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Texas, became enamored of the voice of Frank Bird of Okla- BY Will Decide homa City, as it came to her EMPLOYES Judge Whether) G0MD1T10NALLY through scores of miles of DEMOCRAT. SAYS Moving Picture Actor Musti ether. Through the microphone of a radio receiving set, Miss Stand Trial on a Charge, Sinlthson first heard tho voice Proposal Will Be Submitted of her future husband seven President and of Bigamy. Daugheiiy j to the House With the days ago. in OF RAILWAYS Bird, as director of an or- Attacked Connection (B The Associated frsts.) j Recommendation It chestra which has been 3. That giving With Statements They Los Angeles, June Koaoipn radio concerts here, announced Valentino, hero of many film ro- Be Accepted, the name of the selection. In Are Said to Have Made.1 More Than 1,200,000 Will mances, will know next Monday Gainesville Miss Smithson heard whether he must face a jury on a BITTER CONTEST ON it. THIS IS NOTTUSTRIA Be Asked to Ballot on the "I don't know why," she con- charge of bigamy. Justice of the IS of announced FLOOR FORECAST fessed today, "but right away KENTUCKIAN ASSERTS Wage Reduction Order Peace Hanby ' this today at the conclucion of the actor's I fell In love with that voice." the Labor Board. on charges Came a letter to this city. preliminary hearing New Language Regulating ex- Freedom of the Shall ON Valentino married Miss Wini- There was an answer. An Papers that of Fertil- of less half a 11 RAILROATJ-UNI- fred Hudnut at Mexican, Lower the Manufacture change than Not Be Shackled or dozen missives and Miss Smith-so- n California, and afterward lived izer is Inserted in the HEADS MEET TUESDAY with her at Palm Springs, Cal.. came to Oklahoma City. Abridged in the United etill was married A minister sealed the radio while he legally New Contract, romance. States, He Declares. The Six Have to Miss Jean Acker. Shop Crafts Whether Justice Ilanby will The Assoclutrd Los An- (By Tress.) (B.r Ths Assoriiilsd Press.) Three Tentative Ballots bind Valentino over to the 3. trial or dismiss the Washington, June Henry Washington, June 3. President geles court for to the Ready to Be Sent to Their complaint, depends upon his inter- Ford's proposal develop Harding and Attorney General California statutes vast power and PROGRESS pretation of the government's IDE Daugherty were assailed today In Membership. upon which the district attorney's projects at Muscle Shoals. the senate by Senator Stanley, office based the charge against the conditional ap- The Associated Ala., was given democrat, Kentucky, in connection (By Frew.) actor. com- contended Dis- proval by the house military with statements credited yesterday Chicago, June 3. Strike It was by Deputy mittee and ordered reported BY OFFICERS to President with trict Attorney Cpstello that the today II Harding respect Votes 1,200,000 of his second wife to the house with a recommenda- to. a senate attack on Secretary affecting fact Valentino and I ' ' , - bo in the to assertions America's lived in the same cottage at Palm tion that it accepted Hoover, and made by railroad workers, form agreed to in committee. Mr. Daugherty in his Chicago ad Springs for three days following vote returnable on the same date, warranted holdins The action was taken by a PETERS MURDER dress yesterday as to the policy to their marriage of 12 to 9 in executive session be followed twenty-to- ur about 3, the for trial. W. I. Gil- in filling the probably August defendant Christ entering the outskirts of Jerusalem. and was interpreted by commit- judgeships created under a bert, representing Valentino, ar- as ef will be decided upon at the Los June 3 Cental the old in the wonderful na- in, the California oasis, Mrs. Chris-tin- e teemen generally being in bill recently passed by the senate gued that no evidence showing Angeles, (by story fect but the skirmish labor conference in relations had been pro- In a outdoor amphi- has and Wetherlll Stevenson of Phila- preliminary Man Discovered in Phil- and house. railway marital Press). great tural setting, it sought for, to what promises to become u The duced. Both cited decisions they of tho hills near one found in modern Amer- delphia who conceived and wrote Senator Stanley, Interpreting Cincinnati next week, in the theater here practical the is now re- bitterly contested battle between Is of remarks "on the basis contended sustained their points. In Pilgrimage Play, adelphia Suspected president's of B. M. of tho oldest stories the world ica the innate, although sometimes the role of MagJa-le- n. the proponents and opponents of of some newspaper accounts" to opinion Jewell, Frank James, attorney for the writing Mary the Ford offer in the house. Being the of Players-Lask- y will be told this latent love for the beautiful teach- In itself and ns Companion refer to criticisms of all cabinet of the Famous corporation, again year. the oldect, at its final president Railway of meas- While Europe and many Amer- ings it portrays. And America is llfo repents itself, the oftenest re- In arriving decision, the Slain Man. officers, including Mr. Daugherty, Am- attacked the validity the the committee decided to elimi was employes department, ure on the ground the acts charged icans journey to the revival of the beating a path to its door. peated romance In tho world, tne said Mr. Harding attempting continental' prepara- Thousands of every creed and themo of the will be nate from the properties covered "to if not to muzzle," the erican Federation of Labor. by the prosecution did not consti- passion play, Magdalen in Ford offer tho steam (By The Associated Tress.) stifle, tions are quietly going forward station have come from far and brought to the full emotional and the plant White N. y Z, press. tute bigamy. at Ala., and agreed with Plains, June The employes expected to The followed testi- there for the opening, early in wide in past years. Whole towns dramatic intensity afforded by bib- Gorgas, Tho eighteenth day of the Ward Turns l ire on uuiincrtj. arguments of another the and small cities have declared holi- lical tradition and historical W. B. Mayo and J. W. Worthlng-ton- , his fire on vote are those affected by mony by Dr. Floretta White, phys- July, play depicting the of the shooting mystery brought three Turning ti.j aUorney. life of the Christ nonne-;-tarla- and made to it. sources on representatives Detro:t the senator accused him ician of Palm Springs, that she at- which, days pilgrimage which Mrs. Stevenson new sharp developments. The first was general, new wage reduction orders without the taint of profit, and with the opening in July will has drawn, one of the manufacturer, upon language the In of a of having, by nis Chicago tpecch, tended the marriage at Mexicali creating regulating the manufacture of discovery Philadelphia announced or pend- and the at her has in three short years become ail tome more. greatest roles of the drama and wounded man giving the name of served public notice on applicant! already that couple stayed American At Palm as fertilizers. In all other respects John the that muse from cottage at the springs1 that night. Oherammergau, Springs, though enhancing its message to modtrri Ford was Cienzo, of New York, suspect- for judgeship.! they ing the United States Unfolding the dramatic action of seeking inspiration from the desert life. the offer fully ap- ed of the of Clar- not say anything In criticism of Mrs. Valentino was ill, she testi- proved. being companion Railroad labor board. fied, and asked to have a room by ence Peters, alleged to have been Mr. Daugherty if they expjc.ed ap- Victory For Ford. shot Waller S. at the tlmo to bench. Eleven standard railway union herself, and Valentino and Doug- Mr. declared by Ward, pointment the heads will Cincinnati Mayo he regard- the baker's son claims to from a dispatch In thx gather in las Gerard, groomsman at tho wed- ed the committee action as a de- wealthy Heading Tuesdny to take some definite steps were to another have killed tho in Philadelphia Press in which it v.as ding, assigned FLOOR MANAGER ARE THE ? STOLEN cisive victory for Mr. Ford and Unsuccessful search a had a"two regarding the board's new wage room. 5111 a more for said the president taken cuts. 10 that determined effort wounded man was conducted yes- fisted at the black- Moves to Dismiss. ever before now would bo fling 'political Three Tentative Ballots. than terday in Stamford, Conn. guards' " who attacked executive ' When Mr. Costello submitted his made to obtain the The sly have properties. The second development was the officers, Senator Stanley wanteu iu railway shop crafts case Mr. James moved to dismiss Two other developments in three tentative ballots ready to go sur- DEPARTMENT GREATEST FROM S. MAIL discovery that a man known us know who were these "political the complaint, saying he was LUG 0. congress affecting Muscle Shoals had been seen as as are ilia to their membership. Two of these the district attorney occurred while the "Jack," lute blackguards who assailing were authorized at the recent con- prised deputy committee last Thursday night, at tho Mills attorney general." had not moved. He said it would was in session. The house in- hotel in New where Cienzo two memoers or con- vention hero and the third deals be misfortune if this de- on York, "They are with new An- a great structed its conferees the army claims to have Ho was said "who the wage reduction. be held to answer bill stayed. gress," he said, yesterday is on re- fendant should STORE IS SHOT INU.S.? SA! I1SPECT0RS appropriation to report back to have driven in a red auto- and uniform' other the acorptanee or when is no of his con- to it decision up wore the colors the seven pro- there hope what they reached mobile of the same make and color eminent senators-representin- g jection of working rules viction a with the senate on amend- of a soldier; mulgated by the labor board with by Jury. the of the car alleged by Ward to have sovereign states, ambas- Mr. Costello said there were sev- ment providing $7,500,000 for con- been used common- which the shop crafts are dissatis- the (Bj The Associated Fun.) by the mysterious sadors from two proud fied most eral points in connection with Body of W. C. Anderson at Trinidad, Colo., tinuation of work on the Wilson "Charley Koss" and "Jack" when It a The Important of these court Washington, June 3, Who are Robbery so wealths. Is possible that rules are five time and case upon which the supreme dam, that a separate vote he asserts they met him and Peters courteous gen- concerning of California had never rendered Found in a Kansas City the twelve greatest living women On May 21 Has Just might be had. at genial, , a halt for overtime. The third re- the blackmailers' tryst near the tleman occupying this high place dls-put- a and he felt that for this in the United States, is ques- In com lates to signing out shop ork, decision Hotel Room; Woman the Been Made Public By De- the senate agriculture Kensieo reservoir on the night of could bo far forget himself in hi over which are now before reason, if for no other, there tion the National League of Wom- ' mittee Oscar C. Merrill, executive May 15. It was not definitely es- to shield a man - - desperate attempt -.