e rfWnr-- Drace, Margaret Limbaugh, Boyd, Helen Jewell Weaver, Eunice Rogers, Paul Learning, Harry L. Smith, Mrs. Tozer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Strickland, Dr. H.' L. Morton, Colonel and Mrs. J. C. Waterman, and a great number ' from Las Cruces. Ths home economics women served supper to the delegates of the southwestern division of the American Association of Engineers who are in session here at their annual convention. After the ban- quet the engineers gave a ball in honor of the visiting delegates and had music by radio for the early part of the dance. A three-piec- e orchestra from the college furnish- ed the music for the rest of the time. The engineers then pulled off some stunts for the entertain- ment of the visitors.. A severe sandstorm hit all the Mesilla valley On Thursday. Many small radio aerials that were own- ed by boys of the neighborhood were blown down, tut generally very little damage was done. a 9 Professor William E. Carroon, Jr., of the physics department, has been ill for the past few weeks, Tl II EXPLAIN I f ,EUL" HE WA tTANDNi ON THE ( NO tlR: THE COUNT and last week was reported ill with P HELP! fJUbTWANT J pneumonia, but that he is doing pLnS COUNT: CURft.FURtlhK, WlTHAPRETTy DEI GATE. t" TIT 4 nicely. Wj t - j HELP! - J HONE VET- f ToSEPLH- rrg11 ft A PORTALES AJrm I. The Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Rich- ards, Mrs. Claud Jones, president of the Methodist Missionary soci- ety of Portales, and Mrs. Henry Denison all left in a car Tuesday morning for an overland trip to Roswell, where on Wednesday and Thursday they attended the annual conference of the Women's Mis- sionary society of this diRtricr of the Methodist church. They re- turned home on Friday. Miss Alma Austin recently ban-quett- the football boys of tHe high school at her home near Por- tales. A largo number of the team and their friends enjoyed. the oc- -, casion. Speeches were made by Captain James Crow, Philip John- ston the future (juarterback, and a member ot the city football team. The Rev. J. F. Nix, pastor of the Baptist church here, received a call from the Baptist church of I1 1 1 Floydada, Tex., to come there and Mi-- hold revival services. Rev. Nix ac- 11 cepted the call and left overland .. , on Friday for Floydada, where he revival on ' commenced services Sunday. - i The Women's Missionary Society i . . - of the BaptiBt church was delight- fully entertained at the home of Mrs. Coo Howard on Thursday aft- ernoon at 2:30. The devotional part of the meeting was led by Mrs. Joseph Boren, after which the rest of the session was given .over to Miss Beulah Fonville, lead- - or lessons, wno explained and managed the full program, asking th different ladles to express their views on various parts of lesson: During an after social hour the hostess served delicious refresh- Are the Best Values on Earth ments. Clothing Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Smith have entertained since Sunday an uncle of Mr. Smith's, A. B. Smith, who !s Wear-Lo- n his way from Phoenix, Ariz., to Styles-Lo- ng w home in Best Cost his Paducah, Ky. James Kelley, who - lived alone one mile from Portales, was found dead by a neighbor in his home on Friday morning. It was thought he had been dead since about Tuesday, at least. It is supposed tf, he had fallen dead when he arose JL , in the morning as the body was Ivlng on the floor. Burial was in wald9 local Men's llie cemetery, Roee Shop 16, 1922. Page Two. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April EASTER MONDAY CHARITY BALL LOOMS LARGE ON THE SOCIAL HORIZON; -- VARIOUS BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENTS CHARACTERIZE POST-LENTE- N SEASON . yJ.-.- O PARTIES. tables at the party should be made WEDDINGS. charity, as will bo ANOTHER SOCIETY WHITE CREPE KNIT L. O, Bennett with Mrs. Shortle. Tea Itcrgcr-Hast- e. would have It, Mrs. ntertalnej callers TWENTY YEAItS AGO ALBUQUERQUE with EDITOR'S NOTE. DRESS at three tables of bridge on Thurs- served to lute afternoon LEADER IN TRADE The marriage of Miss Elsie W. at home MAKES CAPE also. $ In Albuquerque Society. the sixth annual charity ball All items for the Sunday day afternoon in honor of Miss Borger, daughter of Mrs. M. E. 4 section must be In the FOR EASTER WEAR Vidal of MaBs.. who la Berger of this city, and Glenn R. of the Woman's club tomorrow society Worcester, ic as- office by Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. The Women's Haste of San Diego, Calif., took night, the first large affair after Journal the house guest of will hold we shall 8 noon at the latest. Reporters Hill. A number of sociation Albuquerque place last Sunday afternoon at the Easter. Following that David Spence one of their luncheon Friday evening the members of our attention to are urged to call the Journnl tea guests came in lator in the aft- regular home of the bride's mother at 919 the Eastern en- .turn philanthropic - Aneetlngs at the Alvarado hotel at cere- the Order of Star the sufferers in Russia and the as early in the week as possi- ernoon. Spring flowers wer used North Fourth street. The in honor of b!o event occurs. 12;S0 on Saturday, April 22. Much was at 1 o'clock tertained elaborately Near East, and play cards in their after the In decoration. to mony performed Mrs. Laura B. Hart, who came to be -- huslness of importance Greek Rev. A. M. behalf on May day. In the mean Tho society editor may ""Or- , by the Knudsen, pastor for the of or- r - l vj.m'v Letter women of the city will be Albuquerque purpose there win no un- reached at telephone No. 13. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford en- of St. Paul's Lutheran church. The a of the order for time, however, children brought up. All fraternity women an has ganizing chapter I , other benefit nriilge, tins ume im tertained the of her song bride, Albuquerque girl, New Mexico. The affair took tha historical 4 4 and folk dancing class at an who wish to make reservations for been living for some time in Santa ; tho purpose of marking Mi 5 Easter should the form of a banquet. fx im. ! St. the luncheon notify v Fe, where Bhe was with , sipota In our own country. u party at the John's guild hall III employed The home of Mr. and Mrs. made last jrr on president, Mrs. George Anderman, ' the Ufeld company. Mr. Haste is lovely ' - The announcement Saturday afternoon, flames 1988-- Louis Ilfeld was the scene of n of one of a month Is derived from two rooms and an Easter hunt with at telephone before Thurs- a member of the government sur- week of tho engagement so- egg ths little party last night, her-aid- s which were furnished by the day. located In Fc charming nrosl girls pretty baskots which were given veying corps Santa of Mr. Max Nord-hau- s, the city's popular licitations of the Business and Pro- a given in honor a revival of Interests in brides for favors occupied the afternoon. After wedding luncheon attended who Is a short visit them. fessional Women's club from fur- Those were The benefit card for tho the relatives and friends at the paying and all that appertains to V present Douglas Goake, party by to city relatives and friends. The From row until June, the brido's niture dealers, merchants and pri- U'tfV Mary Imogen Terry, Ella Margaret Near East relief which was given ceremony the young couple left, by were vate individuals. Tho ot id on afternoon Ma- for Santa floral decorations exquisite. a succes- proceeds Cecelia Monday at the automobile Fe, where own month, we anticipate to Terry, Mary Virginia Terry, The delicious supper to which the sion of festivities centering about the charity ball will be used Vlerheller, Enla Murray, Kath-erln- e sonic temple was a social and they are at home at 853 San Fran- on the $3,000 mortgage success. The street. company sat down at a late hour those who are soon to "settle apply f Myrlck, Ernestine Welsh and affair was cisco was served on a table fra- announce- which remains on tho day nuraery the women of the long down." Although no Margaret Southorp. Mrs. E. B. given by Eastern with flowers and glittering building. who the Star to raise money to feed the Lcslic-Mtlle- r. grant ment has been made of definite ::p Moore, plays piano for the with cut glass and silver. Lestcr-Hud-dlest- was children of tho Near F.ast. S. arrangements for the class, also a guest. starving Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller of this morning Judge J. R. Is LADIES' DAY AT COUNTRY Mrs. C. O. Clark was In of announcement Yesterday wedding, it expected that charge, city have received McFle, who from the G. A, R. en- within a few CI WEDNESDAY. An Easter egg hunt at Mlra-moni- arrangements. About tables of their son. it will be solemnized I'll tho forty of the marriage campment at Albuquerque went to The women members of on the Mesa was given yes- were filled In the ballroom of the Franklin Miller, and Miss Opsl weeks. club will on Refreshments were Tjis Cruces to visit his daughter. .... O Country foregather terday afternoon by Miss Irene temple. served Leslie, which took place at Sul- Miss for luncheon, bridge chil- at the close of the afternoon. 2. Maude, passed through the MAY-PA- PARTY FOR Wednesday Fisher for a number of her fur Springs, Tex., on April The to C.HI and tea. with a bit of golf and friends. The city on his homeward way Santa ' 11KMKI', dren little guests couple met about a year ago at tho Fe. The is a se- ' r.fROI'KAX tennis In tho Reserva- over Judge's daughter After the ball at the morning. hunted all the place with On Easter Sunday evening, April young woman's home at Sulfur A. and M. big charily tions for luncheon should he made 8 nior at the college. has failed into memory, the baskets for eggs which the Easter 16, 1922. at p. m., the choir of Springs, where Mr. Miller went a A session of the Gentle- armory with tho steward by Tuesday noon, had left in nests. Tho host- the First Methodist church will short 'f next benefit entertainment 1 bunny a representative of the Overtton men's club was held last public and for tea by Wednesday noon ess was assisted In render the cantata, the Vic- Tex. Driving of prominence is an enormous card entertaining by "Christ, View company of Dallas, They night over Zieger's cafe, and tho Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Henry n Miss Gertrude Magee and Miss tor," by Dudley Buck, under the will make their home at on the first of to be Kel-oh- probably ; party May. G. Coors, Jr., and Mrs. W. A. At Winifred Stamm. The were direction of Lewis B. question of continuing the Sunday 7 and guests Thompson. Dallas. Mr. Miller was, the first dis- given bv tho federated clubs are tho committee in charge The follows: afternoon racing program was the Red Cross of the city. The Martha Fall, Clay and Louise program Albuquerque boy to start out to cussed. of ladies' day. Luncheon will be Pooler, Starker, Luna, Adellna and No. 1. Prophetic Prologue-Bari- tone war, in the navy six days i affair will be given to raise money 1 o'clock. enlisting Mrs. R. W. D. Bryan entertained tln relief nnrl fhft Near served at Carl Leopold, Fred and Lucile solo...Ij. B, Thompson after war was declared. He left frt TJmjcInn O Sabbath-Lament- a few friends in an Informal pleas- I Hunlng. little sister of Los Lunas, No, 2. The Eve of the ation high school to enter the navy and East relief. PRINCIPALS CHOSEN FOR of the Women. ant way at her spacious home on T Ruth and Helen Stnmm, Mary was ln the service for two years Mrs. J. E. Cox yesterday accept-- SCHOOL No. 3. West Railroad avenue last night. ar- - HIGH PLAY, Catherine and Harlette Connell, The Night Watch Since his return he has been em- ed the chairmanship of the selection of tho men. Mrs. L. B. Putney will leave this V The principal and their mothers. Chorus of as for the rangement committee. phn has tho school se. ployed a traveling agent evening for Wisconsin to pay an on characters for High Pilate t.. George DInkle. Dallas 'firm. He spent a month arranged a meeting Tuesday nlor play. "The Lion and the No. 4. The Easter Dawn. extended visit to relatives and 5 afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Worn- - The Jordan home at 410 South here at Christmas time with his friends. V Mouse." which will be given at the Chorus. an's club of representatives of the Fri- Third street was the scene of a parents. The Vivace club of auditorium on Thursday and on Tenor solo Frank Darrow O composed federated clubs of the city and of of this was pretty pnrty Thursday evening No. 5. about 30 of tho most musical '' day evenings week, when a miscellaneous shower wag Reappearance. each of the many card clubs who made at a rehearsal on Friday. A Women's and Men's Voices. U. N. M. SOCIETY members of the high school Is to I are expected to participate In the will be given by Mrs. Ralph Schcfibner, entertain the eve- dress reh"nrsnl of the play Jesus Frank Darrow co-e- public Saturday benefit. Committees will be ap- - one of the spring brides. The The Junior and senior at a concert In the ' held on Wednesday evening. The was decorated with sweet Offertory. have an entertainment ning Congre- pointed and full arrangements for actors have been chosen from n house Solo. "Be With Us Still," Massa- - planned gational church. Those who will the affair will be completed at the peas which carried out a pink and and luncheon to be given ln Sarah take are Miss Mabel Ander- number of students who have been net Mrs. Lynn Cook. on 22. Lunch- part jj. Tuesday afternoon meeting. white color scheme. Five hundred Violin Raynolds hall April son, Rose Hunt-zlnge- r, trying for each part. , a. cello obllgato. .Lvnn Cook eon will be served a class of Huntzlnger, Daisy It is planned to make the card mo- and other games were played until No. 6 by Esther The play has several tense M The Report of the Watch. the home economics Dalny Tulip, Butler, the most elaborate of Its a late hour when refreshments department. Mildred party ments. The strongest scene Is per- Men's voices. class women will Tena Fahor, Fox, Ralph kind ever held In the city. The act were served. Sixteen guests were No. 7. Only the upner Isaao and haps at the end of the third re- The Questioning of Simon U be The was Tascher, Singer, Frank ,i Armory will be engaged in order when beside herself present. The guest of honor Peter. J of present. party planned Springer. ac-- i. the Mouse, at a of two classes that dozens of tables may be fu- ceived many pretty and useful . . meeting the A. Hubbs ,j, with contemptuous rage, hurls FASHION NOTES. Soprano solo. .Miss Clcda Bass lu3t Mrs. Jay and daughter, commodated. A profusion of May rious denunciations at the Lion, gifts. Women's voices. Monday. Miss Jean, left last night for Los J flowers will be used In decorations whose deliberate wrecking of her Jesus ,R. S. Rcckwood Angeles, where they will enjoy the 4 find refreshments will tie served. Mrs. Charles entertained a Peter The Mu will an Mrs. father's career and sacrifice of his May J. J. McBaln Schermer-hor- Phi girls give fun of the flower show. Huhbs Members of the several clubs will life were carried out as The white of the Easter lily and number of frends at her home on No. 8. The Ascension. Mrs. Shcppard Gandy Easter "at home" at the chapter expects to remain on the coast dur- act as hostesses and as assistant-- very being avenue on an evcry-da- y Incident necessary to the yellow of the jonuuil have been West Kent last Tuesday Alts solo.. Mrs. Walter Noneman house East Gold avenue this ing the summer months. in serving. Orchestra music will the success of his financial and combined to make this frock for afternoon. Color scheme of pink Baritone solo J. J. McBaln afternoon for the members of the Mrs. Walton will give "Just one J he furnished the nfter-fenno- n 9. The name of Schcrmerhorn has throughout political schemes. Edna Llpper as Easter time. A touch of black has and green with pink sweet peas No. Epilogue and Finale. sororities and fraternities ln the more dance." Her pupils want it kindness of Prof. 1m was were Mes-dam- been exalted since the sarliest ' through the the Mouse does excellent been added for a bit of contrast. used. Her guests days university. The pledges will serve and so do lots nf people who ars TPrcfl, acting and K. Ellis, city band master. this scene her voice vibrant, This dress is one of the newest R. C. Zemer, S. F. Swayne, The following will be of Knickerbocker history, its tea. not her pupils. The last dance will pne 0f will A. A. prcgram win- propppfif, (he pnrty tense, and resonant contrasting ef- designs offered by a New York S. Bright. W. Hayden, Louis given by the First Christian church appearance on thi plate glass O he given at Grant hall on Monday '"3fl divided between the federated love for her shop. Tho style Is suitable for va- MeP.ae, John Wolklng and J. G. choir Mrs. W. P. dow of trade is a decided innova- evening next. ,' fectively her father Sunday evening. clubs which been called Scher-merhor- n Journal-Democra- t, have upon and her contempt for the man who ried ago and figures. White crcpn Lewis. McDowell Is musical director: tion. Mrs. Sheppard Gandy From the "to to the Near East re- Is contribute is him. knit H the material used. It Cantata "The is the firrt woman of the ? 