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ALL COFJFERENGE GOIElffiT 10 I OLE fiTUTIC ZONE U3BDA6SHTER bsgesI iHESIEII ROOF FALLS; i ) A ICCIICC MUM GET OF I SHE m ssi evhkc , ,1111 ,1 Belli m u.ilLH,CU IV ua S II GRIP 0 IWWWbW III Ihb n DCDcniso on irwrn tee. will h w.n organized in 1919. SOLVED SHORTLY i?d u ever having conducted a " ullils EAliS 'i- printed a poster or paid Ivcrtlsement, it lias raised in $190,000 in voluntary if TRAFFIC S Carriers Whose Receipts SCORES HUH - KILLED; PiM Were in Excess of Six Per &i X. ' ) ' t ti tiind about J.".0,000 has I envoysjelieve C-- A I e n t to Constantinople, where Cent Must Divide on a d most of the refugees wsm: to Po- - Arms Par- ou-o- u $.14,000 Progress of tlie oasis, nuimy. St. J la 1 l 0 to Finland nnd $10.- -' BUZZARD IS ORE OF. THE MOS .,A Multln Little ley" Was Blocked Satur- BsiiLDiSiG GIVES Is.1-!- ! provinces. r for" t in i f SS.noo has been expend-e- By Washington, Jan. 28. for Russians in day the Shantung 6llir needy more I HIST ES which earned than States, very few having Deadlock and the Storm, ei? SEVERE lil ORY, upon the value of their y to reach this m show ill the country, wi used mmi transportation '.O'' me million exiles nro now period from .Septembc V ), to MEDIAT0RYEFF0RT arc d un extreme destitution nud of January J.' 1921. 4? K J f 111 , , various All Has Nearly Thirty Inches der an order issue nv tnei countries alotig OF HARDING AWAITED Is Confusion for Hours After the Crash Washington ff. border, according to Dela- Interstate Commeri. mmissio - Snow; Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, to turn half of the exc. A so earned hing princess Cantacu- While Police, Firemen, Marines and Sol- over to the :ii former friends nnd Settlement Is Expected This Columbia Are Bear- government. who have succeeded in ware and the District of The order as Issued by the com- Week the diers Strive to Bring Forth These Buried mission makes effective sections of nig with her since her Along Compro- the All Business is act. of 1920 and from ltUHala in 1918. mise Under the ing Brunt; Practically the transportation JC Tv V Lines Suggested By Debris; Collapse During a Show. prescribes rules for the application of those sections. the President, Suspended. AS-or- i Tho transportation act, in addi- flPV THE AT O PltFSS.) ' The Anoc1r.t(-i- l PrpBR ) Jan. 28. PTtESS.) tion to providing that until March (u Washington, The bod ies of twelve (BY THK ASSOCl,TF.I 1, 1922, rates should be mado hv 28 the As- 28. More than 24 hours of con-tino- us Washington, Jan. jhy dead from the Kniclixtacker theater collapee had Washington, Jan. the Interstate Commerce Commb sociated Press). The Shiintung hc2n covered middle Atlantic sion sufficient to give the railroads gathered late tonifV .i the First Church of snow had tonight the and d at lease 5 per cent on their prop- tieup Washington's Christ, Scientist, near the theater. These with as a center to a depth f--J I combined to block arms twelve section, Washington erties, provided for the recover! "Wf t vNisLH again added to of caused of bv of of all V conference but the police reports others brought the death of a foot to nearly thirty inches; suspension the government half progress today, toll to seventen. and shut the amount earned by any road delay did not dim prevailing con- but many dead or alive no one all business; disrupted transportation 0 practically over per cent. fidence conference is- knew were still held beneath the most of the in their homes. were that all the fallen roor. population General increases granted': sues soon forward officials said was in rates in and e'urins; the last would be carried The storm, which weather bureau li20 to in and exceeded in the four months of the year, while solution. Washington, Jan. 28. Fifteen persons at least are one of the most severe history mil-- 1 as traffic volumes were large, I So far Shantung was concerned believed to have been killed and scores of snow fall by the blizzard of February, were in c i . ? 1 , It injured tonight depth only road earnings reported UL .ft f was a day of waiting for the in the of the coast from its cess of the li per cent clause but forj f effort of President collapse under the weight two feet of snow on 1809, was moving slowly tonight up .,11 ...rti.tViu lel-l- cn mediatory ,.f lrv rf find Harding to have its effect at Pe- the roof of the Knickerbocker a motion ott 1 theater, picture position during the day Virginia far in 922 the returns havo not MY t . A and Tokio. All indications house 111 weather nt 6 o clock, king located in the heart of Honoris to weather oureau cal bureau Indicated that any sum could be Jo next Washington's fashionable the snow tonight continued to fall i4 pointed a decision early northwest section. showed that the Carolinas, Virginia, collected by the government under week and all delegates appeared Delaware and the Dis- in tlie Philadelphia vicinily. the law. confident deeision would Two hours and a Maryland, Traffic has bexn hard hit. Only-on- In that the half after the crash, which occurred trict of Columbia, were bearing the The statute also provided that be for a settlement along tlie lines about 0 train has reached Philadelphia case excess earnings wero recap- o'clock, definite information as to the number of brunt ot the storm. from while the of the compromise supported by . Washington today, tured the government, the meet-lug- s dead and was Washington, however, appeared officials re- by the president. Poth of the injured wholly lacking as well as estimates to ho the comer of tho heavy fall, Pennsylvania railroad money should be paid Into a special for because of of more than 200 Pullman to planned today the number of those in the theater at the time these weather bureau measurements ported fund for the purpose of lending . : were cancelled. the cars tied up between here and Nor- ; the storm 'me estimates from ISO showing the depth to be closely ap- railroads and repaying advances k meeting was to have brought the ranging to 500, although the theater two a half feet folk, Va. the to the to- one proaching and In the made by government .lapanc.se and Chinese delegates of the finest, motion picture houses in the has the record fall of three feet All shipping Philadelphia railroads. to Shan- city, against has likewise been tied up. No gether begin drafting a accommodations for more in 1 809. port was a than 2,000 spectators. vessels wero in or out of tung treaty, and the other The names of Virtually rarulyy.ccl. moving of ilio subcom- tlie dead had rescuer using gas torches to cut Capital the harbor. proposed session been The capital was virtually paraly- mittee considering the Chinese ascertained by the police through the accumulated mass of zed ns to activities of all kinds. 'FARCE, FRAUD, Trinccss Kasiorn ' i i' w im-se- in this Cantacuzene nt her desk nt headquarters for the American railway. insutncrs. aim steel nnd concrete reached tho The city awoke snowed The Japanese-Chines- e follow: see uon wnere be unable to cope CHILDREN SUFFERING Central Committee lor Kussiau Udief. postponed It was lievci! most morning and was It was had nothing Tl. i f the US. meeting, said, MPS. P. COVKI.I.. dead nnd Injured were. the day with the rapidly FROM EXPOSURE FOUND Washington. Jan. (Kperial.) "They are tin real to do with the Tsingteo-Tslnanf- u during - Russians," MISS COSTLKY. The roof se. meel to rest almost cars on the Alter a. ic descending fall. Street JUDGE OF residence of twenty year she explains, "tho business, profes-ientif- railroad Issue over which the Shan- on the for a while IN THEIR CABIN HOME SMS in Ku.-si-a, Cantacu-zon- o, WILLIAM floor, scartely more than principal lines managed Princess sional and si elements, to- - tung negotiations are deadlocked, TPACKV, a member a foot nnd a half in tho to struggle along who was born in tho White her with of separating the early day gel thousands of skilled but wan to have into the orchestra. lowermost and-t- he rn-ss.- merely put debris floor but as the wore on made an The Associated House ilio of who al- day (Ily uurtiig presidency workmen fought for Kussiii treaty languace the agreements P. II. F.AKXIOST. level. All of the debris wa.s cov- almost complete surrender. St. 28. chil- (jeneral Grant, her r, and tho allied auso sub- ve- Louis, Jan. Three grandfulhi and against ready ri ached on collateral Two unidentified. ered with the snow had Automobiles and other motor GAMP has n turned to Washington. With mill own which dren suffering from exposure were TRASH boshi'vism, it their flag jects. Among the injured, aceonling weighted so heavily upon the roof. hicles likewise were unable to cope her liuHhand and daughter she is while they con d and then in the ' Difference of View-- with tho snow and the brought to a charitable institution - to reports to the pnlbe and hospi- Standing up through the debris, tonight rpendin': tlie winter with her moth- allied armies. They brought their Tn the Chinese Kastern railway tals. however, and streets of Washington were lined today from their cabin home near cr, Mrs. Frederick Dent at families Were: stark rngge, Wpr0 Uraut, out with them, not daring discussions, which are a part of Mrs. li. J. Prown, Walter 1'i'd th." pillars that had tho with abandoned cars. Thayer, Mo., where they were her home in Xew to leave them nego- supported Disabled Veterans' national llampshiroavenue. behind, where they the Far Kastern committee P. Hoe Pios-wai- l balconies and The snowfall here practically found neighbors cuddled about In buKi-in- g C". J Say, ,L I'axt 4he roof. by the old War nt would have been the first victims tiations, differences of view have of The site of the halted governmental activities and the body of their mother, who is Criticises Seventeenth where of North Adams. Mass., a theater, bein? nt sched- Commander street, General bolshevik tyranny, and many of developed which in any case seem student n the. Intersection of two caused postponement of two said to have frozen to death. Grant had his office his in at loorgctnw university, nr three meet- in at during tliem, spite of bravo efforts at likely to delay decision for several bach: Mrs. S. streets, was 3 Conditions School 1 fractured principal od the uled armament conference The children, aged to 10, said term as of war in H6.". are for- deter- Henry light by secretary destitute In days while tlie powers fully Howell. Henry T. lYaeiuroil glow of street lights which a few ings. their father left homo two weeks while the State, War and Navv eign lands at the of tho mine attitudes. Lacey, Thousands of government em- ago he was to visit Chillicothe, 0. mercy their respective ribs: ,L L. Iiuiiand, cuts and blocks distant shed a soft glow on saying going building nerofH the street wai lemposit which is over the Chi- .1. walked to work and many his sick mother and he has not sweeping the It was said tonight that bruises: Mrs. .. Hurland. cuts the mantle of bikiw which covered ployes TIlB Amnrlnlrd under construction, she ha'3 opened world. nese Eastern problem might be- and the- - others, living In outlying sections been heard from since. They said (By riff tho bruises; Tomasso Asserto, K. city. noon bu- .. Jan. 28. Thai vo- hcKdqua j'tera for American "These refugees, mostly women, come one of tho most difficult of J. llowpii, Mis. Firemen and soldiers staved home. At many their mother forced all the hod Cincinnati, com-ilttc- e re- Injuries serious; hastily for cational at Camp 8her-m- central for Russian children and wounded men, are the lesser Issues of the conference 11, ,T. Powen, Marie rushed from Walter Reed reaus dismissed their employes on when ran training ; leg broken; military clothing them they "a. lief, the on'.;f ma kin.-- "no demand on our of situation of tho huffHft.'il , :htlllco)he, O., U fare, nmniitiou' uiding charity, becvjss the ,be.'r. .John Kleiiiier, iielle Hcmbo. r the cllv tho day. outoX fuel. of , refugceM o;i.:;iiIe itivsia. never out, and I would not in Siberian and one-nin- Affected and a fraud" is the statement made crying road, partly partly Hugh Nesbit, son the j endeavored to find an in Storm Congress. t "The We nil bo Washington only-for- this hur.'ians help gave the first them in Chinese ( ' C Congress also was effected, by Judge Robert R Marx of beggar nmong territory. luinjrniiiii'iii IIM! IMIIlSaS ll.V the debris but tile heavv fdrol and to STUDENTS TO RESUME commander of the they had to the allied cause. They nor spoil the dignity of their It. became increasingly apparent, Star; !:. W. Richmond. Hubert concrete defied their senators answering city, national are now hun- efforts except and a bare handful of Disabled American Veteran of the dyitiT from cold nnd martyrdom, nut In them rests the today that the big question in tlie illiams. who,, reinforced with anil the roll call STUDIES NEXT MONDAY ger, refug'e:', from bob lit vism. economic was what picks house, members being present. Both World War, iu a report presented! reconstruction of their Shantung controversy All was confusion for hours gas and acetylene tore lies. ."Hoars brief ses- In to Martin H. They did their part. Will you do native land, and in justice we owe degree of control is to be. re- after the crash while fire- of the inlurcd could he heard houses adjourned after HOUSED INARMY TENTS Washington today thorn police, sions and committees of bot.i Madden, chairman of the committee yours?" gratitude for their help tained by the Japanese over the men, marines from the nearby with the comnKiriels of the This Is the of the commit- - Tsingtao-Tsinanf- u which houses were compelled to postpone on appropriation of tlie house of slogan through our past." railway barracks and soldiers from Walter fire chiefs and the military. com- (Ily The Amurlntrd I"rc.) is China is for it. With that Peed hearings when witnesses and San Jan. 28. representatives. The report tlie paying military hospital strove toj Peyond the lines firs', established to show up. Francisco, Calif., made out of tho way, it Is conceded, poiie'e- - mittee members failed Housed in tents, students of result of a personal visit by burrow beneath the mass of by the and la'er taken over Washing- army settlement of the ether details, debris and those! bv foplie-rs- Train service between the Mission high school, destroyed Judge Marx to the camp. PACKING STRIKE IN bring forth thousand cithered. wor.ld was prac- been will be easy. buried Those ,e I ton and the outside by fire last week, are to resume "The school rooms havo thereunder. yon. the fire lines mid- ST. LOUiS CALLED Postponed! Questions. ! tical ly suspended from last their studies next Mi made over ill a makeshift fashion mn OFF Scores had been removed eluded men anil women known nday morning, Ill but seldom Marx in the "In the While the other important pro- the edges of the debris and hur- night until early today, according to school authorities. The says report. wait- throughout the country senators, used snow fighting apparatus was electrical school, which has an en til (Ilj- Tho AsKiclatdl I'rrMi.) jects of tho conference are ried to hospitals', but representatives, min- tents were used by the student army police ambassadors, soon after day- were St. Mo., .bin, 2X. ing for a Shantung settlement tlie fur 2 4 bonis in Num- brought into play corps of the school and rollment of eighty, there only Iouis, The - battling the isters and society leaders. and training n aro the pus- break and intermittent greatly were rescued from the blaze. thirty-seve- men actually present DELAYEO SI triko of packing bouse employes delegates assessing heavy snow storm wero unable to bers of those behind the lines had maintained. nihilities of the licit i delayed service was The will attend the tent and of this number only two were in St. IXHiis has been called off. questions cheek i on the number of those friends whom they believed to have those from pupils II ntto business, ho decided afterward anil taken to the' or in trains, especially re- Kuhn, accnt of thelmist whether been the theater when the crash Many and all school, it was stated, pending doing anything. the for a hospitals the south, wero annulled, building of the institution or their Thn enuinment. he Fald, was Amalgamated Meat Cutler, nn.liare preparing ground any, or how many, had died after came nnd they appcaleel to those were late. lllltcher Wnrknru r.f Voi-l- A m i,r- - discussion Ot till' twenty-on- e of those arriving hours transfer to other city high schools. such as could be picked up around PIGKFORD CASE reaching the hospitals, maintaining the lines either to let GnW'H Swept t'oyst Cities. nnv abandoned camp. Students ica. Local 545. announced today, iuiands unci other cu ca Kveiy fire station was called them through or give them fomei While Washington was battling told him the reason were tions. upon t send ts crew to the Idea as to the number ot dead or that they In conference circles there with the snow. Norfolk, Newport PRIMATE OF BELGIUM not working was that equipment Chicago, Jan. 2S. The strike In "m,y scene anil the collection of fire injured. News and Portsmouth. Virginia, At- not come. the ki. Tj.uIq nnekimr ciiinu "low is a feeling that if Shantung is fighting added to The samp snowfall cause.! coast HAS ARRIVED IN ROME had Taken Until to of apparatus only which lantic City, N. J., and other Not a student was in the plumb Adjournment practically been off for three returned China, many the the oonf usion. the collapse of the theater's roof cities were being swept by the to Marx. weeks." Hennis Lane, secretary of objectionable features of the With the arrival of the mar- also worked to lessen th" number AMMTiited ing school, according Tuesday to Cave Defense will severe gales. (By The Trcsa.) There was a dearth of equipment the Uutchrr Workers International "demands" program already ines, however, order began to be of those in the crash, for the thea- large tobacco warehouses Home, Jan. 28 (by the Associated case in the to sain an- have been removed. It is not restored. onlv one In sec- Three under hero as also was tho Counsel an Opportunity union, today, following ter, being the that nt Danville, Va., collapsed Press). Cardinal Mercier, primate he declared. nouncement of the official calling expected that any definite No warning was given as the tion, usually Is filled even to stand- other of bakery, in , bo on the weight or snow and all Belgium, arrived in Home, today "It looked like real work was Argue Nevada. off of the strike from St. Louis. action can taken wall era lied, the roof breaking in ing room on week end nights. The warehouses there were ordered after a journey across Italy that in school." "The situation there is different tho subject, present sentiment on the iic.-ul- of the amlieni-- with was one a num- being done the tailoring to a course theater building of closed. resembled a triumphal procession. the .said. "There were only (Ily The AhMiriiKril Prcsd.l from most places," Mr. Lane said. apparently pointing a noise like thunder, crushing ber owned by Harry M. Crandall. were en- report like taken in to Siberi- Indications late in the day Ilia reception was especially men who seemed to San Jan. 2S. "There were a few men out that regard seats and as it fell. It and was a.- one of the cease in two or three Francisco, Calif., only a, which will on con- occupants regarded that the snow wvuld thusiastic at Milan, where large It in So and most ot the houses slfned a spread the w.i.s more than nn hour before the most beautiful In the the be Idle and appeared that The prosecution announced lay up ference records views of the city. Washington and vicinity during crowds greeted him at tho station struction was being given." new agreement seve ral weeks ago, the weather bureau officials with cheers of "Leong live Bel- that the end of its rebuttal ti several governments. night, -- The shoe repairing school, the after which practically all the men said, and bo succeeded tomorrow gium," Long live Cardinal Mer was the busiest in mony was "in sight" In the e returned to work." with A renort stated, by partly cloudy weather cier." large crowd cheered him trial of a. man.' laughter ci large Secretary Lane reported no de- SIQEJS TO below on arrival in the camp. '.ORANGES AND LEMONS II HELM SITES temperatures freezing. Home, "We did not find a single stu against Una oo C. (Fatty) velopments in the strike situation Reports that tho cardinal had satisfaction at other western IN CALIFORNIA BADLY 1 dent who expressed .in connection with packing plants TnAPFIO TCF.YSTOXF, been taken ill preceded him from of or buckle, the vote to remain STOHM with tho methods teaching Miss mo- following Friday BE ARTICIFATED IfJ BEFORE STATE HIT BY Milan. The cardinal seemed dis with the course of Instruction he death of Virginia Pappe, on etrike. DAMAGED BY THE COLD tressed over this and asked that his was Marx paid, tion picture actress. At th ' conclu- 28. With a friends in ho receiving," Judge Philadelphia, Jan. America be told that "Many of the students wanted to sion of tho session, adjournment (My The AMtcKiittcd 1'rritH.l six-inc- h recorded by the lo was well. REFUGEES REPORTED 2H. Tlie dam- CPENIR& OF depth feeling go home but wero afraid to nsk was talion until Tuesday to permit Washington, Jan. SACRED COLLEGE BY age caused by tho recent cold wave fearing they would be dropped Gavin McNab, chief defense coun- DYING THOUSANDS from entirely and thus lu California to tho orange crop training sel, to before the Nevada will to 20 Do the chance for rehabilita argue The AfthorlHlrel IVesc.) amount to per cent, H. losing (By on to HAS 10 MILLION AGUES OF tion." state supremo court on Mon lay in New York, Jan. 28. Jewish ref depending locality unci the Will Be Three More Requiem Masses, In It lemon crop about 3 5 the to an action ti dissolve some 150,000,1 per cent, opposition ugees numbering of suid in DISCOVERS the divorce of Pickfurd, mo- who are struggling through winter department ugriculttire Which Four cr Five Cardinals Will Partici- PROFESSOR Mary . a statement Mut-sia- today based on reports COAL LARDS, FIHLAY REPORTS tion picture star. snows from soviet to their from A BLUE CATERPILLAR former homes in Lithuania and its agents in the state. The fcr a New Is Set to The prosecution announced after statement added that it would be pate; Balloting Pope Letvia, are dying by thousands two tho adjournment today that it e. from accord- about weeks, however, before 3. TO THE STATE TAX COMMISSION (By Tlie Amoclntrd Prowl.) to consume all of typhus and exposure, estimates could be made. Begin on February New Jan. the As- pected Tuesday ing to a cable receive! from complete York, 28(hy In its rebuttal testimony, but would today "The damage from the cold wave sociated Press.) Discovery of the Leonard G. Robinson, former pres- in (Tly Tho AecKiirbetrd rrcsn.) t bi- surely close finally on Wednesday. the citrus region of southern f iitiiiwi.s i!i:iF, first blue caterpillar known to ident of the Cosmopolitan bank by Jan. 2S tho Associat- to the Tho defense has not Indicated if It California is very spotted," said the Rome, (by TO ATTI'.M) COXCI.AVK Are ology has been reported the Jewish joint distributing statement. "Los Ber- Metal Mines Valued at Approximately Association for the Ad- will put in testimony. Angeles, ;an ed Press.) Only certain religious American n de- nardino and Riverside be- Jan. 2S the Associated vancement of Science Dr. John The care is expected to reach counties rites prescribed by canonical law, Rome, (by of Which by cision of next week. ing the hardest hit.' With the arrival $19,500,000, $15,000,000 Is Owned H. Gerould, professor ot zoology before the end in which the cardinals will be par- Press.) today of Jlrbiittal Witnesses. According to advices received at Cardinals Dal-h- at Dartmouth college. the ticipants, remain before the sacred Mercier, Kakowsky, the Chino but- Mrs. Katherlne Fox, Chicago, S department of agriculture, re- By Copper Company; Appraisal The scientist was breeding OEM-WILL- wlf-il- and Cscrnoch, and Mrs. Kate T,os An- about ten per cent of the navel or- college is locked the Vatican archbishops terflies In his moratory In Han- Hardebeek, spectively, of Brussels, Warsaw, Reduces Their Net Valuation. one he found geles, friends of Miss Pappo for ange crop has already been ship- walls to choose the successor of over, N. H., when day is L'O Posen and eve nation cat- more than ten years, were put on ped. The balance damaged 1'ope I'.cnedict XV. liudapest, ry the blue stranger. Ordinarily to 50 on local- to on plants, are tho stand by the prosecution today per cent, depending There will be three more ality expected have delegates at (SPFCIAL CORRFSrONDKXCE TO MORXI! .TOtUXAt) erpillars, feeding to Miss BOUT SOUGHT BY ity. It will bo about two weeks the green. rebut defense evidence that in which four or conclave which is to elect a Santa Fe, Jan. 2S. New Mexico in the mine made 11 complete can be made, requiem masses, appraisal by The next day move blue visitors liappe died as the result of reports successor to l'ope Benedict XV., is has 10,000,000 acres of coal lands, J. R. Finlay and staff for the Dr. chronic bladder ailment, which ev- "The damage to lemons is esti- five cardinals will take part, and to out- appeared. Breeding them, mated this to be about 35 represented except America. enough last, at the present state tax commission and Just found bred and idenced Itself in hysteria and other at time after that the conclave will begin. for 60,000 It Is shown Gerould they true, per cent. Two lemon pro- The death of Cardinal Almaraz put, years. filed with that body. Of this he decided that they were what is visible paroxysms, and that her NEW YORK SPORT largo On Monday mass will be sung in t some ns In death was not due to the attack ducing districts had a light freeze. y Santos, archbishop of Toledo, a total, ,6,600,000 acres art known to biologists a "sport." 'All cut in California the yistine chapel by Cardinal Dc described as the was caused against Arburkle. Poth crops southern few days ago, has reduced the num actually containing this case, "sport" charged are Hven Im Ijni, while Cardinals tiranito, I'om-pl- lj coal, with a small fraction h a mutation in the digestive sys- testified that, had known Miss severely damaged. ber for cardinals to - only they , did not escape, to and will assist. In the foreign twenty- WEATHER leased or owned by coal com- tem.which resulted in cells absorb Kappo in Chicago and Los Angeles, perial valley Caglero nine, if one includes Cardinal ll Theatrical matoes and peas being a total loss, connected with the abso- Merry i panies. the blue In the cnioro-phy- and, with one exception, she never Brady, Producer, ceremony ing only lution the tomb Cardi- Del Val, a native of Spam, but a All the coal mines of the stale of tho plants. showed any visible signs of Illness Places in at Tuesday, time resident ef aro of $50,000 BankX" nal Vivo will be the celebrant, and long Rome, appraised at a value of later experiment caused the any sort. Tho exception was ' (. ardmals FORECAST. ,A saved." Francisca-.N'ava- , Merrv Cavalcanti, of Brazil; which Includes a suffic- to conclude that blue testified to by Mrs. Hardebeek, As a Forfeit and Guaran ru" Cardinals of of Denver, Colo.. Jon. 28. New zoologist Begin, Canada; Herrera, San ient and fair valuation of the existed all the time, but who said that Miss Itnpne was I Del Val, Caglino, and Mafft will nnd Mexico: Fair south, unsettled north caterpillars eaten so tee or uooa act as assistants. In the absolu- tiago, Spain, Bello, of Portu much colder; Mon- entire properties, plants. Improve- that they had been treated by a physician in Chicago raitn. ;24 WILL COMPETE IN gal, have lntormed the Vatican sec- portion Sunday, ments, lands and all of their nromntlv bv sparrows that theit tor a short for a supposes tion ceremony on Wi'dnesday, the day fair. period The Atwnrlntrd ' will be retariat that they would be unable Mon- sources of revenue. When new had never become known. nervous disorder. (By TrrM.) FIRST ANNUAL WORLD celebrant Cardinal Cranito, to con- Arizona: Fair and presence - Clas-par- attend the opening of the Sunday mines are added, the valuation Further Intended to New York, Jan. 28.- William and tlie assistants Cardinals day; colder southeast portion Sun- testimony A. BOWLING TOURNAMENT clave. Cardinal Prisco. of Naples, will have to be Increased, the show that Miss health pre- Brady, theatrical producer and Mercier, I.tialdi and Lucon. and Cardinal of day. SENATE ASKS COPIES Pappe's to ar- Francisco, Nava, report suggests. The report says: vious to the party in which sports promoter, today placed According the present both will be un- In fore-fe- lt Catanlh, Italians, "It seems to me that when such SUBMITTED is Bupnosed to have $50,000 a bank hero as a (By The AniocliitriJ rrcA rangements, the conclave will open of ill TiOCAIi REPORT. OF BIDS fatally r able to come en account investments aro mado the state Injured her "was at all and guarantee of his good Chicago, Jan. 28. Twenty-fou- Fubruary 2. All tho doors of the Is Conditions for the twenty-fou- r good faith in to who health. Thus the conclave likely will be able to them times" is to bo introduced on Tues seeking arrange a1 bowlers will compete in the Vatican will he boiled, and the fifty-tw- o hours ending at 6 p. m. yeBterday, appraise Washington, Jan. 28. The sen-at- o match between to be cotnposoil of only accordingly, without unfairness day, the prosecution announced. Jack Dempsey nnd first world's clnsslo championship palace will he shut off from the cardinals. recorded by the university; today adopted a resolution re AVills, tournament hero 9 25 fi and without To Harry negro heavyweight. February to outside world. Highest temperature 3 uncertainty. try the federal reserve board Mr. t It was learned today that the to questing Hrady said if he could wero announced Kach Cuecho-Slovakia- n Lowest 24 allocate value in advance bring tonight. Doctors llattistlnl and Cherubinl, government has to provide the senate with copies is sf.nti:xci:i.c Jack contestant to re- 31 amidst the huge undeveloped coal yocth Kearns, Dempsey's manager will be obliged roll who attended the date pope, refused to official note or Range , of all bids and contracts made for 111., 2S. to "take tracts of the state is less Springfield, Jan. Four believe In, the success of such 115 games in a series of fiv) main within the' Vatican. Th? of official notification of M ea u i 40 hardly tho construction of the proposed years nt the national a bout, he would matches the fi 28 than presumption and guess work. training immediately' game with each of his monks and tho whole Vatican staff the death of Benedict." This at a. m new reserve bank n Pope Humidity The same the federal building school for boys at Washington, 1). post an additional $150,000.1 twenty-seve- opponents. A com- were notified Humidity at 6 p. in 14 conclusion, for at New York. was today that their was learueer through tho secretary same reason, to metal C, tho sentence given Ccorge Dempsey's share would bo $150,--! bination of total pins and the services would be no need- to who how-- , Precipitation None applies It has been charged at- 0"0 and Wills' longer Cardinal Palbor, said, mines. variously Lewder, 14, as a penalty for $50,000. Conditions number of games will be used to ed until tho end of the Czecho-Slovakia- n Maximum wind velocity 48 Unproductive mining that structure will cost of tho conclave, ever, that the claims should of course bo taxed the any tempting to wreck a fast passen- bout would b" the same as determine tho final rating. except for a very limited number recognizes Direction ot South where from $18,000,000 to $24,000,- - on & U- those government officially wind..... ger train the C. B. under which the Cornentier. The selections announced were ot employes; these will be sworn to the ot the nuncio at Character of day Clear IContiiiuea on Two., ooo. March. ht I presence papal jvciiipcy uiiuir was neiu. mostly from Chicago. secrecy. . Prague. Pags Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 29, 1922.

ABOLITION OF PULQUE ADOPT A WAGE B(ALE. CHIEF IS BUSY AS op-- 1 AND HIS STENOGRAPHER MARTIAL LAW IS Columbus, O., Jan. 23. Coal Nevy Mexico Steel Co. Inc. RELIEF PROGRAM KILLS HUSBAND IRELAND PREPARES PLANNED BY 0BREG0N ftrnfors of Bnnthum flhln fmlnv Botlirmakeri nnil W!der. 2100 Second fet. Tel. 1U17-- adopted a new wage scale to sup- bouth ITS OWN DEFENSE Jan. 2S. Abolition Mrs. Catherine RositJ is await- Washington, plant that expiring April 1, provid- of pulque, the national d'rink of of PROCLAIMED IN ing for reductions averaging from FOR FARMERS IS ing trial for the slaying her is President n Mexico, planned by 31 per cent to more than 38 per r husband, Oscar, head of a promi- Ohregon, according to a report to check-of- Glass-Lumb- er I s oat cent. Tho f system also is Wind Shield ' 6 . v V the commerce department today nent Philadelphia advertising from at abolished. 3. C. BAI.DRIIXiK LUMBER to. Consul Cornelius Ferris 43: Bnuth First Street. 1'houe 4(12. STUDY concern, and his stenographer, NEBRASKA CITY Mexico City. President Obregon, BASIS com- in ho said, has appointed a Miss Mildred G, Rackitt, mission to study tho problem of Hosier's office. Mrs. Rosier came abolishing tho Maguey plant, Action Taken from is the -- By Governor which pulquo produced, Agricultural JConference upon them while they vere alone, svv to Disorders which is practically the only Most Far Reaching of Its pulled a revolver and fired once Suppress crop of tho largo haciendas at each. Both died without re- Out of the Strike throughout the valley of Mexico. if M Held, 5 Growing Seventy-fiv- o cent of the Kind Every Says consciousness. V dVKJIl per gaining of Packing Workers. deaths registered in Mexico City, GLASS PAINT Bureau the Mrs. Rosier, ?'.'- Mr. FOB president. After tragedy e.a -- I: 3 Ferris declared, and through- CEMENT PLASTER screaming hysterically, hep-fee- riy The AsRoi'litlrd rrriw.) fl out tho central section of the Assoiiiited I'rrss.) (By The cf her husband. mr- i'.fi Nebraska f'ity, Neb., Jan. 2S (by country whero pulque is princ- Washington, Jan. 28. Tho na- the forgiveness the .Associated Press.) ipally used are said to be caused had her husband Military tional agricultural conference She suspected Vail authorities were preparing early hy the drink which is indulged In which closed hut night after and his stenographer for sonic tonight lo put Into force martial i by men. women and children. L l M The reform would be adopting recommendations design-ee- time, the police declared. law proclaimed today by Governor v wit? brougiit d McKelvio, in the Four about gradually, he reported, but Go to alleviate farm depression un.l When in court the Mile pre- "Seventy-seven-" Lumber of such a con- arraigned cinct. Tho followed if the young plants are now de- Humphreys' prevent recurrence wife attention proclamation instead dition was hailed as "the most young paid only a request last night from local au- stroyed, of being replanted for Colds, Grip, Influenza, 423 North First Street of to it with thorities for nid in the supply of pulque would be conference farmers her baby, showering restoring order In Catarrh, Cough, Sore Throat ever held." in a statement issued kisses. following recent clashes between exhausted from seven to ten - years. To get the best results take tonight hy ,T. It. Howard, president striking packing house, workers of the American Farm liuieau fed- irf and alleged strifte breakers and at the first feeling of a Cold. eration. sympathizers. In STATE DEPOSITORIES The recommendations of tho ?Kearney Hill, Cemetery bridge, f't?i ' conference, were endorsed by Mr. the packing house district, Gregs-por- t, TO BE INVESTIGATED "40" Howard tonight and during tho Kdgewood, tho water works INDICES COAL were made the basis of study ot Four Mile Santa dav ana precinct Fe, Jan. 28. To Investi- by' Secretary Wallace and other jNenrasKa uity will bo under gate tho workings of the "public officials, upon whom will devolve patrol, military authorities an- money depositories act" and the of- SLEEP Brilliant Grate $11.50 nounced. These sections com- irumpliroyii' Number "Forty" Induces th5tnsk of making them cffectlvo. ficial acts of state treasurers and Rapnso and Natural, Refreshing Bleep. Itrforringr to President HariWn prise the residence and operating state finance hoards under its pro- Kur Insomnia, Sleeplessness, Wakeful-not- r. Excellent for furnace use. confer-ciic- e districts of suggestion in opening the tho packing house visions, Governor M. C. Mechem Restlessness and Nervousness. seei to workers. con- No Narcotic, No Opiate, No Dope, No that the farmers unite, today appointed a commission n . Lump $11.00 Mr. General hnblt f wiling Drugs, Strictly Humeo-p- Gallup in organization!, military headquarters sisting of John W. Poe, of Roswell; t h p. Howard have been established in tho court Victor Culberson, of Silver or Good and Clean paid: house City, Trice. SOe, and $1.00, at tru(r Stores, The farm bureau will under- hers with Iieut. Col. It. G. Frank Pond, of Espanola; C. M. sent on receipt of price, or C. O. D. Par- take to organize nil the fnnnei-- ; Lit a? I.niuglas in command. Potts, of Albuquerque, and M. T. cel Pott. Our Fancy Egg $10.50 and unite them into stron.r y Troops began arriving here at 2 iDunlavy, of Pocnrro. The board is Humphreys' Homeo, Mftdlclns Co., 15 ' associations o'clock-- this afternoon and the asked to William Street, New Tork. Medical Book lots of heat marketing last investigate "tbe powers Free. Long burner, which will Improve the distribution of them, arrived tonight. There and duties of the state finance of food to thu lastinpr benefit to (are about 500 national guardsmen wRichard Mnlcahej. ioard and those it delegates to the consumer and "Ve here tonight. "tato treasurer" to make such crit both producer, Richard minister of want to bring the eater and the Little interest was manifest In Mulcahey, icisms of official nets "as may be Aztec Fuel Go. grower closer together. the arrival of tho guardsmen eith- - defense in the Irish free state Justified" and report to the legis "The, agricultural confcre.i Mrs. Catherine Rosier as she appeared with her baby Richard when er by citizens or striking parliament, is chief of staff of the lature. The state finance hoard C. H. CARNES houso workers. packing Under consists Phone 251 will go down in history as the moft arraigned in police court. Irish army. the terms of of the governor, treasurer SPECIALIST IN OCULAR conference ot farm- Arriving troops marched through the treaty with Great Britain the and auditor and the Investigation REFRACTION ers ever held. The topmost fea-1ur- e. tho business district of the city, British are withdrawn follows the recent closing of the L. JOE MILLER, Pres. troops being 107 S. Phone I057-W- I of course, was the address but outside of general interest in from Ireland and the new free state Panta Fe bank here with some Fourth. of tho of the United PRIEST NABS MAN WHO N. M. HAS 10 MILLION marching troops there wag no com- de- $353,000 of state deposits. president ment. takes over the duties of home States and the commitments which fense. Until tho was signed of tho ATTEMPTS TO ROB THE ACRES OF COAL LANDS A rumor current here all that treaty it contained administration' day no one was allowed to photograph attitude toward agriculture. Prob- CHURCHSP00R BOX IN FINLAY'S REPORT packing house employes would ably no chief executive of the na- make another trip to a motion pic- Mulcahey. tion has previously Indicated so ture sin w tonight was dispelled hy an interest In the (Bv Tim A"orjtittd Tress.) v'Contlnued from page One.) packing house Authorities, who deep Intelligent X. 2S. Wlien say BOY OF 16 IS CRUSHED affairs. President Hard-in- s Puffalo, Y.. Jan. that orders have been given for the farmers' Sheridan of St. Vincent's no men recognized the bad state of ag- Father at something, but economic to stay in their quarters TO DEATH BY A CAVE-I- N ANNOUNCEMENT stressed the church saw a man breaking open can fix the amount. In night. Military authorities also riculture; outstanding the box in the vestibule of his of agriculture In our poor the ease of going concerns theiC!iv,e m Instruction say-i- that (Ily The Associated Press.) importance church he did not wait to Do national life; thowod that the today inelnrl, tbn valllfl nf all hl"' aerion WOUItl not tolerated Trinidad, Colo., Jan. 28. Caught must a credit summon a policeman. Tho fellow A trip to a show Wednesday u fall of and coal while in farmer have system said lands and Improvements." by rock to his asserted showed fight and officers the .Metal are night bv workers resulted in n the of an abandoned adapted needs; that had accommo- mines valued at ap- street haulage way is to come priest apparently $ 10. DeO. OliO, of which fk'ht between them and entrance of the Colorado Fuel and more than a quarter we have been serving the mining lasting improvement dated him. .Sheridan was proximately century to the of Father $1 000,000 is owned Chino striking employes of the packing Iron mine at .Slarkville, Lawrence from of only development a football The by In which several men the world over, furnishing supplies the beginning the marketing: favored a sci- formerly player. Copper company. plants are 1'elini, Hi years old, was crushed to FOR name as Walter Men-uni- Our entific limitation of and prisoner gave his This con- - said to have been injured. death, two companions, Tom t to the marketing of the final product. great purchasing production of Boston. comprehensive, report, pointed out the dignity of tho Smith tainiiig an was made and George Ferri, escaping the make3 it possible for us to care for the small and large buyer appraisal, Felini was in power by Fiulay, a mining engineer of TO MEET fall, engaged digging Our warehouses are to handle your orders correctly DR. TRACY AND WIFE 30 years experience, and staff. SCIENTISTS into an outcropping of coal when economically. equipped It Is ,1ust 05 years since the first IN a body of coal and rock became and swiftly. We solicit your inquiries for mechanical, electrical, chemical and SANTA FE SECOND the side of Hie woman's hospital In the world was LEAVE FOR FORT WORTH . "u?n " a'ppVo',,: loosened, causing and supplies thereto. We manufacture the famous founded in New York lion to cover cost. WEEK IN cut to cave in upon him. Tho vic- assay apparatus pertaining City. the Mines for SEPTEMBER at Ball and Roller and Wif Tables. We are official distributors I.as Yei:a.s, N. M., Jan. 2'. Dr. several years, commencing origin- - tim resided with his parents Marcy Mills, ley v. Starkville. of con- I.. U. Tracy, who was superintend-- , '' .u. mo socmen iiuisum run, dispatch to uosninu jousnali of Wcstinghouse electrical apparatus of every description. Our corps OIL LIGHT BEATS ent of the New .Mexico hospital for j have been taxed on output. There Fe, Jan. 28 Upon invi are at .service. Our trade name MASSCO stand3 the insane until December IS, left has been a great agitation formation of the Chamber of Com JUSTICES PITNEY AND sulting engineers your OR GAS with Mrs. auto assessment of mines on an ad and tho club tele- - for and honest merchandising. ELECTRIC Tracy by Friday for nierce Kiwsnis, DAY ILL quality Fort Worth, Tex. 1 r. Tracv state,) valorem oasis, me claim being graphed this forenoon to the ses- REPORTED that he had been employed in the 'iiado that under an ad valorem sion of the southwestern division Burns 94 Air sales department of a largo oil "w.in.-iit- greater revenue would of the American Association for Washington, Jan. 28. Justices company. flow into the state treasury. It the Advancement of Science at Day and were prevented by - Pitney Dr. was the of sen-r";,- H paruy in response to tnis ao- was Illness from the A new oil lamp that gives an Tracy author Tucson, Ariz., Santa Fe chosen attending today sational cliargts memhers uiand that the legislature author as the next convention as Hir- weekly conference o the justices fimazingly brilliant, soft, while against ized a nnd city, elec-Iricit- of the board of es of the hos- comprehensive report it will of the court. even better than or y, tnisti ing what undoubtedly prove supreme Justice Day light, gas which were not sustained appraisal, with the idea of shift- the most scientific has been confined to his home sev- Co. has been tested by the V. S. pital, hy distinguished cltcr the governor's investigating ing to tlio ad valorem plan if this convention ever held in the west. eral days by a cold, and Justice Supply government and 25 leading univer- appraisal should show that more T)r. D. F. Mo.nougal of the dosr-r-t Pitney has not attended the ses- sities and found to he superior to revenue should be derived 10 oil burns thereby. laboratory of the Carnegie, institu- sions of the court during the pres- ordinary lamps. It The appraisal reduces the val- was ent without odor, smoke or noise no FOCXD (il'ILTY OF KOBRFHY. tion, today elected president week. WHOLESALERS ONLY Jan. 28. uation of Chino Copper about of the association. Tho convention Justice condition . ia re- JAY HARMAX, MGR. El pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Springfield, III., tliren million dollars Increases Day's Paso 6 of St. was and at Santa Fe will be held the second much Justice Pit- Burns 94 per cent air and per Thomas Hayes Louis, tho mountain ported improved. common found of the liorky properties week of September, following im- ney was compelled last week by a cent kerosene (coal oil). guilty postal the Van Ilouten-Spring.- 'r ut Wood Ilivor, 111., last interests mediately upon the Panta Fe cold to remain off the bench a few The inventor, J. V. Johnson, robbery about om million dollars, l!oom J 2. f,09 W. Lake .St.. Chicago, August l y a jury in federal court making fiesta. days. was out a net reduction of some two mil- Dr. L, Kenneth M. III., is offering to send a lamp on 10 here today. The jury lion dollars. Edgar Hewitt, forty-Heve- n hours Chaoman. FUF.F. or even to and convicted Cliino-coppe- r Lansing Bloom nnd day's trial, give Is as hav- Wi.-k- y on the nixty-fifi- h ballot. reported IlradfioM of the Xew Mex- one FKF.K to the first uMr In each Hayes in dividends who will him intro- ing paid nearly thirty ico museum are In attendance from locality help million while tho Xe-.- duce Write him for full The Lord who was dollars, llurro Mexico at the Tucson meet-i- n it. today great Nelson, mountain of riielps-iiod:- :. t mine tho S. particulars. Also ask him to ex- of a supr rn io;in turn, believed in with at how you can get the agency, the luck of a horseshoe .and one corporation, plant plain Tyrone, shown the e;:pi nditures jipd without experience or money was nailed to the mast o the tr;vo exceeded the POLAND TAKES ACTION inako $250 to ?500 month. lec ipts by per nearly four million dollars. A great part of the Lurro mountain's TO ELIMINATE MOST ( xeess cxpeiidi-ure- is. represented OF "KICK" IN BEEP, hy construe: ion. I'nder remarks on the copper in- Why not use the nice back you have and tl'.o (By The Assoeinled Trrss.) yard plant dustry, reports says in part: 28 Associ- "Tiiusi the of Warsaw, Jan. (by the some nice flowers or vegetable seeds. Besides pay- surplus copper ated Press.) Peer, containing which, since the armistice, has one-ha- lf been mere than two and per ing well in usefulness it will add an of a dead weight upon tho cent Is be in Advance atmosphere alcohol to forbidden market and Iris rcduc.-- the Poland. The alcohol law of and value to mice to less than passed by comfort, beauty your home. Write tho cost of the diet today places the ban on production, causing, for our 1922 Year Book free. the finally beer of higher alcoholic content, today complete suspension which limits drinking places to one per still continues of a largo pro- 2,600 of population, prohibits saloons; portion tho American licensing only cafes and restau- mines, loses Its appearance of rants, makes proprietors liable lo The Rooky fountain Seed Oo. being a temporary malady arrest In tho case of drunkenne s which l.o will cured after a on their premises, and places a tax Denver, Colorado short crisis. It assumes rather of 20 per cent on all liquor stocks. that of a condition which A in diet bo may stiff fight the preceded changed only by Influences the passage of tho measure, tho that will take several years to "wet" forces presenting lengthy ar- work out. I do not mean by guments against, as one of them this to take a pessimistic or phrased It "compelling the Poles to DIS of PLAY alarmist view the business, drink hair tonic as they do In the but merely to point out with United States." Tho "dry" victory some emphasis that one is en- Is attributed largely to the activi- titled to believe that the prof- ties of the seven women deputies. its heretofore enjoyed by cop- per mines will bo reduced by sharp competition for a num- HANGING CHARGES OF ber of the arrival of the newest ideas in years, say five anyway; ARE DENIED Announcing Spring styles FURNITURE and that It may take a very HUBBARD long run to bring back the old in Men's Suits of the better kind, average. 1'erhapH the exces- (IJy The Asiorlntfd Press Wearing Apparel moderately sive profits of the four war Washington. Jan. 28. state- INTERNATIONAL RUBB yems may be leveled t0 ths ments of Kufus Hubbard before priced, combining style and grace with economy; $27.50 to old avernro Immediately if the senate committee Investigating taken with a couple more illegal hangings of American sol- $47.50. PLAIN COLORS years like the last two." diers in Frence, wero denied In n inia report is being carefully letter received today by Senator A most beautiful and practical floor covering studied by tho state tax commis- Willis, republican, Ohio, from Jo- in sion, which is not yet ready to seph Peters, of the American Footwear to the conservative as well as the being everlasting wear, absolutely waterproof, make a statement or comments; graves registration service. that appeals resilient, noiseless, noiT-slippi- most m Mr. Peters declared untrue, the sanitary, and bodies bath-room- s, SMALL AND statements that of negro most fastidious dresser. Oxfords. and shoes in latest suitable for hallways, kitchens, vesti- CURTIS TO soldiers were stent hack to Amer- high very bules, black on public buildings, churches, schools, theaters, BE ARRAIGNED MONDAY ica with caps remaining and Walk-Ove- r. lodge rooms, their heads and nooses about their shapes, designed by Stetson $7.00 to $13.50. restaurants, offices, launderies, court necks. rooms, billiard Waukegan, 111., Jan. Is (bv the El rooms, elevators, boats, lobbies, Associated automobile floors and and is Tress.) Arraignment running boards, most of Governor I.en Small and Vernon Authoritative from America's foremost hatters-Stet- son, highly recommended for hospitals on account of its tutls, Orant Park banker to en- Will Radium Last Headgear and ter their plea of "not to tho at quietness easy cleansing and sanitary qualities. indictment guilty" Knox and in a of now await On account of its it is charging thein with Mallory variety styles durability one of the most embezzlement of state funds, wfll the Door of economical floor on take place Monday, to Open coverings tha market. Plans. according $3.50 to $7.00. Made 36 inches and 48 inches ' Governor Small !,nr.o.vr,i your approval. wide. " fore. Judge O. C. Edwards the Great Unknown? but bis today INTERNATIONAL RUBBER RUGS arraignment was again postponed while attorneys argued We show on tbe motion by defense will be pleased to what the apparel Are most desirable for kitchens, for attorneys If you ar lick and want to Get WVU you proper pantries, dining separate trials for fur .Mr. thtwo and Keep W1l. write literature that rooms, bath rooms, porches, sun parlors, halls of- Curtis was not in UD How ami Wliy Dili almost for will hiR unknown be. '.''.".-.- '.ML U j! or court. attorneys ar- and wonderful now element re- Spring J.l'; fices any place where an attractive, noiseless to having brings is ranged enter bis plea for him lit f to no many aufferftra from Onstlpi-tion- . and everlasting rug desired. Made in the follow- because ins home la under Ithftumatlim, Sciatica, ('.out, Neu ing sizes and in color combination. rltls, Neuralgia, Nervous rrontratl'm, any High Blood Preaiure and ot the Stomach, Jlart. Lungs, Liver, Kidrn-.v- s Rug Sizes MRS. J. T. BR0UGHAL, and other ailments. You wear Dene'i 8x10 inches Radio-Actlv- a Polar Pad day and nluht, 27x52 inches Itadlo-Actlv- SISTER OF MRS. H.W. receiving the e Hays continu- 6x 9 inches, 20x34 inches ously Into youV system, causing a healthy 36x63 inches KELLY, DIES SUDDENLY circulation, overcoming elusmshneSB. 18x30 inches throwing off Impurities and rrsfrlnt? tht nerves a 30x60 inches Fast Las Vegas, ; jr., Jan. 28. tlssups and to normal condition Mrs. James T. of and tha next thing you know you are L Broughal, sister li-- getting well. INTERNATIONAL RUBBER RUNNERS Harry Y. Kelly, of Gross Snid on a fesitara teat are a ii i proposition. Tu tanpai who Are most in ;ieny company, WHifhorcuajhljr satisfied It is helping y..u !)'; I beautiful color i"'il hv combination, everlasting unconscious urns v l'l"""iv tm 'ui B, JIM LIU rig; LU sSit-,in- i. in wear, sanitary and easily cleaned, most desirable poisoning ten days ago while g do but wear It. No trouble or exptn, Exclusive Clothiers. her sister, died here. Hif hus-jhan- d, and the most wonderful fact about the Albuquerque's for private homes, halls, stores, restaurants, banks, a prominent real estate ope- appliance la that It la sold so reasonable 27-in- 36-inc- Uat it Is within the reach of hotel and hospitals. and h widths. rator of Kansas City, died suddenly all, both ;a year ago while on a business rich and poor. 'to Texas. trip No mailer how bad your ailment, or STRONG BLOCK COPPER and SECOND h'w lfnK we will be sod The body was taken (o Kansas standing, plea Phone 75 to have ycu try it at our risk. For full ;City tonight, accompanied by Mr. Information write today not tomorrow. and Mrs, Kelly Proughal's mother, Radium Appllnnr. cv, 3(8 Bradbury Mrs. Meredith Thomas, a;;ed 89, BlOi;., L(s Angeles, Calif, January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Thret.