- should .an to ad officer of the federal com- the hoard. . - be opportunity- Unconscious on the Floor. en Voters has had put to it and partment Officials. power tablished whether the "Jack" seen who dares not shield himself, to "If the board a recent re- judicate, lie said that Valentino mission, testified that the Muscle at the Mills hotel actually met man who dares not grants vio- which, it was said today, promised Shoals com- speak for a fluent of the to take had "wilfully and knowingly (Bj The Asxocltttrd Press.) i (Special Correspondence to l'lie Journal.) projects should he Cienzo, who it is suspected, may shop unions of state" and to have difficulty in answering, and speak for himself? of the. contract cases lated the laws the 8. -- W N. M., 3. Admission pleted put in operation pre turn out to be the real Will in his desper jurisdiction so violate Kansas City, June Frank The question was asked by Raton, June Charley the president, and restore and ef- "formed the intent to de- U. S. post-offic- e ferably by private enterprise. If Ross. no who dares wages rules in Anderson,, floor manager in n dele- was made Tuesiiay by ation, finding other fect to the them before he went to Mexicali Senorita Gracialia Manjuano, mall tne government decided to op- Witnesses Summoned. a word for this discredited prior alleged illegal - inspectors of a gigantic to say i with his consort." He eaid Valen- partment store here, was found erate the Mr. Merrill The lianges, that ballot will be with- gate from Chile to the robbery in Trinidad on the morn- properties, third development was the official, denounce senators drawn," Mr. Jewell said. tino "hurried" his bride out of the shot to death in a hotel room early conference of women recently In which the said, he believed the bill by Sen announcement that tho baker's who criticise the ne- - ing of Sunday, May it, ator Norris of blackguards state after it became known pros- today and Miss Peggy Marie Ileal held in Baltimore, who explained lose is estimated to be not less than Nebraska, chair wife, her two servants and a farious ana crooked operations of was and added - man of the of other witnesses had sum- MEN VOTR TO M'PI'OrtT (ecutlon possible, of 111., was found un- she desires to write articles about $56,000. - committee, probably ben a political broker, who makes it a nOf arrest or Springfield, a offered the best method of deal- moned to to THE MINORITY HEPOItT that the possibility conscious on tho a revolver them for publication in newspapers The fact that there had been appear Monday before business, it is charged, at least, seven other persons depended on floor, in Chile which she serves as corre- more or less known, ing with the projects. the Westchester grand Jury. chief of the in hand and a bullet in her robbery was To Meet The deceive the magistrate Chicago, June 3. The Chicago the outcome of the present action. her spondent. They must be living but at the lequest of the postoffico Mondny local authorities regard United States in order that men & Western General Carmen's asso- "Do you contended Mrs. Valen- breast. The two met during the women, she stipulated, and those no newspaper publicity The house committee also de- Clenzo's arrest as important, for if women in time of ask- department cided to meet ho is may despoil ciation, affiliated with the United tino is guilty of bigamy also?" war when Anderson was a captain who best deserve to serve as ex- was to the case because it wat again Monday for found to have been shot with peace and plunder the treasury in given Lha the of a Peters, instead of in a Brotherhood of Maintenance of ed Mr. Gilbert. in the aviation service and Miss amples and inspirations to the felt it might interfere with ap- purpose preparing report row in time of war." Way Employes and Railroad "You will find a section of the women of South America. of the guilty. citing its opinion of the Ford and Greeneburg. Pa as lie claims, his Readjng from a dispatch in the Shop Beal was an nurse. prehension other which sub- arrest would have 85 cent eodo which says that if any person army The in an announcement . on the proposals will be an Important Public Ledger in Workers, representing per and league After working conttnual'y on Philadelphia of the maintenance of em- marries another person, knowing letters poems written by says it wishes to give Senorita robbery sinco the niwnt mitted to the houso membership bearing the Ward case In con- which it was stated that the presi- way hus- Anderson and woman In- mysterious when the is nection with ployes, voted unanimously today to that the other person has a the young Manjunno a comprehensive list re- of Sunday, May 21, the postoff)?e Ford offer presented, tho story told by James dent believed newspaper men and band or wife living, said person dicated that she came here expect- stricted to tio has offered a liberal probably early next week. In ili J. Cunningham, race track tout, a publio support the minority opinion of to him. Anderson was movement, party, department now newspapers performed the United States railroad, labor shall be guilty of bigamy," replied ing marry state or occupation. reward for information which will probability the committee will ad- lodged in jail here after pro- service in "putting on the brakes" In the deputy district attorney. married. the arrest and conviction of vocate the acceptance of Mr. fessing soma knowledge of the in the of attacks on ex- board its decision cutting about in lead to In publication 400,-00- Mr. .Costello said he had been The letters contained phrases tho deal. Ford's tender with the manner which Peters to Mr. said $43,000,000 from the pay of 0 anyene having aiy part in Gorges caino ecutive officers, Stanley railroad workers. unable to serve a subpoena Issued Esperanto, the "universal lan- CONSTRUCTION WORK The amount of this rewaru is left piant included. be shot. he would tell the president that which the two had studied That Wrard's Is The objected to for Mme. Alia Nazimova, Russian guage," to the discretion of the postmaster the house would vote story was that he had "this is not Austria; this not minority report to the WAY on in- to the cut In pay and was actress, to appear at the hearing. together, according letters. IS WELL UNDER general. In any event, it will ue a separately the question of gone the Kensieo reservoir, to Prussia; this is the once frea presented Miss Beal came here ten re- an by the three members of the board Dr. White testified she understood days very liberal one. cluding the Gorgas plant was keep engagement with a band of America at least." ago and was introduced to a num- ON DE VARGES HOTEL out are about garded as a More than blackmailers, on Is the representing the railroad workers. (Crntinued on Two.) The facts as given certainty. Including Peter?, and "Putting the brakes Page ber of people as Anderson' wife. as follows: one member, it was predicted, that he had been forced to fire to next thing to putting on a muzzle," The two met in Dayton, Ohio, (Special Correspnndenre to Tho Journal.) Santa Fe train No. 10 arrived would offer amendments to that save his own life. he declared, "and the statement is where they were, stationed during Santa Fe, June 3. Construction over six hours late on the morning end and demand a vote TiOcal investigators took fflneinl an threat to the press. Not Is now well on the separate implied the war, it is said. The police made work urlder way of May 21. Tho mail clerks on tho before the final ballot was taken note of the fact that Cienzo, picked the president, r.or congress, nor ALBUQUERQUE PLAYS HOST TO public the signed state- new De Vargas hotel, which W. '.I. three separate on the proposal Itself. while around a house no shall shackle or following erect- train put off locked, up prowling senate, judges ment, given them, they tiid, by Sargent. and Tom Doran are outside pouches which contained Should the plant be included in in Philadelphia, had wounds which abridge the freedom of the press Miss. Real: ing on the corner of Don Gjspar about three thousand pieces of mail accordance with Mr. Ford's re- showed lack of dressing. It l:e In the United States while the first avenue street. The la HUNDREDS OF R0TARIANS; 1000 "My name is Pegpy Real. I m and Water matter, including over one hundred quest, the house then would re should turn out to bo tho w'sslng amendment of the constitution 19 years of age. I live in Spring- foundations contain 345 ruhic pieces of registered matter. These the paragraph deleted by man alleged by Cunningham to intact and there are men of wisdom field. 111. I came to Kansas City yards of concrete. Three stories from the bag- the committee and the final pro- con- pouches disappeared (Continued on Pace Two.) (Continued on Page Two.) SHRINERS TO BE HERE MONDAY with the intention of marrying In height, the building will gage room of the Santa Fe between posal made by Mr. Ford would Frank Warren Anderson. Whm I tain 100 guest rooms, half of them i a. m. and 4 a. m. regain its original form, assur- arrived I met him and we went to with bath. It is probable that tbe The loss was discovered at tho ing its acceptance by the Detruit the Midwest hotel together. hotel will be ready for oc 't'pancy postoffice in Trinidad later in tho manufacturer without question. SCHIFF FLARES IN ANGER AT "He told me he was married and some time in November. day and the local postoffice Inspec- Shriners Will Attend First Academic Proces- Plans are T. Charles that he was not divorced jet. by tiaastra, tor started the sleuthing machinery HOLD sion at of New Therefore, he could not marry me. of Santa Fe. George O. Teat", of going immediately. BOY University Mexico; Key of "There is nothing mote to tell. Rocky Ford. Colo., is the con- A check-u- p to date shows con- ON UHTEDMEYER'S QUESTIONS AT st CHARGE OF MURDER to Be I shot him because he brought mo tractor. Teats built the new Ilap-tl- clusively that about $6,000 in cash City Presented to Imperial Potentate here and could notmnrrv me. church, La Fonda hotel and and about $4S,000 in Liberty bonds the Cassell which con- are To this must be added (By The Associated Trent.) Who Arrives Signed: "PJ5GGY PEAL." building, missing. Portland, June a. INQUIRY INTO STEEL MERGER From Savannah. On the dresser In the room tains El Onate theater. the value of checks, money order Ind., Robert and included it. Silvers, 9 years old, is held on a where the shooting occurred was a possibly jewelry charge of first degree murder here Hundreds of Ttotarians from the