1902. lief and the Red Cross which hounding will enter- Conquering King' PERSONAL MENTION. Arll, fund, Joe Renjamin. the Lion, plays a fashioned in to a straight, slim- Mrs. W. L. Trimble Alfred Judson. family to enter trade. She has jus! Is raising money for the Russian of tain at a, luncheon on Tues- Soloists Miss difficult part well. The temptation line gown with bands yellow bridge Katherine Dearlng. opened a hat shop in New Sfork relief. Jt is expected that each is to act It to roar and thunder tucks used as trimming, A black day at her home 1n honor of her Soprano: Miss Charlotte Lembke es and is shown here in her business club In will In teno-Charl- card the city play and bellow. Yet John Rurkett daughter. Mrs. Hornois, who is to contralto:; Virgil Barker, Miss Angelica Howden left on vK body at tho party and (hnt doz- - for Denver. costume. Ryder Is not so simple a nature as nanus is a never luuen. i ue niiKi1, leave shortly Dearlng, baritone; violin, Thursday to attend the wedding "I FINALLY HAD ens of private tables will be made that. square cuffs on tho sleeves and the Dana Todd. T up outside of clubs. shoulder with its novel throw Introduction Piano and violin. of her friend, Miss Maxwell o- The part of the son, Jefferson. cape CLUBS. sonage, 318 South AValter street. J Is Maxwell Merritt. His and collar are Recitative "And After Tha: Church, in Washington, D. C. at TO HAVE THEM - played by Miss Margaret Keleher has been Tuesday evening. A large number she bridesmaid. FNGGEMEVP OF POULAR dramatic Instinct seizes the possi- features. Ladles' They Had Mocked Him," bari- which will be a elected president of the tone solo. of young people were there. Miss She will return in about two weeks. COEPLE ANNOINCEI). bilities of a situation and uncon- Riding club of the headquarters TO HAVE IT , t, Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Tierney have Sleeveless dresses for summer "The Wondrous Cross" Alto so- Winnie Baldwin had charge of tho Mr. and Mrs. Ed and son, sciously galvanizes it into the troop to fill the unexpired term lo Neldig announced the engagement of tenseness of an emotional crisis. wear Is the latest word from Paris. Mrs. A. I. who and chorus. games and a better leador it would Egbert, of Indiana, were the guests to . of Riedling, has "Silver Thanks "Mother and r their daughter, Miss Genevieve But the play is not all serious. And if you positively refuse to go gone to California. Mrs. August Starlight Crowns Thv be difficult to find. Ice cream and of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Whltmer last j1 M. Tomb" Alto solo week-en- d the Girls." a man Tierney, to Samuel T'ollock, Ollle Pilversteln as tho Reverend without sleeves, then you will have Sels was made vice Miss and mixed cake constituted week. They spent the Many 111. - bell-shap- presldont. the refreshments ., formerly of Seaton, The mar- gossip-lovin- g to wear ones In quartette. at Jemez Pontlfex Deetle. whose huge Vera Kiech continues as secretary Dlvine"-r-Ten- Springs. has been urged to have of the young couple, both of of order to be at all fashionable. Cre- "Love solo and Any one looking fcr an excellent rlage curiosity gets the better and treasurer. The club rides each Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sernald will his made. ; whom are popular members of the his his keen- - tonnes, tissue knitted chorus. cook would not be obliged to look photograph good sense, sarcastic, ginghams, Sunday afternoon. "And the First Dav of tho return today to their home at ji society set, will probably take minded sister, Mildred Suggs, the silk crepe and embroidered voiles Week" further, had they been there. Isle, Me., after a short Z in the middle of Purlin. r.Altnj... Presque DO IT NOW. place June. noav rinnehtor of will be the favorite materials. And The Woman's club chorus will o Tell wh t,'trn ,,,.., visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jam- miss Tierney is a pretty nrunette , th village banker, Josephine traveling suits will be made of meet on afternoon at r. ison and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. She Is a Monday the "Master and King" Tenor solo. A candy sale was conducted on of dignity and charm. Milner. and the conceited but kasha cloth. As for the styles, home of Mrs. H. F. Robinson at the Dletz. They have been spending one-piec- e Seek Ye the campus last Friday by the girls member of one of the old families Adraln j dresses that over 'Why Living Among Milners cowardly English secretary, slip the 1419 West Central avenue for a the Dead?" Chorus. of the Y. W. C. A. to raise money the winter in Pasadena, Calif. The of Albuquerque and was brought Morris, all combine to relax the 'head are still favorites. However, and social meet- and educated here. Since regular practice "O Grave! Where Is Thv Vietorv?" for the conference? fund of the as- Miss Grace Borradalle of Los up her serious tone of the play and give1 skirts tucked from top to bottom ing. The has been called in from the normal de- practice Baritone recitative. sociation. The sale which was the Angeles is a visitor the city for graduation the audience a chance to laugh, will also be worn. for 2:30 o'clock. The first to a few She Is school Walton Studio partment of the state university Mela Sedillo as the of Conquering King" Chorus. be conducted this season, days. teaching daughter netted $20. The members of the on tlje Painted Desert. she has been teaching, specializing tho Senator shows unusual native A bridal veil with armholes in The club. Otra 313V2 Central. in school music. Spanish "El Vez," The Epworth League, the young association made the sweets which Mrs. Fannie S. Spitz will leave West recently public rability to net. Two parts that are it Is new. The veil Is made of will be entertained at the home of of church. were in admin- She was active in Red Cross work difficult for school sewn people'o organization the vended front of the today on a business trip' ln the Phone 923 usually high tulle with crystals and hangs Mr. and Mrs. E. Romero, Jr., 1731 held a splendid social at the par- - istration east. here during the war. girls, because they require the from a Russian of and West Central avencue on Thurs- building. Mr. Pollock came to - cap pearls Alhuquer- poise and bearing of mature wom- crystals. The openings for the day evening with a conundrum que ahout four years ago. He is a en Mrs. - of the world, are those of arms are edeed with crystals. It dinner at 7 o'clock, which will he J graduate of the University of Illi- Rossmore and Mrs. both of was seen in Paris. the table and a Ryder, part of program. The nols member of Phi Delta which are admirably taken, the program will be given as follows: Theta fraternity. He belongs to first Elizabeth Cooper, the sec- dinner answer club and the by Spring comes and you want Check your order; the Elks' University ond by Helen Sievert. The parts of new roll call with "What is your great- club here. He was en-- heaps dresses, but several "The Growing Store" Buy the Gordon Hose formerly l of Judge Rossmore, Senator Rob- of old ones est ambition;" dinner, followed by gaged in advertising work on the your aren't a bit worn. Ilartl to Wear Out. erts and Stott have not been one-plee- o from each member on Is now In Judge If you have a dress remarks Phone 283. Mall Orders Filled ' Evening Herald, but th - assigned yet. among them, you can make It over food items selected; toast by Felix real estate business with J. D. Kel- Much credit Is due those who by . on "Culdad Promptly cher. ,i, .. o,,. It Baca; talk de Mexico" the front from to bottom nnd by Sra. Lewis; special talk by O ies have top t compelled their competi-- i thpn !ash Vmth ,h(, Flpcvos ,, Tomas Mabry; talk on "Why I am MRS. SIMMS AT HOME FOR. tors to do their best. In case of the hem in several studying Spanish" by Sra. D. H. PHI ML' MOTHERS. places, making I"" ""'"t "" the cuts about six inches deep and Cams; Spanish literature by Prof Members of Phi Mu sorority and ready to"Vstake their places so that six inches J. C. Espinosa; social hour fol- mothers were an be - apart. Bind all these 2 their guests at there will no hitch in the pro- new rough edges In a lowed by criticisms by Sr. Blanco. afternoon tea on Wednesday at the ceedlngs. Good sb was "Tho Man contrasting will conclude the Beautiful New Tub color and then wear the dress over Dancing Fabrics home of Mrs. Flmms on of Hour" last "The Lion fire Ready J George the year, a slip, preferably of tho sama North Eighth street. The affair and tho Mouse" will be better. color. was in honor of Mrs. Simms" The Ideal Bridge club was en- An Unusually Extensive Showing of Patterns and Colors. . Mrs. Paul of CLUR Choicest daughter, Becker NOTES OF THE WEEK There are tertained last Tuesday by Mrs. C. Hpringervllle, Ariz., who is here for AT THE Y. W. C. A. many ways of trim- W. Potter. It will meet this week 4 ming the new hats, but a certain The story told by the new fabrics for spring is in the (i a month's visit. Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Harry Aspinwall. The devoted them-- 1' the club met at the re- simplicity distinguishes most of many-tone- d t sorority girls Japanese them. A flower voice, and full of harmonies. Varying from selves to the singing of chapter creation rooms. The president, big posed at the The Tuesday club met i bus-?i',- or ln fl'nnt- - a Mir bow Literary end college songs and their ninth-- Helen Kay. conducted a short !, at the last week at the home of Mrs. the softest notes to the delicate, dreamlike a small of field flow-wa- s whisperings ers to comparing notes on daught-- i iness meeting. Thelma Stewart sprav Aldo Leopold to discuss American in Mrs. nrro ,h,p front brim-p- lace of sheer voiles, crisp tissues and linens-th- e ers general. Becker's elected treasurer to take the ' "s of,,h" art. The of organdies, lovely nre ffectlV9 and character- - paper the afternoon J young daughter,, Elizabeth, aged of Marv Wisenback. The 'h.Pa was read by Mrs.,W. R. Walton on theme wends its in- . ,Bul-- lovely colorful, two, came in for a good share of remainder nf the time was snent "'minings. "Art Colonies in America." Each way radiant, i attention, although the rushing in discussing with their leader member of the club contributed a Many of the sport skirts shown triguing. rules generally prohibit such early questions the girls had put in the few remarks upon what she ap- ' activities. box. for the south are made with In channels question . preciated most ln art. Current usual and unusual we've sought the' The tea table in rose and white. The C. U. P. club met Tuesday fringed skirts. The fringe is only events followed. The next materials of in which to i4 study individuality express your style the was for 6 o'clock a couple of Inches wftle, or a little thoughts sorority colors, presided evening their weekly a meeting of the club will be on for spring and summer. In obscure little towns the world over, 5 over Mrs. Clara M. a busi- wider, and forms very effective by Fergusson, dinner. After dinner short April 25 at the home of Mrs. Geo. looms have whirred at desperate speed for weeks and months past who is mother of one of the char-te- r ness was held. The C. U. finish to an otherwise meeting skirt. straight, Valliant. to provide these fabrics. Now see them and take advantage of members of XI chapter, and P. club has adopted two little boys, plain r Mrs. O. A. Matson, mother of the fife nnd six years old, and has ORGANIZATIONS These Goods With a newest The ac-- 4 taken lace edging and bias binding Introducing pledge. university a great deal of interest in will "Little Red lives and pledges served tea. Ovor showing these children a good trim the collars and cuffs on Riding Hood," the - children's which was fifty guests called during the after- - time. They decided at this meet- spring suits. Lace collar edging is operetta giv- noon. to them and generally whipped on. First the en several weeks ago by the St. ing send Easter eggs school and Mrs. aie of New Wash Materials Easter toys. After the business heavy thread at the top of the lace John's Sunday can Elizabeth A. will be re- I CHARITY DANCE ON FOR meeting Mrs. Nonemnn sang two be pulled in order to gather Bradford, We are to TOMORROW NIGHT. selections. Then nil it. then roll an Inch or two along peated on Friday evening, April anxious get these goods distributed quickly and as as We are confident the girls tho 28. The same cast of characters widely possible. J An entirely informal affair, to gathered around tho piano and edge of the collar material, that the more women's hands these fine values the more will we a and wider which the town is to turn an place tho lace with Its right side with Miss Douglas Geako singing reach, profit by larger evpeeted spent hour singing. circle of customers, new old. , J out en masse and dance for sweet to the right side of the material the title role' will give the operetta. and Wednesday the B Square club Because of charity's sake, is tho big benefit met with their leader. Seven and whip both together. If the disagreeable weather girls of Silk-Strip- ball which will be given tomorrow were taken into the club with the jure is not catneren. it must tie the night the first performance Kyrtle Cloth Tissues Scotch Ginghams - candle-lightin- eased in. For bias a number of persons, particularly t night at the Armory by the Worn- g service. After the binding cut a A smooth, closely woven imitation of An extensive showing of dainty, v one and a half children, were unable to see the Dependable grade tissue ginghams nn's club. The affair is the six'h ceremonial the girls held a busi strip Inches wide, real linen that is hard to tell from washable tissues in plaid I one sew one cdg to the edco of show. striking that give perfect satisfaction ln looks nnnual given for various ness meeting nnd spent a good the real linen; for girls' dresses, blouses coinr comninations with silk stripes; 32 for purposes, the deal of time a club collar with the right sides of the and wear; Inch; dresses; many " proceeds practicing song post-East- nd wash suits; 32 spienaia to to tho materials together and fell the free The tea of St. John's Inch; rnanyQC. quality. plaids ana cnecks. this year go day nursery. for the Girls' Reserve banquet. bo colors. Special Special . 65c S The hostesses at the ball will bo 4:30 edge over tho seam. guild will held at the home of ODC Yard, special 75c Wednesday at o'clock the Mrs. the officers and the board of man-- t work committeo met the John Milne on Park avenue ; girls' at on 3 nf the Woman's Mrs. rooms. busi- Thursday afternoon from to agers club, recreation After the 6 Fancy and Swiss Lovely Lorraine Tissue Dress E. Cox. wife of tho of ness Mateo to sec the ceremonies there. o'clock. Mrs. Harold Galer and Organdies Ginghams J. president meeting tea was served. Excellent grade woven Lorraine tis- the nursery board of directors. At the of Those who went were Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. ;E. R. Edgar will asslBt Mrs. A wonderful line of very choicest Oh, so reasonably priced are these day meeting the Adclante Laurence Mr. Milne in Mrs. C. M. sue, nice and cheery; launders beau- and Mrs. E. J. Strong, president of club Wednesday evening Miss Lee, and Mrs. Rob- receiving. Imported embroidered dotted crisp an ginghams ln this sale; 27 Inch wide, ert 'Dletz and Mr. Lowher will be in of the tifully; extremely good selection AA-chec- the Business and Professional Ritekets read the their guests, nnd charge organdies and Swisses for the dainti- fast colors, large and small ks. girls' palms and home-cookin- g of colors; for 86- - Women's club. The of of course had lots Mrs. Tom Sernald of Presque Tsle, table and Mrs. L. est of frocks; 32 Inches dresses; r7C i managers they of fun Miss B. Hessler will be in (Jf) JTfk Inch. Special LtLiVt the ball will be Al Goodrich and finding out about each others af- Me., Katherine McMlllen, charge of wide. Special Special I OC 1 B. T. Vann. fairs. Miss Mary MacArthur, Miss Mar- the fancywork booth. u)4uU Miss rv Free will he served On Ade-lan- garet Lee. Ruth Tompkins. Swiss punch Thursday evening the have been Normandy tho evening by Mrs. club "The Shriek" Howard Roland, Floyd Lee nnd Plans made for a Dress Voiles Imported Organdies ' throughout presented Fancy Soft', extra fine Swiss ln nu- Inez Westlake and a committee of at the Charles Imbkc. Daughters of tho American Revolu- Sheer, transparent, crisp, imported thread a Presbyterian sanatorium, Is colored merous sized dots and club women of Mrs. Jo- - nnd some tion bridge tea to be held at the , Almost perfect freedom of choice organdies in a quality lovely shades) composed people say It was even Masonic on offered in almost to be for nice dresses. 40 inch. Mrs. p. B. Mll-- S thah when DANCES, temple the afternoon unlimited showing islng very popular for cool, QC seph Regensburger, better presented at the 46-i- n; m of 25. The of sheer 40 ler, Mrs. C. C. Meacham, Mrs. carnival. The annual dance of tho Ma- April proceeds of the printed voiles; Inch; for dainty dresses; good Q1 AA Special ODC will be used to dresses. A Holm, Mrs. Carl Mulky, Mrs. O chinists' union will he held Thurs- entertainment erect choice. Special .... tDXsUU Forrest Mrs. A. C. THE PENITENTE HUNTING A historic markers at Corrales and Special . tUCfn ( Earner and day evening at Colombo hall. French Linen Stares. PVRTIES NCMEKOIS. smoker will be also in Old Town. A big musicals was Imported given by the for this purpose nt Imported Check Fine firmly, woven , I The Armory has been donated to Several automobile of union on recently given Organdy quality, evenly parties the following Thursday The in An or- linens J the Woman's club for use tomorf are out over in honor of A. H. tho Elks' club. committee Imported Dotted Swiss admirable display of Imported French "Radium" with Albuquerque people evening Norrls, com- in smooth finish ; will row and the for the week-en- d to witness charge of the bridge tea is gandies checks and plaids; trans- not crush; all night lighting the the rites district president of the machin- Mrs. A. G. chair- From St. Gail. Switzerland, come new shades evening has been donated by A- of the brotherhood which ists. is chairman nl posed of Shortle, parent and crisp for appealing leading and plain colors. penitents George Jones ,1 these charming embroidered dotted - S3 S. man; Mrs. Reuben Perry, Mrs. frocks; all new (J- Inch. rthur Prager, Tickets have been are observed in remote villages on the committee on arrangements Swisses in scceptable quality and PA sold the Woman's club, the Good The for smoker. F. Luthy. Mrs. J. W. Hall and Mrs. spring shades. Special... tJl.OU Special ClinDJLsl.U by Friday. penitente drami the B. H. Porter. Reservations for many desirable patterns; it Huslness and Professional Worn-- k is called the Passion I'lay of Am- en's club and members of the D. erica. The Elks announce another of Special $1.50 , A. R., Fortnightly Music club. Miss Ethel Hickey of the re their big dances on the "finest NEW TUBABLE MIDDY BLOUSES Tuesday club and others. tours conducted a party to floor in the southwest" on Tuesday Imported French Ratine The Woman's club Is the largest Abiqulu composed of Mr. and Mrs. evening, April 18. The affair will Tar" Blouses in Lonsdale all white or with collars to mainte- - R. D. came com- LE ROY YOTT Imported French ratines of extra fine "Jack Middy Jeans, and aingle contributor the Johnson, who from be given by the Elks' band cuffs ln or red. An extensive at nance of the day nursery, giving San Francisco especially to ma mittee the benefit of hand Violinist Teacher fluslitv, evenly rough finish and fast copen, navy, gold bright showing acceptably for the In 38- - reasonable I 125 a month throughout the year. the trip. Dr. G. 8. Kerr, Mrs., Mar- activities. Felix Glannotl is ln Studio: Gem lintel colors plain effects; (JJ1 fJA prices. or-il- Inch. Various lodges, business men, !, garet Medler. Miss Anita and Miss charge. The hand pave Its first 215 West' Central Avenue. Yard, special tDJLsuU $1.75 to $3.50 conizations and private individuals Margaret Hubbell and others. program for the Elks, at their Phones 1364-- J. X412-R- 2. 'also contribute. An income of J35 A larger party motored to Snn meeting last Wednesday evening. "1. !... t ; j April 16, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' Page Three".