39c Taffeta Ribbons 25c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 25c Shades of red, blue, white, pink, Copen and A beautiful assortment of sheer white hand- rose. They are ribbons that can bo used kerchiefs, with hem, stitched hems, and the year around for hair ribbons, etc. Season Qearaiice: colored and plain white embroidered corners.

m m B ?JL 9,O ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX. AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRT TWO WEEKS From January 30th to February 13th

End-of-the-Seas- An on Clearance Sale which contains items of much ex- cellent quality and decided seasonableness. Many items of white goods End of The Season Sale of and wash goods were bought especially for this sale so that in nearly every department a more than usual attractive, generous selection is evi- Sousehold Linens dent. Prices afford a which make advisable. saving quantity buying very SHEETS and CASES End of Season Sale of 81x90 seamless lu ined sheets, torn aii'l ironed Tie $1.75 values. Sale Prlco , $1.39 Nlx'JO standard seamless sheets. Taie Damasks $2.25 values. Sali Prlco ..$1.79 Lit 50c PREMIUM CASES $2.25 LUNCH CLOTHS, $1.00 loxil standard cases. Salo I'rice 39c These handsome pattern cloths, size ssxSS, are the best A A substitute tor linen yet produced. This fabric is finished ttt with the "liaso Linenized l'rocess" which permeates every V 1" MUSLIN fibre. It retains its linen like Rppearance after laundering 500 yards Arlington bleached muslin, a fine weave for and will not lint. This finish does not contain any starch. gowns, underwear, ele. ll.'u: value. "I rT Limit one cloth to a customer. Salo IM'tee. yard JLlC i 1UII0 yards Dictator brown muslin, medium O 1 n $1.00 WHITE TABLE DAMASK weight. 30(? value. Salo Price Lu& white tal)lo damask, in two good patterns. Lily HOtl yards (Jrayson brown muslin, 12c value. Ill of the A'alley and Peach. Kegular QQ Sale Price, per yard AUC $1.00 value. Sale l'rico OtC TOWELS and TOWELING $1.25 COLORED DAMASK .r,!0 TUeaelied Hath Towels, 22x15, good weight QQ colored damask. In tan and white, blue and white, herned towels. Sale Price JtC 1 5 and red and white. QQ J . 3 Muck Toweling. All linen, plain huck Special for This Sale 7uC toweling, Sale Price 89c 30c Crash Toweling, "(10 yards, warranted pure linen, $2.25 MERCERIZED NAPKINS brown crash, UiH: value. Sale Price Size, 18x18, highly mercerized weight and a 23c napkins, good - pleasant assortment of popular patterns. (T- rjTQ Sale Price, per dozr-- u)LiJ 65c Art Ticking 45c Canvas $2.00 MERCERIZED NAPKINS lfiO yards, fancy art ticking. 10-u- duck. This 32 inches vide, handsome Is a smooth weave, Size 15x15, these are also highly mercerized and are of good End of Season Sale of Sheer White materials floral designs In beautiful good weight. A choice selection of patterns. Af color combinations. for this Salo Price, per dozen 5X xU Hale I'rice 39 c sale 39c Fine, soft woven cloth for dainty underthings infants' garments, End of the Season etc. End of the Season Sale of BATISTE DIMITY Sale of White batiste, 70c value. 1f (liinily checks; 35c value. ftfT Sale Price 4tJC Salo Price , l i C Underthings If 60c value. batiste; AQn dimity checks; 69c value. EIO. Suits Sale Price 4tC Salo Price DuC Teddy ouses batiste;' 75c value, PQtn Ladles' Marcella Teddy Suits, Sale Price UC FLAXON trimmed in val lace; Blzes 36 Fine to 44. Price range, quality, tailored and LONGCLOTH flaxon checks; 30c value. "IQ $.95. $2.2ri, $2.75, h Sale Price 1.VC fancy Philillipine hand longcloth; 50c value. t f) $3.50 and $1.00 Sale Price plain flaxon; 40c value. OA embroidered of 'IfiC Gowns Mouses, longhcloth; 60c value. A( Sale Price ZtC Night white French voile and Sale Price lliJC plain flaxon; 60c value. OQ Ladles' Marcella flowns, low Sale Price QoC neck and short sleeves, trim- batiste, hand made - NAINSOOK med with fine lace and In- throughout, an except nainsook; 50c value. PAJAMA CHECKS sertions; sizes 16 and 17. Sale Price 4t')C(). Priced from ional value at $9.50. 60c value. pajama checks; 40o value. $2.19 to $1.00 nainsook; Q Sale I'rice OQ Our Bale Price VC tC Underskirts Sale Price, $6.95 SOISETTE VOILE Ladles' Underskirts, of fine 1TU with wide em 50e value. 50c value. white muslin, solsette; Q ry plain voile; QQi broidery flounce. Sale Price OijC Sale Price OjL Snlo I'rice, $2.19 crepe voile; 50o value. QQ Kimono Cloth SWISS Sale Trice Circular Drawers OtC In- h doted 60c value. Ladles' Marcella Circular Drawers, trimmed In lace and Swiss; Adn fancy voile; 50c value. QQ to 45c WINDSOR KIMONETTE Sale Price 'iliG Sale Price OtC sertion; waist sizes from 28 to 32. Priced from $1.25 $2 figured Swiss; 75c value. EI plain voile; $1.35. QQ Misses' and Girls' Gowns 200 30-in- kimono ft. yards of beautiful soft, crepy cloth, Sale Price OUC Sale Trice OL ; 2 to and a Misses' and c.irls' Gowns, of muslin and crepe-- sizes nl a charming assortment of patterns pleasing range from to $1.75 of color combinations; light grey with belladona floral 14. Priced $125 designs, medium tan with periwinkle blue flowers, and pink and grey storks, Concord with grey designs, cream with light grey and apple blossom, rose designs, etc. End of the Season Sale of White Ma- The Sale Price is 9Q per yard, only Mtt terials for Middies, Skirts, Etc. 40c Windsor Washenready Crepe END OF SEASON SALE OF INDIAN HEAD 400 yards of Windsor Washenready Krlnkle Crepe, in plain bleached Indian Head; 35c quality. colors of white, orchid, blue, pink, apple blossom, rose Laces Embroiders Sale Price ,29c and corn. 80 inches wide. bleached Indian Head; 45c quality. Sale Price 29c Very pretty German and French Popular Swiss embroiders, from the Sale Price ..39c vals in either cream or white. little bleached Indian 65c quality, Insertions dainty beading and edges to Head; FOR THE SCHOOL DRESS Laces, and beading, in a the flouncings. All are gale Price... ..50c variety of dainty designs. Per yard $1.50 Wool and Cotton Mixed Check Suiting from choice patterns, from wool and cotton mixed shepherd check suiting, In wonderful PIQUE two sizes of black and white checks, a material white 50c value. to make school dresses for the girl and 6c to 20c 20c to $1.25 pique; miss. Salo Price 89c Sale I'rice 29c young white pique; C5c value. 50c COLORED SUITING Sale Prlco 49c populnr suiting, in the wanted shades of pink, cactus green, copen, blue, pumpkin, brown and tan. These 40c LINYARN SUITING suitings are very good on account of their wearing quality Linyatn Suiting, has tho feel and appearance of and because of their adabillty. QQ End of The Season Sale of Merchandise from linen, washes well and is long wearing. On. Sale Trice ' OL the Sale Price. i7i; $1.25 DRESS LINEN Wash Goods Section. WHITE REPP $1.25 Tan Dress Linen. natural dress linen, a good white 85o value. weave. Priced repp; smooth for QQ Sale Price 69c This Sale at OIl 25c Fairy Percale 20c Excelsior Apron Checks Tercale, gingham effects, red and white, h fast color apron gingham, blue and white, POPLIN brown and white, lavender and white, green and Kreen and white and tan and white. white poplin; 85c value. white, yellow and white and blue and SALE PRICE 15c Sale Price 69c white checks. SALE PRICE LVC1ft. while poplin; 60c value. 40c Sale Price 35c Mercerized Poplin 49c Amoskeag Chambry poplin In white, blue, pink, tan, grey, yellow Nurses stripe Chambry, blue and while and and lavender. DURETTA CLOTH grey and white stripes. nn SALE PRICE JdVC)n white Rurctta Cloth, good strong weave, for mid SALE PRICE ... OC dles, dresses, skirts, etc; 39c value. 65c Woven Madras Sale Price 29c 45c Scout Boy Shirting shirting madras, an excellent quality in light WHITE DAMASK SKIRTING heavy khaki colored shirting. colors with fancy stripes. AO SALE PRICE . 33c SALE PRICE 4uC damask skirting, In beautiful pressed patterns; $ 1.3 S value for 98c $1.25 Repp 40c And $1.25 value Figured Ripletts for drapery repp in beautiful color combinations rlplette In lavender, pink, pale blue and navy. 89c of rose and tan, tan, navy and brown, white copen An excellent cloth for kiddles. With Ripletts you GABERDINE and rose, etc. mr wash, then dry that's all they need. They SALE PRICE t)vC satisfy. SALE PRICE, 33c gaberdine; $1.29 value. yard Salo Price 98c gaberdine; 60c value. Sale Price 49c

End of The Season Sale of End of The Season Sale of Shoes

Broken lots of Women's Calf Cloth End of The Season Sale of Efosiery Oxfords, in black, tan and Romper brown; lace: also one and two strap; low heels, military heels. 40c Tess and Ted Romper Cloth $1.75 Women's Fashioned Hose, excellent weight, pure Off French and Haby trench heels, lisle Values to $3.50. Mothers attention. We are offering the well known Ted thread silk, top, cordovan only. SALE PRICE tj LtLD 32 inches in the Sale Price $4.95 and Tess Romper Cloth, wide, following J color combinations: tan with blue stripe, pink and white Women's Fashioned Lisle top, pure thread silk hope in (JJ-- AA stripe, ton with blue and white stripe, blue win white black, white and cordovan, SALE PRICE DJ.Ul Ladles' High Shoes, black and stripe, black and white wltb brown and green chocks. brown kid and brown calf Boots No need for kiddles to be ever wearing out tneir waists, Values from 35c to 60c girls' and mls'tes white, lisle finish in French and Cuban heels; not QQn all sizes. Values to (T cresses, suits, ec, when you cotton hose, all sizes. SALE PRICE OC nf set this material for, yard 29c $10.50. Sale Price... JJ'-lt.c-D 1

January 29, 1922. Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

COLORADO MSfES BSSSU Hi 11 M. MAY BE SHIFTED TO YANKEE OUTFIELD ..jSfl- AN EMPIRE Or 2G,GG0 SQUARE MILES, STATE EHG.HEER FIN

Is Marvelcusly Rich in Natural Resources, Virgin Forests, Vast Coal Fields, Great De- posits of Iron, Gold, Silver and Other Use- ful Metals and Minerals.

COItTtFKrONPl'.NCE TO MOUN1NO .TrtVItNAI.) (RPKCIAJ. ar Rmtn. ! Jan. 28. The Colo busman and industry will mine ratio river basin in New Mexico is top speed. an of 2O.f(0 square miles, The official crop report of (no empire for 1921 if au- one-sixt- h of tho entire nrca of the Carlshnd project mate. It in niarvelously rich in thentic anil based on deflated ' nntiir.il resources, virgin forests, prices. The average return per vast coal fields, great deposits of acre from 7,170 acres of alfalfa S2.VG3 and tho return lli copper, Iron, gold, silver and other was average Vi was $42.53. precious and uwnu moms nno per tK're for all crops .rf minerals; fertile rrver valleys and These figures are not extravagant broad mesas and uplands, and ns irrigation production goes. feli the Ani- those figures by one million rivers like the San Juan, tiply to mas, the Oil.a that annually imr and New Mexico would begin oceans of water into the Colorado look like ready money. rive. r.ut water is a liquid asset. Shall This section .lust now is in the New Mexico continue to let 3,300,-00- 0 silo over the public eye. Thr seven states in acre feet of water Colorado river basin are Join- state lino annually to Join the the This water ing hands to promote the fullest brimming Colorado? development, of irrigntion and will eventually irrigate a million power on this great river. A com- acres of land somewhere. mission of one member from each Mate and Herbert Hoover, repre- ALLEGED TO HAVE senting the United Plates, is at LIGHT-SI- X 111 work to study the possibilities for ADMITTED FIRING NEW J;L.,,S New In The power and irrigation every jS''. of tho basin and suggest compre- SCHOOL HOUSE AT ROY ,IL,, hensive plans. To lay the foundation for the (Sppfbd Correspoudence to Thfl Journal ) claims of New Mexico, the state Springer, N. M., Jan. 28. Joe engineer has assembled data on ir- Niblett, a carpenter of Hoy, N. M., rigation and power possibilities in is said to have made a sworn state- jL tho Colorado river basin in the ment that ho set fire to the new dis- state. Tho average annua school building at Itoy. The build- Thero is talk now thatyns.Miller HiiFRins is involved Is be-fe- weighing the plan of charge of the streams ing was destroyed by fire just ine Wallie Schantr from behind the to field to . o. b. South Bend : shown by records of stream meas- Christinas. It was to hava plate right pine up f urements taken over a period of been dedicated the first week in the gap in the Yankees' outfield until Babe Ruth and Bob HeuscT re in Eg years. The potential area of land this month. turn to the lineup May. Schanp; played the outfield for the Athletics pos- be m available for irrigation and tho Niblett was arrested soon after and Red Sox at various times. His stick work could used. Should sible capacity of reservoir sites the fire end placed in the Colfax tho move be tried out young Do Vormer would get a chance behind were ascertained by preliminary county jail. ImhI week he was the plate. Investigations. given a hearing at Hoy and placed Studebaker is the world's The state engineer finds that the under $1,000 bond to await the largest area of the basin in New Mexico is action of the Harding county grand interstate he nimble to furnish six-cylind- 20,000 square miles, that jury, being SMALL CIUSED er streams carry into trie huuu an uu bond. iJxtor he is alleged to have WhW builder motor cars! nual average flow of 2.100,000 aerernnfessed setting fire to the school of feet, and tho annual average flow building. out of the state is 3,300,000 acre Niblett, In his alleged confession, ATHLETIC SSANEAL, ALLEGED; feet, Indicating that 1,200,000 ncrelis said to have implicated a con 1921 was the TEST YEAR for motor Studebaker led in 1921 because it feet develop on the watershed of tractor, who, according to what its be car values. It was a of discrimi- built complete in own plants the state. purports to Nlblett's confession, BiSOOHLiFY EIIE ATHLETES year materials and The area of suitable land for ir- was to pay him $1,000 when the People did not buy cars, cars of superior design, finds, was destroyed. The con- nating buying. lowest rigation the state engineer building as the result of a whim or workmanship, at the possible is 1,093,000 acres. The water sup- tractor was taken into custody and last year, 1,100,-00- 0 HUE ASSOCIATED prices. ply la suffioienfto rrlgate iriven a henring. He denied the (BY PRESS.) fancy. They bought on the basis of aero feet charges, but was held under $10,000 Chicago, Jan. 28 (by the As.so last November, tonight in a state- be- acres, allowing three ment were values. Studebaker will lead again in 1922 of water per acre a year. This is bond fer his appearance before the elated Press.) The bitter rivalry declared that colleges intrinsic to acres grand jury, liond was furnished between two small towns, which unfair to their men and charged cause, in the new models, the refine In addition 66,923 already that of Univer- Studebaker built Irrigated in the basin. and he is at liberty. became so acute that approximately representatives the And in such a year ments of the new year have been added sites have was on a mc sity cf Illinois procured profession- Reservoir investigated 100,000 bet football al nthletes for its teams and then more cars than any other to the proven values ofthe old. Be sure a potential capacity of 4,618,000 was the real cause of the athletic seven sites "fired (hem when, they played for manufacturer in the world. to see the new models now. acre feet. This Includes scandal wh'ich resulted in disquali- some one on San Juan and tributaries DUKE CITY GIRL fication last of nine Univer- else. the night " one of the Illi : : : ; : f and one each on the Gila and the sity of Illinois athletes and which 'Dope' Simpson, but not the Zuni. to into Notre Dame nois men disqualified for playing Look for these Features in the New Llght-Sl- xt Ban Francisco, threatens reach here, is a resident of this town, he The hydro-electr- ic power possi- university. said. "A of the Uni t, effi. on same A of citizens representative A car of wheclbaK, built complete In Stude. Patented Internal which means greater - - - bilities based the figures group of Carlinvllle, came here crank'Shaft : sur- TEAMS CAPTURE 111., versify of Illinois and baker pUnti, seating five adulta la perfect comfort. clency. Completely machined and con. 0 of the geological it was learned decided II: l and also data tonight, saw He made over Genuine leather tods. horse last fall to "clean out" 'Dope' play. upholftery. t nectlng vey, are estimated at 406,000 financially tures to him, offering inducements :t:: power. the rival town of Taylorville, by 3'ji4 detachable head motor of exclutlv CowlventiIatorconrrolledfromdash.CowIparldngll(hts. for him to enter Illinois, Thermoitatlc-controlle- d ::: But the bare figures of 1 000,000 obtaining ten college stars to play although Studebaker design. Intermediate cranamUifon. cooling system. Windshiekt - f 1 : he knew Simpson had played and window in rear of acres of new land under irrigation DOUBLE HEADER on their football team, and wltn Valve! inclined for of wiper. Large plate glaa top. not to bet still was playing professional ball at angle purposes greater and 406,000 horse power are victory apparently assured, and smoother 32 x cord tire. ; ; . a little. the limit on the annual contest. "These boys did nothing wrong. economy performance. I ImDressive. Just figure They came down here to help us Plant another million acres in al But Taylorville learned of the plan, school that's and sow obtained nine stars und not out. It's the system falfa AiDDles and corn Drub Gallup and Indian college and not tho boys." wheat, oats there will only defeated Carlinvllle, but is said wrong and barley; cov- ' be elevators, mills, stores, banks School Sextettes at High to have won nearly $00,000 by OVETtTI RKS NOT MADE COOPER rOTCR GOIflPAHY and lone freight trains to move tne ering every Carlinvllle bet made. School Gal- Ten Notre Lame were in TO I'LAYKRS, IS CLAIM. jlj crops to market. Gymnasium; players of the Carlinville lino according -- DISTRIBUTORS Turn 406,000 horse power Game Is Close. up, t'rbana. III., Jan. 28. (By the Jfila hvdro-electr- lc lup to while into the for- statements by citizens, Zup-pk- e, :iV power Illinois men Associated Press). Robert ests, the coal fields, 'he mines; the nine disqualified football coach at the Uni- the Albuquerque high played on the Taylorville eleven. jfter defeated Gal line accord- versity of Illinois, tonight denied school boys team the In the Carlinville up, that overtures had been mado to lup tive Friday night the Duke City ing to persons associated with the handed the Carbon six a were member "Dope" Simpson or to any other girls City team, guards Desch, football to enter the uni- S defeat at the high school of the American Olympic team, and player The 440-yar- d hurdler; versity. gymnasium last night. high world champion was a freshman last rifty 5s school also took a decisive win Chester Wynne, selected by some as "Simpson 38-- conference fullback, year, but did not play on the '"' from the Indian girls, team and no one even 1 Gallup-Albtiquerq- John freshman In the game and Mohardt, was in school so as saaiiJii the visitors led at the end of the selection of several football writers. knew he far 14-f- football was concerned," he said. first half, i. Mary Myrick All played on the Notre Lamo eleven last fall. "If ho ever played professional i scored consistently for her team, ball before tho while tho Gallup guards showed In 1920 Carlinvllle won from Taylorville game, excellent work. Chacon at 10 to 7, at Carlinville. I never heard of it. Furthermore, starred Taylorville, next he's a mediocre and SARGENT AND D0RAN running center. Taylorville then boasted that only player vear. with team at nome. certainly no one would pay him fr 11 In the second period the green their to come PLAN TO BUiLD NEW and white team came out Btrong there would be a different story. to college. and tied the score. With the aid Several Carlinville people tnen "To my knowledge, tho Uni SANTA FE conceived tho "safe idea versity of Illinois has never used H0TEUN. of 'White at center and Llghton at betting' to team was of filling their line up with college any influence persuade a man to xne Journal.) guard the Albuquerque mauo w to como here. (Hpeclal Correspondence able to nose out a win near tho end stars. Overtures were 28. Plans for Notre Damo men, according to Santa Fe, Jan. of tho contest. and a new hotel to replace the In tho Indian school game backers of the Carlinvllle team, HIGH DEFEATS building it was agreed to pay the ten men SCHOOL De Vargas, destroyed by fire on the Duteher, as usual, was the chief the point maker, while she was ably $200 each plus their expenses, GALLUP 48 TO SIX IN night of January 4, are being rapid tho centers and ia total being $2,700. The De Hote supported by who the SECOND EASY ly made. Vargas at the other forward position. The persona arranged VICTORY has filed Its arti were re- affair passed tho word to their corporation just The high school guards limit. A cles of with the state friends to bet the special In a second one-side- d contest Incorporation sponsible to a great extent for the a taken the The cor- small size of the Indian score with train was hired and band Albuquerque high school net toss-er- s corporation commission. You Can . Farmers 01 Buy their exceedingly close guardfng. arranged took Gallup over Friday night poration has a capital stock the and in nearly 4S-- The for tho Gallup game to Join pilgrimage on the Gallup floor, The $150,000, of which $2,020 has beer lineup case weu-iuie- a was: every a i" Duke city high men used very ef- subscribed tho four following A. S. token along. fective and hit the basket by Gallup H. who received the passing all residents of Sant; A GOOD USED CAR M. Mvrlck F M. Foraker Each person with very great regularity, Incorporators, appar- W. G. Thoma IC. Clark F U Goelltz "confidential" information, Hammond, captain of the fast Fe: Sargent, $1,000; passed it on to another II. H. Graft J. C O. Pitt ently the word green and white machine, was the M. Doran, $l,000;"Pora Sargem It. C A. Noblo friend, for gradually outstanding man of the first half $10; Ethel A. Doran, $1U. J. Chacon into Taylorville. At the is bein and can Vmgle trck F. Clark G M. Ughton spread received and while he remained in the game. Under the plan that you Jf. Kimms G P. Johnson same time Taylorville Using excellent floor work and worked out, the new structure wii Carlinvllle was to back of ob Tho teams in the high school-I- n word ready i flno goal shooting the local for not be erected on tho site the on the its team with the family jewelry ward showed ebove all the other De Vargas. Instead, Sargent na dian school game appeared Doran BUY IT RIGHT floor as follows: necessary. men on the floor. Long was high- combined resources with A. H. S. Indiana Consternation spread through est in the scoring with seventeen and the new building will be pir Taylorville at the Idea of sending to his credit. Merritt and on the corner of Don oaspar ave SVMlTChlllE M. Butcher F....P. Montoya nationally points BECAUS- V M. Garcia their team against Bristow displayed very good work nue and Water street, where Doran E- I. TUveria unen, a iew build A. Klder J. C A. cruz known college players, and Benjamin played his usual now has a small hotel. Their In decided also to seek a little 200 teet square. the human switch ,T. Ii. citizens consistent game, easily outjumping ing space Is about White C...B. Santiago s now in I. manufacturer's on all .VT. G M. Howard college aid. Gallup center. Ruiirtinff rilans are prep The price nearly yard. Oleson word was not - to It. Brooks G....M. Montoya Quietly the passed For the Carbon city squad Bell- aration, and It Is expected begin makes of automobiles has been reduced to the to fear Carlinville that a means maine made their lone six points, construction as soon as uie wcmner to switch pre-w- ar or below. It's best off of defeating their rivals' plans nau The Gallup team deserves much will permit. level, the spendthrift track. CARDINALS EN ROUTE been found. credit for the showing they made When tho time for the game since this Is the first year of basket In the hope of obtaining em- II. Large stocks of used cars must be sold And TO ROME TO ATTEND came, a group of Carlinville citi- ball in their school and they had ployment for tho many womer to make room for couple up with in one four team out on in reed immediately incoming ship THE SACRED COLLEGE zens began cheeking up first players ac and girls at present urgent this strong, accommo- corner of tho field They found count of grades. of a livelihood, a mending bureau ments of new cars. dating bank. their citizens reached the same After the game the Gallup high for the benefit of bachelors as web (Br Tti Aoduriated Prl.) conclusion. school girls and faculty entertained as business women and harassed III. The demand for new cars has thrown on sav- New York, Jan. 28. Cardinals When the Carlinville eleven tho Albuquerque team at a dance housewives has been open d this Here, systematic of and root- Co- the market good used cars taken in trade, soon Pougherty Philadelphia, came on the field the visiting and banquet. month by the Y. W. C. A. in ing puts you on Dfcgin of Quebec sailed for Havre ers rose to cheer. Tho local team was In good shape lumbia, S. C. which have to be sold at tremendous sacrifices on the La. Lorraine at noon today, "What are we for? That's for the fracas considering the long the "Easy Street" Spe- in to yelling cial. eking to reach Home time tho Taylorville team," said a Car- trip that they made in cars. Tho join the sacred college for tho final linville woman. local team was on the read eleven balloting to elect a successor to no, that's Carlinville," re- hours each way. REMEMBER Your is a XV. "Oh, were: ticket bank Pope Benedict plied a Taylorville policeman. The lineups book obtained at our The cardinals entertained little "I guess I know our boys and Gallup. A. H. S, A ..EW CAR becomes a USED CAR the moment it hits the street. Teller's Window. hope of arriving in time, however, not one of these fellows is from Bellmaine (C) . .f. .Hammond (C) DE LUXE CAF The fact that a car has been used, means that it has as the sacred college convenes on Carlinville," Indignantly replied McDonald f Merritt frequently just February 2, while they probably the woman. Alexander c Benjamin been properly broken in. starts Febru- Grenko g $1.00 you. will not reach Homo before Taylorville in the first half used Long 7 8. Castillo All the with that car has been done the All aboard! ary or Its regular home town team. At .g Bristow "Always the Best." experimenting particular by Cardinal O'Connell of Boston, end of led Field goals: Gallup Bellmaine, who it. He. has either turned it in on a new car of the the half, Taylorville 3. A. H. S. man bought a the only other North American seven to nothing. Then out trotted Benjamin, g; Long, different that better suited his needs, or circumstances cardinal, already is on the ocean on the field nine stars of the Uni- 7; Hammond, B; Merrit, 2; Bo wen, TURKEY and type forced, en to 1. Free throws: 1; YOUNG route Rome. versity of Illinois. They had been Hammond, him to sell. cover. Long, 3. SPRING CHICKEN held under Substitution: Bowen for You can a used car from of dealers in INTERNATIONAL SPY Little Sternaman circled around SUNDAY DINNER get good any the reputable the Carlinville ends. Jack Crangle the Journal Want Ads and be sure of a square deal. FREED UNDER BONDS dunged through the line and Lar . THt ry Walquist. forward, passod for ALLEGED BIGAMIST IN $1.00 The ended with There Are a Iiy The Associated Preu.) big gains. game CUSTODY AT TRINIDAD New York, Jan. 28. Ignatius Taylorvlllo winner, 16 to 0, $50,000 Consisting of Ahont 11 Dozen Tribitsch Lincoln, International spy. to the good and Carlinville out an Dcllclons Dishes. who was taken in custody by fed equal sum. (By The Asnoclnted Frew.) State eral agents yesterday, was given a Bert Wilson, grocery store own Trinidad, Colo., Jan. 28. Honry MILES OF SMILES hearing today and released under er at Carlinville, tonight said Car Lambert, said to be wanted In Come in and enjoy a good In Used Car Advertised in the bonds pending action of the immi- Hnville had- no hard feelings over Denver on a charge of bigamy Dinner in the Every Trust & Savings gration authorities. the game. preferred by wife No. J, and who, Sunday Lincoln s deportation was sought "We got heat at our own game.' it is said by local officers, has warmest and nicest Cafe on the ground that he is an unde- he said. 'Tcrhaps we'll win next married wife No. 2 at Golden, in the city. Bank sirable and that ho surreptitiously year." Colo., a few days ago and to WANT entered this last have her was taken JOURNAL ADS country brought here, into here Week In and week ont N. M. COLLEGES UNFAIR TO custody last night and Music By the Albuquerque, THEIR MEN, ASSERTS Is being held for officers of Den- Journal carries more Automobile A process Invented by a Missis- ver. Wife No. 2 learning, she Classified Advertising ' than any sippi lumberman is said to extract Taylorville, 111., Jan. 28 (hy the said, for the first, that Lambert De Luxe Orchestra oilier newspaper In New Mexico. the pitch, recover the Associated Press.) Grover Hoover, had another wife In Denver, left of rosin, turpentine and pine oil, coach of the Taylorville team on him as soon u he was arrested From 6:30 to 8:30 m. A MhSVSTCM fl. and dry the lumber, all in twelve which the nine university of mi and departed for Denver last p. hours' time. nols nthletes disqualified, played night. 7 if t 191 January 29, ALBUCUEEQUE r0N!NG JOURNAL Pa?e Five

KEW MEXICO SLOW TO TK REGISTER ITS NURSES -- ir"' 11- Woman s SAYS VISITiiiG NU332 Daily mazine New Mexico nitd Nevada are tin only tvti'.tirs-l- ih uitlnn wiihOii! slate registration of graduate ivjt.--e- bouffant taffeta dance frock?? declared Mies Anna r. Jan.me PRE-WA- LOCAL ART LOAM R PRICES RE IV ake Favorites for v, president ot the IvntlKate N:nv TIE 6E8EBAT1 late inter cs Association of "..liforni:i. wi.o Tj le.-U-s addressed the ii.He nnres o: now S By JAXE I'lIEI.PS were SS'M.ie, "3r the New Mei 'o Hate r rser laiioi-o- and f 7. ". now Sl'.S.tlO Thursday at the Ft. 1'lat lop In sl.s !OFlIfSEIUB Joseph sanatorium. Her sulijec: were ;".!, now !!2."n TFD WALTERS IS EXPFCTFI) their living surroundings." was "Ori;nrii;.rition( Ktnte Registra and now 15. (Ill I'OK EASTER VACATION. "I like it too. Joan. I love to lion anil Nursing riderntion." All Steel S.it.-- s The idea of was firs: live here in this dear little apart- IS DIG SUCCESS registration were Milne, row $9.'.2.1 CHAPTER. 78. ment with my nice old Hannah. brought up in 1i"M at. a moetiiee Letter Flics, fie.ir-dr- a v.'er steel Alone, Margaret's thoughts in- I feel like a oat that has been of nurses at Buffalo, according to were JTi.nn, now $!.". 00 rubbed the tho speaker. IVU jmtea to the lioton IVneil Sharpeners variably reverted to Joan. She right way." Margaret .'is.iocla-clation- s broke BY KOR.V J1EMRY-MEACHA- mooting Organized state were $1,771. now $1.0(1 soliloquised: in, sensing Joan's disap- with enthusiasm probation. From the art of old Spain to Bie.it Second Sh'vts, per ream "Margaret have over registration. The nurse per were Jl.Ti'i, now 90c Hayden, you "Tint is so 1922 impressionistic, portraiture got to make her think you are tho your way convention- and decorative realism seema a celved that her prof'sslotml stand Mongol .V: Velvet IVncl's most al! It takes all tho thrills from life was nothing unless she had S7ic now COc Interesting person she ever to live as long range in the way of paintings ing Aere per doz., ,n met. everyone expects you to somo claim. It is on!' I. Inch Hom-i- Those people she knows as but a catholicity of taste would legal Highland Stationery, have something about them that they do." Then. "I suppose find In the through the law that we can d in tints ami colors, you do feel sort of something interesting iint-s- is different, and she is thrilled different from various of art represented fine Just what a stands ft was 77c per box. now SOe what you did at home in the phases Mi.- - by it. Don't ask her any more by the local loan exhibit at the and just what a school is, said Popular Cop.vrleiit ; questions, and stop worrying about country." Woman's club on Friday afternoon. Jam me. over null titles to select, from, her. She is all right so far, and Sort of different! Margaret felt Among those which seemed the fa- A two-year- s' rourso in nitride was $1.ii0 per vol., now 75c I am sure phe will not go far like laughing aloud. She, too, was vorites were: "The Fire Priest of and In some stales, a ."' free. course, is for law. ca wrong ever. But I want her con- -, She smiled at her daughter, Montezuma," by J. H. Sharp, provided by !::i.'l:WI''Tf" who Nonl-hau- the "It is th" fidence, and I want It freely, be- had risen to go. loaned by Mr. and Mrs. Max W ; vf . : ,.t V 1 speaker. opinio of Sauer-wl- n, j r now that we can educate our mir- cause ghe thinks me one of "Sort different! Why, Joan, "Tho Drummers," by what es better if we eliminate a ; she calls kind.' I am different. I have developed loaned by 11. F. Robinson: gore 'her It's rather deal of the household In . hard to be over my personality to a certain extent "Meditation," by Harold Knight, duties. making myself not some hospitals there are ; after her pattern just as I have as you have, of course, for loaned by S. T. Vann and "The employee to It you have been allowed your free- Cornfield," by his wife, Inura attendants who do the work which begun enjoy myself, but was done by nurses dur- must bo done." , dom until you were old enough Knight, loaned by Mrs. W. R. Wal- formerly to decide for You have ton. The rank very high ing their three-year- course, there- She nsltcd Joan to tea. To her yourself. Knights a deal were not always been free. Sit down, dear among Knglish nrtiats and are rep- by relieving her of great disappointment they school of work not necesrary, nnd she can alone, yet she was glad to see and Craig, you run along. Joan resentatives of the Cornish - and I have to talk and of art. finish her course in a much short- Craig Forrester and the others. clothes, cr time. Mrs. Walters had news for them. you would be bored to death." A group of ten paintings In the "Your word is dear H. F. Robinson collection com- Organization of nurses started In Ted was coming home for the law, lady." 1915 when the American Ha rose at once. "Goodnight, prised a "Mescalero Indian Wom- Niines t Easter vacation. He would be with association and the Nii'ional them in a of Joan," he said cordially, but he en," by Barnum: an Indian head couple days. and several of T.eague of Instructors met. In Ran "Wo must do everything we can kissed Margaret's hand. study by Rurbanlt, Kranoisoo "What an old he Is!" "Mar- Mr. Itobinson's own excellent por- liming the exposition. to give him a time," Mrs. dear The first es- good traits of Indians and other paint- school of nursing was Walters weht on. "You must help garet said when she and Joan tablished in 187 2. of " were, alone. "His manners are ings of Indian atmosphere. Organizations me, Joan." Mrs. Pierce sent In a gradutes formed tho rational as- 4 "Of course I will! What lovely such a relief after tho Hodey sociation In 1M'8. V Mumsie. Where did manners of many men." brlsht bit of New Mexico autumn flowers, you out Theo-dor- o e.!T find "He's as as tho caught Orlegos way by them?" Van Soclen. Gustnve Hnu-ma- n POCKET picKEn"t)F 'Aren't they lovely?" Margaret hills!" $10 he is of an older gener- was represented by several :, agreed. "You wore a dear to send "Yes, wood blocl Miss Iconise WHILE SAYim P003-B- Y she turned to For- ation, my dear. But we still like prints, mm them," uraig are Lowber, Mrs. A. and Miss J rester. the hills even if they old, distort, LAS VEGAS I'M CLAIMS mmmmmm Katherino - don't we?" MacMillen having I, "If they pleane you that is pleas- loaned their treasures. There were "Oh. he's lust hanging around eclat i orrenpenucnep 10 ine ure enough for me," he returned Rollins. August Bilz .luiriiiil.) with a bit of old fashioned gal- - you trying to get you to marry I as Vegas, N. SI., Jan. 28. That T cn s nnd some Mm hnto him!" "yp"':''"""I'i interesting :i whose name he does no' lantry. by Borein. The latter "lady" Joan was looking directly at Her vehemence really surprised tlngs .new picked his pocket of JI0 In had un" "L 'dM a,,u him as ho answered. In fact, she Margaret. Not for somo time lonesome ,la the nrrency while shaking hands In ' Joan so It purple spaces,"' is the of had kept an eye upon him ever spoken emphatically. depths of our .canyons nn,bfll larewrll, story George ' since hiR arrival. was not Craig Forrester whom she who runs a rooming was man heichts of our mountains. "He's dead in love with Mum- meant she hated, it any Much interest was shown In the house toward the south end of to steal her I1Y KI.OIKE. Railroad avenue. Grirflth has sie! A blind man could see that," ail men who tried oil of of In- lines which hint of the old fash- mother's affections. But portraits Laguna types Youth and al- ioned of ask-- d the arrest of the woman, she said to herself as she saw Margaret dians as done by I'laurht, who coquetry, always rostunies our grandmoth- semi-fitte- d who he df the look in his eyes when they ignored the heated remark. was present at the exhibition. Hiu luring in femininity, are enhanced ers with Its bodice and siys. parted with a man "Come, dear, we must look over by tlie new taffeta dancing frocks full gathered skirt. Diminutive she, said was her hnshand. on a rested upon Margaret. technique is that of decorative Santa Ke All the guests soon left except my wardrobe. There isn't time to rcnlism nnd if vnn v!iw Vila which are popular now and prom- ulreves and a tit.y si'.lrrcd yoke of freight train bound for ise to continue so In no OrlfMh Craig, who lingered. have a new everting gown made wlth thH vou will umil late spring. tulle w.:y deiract from the Albuquerque. stated that undtanding in t'-- came to doesn't he Doesn't ior you, aim in l., dec- - They come all the pastel s ndes simpllcttv of i.odiro. Medal- the,tv.o his house and said "Why go? janti fpol tne realism; the as well ns th". were he know ho isn't wanted?" Joan give a small dinner dance for led nrntlve well the Indians are in high colors. They lions of Hi? tulle m e set in the skirl they penniless and hungry part aro bouffant dresses which in Ho eave them a nnd fumed Inwardly. Saturday night." fP Rize, their blankets are a vivid Tic", the center of each fcnllon nnd night's lodging Slumsie!" Joan have a bint of in their faint th,cw medallions ere outlined with two me'Is. Griffith said the wom- ; "How do like being free "It's beautiful, spina;, 0f color and one spring you portrait I'u.'.tlin'X, ns ll as in A an was 5 feet 4 inches in won't have to fuss and rid of the trammels of col- said a few moments later ns she might be decorative, If your room w their colors. flowers. tulle hem with an e'.lg height adjust vibrating coils, Tight-rttin- g in - d wore khaki trousers rules?" ho asked Joan. looked at herself in the mirror. wero but two would Htll' bodices nnd full of corilin',- finhl.ea the and leggings, YOU or suffer all lege large enough, skins nrr' tho lines is and ono was swollen from spark plugs, the inconveniences "I like it!" Joan replied. "There The girlish evening gown of blue, he an awful crowd, usually skirt. That just the frock leg in if and silver was enormously becom- - There was a of nine by theso fi'c"!:;i. to plr,v. tbe you n n'iss who Is hopping freight trains. Her com- which are so common among Ford owners if you equip , would be no pleasure living group paint i l was 2," Ted nro'-n- - TMs h::;'iulng iihi'V Is built on her iir:t real frock. panion about years of age one were not perfectly free to ing, and Margaret hoped inrrs in oil scenes AlhiiQUer- Kettlng party your engine with Bosch Ignition. You won't ' ex- Walters would find Joan as Irre- - que, r.rdin of the Well Battery give their own personality by Country even have to pression in every way, even as to sistible as she did. camp, leaned by Dr. F.velvn Fria- botherwith the spark lever, for the Bosch sclf-tau';- Man's Trouble Arrested ble. The artist is and Compensating Governor the has been painting here about six "The past 4 years 1 have been go- keeps engine operating years. Two cmvaaes. "Tho Vol- ing down, down, down with catarrh efficiently at all speeds without assistance from the canic Peak?," from perhans out of the stomach and bad to give up I Old Town and "The Shower work a because of driver. It is easily installed and it will save its cost way, LAl'KA A year ago my BEAUTY C;?A7S in Ti.lerns Canyon," brought forth By lilflKMAN. weakened condition. I suffered in six months' service. Sold on 30 trial. much favorable comment. terribly from bloating and colic at- days' By Ertnn Rent ForlieB. , In one, corner of the room were tacks. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy grouped something new COXTRHUTEI) of white and whole-whe- was recommended to me. I took a L - r' very, RIX'IPES. 'lour, new soma impressionistic', cubis-ti- e add teaspoon of selt and 2 course of it and am now feeling COMPANY was a Is iviOiio AUiO white soap. If there way stuff by local also. It The were most of fine." It a harmless prep- UXo-ul- TEMPTATIONS. artists, following recipes heaping teaspoons baking pow- simple, o tit-s- l ft.. ver 1'iione H93 of keeping tho hai" clean without had its share of attention but the generous'y sent in l,y coiumn read- der. Hub tho cold potatofs aration that removes the catarrhal Once I lived with a woman who any soap, it would bo better still. effect on the beholder was unus- - ers for me to publish, so that o her ;lio dry ingred ents with the finger mucus from the intestinal tract and ' to is not to said she was going to reduce. She However, offset this, blueing ual, say hilarious. If art is column renders nii;;ht enjoy them tips, adding tablespoon of ad- allays the Inflammation which used in the last an has the of means toward an 1'i'om a Reader K causes all stomach, liver was a study. She rinse, soap adaptation 'gless Cocoa ditional shortening and then moist- practically very interesting a to make yel-Cn- which end mav , Cake: 1 4 en and to deceive me about what she tendency grey hair be practical, cup granulated sugar, to a douli tiiat can be handled, intestinal ailments, including BOSCH SSSSFORDS tried low instead of tho bliie-w- h te then the business 1 One dose wl'l con- was because she had said practical tablespoons melud butter, cun with cold sweet milk. Roll out on appendicitis. eating which is so much more desirable. of making people laugh is sour m lk or buttermilk, 1 your bread boerd, usine; ns littl'' vince or money refunded. For sale , she was going to reduce and didn't A eat- Reader: band cf proof that tho paintings were art. spoon of soda, cup of cocoa flour as possible, anil cut into M by Brings' Pharmacy and druggists like me to know that she was ns black rlbhon velvet is often worn Perhaps not fine but art of a sifted with about 1 4 ot cu ts. 11 all sorts of little delicacies on art, Brush over w'th a tie everywhere. ing around the throat because It is sort. One puzzled, though polite, flour, 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract, milk ant hake in a oven for ,. Sho even deceived quick the sly. herself, to certain nnd lady said it must be the new 'Dissolve the soda in tho sour 20 Bho told herself that very becoming types art. milk; minutes. because had docs help to hold and hide a fnld "Nonsense, it Iooi; creem the and Old she was to reduce and she up another, stiar better Reader Homlnv Wiif'h S' going neck. If use an astrln- - Hko I've seen in the bank and add tne sour To 1 cuo 1 hated to admit she wasn't do ng it. you pictures gather milk on,l of cooked horil v ad gent several t mes each weok it f an old Bible we have at home. the flour aivl cocoa mixture. I.art pint of sweet milk h b en . like oneself whkh is It's something cheating will to all tho They were it arid the vanilla. I a d 1 at solitaire. help keep mus.les Egyptian women; If make bnih scalded nnd cooled, tahlosnoon OLD DOC BIRD of face and throat from sngrtlmr. must be very old art, and that's icin?, wlii' h needs the v.hite of of melted butter. 1 of says She started out bravely by re- You can we - ai tablespoon tea. preserve any lotion by why don't get It." egg, I add the yolk of the etr- io either maple or brown cuar, sugar and cream in her Mrs. , fusing adding a very rmall quantity of' N. T. Armi.lo loaned an old the cake, but t'is vcrv teaspoon salt, 1 0" bread flo-r- -t go:d pint ' She kept this up for a little while, heirloom cs- T acid to it. Your chemls' of her family that was out tlva yolk. thouV.H some and of a yo.irt ;ake which tr e but sho always looked resentful will know s of how much you should'19 years old. The painting is of the woepi t0 try t neen dissolve-'- in .1 'f"W when all her friends said that use to lotion and was esr- -t so jjg Have you hooked yourself up with a course lemon tasted much better la according the that "Calvary" brought from .while are high, fulls of warm water. T'eu well, you have. Spain by her grandfather, Don Unsigned n-- ar Molasses 'hen cover to rs? overnig"t in a bank where you have a chance to m lk and that if we did 1 tea than Francisco Xavier Coolies: 2. 1 rd-- ; Chaves, who was erg or cup warm place. In the establish of- the nroner thine we would all r morning an acquaintance with the uih iirsi governor or iew Mexico latea su:ir, 1 scant cup shorten-unde- r 1 .ec-e- (beat wl'ite and yelk sepa- 1 moles-e- ficers so that when the time comes SHE IS CHAMPION the republic of Mexico. Mrs. 'ing, cun of tea- - rately) nnd bn'te In hot. w'l- - that dr,rk.9,"e'!9.f"",J i'orge K. Angle had a on spoon each of greascd waffle need the of a mixing tannin with milk and sugar. ni? Hn"ltr"G portrait irons, wi'h you help bank they uu,,J"''sl HUiUIjO exhibition, and Governor Stover ginerer and cloves, and 4 re ground ctnncnion end su'r'-- . She was allowed lemon In her tea, mucn niivd. know you well enough to you? sent a prized painting of the cups of flour. S ir Irgre- - or with honey or manic jTv help ; but after a week or so, she began theie syrup, battle of the Alabama and the dients to"oth"r and add 2 level sons like then?, better than the A name in bank is an saying that, after all, half a of civil war good your asset, fat-toni- (Kearsage, times. One teaspoons of soa wH"h have been waffles. of sugar was not very of ordinary and if handle even in a the most interested spectators d ssolved In c"n of hot w t"- -' you money, and she would make it up was little Miss Eunice Neal - small the time is sure to come not a second buttered Hunts- jonco pwr stir well, the., 0t stand way, by having man, not yet thirteen, who had three overnight to grow !l"ht. In the muffin. somehow or other of when you will need the help of your " Only her own canvases on the sho took second but-- wall. morning shape into cookies and DO YOU always the Other paintings by Albuquerque bake. banker. tered muffin anyway! artists were water colors I 1 the reason by Mrs. s. Suet Pudding: run c.hnnpd The mark of service in the And that is why fat ... , o. i.u.-uc- REALIZE outstanding ..i.i.tri rt.jM.nH py nuei wun I cun r- ; women when go trie mixed each of That gain weight they hea," by Mrs. R. L. "Hol- Ins and 1 nothing you can obtain is State National Bank is the a reduction diet. with-Vo- Wootton; enrrams end cup maple personal They go re worth the ;'.on lyhocks," painted by Mrs. George or corn syrun. stir this mi-te- price ycu may pay effort of its officers to know and all sorts of in their t wait things Wheeler when she was 16, original well, then add to :t 1 of sour (be that price or small) , minds. They think about refus-- : ci'p unless on customers. are never too paintings of Florida scenes by Mrs. milk nnd 2 level teaspoons of soda it contains and express They ing food So much that I am sure Bess a can 7 to Sutton and two mountain sifted with a very little flour. SMr something which money NO.9 busy greet their clients. most of them believe they have scenes D. J. com- not Now the Parlier refused it. by Cook. The until it foams, then add enon-- h buy. If you do business at this bank, you actually mittee was especially gratified extra flour to form a Built Houses are designed and This special friend of mine be- - the by stiff batter. find friends all about when response of th je loaning the Steam one and one-ha- lf hours. constructed with the Idea of you you gan reducing very strenuously. She E- pictures and by the inter- - D. Sweet beautifying our build come in. That feel ate almost nothing for one meal genuine Totato Biscuits: city, Wovmcf makes you good est shown by those who came In all Bake three medium sized sweet ing up our community, and Quit ; with the result that by the time afternoon until 5:30 and it does you good. the second meal came she and o'clock. potatoes, scoup out the pulp and giving lasting pleasure and along The next meeting of the club is mash, with comfort to the owner and was so ravenously hungry that she business to seasoning paprika, bubbles : day which all members melted more one ate in s and prob-- t butter and a very littl" occupant for than everything ght, are always urged to come and milk. Beat with ably "ate on" many more ounces an take a fork until light. generation. interest. Sift Into a bowl 1 each The convenient and generous plan, than she could have reduced by At some largo cup her brief fast. previous meeting there high quality of material, work were misplaced some valuable and finish show that National hand-mad- man8hlp State Bank e silver Newman LAS VEGAS MUSICIANS C. S. S.: Olive oil will cleanse spoons, Into them have gone "that bt-ic-ks design. They have been found and micn and nourish the skin to a certain the owner ORGANIZING NEW BAND something" honor, energy. ' but it Is not as a may get them at the efficiency continuity, Affiliated With extent, good as ciud rrom Airs. the - with . cream. The has U Gould, presi- Such are desired by line latter other Aunt It I,.. . (Special Correspondence to Tne Jonrnol.) products Ihings In it which are a benefit to Las all the price and terms place Vegas, N. M., Jan. 28. them within reach of most nil The State Trust & Bank. the skin, while the former is 11ml Eighteen men, all of whom have Savings ' ted. If you prefer to use the oliv 292 POLISH had By reason of large quantity pur Mis Elsie Lempke. ORPHANS experience In musical work, chases oil you can feel sure that it will have begun the formation of a and quantity prnduc Our business is good. Combined Resources not cause a growth of hair. Admitted that woman's natu.al BEGIN LAST LAP OF A band here. Former bands have tlon a Barber Built Home Grandma: al- saves hundreds of dollars Orejr hair should task is that of a "home builder," suffered from internal dissension, you be with TRIP AROUND WORLD In the initial cost. Their One-Ha- lf ways shampooed a fine there are few who engage in it on urn me new organization is en- qual- Four and Million Dollars such a large scale as Miss Elsie to ity will save your grand chil We realize however (By The Associated deavoring avoid such a fate by Lempke of Wilmington, N. C. Most Press.) puumg management and direction dren iiigh cost. women-confin- New that we must go after their efforts to one York, Jan. 28. The steam- entirely in the hands of a man or By being the Initial purchaser of small kitchenette apartment or ship Princess Matoika, sailing, for committee competent to make the a Barber Built House at its new business harder small house and a garden in the Danzig, had on her passenger lists band entirely musical and not ar- Wltial price, you avoid pay- suburbs. Miss Lempke, however. 292 Polish who were be gumentative. The election of of- ing out the profits added by than ever and give real one orphans as do manages of the largest lumber ginning the last lap of a trip ficers will be held early In the Intervening owners, you service to hold it. mills in America, which yearly around the world. They fled from week. when buying a second hand ira.nsiorms minions or leet of lum- their land two house. These houses are al- ber native years ago to Into houses. escape starvation and death In the One of the "blue laws" of early ways In demand. Kach year Miss Lempke's plant, wake of the red bolshevlsts' armies. colonial days prohibited a woman During the past eleven months SERVICE which has a force of 400 tnen Po- from kissing her child on Sab- C. M. Barber has constructed HOW ABOUT THAT 90 workers, driving; hard against the the per cent of whom are men lish forces defending; the capital bath or fasting day. thirty-fou- r dwellings. All are turns out enough dwellings, nf tho of that republic. taken except the last one. portable variety, to house a city of The little globe trotfers art) to This last one is practically finish- Is the solid founda- 60,000. This young woman, who la be returned to Warsaw, where the ed and ready to be shown. a home-makin- graduate of the University of Polish government will find homes Any one Interested In g tion upon which this iuicnigan, Knows the art of home for them. will appreciate this op- business No Dread of construction perhaps better than When the children awakened portunity to see the very lat- has been built. Sunday Gray Hair many men architects and engineers this aboard the est modern In own morning vessel. thing in "the )0 NOT dread gray hair and the tlgns of her field, for she knows Red Cross workers were on hand home." not e, advancing age I The lure, aafe way to only engineering and achltec-tur- to present them with gifts and It Is on public exhibition this Send Ice Cream tint gray, Wreaked, faded or bleached hair but' she also knows the re- wish them bon voyage. afternoon from 2 to S p. m. your washing of a , Instantly to any shade of brown or black it quirements real home from When the children reached Week days by appointment. to the but ' , the of the - laundry, Tell us want. We with the modern hair tint, "Brownatone." viewpoint housekeeper. in their flight they were- tak- The nunjber is 1507 West what you have it. Easily applied, cannot be en in charge by officials of the Press the lulce of two lemons Central. You will be welcome. specify Service detected and will 28. Mrs. Into- - and Satisfaction Guaranteed. not rub or wash off. Washington. Jan. Mary American relief society and sent to a bottle containing three JOSEPH COIJUEK. Greaseless, odorless, Crowder, mother of MaJ. this ounces nothing to mix, no Gen, country by way of of Orchard White, which If desiring "a house, your waiting, no disappoint Enoch H. Crowder, died at her From were Japan. bring ment. Guaranteed harmless ' Seattle they sent to any drug store will supply for rough pencil sketch of size to hair, scalp home here 8 8 Co-Operat- early today, aged Chicago, where were a few cents, shake and ive lUa-- AH dealen 50c they placed well, you and arrangement of rooms and SI.50. years. Interment will be at Tren- in an Almost two have a quarter-pin- THE IMPERIAL I Trialt bottla orphan asylum. t of harmless you to us. Our ar- &!kpsrqi33 aent direct for 10c. The ton, Mo. years-elapse- lemon-bleac- require before the comple- and delightful h lotion chitect will then you Kenton Pharmacal Co., 611 Coppla tion of arrangements which will to soften and whiten help 1 red, rough plan and give cost free of vidg., fjonngton, K.y. Believed to be the highest In- give them homes In Poland. or AssGcialisn ir habited chapped hands. This home- charge. LAUNDRY CO. Dairy house is the world is n made lemon lotion Is far super stone hovel in the 5s BROWNATONE Donkla Pass, Belief in the evil eye common ior to glycerin and rose water PHONE 351 Tibet, which Is occupied everv among the of A 211-13-1- 5 summer peasantry Spain, to smoothen the skin. Famous Joseph Collier, Phones by a Tibetan outpost of stag's horn Is considered a good beauties use "to bleach nouses. stage it Barber Built 148-44- iuur ur live men. j ne nouse small te 9 safeguard, and horns, tipped and bring that soft, clear, rosy-whi- US South Second. Phono 744. W. Silver 31J stands at a height of 18,400 feet, or with stiver, are frequently It three and a half miles. hung complexion. because List Building Lots and Houses about the children'glieckg. doesn't Irritate, With Ui Now. Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 29, 1922.