the novel open with the corner of a about one hundred pieces of regis- city made a tremendous im- tered matter. today as the result of the fatal stab- southern states arrived here yes- pression on the visitors, who claim- page turnd Cown at an lllus'.ratlon TWO HUNDRED WAYS bing yesterday of Ber- Verbal Fusilade Becomes So Hot at One Time on "Dixie" of a woman with a The mail was collected from terday morning the ed that there is more building standing dagger a'Mi nard Teeters. Tho lads are alleged and were welcomed en- over the form nf a mon. OF USING ORANGES AND points In California. Arizona to special by activity In Albuquerque than In any prostrate of it have quarreled over a baseball . That Counsel Warns the Banker That He thusiastic who en- Miss Beal was taken to a hos- New Mexico, very little being Albuquerqueans other city of ittj sine in the entire LEMONS. destined for Trinidad. ' Practically glove. Following the quarrel the tertained them during the day and were to Old pital where It is said her condi- Silvers obtained kitcheT? Go country. Trip made - of it was addressed to boy a Might to Jail for Refusing to to took them on excursions tion is i utlcal. A bullet- :.tne-tiatt- d all points knife Reply short Albuquerque, the university, the - . east. and stabbed his playmate, ac- through the city and the immedi- now railway shops and many of the hw Jung. Eating is necessary to main- n.1mt'.Al 't cording to police. Interrogations. ate vicinity. Later in the day spe- Rotarians took a personal interest tain life. was most cial trains Rotarians from One difference between one of the baff'ing mys carrying In the general business of the city CAPTAIN big teries the department ever had to QUAY CO. Nebraska, New York and Canada and the con- ALCOCK IS savages and civillied being is, ' DEMOCRATS (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) investigated banking cope 'witn in this section of tho New 3. stopped here for several hours ditions as well as the wholesale that the. latter have made a - York, June The sparks After he had admitted that the while the to AN EASY VICTOR IN west. NOMINATE CANDIDATES flew at the Lockwood bank both and sell delegates the interna- and other businesses of the city. virtue of this' necessity... nine four inspectors again today might buy the tional convention visited the science has demon- For, days committee investigation of the lat- stock, the question that set off the city. As an Albuquerque host, it is SUBURBAN HANDICAP Recently seven of of the Santa Fe tSSICISL DISPATCH TO MOSNINOI has a popu- must the pick JOUSNSL) est steel merger with Samuel fireworks was to Mr. Schiff In Albuquerque large claimed that D. B. McKee, secre- strated that raw "foods the local oe N. 8. put from or- special agents, police Tucumcarl, M., June The committee these words: lation the southern Atlantic tary of the Chamber of Commerce, (By The Associuted Press.) form a part of, the diet In state and democratic counsel, swing- states and hundreds of citizens met be partment, rangers tic county convention hold ing on the anvil and Mortimer I "So that whilst with one hand has no equal. Mr. McKee took New York, June 3. Taking der that the body may not sheriff's office have been working here today resulted in nominations "Dixie" look old x of Schiff, of Kuhn, I.oeb & Co., flar- the is stock to the the special tq up thlrty-sl- parties on tours of the kindly to heavy track conditions'. undernourished. Four out on every clew. Valuable as follows: W. syndicate selling friends. Citizens as' a whole re- school possible Clerk, F. Kirby; ing in anger at his Interrogations. public, with the other hand it Is city during the past two days and Captain Alcock, the five New York city particularly was given sheriff, Ernest Simpson; to the Invitation to Ogden-Mallar- in treasurer, Their verbal fussllade got so hot at stock from the sponded gladly traveled more than 400 miles. horse by today car. children were found to be by the sheriff's office, postoffice Jules 35. buying public." act as hosts to the visitors and Watson; assessor1, J. one time that warned Schiff said this was not true be- Others who made many trips were ried tho Quincy stable's colors this condition. . Inspectors acknowledged. Miles; school Mrs. Untermyer more than 100 automobiles were C. In the suburban use and legi- superintendent, the banker he might go to jail for cause the transactions were not Max Nordhaus, W, Ocstreich, historft The of oranges Nelle Hauser. A large crowd and to available throughout the day. W. C. Dr. L. S. Peters, handicap at Belmont park. Cap- ons is a delicious and pal- a refusing answer questions. simultaneous and when the lawyer The in Mrs., Reed, JOHN HARVEY'S BODY, harmonious meeting is reported. Schiff intimated if ho how he knew he shouted: great building progress Ivan Meehan tain Alcock, easily best, of one of of bal- Sixty-si- x quickly that Inquired Rev. Hugh Cooper, atable way insuringa delegates, among whom re- Miss Erna the smallest fields that ever-face- d anced food the body. did, Untermyer would keep him "We don't wash stock, and I and the Koshare Tours, supply for PARTLY DECOMPOSED, were ten women and a prr j,.Uer, behind bars. sent or Miss Kthel Hlckey the barrier in the suburban; negoti- Any of our readers can have convened. company the that implication." Ferguson - The discussion one the "tour" cars at ated the mile and a quarter in the freo a booklet giv- .IS FOUND IN HOUSE centered around ."All these resentments, you having pt fast time of and won a entirely the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. are to know, don't count," Untermyer re- I the disposal of the entertainment 2:05 by ing about 200 ways of using part I WEATHER and a from Max MAN take in merging tho Republic, Mid-val- e marked. "The facts are what we committee the past two length half oranges and lemons. . (Special Correspondence to The Jonrnnl.) SEIZES GIRL AND I I throughout . Hat- Inland for." in fact more Hlrsch's Flying Cloud. Mad i tho Carlsbad, N. M., June 3. Tne and companies into the are looking davs. Many others, Fill out and mall coupon CUTS OFF HER HAIR North American Steel "Then the in a than 100, devoted a large part of ter was third, three lengths' back. below, two cents in' body of John Harvey, former post- corporation, put questions FOI5ECAST. The race had a of to, enclosing Schiff insisted the of so that are facts ami yesterday to entertaining the yalue $8,200 stamps for return postage. Be master here, was found yesterday relationship way they Denver, Colo., June J. New the winner. and morning, partly decomposed, tsneciai correspondence lo lot Journal.) his firm was purely one of bank- don't twist things," suggested th guests. sure to write your name ne Mexico: Sunday and Monday, gen- miles south of Carlsbad. He Vegas, N. M.. J-- 3. Grace ing. They were financially "father- banker. One of the most prominent pro- address , twenty Is erally fair; warmer Sunday and in clearly.. was. as watchman at an Nelson, who lives on University ing" tho enterprise, he said, and "Mr. Chairman," continued the fessional men to visit the city yes- employed were rest portion Monday. was Hon. A. K. Talbot of STARTLE WINNER OF oil well. The body, clad in a avenue, reported to Police Chief P. to head the syndicate to banker, "Mr. Untermyer is trying Arizona: and terday FREDERIC 3. HASK1N, a. house J. on man underwrite in to words in my mouth that we Sunday Monday, Lincoln, Neb., who was a former bathing stilt, was found in Murphy Friday that a $25,000,000 pre- put little change in KENTUCKY OAKS STAKE Director. lived . He said to have had ferred stock at $90 and $44,000,000 are and I will fair; temperature. law of William Jennings In- -. where he is seized her the preceding night manipulating stock, partner The Albuquerque Journal been in the habit of fishing in a and cut off her hair. The crime in common at $43, and then raise not do it. I refuse to answer an- . and is now head counsel for LOCAL REPORT. Bryan (By The Associated formation Bureau, Washin- was pur-cha- Modern-Woodme- Press.) suit in the Black river, committed in front of. the another $HO,000,000 in cash to other question." r the of America bathlig Conditions for. the twenty-fou- office Louisville, Ky., June 8. Startle, gton,. C: running near by. The verdiit of girl's home. additional Midvale paper. Then came the Jail threat. hours ended at 6 p. m. and Is being boosted for the the chestnut owned H. I enclose herewith two cents was "Mr. twlsta- worda la yesterday, of vice of Inter- filly by the the coroner's jury yesterday Untermyer contended that the Untermyer president Rotary H. Hewitt forty-eight- h In banker. recorded by the university: ' ' stable, won the stamps for return postage that he came to his death from SENTENCE COMMUTED. bankers intended to "create a mar- my mouth," said the .. . . . 83 national. on Highest temperature .v.. renewal of the Kentucky a free 'copy of the Orange natural causes. He was last seen Santa Fe, June 3. Commutation ket" for the stock of the new cor- "No, I cannot get in your mouth,' Lowest , 47 Shriners to Arrive. Oaks $10,000 at Churchill and Lemon Booklet. on were assured him. Before 10 o'clock morn- added, Saturday. The indications of sentence has been signed bj? poration with this $20,000,000 cash Untermyer "If.J 36 Monday Downs this afternoon in a had dead several C. were could, I would close It."' . Range there will be more than 1,000 driving Name that he been .for Governor M. Mechem in behalf and that they likely to Mean 65 ing finish with Martha Fallon, Jeffer- days. ' of Frank who was sentence prices to favorable In a moment they were at it . . 87 Shriners In the will ar- Parra, manipulate Humidity at 6 a. m city. They son Livingston's latest acquisition. from Grant in March, 1915, levels by buying and secur- again, Untermyer insisting that . - rive ; seven of county selling Humidity at 6 p. m.. . i ...... 19 on special trains. Precious Lula was a good third. . Street HARVESTING BEGINS. to serve to one hundred ities. the syndicate was a "buying and 0 will eighty Precipitation. which have long stopovers Startle was the favorite and paid Fi'.. Frederick, Oltla.. June 3. Harv- years for murder. The sentence is Hot with resentment, Schiff selling one" and Schiff agreeing . . 10 here. have City , Wind velocity w. Special arrangements her backers slightly more than esting of winter wheat began to- commuted to twenty-fiv- e years, called on Chairman Lockwood to that all syndicates were of tha wind. , . . .West been made for takinor the visitors Direction' of ...... even money. The time at a mile day in the southwestern counties which will make the term expire in make Untermyer cease asking "un- nature, but that purchases aprf of .Clear 8taie;.;., ." character day '.VonMuued on Page Two. and was 1.52 of Oklahoma, about three jcais3 fair" questions, C"ont,iau4 ou Page Two.)