M-L- large number of women were pres- pilgrimage for Easter observances. fair other than the class were . ent to hear this address on "The The services will be held In the I Merrltt, El Paso; Mr. and Mrs. and will ARTESIA Advantages of the Health Depart- LAS VEGAS First Methodist church TUCUMCARI C. C. Head, J. II. Bennett, Ama- ment." Dr. of Carlsbad ac- addressed the pastor, Rev. I Ban-fiel- Pate be by rillo; James Bernlce d companied Dr. Ennels to Artesla Dr. H. R. Mills. Young, and Jimmy Lovelady. The A band is organ- and was also present at the meet- Mrs. H. E. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. Th Ran Mlcuel County League Mrs, C. M. Bueler returned Fri- Juvenile being tho asso- Is asso party returned to the city about ized at Artesla with about 15 boys ing. After address the William Crowley of Las Vegas, and nt Wnmon Voters, which day of last week from an extended soma ciation voted to a new National of Mr. Mrs. 11:30 after experiencing car and girls already signed up for purchase Mrs. Vogt of Arizona had a nar- ciated with the League visit to her parents, and set of encyclopedia referenco row from Women Voters, was organized hore Ritchie, of this place, trouble, tho organization. books the school. escape injury Sunday formerly Mrs. O. J. Hale was hostess to crowd which has at- for Junior high when their car was overturned during the week by Mrs. vwnnreci now living in Phoenix, Ariz., The largest A similar set will be for officers are Mrs. bed- members of the Martes Bridge club tended entertainhient In the purchased while they were on the way from Smith. The where she was called to the nny tho central school in a short time. Santa Fe to Las Mrs. H. T. Mills, president; jura, j. side of her sick brother, Harold, last Saturday afternoon. Special school auditorium was pres- Vegaa Byron Dal-to- high Mrs. B. A. Bishop presided over E. Mr. received R. first vice chairman; Mrs. who died an extended guests were Mesdames Verne ent on when the Vogt and Crowley -- Groth, following Gaud-i- n. Friday evening the meeting. but have recov ,n ries it. Stewart, second vice illness, Cllne, E. Kaufman, AI senior class presented the class painful Injuries, N. Barwise and De- The cast The grown people's class of tho ered. Tho party returned to Santa chairman; Mrs. James Cook, Mrs. Tom Dillon very charming- Wahlberg. play, "Professor repp." D. Howe, treas lightful refreshments were served were well and tho presen- Christian Sunday school enjoyed a Fo and remained until Tuesday. secretary. Mrs. F. ly entertained members of the trained at the home of Mr. urer. few following an afternoon at cards. tation was excellent. Much favor- delightful party Mrs. Charles O'Malley enter Wednesday Bridge club and a O. and Mrs. Mayo Alexander on Mon- Mr. Mrs. Van Hout- - on Mrs. B.Daugherty will be host- able comment has been received tained at bridge on Thursday and and Richard special guests at her home ess to club on of next of day evening. A large number were afternoons. en, who had planned to locate in South Second street last week. the Tuesday by Miss Anna Kemp, the head Saturday wno nave week. who present at this social affair. The Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schlott Washington state, and Ladies of tho Saturday Bridge the English department, was spent In va some time on the Mrs. Jess Gresham was hostess nn drilled students and the entire evening playing have the J. E. Morrison been spending club entertained their husbands on the rious games and other purchased decided to re- to members of tho Woman's club cast. About two hundred dollars unique home on North Fourth street, Pacific coast, have - Thursday evening at the home of spi stunts. Walter Graham won the to Mr. Van Hout- on Wednesday afternoon. The was realized from the proceeds of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. who turn Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Foyil, South WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. used honors In his "Trip to Arkansas." Davis, en has arrived. new course of study will be taken the ticket sales, which will be were lived for a long time on a ranch already Third street. After a delightful up in course of to the expenses, of the Delicious refreshments served Miss Rebekah Henriquez, who at cards refreshments con- preparation by help pay Miss Cor-rin- o near Santa Rosa, have come to evening Miss Code, chairman of the pro- Unless see th4 name on tablets, are k, "Itat-tler- ." by Mrs. Alexander and at St. you "Bayer" you high school year-boo- the Las Vegas to reside. Mr. Davis was operated upon Monday sisting of two courses were served, Smith. Is recovering l gram committee, and will deal has been in the cattle business and Anthony's hospital, adles of the club are Mesdames with of the not Aspirin prescribed by physicians A Ford car was overturned on Miss is a grad- TO. Paul problems government getting genuine The Women's Missionary Society is a well known contestant in the nicely. Henriquez Foyil, Kaufman, Potter, Miss Code gave an lec- met at the nnirow road dump between uate nurse. C. M. Bueler, John A. Rich. Roy interesting over 22 and safe millions for of the First Baptist church on cowboys' reunion. ture on enforcement of prohibition years proved by tile church on Thursday afternoon Artesla and Hope last Saturday, The Elks are forward to Mrs. Johanna Vollmer, who has Moldenborg. Walter Loggalns, F. laws with two The men were looking El- and at tho Wednesday afternoon for the first meeting to be conduct- occupants. some fine dances and parties. The been Kern as the guest of Mrs. f. Hannahs. Chalmers Bowers meet. Headache Colds Rheumatism ed for several weeks. After tho traveling men from Amarillo, new entertainment committee bus mer E. Veerier and daughters, has Miss Adah Grimes. Texas. The men were to visit her Mrs. C. D. Beeth entertained on business session delicious refresh- lnjued promised some unusually good gono to Santa Fe Mis. Claud C. Taylor was hostess n Toothache Neuritis Mesdames brought to Artesla, where medical Miss before re- to Saturday afternoon, April S, with Neuralgia ments were served by II. A. times. The committee is compo.ed daughter. Helma, members of tho Embroidery delightful Easter for a num- C. M. Cole and Keccr. aid was administered by Dr. of n. F. H. G. to her home in El Paso. club on afternoon. parly Earache Pain Deyton One man received ('n se- Todd, Mnhr, Glen turning Wednesday ber of little folks In honor of Mas- Lumbago Pain, Stroup. V. E. E. w of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Alexander ver wrench of the back. Another Older, Huyck and Jay L. Thomas Rapkoch, The Delphian club met Friday ter King's sixth birthday. entertained a number of friends same road Stern. Cleofes Romero, and formerly of last week with Mrs. N. S. Bell. Mrs. only package which contains directions. car was wrecked on the The of D. E. Bent entertained IS Accept "Bayer" proper with a delUghtful dinner on last on The front wheel was Knights Columbus will clerk of Torrance .county, has Officers of Beihel Chapter No. little tots on In ' Sunday. glvo their annual 15 com- Monday afternoon boxes of 12 tablets Also botUea of 24 and 100 Thursday evening. smashed. It has been stated that Easter Monday opened nn office here for the prac- entertained Masons with a honor ot little Elizabeth Jane's Handy "Bayer" Druggist. The of tho democrats of ball at the Armory on April 17. tice of law. edy entitled "Female Ma- Aciilrln Is the trade nark of Bayer Manufacture of Moaoacetlcacli' stor of S<cyUcaetd meeting several other minor accidents have Tim play, fourth birthday. Favors were this place was attended by a fair on road. committee in charge, headed Mrs. Orval Sams and young son sonry," on Thursday evening of occurred this by Frank has in Albu- enter- dainty Easter baskets. number of on last Satur- Condon,' arranged are spending some time last v.eek. Following tho porsons Over ladies were present re- Pastor L, G. Tomllnson and Mrs. -- thirty for attractive decora- where the little is tainment were served day afternoon in the city hall, at farewell by unusually querque, boy refreshments Tomlinson were which was called for tho the reception given tions, and for refreshments and ceiving medical treatment, to a crowd. A delightful host and hostess purpose the W. C. T. U. at the honve of music. large to members of the Junior C. E5. in of nominating candidates for the on after- Lillian B. James of Albuquerque, time was reported. Mrs. Dan Eipper Tuesday Martin has to New of Rebokah as- Mrs. was a social session held In tho base- democratic county committee. to Mrs. s. H. Harry gone state president the Hannah Bonem Kobn ment of tho new Christian church Four men and four women are to noon, complimentary York to spend a month with rela- sembly, has been the guest of hostess to members of the p, E. O. Walker. A short business meeting tives. friends hero several Thurs- discussion on Friday evening. April 7. De be elected from this precinct. The was before social hour. A days. on Friday. Topic of were nominated held the Mr. and Mrs. T. Rogers, Sr., have the state president was science and invention. A radio lightful refreshments followed an following persons short talk was made by Prof. E. I day evening evening of fun. as candidates to bo subject to" the returned from Denver, where they was the guest of the Las Vegas receiving set was installed for the Brewer of Hope. The afternoon a meet- en- democratic primary on April 15: In spent month. Robekahs, who held a social afternoon by Max Goldenberg, was playing various games Vic-tro- la Mesdames Tex Polk, J. P.. I.owrey, spent "Sifting Pretty," a musical com- ing In her honor. abling the ladies to enjoy a and a few brief talks by several edy that was In Mr. H. J. C. Flooro, John Kali, William members Delicious re- given Franco by and Mrs. George Hunker concert sent out by Supt. C. present. professional actors for enter- on an auto tour of the i" D. in PensonJ Martin Yates, Jr., and freshments of cocoa and the havo atnrted Beoth from his residence On the Best Floor in New Mexico T?ort Smith: Messrs. F. O. Kartell, consisting tainment of the American Soldiers, southern pnrt'of the state. Mr. N'orth Tucumcarl. Following the Foley's eako were served by Mesdames will be here eve- bus- S. W. Gilbert, Chester Itussell, J. T. S. presented Friday Hunker is making the trip for concert Mr. Beeth gave tho ladies Tai K. Crover Kinder. Stacy and Dan for the amusement of civil- on HoneyCOMPOUNDand IT. Jackson, J. C Flooro, C. Mrs. Mrs. ning iness purposes. an Interesting talk radio. Mann and Homer Dunagan. Eipper. Stacy presented ians, by a east of American Legion W. T. Gray, of the public health Missionary ladies of the Meth- IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREr Walker with a beautiful photo al- members. It is tho first musical was here from his head- met with ELKS' BALL ROOM Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tarbet were bum In behalf of tho W. C. T. T'. service, odist church Thursday ought to have for feverish colds, coughs ever In Las in on Mrs. A. " host and hontess to a few friends Mrs. Recer entertained comedy presented Vegas quarters Santa Fe Tuesday P. Spe'nce. Studs, Africa "sDulrk-a,- and that tight, wheezing Deyton to liave an n cast. Some of official husiness. and Mrs. Hall at a delightful dinner on last Sun- school de- Mexico, Robert breathing. It croup, too. It esaci her Sunday class with a the Impersonations of women nnd Mrs. W. E. Eastman left leader. Hops day, In honor of Misses Addlo Belle at her home Tues Monday and checks whooping cough, mcailct Benefit of the Elks' Band n, lightful party Las men are for an extended visit in Los An- met Thacker and Ola White of Hagcr-ma- This class of girls by Vegas young Epworth league in social and bronchial day evening. girls said to be exceptionally good and geles and other California points. session on Thursday evening at cough coughs. from the Baptist Sunday school In- full of fun. The cast is User Friend A of Artesla vited few friends to being John Elliott, Santa Fe operator the home of Nettie Walles. Every group young people a enjoy tho coached Mrs. Colbert C Root at Santa a son of J. H. My little girl had been having th creuo moon- by Fe, and Baptist missionary study classes, 1 18 enjoyed a welnle roast and occasion with them. rTellcious re nnd S. Omar Barker of the Nor- for the N'orth met two very few niflhta. ao began giving her a lew TUESDAY, APRIL were by Elliott, roadmaster ralway and South divisions, ot r'eley a Hoaey and Tar two light picnic on Saturday evening. freshments served by the mal has to Kans. in order to dropa every oi The to the Penas-c- o hostess?. The were faculty. here, gone Topeka, afternoons last week three hmira. That night ahe elect well, never party Journeyed following pres Members of the Scottish Rite of C. H. clerk at finish the "The and neit day her coldwea river, 12 miles south of town, ent: Cole. Julia Huse, popular day study. Wandering rvughed any. gene." Gladys White, Freemasonry celebrated on Thurs the Castaneda hotel, has planned Jew." Mrs. G. E. Ellis was host- Mrs. K. M. Rnr.lt. Stenford. Ky. where welnies and Verna Schnoor, Helen Mann, Helen three children had a aevare attach they enjoyed day night the annual Maundv to take a vacation soon to ess to the North circle on Wednes-dn- y "My very ELKS' ORCHESTRA other good eats. Those enjoying Cogsdall, Florence Conner, ula trip of whooping cou,h. The first few doeea of Thursday ceremony of extinguish Haverhill, Mass., to visit his afternoon. Both classes met Tar the occasion were Misses Lois Moore, Sallle Cooke, Maud Await, seven Foley'a Honey and gave them great relief, Ella Marie ing the symbolic lights. The mother. at the church on Thursday after- and it did them good." Mra. E. C. Hoatler, Burns, Burns, narrett, Annie Bowman, Thelma Huffman, feast of lamb, unleavened noon in session. Ladies of Grand lalend. Neb. Leta Brown and Abble Edna I,ln- - paschal joint Tiny McPherson, Garrett, Blags. bread, and herbs was served Dona who is to rep- Mexico won and Tar bag been used Admission .. .$1.00, Tax 10c and Messrs. John Ben Dunn. netta Henderson. bitter Bertha Lntz, the New division tho Foley's Honey per couple. Dunn, Ruth Netheland, at the Castaneda hotel. Tonsls resent Brazil at the at tha last national (or more than thirty thousands Claud Garrett, Aubrey Underwood Edna Page, Pauline Welchel, Bar loving cup years Jo were given by Rev. Dr. H. R. Mills, conference of women in Baltimore, meet for excellency in study. ot homes for relief from coughs, colds, and Oren Fore. bara Clayton and Glen Polk. A. M. Total $1.10. Staley, H. C. King, W. J Is a noted biologist who has filled Mrs. W. C. Shambllrt Sunday spasmodic croup, tickling throat, hoarse- Dr. W. H. Ennels, new county Lucas. E. and C. the of of Henry Blattman important post secretary school class enjoyed a moonlight ness, whooping cough, bronchial coughs health officer, addressed tho mem- A course In automobile mechan- W. who also was toast-maste- r. the National Museum in Rio de and "wcinie roast" at the Parent-Teacher- Phllhour, picnic aud the thai follow influenza bers of the s' asso- ics for women Is announced by the Sunday evening the to the Ritz ranch on coughs ot on Janeiro, corresponding Tuesday evening. la grippe. ciation Monday afternoon at extension division of the Univer- Knights of the York Rite Smithsonian Institution in Thirty-thre- e the A Templar people enjoyed JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING SURE the junior high school building. sity of California. of Masonry will make their annual occasion. Those enjoying the af Hold everywhere. QUICK, RESULTS

BLOUSES OF DISTINCTION ' The Season's Popular rs For the New Spring Suit Silk Fiber Scarfs Specially Ar and $3.95 PARASOLS Priced Ir up PUUO up The smart eport scarfs that blouses of de chine and are being worn bo much with A nice line of New Charming crepe georgette. tweed suits and Parasols sweaters, in a for the Smartly embellished with lace, beads, embroidery and variety of the new bright color children in all colors. pleating. V neck and Peter Pan models in light and combinations. Unusually good Priced at BOc to $1.30 in va- values. rious colors and sizes. dark shades. LI, I., .11 III " ' m s i ail MimxamEaammmemmaA JmlBMtm.J ..i...J-I.-Al , II I juBagMwg itsiaiueinai jj After Easter Prices Prevail on all Our COATS, WRAPS, SUITS, FROCKS, SKIRTS, MILLINERY It is a happy surprise, isn't it? But it is another evidence of the Economist policy, of endeavoring to always be first to present the customer every advantage whenever and wherever possible. Her Confirmation Frocks of the Newest, Most Suit, Coat, Cape, Wrap Materials, Colors and Styles Just the frocks the dressed woman would For the Smartly Attired Miss and Woman at The smartly , Economist Need Not Be Expensive Frock choose for her wardrobe. Every one of them is worthy of the most exacting woman's attention. Graceful flowing wraps of veldyne, marvella, Bolivia, more coats same materials twills What is fresh and Many of them are worth two and three times more Straight line of the and also spring-lik- e crisp and than a than are for event. and trieotines. The smart cape, beautifully lined, at frock ot sheer white organ- they priced this $32.50 and up. die? Its very snowy white- ness Is in with Sizes 16 to 46. of camel's tweeds and keeping the Topcoats hair, homespuns, single confirmation occasion. double-breaste- d. and sa tf AA and d1 m Dresses for Evening Wear, Dinner, Theater Wear, silk lined v..-.- tPJLtf.ll up That Is why the Girls' Shop features white or- Street and Sport Wear. And Some More Good News! gandie frocks for girls of confirmation For Wear For Just is a of new tricotine suits in the age. Evening Street Wear unpacked shipment rrctty ruffle trimmed navy, $35.00. - The newest mode In laces, chif- The twills and smartly tailored styles fons and exquisitely beaded and effects. Many are draped effects. while others are trimmed with Smart Tweed Suits .ThreePiece Tweed $6.50 $10.00 $12.50 hraid. Also the emnrtly tiuilored silks, anion which the now camel AXD IT 1st In all the colors of spring Suits For Dinner and Formal crepe featured. bright Occasions $19.75 to $49.75 Knickers, skirt and Jacket, cor- rect, very modish, alluring in The newest soft and clinging For Sport Wear smartness, for hiking and golf Children's Coats silky weaves. The long waistlines, high neck and varied sleeve of Krepe knit, ratine, volette, the latest fashion dictation, eponge and other newest popular Three-Piec-e Costume $22.50 to $37.50 and Capes knitted fabrics. Also separate knickers In the of tweed and Bolivia. In a Wonderful Collection Remarkable Real Value-Givin- g Suit tweeds $8.50. resemble the Truly at styles, they Low Prices: Of smooth finished Navy Polret May we show you our very at- mode of their older sisters. Twill. Graco and beauty are com- tractive .line of sports skirts-so- me Sizes 2 to 16 years. Priced bined In these suits which are of which are in plaids and priced as low as $2U.50 from stripes priced as low as $5.05 to there, the price ranges to 973.50 and up?. $7.50 to $22.50 $29.75, $39.85, $45, $55 up $125

April Sale of Hosiery For Suitable Fabrics for Wash Time for the Children to Be Effel Made Women, Misses, Children Frocks Wearing Union Suits Notaoly Reduced in Price Mrs. McGuire Women's Silk Stockings in Silk Striped Tissue Glnghnm SUMMER UNDERWEAR Buttonless Eight Shades $1.50 Plaids, stripes and checks, 75c value, 50c A graduate of the H, 32-in- See Illustration Anderson Scotch Zephyr Gingham, W. Gosaard Schoot of And every mother who shops in the Knit Fine gauge silk of even weave all size checks, plaids and solids. Underwear Department will sppreelate the lh no smooth, 75c value 65c Corseting, has charge assortments she'll find there for has buttons to in of our complete nnoy. It fits perfect- black, white, Afcan, cordovan navy, h, Corset Depart- Ivanhoe and Imported Gingham, her choosing. ly, with no binding or 32-in- va- ment. And gray, putty and fawn. Mercerized tops also Bates' Gingham in a big she is rapping comes in pink and d lisle heels and toes for riety for your selection. Priced at 4Zc, ready to help you solve or white: made ot voile, 35o and 25c extra service. Special value. your individual corset Boys' Lighter Underwear barred dimity nainsook silk Woven problems. Her advice and and satin Madras Cloth "M" (Minnesota) Knit Union Sulls--iih- ort stripes. Price $l.2.", Women's For men's shirts, in attractive line of col- and instruction are in- knee no sleeves good combed cot- $1.75. $2.25 and $3.50. Cotton Hose ored stripes, 82 inches wide, 45c and 6.1c valuable to any woman ton. Our Window nnd who Vmlcrweur Section. 8-- wants to get the Regular and Outside Sizes 3 to 10-- 2 Sizes 2 to 8 years. . .$1.00 These Are in for finest most These come In white Vogue styles, Sizes 10 to 16 years. .$1.85 . Silk black, and brown. comfortable Excellent Dresses and long- grade of cotton with high, Spring est wear out of Undergarments her - Girls' Summer Underwear spliced heel. There are regular 85c to Particularly for dresses of the sleeveless corsets.. Important Sale of PhoenU Knitted Silk 50o values. Choice, pair .....85c variety Jumper frocks and Peter Pan Vests In plain or Rich-llle- u dresses. New athletic style Union Suits for girls rib. special $2.08 Complete New Stock Cross-ba- r, Children's Wundcr Hose, fine cotton, col-'o-rs and misses. best quality mus- r.loomers, plain knit, of Models ' white Spring k.bssard linbloomer leg; garter holds; hemstitch- at $3.98 black, and brown. Sizes 5' to Ratine ed band tops; drop scat. 10. lortttt Millinery Regular values to 60o pair. Choice In Lace The color assortment includes all Qossard Front, 4 Kavser. Vanitv the After-East- er Sizes to IS years. .$1.00 of any size, pair..,, ...25o popular, bright shades rose, blue, green Bon Ton and Royal r At Prices Fair and Mohawk r;ffel MaidA and tan; h, yard 75c Worcester corset, await Minneapolis Cross-ba- r Nainsook Sleeping X Boys' Heavy Ribbed Wander Hose, black the hat want- Glove Silk Vest your Perhaps very you've ,been Garment for boys and girls; hemstitched only. Sizes 6 to JO only. Values to 60c Union Linen inspection. ing and keeping your eye on will be in- band tops, drop .cat. and Bloomers pair. Choice, pair 25c Suiting cluded In this offering. If it is, of course Plain or drop-stitch- Zjf Also comes in bright sports colors, 86 you'll take it quickly at the new reduced Sizes 1 to . . $t.00 Kicniiieu ne- SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. 50o 8 siyies, Inches wide; yard.... , price. Sizes to 13. .$1.50 at... $1.98, $2.75, $3.25 5Page" Four 'ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL: April 16, 1922.