U. N. M. PROGRAM FOR ii,"iiii)P;ji,w,iiriyy ;) "Mi'.V.ro'T'yV ALLEGED iinffiiiii'Siiii r rIi STORE HOUSE IS hooch s COMING WEEK OUTLINED MAKERS NABBED n The following program for the Si BY DRY SLEUTHS TO THE coming week has been prepared hy U TO 8E BUILT 0 IITED the authorities of the state uni- versity: H rpeCIAL DISPATCH TO MORNINO JOURNAL Sunday. in ICast T.as VeRas, N. M Jan. !K. Services all churches. - Pinner clven OUHTY AT Four stills with a coml.ined ear.nr- TRAINING CAMPS to Alpha Chi OiE !ily of lor, and ,1uks and Omega by tho patronesses of the gallons 6:30 m bottles containing twenty-fir- o s fraternity, p. Alvarado. of moonshine, together Willi Monday. 'four men accused of the Kid Registration for the second sc-- Award Con- operating Johnnie Kid. Mex and 9 Commissioners hnnzp-mnkin- p were mester, to 12 a. m., 1 to" S m machinery, hall. p. tract for Building: Will captured as the result of opera- Lee Will Work Out at Itodey tions o:'ficcr.s from Meeting of committee on admis hy prohlhillon Labor After- slon Save Many Albuquerque in this section this Temple This and student standing, 8 a. m Taxpayers room 23, Administration of Dollars. wee k. noon at 2:30 O'clock. building Hundreds .''am Trujlllo of Tipfonville is al- Meeting of the committee or. to admission and student 4 leged have heen found operat- Jehnnlo Kid Mex last standing, The riornalillo county machine ing n 4 still In his home arrived P. m., room 23, Administration I FtoraKe houso Mill he. erected nt and seven pajlons of "white mule" night from Pueblo and will start building. once." Bids wcro opened by the and rrallons of corn mash were training this afternoon at Labor Tuesday. con- 10 of commission yesti-nln- find the seized. Jiilm of tile same Temple for his bout with Kid Lee Meeting the tennffl club 12:30 m., room 2G, tract for ihf work waH awarded vicinity is said to have surrendered at the 3. Both p. Administration who niado the armory February building. Frank T. Reeve in 10 Charles Lnfelier a still hut said he had sold no Lee and Mex will use charge. hid of Tl,p ho' s and none wa.s He the temple for Wednesday. low liquor, found, "work-out- d ti'. ""'vacant hit and s Medical examination-fo- r THE will tin on the was not arrested. Nick liellino training qutilters women UNIVERSAL CAR next to tho county Jail in Old sawmill near Mora was wi'l start at 2:30 o'clock. students. Evelyn Frisbie M. D., operator 3 arrested charsed with having a Kid Lee went twelve rounds yes- 2:30 to p. m., 313 West Central the avenue. Provision w.is mndo hy Mill and ten gallons of terday with Al Smaulding, Jim for tha corn in Bol-lin- o Medical examination for men county hoard paying whisky his possession. Flynn',' iSailor Gonzalez and one of cost from tho 1021 road was before tho federal court students. P. O. Cornish, Jr., M. D., Tho of Max several tho other boys. Leo looks even bet- 4 to 5 p. m., room 16, fund surplus". report months ngo and pleaded ter when Chemistry (.'hnvez, county road super- to tho than he copped Joe Kale's building. , rctirins guilty breaking prohibition bacon in a-- few intendent, shows that tho surplus law. Tlenito Martinez and Far! seconds hero three Y. W. C. A. meeting, 5:80 p. m. V.i weeks is a a. nmoimts to J1.0P5. ThH is more Manlsley are alleged to have ego. If anything, he bit Miss Mary Sands in charge. enoufih to the thrown a n still on speedier. thfind complete the Fans who have seen both the Imildintr. roof of Martinez's houfp, near Meeting of the freshman class, th could he Mora, when saw officers boys prophesy that Alex's only 12:30 p. m., Rodey hall. Frank D. Feeling that county they the knock-ou- t, sum of en eh chance is a as Lee will in S saved a larp money coming. Five gallons of whisky out-bo- x Itpeve charge. ownlnc; such a store- were found on the The probably him. Mex, like Basketball. State University of year through premises. curries a slumber-land- er in house, the county commissioner men furnished bond of .$2,000 each ie, Arizona v.i. State University of New ON decided either mit and possibly a better one Mexico, 8 p. m., R. W. at a meeting last summer when arraigned before United than the colored claims. armory. to erect tho house and authorized States Commissioner W, 0. Ogle. boy Johnson in charge. of The The fans ar,e invited to watch the tho preparation plans. work-ou- Thursday. in boys t each afternoon at of county now rents several places Labor Is'o will be Basketball, State University which to store tho county machin- temple. charges Arizona vs. State University of New GERMANY made. m 8 in ery, such us road scrapers, auto SEEKS and Mexioo, p. m. R. W. Johnson and Jack Brady Young Brunson mobiles, sprinklins waKons have been matched for the opener charge. trucks. The rental amounts to is Meeting of proposed Aklllo club. which scheduled for six rounds. Miss 7 .Pordson pevprnl hundred dollars annually. box Nelle Hess in charge, p. m., Tractor Jnsurreoto and Young Sol will new will he semi-windu- Sara hall. Tho storehouse the p of ten rounds. All Reynolds with an auto e equipped repair shop IBfllTI told, there will be thirty-on- rounds Friday. and most of tho renalrs on the University assembly, 11 a. m. of boxing provided all matches hall. Address Hon. John Old Price county autos and trucks will he travel their booked length. Rodey by done iiy county employes at a Rrrat F. Simms. "The Federal Constitu- A oil reser- 1922 tion." New and Price savins. pasolijie S62S.OO $395.00 voir will also ho installed in order pparra IT Kappa Alpha dance. William to enable tho county to purchase Roy in charge, 7:30 to 11:30 p. m., F. O. B. Detroit. those necessities in lart'O quantities C. OF C. DINNER Masonic temple. Dr. and Mrs. L. jl nt wholesale cost. It is estimated Explains Her Alleged Inabil- B. Hessler, ehaperonsrs- - that these two items alone will Saturday. to - pave the taxpayers several hundred ity Meet Reparations Freshman Sophomore contests. MR. FARMER: dollars each year. I R. W. Johnson in charge; 2:30 p. Payments, as Stipulated field. m.. University is FIRE SWEEPS OVER By Commission. With this big reduction of $230.00 on the Fordson Tractor it within CO-O- P DAIRY OFFERS reach of farmer. PART OF REYNOLDS fHy Tho AflHorlattt Tress.) RE NEXT MONTH every Berlin, Jan. !!S (by tho Asso- PRIZES FOR ESSAYS ADDITION TO CITY ciated Press.) The German note Thousands of Successful Farmers Are to the reparations commission In Five dollnrs will be in Using FORDSON TRACTORS de- given Fir?) starting from near the city response to the commission's The chamber of commerce mem- prizes by the Albuquerque Co-o- flumping ground southwest from mand for explanations of Ger- bers' dinner will be held some time erativo Dairy for the best essay Call or write us and salesmen will call on and for tho city, burned over more than many's alleged inability to meet In February, according to an A- and answers to ten questions about our( you arrange 3 0 acres of land in the south-ve- st her obligations for January and nnouncement made yesterday by I). the dairy business. The contest is 'demonstration on own farm. corner of the Koynolds ad- February, requests that Germany H. McKee, secretary of the organi- confined to seventh and eighth your dition yesterday afternoon. be relieved of all cash payments zation. The dinner will probably grade pupils of the Bernalillo l ied hy a heavy wind, the fire in 1022. It also asks for a general be held nt the armory as it seems county schools. Four dollars will Tractors and Implements in Stock for immediate delivery. On dis- (jproad rapidly and was only reduction in cash payments and to be the only available hall large bo the first prize and $1 the sec- prevented from igniting several an increase in payments in kind. enough to accommodate the mem ond. in our Show Rooms. on al- H or memners play houses Fourteenth street by The note suggests that the bers. ives win also County Agent Lee Reynolds is the quick action of the city fire- lies take measures to restore be invited to attend. tho and a Is. soon date Is fixed by preparing questions men. The tumble weed and other Germany's internal and external As as the board of Judges will bo appointed dry growth on the fields burned and facilitate the the directors, invitations will be to the TERMS IF DESIRED to credit, thereby mailed and all are to Judge papers. north the southern limits of floating of a big International persons urged the yard at 1 Castle. make reservations as soon as possi- tuning reparation loan. It announces that Some of the manufactur Tho firemen confined their raise an internal ble after receiving the notice of the carpet nctlvilies to Germany will dinner. ers in Kurope are charged with tho portion of the loan in 1922 independently of the fields which were adlacent to systematically reproducing popular debt, in order to reduce American-mad- e a houses and in spite of the foreign designs with heavy the floating debt. D. A. R. OFFICERS view to direct competition with the wind, prevented the fire from is out that the allied rutting even into any of the It pointed ELECTED LAST NIGHT American carpet makers. Fourteenth street experts at the lirussel.s confer- yards. ence in 1920 recognized that Ger- man direct taxation was incapable The following officers were elect- Phone 750. Sixth and OFFICERS ELECTED BY of further augmentation, but that ed last evening by the Daughters Central. I;:: nevertheless, bills were before the of the American Revolution: Re- CARBUNCLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION relehstag to provide further in- gent, Mrs. John Milne; vice regent, as Mrs. K. Branch Belen Auto Belen New Mexico. creases in property tax, as well J. McCoIlum; recording B lii, Piles, PJmpIes. etc., quickly re- - Company, The officers elected hy the stock- taxes on capital and corporations. secretary, Miss Marian Ithodes; cor lleved by PC holders of the Build- Tho turnover tax will lie in- responding secretary, Mrs. Harold ing and Loan association at their creased from one and one-ha- lf Galer; treasurer, Mrs. C. H. Spltz-messe- r; BOILENE fc1 meeting recently are : I). H. Boat-righ- t, per ctnt to two per cent, and the registrar, Mrs. J. W. Hall; or your money back. 50c at druggists or l)lIMlUiiijiHBj;;uw president; Alhert Faber, vice coal tax from twenty to forty per historian, Mrs. George K, Angle; by mail postpaid. president; Dave 'Weinman, treasur- cent. Tho burdens on production chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. THE BOILKNE CO., AlbnciueTqur, N. M. er, and J. E. Klder, secretary. The , and consumption will be increased, Jour officers and J. A. Khufflebar-ger- and the increased customs duties J, Lester ('coper, P,. ituppe and will he collected on a gold basis. C. A. Steele constitute the direc- on S12 tors. The entire burden imposed r consumption, it is asserted, is at At the fame meeting, annual re- in other coun- ports of officers were read. No least equal to that other business was transacted. tries. in explanation of Germany's the note Among the Chinese the Buddhist financial position, stale, enei-g-ti- measures will b knot is a symbol of longevity. that taken against the removal of cap- ital abroad and the, evasioa oi Do Eat Bread? taxation. It explains that the railway rates, compared Willi pre-w- condition:, MOTHER! hail heen ineieaed ill fold fur pas sengers and H2 find for freight; the When contemplating the purchase of a PIANO or PLAYER. were in- postal ami telephone rates PIAXO it is wpll to consider the of the house you creased 21 fold. standing 1922 will from and the of the piano. If R subsidies for buy reputation ead This The food So, Child's Bowels with l.Omi.OuO.OOO Open amount to only paper PRODUCTS have won awards at all marks, as compared with $2,250,-iJoa.lm- BALDWIN highest "California Fig Syrup" previously. T'.io price of for the last twenty years, an accomplishment of bread will shortly be increased by threc-qunrtc- of a century of careful study and effort. ask why does bread not cheaper? It is in and in 75 per cent. A system for insur- People get cheaper price higher ance for the unemployed at the of cmpUyers and employes quality. There is no comparison of quality so we will not discuss that. In 1920 will be. int roiiuced, to replace the RIEDUKG MUS!C CO. exi.-tin- relief system. 11 The ordinary budget shows, with 221 WEST CENTRAL PnOXE 984 paid 10c for a loaf of bread, it weighed to 12 ounces. a revenue of 1 03,2UU,OO(i.C00 marks you and expenses of KG, 700, 000, 000 Baldwin Pianos Tho marks, a surplus of u, GOO, 000, 000 available for reparations payments. Ellington Pianos Now You Ten Cents for a Loaf and It 16 to Ounces Vi'ilh the object of reducing the Hamilton Pianos Pay Weighs 17 will floating debt, the government Howard Pianos o raise an internal loan this year The Player-Pian- that Monarch Pianos Is all One-Fourt- apart from the compulsory loan al- but hnman You Get h More Bread for the Same Price. ready agreed upon. The compul- sory loan will be and is intended to finance the repara- tions duo in 1922, without increas- ing paper circulation. t. is absolutely necessary if the matter-i- s viewed from an economic Even a sick child loves the slandpoint, the nolo says, that taste of "California Germany should nt least for 1922 Received Assort- "fruity" Fig 1 Just ( f a cash on Large Z the littlo be relieved payments Fyrup." tongue account of or if yutir child is listless, reparations, cross, feverish, full of cold, or l.a colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse "FRINGE CHAP" IS TO ment of Buckram Hat Frames liver and bowels. In a few the FRIDAY BY hours you can see for yourself how BE GIVEN These Condition Existed When We thoroughly it. works ail the consti- H. S. DRAMATIC CLUB pation poison, sour bile and wast' EVERY SHAPE YOU CAN WISH Sold a 5c Loaf of Bread. out of the bowels, and you hava a well, playful child again. The Dramatic eluh of the e We have also received the best assortment Millions ot mothers Vep "Cali- hish school will present. of Bakers received a salary of $10.00 to fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They as its yearly play, "The Prince Hat Flowers we have ever had. Today 6c know a teaspoonful today saves a Chap," hy Kdwarrt Teple, Friday, $15.00 per week. Compounds were hlRh school audlto-- ; sick child tomorrow. Ask your evening in tho Ladies' and Children's Trimmed Hats, Bakers get , $35.00 to $40.00 per week1. for "California rlum. The piece is a elever three-- : lb. $4.50 100. Coal $6.00 to druggist genuine - now Sugar, per whi-- h has directions act comedy and offers ample op- $1.00 values, only 25c Fig Syrup," of are 12c lb. $6.75 for babies and children of all nvct portunity for the acting ability Ladies' $7.00 per ton. Rents and all incidentals Compounds Sugar, per on bottle. Mother! you the club. Bungalow Aprons ...... $1.00 printed Tho cast Is strong. and we did have to lOO.'Coal ton must say "California" or you may unusually Ladies' Erown Silk Hose .L. . . . .$1.00 'were cheap, not $11.00 per and we wrap an imitation Frederick "Ward will play Peyton, get fis nyrup. the lead. Mr. Ward is remembered Ladies' Black Silk Hose...... $1.00 the bread. each loaf which cost 4 of a cent. for his clever work in "Peg o' My wrap Heart," and in (several other ama-- j Ladies' Sateen Petticoats $1.00 teur productions. His stage pres- i Have Your ence and dramatic Intelligence are Boys' Overalls, good denim .79c familiar to local "first-nighters- ." Red Cedar 69c size Photograph Made in Adrian Morris in the role of "Jack Furniture Polish, 49c Hodney," Cuyler Ferguson as, You should see this polish to appreciate the We do not use native wheat flour for our bread We the best and Your New "Marcus Runion," Cecil Goff as: buy give you Party Thatcher as, value. "P.alllngtnn," Iev the best best skilled bakers can make. , Gown. "Yadder," Myrtle Brown as "Mrs. Mops 79c to 98c Arrimrton'' and Vivian Gibson as This is the season for of "Phoebe Puckers" are others We have a splendid assortment of dishes, and WE-CA- GIVE YOU MORE for in a 10c 15c loaf than in such a photograph. tab'nt In the cast. your money or the is the to make The Bcene of the play Is tne light housekeeping supplies. Today day studio of Peyton, who is a young small ones. As conditions warrant the price will be reduced by increasing the size.; the appointment American sculptor in London. Be- tween act one and act two, two years pass, while between the sec- ond and third, ten years elapse. The direction of the play Is under Emcee John D. Burton, supervisor of dra- Studio matics of the high school. The Union The Pioneer The Erwood Portrait Frames It cost more to maintain the Bakery Bakery Bakery American of about IB,-00- 0 Grant Bldg. Phone 320 contingent ONE CENT TO ONE DOLLAR STORES CO. Bakers of Bakers of Bakers of soldiers on the Rhine than the DAINTY BREAD BUSTER BROWN BREAD ERWOOD BREAD The is remember- rest of the 130,000 Allied forces 321 y quality together, owing to the higher pay, PHONE 299 W. CENTRAL AVE. ed long after the is food price better and equipment, and I the expense of transatlantic J, forgotten. , January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Tagc Seven. CALLED JAPAN'S AND TRAIL I SEASON PRETTIEST MAIDEN Theaters Today PRESENT NATION-WID- E ID SW A BUYING .'ORLD'S jsa 'IV Theater The great and LARGEST FOR WORK If! FOREST only Charlie Chaplin, after an ab- IS BEST YEAR II OUR sence (if several months and even longer, makes his bow at the "1"!" CHAIN 312 STORES today in one of his latest comedies, GUIS DISK entitled "The Idle Class"; In con- HISTORYI DEPARTMENT ASSURES WL nection with this groat treat J. P. Mctlowan will be seen as the star MM. in "The Ruse of the Rattler." and STORE incorporated LOWEST of Agriculture the ".Miracles of the Jungle." School Has Enroll- Department l.yrlo Theater Mr. and Mrs. Largest ORGANIZATION PRICES Appropriates $15,000.-00- 0 i'Vf t; Carter Pe Haven, known all over ment, Best Equipment 312 DEPARTMENT STORES M. the country as stars of the ani for Work; N. mated and silent dramas and com and Administration of Its Gets Share. edies, are at the Lyric in "The Girl Albuquerque, N. M. in the Taxi ; also showing a rat- Hnnais. n two-ree- l com- of national tling Rood Torchy The protection the "Dog-gon- e With the total enrollment great- the edy entitled Torchy." forests from fires was one of Pastime Theater Pearl White er than that of any previous the score prime objects sought ty one of the most daring, thrilling season and the general equip- tarv of agriculture who recently film William Kox stars of the ment on the campus In a high appropriated ir.,UU(),UUU for the studio, is at the Pastime today in construction of roads and trails in It is a state of efficiency, the academic Of til is sum "Any Wife," and good pic- the national forests. ture; also showing a reel or two year of 1921-2- 2 at the state uni- J'J.SUU.OMU will be known as the "Fox News" find fund" presenting that versity has thus far been more "national forest highway fun maker, Harold Lloyd, as the and is set usido for roads of pri- successful than any other in the ' principal character In "The Tip." mary importance to slates, comi- history of the school. ties ami national forest communi- MoGOWW AS MAN During the semester which end- ties. The money will he v remaining W ANTS I'l .AY: SKI- ed on were used as a fund for ) l'Vlll Saturday there development AT Till: "II" THEATEU ad- iRasult From t onst ruction of roads and trails college students in Vast PurchQsmci! needed for administration 'and "The called dition to !5 adult specials en- utilizuion the forests themselves. Rattlesnake," thry in The customers of our 312 stores rf him, because, like the reptile, he rolled these- extension classes. i! department require vast quantities of goods. Where the store New Mexico recently received, at never before a home econom- 144 ordinary district forest the sum struck rattling English literature, buys in gross lots of at a time, we buy 312 grow or 4,928 of one the office, However, also like the ies article. Naturally, buying most we of $(177.1110 for this work, Uf this warning. and mental and educational for less; most we sell for less. he in roads reptile, you had little chance after tests. On buy hence, selling Mini J45S.258 will for mi He was a bad man, Monday, January 3d, within the furests and I !).li nil for that warning! 1022. the sec hut he played fair, and when he enrollment for tho development of roads and trails. Miss Sonoki Matsumoto. ond semester will fJ These forest serv- wiis "commissioned" by Henry begin promptly appropriations, never did at 8:45 a. m. Din the Lj ice will give a new Morgan (who any dirty ing latt' officials slate, Miss Sonoki Matsumoto has been fel- of J ef work he could hire the other part last year the enrollment impetus to the work opening up ac- ex- - of anil acclaimed Japan's prettiest girl, low to do) to turn the Sandersons during the second semester f'l vast tracts valuable timber to island on areas of scenic for the use cording word from the out of their home, he resigned ceeded that for the preceding first beauty She is now in 'bo Job. semester a of H and enjoyment of Americans and empire. visiting reversal the old visitors. London with her father, II. Matsu- The reason was that he had custom wnicli provided for a near-exod- their foreign into beautiful The development of roads and moto, who is a member cf the Jap- looked deep the eyes during the second semester. trails throughout the forests will anese trade mission. of Helen Sanderson, and read there It is not known what will be Smart in f're such courage, determination and the registration aid materially protection. his brute during February, At present there are iaro areas of truth that all strength but no falling off is expected. trackless wilderness in the national was powerless before her challenge. Registration of students In storms From that moment some divine in- courses indicates a wide forests. When lightning was range inaccessible areas, tuition told the girl that he of as jj-- sweep these SCHOOL NOTES was interest, there have been heavy fire losses of public timber iter champion though this strong classes in mathematics, i often for her to believe. That - ( often occur. ' hard Knglish literature, biology, chemis- is one of the main features was because "The Rattlesnake" had business ad- Speed to until he try, physics, geology, in successful forest fire fighting. Reports from principals of, a double game play ministration, economics, history, But high speed within the forests graded schools and teachers of could come out In the open, home an hour The ruse of "The Rattler pre-- economics, hygiene, physical DscMec! Mm Silcn means four to five miles one room schools were received education, civil engineering, elec- Savings for and Young over a mountain trail. If no trail tv,.. ff,vo r.f the. ,,rO., sonts J. P. McGow.ui in what Is ..i,i western trical engineering, practical me- exists. It Is often impossible for the superintendent last week. The said to be his best thriller. science Is a and Is at chanics, music and library All men and men who are fire fighters to average noire than reports were requested by County It Playgoers feature and art. young contemplating the one-four- of a mile an hour. the "11" for only two days, starting School Superintendent Irene As a special assignment at the J of a new suit will he In the past, construction of many Rinke and gave a detailed ac- today. - purchase keenly interested in the roads lias In connection with this excellent end of the recent course in poht- hj urgently needed forest count of progress made, even to leal science each student fu been deferred for lack of funds. the in the text book reached picture will be Charlio Chaplin in brought remarkahlc values we are at prices that assure for- page in a term paper having as its sub- - fj showing Much of this work can now go by each grade in each subject "The Idle Class." ward. The forest service estimates Ject some special activity ot the such substantial studied. The reports were made state of New Mexico. Eor savings. that eventually over $1 00,000,000 to January 20, tho end of the CAitTKit ir. H.wKNs nrvivr. example, will bo required to supply a thor- semester. WIUi KNOWN STAGE l'.AHCK: state board of education, state first tax beurd of J. C. Co. Suits oughly adequate transportation sys- All principals have been asked Tin; ;iiuj in tiii: taxi." commission, state Penney and Overcoats are made tem throughout the 1 iifi.OOO.OUO to hold a meeting with teachers land commissioners, state highway acres within the national forests. in to check "The Girl in the Taxi." a First commission, stato board of exclusively for us and sold only in our 312 stores. order the lessons with Mr. the study course. That, pupils National attraction, starring health, cattle sanitary board, know what work is and Mrs. Carter DeHaven, will child's welfare board, state peni- They are carefully tailored from selected woolens just required to- re- FRANK BARELA THE particular grade is an in- bo shown at the Lyric theater tentiary, sheep sanitary board, tomorrow. museum ot New and modeled the best up-to-min- BOY HELD centive to cover tho work out- day and form school, on fitting, lines FOURTH lined. The picture is an adaptation of Mexico, institute for the blind, ON THEFT CHARGE In the 14 mountain districts the musical comedy stage suc- school ot mines, military institut for men and young men. east, of Albuquerque there are 12 cess of the same name in which Insane asylum, school for tho j Mr. Dellaven scored a school. t Mor-lell- first grade teachers and two triumph. deaf and dumb, normal not Frank i, ex- M Frank F.arela, second grade teachers. The story centers around the normal university university of The styles we are showing are new and correct styles as was incorrectly stated in of a young man whose fij is Two night schools have been ploits New Mexico, Spanish American the Morning Journal yesterday, formed in the father has him a molly- normal of agricul- that are worn well dressed men tho who was a mountain districts, duld school, college by everywhere. 4 fourth hoy given one is at Carnuel and other at coddle. His efforts to untangle ture, state board of pharmacy, hearing in Juvenile court Friday San the situation that on a of Antonio. embarrassing state board of water commissio- 1 The is charge stealing pigeons. An fulditinll h.'iQ l.eon confronts his fatner earns for for to come to this store tn ner, state board of accountancy, 1 opportunity presented you Frank Monelli was in no school him a temporary laurel wreath. with the case. vayithe house at Harehis and stato board of optometry, state connected will bo The situation which caps the re- and effect substantial on the of one or Wilbur is also ready for use tomorrow. board of chiropractic, natural savings purchase Springer charged climax of the farco comedy is state bound- 1p with the theft. The other two most humorous. sources commission, of these handsome TRIBUTE TO said to be commission. land not more new suits. boys given hearings Friday were THE LIFE Other prominent members of ary Carey Sal-aza- r. board, governor, secretary of Henrique Vargas and Celso OF M'KINLEY IS PAID tho cast includo King Haggott, Those two boys are charg- old time screen hero who has state, attorney general, auditor, the educational There is the ed with entering a number of appeared in over 300 photoplays; auditor, corporation We Stand Squarely Behind Our Claim That Utmost for the Dollar in Our homes and many articles (Dy The Amnclntrd I'rcsn.) serial commission, traveling auditor, taking Jan. 28. Grace Cunard, the queen 3 of value. .fudge M. K. Hickey Niles, ()., Tribute to who was a star in her own commissioner of public lands, Clothing, and an of the Styles We Present at the ' tIu! m'e "f William right and Investigation Following popular took the cases under 'advisement. McK'inley, for not so long ago; Otis Harlan, state bank examiner, game mer president, was paid tonight at fish warden, general, Prices We Are Substantiate Our Claim. the annual Tom McGuire, Margaret Camp- adjutant Will, Sure, McKinloy day banquet bell, Lincoln Plumer, Freya Sterl- mine inspector, miners hospital, AUTO SALESMAN IS with addresses Low-de- n, by Frank O. and John stato board of bar examiners. I former ing (lough. au- ARRESTED CHARGED governor of Illinois; Stanislaus Strange wrote, the Further serious efforts of tiny T. (ioff, assistant attorney version and Robert thorship have been ntado by Dean of the T'nitod Con- original stage WITH INTOXICATION general States: Mcllowan piclnrlzed the story for Kyre of the Knuineerin college, gressman Patrick Kelly of Michi- the screen. di Professor Ellis in geology, Proles- - ti gan, and G. Lloyd lngraham - $ $34.75 C. W. Foster, automobile sales Congressman John rected the production. sor Haueht in psycnoiogy, itoios- $16J5, $19.75? 24.75, $27.50, was Arrested Copper of Ohio. Tho added are some sor Coan in history, by President a man, yesterday by Moro than 600 attraction Motorcycle Officer Carter persons were pres- of interest, Hill, and Mr. S.dillo of tho board jP charged ent, from this city, which was good pictures general with driving a car while drunk. C. the and a comedy, entitled "Dog-gon- e of regents. B. birthplace of McKinley, and near- Professor who H stato u Saavedra was arrested charged cities. Torchy, will also bo shown. Ellis, with being drunk and riding in a car by eeolocist as well as professor of which an intoxicated man was PEARL WHITE HERE AS geology in tho university, has just driving. Paavedra was released on COURTESY COSTS MAN A DISCONTENTED WIFE: completed a study of the ireolocv a $50 bond. AT THE l'.VSTI.M 13 THEATER of the Sanrlia mountains which will Tid BALTIMORE TROLLEY HEADACHEAND $145 be printed in due form by the uni- l?h.fr'!.?.0,,tpo"?; Pearl White, the celebrated Fox versity. years have been gainod against TRAFFIC HALTED BY ALGER0 IS OYSTER (FSy Tho star who bears the label "best book on Engineer- the chief of which is Ansoclnled TrpM.) Dean Eyro's difficulties, HEAVY FALL OF SNOW SHUCKING CHAMPION Now Brunswick, X. J., Jan. 28. known film actress in the world" ing is in course of preparation by tho widely disseminated error that Courtesy and consideration cost is due at the Pastime theater to tho Macmillan company of New good education costs too much in Louis Behenick of Soufh Bound day for a run of several days, in York. Professor HaiiKht's mono- New Mexico. However, with this (Ily The AhhocIhIm1 Trefts.) (Ily The Assortntrd Freia.) Brook $145 and a headache late her latest film picture, entitled graph on the Psychology of Learn- reservation tho university officials Baltimore, Jan. 28. The heav- tYe Interest New 28. w Pay Orleans, La., Jan. today. Driving on tho canal road "Any Wife." The fj'.m wasdirected ing will be published by the cannot restrain notes of gratifica- iest fall of snow In 24 hours in Mike Alegro, of New Orleans, won he came upon an by Herbert Brenon, who stands in company of Philadelphia tion and of optimisim in recording the apparently In tho history of tho local weather Q oyster shucking championship stalled motor the very front rank his field. recommendation of President tho memoranda of results and of tho south with two men look- upon bureau severely handi- of today by opening 4,644 ing into tho and a Tho story of "Any Wife" was Angell of Yalo university. Profes- present status." today bivalves In five hours and fifty-fiv- e engine third at railroad travel; tied up the wheel. Ha alighted. offered written by Julia Tolsva. It deals sor Coan has recently published a capped minutes, winning by a good margin with the case if a woman hay shipping, made automobile assistance, looked at , tho starter possessed study on the First Ktago of the COLUMN the eastern section of over six other contestants. Alegro and awakened from of a devoted husband and a loving Federal Indian In the Pacif- OF STEAM IS traffic, in used tho "hammer 'N" Unifo" meth- the fumes surrounded Policy Maryland and tied tip Giving You First Real Estate Mort- of chloform hours later in hl.i own child, and by every ic Northwest. Mr. Rcdillo, a, mem- ISSUING FROM CRATER (llffit od. material comfort; yet who surren a street railway and other traffic Bill of New was car, his pockets rifled. ber of tho board of regents and hero. gages as Security for Your Money. Smith, Orleans, ders to the spirit of discontent be local has pub- second, his count being 4,387, while cause she feels her life is too "hum- - attorney, recently (By The Asmk lulcd rrrm.) ' At 7 p. m. the snowfall for the BANDITS MESSENGER. lished In a of col- also of New R()n c Spanish, monograph Portland, ore., Jan. 2S. A last 24 hours was 20 inches and Joe Plnell, Orleans, West Hoboken. N. J.. 28. rum lacking in social spice, xnis 53 the func- ran Smith a close race with 4, "ST. Jan. leads her In pages bearing upon umn of steam issuing from crater was continuing. to cash of Bandits today shrt and seriouslv spirit, tions and ritual of fraternal insur- rock on Mount Hood had doubled In addition prizes $30, wounded Police to an unfortunate situation as a re ance Hill has and $1.5 for second and Lieutenant. Harms. casts orders. President in size tonight since, it first was VIXi YS WINS TWO NEW MEXICO J35 first, a North Hudson National suit of which her husband her been asked to a revised ;MKS. third places, local oyster dealers guarding off. though she is really innocent prepare observed this morning and at dusk East Las Vegas, N. M., Jan. 2S. nank messenger. Harms fired a edition of his work recently pub- was about 200 feet of teams a presented the winners with other dozen shots at Despite this apparent tragedy the high. Word I,as Vegas basketball took the bandit when he lished by the Macmillan company. tho was received from double-head- from Santa Fe high valuable prizes. fled and with a con story lias a singularly happy ending phenomenon LOAN & MORTGAGE escaped bag which comes as an absolute sur- - l'nder authorization of the hoard government camp, close to the school tonight. The normal boys taining $21,000. " and Treasurer .T. A. .10 T. BRAVES SIOX IN" FIELDER.. nrlse. regents mountain. heat Santa Fe boys to Vegas l.eidy, Miss Josephine S. Parsons No rumblings or other evidence defeated Santa Fe Boston, Mass., Jan. 28. The CATTLE BURNED Tho manager is also showing:, in high girls girls, TO DltATH. has prepared the manuscript of of volcanic were observed. 1H to 8. COMPANY of John F. McDermott, of 111.. 2S. connection with the main feature, activity 'signing Galesburg, Jan. One Harold In "The tho annual financial report of the Providence, R, I., an lnfleldcr, as hundred and fifty-thre- e head of "Any Wife," Lloyd Tin." and several reels of "Fox university. The report Is extreme- a member of the Boston Nationals, Hereford cattle were de- thoroughbred News" ly satisfactory, setting forth in was announced today. Ho has burned to death early today at pictures. tail all and never but expenditures receipts r played professional ball, Stronghurst, III., in a fire which or the Institution during tho past THIRD and GOLD PHONE 142 has had considerable experience destroyed the sales barn of the NOT ClILTY VERDICT. fiscal The Institution is out naval teams. 28. year. with Hereford association. Cambridge, Ohio. Jan. The of debt, and its physical properties jury in the second trial of former have markedly Improved during Mayor Jacob J. Calvert, charged theing the present administration with shooting Thomas McNIece, re- to of to- owing the policy efficiency turned a verdict of not guilty and to the receipt of many gifts day. Calvert was found guilty at from public minded citizens, pur- - Strong, Healthy Eyes , his first trial. Ing tho past year many persons have contributed generously to the One of the first woman consta- university, including Messrs. Josh- - ' bles In Ohio is Miss Lena Buckley, ua Reynolds, George A. Kasemnn, of Toledo. Officer Buckley, a de- Arthur Prager. Albert Simms, Make Attractive Faces mure, little miss with bobbed hair Frank Strong, Frank Mindlin, Col. and goloshes, declares that it Is George E. Breece, and Mrs. Jacob great fun to be a constable. Korber, City Physician Tolls How to Strengthen Eyesight as Much as 50 in "The State T'niversity of New THE STEPHENSON HOME a Week's Time in Many Cases By a Simple Home Treatment. Mexico, established In ISSU.'t said President D. S. Hill, "is the natural! 717 Sixth Stmt, Silver City, N. M. head of the educational of Is a SANATORIUM for T. P.. convalescents. Is steam Dr. JudUlnn, former Chief of Clinics 'at count trw-- Moving Picture Funnies system private the fluttering leaves on the the state, a includes1 with hot and cold water in all 1 lie Union llencral Hospital, lioston, across the street now. which for several system that heated, supplied dressing rooms, Mass., and House surgeon at tho New years looked like a dim blur to mo. I the university, the college of ngri-- j baths upstairs and down, and is surrounded with scrcened-i- n England Kye and Ear Infirmary, Bay: cannot, express my Joy for what o culture and mechanic arts, the sleeping porches. Our rates. Including good home cooking, "I have found oculists too prone- to ope- has done for me." school of mines, the three normal aro $50 upytalrs, and $52 per month doiiHstalrs. rate and optlclctans too wltllriff to pre- It Is believed that thousands who wear schools, the (he netrleottnff the sim- military institute, V. V. STKPIIENSOX, YOU CAx A scribe Kinases, white glasses will he able to discard them in u special institutions, and our ele- Manager GET ple formulas which form the basis of reasonable time and others will be aide the Bon-Opl- o home treatment for the to mentary and secondary schools, strengthen their eyes and be spared "The stato eyes. I am thoroughly convinced from the trouble and expense of getting glasses. AWntf'SEs history of the univer my own experience with o that If you have trouhle with your eyes and sity is familiar to residents of New it will strengthen eyesight at least 60 want relief, go to any drug store and ift m HIS Mexico. Following the world war! in one week's In In- of o W6-D0- P per cent time many get a bottle tablets. Droi IB) I thnrA fnma nn..l.wl In ttin' stances." Dr. Judklns" statement will ono Bon-Opt- o T4 tablet Into a fourth of t ll HE. affairs in- - bring; hope to thousands of victims of gloss uf water; with the liquid bathe ' of the state university, and other as as directed. You will notice your volving problems of debt, replace-- j ATTENTION! well as to many who wear glasses be- eyes clear tip right from the start and ments in the facultj'. elevation of! cause of weak eyes and vision. Inflammation and redness will quickly academic standards, Improvement whose were re- Many eyes falling report disappear. If your eyes bother you even of morale, and of erection of need- -' m the use of a It Is to markable results from little your duty care for them ed of re-- ! now before It Is too late. Many now buildings. Tho board One man says: "I was almost blind hopelessly blind might have saved their gents now consists of the following Vosdmesi of tho World could not see to read at all. Now I can sight if they liad cared for their eyes In members: Nathan Jaffa of llos-- ; read everything without my glasses and time. well, president: Dr. J. A. Keidy of more. At For my eyes do not hurt any night Xotei A prominent physician to whom secretary-treasure- r; $1625.00 no o Albuquerque, All members Woodmen of they would pain dreadfully; Ihey tho above was shown, sold: "Yes, A. A. of the the 'World will feet fine all the time. It was dice a Is a wonderful Sedillo of Albuquerque, truly eye remedy. Thomas of Albtt-- , meet at the P'rench at miracle to me," Its ingredients are well known to iye. F. Keleher, Jr., undertaking parlors Monday, Delivered As-- 1 Albuquerque and you get the A lady who uied aye: "Thf specialists and widely prescribed by them. querque, and Mrs. Rupert F. 2 o'clock p. m. sharp, the funeral services atmosphere seened huzy with or w,ir-o- I nave usea it very successfully In my plund of Santa Fe. GREATEST CAR Nash ever built. usl-i- of glasses, bu after own practice on patients whose eye were "The board adopted at the be Sovereign Clifton Whitmer. for fifteen M'CMS char. strained or -- 1 days everything through overwork misfit of the 1 9 lJ 9 1; 0 as: All members of order of I can read even fine print without glasses. It Is a preparation I feel s.tou'd ginning year the regardless the where glasses." Another who used It "I he on hand, for use In a definite policy: (1) the appoint--j abouts kept dally every univer-- of their membership are earnestly was bothered with eyestrain !aii('d by family." Is not a secret rer.i-ed- y ment of a president of tho l requested HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY tiled eyes, which caused vio- or a patent medicine. It Is an Cut out the picture on all four slty to function actively under the to attend. Members of the Circle are invited. lent headaches. I have worn ijliM-'- for ethical tho formula of which sides. Then fold i. preparation, carefully dotted board as an executive manager 416-41- 8 several years both for distance und r,"r.' Is printed on tho package. The manu- line 1 its entire Then dotted the! By order of West Copper I could length. working in with work and without them rot read facturers guarantee It to strengthen Hue 2, so on. Fold I. Nash on sn M'c BO and each section faculty: and (2) financial and G. SHAFER, Consul Commander , Leads the World in Motor Car Values my own nanio envelop-- or per cent In, a. week's time .n underneath When com typewriting on the machine 'iL'nri me. many Instances or your money w1 be accurately. academic efficiency without regard) A. T. SMITH, Clerk of Camp No. 1 ' 1 can do both nmv ard have dlS";,ldc l my refunded. Is sold by all pleted turn over and you'll find a to prejudices or The pco- - - ' fijii politics. Ions distance (Jasso altogether.- I uiu, druggists. surprising result. Save the pictures, pie ot tho state are interested to ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 29, 1922.