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Tune 4. Paga Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL H 1922 I

'MAIL ORDER BRIDE" SEPARATED FROM WHY IS PROGBESS HUBBY LONG ON LOVE, SHORT ON CHANGE ILLINOIS WINS ALBUQUERQUE? 1. has best world s Albnqnerqne the cUmat In tho for the cure of diseases of the throat and lungs, it nr.i six sanatoria, and more ATHLETIC are coming. IS BEING IDE IEI a. Hero railroad lines from tha north and south and east and west cross each other, and the Santa Ve system has hero next to Its largest shops. When tho shops are completed 5,000 men will AT CIT1 be employed. - BY BILE 3. Now Mexico has vast lumber resources and at Albuquer- HIP fA que is ono of tho large lumber wills of the United States, 4. Albuquerque lias the largest plant in the world. 6-1- 5. lllini Athletes Score 59 4 Albuquerque Is the center of the great cattle and sheep Industry of tho southwest. Points, Iowa Finishes 6. Here is tho banking center for New Mexico and northern Arizona. TOIE 1- -5 Second With 24 and 7. Here Is a irrent wholesaling and Jobbing wnter. J Dis--po- se 8. About Is m Will 57 Weeks to Minnesota Third. Albuquerque rich irrigated Tslley. Take . Because Albuquerque Is the center of scenic attractions Amendments not excelled in the world, thousands come here an- of the (Br The Aiicintl FrtM.) of tourists Rate nually. More thsn 17,000 automobiles visited tills city Inst year. .' Alone, at the Present Iowa Field, Iowa City, Iowa, 10. Albuquerque Is the educational center of the southwest. 3. Illinois scored an over- of Claim. June The University of New Mexico, which does as good work within Speed, i whelming triumph in the western Its scope as any university In the country, is here; also a number outdoor track and field of religions schools and three commercial schools. CEMENT conference BRICK AND championship meet today, piling PUT ON FREE. LIST up 69 (-- points. Iowa was sec- ond with 2i 5; Minnesota third ment to have adequate information Notre a thorough and Impartial SAY and Democrats 53 with 23 and Dame DEPORTATION OF through "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin.' Republicans 13-1- of condi- fourth with 22 4. Investigation the actual in a Battle Over 2 tions prevailing in Anatolia, in or- Engage W Kour conference record were der that this government may de- Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not the Old Issue of Canadian it broken and one was tied. Illinois termine its future policy In rela- 'i won the one-mi- le relay In record CHRISTIANS WIL L tions to the authorities concerned, getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi- - ;: Reciprocity. ii time of 3:20, but was the president is prepared to desig- breaking nate officer take 22 and safe millions for robbed of a victory in this event an or officers to cians over years proved by (By Th Awlted rr.) part in the proposed inquiry," Washington, June 3. A baiuo due to the disqualification f tho democrats because of Sweet's BE D ELVE INTO Headache Rheumatism between republicans and team rough 0 GRADING BOARD CHOSEX. Colds over the old issue of Canadian reci- Milka Mlallvovlch and the two children, Vera, eight, and William, six. work. Sweet was alleged to have tree Santa Fe, June 3. The state de- Neuritis procity and restoration to the knocked a Notre Dame runner Toothache Neuralgia building ma- Milka Miailvovlch has been separation from her over in making a turn. The race partment of education has sslected list of two important Pretty granted U. Pain terials, common hrick and cement, husband by the San Francisco divorce courts. She told the judge that was given to Iowa and no time an- S. Has Accepted Eng- the state grading board, whicn Earache Lumbago Pain, featured today's senate considera- her husband, a Frisco restaurant owner, fell in love with her photo and nounced. will examine and grade all exami- land's Invitation to Par- de- tion of the tariff bill. by his ardent wooing by mail coaxed her to come from Czecho-Slovak- ia Weather conditions were ideal. nation papers submitted to the which contains directions. cement went on trie Al- during this vacation. The Accept only ''Bayer" package proper Brick and to marry him. Then his love died and he allowed her only sixty cents a ticipate in Probe of partment 24 recent democratic at- Discus throw Won board will work in the Jiall of rep- Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of and 100 Druggists. free list after to support hcrseli and their two children. Now husband must pay by liieb, Manufacture ot Monoacetlcacldtster pro- day 147 S Turkish Atrocities. resentatives in the undur Aspirin Is tha trails mark at Bayer of Sallcjilcaclil tacks on duties, orieinxlly $85 a month alimony. N'utre Dame, distance foul leged capitol, posed with a proviso offered by inches; Frida, Chicago, secoud, supervision of Earl Douglasi, as McCumber and ad- 134 feet 5 inches; Carlson, Illinois, (Br The AtMclattd Press.) sistant state superintendent of pub Chairman brick mittedly aimed at Canadian third, 133 feet; Grose, Minnejutu, Washington, June 3. The Amer- lic instruction. It will be composed Certain chemicals used In dye. into this TRYING TO PROGRESS MADE of L. A. Glass-Lumb- and cement, that imports HARDING fourth, 129 feet Inches; Howard, ican government has accepted the the following: Rousseau, works are now said to have strong Wind Shield er tariff equal 123 feet 8 2 Helen Vollmer, Lura Jewell, Flos- country should pay a IN Drake, fifth, inches. JT. C. i- THE BY OFFICERS Invitation of Great Britain to be values In cases of human BAl.DHIDOE LUMBER CO. - i....i oimlnit American STIFLE PRESS, One-mi- le Won sie Mullen, Minnie Kohn, curative TO UlUL "cu run by Patter- on the commission Jenny 121 Soulli First SI rut. Phone 408. brick and cement by other coun- SAYS PETERS MURDER son, Illinois. Wells, Illinois, oo represented Kenny, Filemon Martinez, Alberta ailments. declared STANLEY, DEM., which is to Investigate alleged L. D. Maxwell. tries. Senator McCumber ond; Sweltser, Minnesota, third; Turkish atrocities in Anatolia. J, Rlckert, that general Canadian reciprocity Ashton, Iowa, fourth; Murphy, de- had r,o (Continued rrom rage One) (Continued from Page One.) ' The American government's was a "dead letter" and he Purdue, fifth. Time, 4:22. cision was announced in fol- In an Knglish town, not long o the 100-yar- the informed a representative to defend and have been shot in the Ward cafe d dash Won by Hayes, statement ago, a woman won a competition Can't Beat Us Kovernment. and courage ready Notre sec- lowing by Socretavy They Canadian it. and commonly believed to have Dame; Paulu, Grlnnell, Hughes: by lighting 103 candles with one For Service. Quality and Prices i With Panada. maintain Moore-hea- d, Free Trade been the mysterious Charley Ross, ond; Wilson, Iowa, third; "On May 15, 1922, a note was re- ordinary safety match. LUMBER Senator Underwood, democrat of Duuglicrty's Sncecli. his infected wounds would account Ohio, fourth; Ayres, Illinois, hand, advo-rate- d to A- - ceived from the British ambassa- Duke City Cleaners Alabama, on the other Senator Stanley, referring for the inability of investigators to fifth. Time, 0:09 New wefct- dor to of the re- GLASS PAINT free- - trade with Canada by near ern conference old referring reports Phone 446. 1209 North Fourth com- ttorney General Iiaugherty's speech find him in hosnitals White record; record newal of the of Chris- all barriers of Bat of 5 C. A. deportation Widow Would CEMENT I "removal of last night before the Illinois 1'lains. 0:09 made by Blair, tians by the Turkish authorities at Wealthy PLASTER merce" and said the republicans association, said Mr. Daugherty Chicago. 1903. and the atrocities Cana- 440-yar- d Angora alleged Wed Again were responsible for a high had admonished those seeking high NEW ANGLE ENTERS dash Won by Wolters. commu- and resultant loss of had connected therewith, and dian tariff offices that the president INTO t'lENZO CASE Ames; Kessenden, Illinois, second; nicating a proposal of the British "Now that my stomach trouble trade. airrnnii rlth thA ntiornpv eeneral Sweet, Illinois, Hultkrair',, Albuquerque 25 cent, third; government, that American, Brit- has all disappeared since taking Fightln the duty of per that in the matter of the selection Phlldolphla, June 3. A new Minnesota, fourth; tichlappris&ic. French C. H. CARNES on fire, chrome and me can- fifth. 0:43. ish, and Italian govern- a course of Mayr's Wonderful , nd valorem, of Judges thoso supporting angle late today entered into the Illinois, Time, ments should at once cata-full- y SPECIALIST IN OCULAR wliich was approved, to consult with 'us' case depute Remedy I would even consider Lumber Co. bath brick, didates "ought of John Cienzo, held under Bill Hayes of Notre Dame, for- selected officers to married I cannot REFRACTION senator charged that M. and Warren surveillance as a in mer national A. A, V. dash cham- proceed getting again. - the Kentucky Harry Daugherty possible Biispect to such In Anatolia as suffered 1057-- KT r . was into the bill to ..the of the Clar- rec- places might tell you how terribly I 107 8. Fourth. Phone At it this written G. Harding, president connection with the killing of pion, shattered the conference best enable them to conduct an ap- of 100-yar- before this great remedy." "placate" Senator Goodlns Unlled States." ence Peters by Walter S. Ward, son ord for the d dash by win- taking chairman of the republican lnds-p- are shortli of the New millionaire event in propriate investigation. It is a simple, harmless prepara- Idaho, Tork baker, ning the 0:09 The "In a subsequent memorandum tion removes the catarrhal in whose state he paid to ba named." said .Mr. Stanley, when discovered a letter on record of 0:09 5 was that tariff bloc, - police former of British -- two small fire brick must wun us- unu his been May 19, the ambassador mucus from the intestinal tract there were "and you consult person purporting to have made by C. A. Blair of Chicago 19 Indicated that the Turkish inflammation kilns 109 men. is given to the public. Why? written to him a woman in New depor- and allays the employing re- that by years ago. tations and load to all ra outrages might which causes practically Democrats, Joined by a few As a notice to all who seek a place York. UO-ya- high hurdles won by the McCumber unon the bench: 'Do not say any The letter was addressed to "J. retaliatory action in territory held stomach, liver and intestinal ail- publicans, opposed Knollln, Wisconsin; Anderson, by the Greek forces and ruggested One restoring brick and cement thing about Daugherty because Siars," which the prisoner said was Minnesota, second; Michi- ments, including appendicitis. proviso brick the one Sargent, that the government of the United dose will convince or money re- to the free list. Originally Daugherty shadows representa of his "Amorican tain's" by gan, third; Martineau, Minnesota, in 25 cent ad valorem tives and senators;. Daugherty "Marie or Iv'ew York. It States should join requesting the funded. For sale by Briggs' was taxed per Wnsn, fourth. Time, 0:15. (No fifth authorities In Greece and and cement five cents a hundred sleuths are charged with framing related to a theater invitation finished functioning Pharmacy druggists every, i, place; Wallace, Illinois, to the of '.(fflcers The Canadian rates sre up important witnesses and Daugh-r- Cienzo had sent. fourth but was permit dispatch where. pounds. 11 tint nnt. to crive his to- disqualified.) to under Greek 2 2 4 per cent on brick and vprv The name of the woman, Harold Osborne of Illinois and regions occupation. on cement. consent. 'LV will not consent to with Cienzo's "In answering these communica- cents a hundred gether photograph Johnny Murphy of Notre Da mo tions, the of state has A motion by Senator Underwood the naming or a juaga wno wj and finger prints have been sent to broke the conference record in the secretary McCumber pro- about 'us.' the New York who have said that the situation of Christian JSmarty' to strike out the anything police, running high Jump, going into a minorities in had enlisted viso as to brick was defeated, 42 "Is the ermine to be besmirched wired that they intend to send de- Turkey ' filth now dishonors tie for first and second place with to a marked degree the sympathies CAN Bti by all the that tectives to interrogate the prisoner. 