noon on health department for a girls' Wednesday of this week. day of this week for New York the bride of W. A. Boyd of Belen. their wives partook of a banquet camp at Camp Raton for the All members are urged to attend tn few weeks will em- Mr. and Mrs. will reside in served in the room of of was and and a friend. City, and a Boyd dining the RATON month August adopted bring WINSLOW bark for a trip to England. He BELEN Belen. hall by the local Jessamine chap- it was voted to make this a major The Maundy-Thursda- y banquet will visit with his mother for a The Scottish Rite club of Belen ter of the Eastern Star. project of the federation for this for Scottish Iitte Masons was held in war-tor- n celebrated with will time, and will also take the Maundy Thursday Parent-Tencher- year. Flans for the camp be at the Masonlo on Thurs- Th s' association temple The funeral of D. P. Hart was sections of Europe. Mrs. Buckland, Sr., left last their impressive Masonic service, met made by the public health depart- day, beginning at 6:30. A large held here after which some 80 Masons and Journal want ads aet results will hold lt regular monthly ment and is there number of Scottish Rite Masons Monday of last week Palmer Ketner returned last Sunday evening for her old home next Wednesday afternoon at it hoped that and the remains were two weeks' visit in may be many girls to enjoy the from Raton and, vicinity were in Interred in week from a in Ohio for several months' visit 1:30 In the hinh school auditorium. the local cemetery after brief fu- Junction City, Kans., where he at- with her daughter and family. All are invited to attend. camp. The public health depart- attendance. neral services had been parent ment will a tea in Library The division of $218,779 to the held at tended a family reunion. Mrse. John Finney and children Among other topics, high school give his home on Oak street. Mr. Hart Mr. hall on the 16th of April. A talk credit of the school fund by the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hess gave a are spending the Easter holiday dancing will be discussed by bo Mr. who was a life member of the to a number of their friends and sis- ORDER YOUR on "Milk" will made by state at the rate of $1.80 per cap- was also party with Mr. Finney's mother Trimble. Foster of the Colfax county ita is announced State School MaBons, a resident of this last Saturday evening in remem- ter in Santa Fe, N. M. Mrs. Fin- high by city for a number of Mrs. Jack Greenawalt of Denver school. Superintendent Conway. Of this long years. brance of tho second birthday an- ney, Sr., was a guest in the John an informal He came to this from Con- week-en- was the Inspiration for amount Colfax $12,-865.- country niversary of their son, Dwayne. Finney home last at the Last Wednesday evening about county gets necticut when only a boy. At the neighborhood Katherinff SO members of the Busy Bee Sun- as its share based upon a Mrs. R. V. Strickler was hostess Mrs. C. E. Miller spent most of home of Mrs. H. P. Koseberry on time of his death he was over 91 to St. CREAM school of the ICE of members and day school class of the Christian population 7,142. years of age. He is survived the Agnes the week in Belen visiting with Wednesday afternoon. Sewins church, with some of their friends, by guild last Thursday afternoon. Mr. Miller from her home in Wel- a, social time occupied tho his wife and four sons. EARLY pleasant at the gathered at the home of their Misses Alicia McKeom and Mrs. A. H. DeLong, district pres- lington, Kans. ladies for the afternoon, teacher and then went to the home H. S. Dismukes left on Wednes- SPECIAL FLAVORS ON REQUEST close of which refreshments were Marie Gratton are visiting; Mr. and ident of tho Women's Federated to of Paul Turner on North First JEMEZ SPRINGS Mrs. John Gratton of this clubs of the state, will preside at day evening to take up his new served. The friends invited street and him a city. in Monte Colo. Mrs. were Mrs. gave thorough Miss McKeom resides in Kingman, the meeting in Albuquerque on position Vista, ALBUQUERQUE meet Mrs. Greenawalt surprise. Paul, while quite a good Dismukes and children will re- Walter Nutting, Mrs. Pchenclt, Mrs. the season and the Ariz., and Miss Gratton in. Kansas April 21. sport, wns taken by surprise that Considering City. was on main in Belen until the close of DAIRY ASSOCIATION Ernest Ruth, Mrs. Harry Quick, was more severe he weather there has been an unusual A kiddles' party enjoyed school. A than anything Little Miss Bessie Demerest Is 111 the of 321 North Second and Mrs. Kmma Kejrel. line has ever with in his and Influx of visitors during the past Saturday afternoon at home Miss Lucie Becker last PHONE 351. Street. auditorium In met long with the Btnallpox at the homo of Mrs, J. J. at which ttme spent party at the Phuler venturesome existence. of two weeks, due in a measure Dunn, the week-en- d with Albu- Riven In hon- Games great her P. C. Demerest and children were entertained an friends in the evening was also "grab-bag,- " to the in the road, parents, with Mrs. a vast variety, including a improvement wife. querque. or of Mrs. Greenawalt by in which not Easter egg hunt and an attractive W. re- which everyone took part, improvements, although The Scottish Rite Masons Mrs. W. Adair and children Kegel. Mrs. Greenawalt will yet completed, enable the to gave program. Al- this occupied the attention of those trip their annual banquet at the Har- Members of club are visiting the home folks in turn to her homo in Denver present until it was announced that be made in three and a half hours. the Thursday buquerque. week. Tho worst vey house in this city Thursday met at the home of Mrs. C. C. time had come for a delicious stretch is within the A Heinle Endersteln of Springer-vlll- e, The S3. S. club was entertained been town of Bernalillo and evening. large number were Manning last week. on lunch that had prepared by approaches. present. The musio was furnished C. Ariz., was a visitor in the VACATION TIME-- at the home of Koscoe WinKo Mrs. which was Tho work on the canyon road Mrs. T. Poison entertained the home The was Turner, enjoyed by the Ed Matthews orchestra. members of the club Hallama last week. Friday evening. evening by everyone. progresses slowly but steadily and Embroidery Mrs. P. P, Simmons spent the In dancing with a to few The out of town guests were Har. at her homo afternoon spent chiefly The Three C's. club of the is duo the efforts of a Hancock and Wednesday most of last week in Albuquerque, Delicious refreshments high public-spirite- d ley wife, and Elmer of last week. Have decided where will few games. school held an enthusiastic meet- citizens who realize the guest of her daughter, Mrs. you you go were served by the hostess, and the the of tour- Beldlng and wife of Holbrook. Mrs. C. II. Cosch was hostess to ing Monday with a necessity encouraging Victor C. Herman Nuffer. Mrs. Nuffer is this year? home was decorated elaborately evening large ists and who are not to give Proctor has left for the members of the Sowing club number of present. The in- afraid Calif., re- spending Easter and most of this in various colors and designs of boys both time and money. Redlands, where he will at her home Wednesday afternoon were equalities of the income tax law main for several weeks week with the Simmons. Have you when will crepe paper. Those present was There has been a decided re- recuperat- of Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee planned just you mnh e. discussed from all angles. The ing following an attack of rheu- Mrs. W. B. Cantrell Armstrong Misses Dorothy Moran, tile handled vival of the boom spirit, but not by entertained were visitors in Amarillo, Tex., last go? Bernlee Honeyfleld, Marin way boys the subject boom revival matism. tho Strangers club members at her ono would think they were stu- methods, the being The of Ansel week. Mrs. Armstrong is at the Langston, Gladys Blackburn, Beat- in that the results are marriage Traeey home Tuesday afternoon with a home of Have made for neces- Jewel Abshere and dents of high finance. practical and Miss Edyth Williams of this luncheon her father in Portales, N. you provision the rice Cogglnn, not on paper but substantal and delightful and literary M., this week. funds William The members of the senior class . city occurred at Holbrook last sary with which to Roma Beck, and Messrs. visible. program. Easter services are to be held go? Arnhold, Hugh Calloway, Arthur of the Colfax county high school Da known Saturday afternoon. Both are Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pettit have were the Esparanza, better In all the Belen churches this day Some Crane, Everett Crane. Truman honor guests at dancing and probably always will be known popular young people of this city. returned from a two weeks' vaca- with of our patrons have been regular Iep-ge- tt Mrs. Their friends special muslo and recitations Walter Wingo, Kenneth party given by F. W. Brooks as duo to per- many extend Co- tion spent in Los Angeles and and her Miss "Clay's hotel," the Rev. Ferguson of Albuquerque will depositors in their and Roscoe Winco. The club daughter, Dorothy, sonality of Mr. and Mrs. Clay, will ngratulations. other California cities. of who Is a member of the Thomas Ingledew and wife are Mrs. V.. W. occupy the Lutheran pulpit; Rev. is a new one, consisting chiefly graduating be ready for business about May Cooper and Mrs. Tom Calkins con- school and class this year. The high school tho proud parents of an and will address his high freshmen boys 20, and while the finishing touch- eight George Hodgson were delegates gregation In the Methodist church VACATION SAVINGS ACCOUNT girls. orchestra was present in force and es are still take a half pound boy that arrived the from Gallup to attend the district of being made, they of and Rev. Parks of Albuquerque will Mrs. Joule IjOcknrd, prlnrlpal of many interesting combinations care of week-en- d comfort- latter part last week. missionary convention held in Ttos- - musical instruments were parties of M hold Easter services inline Baptist With the result that the of fi- the Southside grades, was hostess display- ably, and even if the visitors do Superintendent City Bchoojs well, N. last week. church. question to her staff of teachers on Monday ed as the jolly young people cither have to with some minor Clifford C. Orover has returned Mrs. W. H. Turner loft lnsr their is danced or a put up Tho ladles of the Methodist nancing trip settled. evening. Guessing games furnished played. At late hour discomforts, are always sure from a business trip to Tucson, week for a visit with her parents and all the refreshments were served and they AriJi. church will hold an Easter Monday the entertainments of an "Clay" dinner. and relatives at Arkansas, Texi tea at the social hall of If have not as yet dnoe most In greatly enjoyed by those present. Frank Pierce has left for Mr. and ElcWn their you this, permit guests proved proficient Its reputnton never fades. Osage Mrs. William church from 3 to B p. m. tomor- the test of wits. Delicious refresh- The Mnnduy club met Located City, Kns where he will spend motored to Fort Defiance us to suggest a Progress immediately adjoining several Tuesday row. Sherbet, cake and tea will be ments were served at the close of at the home of Mrs. Pearl Kellogg the old church, built In 1610, now weeks recuperating his evening to attend a party given by the Invited on health. served with an apron booth. Ev- Vacation the evening. Among Monday evening with Miss Mae the property of the Archeologlcal Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sabin on tho eryone is invited. A silver offer- Savings Account. guests were Misses Glass. Thomp- Pilkington as hostess. The author Society, both the Clay hotel and Frank P. Savage has returned anniversary of their wedding day. Pal- studied was from a visit of several ing is to be taken. Prepare your budget as to how much son, Peck., Stump. Howard, Maurice Maeterlinck, Mrs. J. W. Miller will be prepared weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sloan enter- mer, Carolyn Thomas, Mrs. Conn, and wero from to accommodate all his family at San Francisco. will need this de- quotations given visitors, both tained nt dinner on Sunday eve- you summer, then Mrs. Connett and Mr. and Mrs. Ju- the play, "Monna Vanna." Mrs. comfortably and with exceptional Frank Hink has returned from tho hoSDital at T.n Ancrnlna orwt ning with the following guests: posit each week the amount necessary lius Kuhnert. Bay Haner gave an interesting re- cuisine. SCHOOL NOTES. Mr. Mrs. F. Mr. The Arch view of the "Blue A. reports that he has and J. Linn, and to make total in time. Royal chapter enjoyed Bird." J. Otero announces that he is recovered Mrs. L. C. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. your a on The Mrs. be- banquet Wednesday evening hospitality of E. B. about to complete the plunge uuinjJieiciy, Bernard Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. at the Masonic temple In honor of Humphreys was delightfully dem- gun some years ago, an attraction Harry J. Fouts and family have new members who were tak- onstrated left for Orecon. thaw .m P. B. Dalies,' Mr. and Mrs. Henry seven nt a small afternoon tea which should be an inducement to whra First Ward Annex. Wet-mor- en into order. The banonet in honor of Miss spend the next few on Abell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh e, the Marion Blackwell renew youthful sports. weeks their The following pupils were ex- and Mrs. S. K. Cotton. was served by the ladies of the and Miss Winnlfred Shuler. Sewing Crawford's restaurant has open- runcn wnicn is located close to cused at 3:30 o'clock Thursday de- Portland. The Hallamas had as dinner Eastern Star and as usual was occupied the ladies until tea time, ed its doors, for business. A afternoon for good records in sing- Mr. In The where Amonir the Hnnta Tfr i guests on Sunday and Mrs. State National licious a former chef Y. W. Bank every particular. they gathered around at the of ing classes: Earl Waldie, Marcus Liefler Viel-stic- Masons aro good use of Easter tea table. the city the past week were John Becker, Sr., making dainty Datfodlls has been secured. Vice Stafford, Louise Cox, Dorothy Miss Sprlng-ervlll- e, new and wero used as the u. Lucie Becker of their spacious quarters centerpiece and The Archeologlcal Society has a. wells of Chicago, Hamilton, Roy Stamps, Daniel Ariz., John and one tlecora-toln- General Becker, Jr., Affiliated With the temple is of Raton's finest Easter favors and other s outlined more excavations at the Manager I. L. Hibbard of Contreras, Virginia Khant, Larue Johnnie Becker. were Los Amreleir, nnri T. T- jiew additions. employed In a pleasing old church, which promises to un- w aTvn.v,.,aiiw ui Kennedy, JUlla Male ThomDson. The Misses Zell Lewis and & The Business and Professional manner. Those present were Mrs. cover many and ancient the refrigerator department, also Jane Scott and Everett Walsh. Fay The State Trust Savings Bank'. on Wednes- C. N. important Keith entertained the young ladles Women's club dinner Blackwell. Mrs. J. J. Shuler, relics of the times prior to the of T. N. T. on was an en- Mrs. Mrs. the club Wednesday Combined Resources day evening unusually Frank Van Ruskirk. Mrs. Spanish conquest, and with the ad- John Oratton gave a sur- The custom of wearing earrings at the Lewis home. joyable session. Mrs. James Rush Pearl Kellogg and the Miss Marion vent of tho prise nartv MnnH nv Avenlnn -. in evening telephone extension its primitive significance origi- A wedding of Interest to Belen-ite- s was hosness and Miss Mar'on Blackwell, Winnlfred and Evelyn from Vallecito, some eight miles honor of George Klngrea and wife nated in the slave. One-Ha- Blackwell and Miss Winnlfred Shuler. on or marking Later wbb solemnized in El Paso Four and lf Million Dollars distant, the Springs will come into ine occasion their wedding It was adopted by women as a on March 28, when Miss Ethel Shuler wer guests. Miss Black-we- ll The Rainbow Division of the its own as a pleasure ground for anniversary. A large crowd of fashionable distinction. - of Austin, Tex., became talked Informally on some in- Girls' Reserve enjoyed a picnic central New Mexico. friends were nresent- th .tuni. Eppright teresting features of her work with supper up Climax canyon Thurs- M. Abousleman hag contracted being spent in playing bridge. girls in Denver with the T. W. C. A. day evening of last week. There for and Intends to enlarge his bath wiiiiam Deianey has returned Hiking to the nearby mounta'ns were 15 present, including their house, it being tho original Judd from St. Louis, where he was mar- Is becoming a popular enort with sponsor, Miss Bessie Dodge. bath house. His intention is to ried. Mrs. Delnnev wYtn l. .t Raton's young people. The Busi- The Sorosls club devoted its modernize it and have it ready for present in Eldorado, III., wll move ness Girls' club enjoyed a hike on meeting on Friday afternoon to use by June 1. the delay being due 10 mis city in tne near future. Sunday afternoon up the Scenic the studv of current events. Mrs. to the non-arriv- of new equip- Charles Howell is in the city highway and donvn the Gardener O. J. Whitcomh gave topics from ment. visiting friends while en route teach- week-ende- canyon. A group of the dty the Review of Reviews. Mrs. Willis Among the were from Fresno, Calif., to Kansas City. ers will take the trip to the tunnel Brown from the Literary Digest, Mr. and Mrs. Sisk, both senior and on Saturday morntng. Raton is es- and Mrs. J. Kepner from the junior, Mrs. W. G. Hope, Mr. Grose pecially fortunate in having so World's Work. A speclf.l feature and family, Max Nordhaus and many attractive places accessible of the meeting was a vocal duet family, R. E. Putney and family, RAMAH for outdoor sports. bv Mrs. I. B. Irby and Mrs. Paul Dr. and Mrs. De Praslln and party, The executive board of the City Myers. besides eight cars that made the Federation met at the library on The Dorcas class of the Baptist round trip on Sunday. J Thursday afternoon. Several mat- Sunday schools will meet with Walter Crockett is planning a ters of interest were discussed and Mrs. G. C. Culberson, 301 South Moherly. Mo boasts of a woman trip to Hot Springs In the near decided. The plan of the public Third street, at 2:30 in the after taxi driver. future. Mrs. Lawrence Crockett, Mrs. John Rhaw and Mrs. Maud Mangham will accompany him. Tom Merrill and Thco. Bloom-fiel- d have returned from a busi- ness trip to Gallup. Mr. find Mrs CtoiM T Dmtlt, nMt family have moved from McGaffey 10 meir new noma near Raman. Clare T. Smith and Emer James made ft business tr!n tn n ll,, " "" Thursday, April 13. Mr. Smith J. & remained in town until the track KORBER CO., y$r meet, April 15. Jj 208-22-6 North Second. PHONE 783 A meeting of the Ttamah Com- I mercial club was held TVerineailav f April 12. Tj. Ti. TTntlev ha V.cn Ai,f im proving his place about eight miles irom itaman. The past few days In Raman hflVA m Tomorrow bepn VerV rtlno trfaaaUla account of so much wind. A little snow fell In the last few days. M!n T.ulu Mrflnnlfil Vino ..At, .mat will ed to her home about 20 miles you this store soutn or Hainan. Miss McDaniel pass has been going to school in Ramah. Several cars and trucks took ITpOMORROW, possibly, or surely the next day, you passengers from Ramah to Gallup 'PahJ mat pmfecf at well n Itanltfrji JL will pass this store. Here's on Friday for the track meet on me reason vsby Da "Port 'Prepared a suggestion for tonight.' 15. aUrt It the bat exterior Take note book April for oh. a and a pencil start in the attic, go right down through the house to the cellar and down the jot I j things that can be given a new lease of life GALLUP with a httle or varnish. I 1 paint You'll be surprised to William Harned of Closson, N. j3ee how many there are. M., was in the city last week visit- ing with Sim And another Schwemberger. Wa suggestion." When you the paint-- 2 At a meeting of the Woman's two to buy club held on keep things mind. First, you want &ood and.1' Wednesday of last wcond. want paint week Mrs. W. E. Clarke, Mrs. Pal- you the paint made for exactly your purpose,1 mer Ran- Is where SPECIAL-SI- Ketner and Miss Lois there we can help. First: There is no better X dolph were elected delegates to at- Far fintihtng tnkrhr onoJworft tut Da vamfch than painter M Varnbh Da Pont made by America's Great Chemical' tend the convention which will be ,'Pont Shtpokum or Ou "Port, ' 119-inc- Second: Our Du Ng:$ h uhtttba$0 4 tS held in Albuquerque on April Jl. &namcl. Industry. Pont line is complete. Here we Cord Tire Standard Equipment A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. can give you the paint or varnish that nils exact SL$ jcsSy Gordon Griffin Monday morning your require-- 1 - We wiU cost and1 of last week. 'rTgin?urJpaintlnglist-Wedc give you A daughter arrived at the home imore than sell paint-- we give real of Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory last paint service, r Monday afternoon, Gregory Page was a business TV TO matter what you pay for a car, as well as the and visitor in Albuquerque the first of pocket ignitionj a last week. I vvon t nnl greater satisfac- - large rectangular plate glass in the rear A yu Mrs. Rose Martin Is spending J. & l tion than you can get in the curtain. holy week in Albuquerque and will KORBER CO. Studebaker SPECIALSlX. assist the church choir at the There are many other features that church of San Felipe de Nerl in 208-22- 6 North Second. PHONE 783 .That's Old why so many people who buy would be considered unusual in cars Albuquerque. can of Tufcott, lis oatci-Jrgln- g Mrs. Fred Carr of Whitewater, Jl N. M. entirely from the standpoint of satis- of much Let us tell Du 'Pont Vamttk Stain, U a taretg, , ALBUQUERQUE, higher price. you K. M became a patient at a local faction, drive the SPECIAL-SI- some other points of SPECIAL-Sl- hospital last week. egatniLmarrti fumtlimu , ' Mr. Mrs. A. M. Satisfaction with SPECIAL-SI- superiority. and Butler of a is due Whitewater,, N. M., were visitors Stude-baker-bu- to its dependable chassis, its ilt The mechanical excellence of the in the city last week. SPECIAL-SI- Mrs. N. C. was body, and the X has its satisfaction Apple pleasantly complete- proved last on " ""'"" ness of the in the of of surprised Saturday evening equipment hands thousands owners. her birthday anniversary with .1 party successfully and ex- This includes an eight-da- y Its 5 planned equipment motor provides great ecuted by her daughter, Miss clock, windshield resources of smooth flowing power Helen. with parking lights in lower corners of and wonderful Its Earle K. Burkhart, who will flexibility. perfected have charge of the work windshield base, and dry-plat- e paving windshieldwiper. disc clutch makes gear-shiftin- g which will be done in Gallup this It includes cowl ventilator controlled quiet and easy. summer, arrived in Gallup last week and DuPoMAuhFhUh ThtrtTh a Bit Pont from tonneau with extension began preparations for hoea IU' dash, light And yet, the SPEOAISiX is not a starting the work. Urn utll mob the old car look Ilk? paint or varniah cord, transmission lock which is oper- costly car. At $1475. f. o. b. factory. Allen Harding of Ganado, Ariz., prod aet made tor ated same that locks the tool was in the city last week visiting by key it is a striking value unapproached with his brother, every purpose by the door- - Bridge Harding, compartment in left front by any car of comparable quality. and family. America' e Great II. W. Yersln and family spent ' Chemical Touring, $1475; RoadtUr, $1425 Roadttar, $1475; last week in the San Juan basin Jndtutryl Coupe, $2150S Sadan, $2350. All f. o. b. looking over the real estate situa- price factory tion there. ifllr V Reese H. Bcddow of Trinidad, THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY Colo., spent part pt last week In Prepare thn city visiting with his daughter, s-sv-t DISTRIBUTORS Mrs. Roslna Burke, y- www Mrs, Harry Black of Albuquerque v-- 'aint PHONE 671-- II l 519 West Central Avenue spent last week in Gallup visiting; 1 1 111 with friends. II II II II II II II ll I I V. ... Mrs. Martha A. IJndsey return- t. ed last week from Mexico, Mo., where she has been taking a course 3 In music, end is at home with her WK Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Ketner. j J. W. Boardman will leave Mon npi hp it f 1H ' ji JA MJXAAAAMA fjrVAAAwKS What Befalls the Girl Who Arrives Unheralded in the Shadows of the Studios, Sure She Will Be a New Mary Pickford, Bringing With Her Perhaps a Beauty Contest Prize to Prove Her v.. Claim to Fame. Only a Few Ever Reach Screen