Jects us to a bogus indictment for criminal libel, Union racifid 12? fiLBOQUERQUE JOOML let it come. United States Steel Umm Utah Copper 6 However, we wish to advlsa this crowd to ''get AS THE PEOPLE VIEW IT LASSHFSEP AM AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PuMishocl Hy off from us" und stay off. That c.dvlce is free. IT CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. COMPANY JOniNAL they fail to take It will know within six in- rtl5LISIU.(J they months The Eldtor, Albuquerque Morning or Is quite an 28 wheat CARL C. MAG EE, IX A. MACPHEKSON. dredging fishing Chicago. Jan. Highest PERSONAL FOR RENT Room what very good advice, it is and will be sorry that Journal. dustry there. on the present bull Tr'sir1ont. Is ex- SLI!: fnlled to it. Our will This also states that after prices WANTED Private pupils; teacher fc'Oll they accept to fight for public Sir: Under a picture of the article sweep were recorded here today and trained tor KKNT Lovely furnished room. 129 A. MACl'HE KSON Business Mananer dam at Lesser Mussel Shoals was perienced BpecfuDy .South Walter. Edltnr-ln-Chi- is still the and the level at the 21U t. right running strong. Wilson dam nt Mussel Shoals, nav- closing primary work. North High, phone CAM, C. MAC EE is built it will make tho river was free Mii.l-.- " ' Is day's top. There selling FOR RENT Furnished room, furnace "10 which shown on the front page J : FnESKNTTVES igable for ocean liners to Birming- when $1.17 for May was reached. CAItl'SO SANG BEAUTIFUL-Yo- u can. heat. 307 South Walter. 111 .T Bids., Chicago, WEATnrnt of this morning's Journal appears ham. But these were fin- too, lessons. $1.00. C ANPEPlPOX Marquette a year ahead. after offerings without Secret, FOR RENT Room, south and east ex- . . E. New York in the Shoals is In the northern Ernest 4112 Hartford St. RALVH U. M AN .4S 4jM St., part, following: Mussel ally absorbed tho market advanced Meyer, treet, r,lC West "Muscle Shoals derives Its of Alabama on the Tennessee was a renewal l.ouis. Mo. posure, Copper. as "socnnd-rlns- s matter at the postofflce Itoald of part fast. At $1.18 there Entered Captain Amundsen, discoverer the name from tho Indians In their in- river and Birmingham is in the of from commission CHILDREN'S HA IK CUT at their homes, FOR RENT Several unfurnished'' jooms N. M under act ol Congress o pressure 124 of Albunuenino, South Pole, Is now planning to go to the North Polo that it took much central of Alabama and is not to cover shorts. May 35c: ladles' shampoo, mens hair cut like new. South Editt) 1 ST !. terpretation part houses, partly at March 17, for a It Is he a musclo to pull a canoe up these, on river at all, but, Is about wheat of lV&c to and shaves their home, by Perkins FOR RENT Sleeping room, connected purpose. not that may return for any made a net gain Hrothers, phone 1K7-- 11 West New York, TKUMS OF SUBSCRIPTION waters." Would like to say fifteen miles from the Warrior was Vsc to c. with bath, lecture tour with moving pictures of life In the land rapid Corn up H13MSTITCHINO anil IMcotlnfr attach- women Daily, by carrier or by mail, one month, 85c; that In th8 first place it would be river, which is navigable to Oatslc. were while provi- FOR RENT Rooms to onfcy. 121 v.vv. of chilblains. He has a Berious scientific J4e higher, ment, fits any sewing machine, easily South Seventh. I'hone 721-- , yearly, in navanco, perpetual next to an impossible feat to pull since the government has sions were with hogs. Trice ?2.50 wuh inK higher adjusted. delivered, FOR RENT Front room furnisheit. "The-jTiirn- a circulation object in view. Ho will take Instruments for a a ennoe of any kind up these rap- constructed a series of locks ou the trade full lnsf ructions. Gem C.i., Cit-pu- s Gray Journal has hlKher Liverpool surprised Novelty Stone Rooms. 218H West (!i)ld. than is accorded to any other paper in Ne study of the upper nlr reaches o fthe Arctic and will ids in normal river conditions. The this river, seventeen in number. with the buying of futuroB here and Chrlstl, Texas. rating n furnls'liod room, liatlt water is very shallow, wift and Lock seventeen is about sixteen was belief in some SOLDIERS ATTENTION! Spanish-America- NICELY adjoining; Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory.' attempt to prove tho theory of Prof. BJerknes, of there a quarters no sick. 417 West Stiver. in New Mexico issued every day tho river varies from three quar- miles from Birmingham. The Ten- that were commencing War Veterans, survivors of telephone; The only paper the of Chrlstiania, condi- foreigners certain Indian wars and widows of same FOR RENT Three furnisned housekeep- University Norway, that ters of a milo to two and a half nessee river channel below Mussel to become uneasy over future sup- ' In the year, hav- may have title to pension. Careful atten- ing rooms. f19 North Fourth street. tions at tho North Pole govern the weather for the miles in width at these shoals Shoals Is only safe for boats Another was the big O. Ne- MEM BE It OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS plies. feature tion to all pension matters. H. FURNISHED rooms, hot water no which are about nineteen miles a of twenty-fou- r Inch- In market S34 hat; Associated Press la exclusively entitled to rest of the world. It is hoped that "an Intimate ing draught bulge the Argentine ville, pension attorney, Coronal) elck; no children. 414 West ' Silver1, The long. I have seen a few rivermen es, therefore I doubt if it will ever which was attributed largely to an HIng., Denver. CoIo. for of all news credited to knowledge of the farthest north weather tempera- 5 FOR RENT Two nice clean front rooms tho use, lido down stream with the curront be made enough for ocean to SAL-Furni- also deep advance in exchange equal FOR ture for 121 '4 North.- Third. it or not otherwise credited in this paper and ments" will enable scientists to determine for a year but have never heard of anyone liners. The figures given here are cents a bushel. housekeeping. locnl news herein. cur- KKPA1KTNG FOR RENT Two furnished r'Jum for the puhllshed or more in advance conditions for the remainder of who could pull against that approximately correct, but I will The May-Jul- y spread widened VURMTCUE and upholsteri- As I was are ac- ng1. Phnne 471. Ervln Betiding Co. light housekeeping. 1727 Weet the world. If this is accomplished it will prove an ront. born and raised not say that they absolutely out to more than 14 cents differ- SUNDAY January 29, 1922 near Mussel Shoals and have heard curate. ence, the greatest thus far on this FOR SALE A few pieces of good fur- inestimable boon to the world's crop growers. stories and of of was not Jour- niture and new rug. cheap; kitchen FOR RENT Nicely furnished rom for legends this part I know that it the upturn. utensila and dishes. 412 East Cromwell. And to else. What a comfort to Sun- tho Tennesseo since I was a child, nal's fault that this article was Less favorable coming Third. everybody reports FOR HALE Hand-pow- washing ma- TOWER. I wanted to give my version as somewhat and want to offer had an Influ- n day school picnic promoters, baseball and football mixed, from the Argentine chine; also wringer, wooden bed, steel FOR RENT Room and glassed-l)- sleep- told and accepted by all peoples these few corrections on the artic- ence on corn, which also reflected 83D North only. 2t4 South managers, of railroad oot: all in good condition. ing porch: gentleman comes comes from shippers perishable products, in that section of the country. To le". the strength in wheat. Klfth. VH,lBr. Whence power? It being fur- - and superintendents, vacation planners, man- begin with it is spelled Yours very Oats were affected the action SALE Co-- kitchen FOR RENT Nicely furnished rom. trolley truly, by FOR stove, cabinet, , right. ufacturers of umbrellas and ice cream! and not MUSCLE, as It so L. E. LOVE, of other grains and averaged high- dressprs, $12.50 and up; large amount nace neai. i'uone uj-vy- hiij iui., clothing, In of reasonable. 325 Sixth. God made the laws of hygiene, sanitation and "Let's our weeks next Wed- often appears tho press all over Albuquerque, N. M. er. The domestic demand was only good used furniture, have picnic three from the and Tt. South First. FOR furnished, exercise. Even a prize fighter cannot be country, the rapids are N. They have the word fair. RjJNT Neatly sleeping physical nesday." "Can't have it then, it's going to rain that called Mussel Shoals because there MUSSEL spelled MUSCLE in the Provisions were more active and OUR SPECIAL SALE of Furniture starts room. Steam heat. Close In. 117 successful without with these laws. His nn 1; and South- Third. complying day." "Well, look at the chart nnd pick out the nro so many mussels there; fact Is records at Washington on account Wednesday, February bigger higher. better bargains. American Furniture FOR RENT Furnished roomsilalso can- power comes from being right in relation to the" SO maxi- some of the shoals are composed of some clerk not knowing the truu first fine day in August, one with about Closing prices: Co., 223 South Second. ary birds for sale. 218 South Walter, and almost entirely of mussels. Mussel Wheat July, 1CC7-.- ' Inexorable rules of the universe. Dissipation mum temperature and a nice breeze blowing." No interpretation. May, $1.18; FOR SALE Furniture at factory prices phone will be his $1.04 ',4. which makes lt cost less than lecund roons, suitable defiance of these laws undoing. more games "called on account of rain." In this 56 FOR RENT One large Corn May 54 c; July, yc. hand goods. Come and see for yourself. for two; no sick. 723 South Arno; Mental power comes from being right. All the chameleon climate wo should always know whether Oats May, 39V-C- ; July, 40c. American Furniture Co., 223 South board If desired. skill of sophistry cannot combat tho sincerity of to have the snow shovel or tho lawn mower ready; Pork Jan., $17.20; July, $17.25. FOR RENT Two nice large Iclean well $10.17. furfaace heat. in our intentions. whether to out low shoes for Lard March. $9.97; May, ventilated bed rooms; being right get the morning year mmm Ribs $9.07; May, $9.27. DRESSMAKING 108 South Arno. ' or bhyuse Jan., Courage comes from a sense of being right. To tho Arctics. The preacher would remark from EXPERT dressmaking. Phono 1825-- FOR RENT Two furnished (rooms and ao children. we our Were the Sunday "As I see that it Is go- By WALT MASON. NEW YORK OOTTOX. WANTED Sowing. Mrs. Foster, 603 sleeping porch for two; know that are wrong sops courage. pulpit morning: 110 Smith Walnut. ing to next I trust will not let North Fourth. Phone 1239-- a man to go on another man's premises and attack pour Sunday, you New York. .Tan. 28. Cotton fu FOR RENT Two beautiful lean rooms DRKSSMAIvlNO Ily tho day or at home. rent his a mouse across a room would tho weather keep you away from the sanctuary." closed $16. On; 6"S South 2102-- for housekeeping, newly decorated, family running THE RAIN CARRIER. extent, are drier than a bone. And tures steady. March, Fourth, phone reasonable. 803 Kent. man to come his Mil- frighten him away. Were a upon A big snowfall would never catch our street car to this bright and sunny clime I May, $lti.4i; .imy, lb.iu; uci., lIl'.MSTITOtHNti, pleating. Williams' furnished r.,.,m with $15.60; $15.51, 200 Smith Broadway, ph. 777-- FOR RENT Nicely premises and attack a member of his family he men napping. We should always know when to Where'er I go it starts to raiu brought the word of doom; it's Dec, linery. outside door, el'ise In, two blocks fri.m all and EXPERIENCED WOMAN will nsslst with postofflce. 417 West Lead. would fight to the death with tho courage of a lion. "put on tho chains" the night before. If we can't before I've been there long; the raining, raining the time, LIBERTY RONTiS. home fl.50 afternoon. 212 creeks nnd rivers boom. The big sewing, per STATE HOTEL Light housekeeping former case a sense of would is water soaks tho long parched South Hifrh. south slde j In the being v.rong control the weather, the next best thing to know plain black clouds roll up and melt in rooms for rent. Under new manage- in the case su- and drowns the human throng. New York, Jan. 28. Liberty PLEATING acconilun. side and box; ment Fourth and Central. make a man a coward; latter tho what it is going to do to us. But wo should have rain and me; I know N. 215 re- splatter just bonds closed: 3VjS, $95.90; first 4s. mnll orders. Crane, North urn ished assurance of would make him Tho Kansas drouth was once how Dad Noah felt when ho was hono .114, FOR RENT Two unf rooms, preme being right to find something else to talk about. Weather that second 4s. $96.00 bid: Seventh Crane Apartments, water and tele- nowned; I went there to be out at s"n. It's wetter than $96.80 bid; with sleeping porch; brave. we've seen for a ahead Isn't a dry, the first 4 second 4V,s, 704 West Coal. coming year very and presently the state was drown- law allows, the lawns are sobbing Vis, $90.60; MONEY TO LOAN phone paid. Men who connive to do a public wrong are exciting topic after it arrives. Is It all a dream? ed, nnd barns went Old nre swim- $96.10; third 4Us, $97.12; fourth IMPERIAL, noon's flee, clean rooms; floating by. seas, the streets full of Jl'.JMSl TO LOAN' On watches, dia- ratps bv day or wpok. over iastlins cowards. Whatever their bravado lack cour- water courses had lain for cows, and cribs and 44s, $96.28; Victory $100.24; valuaule. they that ming floating $1 00.2 1. 3s, monds, guns and everything Theater, 21114 West Central, as won- Victory Mr. It. 213 South First. age. Their acts will not stand the liKht of day ages, dry dust, became wide trees. And people weep and 4s, Marcus, FOR RENT Nicely furnished slceplnf rivers In the to the climate ha.i MONEY TO LOAN on and they know it. A minority, fighting the battle of rain, everyone's der why thus FOREIGV EXCHANGE. diamonds, watches ronm. private entrance, furnace heat. VERSE OF TODAY disgust. All bottomless was Kan- changed, traditions curl themselves and gold Jewelry; liberal reliable, con- 517 West Marhle, phone 21Q1-- have no fears of the collusions of the to Co.. 105 N. 1st righteousness, sas land, husbandmen's despair; and die, and records are deranged. ex- fidential, (lottlleb Jewelry ElgiSi II OTB Sleeping rooms and on New York, Jan 28. Foreign nn dia- the enemies of tho people. Niagaras every hand, Nyanzas I am the hoodoo, I'm thj gent who de- CONFIDENTIAL loans jewelry, housekeeping apartments, by day, firm. Great Britain Va SNOW MAGIC. hero and there. So to a country the accurst; wher- change monds watches, Liberty bonds, plan-is- week or month. R02 West Central. Right will ultimately prevail because right Is brought change mand, cables, $4.25'4. automobiles. Lowest rates. Rothman's then I went where rain is seldom ever I my tent the $1.24; FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping and to the arm. God -- may pitch 8.1 9 V2; 117 South First. Bonded to th stite. right right gives power and A world at twlliirht met mine eyes,. known, whoso .rid wastes, of wide cloudbursts do worst. France demand, cables, room with large closet; hath; use of dreary their cables 420 one mnn constitute a majority. No sunset but sombre the skies, 8.20, Italy demand, 4.46',4; phone; no siclt,. Phono 1007, Boutll glow, gray 4.47. demand, 7.S5V. TYPEWRITERS Edith. People who hellevo in God and in the power of While cold and hitter blew the northern blast Belgium And moaned leafless trees like lost. cables, 7.86. Germany demand, T i'PE WHITE Its All mukfs overhauled FOlt HUNT Nicely furnished front room. His righteousness should fear no evil. We should through spirit .49 Holland de- and repaired. Ribbons for every ma- furnace entrance; em- In weird and death-danc- e "i; cables, .50. heat, private be sure wo are and then ahead. mocking swayed and 8 cables. 36.75. Nor- chine. Albuquerque Typewriter ployed gentleman preferred. 219 Nortll right go tossed LITTLE mand, 36.69; 03-- 122 South Fminh. 15.70. Sv.'eden de- chne N Inth. The withered floWer-ghos- ts of summer THE way demand, past. - BENNY'S mand. 25.10. Denmark demand, FOlt ItENT Two r"oms for light house. HITS 19.96.' 19.52. keeping; also garape. Use of bath MORE KETRESSIVE METIIOD8. With v Switzerland demand, 13I!-- 209 longing heart I sighed, nh, could I bo 15.08. Greece de- WANTED Three unfurnished or fur- and telephone. rhons In my dear Southland, fields to see! NOT& Spain demand, nished rooms and for North Kdltll. sunlit BOOR (Hy The Assocl.itei Treta.) 4.38. Poland demand, .03. sleeping porch, Then, while I snow came down. mand, houfli" keeping; Quote price. Address A. W0ODWO11T1I Life Is one glad, sweet song for the editor who slept, the kindly New 28. Business on Czeeho-SIovnk- Ar- Newly furnished, nice, each Leg Fsp York, Jan. demand, 1.92, H., rnre Journal. clean rooms housekeeping apart- out to the annoyance of tho Today spectral weed blooms white, nnd lo, "Si the stock was 36.25. Brazil de- ard speaks political "sys- Here smile the cotton fields I've for so exchange today gentine demand, ments, hy day, week or month. 31t tem" in New Mexico. His troubles come and longer duller than at any week end ses- mand, 12.75. Montreal, 95'4. WANTED Rnches South Third singly And every tree wears orange),ossom crown! sion of new tho severe in groups, troops and regiments. Bulletin. the year, WANTED To from owner having FOUItKXT T.aiKo room, furnished for Philadelphia storm interrupting connections CHICAGO PRODUCE. farm for iale; plve particulars and llsrht housekeeping and front sleeping But then, how could we endure life without with southern points. ImiMtat price. Jnhn J. Black, New Mex- porrh. In mo.lern home, clean, and airy. some excitement? ffe would grow stale life would Trading was unusually profes- Chicago, Jan. 28. ButterMar- ico street, Chippewa Falls, Wis. 1223 South E.llth. sional, a number of ob- ket extras, 36 . FOlt RENT Nicely furnished front room become proslac. CRISP PARAGRAPHS relatively higher. Creamery LEGAL suit- scure issues developing strength, 30f:i5e; seconds, 27'29c; NOTICE with or without sleeping porch; Now it is something else! But if it were not 33 able 'or one or two gentlemen; close la. apparently under pool auspices. standards, 1,4c 41(1 this it would be something different. So why be ANOTHER WANTED ITOT.ID AY. these were American Market lower. To R xotki;. J. Leon Pouth Third. Among Ice, Eggs Receipts R. Robinson nnd FOR XlVely furnished front be.4 Can't ten-ye- EjlkiTHE PARK AVE. NEWS. 1 : ItKNT the arms conference enforce a National Biscuit Rem- cases. bothered? preferred. 2,085 Firsts, 34c; ordinary Brogan room, next to bath, closet, private for the woman who Weather. Fair in S.liTi de- largo Stnto Treasurer Strong and his political "friends" holiday athletic young practices spots. ington Typewriter, Associated Dry firsts, 3031c; miscellaneous, You are hereby notified that entrance, near gond board, 119 North all day on the piano next door? Florida Timcs-L'nio- Last Goods, Martin Kress and 33c; firsts, (i? 2.'c. fault havins been mado In the pay- Walter, 5ir-- are going to have the editor of the Journal indicted Spoarts. Satidday Benny Parry. refrigerator 'I phone Potts, Puds Simkinsi and Leroy May department stores, at gross Poultry Alive unchanged. ment of your note for $1,500.00, FOR UK NT Nice furnished front room for criminal llbel so they say. They are going to of two to fivo Potatoes Market dull. Re- dated 3rd. on first floor; Shooster wawked erround looking gains points. June 1921. nnd payable with private entrance, do this in Mora county, where are Some old time favorites of the ceipts 38 cars. Total C. S. ship- in days after date to thei steam heat, h"t and cold water; ladlea grand juries MAKE thirty !.ir,3-W- . IT THOROUGH. up in the air and yelling Hay get motor and 806 cars. Wisconsin round only. I'hone "amenable to reason," nnd where petit juries are a Movies and newspapers are asked to eliminate steel, equipment, ship- ments, off tlio roof, making everybody ping divisions improved on short whites, sacked $ t.SO .Vf l.!'"; slight- Albuquerque, New Mexico, the WANTED Oenyemati employed to "cinch." all jokes about prohibition. And we suggest that a share front furnace heated mind-readin- but most of the invest- to 'frozen, $1.56(1) 1.75; you for the large g be added to censor look tip in vane. covering, ly badly property pledged hy who Is out of havo visions nf the Journal editor squad the minds ment rails and Industrials hold bulk one ear at J2.10; of tlie to-w- room with gentleman Already they of folks and eliminate all memories. Houston Post. Dogs Washed. Rates according badly frozen, payment Indebtedness, town half the time. No sick. 400 South In stripes and not writing annoying editorials. to si:'.e and The Ed within fractional bounds. Sales, Michigan sacked round whites, Two solitaire diamond rings, Seventh. a disposition. 2C", 000 shares. 1.90; sacked Rnrals ono 2.C7 carats and one of 2.35 Then the politician's life In New Mexico will be $.,,.). Wernick and Low Davis Dog Wash- $1.85iff Idaho STILL RI.'TTER I. ATE. ETC. ( Dealings in bonds were light, the mostly $2.25; sacked Russets, $2.15. carats, will be exposed for sale and Utopia. "Won't it bo lovely, Mary?" The able Dog Co. Avvcrtizcment.) to to bidder WANTED ronition administration is sending agents abroad to Sirsiety. Miss I.oretter Mincer market continuing ease, espec- sold tho highest nnd best The occasion for all of this pipe-drea- on the study "the human side of the American ially for Liberty issues and some KANSAS fTTV I'ROntTF.. for cash at the banking office in WAMIIMi AMI IKUMNG to take immigra- has stopped taking singing lessins, 1 .1 43-- of Mr. and his associates is tion problem." Considering that this is the onlv and some would be of the rails and foreign war flota- Kanaa City, Jan, 28. tho Stato National Bank of Albu- hoi Phnne part Strong whispering peeple think it on TRA i iSK side the problem has, it's remarkable were not if tions and municipals. Total sales, M.irkot 2o lower. Firsts 28c. querque, New Mexico, the 31st Sill rM; wants confinement r because, we said that Mr. Ftrong was guilty of com- they still more useful of her she I'tnt'M. Phone lJ!i7-"- sent earlier. Richmond Times-Dispatc- even par value, aggregated $10,375,000. lHitter and po'.ilt.-- v.r.hnnRf d. jay of January, 1922, nt the hour a , slopped singing without mitting felony. lessins. The. principal foreign exchanges of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of WANTED Nurslns? by practical nurse; We repeat tho charge and again say that the v retained most of yesterday's sharp LIVESTOCK M .ITtJ"TS. said day. prices reasonably. Thune rise, and French STATE NATIONAT. RANK WANTED Wa?h In ffa ml ironing to'take legislature should bo called in special session to Porno Martin notably sterling 1 001 EDITORIAL OF THE DAY by Kklnnly francs. German marks relaxed Clilcaso l,lic-itOf'1- . OF AIjliUQCEUQUE. home. Wpjtt Mountain rourt, Selfishness j impeach him. 28. Cattle ts 24. 1922. WANT ED ousrwurk or chambermaid Til like to shooter slightly but quotations on neutral Chlcaco, Jan. Dated January Section 9 of 57 of the Laws of 191o be a sharp with week work, half iluys. 130fi Kouth Walter. Chapter OUR AMERICAN' MEDDLERS. With a gun behind a tree, countries were irregularly higher. 600. Compared "No monies In the of the State Betterment in South American oro: Beef steers and better grade WANTED Wushiiijf nmt ironing to talto inys: public custody But Id mad at 105 1:05-- certeny get enybody sho stock to 2."c hoinc E:it Coal, phone Treasurer . . . shall be deposited in any bank That took a shot at me. trade conditions caused another fat mostly steady; good steady; fat she stock steady (Prom the Houston PosO brisk rise in Argentine hills. and choice heavy steers about 25c lower; calves to 50c higher; WANTED Stenographic yr cipric.il po- until such hnnk is qualified to receive deposits ol There are in America who aeem to strong, sit i'n; can furnish references. Phon people regard Actual loans and discounts of hlKher; canners, cutters and low stock cows and 15c to 25c 21.M-- It Things You Awt to Know. Crick-it- s heifers public monies by giving a bond or other securities as their politicel duty to be ronrtnntly Interfering clearing house banks were again priced beef stocks and bulls stronfr with of make their noise with their higher. VA NTE D Position by Kfuduate nurse; act. . . . the affairs tho British empire. Tho Irish decreased bv about $2S, 000, 000 and to 15c hicher: veal calves mostly as required by thi3 Such bond shali fiituation wings insted of their voice, ony the Hogs Receipt's 300. Market will assist with housework, 1207 Eaut having calmed down, numbers of them "lie stockers and feeders 19"0-K- bo executed as a author- - an Insecks the actual cash loss of $18,890,000 higher; aenve, mostly steady to rvntral. phone, , surety by surety company now to other dont know 0. fairly turning- their attention Tmlia, moral proberly reserves to V" o's'l offering value of educa- reduced excess iui; inwur. spots 5c to 10c higher; one ASSISTANT b o o iclc o e per "wan t "p tlon,' ized by compliance with the laws of New Mexico support to tho revolutionists there. that, showing tho A of Hofrs 800, Market strong; A tion. contraction Receipts load to shippers, young man; good health. Address D. to do business in this state. And , . , the few days ago a number of prominent persons was in reserves of 10c to 25c than Fri- E, 7,T. L., cure Jmirnnl. Lost and Found. Nuthing. shown mostly higher $8.G5; bulk of. sales, ?8.00S.S5; . . de- claiming American citizenship cabled the congress members reserve closinc weak; ship- WANTED State Treasurer , phall (not) have on nf at the federal day's average, packer top, $8.D5; mixed, $8.10 liuu.sework and cooktn; Hindustan that "the United states has never de- 4.000; indica- would . more 90 cent of bank and net demand deposits pers bought about 8.25. help convalescent Addreas posit at any timo than per the penal failed to extend and to all peo- ALBUQUERQUE MAN IS of D. A. K., earo Journal, sympathy support creased $22,887,000. tions moderate holdover; top, 200, week: amount of tho bond or bonds given by a deposltory ples who were for freedom," a on 140 to aver- Sheep Receipts For WE CLOSE and struggling message APPOINTED PRO AGENT Closing prices: $!).25 and feAltng lambs 25c to 50c AjTnT7cilKCKTwKS, to secure such deposit." In Section 20 of this same which was designed to encourage the rebellion now American Can 38 ages; bulk. $8. 00; plR slow, Sheep keep bonks. Wir.MAMtf & ZANO, 60!). lambs 75c to $1 higher, room S, Mellnl 701-- m progress in India American & 40 fuw strong weiRhts up to $3.25. higher; fat huildln. Phono chapter tho law says: "Any person holding tho office AsKX'iutiMl Smelting Ret'g.. a"nt This statement, of course, is not mornllir true (H.v The Frew.) American Sumatra Tobacco.. 30 Sheep Receipts 6,000. Today's top $13.30. CAPABLE W O M ANw sl i hlhouie State . , , who shall 1 of Treasurer wilfully for while this country has stood for the pru era Washington, Jan. 2S. Appoint- American Tel. & Tel all to packers di- keeping work or cl .nin; must ro twenty-seve- n Hfi'i receipts nearly homo Phone lfiSfi-- neglect or refuse to deposit the monies in his cus-- 1 principle of freedom of nations and the self-dete- ment of federal pro- American Zinc rect; few loads on sale went steady IS BEING MADE nights. hibition officials in various states EFFORT tody as required by this act. shall be deemed guilty mination of peoples, It has always taken Into con. Anaconda Copper 47 at $13.50f(iil3.75. Compared with toleration tne of was announced by Commis- 07 40c to TO FIND EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT Ranches A of ten question whether the people In today Atchison week nno: Best fat lambs of a felony." maximum penalty years im revolt were sioned BOc capable of and tlw Haynes. Baltimoro & Ohio 33 60c higher; fat yearlingrs about FOR ENGINEERS prlsonment is then provided. merits of their claims for independence. The appointees included: Atha Bethlehem Steel "B" M fat feeder lambaand 5,000 111 West Ce n tral. ad- higher; sheep, Mr. Strong had J 353,000 of state funds on de Be that as it may, the question arises as to how Carter, Reno, Nevada, legal Butts & Sunerior 25 medium grade fat lambs mostly FO R I ( E N T Ten-acr- e irriuated ranch, Fo Great Britain Is going to view this continued inter- - viser for the Nevada forces, and California Petroleum 4 0 25c up. (Br Tils AisnHnled Press.) close In. Address postofflce box ,;3, posit with the defunct Santa bank, while his de . ferenr-- with hnr Imni.rfnl T,nhlr... I... - the following federal prohibtion Canadian Pacific 123VJ New York, Jan. 28. A voluntary clty bond was $110,000. Under of thircoun-fact- 2(1 pository this state tno ,;n,t(?(, Slatpa. The Irish In s agents: 3 Livestock. committee of the American Engi- TO LEASE acres under ditch, well agitation Central Leather Pi Denver fenced. the law says that he committed a felony, try was benevolently overlooked for n number of New Mexico: Thomas J. Brooks. 20 "a 28. Cattle Re- neering council is invading the including bearing orchard, Chino Copper Denver, Jan, four-roo- Mobe hnupe, at no ho will charge the legislature which en- - Perfectly obvious reasons. But the Indian qucrtlon Albuquerque; Texas, J. J. liartlett, Crucible Steel 01 ceipts 100. Market closed 25c to local business district, making a practically Perhaps William of in an ef- other condition than keeping house In acted the law with criminal libel. What business ,a,tV','7 nefm tho Irish question. Tho Hughes Springs: Colorado, Cuba Cano Sugar 914 40c higher for week. I'.eef steers, survey "possibilities" repair and farm in cultivation. Close to ''J""' to the United States is entirely II. Trible, Grand Junction. Krio $6.00117.50; cows and heifers. $4.50 fort to discover or create jobs for church and school. Farm horses and did the to enact a law j legislature have, anyhow, different from the Irish relation to fi'fi.r.O; $8.50 huHs. 5,000 unemployed members of the machinery and some house furniture ' this country, Great Northern pfd 73H calves, 011.00; which would charge him with a felony for doing Neither the call of blood nor of religion IN Mer. Marine 6B4 $2.5nrf 4.00; stockera and feeders, profession. can be nnd on the spot, very cheap, but bring GREEKS FLORIDA Int. pfd on no to Tf leasee in as he with the ciu.ens into me jnumn question, and Kennecott 28 $5.00 Sit 6.55. The committee is working a obligation buy brlnjrs pleased people's money? i"l"tUM" tq Copper nnd civil engi- his own furniture and farm Imple- of WELCOME VENIZELOS Louisville & Nashville 112 Hogs Receipts 500. Market 10c theory that mining ments. Pee or By what hocus interpretation of the Iy TnlZZlZ1 aunt write: Church of Our ,n. Jlf'T'S1,1 10 hisher. bulk, $8.25 neers, who are hardest hit by the M. law Mr. thinks he can show that he is nnt The people's affairs, Missouri Pacific Top, $8.75; be Lady, Belen, N, Strong Indian question is one not to be solved in a (By Thp Agnrl!ittd Pros.) New York Central 73'4 s.cn. unemployment situation, could guilty of rf felony we do not know. Probably be- day. Tho British probably know more about Jan. IS. For- 76 2.800. Market of value to mercnanvs, banks, ac- the Jacksonville, Fla., Northern Pacific Sheep Receipts men cause the the auditor and himself arc a'l situation in India than anybody else, nnd In ,! mer Premier Venizelos of Greece . . . 34 strong. Thames, J11.B512.50; ewes. countants, insurance and pub- governor, nf 1. 1, r...... i ...... Pennsylvania thptr 1 4 feeder $11.50 lishers, as efficiency experts. of misfeasance by failure to function as a nI,p;'V .,,Ousted arrived today from Havana and Bay Consolidated Copper. ... $6.r,0W6.75; lambs, r tuilty ,h to was welcomed hundreds of 71'. 4 i& 12.00. lem. SthVroh. by his Reading CCOUNTINO Finance Board as required by law and therefore If the British re-di- d On an Scotchmen are government should make a former countrymen. Republip Iron & Steel average, AUDITING. INCOM- t- It three-quarte- not apportion the money among the banks, Mr. quest that be allowed to handle Its affairs with. M. Venizelos, who is accom- Sinclair Oil & Refining 10 Kansas Cltv llves'tU'lc, of an Inch taller FINANCIAL Interference three-quarte- rs TAXt Strong thinks he was at liberty to follow his whim. I'!" by theorists several thousand miles panied by his wife and several Southern Pacific 80 Kansas City, Jan. 28. Cattle than Irishmen, Irishmen f1ATEMtNTvT. i'nv;l. most of whom are on Indian con- - to return to Ha- Southern 17 350. For week: Beef of an inch tajler than We construe neither the statute nor the moral law bl.imfl(m friends, expects Railway Receipts WlUIAMJ ditionSi lt rm)I(, of be WHh ,h Irsh vana and will go to the wet coast Studebaker Corporation .... 89'i steers weak to 25c lower; top, Englishmen, and Englishmen sZAN that way. We reiterate that he Is guilty of a felony question out of the way. Americans should give the of South America, via the Panama Texas Company 44 H JS10: runners, rotters, hulls, feed three-quarte- of an inch taller and should bo removed from office. Now go ahead 1'ritlsh lion a rest for awhile. canal. Tobacco Products 63 ers, stockers and stock calves than Welshmen. L and indict! Will the never its efforts to gang learno stop 'REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright 1921 by OeorR Matthew Adama Trade Mark HcRlstered U. 8. Patent O fftcc) Jy Gene Byrnei coerce people? Do they expect that wo will be frightened into silence concerning the wrongs of the public by having the word brought to us through ' "i r"rrir'Tr,-rr- i " reliable sources that we aro about to bo indicted for criminal libel in a county which the "system" r"RtHSTHCE ' claims to own? OB. IN crrrtE-R-V- . C IP i PEUSOSl WENT jf vpswV This is "old stuff." Find something new. We WORDS EVtfcfTHlN6 to AH VO- V will trust public sentiment protect us against the ; - TCLL , that 3 bought machinations of the or "rail- Store, ano BoUSKT V rr" tang, against any ME THE DlFFtEtMCt OLSTOWt-BOSER- .) 3feZ COAL1. "fixed" This is the United States Lj A QUART OP APPLES roading" by juries. l 15 "THAT VfJHAT , THAT VjiJcxM-- 5ot5 of America in the year 1922 not Europe in hv THE. ?tR5c?sl D -- BUVtR. AND SOU MEAN? J To THC Middle Ages. Trit J Be. "THE. BOVtK. AND We will not be silenced concerning such fiduciary' THE. SRCEfc. VlOoLP on the of officials. The wel- outrages part public BTlTWe. SELLER- - fare will not permit us to bo intimidated. "Go ahead, and see if we care," If we have done Mr, Strong any injustice of any kind we will rectify it gladly whenever it Is pointed out to us. We hold no malice toward him. As yet CO communication has been received from him or liis friends which would indicate that they claim we are unfair to him. Help us to deal justly --with him, gentlemen, by pointing out our injustice. The situation is very bad. Nothing but an aroused public opinion can correct it. There can he 110 public opinion without the publication of the facts. If doing our duty by giving tho facts sub- - January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL)