5 1- -1 S M'r r IP to y, of And a leap of six feet, inches. of tho American people and it has 2.087 Amendment the department justice? Authorities have been searching 6 2 8 Anem th to an The former record of feet, been noted with concern that After the senate had voted on nrosidpiit nipaii for a companion of Peters, who was inches was established deep cement Senator Lenroot, nounce to the world that Daugher teported to have been wounded by Murphy the work of benevolent and educa- the Jtem ne consulted oeiore na win when was ac- a year ago. tional institutions in Turkey have republican of Wisconsin, said there ty must the latter shot, and high Jump Osborne, committee amendments name a judge ana tnat a senator or cording to detectives, Cienzo, who Running steadily been hampered: that the were 2,087 is a or Illinois, and Murphy, Notre Dame, which American citizens to the bill: that the senate had a representative rascal has two infected bullet wounds, tied for second rights In seven who dares assail him?' has been unable to furnish an ac- first and place; have long enjoyed in Turkey in acted on only 209 of them blackguard height, 6 feet 5 Inches; Holt-ma- n, at this rate; it would count of his movements between common with the nationals of oth- weeks and, 14 17 ttm Iowa, third, ( feet; Conn, er have often disre- fifty-seve- n May and which powers ben Those who weeks to dispose during ll For want an take Peters was killed Iowa, Flatten of Wisconsin, Camp-ba- and the and of the committee amendments ALBUQUERQUE PLAYS and his body of McEllven of garded property rights this found by state police. Minnesota, interests of Americans and other alone. He added that with TO HUNDREDS OF Michigan, and Woods of Butler, clothes the bill would die on HOST A memorandum book referring to foreigners placed In Jeopufdy. n My look right which is both com- same progress the Ward also tied for fourth and fifth, t feet, 10 "In view of the humanitarian both and eyeglass next March 4. ROTARIANS baking company, con- day night, or VISITING was said to have been found on Inches. Winning Jump new considerations which are involved Senator Robinson, democrat ference rocord- - old record of 6 feet, Which fills and in it was the prisoner, who declined to say and of the desire of this govern thrills fortable and dressy, we Arkansas, said reply that v'Contlnued from Page One.) for what he was 2 3 inches made by Murphy of me with delight. and beyond prece- purpose carrying 1921. extraordinary should it. Notre Dame in dent that any committee in To your clothes amend- to tho university order that they keep offer the Folding Oxford. report a bill with 2,087 witness the first academic pro- looking right you and that unless the commit- may DE VALERA TWINS SCHIFF GETS ANGRY to us on ments, amend- cession held at tho New Mexico ought put tee receded from any of its university. Motion pictures of the AT QUESTIONS ASKED your payroll for a ments it would be better for the LATEST ADDITIONS WANTED small sum of to scene will be taken by representa- money country If it took 57 years pass tives of tho Fox film company. TO IRISH FORCES IN STEEL MERGER QUIZ A thoroughly competent book each month. You'll the measure. to held at more than get Have your eyes examined said the During a ceremony be keeper. The demand for our your The Arkansas senator tho to the city from moneys worth the honest theory Masonic temple, key (Continued Page One.) graduates exceeds the bill discredited of Alhuqucrnuo (it is about two supply. clean, freshly pressed f of fortified tni a same ts clothes. today. protection: ex- feet long and weighs three and sales were not made at the may apply by trenched monopoly, justified will be by time. appointment only. con- half pounds) presented Telephone Ins tortion and perpetuated pneo Potentate C. M. Barber to Im- "Fou may have had experience 901-- J. trol. perial Potentate Ernest Allen In that way tut I haven't," the Cutts, who will be here on tho im- banker said to the lawyer. "I WESTERV KCITOOTj FOR DORA, N. M.. MAN special from Sa- know something in Bethlehem." PRIVATE SECRETARIES ML perial potentate's me about ex AMAR1LL0 vannah, Ga. The Shrlners are "Don't tell your MARRIES IN bound for the imperial council at perlence or atine," Untermycr TIJcras Avenue at Eighth St. San Francisco. barked bacsc. ! think I know (Special CorrepnndBe to The Jonraal.) yours and I do not think you know 3. A. Z. know Co. Amarlllo, Tex., June VALENTINO WILL mine. If you think you any Taupert Optica! McHargue of Mount Dora, N. H., of mine, you are at liberty to state Mis. Taiil!nA Turkman of RllS- - now from the witness stand KNOW - HIS FATE them 305 West Central. Phono 588 Uin, Fla.. were united in marriage and no, dare to make these con- You at high noon Thursday in me par- ON NEXT MONDAY temptible insinuations." When Think Of "I resent the word lors of the First Baptist church, " 'contempti- Rev. M. F. Gathrlght of Taber- (Continued from Fage One.) ble,' Schlff remarked. nacle Baptist church officiating, "They are contemptible because with th nutil rin? reremonv. Mme. Nazimova was stopping at r they are not true," said Untermycr. The bride wore a traveling suit of cottage in which the Valentinns Schlff oemanded a retraction blue with hat to match and carried a their stay at from Untermyer on published passed night during counsel as Albuquerque white roses. The couple will leave statements quoting the Palm Springs. was to .Friday lor mount .uora wnere air. The prosecutor said he had been saying the 120,000,000 be SAVOY Informed that lime. Nazlmova left used for trading in the market so HOTEL ELMS HOTEL business and that when the stock reached a eral merchandise for New York yesterday. Think of the , where tney will make their ruture high level, the "Insiders could un- Opp. Santa Fe Depot 304 North First St. iome. Journal Want Ads Bring ReuH. load and the outsiders could load up," but Untermyer merely re- statement marked that the was not FINEST ROOMS IX THE STATE. STEAM HEAT. HOT AJTO in the record of committee pro- ' vr COLD M ceedings and let it go at that, FIRST WATER. ALL OCTSIDE ROOMS. Transient Rates: Single, $1 and $1.60; double, $1.60 and $2.00. Mrs. Eamonn de Valera. The average wage of clothing workers in Moscow and other in- With bath, single, $2.00 and $2.50; double, $2.60 and $3.00. Mrs. Eamonn de Valera. wife or dustrial centers of Russia is 1,200,-00- 0 Rates: With or month. is Weekly without private bath, $4.60 to $10.00 the Irish "firebrand" re- rubles a This the week. mm recently amount set by ths trade union, and NATIONAL BANK per ported reconciled to the Anglo-Iris- h seems strong hus- whllo it enormous, it treaty, haS presented her to in band De amounts but $13 American with twins. Valera may money. FURNITURE now find it necessary to devote less STRONGEST IN THE SOUTHWE5T time to politics and more to walk-in- g Journal Want Ads Bring Results. the flgqr. RAIN AND HAIL STORM NORMENTS' Capital $400,000 DOES CROP. DAMAGE ...... AGENCY CO. .00 (ftpedal Corrrtpfliidcnre to The Journal.) REAL ESTATE LOANS $20,000 Dexter, N. M., Juno 3. Consid- Surplus and Profits . . $200,000 erable damage to growing crops was J1S4 West Gold. , rhone 419 done by a heavy rain and hailstorm Offers Good Investments. which swept across this district about 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Deposits over . . . . $5,000,000 The storm, while covering most of SHOES the territory adjacent to the town, was particularly destructive in the 'section about two miles west, where DE LUXE CAFE several orchards were badly dam-jage- d This strong and conservative banking institution' is and several thousands of dol-- I lars of damage was done to alfalfa, the Beit." to in New Mexico young cotton and corn. Hundreds "Always prepared guide you investments, jot rabbits and other prairie animals CHICKEN and TURKEY ;were killed by the hailstones, which, give direct and quick collection service and furnish although of medium size, fell with SUNDAY DINNER AT THE much force. Rain has fallen here full information respecting climate, health and .every day since last Sunday, but Wednesday night's storm was the . $100 .business ' Take the Out in a first damaging fall of the period. opportunities, Baby Tuesday night during n electrical storm of much intensity, lightning Consisting of About a Dozen MANUFACTURERS' LOOM struck a hay rack in the feed lot Delicious Dishes. LLOYD BUGGY of the R. C. Reld farm and set stock of these is fire to It. Although the lot was Come in and enjoy a good Our most complete filled with horses and cattle, curi- Sunday Dinner in none of them suffered ill the SALE SHOE -- ously, STORE in all colers and designs from effects from the sjroke. coolest and nicest Cafe In the city. t, $26.00 to $65.00 RAIW IX COLFAX COUNTY. OFFICERS 301 NORTH FIRST Raton, N. M., June 3. Rain has Music By r Strollers from $3.75 to $18.50 fallen ' in Colfax county almost J. M, RATNOLDS, President every day this week. The moisture COME-S- will be of great benefitiajwnges EI1U De Luxe Orchestra O. Ii. Rogers. .Vice President J. B. Cox. .Asst. Cashier AVE STRONG BROTHERS and growing crops. C. S. White, V.-- and Cash, Mellton Chaves. Asst, Cashier From 5:30 to 8:30 m. It. T. Reynolds. H. L. Snyder. . ..Asst.' Cashier A FEAST OF BARGAINS AWAITS YOU Strong Block. Copper at Second. A tusk of good African Ivory p. sells for as much, as 3350.- - .

1 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 June 4, 1922 , I'.S. GERMANS DEDICATE MONUMENT TO UHLANS NEW RECORDS HUNG UP SENA ADDRESSES i SHIPPING BILU BY TELEGRAPHERS FOR SENDING, RECEIVING holders. Cfcule 5Yo4 PEOPLE MtY BE SHELVED (By llie Amoriatcd Press.) ME Columbus, Ohio, June 3. Xew AN OLD STORE WITH A NEWSPIBIT ZS2 records for Morse telegraph trans- mission and reception were set AT CARBON CITY UNTIL DECEMBER here today at. a contest held by the master telegraphers division of the Order ot Hallway Telegraphers, ac- -- to an announcement t of- IUe cording Yea For Appears As An Organizer arte a ?3 (By Aaiucluted Trem.) ficials of tho division. cry Likely Imn Just Washington, June 3. President Tucum-car- of An ihlwZ(ih Kdmonrl Harrlmnn ot l, Independent Repub- Harding's effort today to speed up N. M.. received "09 words, lican Will consideration of tho administra- spelled out, in two minutes and Party; Organ- a" Such tions ship subsidy bill, started forty-thre- o seconds, which Is said Heglsgee ize in McKinley flood of discussion in house repub- to exceed about words County. lican by forty any circles as to the prospect ot previous record. taPICIAl DISPATCH TO MORNIN4 JOURNAL) action on the measure prior to ad- T. Kosa Kepler of Canton. O., Gallup, N. M., Juno 3. A. A. journment of congress. transmitted 513 words in Phillips ot Laa in Gal- At a conference with house lead- in threo min- Sena, Vegas, spoke ers code, without error, lup tonight to tho largest gather- today, the president was in- utes, twenty-tw- o seconds. The Bought Special for Our ing of Spanish-America- n Deople formed that the bill probably former record, held by Ilarrlinn'n, "ever assembled in the city. Sena . would be readv for submission to was 432 words In four minutes Great Clearance Sale. did not announce in advance tne 'p. wn republican members of the mer- chant, flat. purpose of Iiih public address, and marine committee the latter Kepler also received sixty-eig- a largo crowd turned out to hear iy''lViYn'' part of next week. words of foreign languase matter, To wear one of these what he had to say. The leaders, it was understood, diction- ot selected at random from Ha appeared as an organizer frankly told the president there was aries of three languages. French, attractive an independent republican party opposition to miDsldv legislation German and Ppanbh. In fifiy-elc- Negligees of which, he stated, was not for tho among republicans from middle the announcement said. purpose of the old re- western states and that there was seconds, destroying ; It - ' Satin, Dutchess, Gros publican party as a political insti- , if the certainty of almost solid demo- re- rvf" tution, but for the purpose of YF cratic opposition. It was explained de Landre or Messa- - placing the controlling element of to the president that while some re- ARREST it with representative people. publicans classed now as doubtful BOY ON A CHARGE OF He pointed out clearly what felt that the measure should be line, elaborately trim mmmm r rights the American and Spanish passed they were faced with the MURDERING PLAYMATE American people had and what part Q quandry of voting for it in view of med with ribbons and talte in tho nomination reported to it among they might opposition (By The Amwclntrd Prc.) election of certain candidates their constituents. hand-mad- and June 3. Rob- e flowers of for public office, and he urged The upshot of the Informal dis- Portland, Ind., individual to exercise those .