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work, which It ought to innocent lark, be on a scale. Above I doing big ia a club for with "On the shores of It girls snapped by the eerious dramatic ambi- the Mediterranean" tions. It gives them a at cameraman. Hollywood. room, with breakfast and - This seems to dinner on weekdays and i be the esplanade three meals on Sunday, of a Mediterranean for $10. DO a week. But it villa with a bit can accommodate only J Wsf .. , nineteen nineteen of of Nice, or Monaco, ( A l t, ' i '"Wf a ? v 'SI girls in the distance the chosen among thou- who think them- but it is just a sands "set" built for a selves called. Our small town Pick-for- d motion Montana, picture. will find it hard to A cinch says I. 'What kind of orgy the truth to say I'm a miner. all be- - Below: This is find shelter elsewhere in do T0U prefer merely dope or love cult, or Death Valley, Mexico and points of official hard luck down to where Helene Hollywood is something deeper? I am one the tween. I had a little Hollywood. take a whirl Chadwick furnished room re- - orSy guides.' Sonora and came up here to "makes not a - "The decided I was a nut and new No, miss, I can't truth- up" for her screen sort, but a fastidious sub-- tourists at a game. actor. I'm what they call parts. AH urb.' More than one-ha- lt beat Orgies! There's many a young fully say I'm an girls blood around would like to into When work I get $10 a day who ot its population of 70,000 here get an extra. I "go to what call are not in the movie in- - one once, Just to see what they're like, you because they figure I'm they Hollywood" hope know. but can't find 'em. I've never and type. Some gets $5, dustry and a good many they good rough ready some day to attain been to bow look and of this majority entertain located one, and I here three years SOme $7,50, according they a dressing room nave bad a of luck for the have to do. I had two days work a prejudice against movie and bit writing vvhat they such as this. screen. Where you from? Ever live in a ia8t week; bo far this week none. Figurint In passing I might say small town?" 0n getting into the movies?" 1 head. The miner sur-- that the prejudice struck told him I had spent several years in The girl nods her some-- -,- itv,nnt iustiflcation at a New England village whose population vevs her gravely, seems about to say random for the of illustration, me as larSely purpose Doneer days away of 740 hardly varied from census to census, thing, but ends with, "Well, good luck; Continued Week, And, of course, possession of the blooming present. In from Last ago-- the movies "That's the idea," my new friend said. fcome gets away with it," and turns away, cameo and the back eight .or nine 7 cheek, the proWe sparkling "Hollywood at night is just like your New We can't spend much time following this 13 abil- were ha CHAPTER III. But she reminded that dramatic eye does not mean that the fortunate lady England village. It's a dormitory used to smasn Bhrubbery and just glrla adventures, lor there are other ity is not necessary, or at least can ba can ever be an actios. "on location recollect one night they city of Los Angeles "and all the and lunch boxes over phases of Hollywood to report upon. She for she reads of a big The ambition ot our small town belle scatter milk bottles had w up ftnd u Jark Dempsey towns speedily developed, - the door into a narrow pas- - THE are full of beau- fine estates borrowed for camera pur- Bome ot hls crowd were the enters through town beauty contest guaranteeing the win- eventually carries her off to Los Angeles, they disturbing tiful girls toiling at homely occu- is enforced neighbors, but outside of that nothing, sage. At the other end she sees sunlight. a five Rnmrtlme. her mother, dissuasion harinic Poses. Nowadays discipline The visitor sees them ner weeks' engagement at Hollywood here's where I live. Good luck on is the of a forbidden coun-- pations. waiting ana me siumo Well, But it sunlight at $600 a week. To be fair to the press failed, accompanies her. Sometimes she is maU6" search. a old to at table in restaurants, ladling macaroni vu -- your Oh, for Jolly orgy iry the "lot," the inside ot the studio en best ot Messed with a relative in southern Call- - a special cleanup squau u, the creak out of these Joints. But In de- agents and the interviewers, the take Half to the cafeterias, behind the counters of aebrls. If accidentally damage is done the closure. way alluring sunlight them also tell the other side the hard fornia, to whose home she can go. Often don't believe all you hear. Good night" stands a barrier, a low gate, and beside a partment stores, selling cigars and news- fo.r it promptly. The owner work, the sacrifice, the step by step climb she Is a runaway, dreaming of the day producer pays Some of the Difficulties gate the keeper thereof. papers in open air shops and bobbing of the finest show place In Holly whereby the finest actresses of the films, when her obdurate guardians will jump out perhaps Ones Face Nothing that has been written or said through the doors of factories. It is an wo n lets the actor9 ln' a rglDB Aspiring with like those ot the stage, have reached the ot their seats at the movie show when about the perfection which the studio exhibition of personal comeliness not hlch oe8 t0 hls But we have wandered away, through gatekeeper plays his part Is exaggerated. see her in her first big re-- gardener' wholly to be accounted for by the rich height. they starring the scented night of Hollywood, from the You get by or you don't. If you belong in But to the screen struck the lease. home will find a Also 1 tsaa screen struck and what befalls her. endowment bestowed by nature on the typical girl, Going they nougnt lenams, girl the lot you reach lt; it you are not on the this to on No So Now found a room $20 a month Is of elect of of California. spoiled darling ot the small town, check from her lift the mortgage the But Longer Having list the the lord ot the lot you daughters about the in Los which outside. means little. She has been told ot her old place and perforce will nod their heads ntmnrl th mnvl neonla earlv ac cheapest Angeles, stay ' The visitor makes Inquiry and the an- Persons who have not been in beauty bo often that she believes it, and Holly, swer he gets Is this: wood, but have tried to pass the stairs probably It is true in Toonerville. She done the after all. . "So you've noticed all these picture right thing ... a00,H no use in presenting herself at a motion doorkeener of a New York thatr m has yet to learn of facts like this: Plcture Btudl wl'bout a photograph of a seven faces? Why, they're the girls who came out What a Girl Faces , the furniture. One of the biggest landlords picture stage doorkeeper times Nine delectable women pose successively heelf- - Bterner and more bored to be Pickf ords. were the the Friends There told me, however, that the boisterous looking, and that here Mary They before a motion picture camera, under Without she finds one of the man Photographers is the gatekeeper of To mlnorit hlch m thlg nad gradually been Hollywood. But Just belles ot their own home towns. Nice of mercury vapor lights. Los - wno make a of calls before she pitiless glare Somehow the girl reaches Angeles. weede(i out and that some of his best ten- specialty emergency reaches him the girl sees a door the untrained yes, and to the trained one- - tunnel-lik- girls, most of them, and good looking eye The chances are that as she looks around ants were actors and directors. He said Iike thIa she is rather stunned wben at the left of the e passageway, eye, too the nine may look exactly alike. the assistant tells her of the thousands of her into a as you can see. But they mistook Wei- - was no any excuse for the That lets small, square room enough, Not a not a line to one the station she sees no friendly face. there longer to for mark, distinguish advertisement that not Pictures they have supplied other girls, against whose walls are hard wooden good looks and ambition talent, and from the others. fare work for the motion picture is newsDaper appeared girls 1 But with the dozen precious photographs benches. Half a dozen men and women now lucky to have $25 in their pay The test films and taken ' they're are developed scarcely begun. There is no agent of the Bhe Beta forth- - Originally she thought that are there. They strike the on It's a to M onal testimony is that for several sitting girl as 'envelopes Saturday night. quite the projection room. There chemistry Aid meet the - to one Travelers Society to stranger 1 rode and waiked through the rest- lt m,eht be enough apply at just decidedly frowsy the whole lot of them, story. Look into It." tells its grievous truths. Closeups of the her Two Methodist nignts but her few hours have For their finds-- and guide aright. rtBnHi well a the business narta of studio, sojourn part, they look the newcomer un So the stranger looks Into it and All nine women are thrown on the screen. her a of the truth. down in to deaconnesses attempt tne tasK, dui wnai Hollywood with ears attuned to noise ot given glimmering and frank appraisal. over the country are girls eager Four of the nine appear to be Ethiopians. can with at fre-- The first studio she goes to has a row of ' Such a attrac- - they do, trains arriving any wave ength and heard nothing but the zees a be motion picture stars. girl has Four are ordinary looking, neither and one buildings never Stranger un- - quent intervals from the north, east metallic click of eucalyptus leaves as ths plain story fronting tjie perhaps won a prize in a beauty contest. ,tive nor Ugly, the kind that would pass Auto- - south, and the steamships sluicing their trade wind set brother against brother, street behind a line of pepper trees. And Ignores Introductions Her friends have assured her that she looks noticed. The ninth one woman of the hundred are outslda Enid passengers up to the city from San Pedro? 0n one of these trips a tall and amiable mobiles by the parked Between this room and a smaller one like Mary Pickford, Corinne Griffith, nine is the handsome creature that she in A few old men are the Swan- - It the girl has made a little inquiry walked up beside me. shabby standing by adjoining an open window has been cut in Bennett, Mary Miles Mlnter, Gloria seemed to the human eye. Granger ' advance she knows she can go to the Y. W. feels lonesome," he said. "I live curb- - A man is son, Anita Stewart or some other celluloid As to me ln this "Sure partition. young sitting by explained Hollywood, C. W. ,C. T. U. or the Salvation blocks. The girl has been told to ask for the.the A new way ot her hair, a is due to the A., the up the hill a few Looking for any thia wind0w in the smaller room. The girl princess. doing gurprising variation quality one ot women's clubs' and at casting director. She asks one of the old lift of the add to the the skin. Some skins too much Army or the one in particular?" agks for the casting director. The man penciled eyebrow cf reflect Let was men wnere ue uo xuto umu resemblance. Like as not the too least be directed to a boarding house. "No," I said. "I looking tor orgies." inn iwuu, tells her the casting director never sees fancied girl light, some absorb much; occasionally to has a face waffled by many a desert sun. makes a hit with the local as the value. If it us assume she is sophisticated enough He laughed strangers unless they come with cards or public 0ne has juat the right actinic . . - ..mi 11 ,1 , ,.t.n4 itnu.u vamnvaa ma nnr Hnn-- -- nmniH m a nuur in . . . . . of can no mai. ijci us even assume mm ne in bu iney re an uoing uini. i,uuiie ui uigum ii. 7. letters irom nis inenas, ana oiten not even frolicsome ingeriue amateur theatricala isn't right, there is nothing a woman side of row of low' an lucky as to get into the Studio Club in ago two tourists came up to me and asked the the buildings. then He ,s tQ0 busy gbe doesn.t know It dawns upon her that she is actress do to change it. She may be another Helen, are you an actor? the of Hollywood. This is under the supervision if they could get in on some ot these wild "Are you girl of hls friendSt as well as the fortunate possessor the but the screen will tell her she's a frletit. any - ot of Y. W. C. A. been reading about. ventures. The old man Is not without a type ot beauty for which (vide the screen Thl proportion o good motion picture the national board the parties they'd Marian Hunter " says I. 'That's lt. sense ot proporuou. magazines) the producers are searching complexions is much smaller than one out and the direction of Miss 'Orgies?' orgies," To be Continued one of the tourists. "Well, miss," he says, lt might be nigher the world with pockets full ot gold. ot nine, that figure having been chosen at and is doing on a small scale a splendid says Copyright, 1922, B Ti w xorn noma. 1 11 i

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the harness and No one must ask for a free pull. NO WONDER THE OLD BOY HAS A NERVOUS DISPOSITION that evening at 9 o'clock at the Albuquerque Morning Journal rlile. None must let his feet drag. Team work will Aragon hotel. produce results which will put legitimate dollars in MAGDALENA Mrs. Ed Wildensteln visited ev eral AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER everybody's pocket. All together now, pull! days with her son, Herbert, in Published By El Paso. JOCRNAL PCBUSniNG COMPANY Twins, a boy and a girl, were CARL C. MAGEE. D. A. MACPHERSON. THK TRICKSTERS AT GENOA. born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sweazca President. Secretary. 0:1 Sunday, April 9. "eoonomic'' con- D. A. MACPHERSON Business Manager Opening sessions of the Genoa On Thursday afternoon Mrs. CARL C. MAGEE Edl'or-ln-Chl- ference remove what little doubt there may have Atkinson and Mrs. Qutnn were B.Thrifty SAVS REPRESENTATIVES been that it is to be another European Political Joint hostesses to the ladies of the C. J. ANDERSON Marquette Bids., Chicago. Ill conclave which in Home Missionary society at the through Lloyd George England home of Mrs. Atkinson. After the RA LPH R. MULLIGAN.. .48 E. 42d St.. New York in and Poineare France hope to bolster up their study of the lesson and the regu- Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffioe fortunes. It will no lar business Besaion ot of declining political accomplish a social hour ot Albuquerque. N. M.. under act Congress than did was after which dNiciotia March 17. 1879. more for the rehabilitation of Europe the enjoyed, and Cannes It is a cause for refreshments were served to the TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Boulogne parleys. following: Mrs. Vines, Mrs. Otts, Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, 86c; congratulation that America has nothing to do Mrs. Long. Mrs1. Glazier. Mrs. yearly. In advance, $9.00. do with it. Snodgrass, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Wool-ga- r. "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation Tho only difference discernible between this and Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Sullivan, rating than is accorded to any other paper la New of the Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Oulnn. Mrs previous attempted gatherings European fiieler, Mrs. Suits, Mrs. Crawford, Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. "wise men" Is that of Russia are The only paper in New Mexico issued every day representatives Mattie Dell Qtilnn, Virginia Craw- in the year. Genoa. This, probably, is the magio stone which ford, John William Bieler and MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS Is to transmute failure into success. Baby Suite. The Associated Press in exclusively entitled to it is to obtain Miss Bessie Craig- In in Socorro, Lloyd George, indicated, hopes where she underwent an the use, for of all news credited to from Russia to demobilize her armies. operation and also promise on Saturday for appendicitis. She it or not otherwise credited in this paper Fiance to obtain of Russia's the local news published herein. hopes "recognition" Is doing nicely. old debts. Even though the soviet demobilized and Mrs. Clarence Stuppl returned SUNDAY April 1922 deprived France of one of the excuses she has used Wednesday from a trip of several 1, to El Paso. for the maintenance of her own huge army, she days would still have Mrs. Tally Cook and children of THE MERITS OF THIS STRIKE, her alleged peril from Germany Montecelllo returned home after to on. week-en- fall back Hopes of Russian demobilization spending the d with rela Because of the Journal'a objection to the decla- before France demobilizes are myths. tives here. of martial law at Gallup, our critics have Efforts of the British and French premiers to Mrs. Exter of Kelly visited sev ration eral with her Mrs. declared that we are attempting to aid the miners hoodwink Russia at Genoa and their own peoples days daughter,' back home should be H. Hall and family. 