FOR RENT LOOK AT 'EM rifiHT HOOf. Fivo-roo- house In Fourth ward, Modern hnuso for y. RANCH Two lots sale nonr LEVERETT-ZAP- completely furnished, only four Dandy lot and adobes for Only Left North Fum,"pt ' cfmont F & CO, blocks from Central avenue. house $ (550 Let ns show you this Fourth Street, drive and walks bwn and jd;ri(o?i. ACKEKSOX & GRIFFITH, adobe 8"0 ranch, equipped with a Nfarly now, h:t1 r,ny $1,500. Realtors, Realtors. and porch 1,150 furnished house, an abundance A few choice ones on Second Part terms. of nnd Phone 414. 120 South Fourth. and porch, fur- fruit trees, and Third streets, Anderson ad- T. A. IIAMMOVn. nished 800 alfnlfa. Is on ditch. Owner has $425.00 Desirable building lot In the dition. Select yours nuw. iourin wara, terms. 821 K. Silvrr. Vlumr 1532-U- . a good one 3,900 Rone from the state and is easy 81'DDKN Have you .eeri this dandy new CAREFULLY SERVICE. Two-roo- READ anxious to sell. $20 Down, $10 a Month. $725.00 cottage with sleep- The Red Arrow (all over th Wnit) Mo- buppalow? Four rooms, bath, Co, A. Ju M AHTIN CO.. ing porch, city water. South high- Kliissed-i- n An extra well built pressrd dem iudilen service on Kodak finishing Shelley Realty lands. BEST LOCATION Bleeplnar porch, front lo people who demand Realtors. and back hard- brick house,'' located close In quality. Work Franklin & Co, ir.-f- nioilr-r- poreiies; has 11 439-- J. In University ;:a befoie a. m. mailed lame Phono 210 W. Gold. $525 00 Three-roo- wood floors fire- on corner lot, east front; 19U day. Heal Estate, Fire and Auto Realtors. shingle roof adobe, heat. fiimi-Jil- throughout; Work In before 5 p. m. mailed noon next oxoopt (Vmplwdy built-i- n sine-walk- plastered lnsldo and out, new, easy place, cubboards, china feet pood besides day. Adclross work to Insurance, Loans. Jiuilt for horilth k- A 'H':;o V. 156. Third nnd terms. ;,t. nice lot, fine sidewalks in shade trees, THE RED ARROW. 223 Cold. Pliono Gold. Phone 057 Four ','(). closet, sidewalk, yard; fslnpplnft porch. lumns $3, block off lawn and an extra well built Albuquerque E. Lai Veen, $450 00 Immediate possession of this Terms. neighborhood, car snrarre. This house nontains (We want representative In TO'JH HIGHLANDS. new home In the lowlands, lino and paved streetB. Fourth seven rooms, modern in every territory.) New tiath, large sleep- fine porches and the balance of J. L, Real Estnta ward. It's a dandy for a small larffo extra now rent- $2,550.00 as rent, A snap. Phillips family nnd it will be sold this respect; basement; ing porch, furnished; I1KLT.O. MB, INVESTOR. 851-- Rood hot water A REAL HOME I'liono 110 S. Thlnl week, $3,850, terms. heating plant; "SOME BARGAINS" ed, $45.00 per month; present How would you like to learn of $050.00 A new home on splen- two bath rooms, and is in per- tenant retain possession or On Luna boulevard, five-roo- m a did street In Fourth ward. Move rlcht 'frame, sleeping-porch- ilamly place, fect condition. This house was large move If desired. Bargain at hrlek and sleeping porch. Furnace, with flue In n.nd pay the balance whenever you corner lot. 100x142, porches, splendid lot, 050. 00. built for a homo by the pres- $2,750 $500 $50 firo built-i- n wish, Prlco only $2. Easy LIKE CAUSE Kix $2,800; cash, per place, hardwood floors, nice simile, closo in, that can terms on homes anil ent owner and is easily worth rooms', corner lot 84x125. will month. you and right prices This Cozy Little Home take features, parage, lawn, trees; handle on lenient terms. Price vacant lots In all of the city. light ear in on first pay- Six-roo- parts $11,000. The owner is leav- brick, dandy location this is a (rood home at right to sell at ALWAYS on town and cash will ment $2,600 quick $5,750. Just put the market and ing $8,500 lawn, largo shade trees. Price price. Part Terms. J. p. ;ir,r,. J. I). KKIjatKR, Realtor. Prodiiscs like effort that whlr-- will sell quick. he & rhal IvSTAtk, - buy it if sold before makes Mcdonald worsttam. $4,750. Terms. It. 115 - boon bi'uinniim- uf built-i- n McCLUGIJAN, South Second. Phono- 723-- J 211 has tho Three rooms, bath, Real Insurance. 442-- J. West Gold. Phone 410. other arrangements. Estate, 201 W. liold. Phone ailflod to and ln-l- larRB Phono 412-- 214 W. intact features, garaffe, built Gold. DIECKMANN REALTY CO., comfnrtalila pptatcH fur with house. Realtors. othfi will ii tho Fame for you If 1'lenly nuthulldlnsrs, lot fenced, FOR RENT S09 W. Gold. Phono 870. CASH FRUIT TREES you will lot it. Ton nIvjuIu" some trees on Rood lot with RANCH $500,00 now east front in A completely turnlshed house; And balance like rent will take SHAPK TRICES AND ORNA- start ly lotlimr your ront University Heights 'On money your own home. owner leaving town. IMcc six rooms; hot water heat and Old Town boulevard, rnust be this six room modern house, com- MENTALS V It O M ALBU-Qt'ERQU- K ALL buy GOOD BUYS Tho in the ?3,000. Terms. modern in every respect. We sold. Owner leaving on account pletely furnifthed. Accommodates NURSERIES . right I'liie rK'ht A Tint Ward. of tills will take also have several other houses of health. Good houses, 'garage, two small families if desired. Get l'our Order In Now. Write 4 part city Stuuco adnp, rooms, $1,000 caih, caro of in later for rent. fruit, alfalfa; either with 13 or VACANT HOUSES. real bargain at $3,600. for catalog. balance $50 per month1. you days. Uiix in on the 22 acres. See J. T. YOUNG & CO. t nlvftrnlty I, eights. city We Rent Houses I.lst vacant houses with have an excellent buildlns frame, par:iK and other out threshhold of a lar;;o increase your We Albuquerque, N. II. : MeMILLTOX & WOOD. the Kent Department In this site for sale la the Luna Park buildings best location In Ifpifrnta; in population. The two pala- We Have To Loan $20,000.00 to loan on good first Or Pliono 2417 R-- l. $i00 down and $40 per month on balance. in Money Owner, office for prompt and efficient district. Herond Wtml. tial hotels now oominer will mortgage, service. Four-roo- brick, closi In, modern, bo advertising our city and ROLT.IV e. lfinre porches; $4,000, terms. ollmato as nevr before. The gutitridge, A A. - CITY REALTY CO, 314 W. Gold. Phone 1023. GKXTI.KM N'S TOWN beautiful home, lu rooms, furnace, new It. Jt. Flmps wiili its Caii it be possible that we HOUSE WANTED, HOI SK. flro plare, hard wood floors, loti of enormous roll, new D. T, KINGSBURY, 207 W. Gold. 067. cloppts, larjro b.isemont with pay tlr are Boiling Phono Location, atatlonnry t. Ji. in- We have a party with $300 to environment, quality, tuhg nnd extra stornKO rooms; gar for opening up a Kicat REALTOR make the first payment on a plan and moilorn conveniences two cars, at a price svpnil thousnnd land empire, tlin diainaso sya-te- UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS house, furnished or unfurnish- 640 ACRE RI MNQriSITMEXT are all that a'.fl reruiielto for dollars 1pm thnn it could be built for. openincr tens of thou- Loans and Insurance. NEAR CIKA such. Kovon rooms, two glassed-i- n Fourth Wiiftl. sands acres of these cold ed. What have you to offer. will double 8 fmrmundint; day 210 W. 007-- good soil, lots $1,600 buy house rooms, Gold. I'lionc VM. SHAVER CO. Partly Improved, porchrs. throft porohos; buy It, llvo In one, Ut the lands and beins the only 1C0.". S. of Bras?, shallow water, fine Josi rh othf-- for both tn rent. lofiical location for a distrib- SURE SURE Phone 308 Edith. J, H, F00TE, . coixiFit. pay lielghlioi-M- Other business causes J 15 Sotilli IMiono 741. ?,f00 down and $40 per month on uting point for a vast terri- Como in and we will be PrladJ Contractor nnd Builder. me to Kive this up very cheap. Kito exhibition of our model balanr-- of $3,500 will buy mod- all these to a larr'n in himw .von .nisi now last mey bilelc tory point care of Journal. modern ern with three lots; better sec this t - nro Koine The boom will be fl,000 white stucco bungalow, First class work Guaranteed. Address btinjralow home. Street ono. city. Wo are now cei in;,- the 809 Riven on on before you know It. modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, South "Walter Street. nuniher page fivo ot Sr 700 for (J room home, modern, flro kind of homes built in which on built-i- Hotter lot furnace, KiiraMc, fine location FoviTiTEdith! Pliono 2318-- today's Journal. place, hardwood floors, people may ba happy and pick your today. paved street ; Fourth ward. FOn'r!rirh past front, full s!7c lot; $1,000 and J'10 per contented. They sell on easy payment, 8,f,O0 modern hard- Foil HALE Seven Ancona month will handle. f 10.00 cash and $10.00 residence, young layinu FOR SALE Miscellaneous When neo this . per wood ft ours, hot water hunt, laundry, hens. 1411 South Edith. MrUlM ION A WOOD you property you month. t15 M will it is a starter. double parage, corner lot, close in; FOR SALE S. C. WANTED Miscellaneous JriTlKAlT'liio piano, cheap. West (.old. JMinne SIB. say Thoroughbred Ithode West ltoina. FOR S la rooms. good value. Island cockerels. 623 North Second. ALEiscellaneous Has rue well arranc'd We Aro General Agents compcte-J- y WAViKLi Bull pre- TKY'iVoPD Y'H IN TOWN. $4,7 j0 double house, FOIt SAI.K and lucubalur, Oily MILK, BEST FOr. SAI.K Eli otrio Hoover weeper; Well built, of best mat' rial. Life Is Service two famil- Laying hens pullets, ferred. Phone 1032-W- . Phono 2 as new. furnished, occupied ty Huff and White Orplnstons. 204 Souta good I'hone 1114. HELP WANTED Hardwood fluorine partly Alwavs glad to srvo you income ?J0 per month; High- WANTED to loan J:J,U0U on prop-ert- "SALE 1300-- WOMAN'S ,r. 4 2 ies, Walter. city Foil Angora cats. Phono E.o ki n !:o. V w'l !.A. for homo furnished. J.ot . near (1 10 lands. M. ln-- . 1'hono 2nd nnd Gold Ave. Write J. K., caro Journrtl. Nnrih Second. oke.l t':inov work-- Male. una boule- $3,500 brick, modern, partly FOIt .SALE Setting hens, Rhode Island Saturdays, New York and I, 1 2. WANTED Ony or mora lota, In or near F()lV SAfil-- for cows ami rab- furnished, lnrg-- porches, large Jot; Reds, prlco Apply J218 South Alfalfa, FOR RENT WAN 'IT. I) Jli'll boys, at the Alv.ir, vard. Trice only $4,7G0. Host ' University Heights. Adttrei C B., care bits. Phono l. Dwellinir Edith. Wl'l TKAOH rates. of terms. Mnrnlnj? Journal. new. Fol; JiK.vr It, Hiiiy nice yu rights ( FOU SALE Two dozen FOIt SALi: Howard heater, almost Yomitf Men's Christian Association Auto Five-roo- cement base- thoroughbred mux-in- n iHll HeViMlth. Inquire South bumralnw, Antona pullets. Call at 1225 North CLEANING, kalsnmlrit and paper, N'urtll atl ll'j Arno. ollintf lr-:'- PehouKJ.osAntfolea. ment, furnace PROFESSIONAL CARDS A. IFLEIISCEIIEIRi Eeafeir Second. and floors; work guartateed. FOK OH TRADE New roll-to- p FOIt Tinea rooms, back Ivat, maple G34-- SA,E sleeping KIUKMl-.N'- jrHA'KEMKN, $150, John Goodson, phono flPHlf. t'oriilsho.l. 1201 beginners floorinFT, fireplace, .sl.'i'pinn a i Insurance In nil Its branches. FOIt SALE Seven Minorca. "i;:is Phono 4"0. !!:'' south Walter. Inter J ll'.O two m. Loans, young second-han- d Write KalUvay, WANTED Some FOIL K " - I'oiir-rim- monthly. i'l ice $4,000. llonds. and one cock, $10. Phone 1632-- or furniture, FOIt SALE Henuti.ful player piano, very modern house", rflro Morning .luurnul. porch, Kara;;'', JOHN W. HII.SON, Surety Jtnr. also cook stove or range. I'hone 82Q-- call West Fruit. sweet Phmno CjO. large seieened porches, $;15. A N Terms. Attorney, 111 Next to O. 6 toned. J only I'hone W T K I La i j a o to f ir South Fourth Street, P. from p. m. until 10 a. m. fl. man aullclt Ko mi 15, 17 nrnl 19, Cromwell 1'lione ii'ti. FOIt SALE Tweney-flv- e Rhodo Island n- your door, insurance,; feood In New modern home, eak flouring, Building. fc C AVENGEU AND GENERAL. HAUL- fENVEUpbstelKe"feo M companies. Apply Phune 1153-J- Red laying reasonable. 712 flTirt ni'.nth. Phone i;M9-- Fdlt HFN'T oilern execliently iiirniah-e- d Wont tiold. hot water heat, with income pullets: ING. KeiasGnable rates. E. A. Grimt". p'r East Santa, Fe. home; all conveniences. SIS South 101 ' rifVMK'MVS KlUOKOHs. 722 East 2S98-R- . Ft it SALE Corn fodder, $9 per ton. Mich. W A NT '""U 1 u h d y, and of- that pays insurance, 4i V I LTTrtU Iron, phone FOR SALE Route fPOUJ.TRY ofTil kinds: will Phono IMftfMi-l- Robert E. Dletz. fice man. Office, 110 monthly payment, etc. lii. S. I.. lll liTON, WANTED 1,000 ladles' or Twu-- Kniploymi'tit call for and pay top prices. Phono suits, gentle- FOIt HUNT i n furnished houst-- P"uih phono . l'N'iut's of tfie Rtomaeh. four-ro- FOIt SALE Chihuahua nix months Third, this. FCfR owner, home. 8r,2-- 302 South men's, to clean and press, $1 each. pups, with 1018 Broadway. sleeping porch. South' MK.N t Throe-quart- Kultf. 9. Jisrriftt liullittng. 1015 Puke City fleam.' rs, old. rensnnnMf. Kast Central. w.'iiif.i r l).'icciive wi.rk. acre, with dandy Inqutro West Fruit. FOR C. phone44G. fl SALE It. R. Reds and Black A with' case, perlencf.. iinnrfes!:i ry. Write I'l.i UK. S. C. ( I.AItMJ. on - WANTED A car of old furniture, ru,?s. FOIl SALE Stainer violin, FOK and Meepinu: perch, FOR SALE brick Jumse, Mlnoreas; hatching eggs, $1 set- 148-i- furnished liou.io former Uov't Ft. T.ouls. Nose 24U1-R- per et Over hundred old. PIion,o Dctecth'p. and Thrat. Kdlth. 700 UlU-H- . lives, clothing; any and everything: yenrs at East $76 parage, etc, fiaiit and shade North Phone tltig. North Second, phone llos Silver, per month. Ad- I'hone 811. cash. Address llox 400, care Journal. oil Phono l:.r,i-V- . WANTi;i mbcrship salesmen. Binittt Jliilt'llns. Three-rivn- n pay FOIi"sALE Red Star range, Jvoy trees, rose bushes, blue (,'rass," FOR SALR house, strictly FOR SALE Sixteen White- 51 dress: Ancola Automoidlo Club. 270 Otl'lco ITnurs lln-s- ; Leghorn rend good as new. su- modern, one block from street car J1.50 hens. 11 WANTED Second hunC rurnUuro and baby carriage, Fori KENT Three-roo- cement wall;. Host 9 to 18 n. n ml 2 tf 8 p. m. pullets, each; eight each. house- Efrventh. furnished North Division stmr, Hnffalo, N, T. yard in., terms, 11 no South "Waller. now 1G27-- 1222 trunks. We buy everything in North house, sic, UK 704 to 0. laying. Phone South ti porches; keys at UK A 100 burban location. Cut liit. , it i; 'WKiTTh't, . hold goods. Mux's IlarRaln Store, 315 Lit s home-mad- e cake--ai- i East Santa Fe, deleotive, weekly; travel i'(7iii PA MO lirit k, $S,ooi-- nine Broadway. de 'iui Terms ?1100 bal- i;i ..lili'me 11:3 Kast Phone B71. Full largo CH South First. I'hone 8R8. kinds. Phono 1U0-J- . Mrs. Chas. over world exiK'rience unnecessary. down, rooms, ?s0 income, unfurnished; owner SUNSET-RAN- S. C. Rhode Island l'o i KENT Furnished three-roo- si! it. You can make Phnnn 671. MAX UAUOA1N 315 South Wen if ley, fioi.) Nnrth Second. American Detective Agency. 4uS Luc.'i. ance to lives in two. J24 South Edith. Reds. C. P. Hayes strain; STOlllT., at house with sleeping porch. Inoir.'e St. J.ouls. breeding SALE-L'e- for Pself and keep pens and bronze First, will pay the highest prices fr Fo"u' tractors, and r'M South Edith. this pay FOR SALE On easy terms, singles; also Turkey WAN'TKD-First-c- lass W. SHERIDAN, M. D. 241fi-J- your secondhand shoes and l'j-.- Hardware auto mechanic, vour 1ob. Act now. M : will lots ckjts. Phone clothing, with pane: p!ov5. I'Olt KENT four-roo- mod- modern bunRalnv take good 858. K & Furnished out of town stf ;ul v Rood S040-A- furniture. Phon Dt'imnment, J. or her Co. ern work, ;av S K H i'.Xllil'.ITIoX i'F MCiT'F.I, I'rnclli'c Limited to or real estate paper. Phone TO MAKE room for my young chicks, bungalow; adults; no sick. Inquire married man 413 South BETTEit KODAK FINISHING Is Jl:.ST JiLCEiVED a larse 01 1 North preferred. Apply JIOJil-llt- IIHM10 (i. GliMTO - l ltlNAUY DISEASES FOR KALE By owner, new modern will sell a few of my It consignment Secon,!, ilit;li. U Taylor. Robinson $500 pullets; now E. M. 623 better. He turn postage paid on mail of plnuiis. 1,'iC the pound. Hubert FOIt KENT-- new jp, JT VK TODAY'S JOl'K X A L,. disi:asi: or skin house, near park, laying. Ely, Three rurnlslied houses, $5 TO $t0 PAY" :atheiinp am) Intiib IfiO 1825-- South Eighth, 1165. orders. The Larnum Studio, West 1114 West Central. three and rooms evergreens. W',iHimitto i.nliorntory Connection. ash, per month. Phone phone N. M. five each. 216 roots and herbs In the field and road- Central, Albuquerque, SALK steel cots, $;':. nnd $;,a. Citizens Dank Plmnu 880, FOR SALK Five-roo- FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs for FOIt Three sanitary book nnd free. JOSEPH COLLIER, Itlilg. frame, modern, for" M Unlveral-t- y bed .07 West side; prices Uutanlcal, convenient for two larsre hatchlng; blue winners In Al- WIEI, PAysporcash in mat treses to fit. M'it liEN'l' Tit West Haven. Conn. 111. families; lot, rlbbiyi be chon I!t77-W- . house, furnished 115 South Scconil. Phono; nat front. Phono 1C9-- buquerque poultry show. 1021 and 1022; Heights; must p, close In, Mountain read, phone with lights nnd east lo- - - garage, $25 month. UtiVTU NMUNT POSITIONS Ot'KN, es. Ruff cockerels and nlso three ond front; quote lowest prico and FOR HALE Soruhnin feedinfc,- value 5 llSoutlr K!m, 17i2-J- . Uarber lSuilt Hon A it SALE A five-roo- stucco resi- pullets; hay. phono Kx to nee Kr?Tt' :nt'Sr'"rir,J FOH White Leghorn cockerels. Phone 1472-- actlon in letter. Address G. B., care of one ton of iff worth three per unnecessary. bar-rai- sorghum FOH KENT XowT f.nirr.Vn i.uuse, $25 (J on to start. t'hlroprflotor. dence, modern improvements; 51? West Fruit. Morning Journal. tons of corn Ftalk. Phone 43-lt3- . Honesty required, J pay Call per month. See F. H. Strona or L. C. Write T. Mcfaf fert Pt. Louis, Mo. in nnd 30 ArmUo BuUdln. leaving town; good location. HUG Rent-Room- FOR SALE Six hens, one rooster, White CLEANERS FOIt SALE CufiVe urn. hotel 75 145. s at 823 South Arno. range, Rennett, jihoncs or rilO A itm'KCTIVL: y For wUh Eoard Funk International 9x12 Rugi Cleaned. $2.00. cash count- - lxcelltnt opportu-nit- Leghorns, strain; register, tables, chairs and ; ; WANTED 'FOH PALF- 71S FOIl RENT Prick house, rooms. travel earn blK No -l Agents By owner. Coal, cost seventy dollars. One fifty-eg- g Brown MATTPESSK3 renovated, $1.50 and pp. four largo salaries. MKAl.S won private raiulty. sick, 4 2 hath and free. Informa- R" frame stucco, rooms and, bath, Hen Incubator. One hundred twenty-fiv- e furniture repaired and packed. Ervin sleeping porch, nicely rewar.ls; particulars Texas Neilh Fmii'tlr. SOAP AUKNTS our line ot toapl SAl.E I'resh buttermilk nnd cut- - 71 1; box large porches, newly decorated, vacant oil brooder heater, new. Bedding Co., i71. Foil South Arno. tion Pureaii, Rr(3,i Austin, Texas. Tti t'o; rd. i bpfor ifiinf? ansthint; elm. "Writ tj-- i 180S-- practically phone clu'r'Kc; also frc3li mint in Raliun F0"in7:xf huotns, Terms if deetred. Phone Best tiige FOK KENT fourTml" five-roo- MHX 17 to 5. unnec-essar- rlnv for entalor. American PrnJucts Co, reasonable offer takes all. Address W flnishliiK-Twic- lnt-- . 1!'"-M- . Three, Age r.xperieiurt Seirth PiMinlwuy. ANTED Careful Kodak Dniiy. ! r. fi 1 Tl VOR SAIhT By owner, new bungalow, O., care Journal. plume hoos. s and npai tnienta, some furnished. Travel; maka secret Investiga- A n if. , Olnrlnn ttl, Ohi O. service. Remember, satis- is ; 5 tTk 'A 1:1). stnirlo riienls 510 Fe. A bar- dally Koii a k In: i v o milk McMimon A- Wood, 2ni; West tion, r. Ameri- T.ilT7l'; Ja sorveii; modern. East Santa RED POULTRY YARDS faction Send k tlold, porta. Salaries; expenses. - Nerilt Thoroughhred guaranteed. your finishing with nil the orenm, delivered to you as can 4S3 heme cnelOii. gain. Bee owner at Crockett's Electric Ringlet Barred Rocks. S. C. R. I. Reds: to a established firm. Hanna FOR ril'NT Nice four-roo- Foreign Detective Agency, tit. dollar n.ilrs. Pellvr nn apot. reliable, It comes frum the cows. HICK'S DAIRY. cottage. J. outs. 'llKNT l!l:iss. niioiiili' Mli-- '. I, Studio, 802 4 West Central. pens and cockerels for $3 and & J07 West liazel.llne. r.road p'Tch, iinnefn5:irf. S'timplfl tree. breeding; Hanna, Master Photographers. r"-- Itlcycla f.,rt-o- 111 .Vnrlh wln-nci- s. phono 2:.01 "20 I ilh li..;ir.l. Ilal'k Lo An- - FOR BALK Two-roo- adobe house; up. Brothers of my blue ribbon South Second, phono 736. 'KTKCTT VF.S Needed everywhere, K""d Pi't'ry 8, W. Tlco, ALBUQUERQUE WINDOW CLEANING FOR 203 Vass-a- VI fuuv.-i- kh- - wiir. f good large lot; city nnd Buy now. while you have the pick (SALE av.'nue. Ivirs LIST your vacant hous. s wit h" v pay. Interesting work. Send for free )!t"llKNT IJ'ivii, L- . outbuilding: CO. Windows clenned and floors tlte"V kr. -' of the Wm. 5 and l'l.ml kitchen Inf bieii'l. a n l::'i7 t: 400 Irrigation water; $1,800, on easy pay- floclt. Bletl, West s. piano, Realty Co.. f,,r 'rinatlon roverlnp our svstem of edu- tl WOltl.K.s "fu8t8t aunts' Mer. per scrubbed; ston offices and houses hnii;--- prompt and efncl,nt of-f- ments. W. C. 705 west Moun Atlantic, phone 14S3-- cnl.intt; otlur ' hold articks; also cational International In- ItK, NT 1' I ll'ellt o' nt NecU'l In Thaxton, clenned; reasonable rates and honest mi'l orvlce:S07Tlst Hold, phono C07. edvjincement. FOIl ll, profit. every tinm, tain road. turk"vs chickens. fective Kxchange, 112 W. Adams. mum Willi if K.;st nn-- Est iltllBti permanent FOR SALE A vigorous jot of pure-bre- d work. A. (iranone; leave your calls FOIt KEN T F Ive-- i mun b r i e it house. garagy fttr.. - FOU SA1.1-- ( 'm- pm.ill Mainly iVntral. prMrit'iMe bnjiincPK. Kr?f unmple. Pre- FOR BALB OH KENT 5ix hrana new ft C. White bred from sires American Grocery, phone 252. I.c bath, " Leghorns, one alFa'a. sleepinu po.eU Kar.,o,, ur,.t.r-'- f Mftr. Mien. four-roo- and and dams 275 g capacity; also WAN'TKO A man to act as com- funilhViPr,i"m!iilli u.ir.l. p'rl- - mirr pftmit. m houses, corner Ninth of to Btraln: eight one rfree. J!2 North High. young NlCBLf will sell one or all on reasonable hens, 18 months and cimr ani nrain (Tl'indcr. Phme panion nnd do chores around Viltn Pi(.k. rerrnti-r- Vli'i 11 TnMnrliir? A T'ntii Wanted. Coal; old; twenty pullets, 1I5S0-.- Foil ItENT Furnished 'small trading fnmtly: "7 (IN0 See V. H. or Ben- 2n, Nnrth Arno. cottaKe convalescent would do; more for ma terms. Strong, U C three cockerels nine months old; also a with slceplnir post; FOK HHNT furnish. Ii; !!1 WlMl Mcn'i chithlnff, (unlftn 75 US. few nn FO iTS TKX'AS I, shell va- porch; light and water than $10 month, lowett nett. Phones or Anconas of same class; exception- AE';TnTTa1roT' arno thin Paid. Phone 2145-R- , companionship work; per class tuMa liniinl. 11') euth Arno. mi. Ir), JWutlful mntf Hals; al bits, 505 North Second. F. O. It San fiab-i- , or call 12(3 East board nnd A. U. care first mv FOR SALK Large dwelling, 600 North chance to get the winter layers and cheap rieties, 2ac pound. copper. foom. Address C, U:i7-- irliTi. uprinif Pwntrh line ready. good stock reasonable. BuekiT Texas. Any amount. C. O. StiiWi TTotel, fhlraifo. Second and furnished breeding Inquire FOR SAT.E and does; also Fhlpprd. Mo.l-rn Trtlfn street, arranged fry Tr-;.- FOK KENT- HOOM AM I'.iiAIM). nil .i.mm-xlutbMis- J. C. Largent. 1C38 East Central. luff 710 J. I,. Painev, Sin Saba. furioshcl cottage; Y'.X 'I ;il 1CN(,I''I) 17X1)1 HS t'o rTTi r and for apartments; or will trade for a few rabbits. West Lead. -ot two rooms r!.issel-l- nalesmrm, married man, Ouli unUl y tiwn hemstitching C. IN'f;- and slrcpfnr; one four vaiuii'. its. Ani", iiliulic ecres near Denver, Colo. Address J. BARRED ROCKS FOR FAT,K Three good cows nnd WBUJlNtS AND I'D'n metal. on car line. who haa nn nutn, to sell paints pti'oUtiar, Attnchmpnt fits any WHITE Jersey caf- - porch; Apply at 12l8 South nnd Rons, post office Rox 1121, Casper, Wy WYANDOTTES. one heifer. I'hone 2414 .11. nlr,o ve!lfTH' !ilfn for saie Ed it h. roof cement to consumers, J.ocal fi.t.d. nmtonhnle, JS. Hand N. No FOiriSEVT FTiniisbiMr M-- m iviiii te.;p. B. SALK Five room brick house; At the show held In Mde. "SimUtc." JS; "Uni'Oi." $S.T. territory. money advanced until r0. Aront wanted, FOR just Albuquer- FOH SALK Seven gal Ion cow when SI. 1047-M- . FOIt RENT Thrc-roo- wlili ltn? P"!'cli; first boniil. 41U L'2 on in we 19 18 Steel Inc.. phone house, fi Imirinn proves his ability to produce phPT!mn, Qnlrify, Chlca modern; well situated car lino que entered birds. of them fresh, now four lfiGQ ('., glassed-i- were milking gallons. lltf-- sleeping porch; furni'urc lin.nefs. We pay promptly on good Central. t MONET. highlands; house has hot air heat, under the ribbons; of these 2 were South Elm. bt)FT SPO'l'S nnd arch cushions can be YO h tn'mnkfi IUG com- foot lioucht. Call at 301 South JMiih, Mijiinrsa produced. Only man who stands kTiu": tTlrmit f'-n- Willi (fyASr glassed-i- and is seconds, all others were fallen Instep-'1- cures nil U40-.r- lNifvC n silV'Tirif? mirrnrs. auto reflectira, sleeping porch, FIRSTS and FOR SALE Mure, well prevent Plpuio . well in nnd wants furnished. Trice Is very reason- SPECIALS; a limited amount of bred, suitable, for troubles, SI. Plantar Arch Supports. Thus. community steady j"!) KcnlliniMH in rfiU'rotl. ,'), ilii;h, outfit fnrntshM. Write fur pletely or children. 1301 North FOK sTx nV.d need npnly. State and reffr-(:ire- s T.7!i-.T- . able; good terms. Phone 1523-- breeding stock for sale at reasonable lady First, V. Keleher 408 West Central. ItENT House. rooms experience phnna Tin ru ir.i. Intnrnatinnfil liaboratoriro, phone Doane, 1S26-- first letter. The Master Mechan- New prices. J. D. 604 Second. Frcs'h. curn-fe- glassed sleepini; porch, modern, newl'v In I'Vivato tw.nt. Hfi, Fifth, avenue, Notgrass, North F0'ir"SAl'l3 pork; whole ics Co., L'502:r.l2 Canal Cleveland, UHMVith".irlthmit Imiinl, FOR SALE Or trade for hogs, good -; renovated; near hiKh school. Phone lid,, niVn-Ii- f riaoiunnidu rut'is. York. RENT or half ho- half will alroit i family; ud; FOR Apartment FOR SALE We can now suppy all stand- work about an be average j tor terms. Ohio. ard horse, weight 1100; seventy pounds; ISo a pound. W. 1i. 12IH! Kurt Hold. UkY'UICSK.NTATIVF:: New York manu- - Two-roo- varieties of baby chicles, seen at C. W. Hunter FOIt HUNT apartment. 83 turkeys ranch, north end Hleks. 2',0. .T. C. Ftnre. FOR KENT 1, modern I A uror nnd of hair and ducklings and can meet all compet- lilo Ornnde hivd. Thono phone I'enney February 1UK.M lilARU, hu'j f;:ri importer net, South Third. furnished hirasi In Fourth CnllV.-ill"l- do on tt Bell to ing prices for January and later. FIVR S."O?S:'.ri00 real estate note in ward. WANTKD Rxperleneed salesladies. Ap- with pva'.'irato liorts, all local rcprpHpntatlva delivery FOH pure-bre- d See Mr. Coulston. KENT Furnished apartment; We have SALETWO fresh cows, $r,0 at Morning Journal The Eeonfimlst. ',11 t)"P?irtmnnt it'T.'s nnd rptallerg. Wrtta FOH successfully served the public residence, Fourth ward; payable office 4 :,20 ply rhnnn 3F.30-- for Jersey of very high quality. Can be 8 'mer- after p. m fnllv to Henry Meuer, 24 E. 21at 'it, New Rarnffn. sixteen yenrs and are better fitted seen per month, ineludinir per cent WA N T Girl for (tenoral housework. K(1H PUNT Koum and l.aanl In jnlval,' flrnn ever to fill at Jncobson ranch, Boulevard road. Ailrlre-'- s A. .P. .T.. care .7ouri:il. FOR KENT Thrc'elroom furnished cot" r.nr. Y'.rk CltV. FOB REXT Furnished, three rooms and your requirements. We 1451-- est. Apply North Second. f.imily "f tun; riO'I ni'ilfiai alfo full Phone William Wilenx, J or 900. tage with rlasscd-l- or of character sleeriinff porch. 403 North Edith. carry a line of puppies, birds, FOIt SA I.F V.nilitr pet coyote, about sleeping prreh. WAN'TKO ills S'.uth Hlirlr. EI'V PAY. M;in wmian pullets' feeds and We also are FOR SALE Young milk cow, at 822 South Walter street. Inijuiro 611 Waitress, American preferred. to distribute rellfflous literature, FOIl HEN T Three-roo- supplies. very eheap fifteen months old: have raised this i.s JAM HAM 'it Irtfrtl I'm. at ton tor apartment, agents for Pioneer and Petnluma Incu- if tnken at once. Call nt Harvard ami Is East Santa Fe. Apply rresbyterlun Sanatorium, phone to make $"00 or more. Full or furnlshod. 631 Bouth Urnadway. & pet Bineo two weeks old. and very hcalt heolfi'')S : fev i "?ervatitna now partlyNT bators and brooders. between the end of FOR time. No or Safe delivery guar- Highland streets, tnme. at 1423 South r.ocond, or KENT Five room house. two av.iH-iMe- spare capital experience Fori-BE- furnished for anteed. ceme- Apply WANTTD Phone Phll- - Threerooms, Pioneer Hatchery, J20 S. Spring, university car line and Falrvlew 1866-- screened closets, modern ex- Young lady dancing teacher n.HsRnry. mi versa! Bible House, Hunt no sick. 42S West Los must sell once. Chrster Brewer. phono porches, for nnd ball room 501 V li HENT Room ana porch. housekeeping; Angeles. tery; at Ce- cept hent; no children; good nclghhor-hoo- fancy dancing. - fnVlphl.l. THB'it'AOA.TNB Sll OP. 105 South board pen-le- Iron. t7e 1 $ 1 .5 o" 41 1 North Second. lth for convalescents; V)' Sl.ono DAY OLD CHICKS From free range FORSA Rttbb srbre d" does." la to handle sub- Inquire Mrs. Fret. West Cold MA K from to $f,,000 per year FOR RENT nice furnished apart- does with one dar, prepared yearly WANTED Clirl for mcn only; private home. Phone besides. N" invest- Very Btock that are strong, vigorous and young, $2.R0; pair extra scriptions on all leading maeazlnos. Tour light hnurework, and share profits ment, with garage If desired, mono full of Years nice Flemish Giants, three month old, Attention. Miss WANTED Salesmen two or three hours each jjornirm'. rnom nnd porch in ment or neeessary. Beit pep. of experience have order will recclvo prompt .1 - ' 1S79-K- . Phone 20r,0-- f urn ioc homo, for a y r.niva- Assoelate'l taupht us how to hatch chicks are weigh six pounds each, $4 for the pair. Phone 1S78-- 57 EH nh"ii. Free raincoat. that Florence Fleming. Mil. per kuIJoii mule with new losc-n- WANTED filrl to share apartment with satisfactory to our customers. We have 123 Vftssar, University Heights, phone WANTKDSehool to work Price J35 pr iionth. Phone Rnlnenat Agents, Inc.. 444 Wella HOOF for girl willing 1 Y. confidence in our 2133-- ASHi:sTOS PAINT patenled gasoline vaporizer. Write room f'hl two others; Rood location. Inquire stock and know It will GOOD of roofs, (rat-Io- particulars. Co., for nnd board In good home. n 'Ull t for all kinds tl per Stransky Vaporizer 11.11-- h I W. C. A. please you with results. If you want HORFES, MARES AND MULES The Manzano Co.. 110 South Pukwnna, 8. D. Phone MKS. KKi;iJ h;is iiiuVKl to '!'. Hom three-roo- the best we pure-bre- nod LOST AND FOUND FOK RENT Modern furnish- have them; all HAVE fifty head of good young Colorado Wakiut. 1S.14 J. a built up WANTflD Woman for house- JlroKhvay ami his lovely The two most S. phone Try SALESMEN Sideline men; ten to general v itli c "avc- - ed $30 a month. 635 South profitable varieties: C horses, mares nnd mules for sale; now will as as the work; ono will work slerpinK jtorchrs board for I a T- --- (lack lace Spaiilsli scat f : gooi apartment, White 300. 600, tfc roof, last long building. twenty dollars per day; vest that keep up; Leghorns, $20; $.05; 1.000, Is your chance buy your team for pocket Call SSim-U- . nward. Miss Meiita Broadway. $1P0. R. I. samples; wonderful seller; free. wages steady job. ('all Chaver, Reds. 100, $22; 600, $105; via farmtnff, at a bartrain; have some samples hloi'p-In- 416 RENT Two-roo- furnished apart- spring ?! WANTED under- FOU RENT tl rn and in Phono West Titers. FOH parcel Orders booked prood welRh Crary Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Nurse, graduate or tr-i- post prepaid. upon matched teams that will por-'h- bonrd, serv- ment for housekeeping. 1023 West 25 of YOIT graduate, for T. Tl. with Kod H .ST Sunll brown bull with white receipt of per cent. Hatching eggs from ten to fifteen hundred; have some FOR PAT.E Five hundred shnres City ARE looking for a good toy bal- 20SS-J- . 210 do, New York. of K. loon work; Casa do Ora, 613 ice, aluo t:iirh; board. I'h'iao head and shoulders; answers to name half price chicks. We are the largest unhroke, but are all gentle, youns; E'eetrlc Railway, below pnr. Dr. line? Wo have if, Quality, steady position. Wnltt-r- Mrs. Knorr. Becond-hftn- West Oolfl. South of ?3 reward If returned t FOTl RENT Two furnished rooms, for and oldest successful hatchery in the horses; also have some d L. Hust, N. T. Armljo bulldlrig. price, delivery, liberal commissions. State "Jerry;" adults; no southwest. Circular sent upon snddles for The Huron ISA KM BOARD Room 110 WANTED To fom and hur ono or hfto ("iaragp. light housekeeping; request. wagons, harness and sale; territory. Rubber Co., and month or work- 724 South Second. !. Mesilla Valley Hatchery, Mrs. IL V. come, tnke a look. 310 North Broadway Ohio. while attndln(t achool; catalogue fre. two biifdness S'l'r.ol pir!s LCST (i ild locket, monogram E. I B., M. In furnace hr a ted home. No A ae FOR RENT Larce unfurnished apart- Bundy, Las jCruces. N. Albuquerque. Scott Rldenour. MAKE $31)0 to $500 month distribut- Maclcay Buslnees College, 906 South ing girls, mother's picture Insid. Value FOR SALF, Hotel rani.'e. butchers' b.o per sick. 4"0 South HPVnth. Return to Mi.a Journal ment: hot water nnd steam heat. 1215 '.MOUNTAIN VIEW S. C. R, I. REDS," steam Fairbanks scale, ing Speednllne; easy, permanent work; Main. Los Angeles. jrift. Brown, 4!0-- box, table, m? y o - .i i : - m x Office. Reward. West Roma, phono make at National Western BUSINESS CHANCES wagon, exclusive territory; automobile free. LADY OF KRFINBMENT AND EDU- iTat dntk t k big winning candy stoves, candy slabs, tray A SANATORIUM-HOTE- for tubercular Two-roo- Stock Show at 1922. electric Write for Co., CATION to bus- FOR RENT apartment It Denver, January, FOH KALE Garage, bent lucatlun In work table. Ford trurk, particulars. Speedollne who desires enter the nurse In at- SALE very reason- This show was one of the held in 879. fans items. College Dept. 74, n.allns. Texas. iness world under the most favorable convalescents; graduate FOR Real Entate housekeeping, complete; largest town. Phone and miscellaneous tendance: ratet by the week or month. able. West Gold. United States this year. We won second Inn. WANTED circumstances. Nationally known firm . Ft 'it SA Fine 5i foot b't on East FOR SALE Restaurant, across street Auto accessory salesmen Call JM0(-J1- FOH RENT Four furnished rooms with cockerel class of 6S; sixth pullet clnss of auxiliary radiator for hns position affording: $200 monthly to Silver at reduced price. J, A, Ham- of from depot. Sll South First. PKOSTATR and bladder trouble, piles, Ford, prevents FOR 'nr. NT Ro.tm with FuHnble 24 two porches, cheap. Phono 49; ninth young pen, class 20; fourth overheating. Installed In 15 minutes. qualified party. No money required. polfli, mond, East Silver. bath, larpo 500 Our FOR SALE One of the business constipation quickly, painlessly treated. 2 two In modern 1990-.- 220 North Walnut. display, class Reds. second best Retail $9.00. Must be free to travel and over for hralth seekers, LE and ten Denver In 215 Souih No knife, mnssnpre or oietlntr. Simple price Rig commissions. cou. home: milk and frcphr rt"mSA rti7apTlire half, three-roo- cockerel was valued by experts properties Albuquerque. Francis B years. Kond brief F. C. pie ty okks; free in Byrne, Peadwnod, r description. ivt-- blocks of business center, rich? level FOR IEKNT Unfurnished at $350; also winners at Al- First street. Inquire at Savoy Hotel private home treatment, liooklet i,'ofd care bed pat ion ts, i i"-- 04 Lead. New champion Thermal Co., WE CLAIM Rodgers, Garland Bldfr., Chicago. soli; pood for chickens or rab- apartment. West Apply buquerque, 1022, winning first, second plain wrapper. Electro that we sell a better .ir,nent month. Including travs,, close to street garden, VJ:: 050 Ohlo direct to mam-v- , bits. Must sell, cash or terms. Addrese Fepuhllo Cafe, west femrni, and third cock, first, second and third FOR SALE GooA In Balrd Bldfr., Stcubcmille, wearer, for less and Mnh Bn1 FVnit,l. car. Write, Box 200, care Morning n paying garage, ".rnrffe Potter. "1432 East etreet, rooms and canvaaaed-l- second AUTcT" seat pay bigger commissions, than y Journal. First FOR RENT Three hen, first, and third cockerels, splendid location; or will trade for city iJsB F.FFECTO TOP and any WANTED Youyif men and women for s Calif. furnished Vals-pn- I.' Angeles, sleeping porch; completely first pullet, second young pen, first old or Address drcsslnif. Auto making nun's o KESERV ATIONS now t:? St. ranch property. Investigate. Effectn Enamel, Armstrong's dancing clssses; also may had at l.ONI-rSTA- 4 ., clothes. Greater Value Outfit Cin- TO MNBT for housekeeping. 13West Marquette. pen; specials for best male American euro Journal. Knamcls on automobiles. rs, histrueffon. 207 14 Gold. John's Fanatorlum : rates, At' Valspar cinnati. Ohio. West (Episcopal) cn re. Ele- class nnd cock of show. Homestead J17-5- incluib'H The orange cnloreft Entrle, FOKUENT furnished apart- champion FOR SALE Improved ranch among the Plymouth Cottaitn Paint, TYpfsTS WANTET) t to 2h Tier week; private hot nnd cold water and steam Breeding birds for sale; hatching eggs Floor Paint, Roof paint nnd Cement. Sat- DISTRIIIUTOU WANTED by Kansas typewruTliruTii room with connected to phant Rutte Dam and Hot Sprinryi, N. ment, th-- pines; many kinds of fruit; fine for and photoplays for 'authors, sleeping porch, lieat; llcht and telephone paid. 421 South and baby chicks from fifteen of nnd would be Ideal for isfaction assured. Thos. V. Keleher Leath- City manufacturer. We manufacture 'bath and t'dlet; medical care, medicines, M. Meet all trains at Engle, leaving finest mnfed In the west. ORDER dairying poultry; 1057-J- . the best Ford weekly, sparetlme. Rend stamp for par- Hot at 11:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Ilroadwoy, pons ft sanntorium. ., enre Journal. er Co.. 408 West Central, phone external brake on in ticulars. Ala. nurnlntf; excellent mcnls, tray Springs CHICKS EARLY. C, P. 236 North market. This Is an Jt. J. Carnes, Muscadine. AH Oldest Ham on Eou. rooms, with Hay, CO.. INC. opportunity that will nervlce; no extras. rooms have steam drivers, best Dam can FOR RENT sleeping High, 2230-- FOR SALE At a bargain, five second- NEW MEXICO STEEL pay you to Rales WANTED Man or woman, $40 the Dam line. We our own cars. phone BOII-EIiS- Investigate. Rlaue Co., salary heat, hot and cold running water. Hv. drive porch, for light housekeeping; bath hand tables nnd one billiard FOR SALTS . 11 fur- - pool table, East Kth street. Kansas City, Mo. weekly, full time, $1.00 an hour spare W. II. ZIogier, Superintendent. Phone Write for reservations at our expense. connection; water, light and phone In first-clas- s also one twelve-foo- t 1 60 TT. 60 Inches 16 feet, condition; P. complete. br OLD house", time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wear- 401. HEFFERNAN BROS., uu west lbiiu. AUTOMOBILES. soda A- condition. In- new and ESTABLISHED leading Props. jnsnea. fountain, pood condition, grates fittings, wants man of to er. Experience unnecessary. Interna- Hot Springs, N. M. Two-roo- two 1921) KOKD SUDAN. B. Booth, 401 nt 120 West Silver. ability represent them Norrls-iwn- FOR RENT apartment, E. quire old stack, $450. In New Mexico. Sell tional Mills, A118, Pa. nevor West 6 Krate, flues and advertised staple FOR SALE Ranches porches, garage, bath; occupied; Copper. INVEST TOTTR MONET where It will t H. P. Vertical, new lino to N HO USA o v e me no no 30. I1J5. retnli trade. Protected territory. TE T ND g n nt positions. TIME CARDS near car line; sick, children, FOR SALE Good Ford car, 1100, today grow; our f 10 down, 10 a month plan fitting, rood condition, $300 to $501) No civil All KLnrAKrFoTt 1 25 H. Loco boiler, monthly easily enrned. The service examination. oer univorwuy ririKULa. 412 Is an for he P. type portable Vash-Ingtn- n four s from 400 West liy Harvard, only. East Cromwell, unequalled opportunity new Miles F. Bixler Co., Dept. 66, Cleveland, the country. Lists one dollar. mil city. Inquire T w rooms, two clothes small safe as a ac- either wood or coal burner, flues, Ohio. FOR RENT FOR SALE 5 Bulck touring car; Investor; savings Information Service, .108 Conti- closets p ad.1olnlng. first-cla- Bond-Iilllo- n count. For particulars address P, M., pood condition, $250. nent al Trust D. C. KAEK A with new largo ,t!v. .' condition. Co., 1 and WANTED Salesmen for Bldg., Washington, FOIl ranch, cheap, fnrnlto" f )' sekeeplng; onre Journal. 8 H. P. Vertical, new flues, stack Albuquerque 13U3 completely city and vicinity. Commission contract YOU NCI men, women, over 17, lostrmg house of three rooms. Ii.qulre- desirable location i.lii Joal. FOH SALE At Bolen, one block fittings. $210. South Fourth. FOR EAI.E A real for J35, In- city 1 SO Inches only, for spare time or full time. We government position, $130 month'y, . close-i- bargain, y 100 H. P. Hrirlznntnl Tubular. FOR RENT on Main street, one will teach you to sell Income for free list of now SALE with b- uae and dian motorcycle, with good rubber. properly 18 84 four-Inc- h complete protection write positions open, FOK Small ranch SB even-roo- w h furnace house, gar- by feet. flue, elosc-l- 712 brick building, store, rooming A- through our school It. t?!vll exam- on north West Fruit. except for 125 con- free of Instruction Terry, (former Service out buildlnff, diNh, heat, long t d, $50 per age and large warehouse and several stack, pounds, and help you build a busi- 28 Continental of town. Fred Zickert. phono 1M17-J- 17B1-- FOR SALE Some good used cars; profitable iner!, Bldg., Washington, month. 421 ne extia other business buildings. Mrs. Hortense dition, $825. ness. In- D. C. easy terms. Auto 08 1 28 TV C. Mas'ichusett Bonding and FOH PALK Seveu-aoi- e ran eh; will take WESTBuKJO Dally. it .Mcintosh Co, P. O. 170. Helen. N. M. K. Vf. Pittsburgh generator, Mie , never Didler. Bo. surance Company, Accident Health n In- Train. Arrive. FOR RENT West Central. $450. F. o. B. Bernalillo, N. M. and ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE good Ford car part payment: Peart. oupled t' T.ent; two FOR SALE Complete pool hall equip- condi- Dept., Saginaw, Michigan. Capital, Offers courses to 612 South No. 1 The Scout.... 7:30 pm 1:10 pin o k. chll- - FOR SALE Ford ton truck, good con- 1 15 H. P. Vertical boiler, good splendid young quire llroadway, phone bat:i t no ment of six pool tables, wall settees, $1,500,000. In 1830-W- . No. J Talir. Limited. lu:30 am 11:00 am porches, dition, f too. (107 West Mountain tion. F. O. n. Lake N. M. men and women day and evening 3b. mi (1. Bnlverslty road, etc.: tables need recovering, otherwise in Arthur, SALESMEN No. 7 Fast. .10:60 am 11:20 am dren, phone 1977-- 1 10 H. P. Vertical F. O. H. Luke It you could offer a busi- classes, and assists Its graduates and FOR PAEE Nine-acr- e ranch one and Faru good condition; will be sold at bargain, engine, ness In First-clas- s No. 12:35 am 1:00 am Heights. N man high grade with his students securing positions. one-ha- mites west of Harelas The NavaJ.... i. FOR SALE Or will trade tot well V. O, B. Address W. E. Arthur, M. pencils bridge, .o mentfl, Plalnvlew, ad In and Instructors. Satisfaction ; SOUTHBOUND. FOR RENT i'urn: Cole-- 1 75 H 60 pounds. M Imprinted gold, in quantities as equipment on main ditch new adobe "muse and n vacant lots, In excellent Thatcher. Plnlnvlcw, Texas. P. Low Pressure. 29 10:10 ventent aauat four rooms, small as a than he guaranteed. Opposite City Hall. K a school. Na El Paso Exp Jr condition. Address Box car 16, 48 four-Inc- h flues, complete single gross, cheaper rase; mile from i t: on SALK Old established new and by his 2104-J- No. 27 El 11:10 am battr, rlastf hes, gas. FOU buys ordinary pencils, so he could WOULD YOU PROORESS? Enroll In Phone Paso Eip II- H 1321 East Journal. second-bnn- d furniture combined viih except stack. $300. use them EASTBOUND. East Centr ..V himself or as an advertising our school and receive ex- MALE home, stucco house, V. I. M- one-to- n ACCESSORIES FOR EOILEHS. training by FOR Country S 1:40 Central or Vil ,1, t0 West FOR SALE- Ford lldht truck, 150; grocerles business; excellent location; novelty, wouldn't you think you had a In No. Ths Navajo.. 2:10 pm pm - flues. perts Secretarial, and rooms, steam electric Gold, or pr e v.n- .1. Ford truck, 1300, worm drive; KMS reasonable rent; guaranteed to make flues, flues, real live proposition? sales, big Stenographic heated, No. 4 Calif. Limited. 5.00 cm t:40 pm and gate Easy Complete Business courses. You will IlKhts; on e ranch; la alfalfa and ( llsht 590; Ford 12S; more thnn a (rood living; good reason Injectors, pop valves, globe commissions, Mr. No. s S. F. 7:15 0:10 FOR REN a artment of Bulck, touring, Hnbbs, sales manager, then be placed In a responsible position. ArMres Postofflce box or Kight.. pm pm .1.1 :so. for selling. Address box 608, valves, guage cocks, water glasses, 74 Dey street. New York orchard. 277, 10 am 7:S0 am two froni r k bath Studebaker, Ill postoffic City. even- 240:-R- No. Th Bcout.... 7::0 isnette; West Oold. Las N. M. grates, stacks and tanks. Individual Instruction. Day and phone djolnlng; i m.it fo.it :ranc thor- - Vegas, n sessions. Western School for Pri- FROM SOUTH. Bollera end cold. ing SAI-- Ftiur-acr- e oughly els .'.; ' i it p iber 7, Will SAVE MONEY ON PARTS and accesso- bought, repaired (rend this line over ntruln d note vate and FOR ranch, two niib s ru. SI From El Paso 6:16 pm Tanks either riveted or welded. Sesrctarlea, Eighth Tljeras, on drink-house- , not rant t i.i. a . Call after used tires and built, that we said MUST). is U. S. 801-- from postofflce, main ditch; Nn so From El Paso 7:00 am ries; slightly batteries, CARPEnrjERING boilermakers nnd welders. Send It unique, Phone 10 a. m., i. itira-wnr- corner Gold parti for Studebaker, Chalmers. Max- PETTrfron"b firk Expert protected article, a positive necessity (parage, milk house, chicken No. SO cimct at relsn with No. II Overland-80- . na your broken metal parte; we will chickens and - Arno. well and Mcintosh Auto All kinds of work. Phoneopdjobman.1B78-.- because of government ruling, with yearly MATTRESS RENOVATING houses, thoroughbred fur Clvls. recna Valley. Xana- City and Company, 608 West Central. make them (rood as new. repeat, owned and controlled tools and furniture; terms. Phone G Coast. WANTED Odd Jobs "tlouso exclusively 2411-.T- FOR sM I TRADE carpentering, "Union" Carbide. $8.75. by us. If you are an order taker you MATTIIES8 IlKNOVATlMi, $1.50 and up. No. 2 connect- at TttUn with No, tl f., painting and repairing, at reasonable "Sunllte" $S.00, per should make to $S0 '.! 145tl-R- . Carbide, $20 a day. if you are Ilutt cleaning, furnltur. fur Clovlt and sast and FOR SAM- - O- r. lo WANTED House prices. Phono rcpslrlnr, ""FOR RENT Storeroom (rm points Hi's fur cattle, druma. an ambitious salesman you will clear up- nttur, packing. Phuut 471, ErvtD Bed-din- s good iMt'rovtd in; Fort WANTED To rent or Works UuO Second Street. Sumner; four BUILDING, alterations, repairing tame South ward of $50 per day. Most desirable, FOR RENT Store room, living upav-inen- thre acre: will (i T property in furnished house; must be Jobs or work contract or Office 1110 South connection Compui. or reasonable, small; by by Itroadway. with FUTURE for those who in connection, tn the 340 bloek Las Vega? juhiifj.,, Write J. E., and suited for renting out on r""m. tba day; reasonable prices; work ruar-antee- Pttone 1047-- qualify. Jerome Laadt, Pres., I 8o. on East Central; splendid loca.lo.i ff r 400 Norti? 1755-- 1e'C;h. Address K. T., car Journal estimates free. Call NEW MEXICO BTEfcL CO.. Inc. Dearborn street, Chicago, Journal Want Ads bring result drug store. Phone 777-J- . 1

JOURNAL January 29, 1922. Tage Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING

H 2 B;k """" AMF.KICAV i.fcion COAL TON Coal Al.Ml.I AKV $11.00 PtR Gallup Lump Gallu $11.00 A TOX Will have n card party 1 m p Lump WHY? GO T0DflY ii Tt crm if .Inn. ."1st, at LET'S diiy in. GUYS TRANSFER m PITifJF K. of P. Hall. Hotroslimonts Johnson Coal Co. ill he served. Admission Phone 371 324 S. Second 000 X. First Phone 388-- rLs alii JLii i WIIXIAM FOX Presents TODAY AND TOMORROW PEAR .VH1TE MRS. M. Mc(HINM".SS Teacher of Piano, Given By HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY in "AH1 WIFE" noi nopjtt siyf.ntii. OTT0HW00D GROVE KO. 2 the romance of a discontented vonian She paid tlie penalty WOODMEN CIRCLE Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day 0-Q-- WANTED AT THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL K! LOOK WHO'S HERE! HAROLD LLOYD in "THE TIP" The State Hoard of Dental Ex- aminers want patients for free 1, 1922 The Greatest Comedian of All Time in His Latest and Most Mirth Provoking Comedy! REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES clinic Call Wednesday, February DR. FT.T.F.R. 9c. Mondav or Tuesday Mornings. Admission, Gentlemen 90c. War Tax Total 99c. - LOCAL ITEMS Pianos, Player Pianos, uj:.U fstati: l,OAS H 4 Grafonolas and Records Every Kind 4 5. Musical Instruments OUR SERVIC Coal Supply Co and cf A. Hcjdecke of Los Angeles Is In Diamonds few visit- Jewelry and YOU'LL SEE HIM DOUBLE IN Albuquerque for a days insurance" In oaring fop each and every detail In the sacred trust the ing his sister, Mrs. I on Ilolz. He Watches and Silverware is on his way to Milwaukee, Wis., nun u tomoiut.f. family places in the emhnlmrr and funeral director called to Beaded Xiitlonnl Investment Co. on business. Indian Bags The render his professional services MERITS YOIK CONFIDENCE 20(1 W. (iold. Alhuiiiicrnue. Dr. Murray, osteopathic physician, Moccasins & Souvenirs :." Woolworth hklff., phone 644-- Phono After (1 i). in. IKfiH-- Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Whitmer and Navajo Rugs I A I'leasure to Call and P.xplaln. '''''' child, Miss Alex Sandoval, Mrs. D. red GroSIott, Licensed Embalmer C. De Baca, Mrs. C. K. Davenport and Susie E. Davenport, all Albu- I Phone 578 Modern Equipment 118-12- 0 South Second St. querque residents, have been reg- OTIS MAN'S istered at the popular Hotel RnsH-ly- n 0 of the week. IMPERIAL Angeles past 8 Music and Jewelry Store THE Critics all this is Best Laugh Producer. Factory wood, tun truck load, say Chaplin's four dollars. Ilahn Coal Company. 117 S. First ?t. Thone 017-- J LAUNDRY CO. Phone 91. SALE-CH- At the Y. M. C A. fellowship "THE T.AIXDRY FOR EAP lunch this afternoon at 5:1 R o clock OF Ql A1.1TY" B will speak, and music A Minear 10-roo- will be furnished by Mrs. Mc- Let Us Send a Man Dry ( loaning, Dyelntf, Hats A m pressed brick house, with two bath uml - - '""J!4rfL. in Dowell, Mrs. Carl Noncnian To that broken window 'leaned and Blocked. Kug- '...5; McKean. replace rooms and large sleeping porch. All modern and in Kev. Charles glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. cleaned by latest process. A Western Drama of Thrills, Phone 421. 4'.';! Norm first. good condition. The "Dainty" nut in Painty Packages, for VOI R VAM .XTINF. Phones 148 and 449. Romance. MaolUnc slulled. lMnon nuts. I an-nl- e Suspense, Action, S. SplU, 32:! North Tenth mm Btreet. Telephone 802. DANCE TONIGHT 708 West Copper, City A dare-devi- l, hard-ridin- g, quick-shootin- g, bad man For a durable, comfortable, guar- T.ouls Curcla Dance Hull, los Nu Hone Toma-sos- , School, A brave A clever villain or two. Some anteed corset, call your . by the Indian girl. hearty corsetiere, Mrs. Williams, J089-J- (iood Orchestra. Everybody ELMS HOTEL welcome. Finest rooms in the state- - chuckles. Spectacular thrills. A real plot that keeps colu HARWOOD BASKETBALL stenni heat. hot and water all outside rooms. you guessing. Gorgeous mountain scenery. SQUAD BEATS INDIANS Weekly rates, with or with GO GET IT out private bath, ti to J10 ween AND In a fast game played In the Tiansient rate $1.50 single; f.xT Y M C A. yesterday afternoon, Folding Camera, complete $2.00 double. The Eest Domestic Use de- - Willi for .v,'. Harwond basketball team tripod, extra louse equip DO anu school other With bath 52. single fonted the Indian players ment, and accessories. J3.00. of 41 to 10 The call or write. T11K ART double "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" at Phone, Tiipn scored almost SHOP, opposite pustoffiee. CO. wan will. The Indians fought hard for COAL SUPPLY and LUFEER J.P.MTO victory, displaying speed and good Prices floor work. a STAGE 4 Phones 5 Regular The first half ended with RUSE score of 23 to 11. Both teams FREE Let Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Ilorac The OR fought fast and hard through Albuquerque when the Harwood Fntll January 31st. the last half, each to Santa Fe. five gained 19 more points, while Extra Fair Trousers with "The Rattler" their opponents made eight. 82:t.50 Suit of Overcoat See Leaves Albuquerque.. 7:45 am . J O. Costales, Harwood guard, F. H. BOOTH Arrlvesa In Santa f'e. . .10:45 am i starred! Campa tossed for 1'J At Boatriht Rubber Company leaves Santa Fe 4:00 pm Mad- In 7:30 points, Rohles for 14 and Arrives Albuquerque pm rid for 8. Mestas, the Indian Phone 600 MILK! MILK! forward, was the most spectac- We are now prepared to deliver ular player on his side. He scored 7 points, Anallo 4, blow fc WANTED SINGER TAXI and Paisano made 12. Few more ladi"S and gentle- Office Singer Ciunr Store. line-u- p follows: 210 West Central The was as men to train fur motion pic- inn i stiti Harwood inuians. ture await t Mestas acting, positions To all of the city, Satisfaction guaranteed. A specialty. Largest varitlcs Campa Anallo those who qualify. Foto I'lay parts all colors. Your Rohles f...... Film Studios. grown, garden C Slow m is not complete without tliem. rvitnlen ,"01 Xorth Second. (CONTIXtOTJS PERFORMANCE FROM I TO 11 P. Madrid .g. . . iJaisanu SI'S DAIRY Mail orders solicited. M.) Costales, J. O. . . . .Ahmie RAYMOND F. BLOOM. TODAY AND TOMORROW North Fourth St. O. Box (141. I'hone 2107-.- 1 Phone 1046 1902 m HI. - DEATHS AND FUNERALS! CERRILLOS Well Country Camp GALLUP ZAMORA Mrs. J. R. Zamora For Convalescent Tiibcrcnlars ANTHRACITE The body in Iho mountains. Rates $I2.." . Wife, Hang on to Your died at Gallup Saturday. and to Albuquerque on per week. For Rescruitions. For Economy HI?y! will be brought Funeral Satisfaction t'se train No. 10 this morning. 490-- f ERIHIXOS IC.ti COAT. FOR Y0VR STEER HIM CLEAR OF arrangements will be announced. Phone J ' Costs Less, Burns Longer Makes Moro Heat Prince Hunick, 'The HUKICK Mrs. Justo Chap' 31, died last night at her residence HAHN COAL CO. A Comedy in Three Acts SUNDAY DINNER at Old She is survived ni Albuquerque. hus- l'HONF. 91 by two children besides her TABLE BOARD Presented the Dramatic Club of Albuquerque band. The body was taken to by 1 "The Girl Crollott's funeral parlors pending REDFCED. hcglnnlna Febru- High School APRICOT funeral arrangements. ary 1st. Monthly rates, $:tr. Mrs. C. M. Brooks, Commercial HAYWOOD The body of Mrs Inn, 217 South Fourth. DIME DANCE ICE CREAM Frank Haywood, who died Hldll SCHOOL lOBiTOEiiUf! in Bidonia the Taxi'9 ave- AT- - at her rooms on East Central I nue last Frl ty night was shipped She'll beat 8 to Cleve- him, cheat him, eat him out of a s last night on train No. Nurse Old Town Society 3rd in year land, O., for burial, accompanied Wanted Friday Evening, February pay one hour. by her husband. C. T. French had Graduate or 1'ndrrgraduate. Hall charge of arrangements. for T. H. 8:15 SHARP She's Broadway's wickedest with a of work. vamp pile services Steady position. This Afternoon and Tonljrht. style and a mile of guile. WHITMER Funeral Orchc-tra- . Reserved Seats at Matson's Feb. 1st. at CASA ORA. BI3 W. GOLD Music By Harmony Wednesday, for Clifton Whitmer, who died IE She'll him 'to his home on East Coal avenue Admission 50c and 75c War Tax run right Reno and use 2:30 LATEST DAME MfSIC Exempt your marriage Friday night, will be held at I ,w certificate to start a bonfire with his bankroll. o'clock Monday afternoon from French's chapel. Rev. H. A. Coop- HOMES FOR SI.E BY All Welcome 3 The license plate doesn't mean the er will officiate. Burial will be in OWNER. p number of the Falrview cemetery. Several new 4 to press taxi, but the number of happy homes she's brick, terms. Would consider busted. MOYA Andres Moya, aged 21, lease by right parties. p j at his died yesterday morning 821 W. Silver. I'hone 1919-- Armstrong Dancine BRING YOUR SHOCK ABSORBERS on North Edith street after is survived by a short illness. He School mile-a-minu- te one You'll need 'em on this joy-rid- e with his parents besides brother to the Increase In and one sister. The body was tak- Oulnc (Treat funeral l NDER XEW MAXAGF.MEXT our business we are bavlnir our en to Crollott's parlors, dance floor increased So twice Mr. and pending funeral arrangements. 410 West Cold Mrs. Carter OeEfaven Opposite l'nst Office its present sl.c. This will us to give class lessons 1 I SANCHES Bias X. Sanchos, Clean steam heated rooms, l v.,r, M11,. res- for iiilults as well as children aged 78, died last night at his home cooked meals served ,w,l:;;;,t ADDED ATTRACTION: idence at North Fourth street af- family .style Terms reasonable. nml also (lanolin; cvcniiuts for a Prominent ter six months sickness with I'hone 2:(.)7-- our pupils and their friends. Plays is survived by Bright's disease. He MR. AND MRS. ARMSTROXG, "DOGGONE two brothers. J. N. Sanches an,! f W TOUCHY" of Santa Fe, and Instructors. Manuel Sanches 207 West (iold. one daughter. Funeral arrange- !i Part In Your Lite A Two Part "TORCHY" Comedy Crollott Is Machhio ments are still pending. REGULAR PRICES. In charge. Shelled Pinon Nuts at BLAIR Everett Blair died N. do associate at the of Fannie S. Spit.. Tel 802, 323 Although we not, as a rule, the his home yesterday age Tenth St. Send for mall order list 25 years. His gather, mother and furniture in our homes as influencing our daily .lives, sister wre with him here. The Ensign 0. Boyd as a matter of fact does. To de- to the it nevertheless body will be shipped back home en- home of his birth in Danville. Ind., Divisional Secretary termine in money just how much your R0T1CE TO PROPERTY OWNERS tomorrow afternoon. Strong' SUNDAY and MONDAY vironment has been worth to you, cannot be de- Brothers are in charge of LOST termined; but it has been and always will be one of Chinese Jade Bracelet. Returns on Real and Personal Property must be Good Reward If Found. Hear the 'man with a message, the deciding factors in your life. services for the children made before February 1st. of 25 cent We delrrr any size any special I Penalty per Phone 1261. afternoon .and Monday will be added on that date to not returned vrhere. Transfer Co Sunday home as best property Henry night at That is why we say "furnish your Phone 939. can." You will never it. It will prove SALVATION ARMY II ALL you regret Ellas Irees 2111 to be the best investment can ever malce. Four South Second you J. Felipe IhbkW 17TAXI Cars The Jeweler Russian Violinist FOGG, ' ASSESSOR BERNALILLO COUNTY CITV EI.FC'TRIO SHOE SHOP - Brunswick Artist Mnldno- En- -' cannot to the cash at this Fhene Ml-- ZI3 Nnuih Second. Flvnprr. Watch If you afford spare I'm t all aud Delivery. graving, Jewelry Repairing I SPRING 1922! time, we suggest that you come in and pick out your HIGH SCHOOL i7JpOHlltJ I'UfiUillire. Most men do not think of furniture anyway. Our liberal credit policy will C. n. CONN M. T). D. O. 03-- 122 S. Fourth EH, Phone Spring Clothes till tho unmis- enable you to pay for it in any manner that is most Osteopathic Specialist. . takable of the new sea- Save ' Stern Tel. Thl-- J, 2033-W- signs and convenient to Take AUDITORIUM Money by Buying Bldg. son are everywhere in evi- agreeable you. advantage dence. of this offer at once. Ccai! Coal! Coal! lint we nro always forehanded. SWASTIKA COAL For months we have been new lines. Thursday, WANTED Good, Clean Gallup Lump Coal planning our spring Fancy $9.50 $11.(10 Per Ton Xow we announce tho largest Sugarite Chestnut, Experienced sales clerk. State stock we and references. and most 'complete, Swastika age TRANSFER have ever carried, ready for Feb. 2 at 8:30 Lump, $11.00 X. A., Care Journal. ALRT'QFEROl'E t r v AkAA. Phone 543. 401 North First St. your inspection and selection. OF CO. of-- 1 SICN C000 COAL augarue rancy Lump, $1Z.UU Made to your measure and per- NGSTON Last concert of tho series sonality. I fered by the Fortnightly Music Wo Also Do Cleaning, Club for tho neason ot 1921-2- NEW STATE COAL COMPANY. ' Pressing and Altering. Thomas' Brown's Transfer ADMISSION $2.00 Phone 33. ICE CREAM Kobiela & Putnick, OME FURNISHERS and All tickets exchanged for Half-Gallo- n Packed Storage Tailors. IlKWIWJflWHlHtnliaMHlMlW ' 213-21- oscrvntlons nt Matson's. V. T. Second floor. 5 West Gold N. M. $1.0(1. Delivered. PHONE 78 Armijo Bldg. Ave. Albuquerque, Kecords may ho heard at 1 1(1 Central. RESULTS TRY A AD SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED. West Slher Corner Second and Alhunuoruue Music Store. FOR QUICK WANT Phone 313. C. A. HODGES, Prop. Phone ,"47-- J. January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' w 7T J OS' nttons Is ec$8QB B. : usnerea 0 jLarge "ortnauy must be that It requires really PARTIES. ORGANIZATIONS students enrolled. All of these brisk weather to Btimulute so- Spanish and French Grace Mr. Mrs. J. M. Doollttle Tuesday was with the students are taking the regular IT af- 4 and guest day AfiO commercial course. ciety to sponsor tho formal EDITOR'S NOTE. at bridge at their home P. E. O. chapter and a large crowd TWENTY YEARS Each pupil is MAGDALENA fair. We have only 4he ther- All items for the Sunday In Full Skirted Frocka at 1303 West avenue on of friends of tho members were 4 111 Albuquerque Society. required to have had nt least one-ha- lf to ? bo Tijcras of mometer and the social register society section must in the Tuesday evening In honor of Major Invited to attend the meeting and year typewriting. This course, but last week's Journal office by Saturday nnrl Mrs W. 4 Willie of lioston. social afternoon. Tho was course promises to be a very In- Miss compare.y'of ? meeting Elma McCInre, formerly calendar almost our point. noon at the latest. Reporters Wilde have held ut teresting one, as It not only tenches of this e now of proves Wlasa. Major and Mrs. the home of Mrs. M. E. social but Helen, And this Is only tho beginning. are urged to call the Journal been at the homo of Mr. llickey on North Walter street. A That promising organiza- tho fundamentals of grammar, but was a. guest of her mother Fri- In - S guests the Twentieth club, den Is Sunday Mrs. Pearce'B home" of as early the week as possi- was c, tion, Century also with the problems of "at and Mrs. A. H. Wilde for the past talk made by Mrs. II. L. at and brothers here. afternoon was one of the most We after tho event occurs. two was on "Tho 1'. E. gave its Initial dancing party correspondence which every busi- day be 3 weeks. Bridge played O. Education- Grant hall last all man Ben llcaglo was a business visi- distinctive affairs of the season, Tho society editor may the evening and sup- al Fund," and a was night. Nearly ness faces. tor in El a $ No. 13. & throughout reading given the members were in evidence and I'aso portion of the past gathering together as It did those reached, at telephone per was served at a Tula hour. by Mrs. E. B. Garcia. After a so- week. mem- ? 8 cial voted the Informal congenial af- Ernest a who have been substantial The guests were Major and Mrs. hour a luncheon in yellow and Esplnosa, sophomore, The local W. C. T. T. a suc- bers of society for Mr. the fair a delightful success. The mu- g.ive Albuquerque Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Wilde, white, P. E. o. colors, was Hi registered Monday. cessful bake sale en aft- years. As one dear old lady and Mrs. T. W. Telfer, Mr. and Mrs. served. The rooms wero decorated sic was furnished by Prof. Saturday jnany ev- - Mauro Miss The ernoon, the jirueeeds to be used in Bald, "It was so nice to know Don Rankin, Mr. and Mrs, 1'. K. with yellow Jonquils. The hostess- and llanthorii. Tho Junior class held a meeting of resort, with three Bisters of her es club socials nro to tie at in- helping to pay the expenses of Miss erybody there." The reception Rcheck, Mr. and Mrs. George were Mesdames Hiekev, C. E. given in tho auditorium on Thursday .iessio who Phi Mu alumnae at mother's, Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld, w. tervals of two weeks. Covey, leaves shortly the sorority Mrs. and Siniras, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Braun, Hodgin, (i. Bond, W. J. Ilerrle morning to decide upon class rings for Santa F. where she will enter the Peters home In Old Town yes- Mrs. Stonehill, Austrian Mr. Mrs. Mr. and 10. T. E. B. T. Of cburso the Elks are going to husband. She has left the and II, Blair, Lassetter, Garcia, J. build tho house. At well and pins. the Frances E, Wlllard school for terday was another of the large her Mrs. Al Betz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gass, Ji. L. Lillian opera tho O girls' school in Switzerland, which Hogrefe, attended In Vigor's club girls. affairs of the week. Roehl, Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Hicks. Strong, Carl Magee, W. R, Bren-ni- n, meeting The week promises sev- she attended for several months, Mr. Mrs. L. Mr. r. M. Miss rooms last night the subject was Miss Laura Stnneking left Sun- present is In a school of French and Brown, and Botts, Catherine eral entertainments, tho "Spring- and private Mrs. Mr. and Eubank, and Miss Love- very thoroughly discussed. The day for Albuquerque, where she is spe- James Gladding, Maybolle of-fi- time." dance tomorrow at tho girls at Paris. There she B. lace. Elks plan to push the construction HAGERMAN has accepted a position in the night and Mrs. F. J. Altmix, Mrs. A. The quests were Mesdames Masonic the club cializing in German, French Miss H. S, O. C. with fttl possible dispatch. of tile Forest service. temple, Sixty g, Stroup, Constance Filer and Rockwood, with sight-seein- opera and Raymond, At Odd Fellows hall dance, the PI Kappa Alpha mas- music, Mias Nan Ditty. H. H. P.riggs, Isabella Riffle, R. E. last evening Georga Gozo is the pinon king Bree-skl- on side. of querade ball, the concert of skating the Putney, A. G. short Ben- the hospitable members tho The revival meetings now In of this part of the country. Mr. o k Tom - violinist, on Thursday, and a Miss ton, Roy H. J. L. Ladies' Whist club elegantly enter- progress at the Methodist church Gozo has shipped six carloads of Dorothy Worthlngton, Graham, Davis, talned friends. number ot privato social affairs FTJAS BREESKIN PLAYS of the Rev. and Mrs. E. MacArthur, Hugh Cooper, M. L. their gentlemen are well attended and much inter- pinons to Hie east. daughter wnist was tno A. A. such as have made the past week THURSDAY EVENING. William Worthlngton of Provi- Hayes, C. E. Eubank, Raymond Duplicate charming est Is shown In the services. Rev. Sedilio of Albuquerque was eventful. One of the main events of the dence, R. I., was guest of honor at Stanim, Susan, A. Stubbs, Robert pastime for a couple of hours. Gaston of Tueumrarl is In charge in Magdalen-- i th past week the O coming week Is the violin recital an Informal c. T. C. Then a dainty luneli was served, of the meetings and is an eloquent guest of his brothers, C. B. and gathering of young Wyndell, French, E. Men, which was MRS. PEARCTC IS AT ITOME to be given Thursday evening in women at the home of Mrs. George Mrs. Lee of Centervllle, la., Miss after dancing enjoyed and convincing speaker. Nestor S 'dillo. MANY the High school auditorium by on Miss until past midnight. The Aid so- Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of near TO 1'ItIEXDS. Valllant Tuesday afternoon. Margaret Cook, Estelle Luthy, Mrs. Presbyterian Ladles' smart affair of the Elias Breeskln, the last artist to Miss is an Miss Bertha Miss Harry Benjamin, a popular met on afternoon Datil were business visitors In Quite the on Worthlngton attractive Little, Mary Van of tho as ciety Wednesday week was tho reception of Mrs. appear here the Fortnightly eastern girl who has charmed all Atta, and Miss Florelia Goudy. young lady city, who, at the home of Mrs. D. A. Bradley. Magdalena Thursday and Friday. John Frazer Pearce at her home Music club concert course. those who have met her. Miss Mamie Armijo, officiated as As tho was the Jack Mather of Green Gap was a bridesmaid nt her wed- president hostess, In on West Central avenue on Friday Although still young immr The benefit card party of the brother's vice president, Mrs. Clark, presid- town on Thursday looking aft- afternoon. Mra. Pearce received Breeskin has identified himself in Mrs. W. J. Ilerrle entertained at American Legion will be ding in Santa Fe, returned to the ed nt the devotional and business er business affairs. bril- Auxiliary on No. 7 last nearly a hundred of her friends, musical circles as an artist of luncheon at her home on Wednes- given on Tuesday afternoon, Jan- city night. meeting. The. members decided Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goesling liant and he was so 01. The new tennis court on the lot camo in the on Tues- graciously welcoming them into attainments, WOUAtft day In honor of Mrs. W. S. Mars uary nt the Knights of Pythias to make bandages for a foreign from ranch of that VJ 1NSTITUTB at tha corner of South Walter on her candis-li-t room. highly thought by Caruso ' of Kansas Covers were laid hall. Refreshments of fruit conducted by tho Presby- day, returning Thursday. drawing as- V? FMhiod SfWi8 city. salad, street hospital The Pearce home lends Itself tho late operatic monarch was V( for six. Mrs. Mars was on route coffee and cake will be served. The and Railroad avenue wero terian missionaries. A delicious Born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis on nation-wid- e rolled The play- charmingly to such entertainment. sisted his tours by to California, where she will spend party will be held from 2 to 5 being yesterday. luncheon was served find a pleas- Ketcbnm a daughter on January were sev- the young virtuoso. Mr. Breeskln two o'clock and will be ers on tho Huning avenue court was IS. Mrs. Ketchum was Mingling with tho guests months. She expects to stop open to the tho ant social hour enjoyed at the formerly eral friends of Mrs. Pearco who has been heard In over fifty of the for a longer visit with Mrs. public. hope establishment of tli" close of the business session. About Miss Louisa Nicholas. cities of Ilerrle Highland club boom the Mrs. assisted in receiving tho callers, greater the country during on her return trip. may sport twenty numbers and visitors were Hught Eraser and daugh- G. L. Theodore the past three years, and on his Kciici.rsals are held in th city and result in much in I ters, Anna and Daisy, were enter- Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. MARY BROOKS PICKEN being twice nttendance. Van Roelcn. Mrs. Bobert K. Pietz. tours with Cnruso ho played to Br Mr. and Mrs. Tom were a week for tho- children's friendly rivalry. tained nt a 6 o'clock dinner Friday Hughes opera, Five Amerirans have nt Thursday afternoon Mrs. If. I,. Mrs. K. It. Mrs. H. B. Jam- over 7!,000 people. Desplto the hosts on to a "Red Riding Hood," which will be sung tha was to evening in tho Rev. Calvin Dun- Edgar, tenor Monday evening largo Taris San- Miller hostess the bridge fact that the world's greatest staged the St. Opera Comiqtie Sibyl two-cour- can home. ison and Mrs. Felix Lester. crowd of their friends at their by John's Sunday Rose club. A delicious A gold and blue motif was car- was the lure that attrncted these FASHION NOTES. homo on West Roma avenue. Tho school children nt the high school derson, Redda, Fanchnn luncheon was served and A telegram called Hoy Bonett to Breeskln's solos on the Thompson. Garden and the on ried out in the dining room with a thousands, J occasion was the celebration of Mr. auditorium on February 27. There Mary guests played bridge the remaind- Denver, Colo., Wednesday to center-tabl- e were reward- will be Claude Albright. In her examina- attenil tho funeral of bowl of blue Jonquils programs invariably ( 4 ( ? Hughes' birthday. Dancing and nearly fifty children in the er of the afternoon. Among those his mother, and narcissi with delicate ed by demands for double and cards to production. tions which took place last spring who was killed In an automobile their An exponent of the sllhouetto helped pass a pleasant Miss a who wero present wero Mesdames su?,estion of springtime. The ta- -' sometimes trlplo encores. evening. Albright experiences little accident. Tho automobile con- ' coun- that Is of but A Before the was i'.lytlie, Howen, Lockhead, Losey, as candle-lighte- Mrs, Clnrk The general opinion of the Spanish inspiration special social was the triumph. decision II. L. C. tained besides Mrs. Bonett a Is with a color schema and docora-tio- n given announced she MeKlnstry, E. Moore, .' . Mrs. H. Mrs. foremost critics that Mr. young married received flatterlnx daughter and son fslster and Carr, J. Mullen, try's Is Miss Consuelo Chavez of Santa people's class of Kowell. J. T. West, R. M. Ware, A. Mrs. Breeskin Is the most promising of that decidedly French, this the church on offers from outside managers. brother of who were J. Maloy and Henry Bolt of Fo Was guest of honor at a lively Baptist Inst Tues- Miss Hal Ware, E. E. Lane, and Miss Hoy Bonett), own the younger American violinists. fascinating evening frock French from S to 11 Albright could have made her seriously and the presided. Miss Angelica blue stiver and dinner party given on Wednesday day night o'clock by at l'erditla Morgan. injured chauffeur 1 Miss Miss taffeta, lace, pink Mr. and Mrs. Thomns n't debut the Grnnd Opera, but pre- who was killed, towden, Esther Howden, roses is one Am- evening by Miss Dorothy Bowman Owens Tho O. E. S. held Its Edith Mis Lorna that the youthful their home. 11", North ferred to begin nt the Comlque. regular The local Eastern Star Childers, Lester, CLUBS. erican would with es- at her home. Miss Chavez was the Maple Her voice is a meeting on Wednesday at chapter Miss Marcella Matson, Miss Anita type graco of street. Crimes and social Rtunts contralto. evening held Its regular meeting on Tues- Mrs. Harold Galer entertained guest Mrs. replta Roslington Mr. Mrs. an- tlm I. o. O. P. hall. After the Miss Hubboll pecial charm. Evidently the skirt were all. re- and Nathan Bnrth day evening at tho rooms. Hubbell, Margaret the Wednesday afternoon Bridge is divided In between and Miss Bowman for several days enjoyed by Delicious nounce meeting a social time was lodga and Miss assist- allegiance last freshments wire served tho tho engagement of their pleasant Past Grand Matron Mrs. C. G. Evangeline Perry club last week. tho short that was week, coming down to see by to T)r. A. enjoyed and luncheon was served ed In serving. extremely length the of hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bert daughter, Freda, Tryoler Duncan and Mrs. Leowenstein ef adopted with so much enthusiasm performance "Springtime," ot Williams. Ariz. M:ss Freda re- to tho members present. O The Ten Dons were in which Miss Bowman one Spann. There wero 63 present, Socorro were visitors of the eve- entertained some time ago and the longer skirt played 17 turned Friday morning from a visit Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langenneg-ge- r ning. Refreshments wero MRS. HARRY BEN.TAMIW nt dinner on at of the lending parts. Those pres- representing states and two for- served Tuesday evening that many designers recognize as eign countries, of several months in San Francisco. announce the birth of a son, after the business session. IS RIUDGE HOSTESS. the home of William R. Walton on ent nt thn dinner were Miss Kentucky lending Journal-Deinocra- being correct, for by means of a Chavez, with seven This From tlio ', born Saturday, January, 21. Mrs. Ed Dickens was an El Paso Mrs. Benjamin entertain- West Fruit avenue. The of th-- Mrs. Roslington, Miss Ruth Daugh-erty- , present. class was Harry pnner band of pink tulle it aspires to 10 January, 1002. The L. C. club met at tho home visitor several tho ed at six tables of bridge at her the was read Judge M. newer Miss Grace Winfrey, Jlis organized October with only six days past week. evening by decreoj while at the same members. It has now 20 of Mrs. Menoud on after- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence home at 511 West Marquette ave- E. on "Tho Irish Marcella Matson, Miss Viola f, enrolled Tuesday Stuppl Hiclcey Question." time it keeps a conservative hold rind 1ms an a vera noon. to sickness in the have for their guest Mrs. nue on Friday afternoon. A num- Aldo Leopold was a guest of the on the Tom Hughes, Bruce Han- go nttendance of DANCES. Owing Stuppl's popular length that the Ferns-trom- n families of some of the members sister, Mrs. Strausen of Las ber of additional guests came in club. indicates. ger, John jameH Bur- always having large number A benefit dance was given hv Vegas. scalloped edge of visitors Parent-Teacher- s' tha of the was Juan Garcia made a later for tea. The affair was tho ton, George Arnot, Frank Tierney eaeli .Sunday. the association of study program day business last of a series of and Mr. Guild. the Old Town school nt postponed and the afternoon was trip to Albuquerque tho past week. bridge parties Miss Grace fitortz entertained A smart spring wardrobe should Dancing was A Society in sew- Mr. Which was Mrs. after dinner. business meeting of the local hall on nf- spent doing fnnoywork and and Mrs. Fred Hammond begun by Benja- the Pont Neuf Bridge club at her Include a cape dress, and for the Friday evening. Tho A and Mrs. J. min last In chapter of the Daughters of the fair was well attended. The pro- ing. dainty luncheon of cherry Foss were visiting spring. the evening home on Saturday afternoon. early days of the season krimmcr cako cocoa friends in nn three tables of were Mr. Mrs. American Revolution was held ceeds of tho entertainment will be pie, and was served by Kelly Thursday. bridge idayed is suggested for trimming. Black and Harry Benjamin the Miss Me- Mrs. Erie Antlla at the Benjamin home by rrie la- entertained at their'home afternoon at tho home of used for further improvements nt hostess, Mary Louise returned to her The Dandy Dozen club will meet kasha cloth with a cape lined witn dinner.at Mrs. Arno No noud. Among the members and homo In Until after a visit with dles who assisted Mrs. Benjamin on colored de chine is on Tuesday evening in honor of this Huning. program tile school house. The association hus- Monday evening with Mrs. J. c. crepe smart, was given, the business guests present were Mesdames friends here. ln entertaining, and their 40G or, the tenth Mr. concerning has already purchased a number Rice at South Arno street. This omitting krimmcr, it can wedding anniversary of the annual election of tak- Bradley, Burck, Hanson, Hnir Mrs. B. D. Crum of EI Fa so Is a bands. bo made of and Mrs. Kenneth officers of school luxuries. O will he a particularly Important entirely crepe de chine, Baldridge. ing up tho entire afternoon. maun, Phillips, Sanders, Ogle, Me- guest at the McCreary's. meeting, it has been announced. crepe faille, satin, taffeta or noud, Miss Esther James and the Pin srtr broadcloth, che- Mrs. Hal Franklin entertained sorority gives duvetyn, tricotine, The KnightH of Columbus will ? a, hostess, Miss Menoud. The romVdnod holdings of negro IiAUGE Cr, viot or sec- nt "600" nt her homo nt the M:ir-via- n The II. L. club met with Mr. jersey. Inserted side celebrate the ? landowners in the Tinted On reception;afternoon on twentieth anniversary HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Miss Roberta Williamson and states Saturday at the and Mrs. R. L. Hitt at their homo tions give the effect of a paneled apartments Friday after- of the founding of Charles Miehclet would equal Ireland in area. 'f heautlful Spanish home of Mrs. 621 Fri- skirt. noon. Luncheon wan served Albuquerque slipped away at North Third streot on nfter Council with an elaborato i 4 & 4 g from r LeRoy S. Peters In Old Town, the the games. Hor guests wore Mrs. banquet $ $ $ $ $ their friends the latter part day evening. Four tables of "500" W. and ball at tho Alvarado hotel on of the week and wero married at lumae members of Phi Mu soror-- 1 were played and refreshments were A loose belt about the hips with H. Zlegler, Mrs. Carrie 1'iireel, next The were hun-- '. Mrs. Thursday, February 2. Tho art classes attended the Roswell. After a short honey- lty at home to nearly a served about The club some sort of hanging ends at each Albert Kool, Mrs. llollin S dred midnight. committee is rapidly completing Woman's club exhibit Friday. moon trip they returned to Hager-ma- n guests. The affair was in will meet ngain on 24 at sido is a good decorative note. One Gutliridge, Mrs. W. M. Franklin and LEROYYOTT . to February and Mrs. A. arrangements indications point Monday evening and were compliment the patronesses and tho home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. such belt on a black frock la faced J. Bailey. in the most brilliant iini.i Gloml to school the mothers of the members. with funeUnn Hugo returned given a parly at tho homo of Mr. Violinist. Chapman at 612 .North Third bright blue, and has soft, Iri- by the order in years. the Monday after being in tho navy and Mrs. Fred O'Dcll. The bride Receiving with Mrs. Peters were street. descent bluo bended em- Mrs. F. F. Fifield of 21.1 Colum- During Private or t'Ia.s Instruction. crystal banquet musical numbers for over a year. is a of Mr. Mrs. 2 1 ;; Mrs. Walter M. Connell and Mrs. broidered on the of bia avenue and daughter and ,lim Phono ends the girdle. was jikasantlv sur- fancy dancing number! will add to old i Roy McDonald; other patronesses. The Ten These hold on tho ends four prised a number Williamson, prominent settlers Busy Sewing club met of by of her friends tha diversion. All Knights of Co- The second year typewriting here, Mr. Williamson been P. O. Rox 107, CHy. Miss Erna Fergusson of the nlumae on Thursday afternoon at tho them, for they hang in a at on her birthday on Inst aft- lumbus and class was having T; Miss pair Friday their ladies will be occupied with typing the for many years manager of the and Clarissa Tarsons of the home of .Mrs. each side down to tho sides ernoon and Ahm.t x Frank Pillehav at ot pventnf present. After tho banquet the poll-ta- list two days this week. Felix ranch. Mr. Michelet is the university chapter. Presiding at 115 South Arno street. The after- the skirt. friends camo to felicitate the hon- - bail will follow. A J tea table in room ' large orches- second son of Mr. and Mrs. the the dining noon was spent with sewing, after J:erresnm.eni3 were served tra has been and Lester returned to school Jaques ; were Mrs. W. B. Childers, Mrs. which New weaves in coat- at tho close of the provided splendid Hay Michelet, who havo large farming a lunch was served by the suitings and nffair. music Is assured. The committee January 26. Ho has been in Den- here. are also old ; Ntill B, Field, Mrs. George Slmms hostess. Mrs. J. J. Stonelake and ings stress the for in interests They Our attractive skill V tendency sports charge of arrangements consists ver the past three, weeks. in tile Mr. Michelet and Mrs. S. Alonzo Bright. Alum- - Mrs. George Lugers were of fabrics and colors, that Is, the che- WEDDING0" of Leo settlers valley. nae members of guosts Murphy, chairman: W'. M is a graduate of the Hagerman makes a photograph of the sorority the club. viots, homespuns and tweeds in Connell, W. A. William Goodwin, a former In the rooms and IMrterflcld-RHcy- . Keiehcr, Ernest F high high school. ones a cher- reception such colors as orchid, light blue, Landolfl, IT. pr. AV. school has entered the your loved Announcement re- Herkcnhnff. J student, has the pledges and active members The banquet of the Housekeep- rose, gray and blue. Polo cloth baa 'been Herrle, J. J. senior class nfter from Clyde Zimmerman been very ished in camel's-hai- r, ceived Heaney, Maurics returning ill his possession. f served the dining room, ers' club of Ranchos de Atrisoo In and chinchilla, broad- of the marriage of M'ss Cowell an extended in and parents have been called s Helen and Victor ;;a!s. visit Indiana. it Among the guests were represen-j-tative- honor of their husbands and fami- cloth and twilled woolens, as trico- I'nrlerfipld, formerly of this to his bedside. The latest reports of other national sororities lies tine and city, and Raymond J. of New-Yor- received here are that there Is A i3 an last Saturday night at the homo serge, etc., will be very Riley All of the leading Indies and gen- Miss Loreta Poe, a freshman, Is good portrait a, In the city, patronesses of the vlnl- - of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Donaldson important in replenishing your City. The event took place tlemen chorus ill with scant hopes for his recovery. He that becomes mothers of In New on dancers, comedians, very seriously scarlet fever. Is the olilcst son of Mr. and Mrs. investment versify chapter, all of was a huge success. Eighty-seve- n wardrobe. York September 21, in short, who J 1921, everyono helped to valuable. the girls who have belonged to the were A and has been a secret second-yea- Adam Zimmerman. increasingly ' plates served. musical pro- kept make the Shrlners' Winners In the r type- Mu since It was In- until production of Phi chapter gram was given by Mrs. Other In fashion centers spring comes the present time. Mrs. Riley "Springtimo" a writing class of tho Underwood A verv enjoyable dancing party here in 1911, and Mrs. is the of success, is invited stalled other Priest, Charles Hall and C. long before the weather man and daughter Mrs. Porter to the Masonic sliced May-bel- ie was held at tho homo of Mr. and Come to our studio friends of Daves, of temple tomorrow efficiency medals, pre - the sorority girls. L. Miller. Those present were Mr, nature announce its arrival. This formerly Albuquerque. when an Mela Margue- Mrs. H. L. MeKlnstry on last Fri- j o- Mrs. Daves is now evening entertaiument Mills, Sedilio, now and have them made ; and Mrs. L. P. Beckham and fam- year it arrives with a 1922 version visiting rela- will be those rite Demer, at 40 words a day evening. i - tives in Santa Fe. Mrs. given for who took minute, ICAL ily. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Boddv and of the Jumper dress, that very pop- Riley was part in tho be and Cleotllde Salazar nt 50 words The A. B. Tennis. and girl is pictured Mr. ular a play. Dancing wjll WImberly AT SWISS RESORT. family, and Mrs. Cookreil and mode that has survived sev- popular young dancer of this the, evening's program, It is a minute. Social club is Improving its grounds? ', The New York Times rotogra- - family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Don- eral seasons, and which, In this in- city, leaving nearly two years ago on Main street and are making aldson and for California, where she won , vure section of January 22 carried family, Mr. and Mrs. stance, dispenses with the aid of a The garments which the domes-ti- e preparations for playing the game THE MUMRS 1 of Miss Gruns-- r W.- C- TlnnoMarm anH 4nMM. hooks and buttons and ties Itself scholarship in a dancing academy. Miss C. a picture Marian itwim,y, jyir. has-bee- O. Williams has risen science class have made tilts right. and Mrs. at left side. She doing danc- feld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsworth and together the Longer on specialty from the humble post of teacher semester were on exhibit Friday, ing tho New York one-roo- Ivan Grunsfeld of this city, enjoy- - miMiiy, iir. ana jurs. f'arrell and skirts, longer sleeves and higher stage for the In a Tennessee January 27, in room 104. Is estimated ar? WALTON STUDIO family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles neckline hint of a past several months. country It that there 2 Ing the winter sports at St. Moritz, Hall springtime filled school to tho highest position with- in New York Switzerland. Miss Grunsfeld is and family, Mr. and Mrs. II. Hen- with, styles of more demureness O in the of The business class for 100,000 people City 313! j West Contra! gift American teachers English with- Phone 923 4 shown with derson and family, Mr. and Mrs. than we have known In recent sea- that of this which Is under the su- who aro engnged in industry skating her cousin, sons. president of the National year, Miss Louise Austrian of Chicago. Floyd Jones, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. s Education association. pervision of Miss Hickman, has 24 in their own homes. - Miller and Mr. ; The title of the. picture Is, "Amer- family, and Mrs. PERSONAL MENTION. lean Girls Gliding Swiftly Through Dan Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. There are lovely little negligees ? the Morning Hours; Miss Marian Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shel- made of a straight strip of pleated Grunsfeld and Miss Louise Aus- - ley, Mr. and Mrs. SJoan and familv, georgette, held In to a band that Mr. across v, trlan of Chicago Among the Most and Mrs. Stanley Vivian and goes the hunt nnini. Mrs. Charlotte Brlxner Moore, a Enthusiastic Devotees St. family, Mr. and Mrs. Other Priest arms, and across the back. vocal of Mrs. Rink at and Straps pupil Elizabeth Brad- I Moritz." family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rey- b wy mo snouiaers, ana then ford, will appear in a recital nolds and Mrs. there is a song J Miss Orunsfeld spent the holl-- j family, Young and cap that is fastened to A evening ai a: it, o clock lilays at St. Morfti, a Swiss family, Mrs. Koons and Miss the shoulder, straps to form at the Woman's' club. popular Mrs. sleeves. She will bo Koons, Maud Doty, and Mr accompanied by Miss Helen Gu- - and Mrs. E. N. rule. Wilson. Miss Erma Wees, a piano Ingston, Maurtn " "uiso 1MCUU1S, Will A very special of the Barrett, Ruth assist in the Our gathering program. Fina Thompson, Ruth Reductions Caldwell, Jolly Score' was held on Tuesday Ida imo an artist of evening at home Patten, Virginia Kahnt, Henrietta T- Saratoga, the of Mr and King, Miseal - who is spending six months MurS- - JJVr Jacobs"n at Los Cane, Douglas Geake, among the The Grlegos. Evelyn Johnson, and Eleanor Lnguna Indians, was' season's sales with the most start-lingl- y affair which began with a tur- Flint. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. ND now comes the very last of our winter's key dinner and closed with a card Fiflalil. .. Cnl..-- vi. was Miss Forence Adams, new club uiuinuin, avenue lor party, the celebration of the and two days last week. A number of of wear. of s recreation secretary, began' her m low ever at store Savings xteenth anniversary of the mar- duties Mr -Plancr'B3 uu priced offerings presented any quality Of f? on Hr T Monday and met with the portraits were1 riage shown at the Woman's ex- - nost and various clubs during the week. club art an to ine hostess were present The Rose Garden hibit on Friday. from twenty to fifty dollars on every garment mean opportunity every 1 Girls' club met er 11 a cmna lea in honor Miss Consuelo Monday for the first time Chavez, . daughter occa8'n- - Those with, Of jLmaAn Chn present their new V V; v...n.vra ui oanta Ke, was knows the best in wear to were Mr unii Mr t- - n.iiL advisor. Miss Evelyn a visitor in yvoman who purchase and Mrs. W. Trotter. Plans were made for their Albuquerque last week. T. Thartnn Initial ne returned to Santa on ter Mr- ceremonial which will be Fo JranCM' - mJ Mrs. given at their next mamlno. Thursday. 9 William Grimmer, Mr. and Mrs. CREAM OF WINTER'S FASHIONS AT LAST CALL PRICES E. E. .Booth M Br..i w ruary 6. The new secretary met THE auu mi a. jcj,n w. Norris, and William Grimmer j. u. f. ciud ruesaay eve- ning. After supper and a short O business meetlnor tho WELL COUNTRY CASIP. T. W. O. A. HOI,ns ANNUAL .r,. the time dancing. The a week-en- d with all the pleas- SPECIALIZE IN annual meeting of the re Coats Dresses Suits )f WE ures of a camping party is WvnA a . . . membership of the Y. W. C. A. . being fl or tne rnni-B- eniOVed hv iha mamKap. uuraniH Municipal WaS held At thf" il. uuBiuuu or these are the final But once in a lifetime does the on .wuhuh fuumii Adelante club. Friday and Satui- - arrived cnicago, Although Friday evening with about 100 at camp Monday to chaso all remain of our clean-u- uay gins in groups of twos and the rnrfl . Including that p of our winter season, woman of nicety in her require- iiiciiiDerg ana mends self-trimme- silk-line- present. threes loaded with . d, richly-line- d, d, A of nrnvininn. James "Rttlcf v.- i- . - . an op- report the finances of the " iu uo BDOUI they offer the most incompar- ments of dress have such association wnn r camping paraphernalia hiked out ., to Foothills a oiihiii auacic ot exquisitely tailored or rich and gar- as this to purchase ma Auferoth, tho treasurer. Miss boulevard, where a pleurisy. ably high' quality portunity cottage has been rented and Is be beautifully draped coats and ments both for and serv- suits of finest jxmrmn jonnson, tn jroneral sec- st?p,ren!'- - ,"!ttf,r known as beauty make, highest retary. ft. rPRtima Vi. ing rurnisnea by the Adelante at never reached rf club. Mrs. Adfllfi . : ' ua again arter wraps prices of material as well as grade in material, and true activities. Tha. mnAiiir... . ef iceability umm nnmWvmiut.ft ui e&iitiia aimj SI stay ,n Albuquerque. before in any reduction offering. in as ridi- generously donated a box of attractifeness and choice of vogue at women affiliated with the associa- - dishes Miss Johansen, teacher at San styling prices nun nas aim tunning utensus. Is note low as these. increased nearly 60 per On Miss Antonio, spending the week at style. Just these prices. culously cent during, the Friday Adams conduct- camp, t Regular $35.00. year, making a ed a nlav Tnriinn 1 Of A hour at tho - $35.00. COME AND SEE total 670. Sprvl I. .i M,I,an Louis Sale Price $17.50 Regular $19.75. Regular to j After supper an Interesting Y. W- Gorier. about 1,000 people dally. - Chllderson, and Frank Sale Price ...$15.00 Sale Price $17.50 .n. wan nem. Hel-mlc- k, Blaylock rsiiie memDers or the board of mealing Mrs, Int town on $79.50. the advisor of Toto 1 lnP Regular directors were - - rn.wi a.. the club afternoon,"",ca on Regular $32.50. Regular $50.00. US ABOUT YOURS in met With the plrl nn TO '"any business. Sale ..$40.00 of three years as follows: Mrs. C Price...... Sale Price $18.50 Sale Price M. The plans for the next ), wnicn is sadly In ....$25.00 uaroer, Miss Ruth Hill, Mrs meetings need of replenishing, has had a Ella Mrs. H. F. Vfljr UIlUMUaJ. Regular $140.00. Regular $49.50. Regular $110.00. LaBelle, Garcia Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Long, Mrs. A. B Jrs. and Roberts fi?n ln,s Paat Sale Sale Price Sale Price ( Miss went to the Harwood achnni b. wee. Price...... $70.00 $22.50 ...... $55.00 1883 Stroup, Martha Valllant, Miss ClUD- - EtabllW1 Hazel urday and perfected plans heon9,.baC1f,0r' Whlch h" m . m Hawkins, and Mrs. T. P. for the ent,y is now m Hanson. imimuon or tne uiri Reserve corps in reorKanlzed, which has recently been Mrs. Gekler's class in gymnastic organized. and summer round-up- . dancing gave the following pro-gra- vlitDS0Txmittee 0( un,on Painters The Growing Mnll Orders A marching drill, Danish U. N. M. SOCIETY Mr. Matthews last Sundav. dance of The V I CM T rym r i Store greeting, children's polka Pi Kappa Alphas have Is- w, " : Z, l'"P last week wero Filled and Irish Jig. The children who sued invitations to a ball masque PrflABLE took in to be Phone 283 part this clever program given at the Masonic temple y , ' ""uerson, ine Miss- - Promptly. ATT HHAKES& JEWELER! were: Alldyth Chapman, Donna on Friday evening. A large crowd A?na' Mary an(l Rnetta y f r 2f5V.C ENT?AL AVE Williams, Amy Parrlsh, Louise has been Invited and a large time Morrelli; Messrs. Bachechl, Purdy Cox, Margaret Cox, Mary Elizabeth Is anticipated. "What are you go- and Dr. Harris, and also a visiting French, Marian Eller, Elsie Rus- ing as?" Is the predominant ques- k.ioi, nnn several ot the Kisters sell, Monica MacArthur, Mary Liv- - tion on the campus., from St. Joseph' sanatorium. f

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 29, 1922.

.departments as to tho work of arrived here Saturday from Min- - o'clock dinner in honor of Dr. an i ham, tho leader, took charge of the federation for the coming EIGHT MAIDS'OF NOBILITY OFFICIALLY cola, Is'ans., and will remain during Mrs. Thomas E. Livingston of I.lv tho lesson, and an interesting pro- was a so- RATON year. Refreshments will he served NAMED BRIDESMAIDS OF PRINCESS FORTALES the rest of the winter, ana may ermorc, la. Places were laid at a gram enjoyed, During and it. is hoped fur a full attenda- locate permanently. cial hour the hostess served dainty of club members. The daintily arranged table for Dr. and refreshments. , nce)- year A sedan Ford car with all the tip Mrs. Mrs. David Eustes cnler-taitie- d book will be out the Livingston, The Iiusiripss (lirls rluli given at The most talked of social event to date, equipments has been of St. Mrs. Paul, Minn., Hubert MASS IS Wednesday evenim; at the meeting. ' WW of the past week was on Wednes- for the Raptlst Orphans' and son, Kenneth Liv- Cr.LI'imTED. home of Miss in 84, home in as a result of the Livingston 28. Mary Hutlrr Mrs. Thomas Krrington was .vlien Mrs. R. Hardy Portales ingston, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mueller Washington, Jan. Solemn honor Miss Aili-e- I.Mi'l. one hostess to the Thurs- day evening call for for that pur- mass for the if Courlre club was to I." friends at her subscriptions and daughter. Miss Helen Mueller, pontifical high repose of their members who to afternoon at the home of hostess pose which was through the of the soul of the late Bene- .expects day home at a five-cour- 6 o'clock given all of Portales. The atfer dinner Pope leave for Iis Vfj'.'iH. Mih. I.ainl, her mother. Mrs. Sol Reed. Those Portales Valley News some weeks hours were spent with music, so- dict XV was celebrated today in been in the turkey dinner, celebrating the church. Membe rs of who hns mi miilfye enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. of husband. Places ago. cial chat and readings given by St. Patrick's resisn-c- d birthday her from First National bank, has Krrington, were Mesdames Jack were laid nt The little son of Professor and Miss Mueller. the diplomatic corps Catholic on several, beautifully TV were Archbish- acenunt of her relatives Shortley, Fred Clarkston, Kstol which were decor- Mrs. It Arrant has been very On Saturday the marriage of countries present. at Gra- arranged tallies, Ronzano leaving Raton. The evening Smith. Kd Wheeler, Charles ated with sweet C. O. Leach fHorlously ill most of the time since Miss Mamie Guest of Portales and op John presided. home was a Sol Alex peas. lips llutler's very ham. Wm. Rhor. Vainer. was toastmnster of the occasion, their return with him from the Mr. F. P. Tipton of Littlrfield. one, nil tho members Dave Nolllo at Tex. in cocoanuts over pleasant Stewart, I.ongston, and during the serving of course-- ! hospital Dallas, Tex., was solemnized Portales, Throwing loss, attending being costumed in chil- Rartlctr, Walter Reed, A. Healy the intermissions worn filled with The Rev. N. J. Reasoner ad- Judge Kairley officiating. which are to be used in construct- dren's clothes and their hair and Misses Margaret Smith and several toasts to Mr. nnd Mr:i. dressed the high school students The Baptist Missionary society ing boats, makes the boats strong- dressed in a fashion correspond- Blanch Reed. The afternoon was to which Mr. re- chapel hour last Monday met with Mrs. Adam --"rout on er and swifter, according to a sup- Delicious Hardy, Hardy during of New ing with childhood days. very pleasantly spent In a social sponded. Musical numbers were morning, his theme being, "The Thursday afternoon. After the erstition among the natives refreshments were served and the I way and dainty refreshments were presented by Professor and Mrs. Use of Tobacco." opening exercises Mrs. W. R. Old Guinea. honor guest was presented with served. Walter Krattli. The hostess was The Senior Christian Endeavor of in a beautiful a bottle perfume The Hesperian Literary club assisted In the serving by Mes- of the Christian church held a bus- co se. met, at the home of Mrs. C. L. -- i dames S. N. Hancock, J. It. Sledge iness session on evening cold wave of the sen-so- n M Tuesday The first l'hillips Tuesday afternoon. Fol- and Miss Hess Dehoney. AftOr ta- at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. came over Katun peaks Wed- a short business session, bles were cleared those who wished N. J. Reasoner. and the. thermom- lowing nesday night roll rail was answered by "Ger- Bpent the hours with games. Just David Eustes, who arrived here eter registered close to zero. To- D. Hamil- as tha were to was a man Operas." Mrs. D. guests ready depart, last week with his wife from St. ward morning there light ton read an excellent paper on a large birthday cake with many for her fall- of mow. it began Paul, Minn., a visit with Yesterday the "I'assion Play." Mrs. Harper's lighted candles was brought forth parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Liv- 1o warm lip but It is still cold on "Tho Scenic Beauties and each guest to cut a of more snow. paper requested ingston, left Friday for his home. with Indications of the Rhine" was very interest- slice of the cake for themselves. Mrs. Eustes will remain for. At the annual of the a long- meeting ing. Two piano roIos were delight- Coy Mrs. Rose McDowell was the de- er visit with her parents. Raton and Loan associa- Ral-bo- lluildlng Mrs. 11. o fully rendered by lightful hostess at her home on Fifty-tw- younp people, several tion held Thursday evening, the At Invitation of the afternoon to the U. D. C. showed that the associa- the Tuesday of them high school students, spent report program committee, Mrs. M. G. chapter of Portales. This was the a jolly evening at the "backward" tion was In excellent condition was a of the club fx. 1? ammt first meeting of the The and that the business for tho past Smigelow guest Hi year. social at tho Central Christian and gave an interesting talk on president, Mrs. Ellen Jones, was church on Thursday evening. year was better than it had been in the chair. After roll call and for some time. The board of di- her journey through Germany On Monday night a surprise during the past summer. At the business disposed of the session "shower'' was rectors elected for the ensuing was turned over to Mrs. given Mr. and Mrs. Ma-Kil- close of the program, refreshments Jones, the year are as follows: Samuel l, Russell, brido and groom of a few were served by the hostess. leader. The program consisted of at their home on the west C. N. Ulackwell, Arthur busi- memorials to tho of days, V. There will be a special ' H , 'v . birthdays side of town, Mrs. Russell's Johnson, C. W. Wildenstein, S. time of i Stonewall Jackson and Robert K. by Mrs. M. C. K. ness meeting and social hmjf-- j Sunday school teacher and class- Mct'almont, Hoyer, 2 Lee. A of the was and division No. of the Methodist part program mates. A jolly was spent I. Reynolds, Richard Xnstra after- a talk given by the Rev, Brander, evening H. W. Iloan. The directors elected Pastor's aid next Tuesday with games and later on hot choc- noon at the. home of Mrs. Klbert rector of the Episcopal church of olate and were Samuel Magill, C. N. Rev. cake served. ! president; (130 Moulton avenue. Clovis, Hrander being a na- WARNING when and Arthur Sloat, C. C. Tipton of Amarlllo, Tex , Say "Bayer" you buy Aspirin. Blackwell, treasurer, At the meeting last tive of Virginia and a friend of (lie Johnson, secretary. regular Robert K. Lee family. At tho and J. Foster of Canyon City, Tex., of Women's Wednesday night in the K. I', closj were recent Portales The City Federation officers were of the program the hostess served visitors, Unless see the name on are clubs will hold its first meeting hall, the following John looms and mother, Mrs. you "Bayer" tablets, you the dainty refreshments. N of the at the public library installed for ensuing year: K. Tooms, left here Saturday year C. C. K. McDaniel; V, C, Mrs. R. C. Rryant of this city for not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians next Thursday. The meeting will C, - has been Missouri, where they go to K. II. C. A. I very ill, but is now slowly visit Mrs. be a reception in honor of the Briggs; prelate, tt-i- Tooms' aged mother and over 22 and safe millions for of Whlted; M. of W., I. J. Stevens; riv convalescing. other relatives. years proved by new members of the federation, all-da- K. of R. and S., Louis Garcia; An y session of the Meth- Baker of this re- which there arc some sixty ladies. odist Harvey city Colds will be by K. of V., Frank Billia; exchequer, Missionary society was held ceived a Wire late Monday evening Headache Rheumatism The reception given G-- Ken-dric- on at. Mrs. Joe DiLisio; 1. Thos. 13. Thursday the country home calling to come immediately the newly elected officers: of Mrs. A. (1. 2 Mrs. J. The installation was per- Kenyon. At o'clock to Vernon, Tex., on account of the Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Pearl Kellogg, president; formed Grand Chan- !he ladies convened for the session. htIous illness of his Mr. T. Conway, vice president; Mrs; by eputy father. Earache secre- cellor C. R. Blackburn. After the After devotional services and some Raker left Tuesday for Lumbago Pain, Pain E. K. Thaxton, recording ' morning installation proceedings the lodge business disposed of by Mrs. Claud his father's bedside. Miss Clara Coulter, corre- Four of the hricfesmaids. anJ Jones, the leader tary; Miss voted resolutions of commendation Above: Lady M.try Cambridge (left) president, of the On Monday evening Mrs. Rhoda Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. secretary and Kvlyn Gordon-Lenno- sponding to Louis Garcia and Frank Bellia. Lady Doris Celow: Lady Rachel Cavendish (left) lesson took charge and a splendid Johnson and sister. Miss Mary Shuler, treasurer. A short program program was boxts of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 100 of music who succeeded themselves as and Princess Maud. ' givei, West, entertained a company of Handy "Bayer" and Druggists. will be given consisting Mr. Mrs. three-cours- of records and seals and and William McKissicI; friends with a e 6 Aiplrin Is the trade mark of Eayrr Manufacture ef Mana(et!!e:Amter of Pal!c?l!cacl3 and talks from the heads of the keeper Feminine have been keeper of finances, respectfully, hearts among Europe's younp nobility afluttei for the manner in which they had for weeks in ar.t'cipation of the announcement of the lucky maidens conducted their offices and the rhosen to attend Princess Mary nt her wedding to Viscount Lascelles eomlitim of their books. Work in Feb. 29. Official announcement names these cijrht: Princess Maud, the esquire degree preceded the younger daughter of the princess royal; Lady Rachel Cavendish, fourth Installation. of the Duke Duchess of THrN, FADED HAIR - daughter and Devonshire; Lady Mary Thynne Dr. John Logan Marnuls, synodl- youngest daughter of the Marquis of Hath; Lady Victoria Mary Cam- cal superintendent of the Presby- elder of the of Dorit in New Mex- bridge, daughter Marquis Cambridge; Lady terian horns missions Gordon-Lenno- of the Earl of March; Lady Eliza-bet'- NEEDS "DANDERINE' was in the on Thursday youngest daughter ico, city Bowes-Lyo- of tho Earl of KITCHEN of in youngest daughter Strathmere; Ladj attending to matters interest Earl of and his work. While here he spoke Diana Sridgeman, oldest daughter of the Bradford, Lad; of tho Earl of Athlone. TO THICKEN IT; briefly to the Raton Rotary club May Cambridge, only daug'iter and was asked to speak at the as- at the school. In the CABINETS a sembly high 85 cents buys has tions but with a V. rda House, Ruth and But- "Dander-ine.- " past two years Pr. Marquis generally good, Mary bottle of in in- few eases co'.r.cl imi. It and Mrs, draco. am. n e n traveled 90,000 miles the requiring ler, Griffin; Within t Mexico is believed that the instrue. ions for Missrs. (1. 11. Clarence ,icJhe "Best Your the terest of bis work in New Heuermann, Servant in House minutes after arid elsewhere. Improvement in these cases will be Muth, A. P. Nelson, Willis Brown first application you were re- sufficient to ltisuro sanita- F. .1. Vorhees nnd O. W. a Three thousand perch proper Hopkins can not find single in waters tion in the future. A time is . or ceived for planting the very enjoyable reporte trace of dandruff the Raton The "fellow-hi- and by all. Dander-in- e of Hebron lake by monthly falling hair. club were fun nite" of the men's Bible clart-- The Ladles' Aid of th Is to the Saturday. They Society hair furnished by the state gamp com- of tho Methodist church wa held Christian church will meet wi what fresh showers mission of which A. L. Hobbs of in the basement of the church on Mi.-i- 11. C. north of Soldi of sunshine Gray, rain and Raton is chairman and who is also Tuesday evening. The social com- hill, next Thursday afternoon. are to It V C. vegetation. for 20,000 bass which mittee of the class hud a fine pro- Geo. arranging By a humorous twist of the to;! Scheer Furniture Co. to the goes right ,tfj&4if will be planted later. Those; fish gram worked out for the evening. Ics of tho at Sorosis last Fi l oots invigorates and day are for the benefit of the general Tho Raton hand was the guest id day, the hostess, Mrs. O. J. Whit-eoni- strengthens them i s Ljtii'C public, who will bo permitted to the class and provided some ex- construed "Current Events" helping your hair tr flh r4t fish in the lake under certain re cellent music. were as "currant" events, nnd if grow thick and -- arranged "Exclusive long, ' f "X'J strictions made by tha Ki warns served by two men of tho class. i or luncheon accordingly. There Agents luxuriant. club. The club has the lake under Miss Louise Vorhces entertained a "cllr',' in she Girls! Girls! being current served 314-31- Don't let your hah lease. a number of her friends at her "hot dor--!- ;" a hint of the 6 South Second stay lifeless, mar- following I. 0. 0. F. colorless, thin, scrag- A'i Inspection of the meat home, SSI North First street, on lcttc T," that beverage was pro- Building gy. A single application of delight- kets of the was made Dr. ful city by Monday evening. Cards and danc- vided, etc. Tho ingenuity dis- Danderine will double the beau- T. H. Lyons, health officer for Col- followed refreH'.imnnts and the of tho ty and radiance of ing, by Ii;:ht played novelty your hair and fax county, Dr. Lyons were much the follow- event the mem-b- make it look recently. enjeyed by greatly delighted i twice as abundant. reports having found the condl- - ing gue;;ts; Misses Rena Coleman. rs and gave zest to the lunch.