& cussion house leaders as ert Silvers, nine years old. was every among self or lace col- more in the MMMMMBMMAMBHAHBMaMaiMMMkAlaAAaaA gathered In private conversations, in the county jail here color, rights particularly was lodged future. that It was extremely doubtful charged with tho mur- to .. tonight, He called especial attention " Lieutenant General Ton Alten, at dedication of ceremonies. whether the bill could be put his Bernard Tee- lar, cuffs and pockets the boss ruled condition of Mc- through the house until the Decem- der of playmate, General von Alten ter also nine years old. Silvers, Kinley county and other counties Lieutenant the old first guard regiment of weeks of the World, war the ber session and until after the to is the desire of the of state as well. made the address at the Uhlans. November elections. according witnesses, approach- the principal Two sons of the former mounted Uhlans were given much ed Teeter, while he was waiting He believes that the ideas of the unveiling in Potsdam of a monu- kaiser attended the dedication can publicity. They were German for a train to arrive, saying: eternal feminine. such bits of dainti- independent republican party ment to the fallen members of exercises. During the early crack SUPERIOR COURT IN see what I got," exhib- Furthermore, best be carried out by a system ot troopers. "Ney iting a sharp paring knife and ness are not extravagant for these were education. Parents should see to PIMA COUNTY ISSUES stabbed the bought at it that their children are taught without warning boy a in lection of the distinguished citizen, FIRST DEATH WARRANT In the throat. price that will afford you a saving of from to exercise independence politi- Mr. is said to have re- cal matters; that should learn LOCAL INDIAN SCHOOL MAY B Fall, as a member of the The slaying, they cabinet to interior from a between the to know of their own knowledge represent the (By Tbr Aaiockited FrenO sulted quarrel the state of New 1-- what conditions are best for tho department and Tucson, Ariz., June 3. The two boys. 25 to 33 3 public in general. INCREASED TO Mexico is to be congratulated that death warrant Paul According to physicians, the psr cent - ACCOMODATE it has an Honor conferred ordering that blade of the which More than two hundred men sch V. Hartley, who on May 27 was entire knife, signed application blanks to be- upon it as no man, ever was at convicted of murder in tho first was four inches long, entered the come members of the new party, the head of the interior depart- be executed on boy's throat, cutting an artery are offered in 250 MORE PUPILS WITHIH YEARS ment who was more con- degree August 18, vein and They such pleasing shades as and about fifty women signed, tho 2 honestly within the walls of the state prison and the jugular pene- orchid, Spanish-America- n people immedi- cerned for the development and at Florence is the first ever issued trating tho apex of the lung. turquoise, honeydew, jade, salmon, blue and tho of a welfare ot tho west as a whole out light ately began organization of the superior court in rima two-ton- county central committee. Mr. and no citizen of New Mexico Ollvo O. TO TRANSFER PASSENfiKRS. beautiful e combinations of Commissioner county, according to Mrs. 3. orchid and blue, Sena expects to remain here until Burke Praises Local Institu- was ever more, devoted to the Fallor, clerk of the court. Montreal, Juno Arrange- state ho is. superior ments were to and and etc. the organization of the independ- Be than Judge, pattee pronounced the completed tonight gold rose, navy red, is tion; Will Honored Guest Drill This "I want to the sat- Had-le- transfer the 850 passengers of th3 ent party completed in every at acknowledge death sentence by hanging on y precinct in the county. isfaction and tho real pleasure that Canadian Pacific steamer Mont Afternoon to Which Public Is Mov- I today. at Becnncour oppo- ' Invited; derive from associating with the There were many death warrants Calm, aground Prices secretay as commissioner of Indian site Cape Pe La Madeleine, to the from $8.50 to $17.50 YOUTH CONFESSES TO Will Be issued by the courts in territorial and Canada. ing Pictures Taken. affairs, tjneer his leadership, the days, but since statehood and the steamers Metagama MURDER: TO entire department now repre- creation of the court, The vessel went ashore yesterday. SENTENCED sented by men of the west. The superior that the 24 and Has- none has been issued out of the INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Possibility Albuquerque April started at the first assistant is from Kansas, the court Redeem Indian school would he increased kell school The superior here except that your Crystal in Kansas. We entered other from Washington. condemning Hadley. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING within the next two to ac- New Mexico solicitor Is from Montana. The White Soap Coupons. QUICK, SURE RESULTS St. T,ouls, Mich., June 8. Percy years from the Mescalero 13 commodate 250 more students reservation and have visited all commissioner of the general land Kiter years old, confessed slay- office is from and his assist- er of his Van was expressed last night by United the reservations and most of the Utah IOWA WOMAN BURNS TO playmate, Adolph Charles E. ant is from California, while the Walleghen, 14, was sentenced to- States Commissioner in Ari- DEATH who is Just schools' New Mexico and Indian commissioner is from South WHEN AUTO IS day to the state industrial school at Burke, completing zona, and one at until he reaches the a tour of Indian schools and reser- Riverside, Calif., Dakota. This representation would DESTROYED BY FIRE Lansing age and some in Utah. seem to be convincing that the in- of 18. vations in the southwest. Mr. was Burlte now "The purpose of the trip terests of the west would not be According to the boy's confes- is in Albuquerque and sev- ad- Red 8. Mrs. su- to see the conditions at the neglected under the present Oak, Iowa, June sion, made public b the prosecu- is a guest of Reuben Perry, schools meet Oaron Anderson of Stanton, near a over a led to ot the local Indian eral and agencies, ministration. tion, quarrel pipe perintendent the superintendents and employes have been here, was burned to death and her the killing of Van Walleghen, who school. "I immensely pleased husband in- and talk with the Indians. We had with the Albuquerque school and badly injured tonight was beaten to death, and his body "I have been having a very when the car in which she was sit- It valuable said in mind particularly tho question am glad to find it In such a splen- RIEDUHG MUSIC thrown into the river to make teresting and trip," of more schools in did is a work ting was destroyed by flames. COMPANY he had drowned. Mr. Burke. "I left Washington on providing condition, It doing Her appear which several thousand Indians that places it among the very best husband was burned as he not now school may of the schools in the Indian service. ran to her aid. J. R. Hodges of attending Red whose Phone 987. 304 West N. M. have an opportunity to secure an My entire trip in Ner Mexico has Oak, machine collided Central, Albuquerque, education. It is estimated that not only been interesting but il- with that in which Mrs. Anderson was was in- there ate 6,000 , Navajo children luminating and I never realized sitting, held pending rec- OUR RECORD alone rot in school. ; before that the state had so many vestigation of the death on "On account of the Importance advantages and opportunities for ommendation of a coroner's Jury. Number of Students Placed In Positions SG5 ot the subject, I am accompanied development as I have witnessed in Number of Graduates Not Placed In Positions 0 by H. B. Pealrs. who is supervlsbr traveling over so much of it. Journal Want Ads Bring Tiesults. Enroll now in our Summer Classes and let us train you to fill i of Indian education. Owing to "I am limited for time. In order a "Better Than the Average" Position, Individual instruction the difficulty of securing appro- to see as much of the southwest as our specialty. priations for new construction at possible, nn itinerary was arranged this time, the most we can hope and wo have followed it literally ? Sill III Ii This store is a Western School for Private to accomplish promptly Is to in- and are here right on schedule. I KiT gate crease the capHclly of the innny That explains my ehort stay in A- JBThrifty 5Ays schools we now have in the south lbuquerque. It is the sort of stop way to the whole world west. r hnvo been making every where. 11 Secretaries "From, what I know of the Wo have traveled about 2.S0O mllca of Victrola Music. nchool and what. 1 by auto but wo will start cast to 745 901-- Albuquerque West Tljoras Avenue. Telephone J have-seen- I believe It is feasible nuirruw bv train." instrument or will Any probahly In the next two year.'! Mr. Burke with Mr. Pealrs to add to the enpacity nf the leave thi:t afternoon for Chicago. (reUet ' record made by the Victor school to the extent of 150 and Ho will attend the eighth grade commencement exercises at the S! without a of be V-- sroat expenditure I victrou Company can bought f! Victrola I A money. This Is true of many of school this morning and will visit ixTj the schools I have visited and Isleta later. Between 2:30 and through us. it be we can have 4:S0 o'clock this afternoon a com- 'may that will turned over to interior de- petitive drill and band concert iijiilii (he school at A hearty invitation is partment Fort Wingate in New be held ot the Indian Mexico and In which Commissioner Burke will be Fort Apache to the extended to music lovers be put into condition for an honored guest' and which eeaslly be put into condition for public is invited. Moving pictures RAINBOW the accommodation of a large vylll be taken. to visit us frequently, number of Indian children." Turning to a discussion of af- RACE DRIVERS INJCRKD. whether they desire a FISHING TACKLE fairs In state in the Salem, Ore.,. Juno. 3. Harry this and automo- west, the commissioner continued: Uhodes and Jack Ross, demonstration of the m w race were "In New Mexico, there are bile drivers,' injured, ' some relative Uhodes profcably. fatally, when Victrola, or to listen I III 1;:' enthusiast knows Rainbow complex questions In the ' just Every to disputed titles among pueblos their cars crashed together wffii and conflicts between stockmen final event of an antomobile rac- ! to some of their favorite ! Fishing Tackle knows it to be the and others near the Navajo lands. ing program staged here today. It I have been looking into these music with the hope of finding some CARDS RIXEARK GOOPWIX. best. Our assortments are complete. of St. IjOuIs, Mo., June S. The re solution that will settle some - We these These lease or Ii?arv:n Goodwin, right- will gladly explain aggravating questions. hand to the Houston. Texas, We can supply you with everything are all matters of importance to pitcher, terms on il 'li the state of New Mexico and Sec- league club, was announced today easy request. but the fish and the Rainbow tackle retary Fall, familiar with the by the St. Louis Nationals. vvii conditions here, is very sollcltious U Cleveland. June 3. Trls pan ,Jiti will that things may be settled at the .0,, hopes I ;t, take care of them., earliest time. ' Speaker, manager of the Cleveland practical Americans, was ordered to beil by I west "The people of the entire club as result of hevcr are of the se- - tho physician the J very appreelative an attack of bronchitis. ,J FANS, MEET KAMM, MATSON'g fin nnn rTirri?T upd MOTHER Today bank interest is 206 W. Central. Phone 19. WHITE SOX NABBED making more millions than Clean Baby's Bowels with speculation. Headquarters for Fishing Licenses Money in the bank 'California' Fig Syrup" maintains the full value of principal and inter- 5r est, dollar for dollar. You can avoid the wor- ries of in- 4 :.. , speculative vestments by putting ai1 4. grauuauon1 L ' time1 your idle funds into one vour friends exnect J of our your photograph, i CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. 1 Hi! Drawing 4 interest. Safe Convenient ' REFRIGERATORS Profitable.