'in winning the strike. No such thing Is true. We worth the price of admission. Paulsen an.i not seem to The Misses Powers, have been unable up to this date to analyze the They do recognize that prosperity can- Crosby spent Sunday the guest of us not return to until there Is land dlsarma. friends at Datil. aituation to the point which would enable to Europe " a firm as to who should win or upon ment, elimination of the Inflated paper currencies, Mrs. L. C. Otto has gone to Al form opinion to what basis the strike should be settled. The miners and a beginning made toward repaying its debts buquerque, where she expects Ihe b&nk account to the United States. spend several weeks with her at Gallup made no demands from the operators daughter, Mrs. Elsie Bowman. he before striking. They merely quit work in sym- Eddy Becker and little son and if started pathy with the nation-wid- e coal strike. An opinion MANDATES COME HIGH. Miss Bertha Atkins of Sprlnger-vill- e as to how the general strike should terminate is motored to Magdalena on V "tomorrow : Thursday, returning on Mondny. n necessary to an opinion as to sympathies at Gallup. In trying to show that no country need remain While here Mr. Becker with Mrs. Even with an opinion which might be sympa-thetl- o outside the League of Nations on the score of ex- McLaren drove to Lemltar on Fri- Farmers around Albu- with the rational strikers, It would still be pense, the secretary general of the organization day and spent the day with tho of know that a difficult to have an opinion on the Gallup situation. recently presented to prove that the assess- family Donald Cameron. querque figures Mrs. chil- is Mo one seems to see how the winning ot a national ments were not burdensome. Cyrus Thompson and good beginning half dren will leave on Monday for Cal- . the victory by the strikers would help the Gallup Winston Churchill, British secretary for the ifornia, where she will Join her crop production. miners. It would not unless demands are formu- colonies, has, however, shed some light on the cost husband and make their home in A good crop is always presented and allowed in the Gallup area. of mandates, the real item of for nations that state. Mrs. P. C. I.entz will worth careful lated, expense her on prepara- New Mexico is isolated and our prob- connected with the discredited accompany daughter the so sufficiently organization. The trip, They will stop at Tucson. tion be sure that lems are so peculiarly local that it is difficult to mandate for Mesopotamia and Palestine has cost Ariz., and visit several days with your seed has been see Just the relation of the general strike to the Britain $1,600,000,000 to date, he told the house ol relatives'. tested and that the well-bein- g of the strikers at Gallup. The atmos- commons. Ben Kemp, Jr., of Salt T,nko who is now in Lns Cruces tnklns ground is in must clear before an Intelligent That the United States should assume man- perfect phere considerably the training at the Agricultural col- condition before plant- opinion can be formed. At present we have no date for Armenia was for a time the hope of the lege, was called to Magdalena on opinion on that subject and nothing we have said allies. This government has no direct interests in Thorsdny on business. ing. martial law has relation to our views that and In event not Misws Areli.i Baca and Cath- This bank is interested regarding any region, any would undertake erine Nicholas left on for on strike. Another vital such mission Friday in our the and constitutional a for financial gain. The real reason Albuquerque where the will spend community pros- question was involved In the martial law order. for refusing this and other proposed mandates was the Easter season with relatives perity. It is not clear that the government could permit not the expense, there would seem to be On Thuredav nftornoon. April Let us with although 20, Mrs J. M. Glazier will be host- help you to stand were the mine-owne- of the no call the agreement legitimate for American governmental aid ess to ladles of Home Mis- your financial problems un- the the east and the United Mine Workers to reach an in the matter. sionary society. derstanding. There are already some 260 indict- America kept out of the League of Nations and Dr. George V. Hackney, a form- mine-owne- rs er ments against the and miners for con- the whole mandate business because it was con- resident nf Magdalena, riled in Leavenworth, Knns., on Weflncs-day- , to violate the Sherman anti-tru- st law. to its wise spiracies trary traditional policy. One does not April 5, death resulting from These were returned a in neea 10 oe Y. W. C. A., who are anxious to by grand jury Indianapolis especially cynical to believe that no a street car nccl ent which ho re- 1X71 In 1920 as a result of agreements reached when European power is going to expend millions in the care for things left there until they ceived on March 31 . was scarce demands of AS THE are turned over to me for Miss Beatrice Holly entertained coal whereby the the miners administration of a mandate without getting most PEOPLE VIEW IT ship on allowed added on to or ment. Church societies and clubs Friday evening her Sunday were and the price passed the all of the money back in some way or other. If school class of young ladies. General is the is common can make layettes in the simplest A socclal Into public. Attorney Daugherty considering guardianship for the benefit of all, AIDING RI SSIA. nothing to work with. or train Magdalena Indictments in order to allow should cost way children's underclothes out on Thursday afternoon dismissing these the why the be borne by a single nation? Some of our churches have long of flour sacks or a worn garment. brinrlng interests to with the under- Great Britain also a Now since those who contend ago sent their contributions. The brother Mnsons and their wives State conflicting negotiate, has political Interest that kittle enirts, baby blankets of a from Socorro and San Marrlal ti standing that any agreement they may reach shall America has not in the preservation of and that charity begins at home are Catholic, both of the Lutheran square of outing flannel or sacques attend the peace let us to suffer- churches and lit- Mason's banquet held have the of the before becom- order in Palestine. satisned, give the the Baptist, that can be cut out of an old garment approval government Mesopotamia and , ing little children In Russia. "Suf- tle mission Gospel Hall out on Do not to effective. be ashamed leave your Trust & ing inis country is fortunate to be out of the whole fer little children to come unto me Fourth street, has put to shame little bundle at the Y. W. Drop Savings In case the mine-owne- were to consent to the business. and forbid them not." And the the wbolo city of ours. Rev. Carl some money In the boxes (not lust complete unionizing of the coal industry of the women! What a sorrowful condi- Armerding has received a letter a penny) at the two Y's where Miss over which have no con- direct from Russia him Bank country, the operators could afford to almost tion, they thanking Holmquist has fixed most attrac- grant Rending the coal operators' statements almost trol. They aro humans and we who for three barrels of clothing and tively a printed sign at which work any demands and add the additional cost to the a live in a land in milk and $1120 in fsent that little OILS . N. M. brings lump to the throat, but.not to the bin. flowing money by she Is an adept, calling attention Flies, Albuquerque, in So Pimples. Carbuncles, stc, price of coal. If all had the same labor costs com- honey should share our blessings mission Gospel Hall January. to the boxes and the mission for qutrkly relieved by with Hall name Albu- petition for business would not be affected by a those unfortunate creatures Gospel laid the of which they stand. Or mall your for we are all God's children, and querque, N. M., at the feet of the check made out to the Russian Re JppMEM BE RSH raise. But the cost of coal to the public would be not one I the first of BOILENE OTtr.l?At. PCSEBVEO VERSE OF TODAY thing you or have belongs suffering our city. lief to or back. 50c at oi increased. Whether or not this increase would to is The Women's club your money DruggUti bi us, but only loaned by the has given $15 MRS. GEORGE WHEELER. by mult postpaid. BttKSYSTCMata great enough to be against public policy the Journal generous hand of our Heavenly the Episcopal church has given me Local Chairman Russian Relief. THE BOII.F.NE CO., Allinqurrque, N. M TO A TV A. M. has no present way of knowing. GllIST. Father. Because we live in luxury $5; also Grefler has sent in Is no reason to think we own $5 and $2 has been collected from On some un- any the other hand, if fields remain Swift gliding through the rounds. I see you still part of the globe; it is lust our the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. So organized and therefore have a lower labor-pro- - Under bright lights, your glistening body wet to this way, and that is all the money to date that And privilege Journey duction cost than organized competitive fields, the dripping like a swimmer's, with the sweat shame on those who want to pork I have received. In the neighbor Of your great toil; and as the furious been of 200 of cloth- organized fields will a, which will mill it all. If it has necessary this hood pounds good carry handicap Grinds fiercely on, I marvel at the skill open winter to use all of the cloth- ing has been shipped. put them out of business. ' With which you flit from danger, hard beset ing called for here, think how more Those who want to help Poland The miners are contending for more hours ot By your blood-covere- d foe. Tireless, you fret urgent It is for clothes in the cli- or Russia can either give money or Him with well-aime- d work per week. They claim that they are not al- your batteries until. mate such as Russia. In those a garment of some warm clean lowed to work a sufficient number of countries where war, famine, siek-ne- f clothing. One does not need give days per year Conviction forming with the conflict's trend, and distress is running ram- a bundle of things but Just one to support their families. Whether or not this Thrilled by your sure, compelling mastery pant. Where there'is no work and wearable garment, leaving It at the could be remedied by agreement is problematic. It Of thought and action timed to fine accord. The crowd acclaims victor mors miners wish to work than the consumption you ere the end. Which comes, at your swift choosing, suddenly. ot coal will Justify, an economic problem results With blows lightning that numb like piercing 'I - which is beyond the control of the operators. They swora. cannot agree to produce more coal than they By Charles WInke in the Milwaukee Journal. MFHJM. RHYMES can sell. If the low wage is due to an earning By WALT MASON. over-crowd- calling there la no remedy but for CRISP PARAGRAPHS some miners to take up other employment. On the Are You other hand, if the operators over-crow- d the busi- NATURAL GIFTS. where where the Looking IS ponds lilies, grow, ness with the purpose in mind of keeping the min- IT TO IAUGHt ducklings quack and gabble while President Lewis favors nationalization of fhm rnfil ors on the of starvation lack of Nature took some soil and gran- cavorting to and fro. Nature knew verge through steady mines, in view of the fact, we surmise, that nation and human must be moist- should ite, and a tube of liquid glue, that critters employment, a way be found to cure the alization or everytnmg in Russia has proven so she fashioned this, our planet, back ened well within, but she filled no vll. Buuutyaaiui. voiumoia itecora. a million years or two. And she lakes with bitters, and she made For a Real Car? Government officials are working on the prob- made some lakes of water, strung no streams of gin. And the rain with wondrous skill, that the cotter raise a bum- lems involved while maintaining a neutral attitude. MIGHT AS WELL GO LIMIT. them round helps Borah proposes federal ownershtn nf minu so the thirsty gent might totter to per rop this year It is always The supply of coal On hand is sufficiently large not federal the shore and drink hta fill. Well made of witer, It is never made of Why ownership of oil wells, cotton would beer. And the so so that there is no immediate menace to the public. fields, cabbage patches, drug stores and steel mill? she knew the human being dew that shines Officials are for the to Houston Post. be thirsty every day (for Dame brightly In the morning, on t'.e waiting problems define Nature is as he baled lawn, cooling off the tired world themselves. The publio can do nothing but also his share ot hay. So she filled the nightly,' never kne. a demijohn. wait, as it is without the data to form an intelligent MUST HAVE SOME GOOD IX IT. lakes with water and the rivers When we're thirsty there are riv- It is exceedingly disquieting to hear that Emma with the same, and tho little ers, meres and brooks from which Judgment. Goldman says the soviet is a the but Dame The no government failure. streams that potter through to choose, Nature ne'er Journal has present opinion as to where i nai s wnat sne saia about this government. fields, unknown to fame, and the delivers anything that's labeled the merits He in spite of a careful study of the wasmngion fotu sparkling rills that babble, and the booze. problems involved. When it is possible to see MAKES HER OUR clearly we will give our unbiased opinion. FRIEND FOR LIFE We will set there and tell you Joaks other reasons Wer-nlc- The ot martial law Among for continued friendship for 20 cents a hour. The Ed k question at Gallup and the with Canada is the fact that the Dominion has and Lew Davis Amusemint ot to the mine owners as taken the Stlllman case supplying troops guards, off our hands. New York -- co. (Awertlzement.) is an entirely different matter. Tribune. .IJENNYS JAW ONLY PART OF HTM THAT ALL TOGETHER NOW, PULL! WORKS OTB BOOR M. Tehltcherln says Lenlne is not seriously ill, but is suffering from overwork. Hal Lenlne has made A blind man ought to be able to see what is another speech. Birmingham Age-Heral- d. transpiring in Albuquerque. The city is shaking off OCCH! THAT'S A HOT ONE! IS the of YOU and inertia the few WHAT lethargy past years and One present-da- y is into action to build a a bet- author compalns that the read- stepping greater and ing public is diminishing. Doubtless there's a rea- ter Albuquerque. son. Chicago News. Every indication supports this hope with con- vincing proof that it is an actuality. The tremen- dous building campaign upon which the city is en- EDITORIAL OF THE DAY WANT THE UARK AVE. NEWS. tering shows that investors are alive to the situa- Weather: Grate. tion; see what is happening; and Intend to help it TO SAVE A STATE'S BABIES. Sports. Sid Hunt challenccd Sam Cross to a hair pulling contest last to see wno could leeve The man who is a "bear" on Albiioiiemiiii inat (From the Kansas City Star.) oauaaay' How New York can save the lives of 10,000 ba- their hair be pulled the hardest HichlawdPharmacy now is a loser. The "bulls" have the market and bies this year was explained recently to a New without yelling, and Sam Cross ex are certain to win. With the vast ol York World reporter by Mrs. Willis G. Mitchell, cepted the challenco and then wen . PHONE 30 possibilities and had his cut so SEE US this cannot fail to be true. As mother of three children, one of the state's most hair short no development America known body couldent grab a hold of it. comes of widely workers for suffrage and vice chair- slowly out the Slough ot Despond she will man of a group of women in New York whose not doing him eny good however resume her march toward national and is "Save the Babies." is known on account of Rid Hunt saying It development slogan It as the was wealth United Organization for" the Sheppard-Towne- r Ma- a fowl and taking back the Increased and population. Albuquerque will challence. Keep an Everlasting: hare it all. ternity and Infancy Bill. "Every 20,238 babies less a Insisting Facks About Intristlnp Remembrance of Now to year than year old ' is the wrong time sell and the right time die in the state of New York. Physicians say that People: Sam Cross wasent nllowed Jo buy. The real estate market will stiffen consid- at least half of these deaths are Pre- out after supplr last Wensday cn Your Child's preventable. account of his in the next three months. Now is time vention depends on an extension of baby welfare thoughtllssly saying erably the work DaDy sister Udeen looks like his FIRST build. Tenants and will be in among mothers which would be made poss- wen to purchasers the ible by action of the state legislature." Mrs. Mitch father she cries. COMMUNION market this year. ell asserts. er Pome Martin The spirit ot optimism in tho air Is Justified. The Shepard-Town- act. as passed by congress. by Skinny The Motor Go. to That spirit prompts the line of conduct which appropriates $1,480,00 be paid from the federal You Never Cnn Tell. and Cooper treasury io tne several states for promoting baby $3.50 up brings added prosperity. welfare work. Ten thousand dollars goes to each Altho cullcctlon of stumnR The Chamber, of Commerce is state. The is to my pencil very intelligently remaining $1, 000,000 be divided Is the largest one In skool, now and will harder practic- among the states according to their aggressive push along Mrs. population, I always get the werst possible e Mitchell explained. Each legislature is m- - ' cal lines as the summer advances. The new city marks v pected to a sum to the A A , ... V. J . 1...... V.i - appropriate equal state's For as a rule. The un,t. .!! ..J.n share of this 11.000.000. however, for the same penmenshtp DISTRIBUTORS . Sheppard-Towne- but oh tho contrary, will gradually develop pro-- purpose. The r enabling act now Rizznlss end Financial: Puds which will to before the New York state legislature would legal- 2 eressive policies bring expansion the ize Slinklns lost a nickel weeks airo this provision. and acts as he's never to Eipcee Studio ,, city.. The functions of the city "dads" and other Lnder act. 175.000 if going this New York would receive utop tawMng about It and looking 519 W. Central Ave. Phone 671 W , will be so as to in addition to organizations bring its 10.000, provided there is appro- at neeplo slsplcious. Grant Bid. t and favorable results to the priated an additional J75.000. If the act is nasscrl. not be quick city. New York Wy amused wile standing Open Today, 10 to 4 ..;. would have $100,000 in all for child there & Now is the time for the "live ones", to get Into J wcuare doing nuthlng' locvlng your f.yrtla Frlwle, Ttrat PrlM Adr. Contest. worK dressmaker stick pins erroundyou? ' April 16, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Paire Seven. "JF YE THEN BE RISEN WITH CHRIST, SEEK THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ABOVE . Lutheran Colossians . Easter Text, Selected by A. M. Knudsen, Pastor St. Paul's Chuich 3;1 . HUGH A. COOPER DISCUSSES SENTENCE SERMONS I( THE STITCH IN .Charai Used Parts TIME SHOP Sunday Series "A Stitch in Time Saves ETERNAL LIFE; GIVES LIFE Behind us and independent of us is a Power work- Nine." ' for human a Power can (Church announcement!! must b solo, "Ilozanna" C. R. Tested ROYAL CLEANERS ing uplift that nothing stay. (Oranler), 420 Phone 487-- In the Journal office by noon on McKean. ! West Gold. AS AH EXAMPLE It may at times be borne seemingly to the ground, but Airs. L. M. OF CHRIST ...,-- Ilagaus, I'rop. Friday.) t'- W'"""'"! after three days it rises again. The pendulum always eitu" inniiH rln,i),A miortnt r,f swings back. H. S. Davidson, Congregational Church. i'lrst Methodist Episcopal Church, soloists, Miss Stortz, Miss Kellogg, Ser--, Corner Third and Lead avenue Mrs. Carry, Mrs. McNeill, Mr. Pastor of Presbyterian Church Prepares Itev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. l' ueaue, Mr. narrow, Mr. Kanaay. 1 albert Beauty Parlor The soul that discredits the resurrection of the liowyer, Sunday school superin- Mr. Mcliuln, supported by a choir Save 50 to 75 on purts Electrical, Facial and Scalp of Crave 2."i ( mon for Easter on Text John; "We Lord must be sad indeed. "For if Christ be not raised, tendent. L. li. Thompson, muscal of voices. lrir:inist. Mrs. Fuw: Treatments, Shampooing, Hair director. direclor, Mr. McKean. replacements. Dressing and Manicuring. Mere Existence" are yet in sins. Then also which are fall- m. 1 1 Something More Than ye your they !):4a a. m. Sunday school. 7:4; p. Evening service. To nineteen Phone 5 West Copper 1 1 Sermon Dr. date (19) This as will ! en asleep in Christ are perished. But now is Christ a. tn. Service with sermon. by John I Marquis ad coupon entitle 7:4!", rt. m tfvnn Fellatio .ArvWti makes of ma- to 25o on Says Clergyman. first-frui- ts Topic: "The Victory of the Risen different you Shampoos. risen from the dead, and become the of them at the church the week. that Carl F. Immanuel Life." Anthem, "Awake Thou That throughout chines have been wrecked ' writ- have believed. Such a belief Is not slept." Schmid, Evangelical sieepeili" (Maker); Ladies' chorus. The following sermon wag "On the Knd of the Sabbath" M. F. Church (Spanish). and more are coming. ten bv Hugh A Cooper, pastor of based upon philosophy alone, nor Lutheran Church. Los re- - (Coeme); offertory solo, "The Griegos. Eulallo Yrene, the First Presbyterian church of upon science alone, nor upon 3 m. linrlnn olnnn Tt Ifl bnscd UDOn all Mighty God Hath Spoken" (Case), pfl3tor. p. Service. Engines for stationary, EXCELSIOR this city: most mis- 11. three of these. Of course we can If Christ be not risen, we are of all men Mrs. If. Ackerson. truck and tractor use. IMMORTALITY. 7 p. m. Immanuel Evan. Lutheran Church. Water I shall live not prove by mathematical demon- erable ; but if He be risen, and He is, we are or Epworth League. Gold The Soft "Because live, ye be- ought "::0 p. m. cantata: avenue and Arno street. 14:19. stration that there Is anything Easter or a'lso.'WJohn out-sli- to be of all men most A. M. "Clu-is- Carl Any part accessory the Is a matter mighty. Knudsen, Pastor, the Victor" (Dudley Buck). Schmid, pastor. Residence, Laundry We are all conscious that we are yond grave. It Comman-der- y tOO South Arno street. automobile. the realms of exact science. St. Paul's Lutheran Church. filr Knights of pilgrim for any 177 PHONE 177 going omewhere, and, naturally, No. 3 will attend the morn- Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. we like to know where. We are The assurance, however, of another Services in the German life Is not less certain because not ing service, language Mail, telephone or tele- pilgrims, and would like to know "If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those at 9:45 a. m. Service in the Eng- of the promised land capable of such proof. things lish at 11 a. m. At both orders answered something of hnv-n- g Central Avenue Methodist. language graph beyond the river. I gay all are in- - Bryant, the poet nature, which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand these services the pastor will A man must be brutish observed the Instinct of the Central avenue and Arno street. on promptly. Say. It .With - terested. the of God." Colossians 3:1. Carl Armerding, Gospel Hall C. C. preach "Tho Importance of the Indeed who is not interested in birds seeking the southland, Higbee, pastor. Resurrection ot Christ." The of that might Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. Insurance such a thenie. As a poet express- land flowers, they choir will sing at both services. escape the stormy winters of the is J. E. Major, superintendent. In a Policy with es it: God Love, hence love should rule the lives of his 1 north, wrote: 0 a. m. Easter exercises by children. J. V. Pine, Church of Christ. D. L. North Fourth Street Gospel null. The New York Life "One question more than others all, prinjary department. Mrs. 1300 North Fourth street. mind re- "There Is a power whose care Murray, superintendent. Of thoughtful implores 11 a. m. fol- Sunday school and Bible class Teaches the path-los- s Easter muslo as Albuquerque ply. thy way along If Christ is not risen from the dead the whole lows: at 9:45 a. m. W. C. Raabe, supt. Is as breathed from sun and star, coast Hymn, "Christ the Lord Is 11 a. 1n It Christian is the fabrication ever Binen m. Breaking of bread What fate awaits us when we The densest and illimitable air, system fieatest perpe- Today" (Charles Wesley); remembrance of tho Lord. No Auto Paris Shoe Store die?" Lone, wandering, but not lost. trated men, but if He is risen it anthem, "Day of Resurrection" at this hour. Wrecking among proves infallibly Clohn .T. solo, "I Know preaching Shoes whole Bible is God's to men. L. L. Thomas); 8 p. m. Preaching In Spanish for the family. once asked the "lie who from 7.one to jsone that the message Gaines, That My Itedocmer Llveth," from Good Quality at Reasonable Job significant the ".Mesiah" by Jose B. Rey. ''When a man giveth up (luldes through the boundless sky Nazarene Church. (Handol); anthom, 7:30 m. Prices. question: "They Have Taken My Lord" p. Preaching by Company the ghost, where is he?" He is Thy certain flight. In the long way Away Carl Armerding. subject; "The 107 N. 1st St. Opp. T. M. C. A. 