Remnants of Silks, Dress Goods and Cotton Goods. NEW! IMPORTED! SPECIAL! Things not made better, get worse. To be sure, we lose money on very many of the things we sell on Remnant days, but we would lose more if we let short ends clutter up the store and thereby lost Dotted you. It is the public that .makes or breaks stores the public that Organdies, $1,50 at heart cares nothing or little for the store, but that has to serve its own needs and make the money reach. And so the winning store must keep attractive In everything that counts The lovlest Dotted Swisses and the most complete range of color- ness. for attractive- we have ever to Savings run to half in our determination to make every item ings had offer. worth coming for. And these goods are pushed out while still in demand wanted, fashionable, useful. Remnants at half price nnd leas The best quality manufactured, direct from St. Gall, Switzerland. The small tied knots that will not pull out or fray in laundering.

NEW SPRING 1922 WE ARE ENTERING THE LAST NEW 1922 SPRING WASH GOODS WOMEN'S TWEED SUITS WEEK OF THIS ANNUAL THE WASH For Town CLEARANCE SALE GOODS SHOP or Sport Wear. Is blossoming into spring. sees the of Tweeds of this character are entitled to a Every day arrival delightful new cotton goods, place of prominence in fashonable ward- radiant with the color and freshness of spring that have come to charm the robes. As every model in this represents the advance Stales. drab and away tailored are the sal, Spring Smartly New Price dreary thoughts of the dull winter months. If you make a visit to the Econ- varying length Box Coats that may also be worn belted; there is a Lowerings Prices Are omist Wash Goods see so choice of checked or tweeds Shop you'll many lovely new materials that it will be hard plain featuring the new pastel shades, and the fine Now at Rock Bottom on to resist buying a frock from each; I et3 duplicated in much higher priced Suits. All the coats J TlV Sizes 34 to 41. See our window display. New Spring Scotch Ginghams Silk Tissue Ginghams Priced $33.75 at to $49.50 Just Arrived. So dainty and attractive and soring-lik- e 100 pieced new Anderson Scotch Gingham in plaids, that you won't be able to resist a frock or COAT, SUITS checks and plain colors to match. two of this delicately tinted In their fresh newness they fairly inspire one to new 32 inches Of various new cloths. plan spring frocks and no doubt they'll go material; .wide; yard. 75c This is the season for the New Graceful quickly for women have already started woman Cape. Every other new dainty in the east is wearing one and it is safe to say, every other looks well in one. spring frocks. 7TZr and DRESSES 32 inches wide, yard t DC Ratine One Priced $27.50 and Up. The stocks have been and Other New Plain colors, French Ratine. This material See Our Window Display. regrouped many Spring Ginghams garments have been still further reduced in In a hli? variety of checks and plain colors, beauti- will be very popular for early Qft ful qualities made in the U. S. A. 32 inches wide spring wear, 36 in. wide; OOC price to effect this clearance. at 50c, 35c and 25c a yard yard..

36-In- fisw ch Spring Showing of Frocks Women's Coats, Suits and Dresses, the best New Cretonnes at 50c Ever Fast Suiting of styles the season, can be bought at a great and 40c Yard By the name Everfast we Of the gracefully smart, modes. deal less than would had to absolutely guar- bewitchingly youthful Just you have pay only A nice new assortment Just received. A splendid antee every yard sun and boil proof. 36 unpacked in a shipment from New York's best makers. a short time lines now a shown in a diversified of ago. Many are third quality material range inches wide in all the plain new to a half less re- colors and patterns that one likes to choose from rn The Economist than their original prices, and for have anticipated your every need for early spring member fancy work, aprons, etc. spring shades; yard OUC and now our that Economist prices originally were wear, right stocks are resplendent with new, smart much lower than things to entuse over. the prices generally asked for garments of similar quality. ATTRACTIVE NEW SILKS No frocks could more express of perfectly important phases For YdUr New Frock Spring Fashions than these. There's charm in every detail, Coats Spring in grace Priced now $1.98 and every line and real artistry in the color harmonies. up Crepe de Chine I Charmeuse a of colors, In cunning effects, bouffant circular large variety including many wide, black and colors; a basque styles, skirts, regular of the much wanted and newer (p-- i the attractive new QQ very good quality; S2.98 drapes, necklines, the newest types of sleeves. Suits priced now $29.98 and up shades of blue; yard (DXttO yard Beautifully and effectively trimmed. Vividly smart in the sea- New Satin Mescaline son's newest and most desirable colors. Made of Canton Crepe, Canton Crepe Crepe Knit, Crepe de Chines, and Taffeta. 40 Inch, a vory beautiful heavy quality, AO 35 Inches wide, In all the New Spring Shades; Dresses two-ton- e - priced $23.98 and up and a good range of colors yard D'x'0 also effects. (T- nf See Our Window Specially priced tM.Ol Display. New Taffetas, the Ideal Silk Crepe Knit and Sorrel Crepe STAMPED Spring t new Spring Silk In street shades GOODS WAY, LESS 30 - Fabrics, only; The flew 1922 Spring Blouses Are (fere wide, different shades to (t- Qft u incnes wioe, excellent graae 01 new THAN HALF PRICE choose from, Including black and navy,. 3)x,05 silk materials; yard $4.98 Clever New Blouses of Georgette, and Crepe de Chine in a wide range of new bright colorings for spring wear. Priced from $15,00 down to $4.95 each. Consisting of Pacific and Richardson Blouses of packages. TRICOTINES AND POIRET TWILLS Sheer Batiste, "Fleur de Lis" brand, all hand made, with hand drawn Women's Gowns, Pajamas, Blouses, Kimonas, hemstitching, real filet and Irish lace trimming. Priced from $19.50 down to $5 Combinations, Children's Fine Quality AH Wool Fabrics at Very Special Prices for Monday. each. Dresses, Rompers and Hats. At the prices we have put on these 54 inch all wool Poiret Twills and Gabar-- 54 inch all wool extra fine Tricotine in Blouses of White an immense line to and choose - Dainty Dimity, pick from, in plain you could not buy the materials alone at. , dines, extra fine quality, soft navy blue or black.- whfye, checked and Priced from down IQ QQ qq stripes. $4.00 to $1.95 each. Priced from .....50c to $1.00 each finished. Per yprd vtet0aryard tRO.O(q .J, ... January 29, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' r Effie Fctherston at that city early Strass, Mrs. Staley, Mrs. William church on last Sunday evening. the conference, was postponed experience while In their period of ers and a number have been sent in the month. The newly married Shillinglaw, Mrs. O. G. Sams, Mrs. The funeral services for Mrs. from Friday to next Monday In preparation, with the added ad- out over the state. STATE COLLEGE couple returned here to make their Mary Clark, Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Mc- Rosa Crawford were conducted by Normal University order to allow the holding of of direction and advice. Prof. A. IT. Miller, head of the home. Mrs. L. P. Mrs. T. Dr. E. E. Mathes at the Presby- j j vantage Millan, Lyster, chapel and pep meeting at 11:30 in science and coach of Mrs. C. W. was hostess to T. Love, Mrs. G. L. Hopkins, Mrs. terian church on last Sunday after- of the With this mind President Wag- department King Friday. Dean R. S. Tipton com- football team, wns ill FrU the members of the club If. DeTSolt, Mrs. George Almes, noon. A large number of tho school announced that the ner has prepared a brief but the boys' (Las Cruces.) Sewing deceased were East Ijbs Veffftfl. training from hi classes. William Westmoreland of Ve- on last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Emma Adlon, Mrs. W. H. friends of the The for Monday's meeting prehensive outline under the title, day and absent Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Crawford died at first Institutional shoe shin- subject Les- Friends of .Miss Anna Terry, sec- larde, N. M., a student In the pre- The Thursday club met at the Uallew, Guy Griffin, II. present. would be ".Music in the Public "Requisites for Teaching a Mrs. A. R. Mills, Mrs. C. M. Samford, and the age of 50 years and three ing parlor in the history of the son," in a few pages the retary in tho president's office, paratory department, was called to home of W. Robertson last Sho Schools." by Miss Whetsel. giving in went week. was en- Miss Vivian Hedgcoek. Tho asso- months on January 23, 1922. Normal was established In Is used to principles of successful gavn a little surprise party her his home last week. Ho by Bridge tho game Friday Every possible method guiding D. S. housa vis- In ciate members are: Mrs. Iko Appel, is survived by a husband, an aged the second floor of these outlines honor at E. sorority way of Alamogordo, where ha gaged during tho afternoon. Inter- hallway by the give those studying for the profes- teaching. Copies ited friends. Members of tho Mrs. C. W. Carscallen, Mrs. A. D. father and five children. pledges of the Delta Sigma sion to receive the equivalent of are furnished every practice teach Saturday evening. P. E. O. society Mrs. Kohn, Mrs. Charles ment was in Woodbine cemetery. Epsllon Miss Josephine Hardman went held a reception in honor of Mrs. Higgins, sorority. Three or four nice look- to her In N. M., on A. O'Malley, Mrs. W. G. Pettus, and The ladles met at ing young ladles shook a wicked home Wlllard, B. Wetherlll on Friday after- Alice Rice. rresbyterian to upend the noon of last week the home of Dr. the home of Mrs. Ed Wingfield on elbow over most of the shoes that Wednesday evening at enter- with sev- week-en- d with her parents. Mrs. J. W, Stofer, Mrs. CecIIlo Rosenwald last Thursday afternoon daily tread these collegiate halls. Miss Gladys Wilson of Carrlzozo, Mrs. F. L. Evans was hostess to tained her bridge club Thursday eral ladies present. Mrs. Laura And the charge, nota bene, was leader of the after- 5 N, M., has returned to school to tho members of ,the Needle Work afternoon. Welsh was the only cents a shine. The amateur One Million $1.00 Of s shines finish her course in home econom- club Wednesday afternoon of last Mrs. Ruth C. Miller of Santa Fo noon program. thus earning their passage Packages ics. Miss Wilson has been teach- week. visited in Las Vegas the Miss Erma Gleason, who into the mysteries of the sisterhood Sewing and current topics during Mary were ing in Carrizozo and as her school took up ths time of the afternoon. latter part of the week. died on Monday morning at 4:30, Annie Maud Vickers of Ros- Is out she is returning here. The members of the Eastern Miss Elizabeth Cooley and her was burled In Woodbine cemetery well, Lnurcen Wilson of Alamo- Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets Judson Doss of Artcsia, N. M., Star SiTcial club gave a luncheon mother, Mrs. M. L. Cooley, will on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. gordo, Emily Baca and Lorraine Naza-ren- o Trainer Fell-cit- has come to tho college to take Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs. W. leave Monday for Riverside, Calif., Thomas Cox, pastor of the of Las Vegas. Miss applied under the United II. Morris in honor of Mrs. A. B. church, officiating at the fu- Kaunc, head of the home eco- electricity for a vacation trip. nomics States bureau. Mr. Doss n neral services. Miss Mary Jane department, Is also a veterans' Wetherill, who will leavo in a few Frank Faircloth and E. A. Cor-bi- pledge To Be Given was a student here before he went for her new home In Arkan- Owens sang a beautiful solo. She to the D. S. E.'s but her position as Away Absolutely days of Santa and W. C. Por- to Prance with forces. Rosa, is survived a a father faculty member saved from the sas. ter of Springer wero here on busi- by mother, her the The debates with the various The Knights of Columbus gave and three younger sisters. Her Joys of shoe shining. Tho sorority as explained below to prove to you what they will ness beforo Judge David J. Leahy. death caused will schools and universities with this a very pleasant social at the City Curns of Mound and death was tho third culminate tho prohatlonal do Reader of this Is Entitled To Frank Wagon in town the period In near In- Every Paper institution are being scheduled at club last Monday evening. There J. B. Lusk of were also rep- by pneumonia during the future and this time. The first debate will be was a attendance. A Roy week. itiate the noviatlaten. This Great Free Offer for Five Days very largo resenting clients before tho court. This with the University of Southern literary program was followed by Clarence J. of Mrs. E. E. soloman entertained week's meeting was taken These are guaranteed tote the genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablet California will bo Judge Roberts up with a of and held here. games and dancing. Santa Fe visited here a few days her Sunday school class at her study the contempo- prepared from the original formula of Dr. Catrin of the Tho submitted U. Sun- with rary drama. to roll call ijjEsd! question by the Mrs. Frank Guy spent last early last week en route homo home on last Friday evening Response j Faculty of Medicine of Pari. They positively 9. C. is: "Resolved, That a court In for the was made and tf.' day Albuquerque. from Raton. He was tho guest of a delightful social affair by naming briefly contain no drugs in any form. of Industrial relations for the ju- Mrs. H. L. Bcnham of Williams little and little boy outlining the work of some modern Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Askren. girls thIr dramatist. dicial settlement of industrial dis- Is In the city visiting with her sis- Vincent K. Jones, of friends. Tho guests wero enter- Eugene O'Neill's latest president d Your Put On putes should bo adopted by the ters, Mrs. S. E. Wood and Miss re- tained tho hostess, assisted by play, "Anna Christie," wasrevelow-e- This Will Often Quickly You Increase Strength and Energy, the Chamber of Commerce, has by Mr. Help several states." The college Rets Mary Cunningham, the latter being turned from a visit to Denver. Misses Elizabeth Soloman and by Barker. Pounds of Good Firm Flesh and Round Out Your Face and If You to choose the side. The college ill. Zanaida Mann. Refreshments con- President Wagner hag been In- Figure quite James Wilson, president of tho vited to will debate the University of New The small son of Claude Young-bloo- d sisting of fruit jello and cake were Gallup for the 10th and Are Weak, Thin or Emaciated Due to Causes Explained Delow Mexico on same Agua Pura company, has returned 11th of He will address the question, prac- died Friday as the result of from a visit w,lth his family in served with "bran pie," a, unique February. tically, at Albuquerque on April 13. a small stone the dessert. When the was opened a general community meeting there of thousands are tabfes, pies and rakes, are Tilcely to ttlffW swallowing day Ky. pie - The will also have Mr. in Louisville, and on the 10th and will active from under- nounnhmfiit and a weakened collego the previous. Youngblood was B. M. of the each girl found a powder puff take Vitaiuinea They to a off choice of side in There on Werley, manager whis- part In the HUNDREDS physical condition due deficiency this debate the city Thursday, and was Las Vegas Sales company here, tho boys discovered a metal McKlnley County what yon need to loth Vibunuics and Orcjjnic Iron, no mat- Is a of a debate with called home to his store tle. were Teachers' association on now in sueh casea probability trading at left Wednesday overland for Boul- Sixteen present. gathering increase weight and energy and ter much tliey eat, and the New Mexico Military Institute Steamboat on ac- Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Davis en- the 11th. Another of the your both Vitamin nnd Nur.ittd Iron should be Springs, Ariz., der, Colo. At Wnlsenberg Mr. Wer- spring that good firm flesh which YeaAfc some time in tho lato spring. If count of the illness of the child. tertained the young men's Sunday county teachers' conventions to give you taken. Always take Vitauime Tablets is ley met his mother, who made the which Mr. you may Lave so long desired. The fact before meal? and Nuxaled Iron niter meals. this done the candidates will' be All efforts to save the child were school class of tho Methodist Wagner will go Is that have remainder of the trip with him. Yeast Vita-mi- ne Arrangements been made with the chosen from tho freshman and in vain. church nt home on last at Taos to be held early in March, that you may have taken m tiiis to of They arrived In Boulder Thursday their with druggists city cive every reader sophomore classes, This debate The local Rebekah lodge will Thursday evening. About 25 young probably about the 12th. Tablets, mixed drugs. this paner a lurfrc tl.no package off depends toward the atti- hold evening. men were The new Normal or- without obtaining results would (JeiMiino Yeat V if.'imine Tablets, ab-- largely its fifteenth annual Valentine Mrs. J. H. Ward and her daugh- and their lady friends orchestra off tude of theso classes toward de- on 13. to ganized under the direction of Miss not that our Genuine Yeast solutely free, with every bottle ball the night of February Mrs. Ted will leave Tues- present enjoy tho occasion. The prove Nuxatrd Iron that you purchase, ua ' Some an ter, Holt, Mildred Wlu-tse- has Tablets nnd un- bating. years ago annual day for a visit in California. They evening was devoted to games and begun regular Vitamine (pure pure to take only (ienuine Yeast debate was held between the fresh- contests of many kinds. A feature practice and credit In music Is to adulterated) would not help you. Vitamine Tablets with Novated expect to be gone several months. imita-tati- man and sophomore classes, but in of the was the music fur- be allowed all members just as A small tablet which contains Iron. lo not he misled by on Mrs. B. M. Werley entertained evening w hich often con latter years the custom has been I nished tho Methodist orchestra, credit is given for glee club work. not a suffic- Las Vegas a number of her friends at her by Tho drugs might contain tain drugs. dropped. Under the direction of home at a composed of Miss Hazelle, piano: annual staff announces that ient of Vitamine to do the of Trof. A. P. Thursday afternoon rapid is made on quantity Shiky Insist on Genuine Yeast manager debate, Tho rooms were P.ay Sipple, saxophone; James progress being much Therefore, no "Neries Vitamine Tablets, pore Taylor, it Is expected that the old bridge Party. Clint trombone; The Southwest Wind, especially in yon good. The Woman's club held its an- pretty with sweet peas and roses Bates, violin; Rico, matter what you may have tried and unadulterated, pre custom will be put into practice Lee Meyers, baritone, and Ralph the editorial department. Miss pared from the origi- nual election of officers at a meet- in all shades, used as decorations. Delia without obtaining results, we ad- nal formula of Dr. again this year and an interclass A dolicious lunch was served at the Terpening, bass. Fred Bralnerd Chambers has been added to debate at the Elks' club house Wed- se- in vise you to a free $1.00 pack- Catnn, of the Faculty held. ing In- the with the staff the capacity of typist. get week. Mrs. close of the afternoon. Those pleased guests piano Vita- of Medicine of Paria. The homo economics club held nesday of the past lections. Fruit salad, sandwiches Most of the individual photos for age of our Genuine Yeast Its William Rosenthal, of vited to share the hospitality of from dealer to- If as a revolt of fanltr regular meeting in Hadley hall president anil cocoa were served Misses tho college classes are in and those mine Tablets your tir- club for presid- Mrs. Werley were: Mrs. Charles by metalKili.sTTi yon feel Wednesday and several the the past year, Lorle Beatrice Davis. for the hitrh school are being taken. them for ten and rest-- l. evening business session and Trumbull, Mrs. Chester Tden, Miss and day. Try days ed m the mornings, talks were made. Mrs. Elizabeth ed during the Joe Clayton has gone to Los An- Ada are a little hard to get this watch the results. ss :it night, if you suf- officers were elected for Louise Dnum, Mrs. Mertifield. Mrs. ner- Koger was the main speaker. Miss until the geles, Calif., where he will make year on account of thi general bus- Investigations of the Medical fer from weakness, Mrs. lo Charles Tamme, Mrs. W. B. Staap, vousness or lark of vita the coming year. E. J. iness most cm-inc- ut Mary Tiley gave a short talk on F. W. arrangements for his family to depression but of the Research Committee (composed of if flesh is soft Came to was elected Mrs. Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Clarence Normal's old itv, your "Why I State College, president; Mrs. Mrs. make their home. Mrs. Clayton friends are buying physicians and scientists) would or llabby; if your eyes and Miss on Mary Clark, vice president; Mrs. Iden, Ewing, Chnpin. what can. or Ruth Koger talked Mrs. W. E. Dillon. Mrs. D. T. Hop- and daughter, Thelma, are already spaco they seem to show that no matter what lack luster your lips "Why Las Cruces High School J. H. Wagner, second vice presi- in California. A new member has entered the are pale; if you feel th kins, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. H. ,T. of food be taken, if such more and Girls Should Attend the State ." dent; Mrs. Gilbert Rosenwald, Ono of social event Held of school at the quantity tnay WOMEN Frsbby need of pep, vigor cor- Ryan, Mrs. J, H. Ward, Mrs. J. S. the pretty publications food is deficient in Vitatnines, you so yon ran into mag- Refreshments were served. treasurer; Mrs. Clifford Losey, of the week was the dinner Normal. "The Live Wire," put out WHO ARE Tiae, energy that Dan-zige- r, Moore. Miss Dnum, Mrs. party lose flesh become thin netism, lon e and power, purchase Owing to the fact that e, responding secretary; Mrs. Mnry civen Mrs. M. Cnlc on Tues- by the of the gradually and of Nniated Roy Harriet Van Mrs. H. M. by f. eighth grade training while much smaller SCRAWNY an unginal package who was elected financial secretary. About Petten, to Mrs. chool made its and weakened, a Iron, a free $i."0 package of president Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Ted day, complimentary Georg" first appearance AND ANGULAR in appesar- - it get of the freshman class at the begin- forty ladies were present at the Hartley, of Mo. done hand in quantity of food, rich in vitamines, J Yeast i taurines with it and make Holt, and Mrs. C. W. O. Ward. Ferris Ladonia, The guests Friday, by printing ance or who have hollow .r--f ' ning of the year has left school, meeting, and all are bound to make an In conversa- and hand, "but quickly produces good firm flesh, and this test, Mrs. Uroughal, a sister of Mrs. enjoyed afternoon long presenting quite in the neck or sunken. fl&bbT Weigh yourself before Toil Everet Will has become this a banner year for the club. tion and mnslo. a a I never- increases weight, strength and energy, president were Harry Kelly of this city, Is in a after sumptions profession;! appearance, tissues will find that there is nothing like start and test your strength of the class and a class meeting Refreshments served after luncheon at tho noon hour. Tho theless. J. Berry Ptapn Is editor. provided your blood contains a suffic- and endurance on a gymnasium serious condition at the sanatori- face and af- was held last Tuesday and "Grand- the business session. ladies were The various lncludt ient of good firm flesh to round out testing machine, tlicil again um. Mrs. Broughal came here to following present: departments quantity oxygenated organic see for pa" Roberson was elected to the Governor Harvey Parker of the Mesdame.s Mayo Alexander, Joe c"'orlnl, jokes, verses, movie iron to enable to assimilate figure and give a youthful appearance. ter ten days and ymrmelf Twenty-fir- st Inter- spend the holidays with her rela- you your how moWi you have increased office of vice president, vacated by district. Rotary Jesse, Deyton Recer, ,T. R. G. criticisms, ere. ads are es- food Without iron and en- Mr. Will. national, was a guest of the tives when she was taken ill. Mrs properly. organic MEN WHO ARE THIN OR EMACI- in weight, strength city In White, R. V. Young, and the hon- pecially Illuminating. u. rends: both food and VUami ncs are absolutely durance. It Is often remarkable The edi- several the week. The Broughal lives Leavenworth. with flabby muscles, dillorwice special club and class days past ored guest. "All kinds of feed," and Is illus- as ennnot ATED, weak, what an astonishing it tions of governor was by his "scless, your Ixxly change should a few additional makes in a appearance to the collego weekly, Tho accompanied A large number of ladles were trated by a picture of a sack of food ceils and try adding pounds person's Round-Up- , wife. to- inc. t, lifeless into living of what re- round out face and figure with a edited by the members present at the meeting of the Cot- bran nnd another of a can of good firm flesh and see firm flesh, and of club or Sorosis held Its annual dinner tissue you have plenty of or will few pounds of good, that class .will be pub- tonwood Woman's club nt the matoes. markable tranformation it quickly 'it is often equally surprising what a lished on last at re iron in blood, again this year. Tho edi- party Monday evening ARTESIA home of Mrs. Jesse Funk. Th? The Normal has been able to ganic ynr n make in their appearance. tremendous amount of pep, vigor, tions will bo: se- the Methodist church It Hlood eiamlnatio." by physicians force and energy a little more freshman class, parlors. next will bo with Mrs. a small outfit and . was an Invitational The meeting printing over tho country hn c fIiowii th;it an iron will gire a nior class, homo economics club, affair. HedTecoxe, nnd "American Toots" several of the ambitious newspaper enormous of nre deficient organic number dnce organic Iron. At butt the problem was whose blood is delicient la thia and the club. members invited their husbands, The of mar- will to set in hemoeoblin or ironpr'eci.itent in the - engineers' announcement the bo the subject for discussion. lads are learning the type. now or- magic-lik-e Bubstrinee. in.-rr- nnder-lym- soiled, sotliat yon may obtain pure Director C. P. Monroe, Hunter and Just a very few others were of Mrs. Bessie The dis- In week or two "Live Wire" bloodntrcjiin, nd tliis i often aoove tesr : do i riage Knowles, subject, "Thrift," was a the weak if after making the S. Moles and B. honored guests. The guests of Mr. Mrs. M. In cause of a thin, emaciated, and o'f is for im- - receive all and even greater Mary Richardson merry daughter and J. cussed by the Artcsia Woman's will make Its appearance print. condition anil in for tu rea- 'Nutated Iron," which ready n,t"IV'" are In marched in to Van-wink- rundown it the yon the manufacturers will prompuf Portland, Ore., the single file the dining Jackson of this place, to Orln club at the last Mrs. H. This Is the beginning of what the son of may tone mediate absorption and assimilation by eiprct, attending room where was meeting. that thousands people blood the moment it enters the system. refund your money. annual conference of the United the dinner served. of Weed, N. M., has been A. St roup was elected president; Normal hopes to develop into a Vitamines without obtaining results. It States extension workers. W. H. During the meal mURlcal numbers received. The young people were Mrs. Tex Polk, vice president; Mrs. complete printing and Journalistic t. nnt thi fltult of the Vitjimnie. but it is If you merely wish to gain rreatrrstrvngfli. Trentman left for were given by Mrs. Frank Strass, married at Martin In the course of time. ihe fault nf vntir blood. Organic iron takes enefvy. vijror anil endurance reeommenn FREE $I.C0 COUPON Friday night Alamogordo. Yates, secretary: Mrs. J. department Til is that take Nuxated iron onl jr. nor Denver, where ho will Mrs. Muir. Mrs. O'Malley and Mrs. L. R. Is ud oxygen from your Inrtfpt. oxygenated you do if treed wit hi a on attend the Mrs. Crockett was hostess D. Atkinson, corresponding secre- Architect Rapp, who directing onranic iron unites wifh your digested food TAKE V!T AMINES UNLESS YOU WISH Tbb coupon wih stock show and from Kohn. The toastmistress was Mrs. to audito- YOUR INCREASED to what a entitles you to one regular $1.00 package there he will the Baptist Women's Missionary tary: Mrs. Reic Wheatley, treasur- the erection of the Ilfeld as it is absorbed into your blood, like fire WEIGHT up aW go to to John 11. York, of the or- on 11. coal or wood and so person should weigh. We do not of Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets, Portland join the others. president union last Thursday afternoon. er; Mrs. G. Bralnerd. auditor. rium, was a visitor here this week. unites with by doing normally free with each bottle of Nuxated Mrs. Monroe hus- ganization. Those to A Ifcnd build- it creates tremendous power and energy, cluini, However, mat vitamines win pui nesn olutely accompanied her responding large number of ladles wore Mrs. J. p. Bowry. custodian. The roof is now going on the on Some are too Iron that you purchase. If yonr dealer band on toasts were: Mrs. William Shilling-la- Without organic iron in your blood your everybody. people naturally the trip and she will visit present, Including Mrs. George The junior class of the Artesla ing nnd It will soon be ready for with- - JJiin and will probably remain so in spite doe out have our Vitamine tablets he can Relatives near "To the Men;" Mrs. A. D. food merely passes through yonr body obtain them for from any Seattle, Wash. Ferris of Ladonia, Mo., and Mrs. high school were entertained by use for physical training if not as out doing you any good. Therefore, in prac- - of Vitamines and everything easily you Miss Gretchen enter- Higgins, "Reminiscences of the ueces- - Those whose meals consist of wholesale house. Cut out this covpon Van Vlcck Bush of Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Miss Alva Bee Morthland on last yet as an auditorium. tically every case where Vitamines are prinrtparry dealer tained at of Charles iron is also necessary. white bread, meats of varions and present it to your today. a very delightful dinner Early Days Sorosis;" Lillian May, state corresponding Saturday night. About 30 mem- The meeting of teachers sary, organic meatinp, - "About Sorosis regular Forcenturics scientists tried ill vain to pro- - kinds, flub., potatoes, tinned fruits and vege- party at her home In Las Cruces Higgins, and Law," secretary of the organization, was bers were present with about seven and teachers-to-b- e, known here as and Mr. O. J. "To the La- last Sunday evening. Those pres- Sams, present and addressed the ladles members of the faculty as special ent were Misses Sue Thompson, dies." After thanking the ladies on the work throughout the state. guests. The event was a costume Frankio Bradford, Ruth Koger, of the Methodist church, who Mrs. G. D. Holmes was the leader event, with all classes, from the Gretchen Van Vleck; Messrs. Glen-do- n served the delicious dinner, con- of the program. Cocoa and cako common laborer In overalls to the of fix- Boothe, Andrew Hendrijc, Tom sisting turkey and all the wero served to the guests by the European nobility, represented. Fort and Ralph Brooks. ings, the guests sang Auld Lang hostess. The Junior A and orchestra, composed of very delightful dance was giv- Syne, bid each other good- Rev. J. C. Jones, presiding elder Phyllis Polk, Noah Lois en at night. The active members of Garret, the Parish house In Mesllla of the Roswell district of the Burns, Guy Stevenson, Keith y, Park by Arthur Sweetland and Sorosis are: Mrs. John H. York, Methodist conference, spoke to n furnished music for tho Jacob Michalis on Friday evening. Mrs. H. G. Vayghn, Mrs. Frank large audienco at the Methodist Mrs. H. A. Yoast played for the THIS RADIANT GRILL and OVENETTEE couples during the evening. The couples were: Jacob Michalis, Vel-m- a WkdmA'z'lh Bell; Arthur Sweetland, Tubby Uses Turney; Virgil Drace, Charlotte Has Many Kell; Shorty Von Schoeler, Mamfe Turner; Alec Meerschlodt, Marie Snow; Clint Smith, Pat Hobbs; O. NEW BATTERY PRICES R. McGary, Eva Yoast; Ernest Bucll, Ruble Mattlingly; Louis EFFECTIVE FEB. Hungate, Lucille Cade. 1ST The building and grounds de- partment of the college has been Reduction on All Vesta Storage Batteries. carrying on during the past few weeks a good deal of work on beautifying the campus. The ground around the boys' dormitory esfa Special $22.59 E and science hall has been graded and prepared for sod. Walks wil FOR FORD CARS be put in later and the looks of the HOTPOIHT GRILL HOTPGINT GliiL two buildings materially benefited. To give our customers even better service, we will move on February 1st to 107 South Fifth street. AND AND GALLUP JOYCE BATTERY STATION OVEHETTE GUEfiSTT! The local members ot Elk 521 WEST CENTRAL. PHONE 941 lodges In various parts o fthe Uni- ted States have ' just completed a census of the town ot Gallup, The figures show a population of 6,500, which is 600 greater than the fig- ures shown by the census taken in 1920, Just two years ago. George Matty of Salt Lake City, Utah, Is In the city for a short IT TOASTS IT FRIES visit with his parents. Of course, will want one of our upright Another of the of J. W. Elackwell, who suffered To the Furniture Trade! you example utility Hotpoint a nervous breakdown about two toasters but, here's just another use to Radiant Stove. Fries anything that's fry-abl- e. weeks has 1 ago, recovered suffi- i limaAjiitfciigfr which you can put your Hotpoint Radiant Use ordinary frying pan. Certainly ciently to Be able to leave the hos- - two slices of a - pital. siiMisjlaJ;lJ Stove. It will toast bread a wonderful breakfast convenience fry John Elava was a business visi- tasty golden brown in a very short while bacon and eggs right on dining table if tor in Koswell, N. M., last week, the slices on top of ele- serve hot from looking after some matters In the OUR FAC10RY simply place heating desired and the pan. district court there. ment. v A girl arrived Thursday of last la flow In operation and ia supplying many of the dealers with our goods. Our week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. is with the most modern known to Archie Brown. plant equipped machinery furniture manu- IT ROASTS IT BAKES Mrs. E. Miller facture, and our workmen are thoroughly trained, skilled furniture makers. on W. and son Harry With Hotpoint Ovenette the Radiant Use Ovenette on this arrived from. Dunlap on Tuesday ' Our 35 roast meats and of all Hotpoint lamp socket for a visit superintendent has had years' experience making and designing Stove you may game stove So morning with her par- furniture in this retain for all small baking operations. ents here, J. H. and Mrs. Margaret country and Europe. kinds. Meats roasted electrically their convenient and economical no need of Toung. natural flavor and juices do not shrivel up C. Li. Frederick is spending a much more heating up your large range oven. Use it few weeks vacation at OUR SEE THE f and in every respect prove Stratford, and than on the dining table serve biscuits sizzling Cal:f. OUR LINE wholesome satisfactory when warm or food hot while ilnft o'cl k last Sunday eve-nl- cooked other method. hot, up pie keep ; "KITCHEN up by any oecii marriage of Jos Consists of Drrssers, Chiffoniers waiting for a belated member of the family. J. I:a . ' and Miss) Betty Kxtcnston ltooni O'H auer is a Dining Tables, IT BOILS ,'r.' Gallup lUtclicn Tables, Dressing bon v iy, a graduate of Tables, Customers' i QUEERS" Pedestals, TABLE" The big advantage with Hotpoint Radiant the y itary Institute. Tabourets, Dcdroom Sets, lite. IT STEWS Mis! ' i i is ii; ;t i i recent arrival The most Table! Stove that it reaches working temperature ; I i : Have No convenient fron; ic wru Isle. Equals ever made. in 15 seconds. The reflector under the Another cooking operation which can be M Jn.ir. ,. Dermott enter-tai- ni a glowing coils throws the heat against bottom performed most conveniently on this handy i.n nbc; of young folks The of our la and Mond (i, ir.g t a celebration quality products high the prices low. We are In a of utensil. No special utensib required. Of lamp socket stove. You'll be pleased with t r, to of tt.ii i,; iy ilversary of her position make furniture of quality and sell it below eastern makers. conform in to the of electric heat ' course, the better they size satisfactory constancy daughti i, t.i..itbf , Dealers, visit our when in stove all heat is A fciri 'i. i. tesday morning factory Albuquerque. heating surface of the more efficient. for cooking generated applied to Sir. and Mr- - Simon Chavez, Write us, we will have a salesman see you at the earliest date. Boil water, soups, etc. directly to the bottom of the utensil. who Jiro ! .I'rou- Winslow at the possible homo ut ii t lvez's parents, Mr. Mil JYi.s,. '?oti! Ortiz. WE SELL TO MERCHANTS ONLY Mri. ji. Cat "a his been a pa- tient t ;ho lo 'ul h spital the past week. Gas & Electric C. T T'.ickci retrrned from Albuquerque Company tn firs' of last week SHAMROCK FURNITURE Co. !ils Your Phone 93 aocon,p;uud Uy wide, who was New Mexico "At Service" formerly JJias J'.IInn Murphrea of Albuquerque, Mississippi. '! 'He redding took v CEO. E. .place i 'puqu 'rqui, last week. GREECE, PATRICK ROBISON T. 11 kJioiiWry r iturned to the President Manager city Home iy rvnm Hamilton, Tex. Mr, Btbi'ty vas n arried to Miss ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 29, 1922. jp A