Stone-line- ? "Notaseme," d, the latest receptacle for the . storage of food is made of a composition stone. It When baby has colic, diarrhoea, will not break; it will not leak; it will not rust; it will food souring, feverish breath, not absorb dampness or It has no there 1 coated tongue; is restless and can't SKEW J germs. seams, sleep because of clogged' bowels, fore, it can have no cracks. Just give a ul of (Hi 1 California Fig Syrup. It moves Absolutely Seamless Positive Circulation. the wind and gas and all the Phone for' an .ap- souring food, bile and poison right ) out of the tender little bowels BELDING HALL REFRIGERATORS pointment today. wit w without cramping or overacting State. ! and f Willie Kamni. baby usually gets peaceful Priced $15.00 Up to $119.75. ft relief. Contains no narcotics or Willie Kamm, dashing third base- soothing drugs. Trust S Savings w man who Millions of mothers upon of the San Francisco club, depend drew most of the California Fig Syrup to keep spotlight awaj bowels and from the $75,000 Jimmy O'Conneli, baby's. clean, sweet, Dank has been the 7hit Sox regular. , Ask your druggist for bought by genuine "California J. & Go. for the neat little wad of Fig Syrup" Albuquerque, N. M. ttorber 5ic:,000. which in- THE PIIOTOGRAPTIER IN TOUR TOWS Kamm a slice and a has full directions for rets of that fants in arms and children ot all salary of $10,000 a year.' His earn- M B tRNH Hardware Store THE EMCEE STUDIO estness and ages plainly printed on bottle. pMC Albuquerque's Big ' agreeable personality Mother! You must say "California' GRANT BM)G. helped bring him success, his Bks v s tc MjfB Just Across from City Hall teammates or you may- get an ImitaTion fig say. syrup. , ......

t Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL June 4, 1922 DODGERS CUT GIANTS LEAD TO TWO GAMES; CARDINALS ARE A CLOSE THlRfi

SCHOOL BOY RUTH tion by the vast army of smokers. BROOKLYN TftKES MEET IN BIG SHOW BAGGER OF CAUSES Each year fires destroy or dam- I SIGNED BY GIANTS 41 H. S. PUPILS SMOKER age sufficient timber to build homes for the entire population of a city the size of Washing- II SEWELL IN ton, New Orleans, Denver or San DOUBLEHEADER 10TH TO COMPETE FOR MANY FIRES III Francisco. A single lighted match, or glowing cigarette carelessly iJs thrown aside may cost the gov- AMMasiZ?'( ernment thousands of dollars for P 5 DEFEATS TIGERS FOREST fire fighting, to say nothing of it. LI ATHLETIC HONOR LIDS the timber destroyed, the harm 1 done to the watersheds, and the 4 desolation of scenic features. Scores, 6 to 4 and 4 to 2; Cleveland Wins, 5 to 4; Red Tobacco "Last year, that is during 1921, 4; All Those Who Made Over Big Manufacturing there were 732 fires traced to . Wins His Tenth Sox Win From Ruether Yankees, wmmm 130 Points in Athletic Company Prints a Fire careless smokers in the national for Season and 6 to Rain Game forests of the United States, while i Victory 2; Stops Button Contest Are Eli- Warning On Each Pack- ln Arizona and New Mexico, 81 in of the fires in the forests wer ; His Eighth Straight. . Eighth Inning. of gible; Starts Monday. age Cigarettes. caused by smokers. This is too The Aatoclnted Pr serious a situation to rest lightly. (Br The Aolnted PreM.) (By ) at "Be sure to extinguish match. New 'Dork, June 8. Brooklyn Cleveland, Juno 3. Joe Sewell's Monday morning at o'clock The national forests belong to forty-on- e or before throw- con- two ot double in the tenth the high school, the girls cigar cigarette the people. The Individual approaclsed within games inning gave made over ISO points ing away." This warning now science must be aroused until Cleveland a 5 to 4 over De- and boys who i'he league leading Giants today by victory in the athletic button contests tni appears on tha and opening of every one who Uvea, camps or ''taking a double-head- trom Phil- - troit in the third game of the series will for the cham- packages that contain several even travels in the woods is a Cobb spring compete be 4 in here today. put the Tigers in This will very popular brands cf of the forests. The gov- .udelphia, and Iluother, the lead in the seventh with a pionship of the city. cigar protector ! won his vic-- i a, "free-for-H- " as far as these ettes. can do toward jthe first game, tenth home run, but the Indians tied the ernment but little season and forty-on- e concerned. will "It fs with of men- Jtory of the eighth score In the Both Morton are They real appreciation ridding the country this ".straight. Bhriver weakened In tht eighth. all be weighed in as the first thing that the forest service learns of ace to national wealth, the fora.it was and Ehmko wero hit hard. Score: will compete this forward en nlnth of the second game and Detroit. on the program, and action the part fire, unless every citizen becomes ' 'relieved by Sherrod Smith, who under these weights for the contest. of one of the largest American a fire warden and AB. R. H. PO. A. E, uo limit to tobacco topped a Philly rally. Scores: 5 1 1 11 0 0 There will be upward companies," eays frank works at the Job. vi , Haney, lb one can C. W. the local First game: 31) 4 0 1 2 4 0 the number ot points any Pooler, of distr "When the magnitude of this , Jones, event, fifteen office or service. "And ? Philadelphia. 4 U get from any single the forest fire proposition is measured and AH. A. E. Cobb, cf l 0 ...lit ..v, Ka tha limit. Chfi.mOion- - yet It Is time tobacco manu fires li.Jf.ro. Veacb, If 0 211C 0 0 that the large proportion of the L 6 1 a a u 0 determined the total smoker-cause- d con- Walker, rf 3 1 2 2 1 0 Fred Ijindstrom, shin will be by facturers recognise this prolit'.c that are is 3b 3 1 8 2 1 0 Heiimann, rf... from ten source of fires the forests Wrightstone, 2b. 3 0 1 4 3 ; Fred Lindstrom, a of points earned the in an i sidered, the Importance of the 6 1 U 3 0 0 Cutshaw, ... in as 'Williams, of,... ss 5 0 2 2 3 0 school events. , , other places well. warning that the tobacco com- If 6 0 2 !i 0 I Klgney, Chicago btoy. has just signed are: c 4 1 2 1 a with Those eligible for tne contest "The fire danger incident to pany will give to every purchas- - 0 1 1 ;: 1 Bassler, 2 0 contract the New York 4 s Kirr.ni Fluter Thatcher, the use of matches and tobacco J'arkinsoa, 2b., 5 0 1 1 Giants. He pl.-iy- r..,.. er of its products can be readily fv. ss. . . . 4 o 0 0 4 ii Uhmke, p 0 3 with the Loy- Zona Walsh, Herman is Fletcher, ola academy tuam. 40 J,ydia Dolde, usually given little considera realized." t leslle. 3 0 0 9 In times Alberto lioziowsKt, jon-ar- d lb Totals 38 4 13x28 18 3 at bat he'has cracked out Marcus, , 'j c... 3 1 0 :i o10o three Kmrti Lehman, Ruth Henline, ... X One six Brlr.son, 2 0 0 0 1 0 out when wlnnine run homers, tribes and eight dou iuw i King, p..,..,... scored. bles. Ti, Kntherine. 'inomDson. "Peters 1 0 1 0 0 0 Domnicalli, Icem Bilyeu, Salvador ; ixLebourveau .. 0 0 0 0 0 b Clcvelanrl. moon .inn rcinssman. Pablo Soto, AB, R. H. PO.A. E. - h ' a man on in tho ninth gave him Moil rjntlin. Homer McCune. Mel- ' . . . 6 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 4 9 24 10 1 -x I Jamleson, cf me game, acure: .,! Cmh Antonin Ltucero. uuy r h i- CD Wambsganss, 2b 4 1 2 1 2 2 Joe llrooklj'ii. If 4 0 1 Chicago. Dozier, Thomas McElvain, AB. It. H. PO. A. "E. Evans, 0 0 0 AB. R. H. TO. A. E. 3 1 1 2 6 0 Lupin, lieroeri ueagie, un7, 3b 6 0 0 0 4 0 Stephenson, 3b. Hooper, rf . .i. . 3 1 8 0 0 vri Will- Jligh, 5 1 3 1 7 l Sam Glassman, John Brooks, 4 1 1 2 3 0 J. Newell, n3. ... 1 Strunk, rf . .i. . 0 0 .0 1 0 0 Harold '""Johnston, 2b... I 3 0 1 iam Kemp, Adair, Ellglo 1 1 i'VJS 4 1 2 1 0 0 Mclnnis, lb.... 17 ss J. . 6 1 1 0 6 0 Jama-- Griffith, rf.. I 0 Johnson, O'Suna, Carl Hogrefe, Gabe -- 3 0 If 3 3 3 4 0 Wood, rf 3 2 0 E. Collins, Aheat, t L. 4 1 1 6 2 0 2b. do, Bvrnes May, t. J. nenanwra, J cf.. 4 1 2 3 0 t Bewell, c... Mosttl, .3112401 1 1 o o Berez, Alfonso Smith, 3 Reraplo o Morton, p 0 1 0 5 0 cf.L..3 iv.Sohmandt, lb. , 2 0 5 0 1 Fnlk, If ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Harry Cast, Herman Dapla, Johnny Mitchell, 1 0 1 4 0 0 HcftalK, 0 0 4 1 0 Gere, Robert lb.... Totals 34 6 10 30 25 4 C..I...3 Stafford, Raymond Ward, br. 3 0 0 4 2 0 Sheely, lb .L.. 2 0 0 18 0 0 Macpherson. 3e 3 0 0 4 0 0 By Innings: Sb ..' 4 1 1 2 3 Berry, c... Detroit 011 001 100 Mulligan, 0 Ruether, p 4 0 0 0 0 ( Wsite Hoyt, left, Edwin Goebel when the Yanks and Nata 04 Courtney, p .. 0 0 0 e. ' greeting Cleveland 011 100 010 .15 .4 10 clashed recently. Two-bas- e hits J, ,KZ Tbfals 33 6 9 37 9 1 Summary: Totals .80 S 6 27 18 GRAYS Sewell, 2; L. Sewell, Heiimann, 2; TO 1EET i Batted for Ring In ninth. Once stars on the same team at Erasmus high school, Brooklyn, St TjOiiIn. " ' xx Ran for Peters In star- Veach. Home run Cobb. Double ninth. Waite Hoyt and Edwin Goebel are now big league rivals. Hoyt is to Mc- i By innings: Wash- pluys Stephenson Mclnnis; Shorten, rf 4 fl 0 0 ring on the mound for the Yankees and Goebel is outfielding for lnnis, J. Sewell and Mclnnis; Heii- 0 Philadelphia 003 010 000 4 The two had a chat about "the old when the Yanks Gerber, m .... 