'Sir John "Hall 513-1- 5 for the man Is not the That I must tread alone, Stainer). hymn, West Central B28-- J. somewhere, Thou Once Jesus" Resurrection in Type and Anti- Phono body of clay that is buried in the Will lead my steps aright." Despised (John type." we know re- and the life of the future Is not CENTRAL AVF.NI E METHPDIST Tiakewell). The soloists are Mrs. cemetery. The body E. Tuesday. 7:50 p. m. Bible study Phone 434 it returns to the dust, but while we crave a that of a disembodied spirit. "We Sermon Series. A, Bradford, Miss Carol Wilson, In mains; Yet, future life, we Mrs. li. H. W. C. Thax- Spanish by Jose B. Rey. is the man himself the we know," says Taul, "that if the If may Judge by attendance, Kirk, Mrs. 8 where crave something more than sermons C. Wednesday at p. m. Meeting New Mexico's Oldest protecting line's Family is conscious soul? God's mere crave more earthly house of the tabernacle be interest in the series of ton, and L McMillan. Offertory for thinking, existence. We which our has Just en- .Miss ' prayer at the home of W. E. Practical Christianity. .word tells us that He returns to than of which and dissolved, we shall have a building vpon pastor by Vera and Veon Kiech. 701 West Wrecking House that Plato of a house not made with hu- tered, is rapidly Increasing. The 11:30 a. m. Sermon series: Mauger, Roma. Is yours fully T his Creator. The question of the pnpan philosophers sung God, at 7:45 p. m. protected means infin- man hands, eternal in the heav- ushers report a decided increase "Faith and the Risen Christ," by Friday Meeting future life, however, The pagan idea of the future world in the number present last Sunday. for Bible study at the hall. Co. more than mere existence. It was n world of shades and disem- ens." pastor. Kansas City Life Ins. itely Our greatest confidence on this These sermons deal with the real The dedication service for chll-dre- n L. C. Mersfelder. Stat rhoans more also than the Immor- bodied spirits and a miserable fundamentals of the "Christ in Immaculate Conception Church. Mgr. Christ-said- : Easter morning that there is life and reception of youth Into National Hat and Dry tality of the soul. The immortality and Joyless existence. and of human welfare. (Jesuit Fathers ) of soul is which all beyond the grave is the fact that They the churchy will bo in the early the something "I am come that ye mlsht have are delivered in terse, attractive of the hour. North Sixth street. Company. men, whether civilized or savage, and have it Christ's grave was empty; that the part morning worship 7 a, m. Cleaning life, that ye might and practical style. The incidental Adult members will be Sodality mass, C. &. more To know the disciples whom we believe to have received at Children's 8:15 m. Panama Hats, P $100 abundantly." been honest men were honest in offering last Sunday morning was tho conclusion of the sermon. mass, a, $1.50 Brown's Transfer meaning of all that after as tho wo had. Low mass, 9:15 a. m. Ladles' Straw Hats dyed.. life,' the record of the fact, not only largest have li:30 p. m. Young people's serv- Suits cleaned and pressed $1.00 revealed by Christ, we must look Official Hoard ice. High mass and sermon, 10:30 at the life of Christ himself. that the grave was empty, but that Sleeting. Harris Gross, president. a. rh. 703 Keleher. and Storage they met and talked again and The following were present at 7:30 p. m. Evening preaching. Phono 1685-- His life partook Very little of the the official board meeting held In Evening services, 7:30 o'clock. 116W. Silver Phone 878 again with tho risen Christ the Easter message. i Ask Ahont Our Service things which mpn set their hearts Christ of whom tho doubting tho pastor's study at 7:30 The morning's special music will ' upon today. Seemingly Ho did not p. m. last J. K. Major, be First Baptist Clmrch. C. A. HODGES. Prop. Drive Them Yourself Thomas said: "My Lord, and my Monday: repeated in the evening. v : possess a single dollar. He hnd no chairman; J. 1 Bentley, secretary; Broadway and Lend avenue. J We furnish everything God." As Thomas Arnold, the The Rev. Thomas F. Watch for the Velvet Ice roof over His head. The things historian said: "There is no II. M. Cudabnc. treasurer; H. A. St. Harvey, pas- but the driver In great W. Leverett John's CnthedrnI (Fplscopnl). tor. Phone 2334-J- . flint men struggle for today the one fact in human history proven Bass, It. II. Kirk, J. Silver avenue and Fourth street, Cream Wagon and Service world of wealth and honor and sn-- 1 and W. II. Pickett. Several items Graded Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Vel- THE STATE SHINE Day Night by fuller and more trustworthy Rev. Benjnmin F. Root, dean. Res- Mission school at corner ot For- We True Fruit clety seemed nothing to Him at all of importance were decided upon, idence 310 carry not testimony than this, that Jesus G. Saverance was South Fourth street. rester nd at 9:45 a. rn. Ice Cream. Wholesale PARLOR Not that He was a recluse: Christ and ho rose among them: It. 16S3-J- . Slie vet died, that again I'hnne Men's Bible class at Y. M. C. A. to 'that lie hid himself from the world from the dead in elected bookkeeper and collector; 7 a. m. and Retail Complete Equipment Clean, three days." members of the to visit sys- Holy communion, at 9:30 a. m. Candy Shop. and Ladles' of men. Tie mingled freely in the But from the we board m. Block Dye and world's social apart scriptures tematically male additions to the Sunday school, 8:45 a. Public worship at 11 a. m. 110 S. Second. Phone 758 Gent's Felt and Straw Hats. society. He attended argue that there must be a future prayer, 11 o'clock. functions at times, and enjoyed church; send out occasional letters Morning and 7:30 p. m. 121 West Central Avenue. life. This world cannot be the ful- of information to etc, Evening prayer, 7:30 o'clock. Phone 121 N. Third himself. But His life was Hot In fillment of life. ex- membership, 580 As He himself said: Tennyson Samaritan Class, Oninf-Splrltlst- thpse things. the wish that he (iooil J "Man's life rnns'steth not In the pressed might The Good Samaritan class, being Nanrenc Church. Chapel at 1224 North Second have another life to give to science J BATHS abundance of things which ho pos- the ladles' Bible class of the Sun- jorm inira street.. i street. Prof. C. J. Coffman, me- VAPOR and still another to give to phil- month- Gaines,jh 1970-- dium. Phone 1727-- sessed!." And while He had none, We are never to day school, held its regular pastor. Telephone HERE AT LAST of nnd filled His osophy. prepared ly meeting at the home of Mr. nnd Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Regular services at 8 p. m Sun- "these things," die. as far as our tasks arp W. Bath All Tires Made Puncture Proof, life with none of them, yet how earthly - Mrs. W. C. Thaxton, 410 Luna It. Kinsworthy, superintendent. day. Message service and question concerned. When Coleridge- died m. and 7'30 m. In a few minutes with full and wonderful His life was! of Boulevard, Thursday afternoon at Breaching 11a. p period accompanied by short talk FOR HOME scores volumes which he had 2:30 o'clock. A number of "Six Reasons on of He was like a river, pure as crys- in outline were found goudly Morning theme, Why fundamentals spiritism. Its incomplete. tho members were present and an I Believe in Christ's Resurrec- Massage ! tal, overflowing banks, loyful "For half a century," said Victor skin and nerv- New Discovery In Its flow, and bringing life and enjoyable time is reported. tion;" evening theme, "The Pur- St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Clmrch. Treatments for COMFORTS Hugo, 'Ji have been writing my Mrs. It. M. Miller was1 elected pose of Christ's Death and Resur- Sixth street and Silver avenue. ous diseases: liver trouble, For demonstration and service fruitage in all its course. There In versp, was no of selfishness In Him. thoughts prose, story, treasurer in piuce of Mrs. C. rection." Arthur M. Knudsen. pastor. gout, rheumntlc and neuralgic See grain philosophy, tradition, sntlre, ode, mov- influen- "Tn Him was life nnd thp life was J. K. Moore, who Is Y. P. S. at (1:30 p. m. 6:30 a. m. Sunrise praise and diseases, constipation, song: I have tried it oil. Hut I from the We on at za, obesity, etc. the light of men." Now may we 1 ing away city. Prayer meeting Wednesday prayer service. Easter meditation lumbago, feel that have not said the thou- to lose Mrs. Moore from the 7:30 p. m. MONTOY A OTtsx'Xl regret hy the pastor on "The of TREATMENTS $2.00 BTnyt pwWWftt'HWWW not conclude that this is the kind sandth part of what Is in me. Morning of life that Jesus Christ meant class and the church, but rejoice Mornings." Special music: Solo W. Central. Phono G85W At Brown Garage, 215-1- 7 West When I go down to the grae, t that others are taking the place of "Hosnnna" Mrs. B084 should be ours when He said: can that I have finished Knlvntlon Army. (Oranler), Karl Hours JO a. m. to 8 p. m. Copper. life?" say my those who leave. We have had 1023 North Third street. Nnneman: .anthem, "The of "The gift of Ood is eternal day's work, but I cannot say that more additions to tho church the Office, Glory And Christ taught that our fu-- I I have finished Captain R. G. Guest in command. Victory Dawns" (Plnfold-Loronz- ). my life." Raphael's first half of this year than all of 10 a. m. 9:30 a. m. school. ture life is not merely a life of the painting of the "Madonna" is cen- last County Jail. Sunday soul, but that there should be a year. 11 a. m. Holiness meeting. Note change of hour for this day. turies old. The world is living in Easier Services. A. W. bodily resurrection. The Apostle admiration of it than ever Subject: "The Work and Effect of Kraemer, superintendent. Union Hat Shop Albuquerque In of Christ's greater The choir will render three Eas- 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. Taul said. speaking before. Raphael himself died at 11 serv Righteousness." 75c The ACME resurrection: "Now hath Christ ter numbers at the o'clock 2 p. m. school and Easter, sermon hy the pastor on Hats Cleaned and Blocked, the age of 35. If Raphael was ice this The de- Sunday Ladles' Straw Hats, all risen from the dead, and become when morning. primary adult Bible class. W. H. Smith, "Some Results of the Resurrec- dead, he died, the picture partment will have their "egii tion." ot new memhers kinds, dyed, SI. 00. the first fruits of them lhat slept. that bit of canvas Is than a Eastei young peoplo's S. M. Leader, Capt. Reception GUARANTEED. And Christ be not then greater hunt" and render short R. O. Guest. and holy communion. Baptism will ALL WORK Gas fi Electric if raise!, the genius. Is such a thing exercise. A number of the Sunday Vulcanizing Is our faith vain, and our preach- 6:15 p. m. Young People's Le- he administered. Special music: school children will acknowledge Solo, "He Ye ing Is also va'n." He hangs the of and unite gion. Topic: "Undivided Service." Comforted, That their acceptance Christ Mourn'' Mrs. K. Hald-rldg- e; whole truth of the gospel upon the IMMANUFT, FVANfiEMCAL with the church. At least one lit Leader, Cadet Ethel Patterson. (Fisher), J. resurrection of Christ from the 7:15 p. m. Street service. anthem, "O Death. Where Works LUTHERAN. tle one will be dedicated in Bap Is Res- Company grave. Whatever may be the mys- tism. The pastor will continue hi 8 p. m. Salvation meeting. Thy Sting?" anthem, "The FORDS teries surrounding the resurrection Members Meet. number dedicated urrection and the Life" (Wilson). USED WORKMANSHIP Voting series, with this 6:30 p. m. Christian Endenvor of the body, there Is nevertheless The congregation passed several to the resurrection phase of our First Congregational Church. GUARANTEED such a doctrine. We know abso- Important resolutions at the vot- faith. There will also be special Coal avenue and South Broad- meeting. Topic "Citizens of Two "At Your Service" lutely that there cannot be a resur- ing members' last Easter music In the to- way. Harold S. Davidson, D.. Worlds." Leader, Ernest ttarnhart. meeting Sunday evening, rh. 7:30 p. m. Tho Square Deal Garage Agents for the famous Phone 98 rection of the bodily substance, for afternoon. , gether with an Easter message. minister. Residence, 626 South evening services this body itself undergoes many It was resolved to purchase more Walter street. will he In chargo of the Sunday school. The Includes se- DAYTON TIRES changes during life, but some kind property to meet tho needs of the ST. LUTHERAN. Sunrise Christian Endeavor program Ford Service, Supplies and shall be. PAIL'S lections of songs and recitations of a resurrection there Sunday school, the young people Easter Sunday. meeting at 7 a. m. Subject, "Citi- We also have for sale good and the Ladies' Aid. A commit- zens of Two AVorlds." A from various departments of the Parts. A fairly complete program of special and Tscd Tires tee of five men was authorized to the services for this feature will be nn interchange of school, a scripture exercise ob- day appears entitled. a Also Agent for AJAX TIRES. NASH and OAKLAND take the necessary steps to in the regular church announce- views ns to what heaven will be "Immanuel," represen- tain the in view and to in- tation of the Life of Christ from All Work Guaranteed. NORTH THIRD AT MOTOR CARS property ments. The public is cordially like. Meeting led by tho pastor. solicit the necessary funds. The to Tho His birth to His resurrection and Rnles nnd Service vited attend, any or all of these orchestra will play, "The 412 West Avenue. MARQUETTE congregation has never begged services,; and to Join with us in Palms" (Faure). ascension. The exercise consists of Copper HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY from outsiders and then pretended the celebration ot the Easter fact, Morning service at 11 o'clock. song and scripture, tho music In- that we did it. And so this time the resurrection of Christ from the of sermon: "What Shall cluding a solo, "I Know That My 410-41- 8 COPPER Subject WEST also we will try to raise this money dead. tho Eastertide Mean to You and to Redeemer I,lves" (Wlldermere), ourselves. If, however, a gift is Tho Brotherhood. Me?" Mrs. K. J. Raldrldge, and an an- offered Prelude, "Pilgrims Chorus." freely and willingly given, The Lutheran Brotherhood will from Tannhauser (Wagner): them, "Lift I'p Your Heads" it will gladly be accepted and the hold an on Mon- (Adams). Special offering for tho kind Important meeting anthem, "Magdalene," solo, duet in and Be Convinced donor will receive grateful day evening, when the sub- and Miss Lembke benevolent work of the church. Ride the Durant ack nowledge'ment. general choir, Mr. Gould, jection for discussion Is "The Sum- and Severns; offertory, "Priere du Furthermore, it was resolved to mer Bible School." The Chnrch (Spanish). In or- subject Matin," solo, "ChrisHath Arisen," Bnptlst FORD change the hour of services will be introduced by A. W. Krae-me- r, 1007 South Second street. Itev. New Mexico Motor Mrs. William SUPPLY CO. der to enable a of the Jenkins; quartet, 1S7-- Corporation QUICKEL AUTO & part Sunday superintendent of the Sunday "Christ Is Mrs. Sut- J. Q. Sanchez, pastor. Ph. school to meet In the and Risen," Ellis, 10 Phone 750 Sixth and Central church, school. He will be assisted in the ton, Misses Lembke and Sunday school at a. m. also to give all children the oppor- discussion and Severns; service at 11 o'clock. to attend by C. A, Barnhurt postlude, "March de Procession" Morning tunity public worship. A. E. Johnson. Mrs. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Hereafter Sunday school will be- (Gounod). David Stewart, All In 9:15 in Women's Missionary Society. organist; Mrs. William Jenkins, preaching Spanish. gin at o'clock, services the The of the English language at 10 o'clock and postponed meeting director. Women's Missionary society will be service at 7 o'clock. Broadway chrlstlnn Church. AND LOAN CO. services In the German languaga Evening and Gold avenue. CITY REALTY how-ove- r, held on Thursday afternoon with sermon: Broadway at 11 o'clock. This change, Subject of "Rolling Away Wlllard A. minister. Resi- will not take effect until after Miss Florence Olson as leader. Tho the Stone." Prelude In F (Farm- Guy, topic is "The Missionary at Work." dence, 115 South Walter street. Phone 776 207 West Gold Ave. Easter. er); anthem, "Victory" (Shelley, Phono 1843-- The Southwest A It was also decided to celebrate Special Meeting. solo, trio .and choir, Mr. Gould, school. the diamond Jubilee of our synod The enlargement of the building Miss Severns and Mrs. Sutton; of- ,9:4581611 on 7. 75 or two almost "Serenade" or- Morning worshp, May Just years ago, years ago, doubling fertory, (Raff); 6:30 Christian Se- on April 26, 1147, tho Missouri the capacity of the auditorium, chestra, "The Psalms" (Faure); Endeavor, of church was made the face the In B nior and Intermediate. Synod the Lutheran congregation postlude Flat (Barnby). 7:30 ser- REAL ESTATE formed In Chicago. It was chris- need of new pews. A very im- Evening worship and INSURANCE con- mon. Co. tened the '"Synod of Missouri, Ohio of the M. Clmrch Motor ' portant special meeting E. (Spanish). Life Fire Automobile Rentals Notary a,nd Other States," and now com- gregation is to be held on Friday Meets at Barclas now. J. W. Mr. Guy will speak at both serv- Accident and Plate Glass Loans Work 25. district There evening at 7:45 o'clock to consider 210 ices. Bonds prises synods. Clutter, pastor. Parsonage, Mrs. W. P. McDowell Is In Health Burglary Conveyancing Were but 12 and 23 this and related matters, and It is South Sixth Phone 257-- J. congregations street. of THE METCALF AGENCY pastors at that meeting 75 years expected that definite action will 10 a. m. Sunday school. charge music. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING CARS ago, where today there are over be taken. 11 a. rh. Service with sermon. Phono 144. Church God. 118 South Third Rt. 3,000 congregation's and 4,000 pul- 7:80 p. m. Song service and of pits In the Missouri Synod with CONGREGATIONAL. sermon. 801 South Edith street. over 650,000 communicant mem- 10 a. m. Sunday school. Faster. 11 a. m. HUPMOBILE bers and a baptized membership Easter! How much this duy ha.s Clmrch of Christ. Preaching, JORDAN, Ton Are Sick .'.IT PATS of more than 1,000,000. The dea- meant to Located In When cons to out the world! After winter, the eleventh block Blblo were authorized work spring! After and on Forrester avenue, J. W. Pine, Students (Colored). When Ton Are Disabled by Accident...' ..IT PATS a program for this event. days dreary Colored International Bible Stu- chill, the bursting of buds, the sing- pastor. WILLYS-KNIGH- When Tou Are Permanently Totally Disabled IT PATS ing of birds, exuberance of life Song service, 10 to 10:80 a. m. dent association classes meet at T, OVERLAND PATS cirracH op christ: The movement Bible 10:30 to 11 a. m. 817 West Silver avenue. When Ton Reach Old Age IT The Church Christ is now lo- everywhere! great study. 10:30 m. of of that all be- Communion. 11 to 11:1 K a. m. a, Morning service. Ton Die IT PATS cated In Its new home In the elev- Christianity, swept When fore It, was preceded by the world's Treachlng hy Elder Tipton of enth block on Forester avenue. Easter-tid- e Pacific Mutual Protection "Five of will darkest hour. The Estancia at 11:15 to 12 m. Multiple Pays ways" Brother Tipton Estancia speaks hope to those who are walk- Elder at speak at both services today. Ha Preaching by Tipton ing amid tho shudows, to those 7:30 p. m. MECCA CAFE PRICE OF TOURING MODELS AT is an able speaker and well versed who' are and down- in knowledge of the scripture. We discouraged Wo o on SOUTH WEST AGENCY hearted, to those who are battling Christian Science Society, ALBUQUERQUE look forward to two good services with evil and the struggle CHICKEN and TCKKET toMay and to some stir- finding Woman's club building, 618 West SUNDAY DINNEH THE AGENCY OP SERVICE hearing all unequal. The Power that raised Gold avenue. 659-- gospel truths found In the JORDAN $2,095.00 N. T. Armljo Bldg. Phone ring Jesus from the dead Is operating school 9:45 214 West Central Bible. In ir- Sunday at a, m. today men's lives. It is as services 11 a. m. HUPM6BILE resistible as which is mani- Sunday at $1,450.00 that Wednesday testimonial meetlns festing itself in tho awakening oi WILLYS-KNIGH- T . . . nature. at 8 p. m. :. $1,620.00 The reading room In Room of will ap- li, OVERLAND L. 695.00 The The observance Easter Mellnl building, 41 2 H West Central $ THE NEW REPUBLIC CAFE Albuquerque propriately begin at the church at avenue. Is open dally except Bun-da- 7 o'clock, when a sunrise prayer from 2:30 to 5:30 p. m. Tent & Awning meeting, given under the direction SPECIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER, 60c of the Christian Endoavor society, Presbyterian Clmrch. will be held. This is In accordance Fifth street and Silver avenue. Company with an old-tim- e custom so- of the H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean THE SOUTHWEST MOTOR We Also on Private Dinners and ciety. The moetlngs are always Specialize Tents, Awnings and Camp most pastors. well attended and Inspiring 6 a. m. Christian Endeavor . Supplies The older members of tho church Parties. sunrise meeting at Wash- Indian Motorcycles i Porch Curtains Our Specialty. and strangers are cordially Invited, prayer COMPANY An feature of the meet- ington park. Serve Dishes. interesting 9:45 a. m. school. E. B. and Bicycles We Fine Chop Suey and Oriental L. C. ing will bo an Interchange of views Sunday E. Keppeler, Mgr. as to what heaven wifl be like. Crlsty. superintendent. ALBUQUERQl'B NOVELTY J. KASEMAN, Manager 122 West Central. Phone 1043-- 821 W. Gold. Phone 903-- What Is your view? The orchestra 11 a. m. Morning worship. WORKS 211 North Fourth St. Phone 710 Subject: "The Easter Message." Sit South Second St. (Continued on Next .Page.) Solo, "Victory," Miss Grace Stortz; Iv- - Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL) 'April 16, 1922.