STUDEBAKER DEALER GOOD AUTO TIRE THE WILLARDC0. BIG INCREASE WARNS MOTORISTS LIKE HUMAN BODY ANNOUNCES MANY NEW IMPROVEMENTS ON COOLING SYSTEM In construction and reaction to wear, a automobile tire is at- good The of In FORD RETAIL "During these winter days much like the human body. The great year progress II tention to the of storage battery developments has cooling system breaker strip which runs around closed. Motorists and car ears is required by automobile the tire beneath the tread is the just owners," Lester the are manufacturers now have batteries says Cooper, backbone. The piles of fabric available some funda- local Studebaker dealer. "This, of the ribs; and the rubber between that embody SALES FOR YEAR is true in north- mental Improvements in construc- course, especially them the muscles, binding the ribs and these were made ern climates where the rigor of together. The whole fabric, car- tion, changes colli are and possible by the renewed experi- weather experienced, cass gives strength and shape. The work and lowered cost of owners shoubi take precautions, side wall protects the carcass from mental Goes Over a Million for because carelessness or forgetful-m-s- s materials which have followed the weather and wear, ns does the skin N. mean trouble. The qucs-lio- n return to normalcy. Francis SPRINGS an In- may of the body. Friction gum makes of NO MORE BREAKING AND SAGGING AUTOMOBILE 1921, Showing of. antl-lreez- o solutions, there- MeCioskey, the McCloskey Auto the tire The tread local of of Cars fore, becomes important. is foot of the which re- company, representative crease 105,000 the tire, the Willard Storage com- "There nro three substan'res In ceives directly the shocks of the Battery and Trucks. use for anti-freez- e to pany, says this firm has recently general making road pass them on to the other announced Its new bat- solutions, each of which can be parts of the tire-bod- the owner himself and tery. This is a battery using the Ttotail pales of Ford cms, trucks prepared by Like the human body, a tire may Willard tractors have OR.iln used without having to consult the look sound and well on the nuc- company's patented and Kordson mechanic. Alcohol Is threaded rubber insulation, and exceeded the million mark for the professional lide, but be near the breaking the new monobloc hard probably the most popular of all point within. When the motorist (oneploce) state- nnti-freez- container. The year lUl'l, according to a e agents. Glycerine has In mind this rubber combination keeps construction, a is in- ment given out today by the Ford proven very effective, but its cost he will understand the kind of makes battery that rubber during the war mado its use almost side nnd outside, and practically Motor company. treatment which ruins his tires. indestructible. and prohibitive, to the ordinary owner. TTnderinflation causes The Ford factory assembly Calcium-chlorid- e bending, Mr. also announces is perhaps the flexing and chafing, to which the McCloskey plant production figures reached nfnst solution of that this company has standardi- easily prepared strongest carcass will give way In on uso of a total of 1,030,740 cars; trucks all, and, for that reason, is widely time. Stone bruises and cuts on zed the rubber gaskets re-ta- ll for scaling tho post and the oover and tractors for the year, with used. Hut to my mind it is abso- the tread or side wall "xpos-- the Calclum-ehlorid- o of the celts, so that the batteries sales dealers approximating lutely wrong. is more delicate carcass to rotting by by a solution to aro now absolutely leak-pro- at 1.003,000. which In the United mighty dangerous oil, dirt and water. this This of construc- H'-- use. The commercial product, sold point. type "BOLTLESS" AUTO SPRINGS States alone, purpas.aort the solu- tion greatly simplifies manufactur- 104,213 Ford in solid form or in' aqueous retail sales record by antl-freez- a tions ns an e mixture, is MILLIONS SPENT IN ing and affords very satisfac- earn mid trucks. tory method of making a leak-pro- The Ford says the out- highly injurious because of the BY Are Guaranteed Not to Break or Sag for One Year. company action on the components of the COLORADO TOURISTS Joint between post and cover. look for 1022 is decidedly optimis- At the same time it dis- al- cooling system. Such alkaline so- facilitates tic. In fact, concrete evidences Retail In and of the Most break at the center because the center hole, through which the bolt is passed to hold the car and Iruw'k lutions are productive of an elec- shopping Colorado by mantling reassembling springs ready exist in mat tourists in In- battery in tho least time and with structure of the for 1921, trical action wherever two dissim- formerly centered springs is punched when the steel is cold and the operation fractures the retail sales l'ecember, ilar as dian curios; in 1921, when f!i the bast, difficulty. together, 1 sales by metals are utilized, such per is at the of strain. Each leaf has a hole exceeded December, '.)". the of a and cent of the travel to national The third advance has been steel. The spring with a center bolt weakest point greatest 2,". and Fordsrm brass tubing radiator parks almost per cent, the solder and forests nnd resort was made in tin; uso of the bone-dr- y it. It is this hole that is for a large percentage of spring breakage. retail pales for the name used at the Joints, the places punched through responsible tractor iron water Jackets and the brasj by private automobile, sales, in- batteries which are made and periods show an increase of over shipped without and and the of 1021, or copper plates. I strongly ad- cluded staples and auto accessaries electrolyte The Harvey "BOLTLESS" method neither punches holes nor does it remove any metal fibre the 100 per cent for December, on Is charging. This works an over the vise against the use of all soluble a large scale. The result That preliminary is in each leaf. This fits into the below. ns well as increase ac- the in to the benefit of the new car steel remains unbroken. A bead or teat forged hot cavity sales for the month salts because of their harmful August, formerly dullest the buyer total tractor tion on the metal. business man's calendar, is next to well as the purchaser of a re- The leaves are held in by the spring clips. Every Harvey spring is just as strong at the of November. who now finds firmly place to indicate "A summary of the opinions of December, the heaviest month, In placement battery as is else. This makes the especially valuable in this part of the These facts seem that motor of to mer- it possible to buy a brand new bat- center it anywhere Harvey Spring not are the farmers car manufacturers as to the point scales, according only buying antt-frec- chants nnd automobile tery one which has not been on account of mountainous roads. more but that the senera! value of various solu- dealers. country rough, freely, tions shows a decided Tourists in 1915 left perhaps wearing itself out before ho comes is becoming more responsive preference Into of how to make public for alcohol ami glycerine. Neutral $5,000,000 In Colorado; last year, possession it. Harvey Springs are constructed by a factory organization of trained men, who know only and receptive. alcohol does does not net on metal with nn estimated r.00,000 tourists Another point hroucht out by the highest springs. or on the rubber connections. But by nuto nnd rail, camp nnd hotel PHOTOGRAPHERS BUILD grade a comparison of production figures the alcohol in accommodations nnd retail two years shows that the solution will sale, for the past more In amounted to $3.1,0(10,-00- ON enclosed ears are K'llninjr in evaporate rapidly than the general HUGE CAMERA Ford water. The solution should be according to tho tourist bu- pnpulnrily, as 23 per cent, of the reau of A DODGE CHASSIS were Sedans and watched carefully and the alcohol the Denver Civic and Com- HERE IS THE GUARANTEE 1921 production from time to time. mercial association, as against a total of 18 per (replenished Coupes "I have found that the unbleach- Activities of the bureau during To get the maximum of speed In and one cent for the year previous. ed the first seven of We guarantee Harvey Auto Spring against breaking sagging for Iiecent reductions in Ford ear variety of glycerine, which may years Its existence taking photographs of news events every them to be procured at practically any entailed the distribution of free and developing the negatives, pro- Defective returned direct to us or to J. Korber & Co., the distribut- and truck price brought Is not literature, if stacked In a of year. springs a new low level. The touring car drug stoie, only cheapest which, gressive photographers Atlantic now sells for J3I' the runabout but best." pile, would be eighteen times as City, ;. J., have constructed on a ors for New Mexico, transportation prepaid, will be replaced without charge. as the Kiffel tower in I a $310. the coupe for $",S0, the high Paris lodge chassis special for and twenty-thre- e times as as of - for JiiiT., the chassis for CASTOR OIL BEING high body in the form a giant gra- pednn the YVoohvorth in New HARVEY SPRING & FORGING CO. $2X;, and the truck for $130, all building llex camera. York 1 or f. o. b. Detroit. USED FOR MOTORS City. lie interior tne poay is .in- This is the fourth cut In geniously so that ! man price c''.:-.!- j iadder-lik- e - the past 1G months. Durlns that Castor oil, long popular ns a STORES ON i an up a arrange- WHEELS nation-wid- e value to time the price of the touring car lubricant for airplane motors, is Mr;.it bringing him to a height of The Harvey system of distribution and service makes this guarantee of full every has been cut from $r7r to into extensive use GREAT POSSIBILITY ten feet from the ground and giv- alone rapidly coining of owner wherever he may be touring. $34S, a reduction of 40 per cent. in automobiles, aceording to re- ing him a commanding view uny Reductions on some of the other port from one of the castor FOR GOOD PL'LERS events which may ba taking place. largest is We have stocked a full line of "Boltless" Springs and can supply them for any make of car. types have been even (Trent or. oil companies in the east. Various The body also used as a dark Harvey j The Ford company believes that grades produced for automobiles "The possib'uties of stores on room in which negatives may be this reduction, while not a lame are said to be in remark- wheels ar simply wonderful," developed and finished, guarantee- resulting which would one, is especially important at this able economy records. m says Mr, rirlttlan of the I'aulin ing speedy service, time as it should go a long way One of the economical features Motor ;'ar company, Inc.. "and in- otherwise be impossible. toward stabilizing market condi- of the vegetable oil Is that It cidentally they can contribute ma- The "graflex wagon," or photo-ca- r, may as It in is the tions. be drained from crank cases afj.e'-lon- terially to solving the unemploy- variously called, Ford in giving employment nt use, refined and used sec- ment situation. I was particularly very latest thing in rapid news- prent to approximately 40,000 ond time, ' " Impressed with the great oppor- paper photography. It is significant men in his main plant at Detroit, tunities that exist when reading that for the speed and reliability the importance of which is em- A C.WSK OF SKIDDING. recently of the successes of a few which aro so vital in this eame phasized when consideration is A car which does not have both of these itinerant merchants. Dodge Brothers chassis was jjiven to the fact that nearly 20 front and rear wheels in line will "Take a man who is out of work chosen to furnish tho power. DISTRIBUTORS FOR NEW MEXICO. per cent of the city's population not efficiently hold the road In wet and can raise a few hundred dol- is directly dependent upon the weather, especially when the lars, and who knows the funda- 1 MOTOR THOI Itl.I- S. Ford Motor company. brakes are applied. mentals of some line of merchan- Sixty-fiv- e per cent of all auto-mobil- o dise tho possibilities for him are troubles are caused by the almost unlimited. Again, there In lack of care or proper operation. many a man who hesitates to go This is probably because few own- into business because he does rot ers have realized tho necessity of want to acquire a big fixed expense really learning to understand the account. And, ton, there is the motor vehicle. The only way to ambitious young man who is a get the most out of your car with good rustler and who rebels at the the least outlay of money Is to "Ml MB, nil.1 .T :rt'f'jui"- thought of tying himself down at spend a little time In learning 1 l ' the small corner store and waiting something about the car. for customers to come to him he wants to hustle and conquer grea-e- r DAXGEIl OF SCORING. worlds. A car that has been standing "The long wheel-bas- e of the Tieo Idle for several days long enough THE UNIVERSAL' CAR j Speed Wagon will accommodate a for the cylinder walls of the engine generous-size- d storeroom. Its pas- to become should have a few One-TonTru- dry y--7 ck senger car speed means quick spoonfuls of light oil injected Into M SChaisii $445 movement from one customer to each cylinder by way of the s; F.O.B. Detroit another. tho engine should then b? of It a store on turned over a few times. This oil 1 WithPntm. "Just think XV wheels has practically no expense prevents any danger of scoring and no rent, no heat, no telephone, assists in getting good no clerk hire; none of the many incidental expenses that soak up a merchant's profits simply fifty to IOWA IN thi; I.KAD. Pies That Taste Like seventy-fiv- e cents per day for gas- Iowa leads all states in the total oline and oil, and wear and tear value of'farm products and in the "More" on the car. Can you beat it for number of motor cars registered on economical operation? farms. The State is third in the "Clrocerles, hardware, staple dry average value of products per That's the kind we bake, and goods and notions, men's furnish- farm and in the number of motor we cannot bake enough of them The of ings, shoes, general merchandise trucks registered thereon. tho demand is so great from Beauty Dayton these lines and many others, In- folks who know good pies when dividually or collectively, in tho WATCH THIS I,AWBHi:KE!5. they taste 'cm. Same with all is - Tires hands of the- rustling young mer- Children have a habit of hang- our cakes and pastry every- More Than chant will beat most clerkship sal- ing on the backs of wagons, trucks, body says "the best ever." One aries all hollow. automobiles and street cars just blto proves this, "And, too, this may be the germ to steal a ride. They are likely to Skin Deep MliBM of an idea of immense opportuni- Jump or fall off directly In front BAKERY ties for the man with capital who of a moving vehicle and hundreds PIONEER wants to go into In a aro killed or 207 South First Street. have seen Dayton Pneumatic Tircrorf " - r jt JVid a 1 :t.i t';l;H L. something injured every year. YOU big way think of tho endless pos- f You know that they do add immeas- sibilities of a 'chain store' system urably to its beauty. They are Thorobreds housed in stores on wheels instead look a of paying Immense rents and other they the part. And if you'll examine overhead expenses." Dayton Tire that's grown old in point of mile jj age, you'll know that beauty is more than skin ' GOT FORTY-TW- O deep. The tread of a ON ONE well worn Dayton Tire has MILES the of smooth-flawl- ess. One-To- n appearance polished ebony The Truck, GALLON OF GAS No chips, no holes, no worn places. This means service lone; service. And The day of professional race other of a One-To- n first made its to every part Dayton Tire measures up The Ford Truck appeal drivers, engaged perform strik to the tread. The farmer and the merchant because of the ing feats of speed or economy with tire looks good and stays to the motor to be trrri(W 4rm iYt Inxr rrn mil i f rn rriit ro it made its special cars, appears merits of Ford Cars. And wonderful passing, declared H. B. Slmms, reputation and great sales record because it lived manager of the Kistler-Overlan- d claim made for it. company, local distributors of the up to every Overland cars. reliable Ford the Ford steel Purine 1921 more contests were The Motor, special held In America by owners of va- chassis, the aluminum bronze worm-driv- e, all rious motor cars than in any other combine to produce a truck of unusual power, period of the "motor car age." And a truck that lasts in it is proving more and mora pop capacity and strength ular as a sport because it has all service; a truck that solves the haulage problem the elements of Interest which sur- at a small operating and upkeep expense. round the efforts of amateurs. The Cords very One of the most Undisputed Fabrics Hence the demand for the Ford One-To- n Truck spectacular events of this nature held was In We believe is constantly on the increase. Cardondale, Pa., where 22 Over- that appearance is worth while land owners competed In a one-gall- mat beauty is truly a desirable factor. But in I r the good of your business, whether it be test to Honesdale, Pa., and Dayton Tires, beauty is combined with utility return. The winner Rcored a mile- a visible reflection far. :g, merchandising or manufacturing, you 42 of the strength, durability ' age of miles and tho average One-To- n and of shou come in and look over the Ford or all competitors was 24.3 miles. efficiency the quality within. Truck NOW I Will you let us show you the definite, "SII-EN- IIOOJC IT)R MOTORS. worth-whil- e advantages of using Dayton Tires A "silent room," designed to en- REMEMBER IF IT ISN'T and Tubes on IMPORTANT able the workmen to detect any your car., defect causing excess friction, or We are preprd to furnish the Ford Truck equipped a break in tho smooth running A REO IT ISN'T A Dayton Tubes are the smoothest, tough either with Standard or Special Gearing. The Stand- part of the motor before Its ship- est, thickest end longest lasting tubes we've ard Gearing gives the truck a maximum of power. ment is an innovation developed SPEED WAGON ever seen and they (to hold air! Ask uj The Special Gearing increases the speed of the truck by a large manufacturer of auto- to let you feel one. from five to seven miles an it into mobiles. The room is designed hour, converting the Fast Delivery Car, after manner of the chambers used in phonograph factories for the creation of records, absolutely Quickel Auto & Supply Co. protected against outside sounds. Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works rtiono 750 LABELED IjIKF, PITIXMANS. " PAULIS MOTOR CAR Inc. Sixth Street and Central A rtiur) In Paris passenger automobiles, CO., DISTRIBUTORS Authorized 1'ortl Sales and Sen o Station. according to the present fad, aro BELF.Jf AUTO COMPANY, I5LXEN. X. M. being labeled like Pullman cars 217 Phone 1498. 124 South Third and yachts. Imposing cars are North Fourth 679 Phone St seen on the highways bearing on the radiator or side names such as Taulette, Suzanne, Jvonne, etc January 29, 1922, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' News of the Churches: Announcing Sunday Sei'"Vices . ! whose son had been causing him COXGIU'.f, ATIOX Mi. HOME TRAIRIKG OF CHILDREN a great deal of worry, on taking! Br. Davidson, in his sermon last Protecting, One's Family Is his son with him on a business Sunday, described the tearing CARLSBAD Practical Christianity. trip to 'get acquainted,' said, 'I &oi& Cfaairdh down of n, church edifice which Is yours fully protected? was surprised to find how many for generations bad been the. meet- IN V CHRISTIANITY HOST VITAL good points my own son had.' irkg. ) of a the re- ing placo people, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvin Life Co. He talked to his Livingston Kansas City Ins. boy about his announcements must be for at W. E. placing of it by one more stately, entertained oil Monday evening at L. C. own and (Church prayer the home of mon- Morsfelder, State Mgr. boyhood's temptations in offico noon on 701 more beautiful, adapted to their home in l.a lluerta with a V AFTER SAYS REV. GUY in that gained tho confidence tho Journal by Manger, Vci Roma. newer J LIFE, way Friday at p. m. the needs. This picture, ho wild game dinner, the meats being 1 of his son. And in the course of Friday.) 7:4j Meeting tak- said, describes what ban been After din- for Bible study at the hall. wild goosa and duck. : : tho conversation, the boy said. ing place before our eyes- in the was in danc- r so First Mcthotflst Episcopal Church. ner tho evening Bpent open nnd ( loscrt lars 'Oh Dad, I'm glad you haven't St. history of the world. Wo have Those were: Se- how feel now Corner Third and Lead avenue Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. ing and card'. present Reasonable Rates Pastor of Broadway Christian Church in forgotten boys F. Sixth street and Silver avenue. been coming through an ago of Messrs. and Mcsdames Ilolley Ben- you'll understand, Now I feel I Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. ieonoclasm in of school Arthur M, Knudsen, pastor. every department son, J. D. HudKins, h- K. Pence, 615 TAXI 615 can face anything with you. But Uowyer, Sunday superin- and church has not es- M. ries of Sermons on "The Efficient Christian Missi Bessie deacon- 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. A. life, the H. IT. Diiley, C. C. Sikes. D. say, why didn't you tell me tendent; Way, W. caped. Wo have not realized that Milton Dr. and Stand: First nnd TIJoras sooner, Dad? It would have ess; Mrs. Smith, musical Kracmer, superintendent. .laelison, Smith, A. It. HACA. Home," Bible School and Church Can- Ralph 11 a. rn. what was going on Inside the Mrs. V. F. C.lasler. Says saved me more than one fall-dow- director. Morning worship with "Unof-feie- church was going 011 outside of it Tp any place Any time. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. holy (ommtmion. Topic: d The Woman's club met on Tues- not Do for and Girls What Parents Can sermon. and T'nanswered In science, in education, in gov- Boys "Mothers, let the work 11 a. m. Service with Prayers." in day afternoon at tho club house, girls An- Anthem; "The Wideness of ernment, and even business. The interest- with you. Let us not force e, Topic: "The Ethics of Power." God's where the following very Mercy." church, however, has perhaps felt was rendered: Indian Those at the Broad- Interested In the home life of the hut win it. We should them: "Let tlie Earth Rejoice." this work of destruction tho mrtst ing program worshiping 6:30 6:30 p. m Christian Endeavor Life Art and Industries, Mrs. J. G. Christian church on child. take time to keep that Intimate p. in. Epworth league. Of the (iconoclasts, he by BRANGLE way Sunday contact and 7:30 p. m. PraiHe service with mooting. Topic: "What the World keenly. Atw.iter; Science and Music, Mrs, "The texts chosen were Proverbs relation with our to mentioned tho Infidels of Tin and Sheet Metal Works. morning's are beins benefited by children which will com- sermon. Topic: "The Bright Side Owes Foreign Missionaries." Frank: Kindle; piano duet. Mrs. 22:6. 'Train a child In the bring 7:30 Xu. tho time of Paine nnd Voltaire; Agent for '.(earing the minister, the Rev. W. up panionship and afford the most of Life." Anthem: "Rejoice." p. Evening worship, Kindle and Miss Linn; roll call way he should go, and even when The will the physicists of tho time of Hux- r. Guy, In a series of sermons on sacred opportunities for training. pastor give the last of and the with current events American Front Rank he is old he will not depart from But if Avenue Methodist. five messages on First Corinthians. ley Darwin; higher critics; Miss Jennlo Linr.. "The Christian Home." 9:36-3- our attitude toward relig- Central and those who desire to re- illustrators, Efficient if And from Matt. 'But ious Central avenue Arno Btreet. Consideration will be to today STEEL Ft'RN'ACES in- life, the church, and the and given church clubs and or- Mrs. Thorold Eller spent several Sunday was the third of this when he saw the multitudes, he C, C. Spiritual place the by 113 W. Copper. Albuquerque. Christ is frivolous, our teaching Higbee. pastor. (lifts, the Highest Gift, benevolences. Tho at- days last week in Artesia visiting teresting series. The seneral was moved with compassion for and school at 9:30 a. m. and the Resurrection of the ganized on were distress- talking has been in vain. Sunday Body. tacks of other days, ho showed, friends. She returned home themes were "Parental them, because they Our life and J, E. Mujor, For the Week: Training ed and scattered as sheep not very accent of superintendent. did not touch tho verities of the Saturday. of Children in Biblical Truths and speech should be right. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer Mrs. Horn Holt was hostess to having a shepherd. Then saith he " "Necessitated God's Na- meeting. Christian religion. Divested of all Christian Virtues," and "Children 'Pray yo the Lord of the har- Topic: by those beliefs which belonged to tho Littlo Bridge, club 011 Wednes- Dedicated to God and Definite unto his disciples, the harvest vest that He send laborers.' ture." Anthem: "Still, Still With Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Sewing White Lily Fruit Stand Indeed Is but the la- forth tho husk, not to the kernel of day at her home on Guadalupe Christian Service Exalted as a IJfe plenteous, If children have been not only Thee." Solo; "Oh! Lord, Remem- meeting of Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Wilson borers are few. Pray ye therefore Me." Christianity, its appeals today are street, Fred making Fresh Fruits. Home-Mad- e Work." There were combined Into trained but surrounded with the ber far moro mora ir- score. the Lord of the harvest, that he influences at 6:30 Rroaduay Christian Cliureli. reasonable, far high Candles. Nuts. this one specific topic, "Exalting into his har- right naturally and log- Young People's meeting resistible than before. Shall we On evening Mr. and in Home." send forth laborers ically they will turn to Christian p. m. Mr. Harris Gross, president. Broadway and Gold avenue. Wednesday 101) WEST CENTRAL Christ the Willard A. not profit by the criticisms of the Mrs. Allen entertained at Mr. said in vest.' service. How many are there who Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Guy, minister. Resi- Hardy Guy part: "Why 11.-- , church today? If the church in Mr. and Mrs, In "I believe every parent has the pray for the Father's will to be Special music at each of the dence, South Walter street. dinner, honoring spend several Sunday mornings 3 its is not what Sella of Falls. Those desire to have his chil- done? And it can be done as services under direction Phone 64 practical workings ger Sioux discussing the home life? Why not burning only preaching it ought, to be, let us by all present were Mr. and Mrs. Selmger. one this dren become the right kind of "laborers go forth." What are wc of Mrs. Elizabeth A.' Bradford. Unified program every Sunday talk Just Sunday upon from 9:45 to know nbout it. If tho old edifice Mr. and Mrs. T.. R. Lung, Mr. and then let the matter men and women. Even though the doing to help God answer such a morning 12. In which has Better Bread subject, and Christians them- Mrs. St. 9:45 Bible school. Christianity been Mrs. Marvin Llnvingston. Mr. nnd for ft while? We are parents aren't prayer? Wesley prayed for John's Cathedra! (Episcopal). housed is Insufficient for tho new on drop quite desire their children her God to Silver avenuo 11 Church service. Sermon Mrs. Sohager left Saturday for IS MADE RY this, subject from selves, they children, asking lead and Fourth street, tasks laid It, hit It lie re- tlu-i- talking upon them. 1 272-- topic; "The Lord's tho upon home after spending several to In order that to do right and they send them Then turning to her Bible rhone Day and a new edifice is Sunday Sunday to school. And oftentimes she to "Where- tho of Lord s Service." placed. Indeed, weeks with Mrs. Scliager's sister, we may see the home from differ- Biblo opened (Ex. 14:15) During month January already beginning to arise, more Mrs. The Erwood Bakery Christian do the same fore criest thou unto me? services will bo held by Rev. WI1-ia- Both Endeavors meet 6:30 p.m. Lang. ent in order that we may parents Speak beautiful, more than the 111 angles; send their children to thou unto tho children of Israel Worthington. Topic: "What the World Owes the Inviting W. C. Sellers has been quite be creating an atmosphere in' the thing old. It will be concerned with for tho week. His son. Dr. Chris- school instead of taking them. that they go forward." From that 7:30 a. m. Early communion. Foreign Missionaries." no past home that is distinctively hour Mrs. 7:30 one part of our nature alone, Sellers, of Inwa, school teach- But whether the parents go or Wesley made it a point 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Evening worship. Sermon but with our whole hi Harry Otumwa, tian. Parents, Bible to talk 11 m. life. Not in; arrived to bo with him. and not they have this desire for their privately with each son, to a. Morning prayer and topic: "Abraham; the Significance affects bo for- Saturday ers, day school teachers read of His Call." Anthem: that humanity will eve- CANDY SHOP come In contact with children. and pray with them and to sermon. "Tho Mercy to It. Tho old On Thursday afternoon and all who discuss the of life Scat." Duct: "Eventide," Mr. eign narrowing nt the club house in Fresh homo made candies made child-lif- e or "The Biblo school and church great questions ning Eddy Ia have the making the with them. as Chnrles and Mr. V. creeds will be cast off forever. a within their cannot do for the boys and girls And tho yearB went Xnzarene Church. Bearing Barker. Men will be Christian and lluerta benefit bridge party and dally. Special sale twice a week. breaking of character on sne continued corre Hfin block on Third street. Anthem: "When tho Lord Shall through dance was tho ladies of of these should be what the can do. Eor this by North I ho given by Phono 722. 110 S. power. And all parents spondence. Is it wonder that' I,. L. Uuild Zion." through. confess, said, that Grace church. were Second this is the chief business of the any Gaines, pastor. Telephone Fp thero is nothing that fires Im- Fifty guests from such an influence came men 2080-- J. Music in Mrs. W. my in oth- Christian home. E. W. Thorn- charge of P. as the of what entertained the afternoon, such as John and Charles Wesley? school at 9:45 a. m. McDowell. agination thought ers out in tho for ton has said, 'Our homes are not Sunday tho church will be in tho days to coming evening Most chil- Wo should "pray the Lord of the Treadling 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. cards and dancing. IN constructively Christian. come. Parent-Teacher- THE STITCH Ideas harvest" nnd expect Him to answer Special music by Prof, and Mrs. M. E. Church (Spanish). Tho Carlsbad s Scalp specialists Facials and dren must get religious the prayer out of our own Meets at .Moose 114 North association on after- TIME SHOP Bible school. Since the right Wells at both services, hall, BROADWAY w'U't Friday Manicuring Hair dressing from the homes. on at Third street (Herald CHIUSTIAN. noon at. the High school auditori- Golden .Modern "A In Time Saves do not do this, then we Prayer meeting Wednesday building). The School of Medicated Stitch homes "A mother, for twenty years, had 7 p. m. J. W. Clutter, pastor. Parsonage. Missions. um. The following program was Nine." must.' But we, as parents and 2 0 There was a lino Sun- TURKISH BATH been praying this prayer, had been South Sixth St. Phone 257-- J. responsa rendered: Song, America; address, must change this con- 10 when the enrollment for the C. Terry ROYAIj cleaners teachers vitally interested in the missionary Salvation a. m. school, day Dr. Fourth W Jaqna Phone 419-- Army. Sunday Pate; exercise, grade: Phono 68.-1-- 50HJ4 W. Central 420 West Gold. dition in the home. cause. But one 1 street. 10:50 a. m. School of Missions was taken, cannot func- day her daughter Office, 023 North Third Sermon. piano duet, Anrella Sullerds and Mrs. Ij. M. Hasans, Prop. "The Biblo school wished to go and the mother was R. G. Guest In command. Thp Hnrwnod Glee club about one hundred persons signify- Mildred recitation. home help. Captain Boys' their desire fur Hutchinson; tion properly without angry. It was well Mid good that 9:30 a. m. County jail. will sing at the morning service. ing this eiy Winifred Hubert: pinno solo, Eliz- Ideas r v1 To quote from Athearn 'The others should go but not hers. One 10:30 m. 7 p. 111. service and ser- course. abeth Arm- to moral and a. Street service. Song The Purdy; address, Judge most fundamental young man said: "The maddest I 11 a. m. Holiness mon in Bareliis. books are now ordered and in meeting. tho first of strong. Chiropodist Specialist religious life are developed ever saw my father was when I 2:30 p. m. school and session the school will Miss Essie Jones of Is Corns, in- Talbert Beauty Parlor fundamental Sunday be held Dayton callouses, bunions, and family life. Many told him I wanted to b a minis- adult Biblo clans. ST. PM l. S ENGLISH Sunday evening, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Mar- growing and club nails. Electrical Face Scalp are established by the ter." And he was a Christian fath- - I.e- - 5, at ii:3u o'clock. Mr. will Trent-ment- s, principles 6:15 ii. m. Younu Tennle's l.l Till RAW Guy vin Livingston, in La Huerta. Electrical Fare and Scalp and m the udult Mr. PAINLESS D. C. P. time the child enters school, If i. Ainmier s:uu: r or ;i vc;ir p- en The ladles of be Missionary So- bad group; Sumner Mrs. Leo Hanson and Utile PERL, Manicuring, B05-- Shainpoolns, intensified school father did not to me. II were gin-si- the senior group; Mrs. Ciosuo the Grand Cenlrnl Hotel J 1 they are during speak after ; . m street rally. ciety the of the Wom- daughter are visiting In Big Ph. Phone f2 115 West Copper e- - life. as those of mm or my or 5 an's intermediate group, and .Mrs. Mize In V . ad as will entitle Such conceptions jtoui intentions p, m. Salvation itv eilng. Missionary Society of the Springs and other points Texas. This coupon God, dut.v. honor, honesty are Luinni a viiiimian ic.incr. Congregatlniial church at a com- tho junior group. A short will bo for tho next you to 25c on shampoos So They away determined in the home life." "We may talk of infidelity in mir First Concrcsntlonal Church. bined study nn.l social meeting nt play will follow the class month. you see the importance of the colleges, and It Is there; we may Coal avenue nnd South P.rond- - tb" home 'of Mrs. 1 1, r,. Snyder. i period cacli evening, tho Junior Major K. P. Bujac returned Sat- first five years. talk of radicalism in our pulpits. wny, Harod S. Davidson. I'll. lh. 1.122 Wist Marquette avenue, on group having chan-.- of the play urday from a, two weeks' trip to NEW SYSTEM "Folsom in his "Religious Edu- ana it is mere, mit tno worst torm mjmater. llcsidence, 620 South Tb rsday a f ternonn. on rennuiry 0, which 13 entitled, Alamogordii and El Paso. "Say It With Flowers" cation in the Home" says, 'With of Infidelity among us is that of water street Tho regular monthly conference "The Choice." The school will be Mrs. J. '. Joyce and Mrs. W. B. TAILORING more can be done for "praying tho Lord of tho harvest' church school at 10 o'clock of Sunday school workers will be open to anyone who wishes to Moore returned from SrtTS MADE TO The Floral Co wisdom, seno Tuesday ORDER Blankinship the child religiously in this period to ronn la Borers ana tnen Orchestra, rehearsal at 9 30. Held nt the church on Sunday aft liennlson, Tex., where they have Cleaning and of his v jifrfl L" ( S Repairing 118 rOt'RTH STREET than in any other period iit.u wi'N my lilll'l Morninu service at 11 o'cloci:. l'iioo:i nt o'clock, The hook re. Mision..ry Society. sp'-n- several weeks visiting rela- 308 Dr. Farrar has His eervlco. ur homos need a view be The of SOITII SECOND STREET the Tostofflce growth.' And Topic: "lias tho Modern Church a is to prcsen'ed bv Miss I'cbiu.ny the tives. Opposite said, 'When your child is five, new vision of God and duty. Gos;ieI?" i Bella Danlelson on "The 'Bccin- - Missionary Society will bo held 0:1 The city council has announced "How different the homes where n vou have done half that you Cbristlan Endeavor meeting at tiers' Department" by Wray. Other Thursday afternoon, February 2, the sale of twenty-seve- thousand is ex-- t, can ever do to influence him Christ's work exalted! For I 6:30 p. m. Topic: "The World' important Items are to come before at tho homo of Mrs. Edward l.ov-it- dollars worth of bonds to erect a KEEP "SWEET" habit-formin- g Scudder IOITi The ample, take the family Debt to. Missions." j the workers for consideration. North Second street. An new ball for Carlsbad. Work on religiously.' In 550 thir-- I city By attending your church are early and therefore we which has years given serv ice at 7:30 o'clock. The church council of the interesting program, dealing with will be as soon an a, satisfac- years of missionaries to A Evening church, begun Sunday and eating our Candy. can easily see the importance India. Topic: "The of Jesus composed of the ciders an deacons. our mission work in Tibet, is being tory location can be found. woman In a meet- - Gospel I home-trainin- g. It cannot begin leading prayer Christ." ad representatives from nil the prepared. his meeting will be In Troop B, New Mexico cavalry, Peek-I- n RENT a convention in Los I Candy Shop FORDS for too early in the child's life. ling at Angelesj organizations in the congregation, charge of group four. All ladies had a benefit danco nt the armory child- asked In 111 315 South Second St. "How can we train our that others join her prayer Clmrcli. .v. meet on Monday In of the church are invited. on Friday evening, the mis- - Presbyterian. -- evening proceed" Phono 710. Drive Yourself by proper teaching tnat her boy mignt become a .,. n , the church nnrlnrs from which are for the Them ren? First, of .,.. basketball We furnish In the truths of the bible and sionary. A. and C. R. McKcan T1,e monthly business CONGREGATIONAL, team of this organization. everything "Let us pray God and at thp same jH. Cooper nf meeting life. This can be done largely by j ,he Ladies' Aid be. The of but the driver time exalt Christian service In our pastors. society will missionary department taking their questions seriously 9:45 a.m. school. E. B. held at the borne of Mrs. p. n. the Woman's club of the The class and Service thorn homes. Let us honor Christ ami Sunday Congre- municipal government of First Courteous Day Night and answering properly. Cristy, n.mlelson, 1017 South Arno, on gational church entertalhid this Stonewall, N. Is femini- Service never too io an- His wo;-- In our homes. Let our; superintendent. c, strictly Treatment Let us be busy 11 a. 111. Morning worship, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Missionary of tho ,st. Paul's ne, In lis makeup. Tt consists of swer A littlo homes radiate an influence that 1 ho of their questions. ' To,Ic: a Father Plticth His class young people in Lutheran church at its regular .Miss Maud E. Satterthwalto as Sunshine Barber DRIVERLESS child said to her father, 'Papa, shall be Rc- - for - Shop our h V,wtvV.m,lan:'hiIdren.'' Solo: "Come, Jesus preparation church member- moM'ng on Thursday. The tnjdc mayor, assisted by a city council to God for me. I'm too homes sn,p meets with tho studied was "Africa'" Mrs. A. R. VIGIL. speak to me.' that may be a deomer." pastor at the olds of three women. Irop. little. He won't listen they propagating 6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. r!u"'c" every Saturday nt gave a brief talk on the Congre- - 308 S. Second Phone BRn.TV force for Christ and His service. morning V That was an opportunity which 7:45 p. m. service o'clock. All who m-- r 1ntoivwi national work in tho southern J to to his Let us be ready and willing for our Evening .10In part Phone 580 121 N. Third that father grasped give Musical program by the choir: 1. this work and desire to 1nln thp 01 1110 continent, ami Mrs. Harn-ha- rt v child the conception of children to be what God wants class J right to Anthem: "The spirit In Our are welcomed to share Its discussed the history of Luth- to let tho child know that them be. benefits. Afrb-a- God, "Can a Christian do less?" Hearts" (Shelley); 2, Anthem: eran work in Solos were EXCELSIOR Gertrude God is a friend to children, and Lord Perhaps the most sung by Mrs. Jack as Thompson loves every- "Fairest Jesus" (Matthews); tragic thin? LaPraik, and that he hears and 3, Duet: "O Lord, Remember Me" In tho world today is the ease with tlie closing feature of the program The Soft Water Teacher In Branch of one. Lot us always answer their .$'$$--t'$-4$"$$- ' which men can little Sherwood intelli- (Ilartlett); 4, Anthem; "Seek Ye get along without a play was enacted by four Music School questions truthfully and tho 6, Male tho Lord Jesus or Kills with their dolls: so wo shall not EXDEAVOn Lord" (Roberts); quar- Christ, at least, "How Some Room 25, Whltlngr Bldg. gently. In doing CHItlSTIAX t 6, think tho Little Dollies Mis- Laundry HOME "8 tet: "Christmas Song" (Fory); they ran; unfortunate Came to Go as 1 77 Phone 1519-- FOR offend one of these little ones.' SOCIETIES. corollary is the sionaries." PHONE 177 ex- s n Solo: "The Living God" (O'Hnra), that Master is Refreshments were "Second, by setting the Si- are Miss Kellogg; 7, Anthem: "The compelled to get along without served by the hostess, Mrs. H L. ample ourselves. Children them, when He ,T. Haii We tell lent Sea" (Neidlinger). could ue them all Snyder, assisted by Mrs. W. COMFORTS great Imitators. may 7:45 m. Mid- in numberless ways. The and Mrs. Wheeler. to but more likely Presbyterian. Wednesday, p. church, George them what do, week prayer meeting. as Christ's witness In the worid Say It With Marinello Shop they will do as they see us do. Sunday, January 29, 6:45 p. m. sets before its The will be what members specific, XAZVREXE. only exclusive Marinello Our actions they Topic: "What the World Owes to Immnnucl I'van. Lutheran Church. attractive, worthwhile tasks. The Insurance shop In will follow. 'Example is more Missionarlss" 28, evangelistic services being Albuquerque. A Foreign (Matt. Gold avenue and Arno street. held at tho Nazarene church the In a Policy with Expert marcel and water than precept.' father ). Miss Brown. CEXTKAT powerful Leader, Ruth Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence, AVEM E METHODIST past week have suc- waving. was admonishing his son about music. A committee proven very The New Chiropody swore. Special Special prayer 200 South Arno street. appointed bv the cessful. So far only one service York Life Phone 4 41 104 W. Central swearing, but he, himself, meeting nt 6:35 p. m. a. m. ant of the official with-wi- hf Sunday school- at 9:45 meeting board has been hold without Of course, his words were No mora can has caused to he profession W fihniilri nrnetiee fascinating topic Services in English language at placed in position of faith. The soul-stirri- ser- be found than "What the World 11 a. m. "The Harvest Is a very attractive and mons of self-contr- ol in of our Topic: Informing Evangelist Vanderpool the presence Owes to Foreign Missionaries." It Here." bulletin board on tho south side have children. Weigie nas saia. uo of gripped tho conscience of the Paris Shoe is a popular subject and atforda Services In the English language the church, facing Central ave- people in an Store Brown's Transfer Alhuperqu absolutely nothing before a an excellent to be- nue. Even unusual way. The not have him opportunity every Sunday at 11 o'clock and in people passing on the singing of Mr. and Mrs. Weils has Shoes for the whole family. child you would come Interested in the cause for its street cars will find in Good Let touch his the German language on the first the same a been greatly enjoyed by all who Quality at Reasonable and Storage copy. nothing own sake. As this is Missionary and third of the month call to worship. have heard It. Prices. senses that you would not have of- Sundays A new 11(1 V. Silver Phone 878 Sunday, the regular missionary at 9:45 o'clock. placard has also been There will be two 107 N 1st St. T. M. C. A. permanently enter into his life. will be taken. The member- placed above the great services Opp. Ask About Our Service Gas & Electric fering registration desk Sunday at 11 and 7 Phono 028-- 1. There may be some exceptions, of the is in- in tho o'clock. The C. A. HODGES. Pron. ship society steadily SI. E. Church (Spanish). entranceway to the audito- meetings will continue V but you cannot tell when the The eve- rium. And on throughout ereentlnns come.' Thus we should creasing. regular Sunday Los Qriegos. Eulalio Yrenc, order of service tho week. Services begin at 7:30 ' attendance averages around bulletin with movable in- train by example. ning pastor. 3 p. m. Service. letters is each evening. 80, while tho membership is 107. stalled so that It can be seen We extend to a "Third, we should be compan- one' the entire by all cordial Invita- A ions with our children. We can Every welcome; strangers a nibfa Students. congregation. We ex- tion to attend these services. HOME Company speciality. I. S. A. meet pect in this way to add to serv- never guide and train Tho B. will at the One properly Tuesday evening, In the church Moose hall as follows: ice by economizing time nf the very best in town; furnace heat, everything modern our children unless we know and close in. Costs to flior flnrl thnv "Vnnw lis. Snmn parlors, the finance committee will 3 p. m.; 7:45 p. m.; Wednesday, Sunday, the 29th insi., at 7:30 right you nothing let us show it to you. Your Service" on a carnival. This will be the young "At may say that is foolish? Oh 'no! put big 7:45 p. m., prayer and praise people of the Epworth TUCUMCARI 220 93 We the "hit of the season," and every service; Friday, 7:45 p. m. eague will have charge of the en- GOBER, SHORT & GOBER, W. Gold. Phone must remember that we, too, one la invited. There are numer- tire service. This were young and we need to take is the voung peo- ous laughs and surprises in store. Science ple s organization of church. the time to get with Christian Society. the Tf-t- f acquainted The Castle of Fun la a scream, and Woman's 618 Jhey will give what term CoUntV Slinertntoriilenf our boys and girls. A lawyer, club building, they an Nelle ofl surely you will want to "blow In" West Gold avenue. open session," to which the gen- Hauscr and Dr. I.cmlng eral ina Doara or and view the Cave of the Winds. Sunday services at 11 a. m. public Is Invited. Tho pro- public health, aro TYPEWRITERS There will be the Man and gram will consist of enforcing the vaccination laws on Strong Wednesday testimonial meeting special music account All makes, new and rebuilt for sale, 5.00 month. lots of other marvelous attractions, at 7:45 p. m. comments on the lesson and reci- of tho general reports of per Repairs and then there will be "hot dog" school at 9:45 a. m. tations by the youth of the church. smallpox epidemic from over the guai Sunday 1 he Call und Seo Our New ROYAL QUIET Model sandwiches 'n everything. You The reading room in Room 9, meeting will be lend by the country. FORD can take In the whole show for tho prosldent, Mr. Senator Albert Callsch of Mon-toy- a Melinl 412 West Central Harris Gross. Your ALBUQUERQUE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. building, presence made the school small sum of one dollar. Of course avenue, Is Sun- will encourage the superinten- 122 SOITII FOURTH STREET. 903-.- I. 750 Sixth open dally except young dent's office PHONE Phono and Central you can have a good time for less. days from 2:30 to 6:30 p. m. people. a call last week. Senator Oalisch Is deeply Interest- ed in school Congregational. Immaculate Conception Church. METHODIST EPISWPAL. work. He reports A delightful social was held by (Jesuit Fathers.) On Wednesday afternoon seven- much needed Improvement now tho C. E. on Friday evening. It North Sixth Btreet. teen ladies of the Woman's Home under way on the school building. CADILLAC CARS hard-tim- T. P.. was a e function, and Sodality mass, 7 a. m. Missionary Society, of the First Leib, former district Judge, CITY those present dressed appropriate- Children's 8:15 a, m. Methodist Episcopal church start- was a business visitor last week mass, ed from N. NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORPORATION ly. To make the affair still more Low mass, 9 a. m. out together in automobiles to Raton, M. Interesting, the in the 10 a. m. call on members and Hishop F. 11. Howden of Albu- Phone 776 207 West Gold Ave. participants High mass and sermon, prospective was 517 West Central Ave. Phone 748 festivities were in masquerade. Evening services, 7:30 o'clock. members of the society across the querque among the recent Some costumes river. Ten homes were visitors to the city. exceedingly unique a visited and were In evidence. A collection was First Baptist Cliurch. very enjoyable afternoon was taken up during the evening for Broadway and Lead avenue. spent. the poor, which In this case hap- The Rev. Thomas F. Harvey, pas- irT,he. flr ca" M. Dan MONEY TO LOAN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE pened to be the C. E. society Itself; tor. Phone 2334-- J. s, whero tea and wafers were Albuquerque Foundry We have applications for loans on Real Estate as follows: and tho offering was taken by ono Graded Biblo 9:45 a. m. served, and a splendid 1 Ivo Life Fire Automobile Rentals scluol, variety of Hundred Hollars ($.00). Notary who was evidently one of the most Mission school at corner of For- .Vt?etahIos' nned fruits nnd and Machine Ono Thousand, Two Hundred Dollars Accident and Plate Glass Loans Work hard-u- p Works Fifty ($1,250) of the members, Judging rester and Slate at 9:45 a. m. vegetables, butter, meats, lard and Englnerra Foundrn One Thousand Dollars ($1,000). Health Burglary Conveyancing Bonds at C. manv nitiA,. MarliliiUtn. least from his attire. Games Men's Bible class at Y. M. A. l,u,,8" were on dis- Castings In Iron, lirasi, Bronze, Alum- Two Thousand Dollars (82,000). I were entered into and refresh- at 9:30 a. m. play, all having been on inum. Electrlo Metors. Oil 'ETCALF AGENCY Miller raised . ...the Engines, T!,n ments were served. The convener Public worship at 11 a. m. "i"uniA iiuuiiK I'umpi and Irrigation. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 118 Bontl I Mn rhone 144. of tho committee In showing the pictures Worlii and Office charge was and 7:30 p. m. evolution of the Mil- Albuquerque. 409 West Copper. I'lr-h- 79 Miss Selma Anderson, and the af- V ler ranch. reflected cred- fo"ow,n fair certainly much Clmrcli of Christ. h JJ194 ladles were nt it upon her and her committee. 901 the callers: Mil- South Edith. Service begin- ler Mrs. Dan LIFE'S SECOND GREAT IF At a recent meeting; of the of- ning 29. J. A. Davidson Mrs Donaldson, Mrs. Flovd January Miller. Mn .1 FOR SALE ficers and of - '' teachers the Sunday will be in charge. -- cl' "lrs- Mrs. 1 e ih does not disable t. "ill, 1' you school a suggestion was brought 10 a. m. Bible school. lRt' Mr Bailey, Mrs. The Tent & Co. Vi- 1 w'.l fulfill those won't WATER MOTOR Albuquerque Awning plans, you? up by the superintendent to add 11 a. m. Preaching and a ;: .' v tSS There ar1 disabled through accident every year than to the equipment of the rooms. '""chcon of sandwiches, Inquire J 1: ' other two causes together. The suggestion met with the favor In p'cltIPS ttn coffee was JOURNAL F F I V i: J- ' Tf r A At ;'! MI'TUATi FIVE WAY POLICY. of all, and estimates are being North Fourth Strcot Gospel Hall. KIT TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP SUPPLIES V i'2 f me lost as the result of an Accident. made for the addition, which is 1300 North Fourth street. turn of the- innta . s greatly needed. Sunday school and Bible class . vj incirui noines. It IS 11 flnnn , . . I Uff".rVr AB"IIAif at 9:45 a. m iu tan upon males Indian PORCH CURTAINS OUR SPECIALTY ZU In some parts of rural England 11 a. m.' Breaking of bread in th?,.church ,,vln north of the Motorcycles WCdl HUE iUY there is a guperstltutlon that read- remembrance of the Lord. city, the same way on Wednesday TjIR AGENCY OK SERVICE ing the eighth Psalm over tho 7:30 p. m. Third address of a afternoon, February 1, and Bicycles L. C. heads of Scries In the KEPPELER, Mgr. C niore are FIVE 1FS In Life. infants three times three on riie Tabernacle ALBUQUERQUE NOVELTT great days In the week for three consec- Wilderness." "The Brazen Next to coal, Is best Will you about the third next Sunday. Topic; peat the WORKS Phone 903-- 321 West Gold Ave. utive weeks, will prevent the babies Lover." possible fuel. It burns longer than 321 South Second St. from becoming 111. Wednesday at 8 p. m. Meeting wood and gives more heat. Be a Kid Again! Start the Day Smiling! "REGULAR FELLERS" "BRINGING UP FATHER" is a week-da- y comic in the Morning Journal every morning in the Albuquerque appears 1922. Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, January 29,

News Service; McManus Copyright ' 3021 by tlm International By George BRINGING UP FATHER Registered U. S. Patent Office,. f L- -- I - MERCY WHERE - BELEN MY WORD- - WHAT IT't ACOOD TMlNd", ' DID THAT TRUNK I SO YOURE tAIUN' THE TRUNK I'D LOCKED y- K ELVER IN THIb y-- NEW YORK . lt CONE FROM ? p-- Mr. ami Mrs. Vnn "'" "' J','. FOR TRUNK-NUb- FER IF DlNTY HEARD r "t I peka, Ivans., were RUfMs CEE.! IF HAD BE. "bOUD- - THAT REMARK-HE'- Mr?. J l!re.r.ls M n I and to All. THE. MONEY-- D eE OUT AN entire party im.tmv.l TJ i I'll The foi 111' what I - on Wedn.srtny CO WITH YOU xr - FICHTIN'I IMite vflritt u ONE BOUGHT- nuerque DO-DIN- r en ll tellyeY- I'LL TAKE rtav. Mr. nml Mrs. lwloy W7 roiito to ralifomia. , YEL IN ATROISK AN' Mrs. Andrirk In veiling frlon.ls Tex. "NOBODY WILL in Ainaiillo. ... Ttov Dent, formerly of 1V1. KNOW IT visited friends here last weelc fro:.i his home in Oklahoma on his va to Alhiimieriine to ivsume his won, with the Santa Ke there. Mr and Mrs. liernard .liicol.M.n a visit from Mrs. J. pre enjoyiiiB a I) riirmo.lv of Oakland, alif.. sister of Mrs. Jacobson. and Mrs. Hattie ('. Records of Boston, Mass who 1b Mr. Jaeobson's sister. Mr. Iallie It. Jloores 01 r.i i 0 Tex., si.ent last week Helen th interests of the local Hurra - bee Review. li r, CflD Mrs. Lee Armstrong and rtuiinh-1e- M Moselle, spent last week visit- eldei-- t ing with Mm Armstrong's daughter in Tueumeari, K. M. The Belen high school basket- ball teams motored to Mountaina.r last Friday to play. Relen Rtrls were defeated with a score of 14 '' 12, while the Belen boys won to 9. . - " I Miss Jackie Mallow entertained .ay-captai- I'VE! WE'VE: the T. X. T. eluh Friday evenii.i--- . .IT fit Kxvy OOT BEEN POTTlNd met witli ill 1 ir nr The loeal W. C. T. V. DID YOU did:: take: that - IF A TRUNK DOWN N THE TRUNKS IN THE. HOLDl Mrs. John RerUer, Jr., on Thursday TRUNK DOWN IN THE blHT- IT HADN'T ffl MUNI? CELLAR OF YOUR, BOAT- - t ALL DAY - I'M AFRAID afternoon. RING' - IT F1FI BEEN' FEK YOU AN HOLD MAKEt N - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitlne!: YOUR IbARKIN'-EVERYTHI- WANNA T T- OT YOU'LL HAVE! A HARD and Dorn-th- rlERVOU'b-e.RlN- ME THE Tt and daughter?, Virginia, WOULD A FRE-N- OF NINE., INSIDE - TIME FINDING IT - and Mr. and Mrs. Martin CHECK FOR IT- - I'LL I5E OUT n Moore and ehildren of Vneblo. HAVEL rEEr ALL BUT WE'LL, rolo., were Riiesls of the West fait on en route to X ''"nf try::: family Thursday I I California by auto. Mrs. Whitlock 7 is a niece of Mr. West fall's. Mrs. T. If. Moffit is enjoylnc a visit from her three sisters. Mrs. A. S. tiriffiths and Mrs. W. H. (iuffens of Chicns.'o, and Mrs. Lm y Rainier of Ranta Fe. at The T. ('. Johnson home was the neene of a very pleasant party on Friday afternoon when Mrs. John- son and Airs. M. II. Tate were Joint hostesses to forty Helen ladies The afternoon was with cards and fancy work, and a delici- ous luncheon was served by the Misses Mary Jane Armstrong. Dor- othy Dalies and I.ois Simmons. Cut flowers were used In decora- O o tion of the rooms. - o O d Mrs. William Kasterdav was hostess to the ladies nfthi M'eth- - odift aid on Wednesday afternoon, j

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The men of this city recently reorganized the Frank American Re- I'erkins Post No. K, - - I'M gion. The new officers of the po:,t NA661E DARLIN installed 9, 1922, were as WALK AROUND January Rich- - ONNA follows: Commander, Joseph y Charles I him Y-- THE DE.CK-KI- I TAKE erman; vice commander, HELLO hear THE. ('. Moyer; finance ofiicor, Oeorpe r? FIFI WITH MP? THHT'5 Ames. K Schafrer; adjutant, Mas DIISTY-tjPEA- j ffcATEM-f- e FIRT INTELLIGENT new is enjoying rr - The organization - .jf-- THIN NOW- GIT DOWN INTHE the support of ail of the pood citi- up- rdA YOU'VE 5A1D A very fLTH where: HOLD AN' FIND DlNTY zens of this community. H (food program has been arranfrrd U are: you? today: OR YOU'LL NEVER SEE for the coming year. A patriotic T)S J4k IE entertainment has been rtiranged STATUE OF for February 22. Governor camp-bel- l LIBERTY- - will deliver an address) in be- j" half of the work of the legion. enter- Si Mrs. Hubert Richardson 1

tained a number of friends at N , bridge Wednesday evening. Tlvi prize wag won by Mrs. Robert Powell. Afterwards 1he hostess served a three-cours- e luncheon. Next Thursday evening the local lodue of s will have a large Initiation when the past exalted rulers will servo in the chairs. Afterward a banquet will be served. Messrs. Frank christian and Roy Sutherland, who have been on tlio sick list for the past week, are re- ported to be improving. 7 .1. Folsom has returned from Kmporia, Kans., where ho has been for the past few weeks duo to illncRS of a relative. Mrs. J. 11. Met'ully and daugh- ter. Miss Jesslyn, have returned to San Bernardino, Calif., after visit- ing Superintendent MeCully of the Santa Fe here for several days. Miss F.loyse HaumRarner has left I HAVEN'T A PE.NNY I'M NEARLiI for an ex- - CAN YOU - HUH! LOOK WHAT for Fort Worth. Tex., ANY THINK 50- NE WIFE HA ALL ME REALLY- tended visit with her father who PAY HIS STARVED t GOT TO DO lives at that point. UNLEt? THIb MONEY- - 'bHE WON'T IV E ATE. have luck:: OUP-HOUN- THOUGHT "blS DAYb (Jrover Miller and wife FARE? ME A - I'M n FER been called to Jackson. Mich., on CENT SoRRX ALL THE ON ACCOUNT OF of the illness of a relative. ? 1 I'd KIDDlN I H 'account ' FOUND HIM' CAMPHOR - A FRIEND - Tl They left for that point the firs', ME' Y r$5 f VUZ- YOUR, THITSKIN-- of the week. " II BALLt IN fe?H Gilbert 11. Graves has returned CVX THETRUNIC to this city from Sweetwater, Tex., -- where he has been located for the 1 rr r past few weeks. Mrs. F. R. PiffenbauKh has left for Los Angeles, where she will visit with Mr. DiffenbauKh. who - has been in the hospital at that rfTT- point for some time. C;n..tMi Charley Rane has returned to Rincon, N. M., after having spent several weeks here with his father. Mr. Lane is recuperating from a broken foot. H. F. and have Chapman family 1 E left for Los Angeles for a short J visit. Among the Santa Fe officials who were visitors in the city the week were J. past Superintendent u o o o 0 A. Christie of Needles, Calif.. Su- f 5 C. J perintendent of TeleKraph II. U . 1)1j-r-u Chace of Topeka, Kans., and Su- H'11. perintendent of Transportation C. B. Otrohm of Chicago. H 11 T. K. Geisman has left for Chi- fu- cago, where he will make his 1111 ture home. 1 C. ,1. Wiley left Inst week for 10 IVm Milwaukee, Wis., where he will visit with relatives for several weeks. mm ft sti .y m C3c.'Mf PI H nn C AN W7 DON'T COUGE You can stop that distressin,'' - cough stop it quickly andsurely, Wind- and Tar Fi Fire Sale Foley's Honey 13 the best known and most sue-- ' ccwlul family cough medicine on (be market. It looteni the phlegm and mu-- coui; ioothei the raw inflamed luriacea, ' in? the toreneu and relief. WSl. caiei gives quick "a- k 11 w . Contains no opiate.. 3? li T. 0, Pravo, Belfrd, In., wrltM till! "ta vy frripp left me with ft severe oough. 1 lost In - A jll veffht nd ffot to thia it lookna at though I 9 would never fet well. Z tried Foler'i Bonef Tut and after tahingr two bottle, I att .0 0& cow wel) art back to m InutSi tiW I aoia everywhere. .,