I" HI! THE REO DEALER UNIQUE STREET CARS SPEEDY ESSEX "COACH" PREST-O-LIT- E BATTERIES EXPLAINS ORIGIN OF FIRST AUTO BOOK GIVES HINTS TO IN MEXICO BUILT NEGOTIATED FAST RUN NOW SELL BELOW THE FAMOUS "999" SYMBOL ON INSTRUCTIONS OPEN SUNDAYS MOTOR CAR Save from to seventy-fiv- e cent on Used . OWNERS ON DODGE CHASSIS OVER RAILROAD TRACKS 1917 PRICE MARKS OF HISTORIC INTEREST PRINTED IN ARABIC fifty per Parts, Tires, Batteries and Parts, Fenders, Springs, "This, the ending of the winter Almost coincident with the suc- A most remarkable nnd unusual The Prest-O-Li- te Company, inc. Although many automobile truck What Is said to be the first au Bearings, Electrical Equipment, Wheels, Etc. season, is the time when those few cessful in uu Performance was recently made by is determined to lead in the fa- experiment port battery owners in this city are already tomoblle book to be printed In Ar Complete stock of for Overland and Willys-Knigh- t, car owners who did not use their Prince, Haiti, comes a from a standard IV. z wssex uoacn, business during 1922. Its proud parts cars report miliar with the symbol "999" as able has been received the Stude-bak- during the winter are getting Mexico Cily of a system of street which, mounted on flanged rail- boast is, last to increase prices and by all models Oakland Six, Buick Four, er the driving fever," says Mr. lirit-tai- n made a fly- first to reduce. The an- identifying the Oldfield tire for verland at Toledo cars built on Dodge Brothers chas- road wheels, recently recent vehicles it is like- company 4 and Chalmers. Maxwell of the Paulin Motor of Los nouncement of Prest-O-Li- te light motor very 6, Pleasure Cars company. sis. According to William Penbow, ing trip inspection from price In- from their dealer, Mr. Loukaitis at "They are also what Ariz., reductions has had ly that few realize the historic and Reo Chevrolet 490 wondering Dodge Hrothors Mexico City dealer, Angeles, Calif., to Phoenix., the effect of terest surrounds the Cairo, Egypt. trucks, 4, Paige 4, and F. B. should be done before the 1,349.2 over the Santa Fe into that creating - putting tho motor railway was worked out miles, throwing consternation' the of this name. The back is illustrated with view.-o-f and others. car into service. only after a long series of experi- railroad tracks, in 35 hours and 1) "gyp" battery camps, where cheap the motor, of chassis anil "If the car was nice- at an have This was recently explained to the Big saving on tires all performing ments by the Monte Alto Railroad minutes actual running time, batteries been produced trom editor of charts of the various meciranica slightly used, sizes, several ly before putting up for the win- sliced ot 38. 4 miles an which were but sec- the automobile this papei company. For the real test of the uvorage parts nothing C. S. of tperations that go to make ud an good batteries. Now is the time to save money on ter, very little need be done. In practicability of the system a Dodgo hour. onds. by Quickel Albuquerque, automobile. to atten- Prest-O-Li- te local distributor for the Oldfield the summer's Come in fact, nothing require the motor was chosen. The results The Coach came through the The quality and high An illustration of the as a driving. today and let U8 tion of a mechanic. In and line. It appears that in 1893 Henrv car were decisive. gruelling trip perfect shape power batteries of all types have suc- whole, taken in front of Mr. Lou fit you out. , "The is about all that no whatso been reduced to a Ford built the first racing car following "It kicked their cars up the steep- experienced difficulty permanent price in United kaitls' store In Cairo is sriven a should be necessary: est hills and around the worst ever during any ot tho long basis which will not mean a cessfully produced the . part only States "and named it the "999. prominent place In the book. "Drain motor of all old oil and curves at a speed of 26 miles per test, say railroad officers, who rode great saving to battery users, but AUTO COMPANY clean thoroughly with kerosene. in the at Thomas Selling it to Barney Oldfield, king MTOSil hour," says Mr. Bcnbow, "and that Coach., it conquered high just this, guys Morrow, lo of the this master mile B. M. I rlttain. Jr., manager of the Refill with fresh supply of good is about as as man the which mark the cal aisiriouior ior rest-U-Li- te bat- speedways, Just rapid any speed grades f broke one-mi- le Paulin Motor Car Co., spent Wed- oil. Clean transmission flush num- Prest-O-Lit- e age maker the dirt 311 WEST COPPER AVE. case, in his senses wants on that par- Santa Fe route through the teries. "When you buy a nesday and in El Paso with kerosene and refill with fresh ticular railroad." erous mountains encountered. Hudson-- you the track record and right there was Thursday Phone 562. battery buy maximum born the idea that has now ex- on business. We Buy Old Cars Any Condition. lubricant. It requires approximate- The street car chassis weighs ap- Essex officials and railroad of of battery service at the lowest cost. Prest-O-Li- te into a master tire made by ly three quarts for all Reo models. proximately 6,600 pounds, with a ficers, as well, are exceptionally Many batteries have panded Drain old lubricant from rear axle well Essex seen to five a master racer. wheelbase of seven feet. The trans- pleased with perform- three years' service .and "What would be more differential, flush with kerosene mission is adjusted with the origi- ance. Railroad men are of the are still going strong. We look for natural, one-ha- lf Mr. "than thai. and refill. Two and quarts nal rear axle of the Dodge Broth- opinion that the Essex test may the biggest battery business In our Quickel continued, for all semi-floati- and three mean automobiles of a revised this Barney should name the new tire ers' chassis, and sprockets for the that history year.". was then newest of quarts for all full floating axles. chains are in the naves ot may railroad trains after what the Overland, "Remove front placed design replace ideas in automobiles? The new always a good investment, now the greatest automobile value in America wheels, cleaning the wheels. The diameter of the in making certain trips. FOR PIKE'S PEAK full 30x3 hearings and hubs thoroughly and wheels is 22 Inches. With this car tire is a size, Inch, four with Ply and it has everything in its repack grease. the railway company claims to be RACES ON SEPT. 4 manufacture the "The foregoing covers lubrication able to carry 40 passengers and "REPAIR YOUR CAR that master speed- of bear- ster's 30 years' experience can bring the main units. Clutch with the addition of a trailer 80 can The ing, unlversals, spring shackles, bo The NOW" IS CAMPAIGN fourth annual Pike's Peak to it." transported. trip hill climbing races will take place, The Oldfield "999" Is The men "steering gear, steering spindles, fan from Mexico into the who make it City interior axle STILL IN PROGRESS this year on September 4 over the a forward step in tire bearings, rear and bearing, takes about an hour. Pikes auto motor-rall-rna- Peak highway, the high- not only offering economies brake shaft, steering, reach and The operation of the d est automobile oonnecting rods are no less im- has been so successful that highway in tho as far as price is concerned, but A good is to fol flii., ciflntr it xrmt .o,it tn liQVn it world. The starting will be at the going a long way to solving the are as of portant. practice the Monte Alto five-mil- officials are plan- e station and the finish at of the most miles for the just proud low systematically all lubricating ning to add eight or ten more cars ready on time. Garages, repair- problem on one side of car, men and accessory dealers are the topmost point on Pikes Peak. money. points starting of similar construction. Railroad cus- To the car at front and working to rear, or officials in sending out warnings to their making tho best time, Desague, San Rafael will regardless of class or event, goe from rear to front, and then go and Atlixco are also studying the tomers that the spring rush in like manner. Deat ail rccoras. mere are mi the Penrose trophy in addition to oyer opposite side possibilities fur similar cars in their Cash "Additional comfort can be ob- territories. more cars than ever before and cash prize money. prizes for EASY TERMS tained as well as add to the life of not many more shops. the contest total $2,100. With this novel use of Dodge ' The course 12 OPEN SUNDAYS the springs, by lubricating between Brothers' Wise motorists are having their is miles and 2,200 chassis, says Mr. Benbow, cars rush feet in length and at any cars the leaves. If no leaf wedge or the Mexican officials are ushering repaired now, before tho point is at a Bcrew driver starts. will service, can run abreast or pass in safety. USED CAR spreader hand, in a new phase of transportation in They get quick events can be used, by between The are to be as follows: driving mat country. Event 1 to A. A. A. classi- leaves at a point near the end of chassis Is also (Jivery of repair parts. Two weeks Open Dodge Brothers' fication clas3 "C" cars, with a pis- each lower leaf. Use a thin oil used on the same type of street or a monin laier n may uiko xwiee which has been mixed a mall or threo times as for the same ton displacement of 183 cubic BARGAINS Jnto railways In Haiti. In both Instances long inches or less. amount of graphite, or what is the choice of wa.i work, , this equipment Event 2 to A. A. A. classi- Tour-in- g, known on the market as 'Oildag.' based on the unusual In expectation of the flood of Open 1919 Olds Eight powerfulness, ac- - fication class "C" cars, with a pis- squirting between leaves with hand economy and reliability of the repair business that is coming, a excell the oil to drain to- nuauri, ilaalnra an,l rnnaipmnn hcivn ton displacement of 1S3 to 300 cub- dandy, oiler, allowing Dodge Brothers' engine, which has ic inches. foTibttds ward center of leaf before remov- ad- started a it now" campaign. ent tires $650 long since won the complete "repair Event 3 to A. A. A. ing screw driver, miration of the natives. iiie wnuie oujeet ul una Open classi- 1921 Nash Model is of fication class "D" cars, with a pis- Sport ras "Clean and set spark plug points. to show motorists the wisdom the men high-price- d, Clean and reset breaker If needed mado now, ton displacement over 300 cubic rains like a new one. thai work on points. having repairs inches. storage battery has not been placed INTERESTING TOPIC rather than later. The "repair it See it "hand-picke- d" ease .$1100 cars are of what in storage, have battery inspected DISCUSSED BY BUICK now" campaign will help to. 1920 Nash Six Tour- they and recharged, it necessary, by off the peak load of work that AN INDICATOR FOR BACKING. A cut on A-- make battery expert." SALES MANAGER would otherwise swamp the acces- small notch the under ing, rebuilt, in l. and with a better reason. It's a sory and repair trade. side of the steering wheel rim, in order a position nearest the driver, will running ...$750 achievement to turn out so ESSEX NOTES It is a generally recognized fact greatly ant when backing the car 1921 Ford Sedan in ex- greater fine that there have never been greater in a straight and narrow direction. cellent a car at so low a Away over in north Africa and values available to motor car pur- Before making the notch simply running order price. southern France the Essex is de- chasers than there are today. While S CHVRCH NOTES. set the wheels in a straight posi- $550 livering the same high grade of fine motor cars have sold for less tion. When backing, If the mark 1920 Ford See service on an economical basis as money never have there been so 44 be to one 'side or to the other, it Touring. right here at home, Paul E. Ver- many opportunities to get such 4r44 naturally shows that the wheels this one $365 non, 22 Reade street. New York complete transportation values for (Continued from Preceding Page.) are not straight. 1918 Buick 4 just over- city, finds. He recently completed the money as offered by the pres- auto ent season. In comparison with will play Faure's "The Palms." The WHY IS OIL USED? hauled $375 a six weeks' trip there. will lead. "Have owned my Essex two years a car of five or six years ago, a pastor The lubricating of the working Twenty-fiv- e others car ot today, bearing the same Si'i'vlOcs. an automobile to rang- and have driven it 13,000 mllles, A will parts of is pre cost in- name, is similar only in its most Beautiful musical program vent two of that ing in price from $150 with a of $3.55 for repairs, be at the any pieces metal, cluding one spark plug," J. J. Mar- general aspects. The changes and given morning service, are working one against the other, up. We will make a rea- "This improvements, coming logically expressive of tho Eaister hope. The from Tins is accom- tin, Childress, Texas, writes. will on theme. touching. sonable allowance car has made this on the from years' of experience in devel pastor speak the plished by having a film of oil be- for mileage a "What Shall the Mean original tires. I get about 17 miles oping the car. have resulted in Eastertide tween these two metals, and upon your old car. Come in and new and difierent car a better to You and to Me? What Shall it this film of oil the life per gallon of gasoline and as for Mean to Our Are we depends talk it over myself will always own an Essex." car. Church? of all the bearings, cylinders, pis- today. The As a concrete example of this ready for a manifestation of God's etc. management of the Norfolk. in our we will- tons, rings, Va., automobile show offered $1,000 difference in old and modern mo power midst? Are to the of a for- to 130-inc- credit automobile at tor cars, consider the Buick. The ing pay price great Emerson Cower, repre- Teioy't Overland: 25 miles thi fallen; bahei enamel h ifiHn 1 toward any - ward which shall make factory htiy; finlih; show to the Buick of fivo or six- years ago is movement, sentative of the Reo Motor Car Co., 550 the lady selling the our TOURING, ; ROADSTER, $550 ( COUPE, $895 number of tickets. Mrs. comparable to tho Buick of today church a new church?" and in Al- $850; SEDAN, greatest in In the the service will spent Monday Tuesday I0MPAHY t. b. W. 8. Mays, of Norfolk, won it. One name and principle only. Take evening' buquerque conferring with tho lo- o. Toledo to tho 1922 motor, for instance. It begin at 7 o'clock that an oppor- Mr. guess as what automobile she be to hear cal Reo dealer. Gower says 311 .elected. You're right. And what is larger and more powerful; the tunity may afforded the conditions throughout the country West Copper Ave. sizes of the valves, piston pins and musical programs given in thj model did she take? The Coach, other churches. The are greatly improved. of course. She's driving her new main hearings ure considerably lar- special Easter Essex now. ger. The rocker arms have larger musical program of this church SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY bearing surface and are automati will be given next Sunday evening. . cally lubricated ns well as enclosed. This evening the pastor will speak Oil and water have on the theme, Rolling Away tho PHONE 710 capacities Stone." been increased, the fan is larger 211-21- 3 North and of improved design, nnd the Men's Ciub. Fourth Street. Albuquerque, N, M. J lighting, starting and ignition sys-te- A great meeting of the men is Xasli Deads tlie World in Motor is great improved. On the planned for Wednesday evening. An Car Value 1922 motor Is an automatic heat attempt is being made to havo control for the carburetor, which every man that is interested in tho is decided advance. church present. There will be Where there was a cone clutch stirring talks and refreshments a six years ago. there is now a spe- real The organiza cial disc clutch, which Is extremely tlon of tho men of tho church, 1 1 CAR positive, yet gentle In engagement. already begun, will be completed. iThe universal Joint is an integral The enthusiasm that is manifested (part of the transmission case, of in this movement is certainly en- stronger and improved construc- couraging. Nothing like It has 1 tion, automatically lubricated. been seen In the present minister's it' Andrrr member the lowest first Grease cups have been replaced pastorate. This comes ap- ife ihe lowest Yes,$ for a with the meeting itl'i I I A cost, upkeep and the Battery NA by the .'.lomite system, spring propriately during the week follow- resale value of motor Is IkCav highest any longer and improved. ing Easter, as those promoting it 1H1 SI shows wonderful improve-- !j Yer Prest-O-Plate- Ihe body i believe that it is going to prove a W 1925 s ment In design, workmanship, fin-jis- h resurrection experience In the and roominess, including im- church a new church In spirit and proved cushion springs and uphol-sterin- program and enthusiasm. No man To the best of our belief, making valuable contribu- who Is interested in the welfare of tions to the Puick of today. the church should miss this meet- It is a top-quali- ty bat- The $19.90 price is our spirit that says the car Come and start the ball model. trade-i- n for Nash leads all American ing. help ' tery, too, no special price a owner must be pleased. WILCOX GETTING IN those as for makes Better than "just battery popular t How is your battery motor car in Church School. boxes. of companies TRIM FOR SPEEDWAY A very interesting feature of the good" light cars. We have working anyhow? If its the extent to which each last Sunday session of the church A real Prest-O-Lit- e, built correspondingly low prices pulse is low, if it lacks vi- -, A dispatch from Indianapolis school was a program presented by famous Prest-O-Plate- s. for Prest-O-Lit- e the and around the Batteries tality, come around, no' says: "Don't make any difference primary beginners' depart- for car is actually of its own to me whether there is snow, sleet ments. It was greatly enjoyed. The plates of other types of cars. matter what make it is, or sunshine on the track," remark-le- d These departments haie had al unusual com- Prest-O-Li- te Batteries and let our the winter hardness, battery manufacture and pro- Howdy Wilcox, who has been growth during bined with por- are specified as original running his Peugeot over the local and promise much for the future peculiar ev-ie- the school. In The with 87 We never duced in its own speed path two or three times of the Bible drill osity. plates equipment by leading tell you your bat? plants. week this winter, In prepara- a wonderful knowledge of the New ready power in winter and manufacturers, and backed tery is through until it. is. 500-rftil- O Testament on the of the for the International part pupils heat-resistin- g, Prest-O-Lit- tion the regular e It is our to the jrace to be held May 30. "You see, wasshown. great, by job prolong FOtRS and SIXES non-buckli- ng he explained, "I've been over that strength in guaranty, a generous, def- life of any good battery. track so much I know every brick PRESBYTERIAN, summer. inite a Drive around In it. Can't fool me on that course." Christian Endeavor. obligation, plus today. Wilcox works a day or so on his Sunday, April 16, 5:45 a. m. car making changes and then takes The Christian society will hold i the car to the speedway to try it a sunrise prayer meeting and praise AUTO COMPANY HOOVER MOTOR out. He won in 1919. service this morning at 5:45 o'clock wmm In Washington park. Special fea- EXCKKSIVK OASOMXE tures of the meeting will be the DISTRIBUTORS CONSUMPTION. singing of the old and familiar 313-31- 5 West Silver. Albuquerque, N. M. COMPANY Kxcesslvo use of gasoline Is due hymn and also short talks by to a faulty carburetor adjustment, members of the society. Addison Salesmen! Earn More a poorly designed carburetor or Moore Is in charge of the program. C 416-41-8 West Copper manifold, or to keeping the A cordial invitation is extended to engine cylinders at too low a tem- mombers of other young peoples' perature because the water in the societies. There will be no Chris- THE cooling Eystem Is too cold. tian Endeavor oervice this evening. OLDJXlim Thousands of salesmen now AWWOUMCEMEM TRHUDSONiy using Ford Runabouts have in- creased their earning capacity - 35 & r- - up to and more. A point ILS i well worth your serious consid- eration. The entire expense On and After May 1, 1922, All Repair Work and including operation and main- tenance exceeds railroad Pull up whera Paris Will Be Sold on a Cash Basis. rarely you see this sign Strictly fares. Let us prove how a Ford Runabout will help you earn HUDSON Sy LAUDERBAUGH MOTOR more money. Terms if desired. COMPANY Quickel Auto & Supply Co. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, . Phone 750 Fifth Street and Gold Ave. Sixth Street and Central Avenue v BELEN ACTO M PHONE 855 COMPANY, BEL1SN, N. Prest-O.Lite- Reliable A Dependable Headquarters for 's special battery for radio purposes Cart House