0 0 0 0 ington. quite days" mann to Rigney. Base on balls-- Off :. T. STARS AT fcJ3rooklyn 010 110 30x b New Slsler, lb .... 3 1 1 Two-bas- and Nats clashed the last time in York. Ehmke, 8; 6. Struck , Summary: e hits Lee. Morton, Jacobson, cf , . 4 fl 361o "Wheat. Three-bas- e out By Ehmke, 1; 2.. , t hit Lee. Home Morton, Severeid, c . . . . 4 1 I T 1 ; runs Wheat, Johnston. Bases on Williams, If .. 4 0 1 7 0 4: 1. Hits Off fl; New York. S. balls Off Ring, g; Ruether, 8. Pert lea. Glazner, Boston, Ellcrbe, 8b .... 3 0 1 I 0 BARELASTODAI 5 3 Shcr- - 4 New 3. , Struck out By Ring, S; 4. Doak, in innings; off & I York, June The Boston 2b . . 4 1 2 3 4 : Ruether, 11 I McManui, Score Second 2 in 1 3; 2 in 4 Americans defeated New York in game; R. del, off Pertica. Bayne, p 1 6 fl o 0 V ji 9 In the first of ! .Philadelphia. 100 000 8 j off Glazner, in f, none out game a scheduled . . 1 0 0 1 II 0102 double-head- Danforth, p ' 3 a score 6 2 An Brooklyn ...010 110 Olx 4 9 o sixth; off Adams, in 3; off Ham- by of to Vungllder, p .. 0 0 0 0 0 eleventh hour arrangement 3 The was to WlM Sd! Batteries: G. Smith and ilton, in 1. Winning pitcher game stopped on account 0 0 0 0 was made last night fill the s. Peters; of ram Pruett, p 0 ,hriver, Smith and Hungling. Pertica. Losing pitcher Adams. in the eighth inning and JiP. Collins .... 1 1 1 o 0 Gray's open date today and they the second game was called off. zzAustln 1 0 0 0 will take on the Old Town stars, Two former 0 new nm Boston, S; New York, J. Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 3. ESULTS New York pitchers, zzzBronkle .... 1 0 0 0 0 loaning them the bearcat iw Boston, June 3. Boston won Chicago, June 3. Cincinnati Qulnn and Ferguson, pitched Bos pitcher, Roberto, the Hawaiian ,rrom New York today, 3 to 2 made it three straight from Chi- ton to its victory. Boston won the Totals 35 4 9 27 twirler who came here from the '?leaning up the three game series cago today by bunching their hits game ln the sixth inning, rreaklng Hatted for Danforth ln Pacific Coast league. 4 NATIONAL score t sixth, 3 o'clock. ,!.w'with the world champions, who behind a base on balls, winning LEAGCE, a tie when the Red Sox ham- xz Batted for Pruett in ninth, The game will start at have lost 3; New 2. ror - 1 six of their last seven to 2. Cavency started the scoring Boston, York, mered Jones for four hits, includ zzz Batted for Shorten ln ninth. There will be no charge grand A 1777 MWn-'- II frames. The winning run in tha for the visitors by driving the ball Brooklyn. Philadelphia, ing a nome run by Bums. Score: stand seats. ll H - A I ..Jast of Cincinnati, 4; 2. By Innings: would seem fl II the ninth came on Cruise's into the left field bleachers for a Chicago, Boston. Chicago 202 000 001 5 The Old Town Stars Boeckel's St, Louis, 9; 6. AB. on Rouble, sacrifice and home run, his second in two days. Pittsburgh, R.H. PO.A. E. St. Louis 001 003 000 4 to have the edge the Grays, . Jlolke'e in hav- 4 1 1 1 0 0 beaten a score of long single to the score Rixey pitched good form, Leibold, cf .... Two-ba- se hit Court- having been by Score: Chi- AMERICAN LEAGl'E. 3 2 1 2 0 0 Summary: 'jrboard. ing only one bad Inning, when Menosky, If ... ney. Three-bas- e hit Sisler. Home 4 to 5 by Helen's fast team wnicn Boston, 6; New York, 2; (called 3 1 1 2 8 New York. cago bunched hits and saved them- Pratt, 2b 0 runs P. Collins, Mostil. Bases on recently ate up the Grays. With end seventh; rain). 4 1 1 0 S O a --A, AB.R.H.PO.A.E. selves a shutout. Score: Dugan, 3b balls Off off Roberto ln the tiox. it looks like - St. 4. Bayne,' 3; Danforth, m h 0 1 1 s . ' Chicago, 5; Louis, J. 3 0 1 1 0 1 win j .Bancroft,-- ... ,. Cincinnati. Collins, rf... 1; off close game and possibly a for Zt i 8; 4. 1 Vangilder, 1; off Courtney, .fTlscn, ...... 4 1 4 AB. It. IT. TO. A. E. Cleveland, Detroit, Burns, lb 4 1 11 0 0 3. 3 the Stars, Philadelphia-Washingto- Hits Off Bayne, in two and Jb 5 p 1 s 4 0 2 8 0 0 rain. 3 0 1 0 2 2 SProh, j Burns, cf ..... O'Rourke, ss .. one-thir- d innings, off Meusel, if fi 4 0 S 10 1 0 0 tt 4 0 0 Danforth, .... i i j 0 Danbert. lb ... Hue, c .2 none in three and two-thir- inn- Some of the experts of Toting, rf .... 3 1 2 0 0 Duncan. If .... 4 0 1 3 0 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Qninn, p 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 know every artery, bone and o 8. ings; off Vangilder, in two and Japan Kelly, lb 3 1 15 . . . . 4 0 0 4 0 0 Milwaukee, 3; Minneapolis, 0 0 0 two-thir- In 0 Harper, rf Ferguson, 0,0 off , nerve the human body, and how x 4 0 l a c 3 0 1 1 1 0 Kansas City, 8; St. Paul. 8. p...0 innings: Pruett, Cunningham, cf i Wingo, none in one-thir- d Losing to render them inoperative. t' Snyder, o 3 0 3 0 1 4 0 0 2 3 0 Indianapolis, 9; Columbus, 12. Totals 2 8 T 21 10 S inning. Bohne, 2b .... pitcher Vangilder, Winning pitch- Barnes, p .. S 0 0 ss . . 3 2 1 1 6 0 Louisville, 7; Toledo, 18. New York. ' 14 Caveney, erCourtney. . . Plnelll, Sb .... 3 3 2 2 4 0 AB. R. IT. PO. A. E. ,7 Totals 85 3 Ili2 i 2 Rixey. p 2 0 1 1 3 0 SOFTHERN ASSOCIATION. Witt, cf 4 0 1 3 0 0 s. x One out 4; 5. 2 b 4 4 when winning run Chattanooga, Nashville, Ward, I ;; peored. Totals 31 4 10 27 17 0 Atlanta, 8; Birmingham, 1. Ruth, if 2 0 JOHN MC8AW Boston. Chlcaaco. New Orleans, 7; Mobile, 8. Baker, 3b 3 0 f 8. AB.R.H. PO. A. E- - AB. H. IT. PO. A. E. Memphis, 8; Little Rock, Meusel rf 3 0 The; v Nfiton, cf I , . 1 2 Statu, cf 0 0 1 2 0 0 Pipp, lb 3 0 Barbare, 2b , . . 4 0 0 0 Hollocher, ss... 4 0 1 6 1 COAST LEAGUE. Scott, ss 3 2 Christenbury, If 4 0 0 2 3b 4 1 1 1. " 3. 2. o 2 2 Krug. t Portland, Sacramento, Schang, Club :1 4 1 1 Cruise, rf 0 2 2 Onmes. lb .... 4 1 1 ln San Francisco, 7; Oakland, 1. Jones, p 1 0 1 1 IS- - Boeckel. 3b . 3 0 2 3 0 1 8 0 0 3. 1 0 0 0 'K 2 Friberg, It .... Salt Lake, 6; Seattle, xSklnner . . . . 0 Indian Holke, lb 4 1 13 Hcathcote. rf . . 4 0 0 2 0 0 Los Angeles, 5; Vernon, 0. damtlal)? Ford, ss 3 0 Terry. 2b 3,0 2 3 4 0 Totals 26 2 4 21 ! 1 c 2 0 O'Farrell. e ... 3 0 0 0 4 1 WESTERN LEAGUE, x Batted for Jones in seventh. Jlarquard, p 0 0 AHlrldge, 0 . . . 3 0 0 4 n SI. 0; Tulsa, 1. By innings: n Joseph, NATIONAL McQuillan, p J 0 zMlllrr . 1 Omaha, 4; Sioux City, 10. Boston 000 203 1 8 LEAGUE. Gowdy, o 1 1 0l' 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma 4. New 001 010 W. L. Pet...... izCallaghan ... Wichita, 10; City, York 02 Self-Confide- iJPowell , 0 0 0 Denver, 7; Des 8: Three-bas- e J. New York '. .26 18 .591 i Moines, (ten Summary: hit 18 ' nt izKopt o 1 0 0 Totals 3 2 8 27 19 3 innings). Collins. Home runs Burns, Lei Pittsburgh 24 .571 or for Aldrldge in ninth. bold. Bases on balls Off Jones, St. Louis 25 20 .55r zHatted 2; .'..25 21 .54 Totals 33 3 S 27 17 0 r.7. Ran Miller in ninth. WEST TEXAS LEAGUE. off 2. Struck out Jones, Brooklyn for Qulnn, By Cincinnati 25 24 .610 Batted for O'Neil In eighth, By innings: Score: R. IT. E. 2; By Qulnn, 2. Hits Off Jones, 7 zz Ran for Cruise in ninth. Cincinnati 000 002 0204 San Angelo ....10 12 3 in 7; oft Qulnn, 4 in ( (none out in Chicago .. 20 23 .485 V Boston . 17 25 .405 By innings: Chicago . .000 002 0002 Ranger 2 2 6 seventh); off Ferguson, 0 ln 1. Self Conscious? New York 000 000 Two-bas- e Pl- 28 '.349 020 I Summary: hits Batteries: Muns and Robertson: Winning pitcher Qulnn. Philadelphia If Pay $5.00 to join and any kind of . Boston 000 000 021 3 nelll Terry, Burns, Krug. Home Crawford and Duckworth. a Two-bas- e weekly payment that suits your Summary: hits Meu-se- l, run Double plays Score: R, H. E. 6; St. Louis, 4. Caveney. Chicago, MUSfflNI convenience. When have Young, Cruise, Nixon. Three-bas- e Hollocher to Terry to Grimes; Pl Lubbock 4 8 1 Louis. June 3. The Chicago MIU.t you hit Cruise. Double plays nelll to Dnubert; Hollocher to Sweetwater 0 3 4 White Sox defeated the Browns 6 paid In about one-thir- d the price Bancroft to Snyder to Groh to Grimes to Krug. Bases on balls Ratterles: Woolridge and Allen; to 4 here today in a game featured we deliver to you an INDIAN Call it psychology, if Frisch; J. Barnes to Kelly. Off 3; Aldrldge. 2. Struck Richburg and Shaw. by the visitors' brilliant fielding Scout and tht balance on balls Off Bass Rixey, you pay McQuillan, 1; off out By Rixey, 1. Score First game: R. H. E. and timely hitting. The Browns' on the easy payment plan. Drop is Marquard, 1. Struck out By Mc- Abilene 5 10 1 were Ineffective. While you like, it certain that the know- 1. pitchers around and let's explain how quillan, Hits Off McQuillan Stamford 6 12 8 local batters found Courtney, they (& ylClllb 11 it is to secure this little in eight Innings; off Marquard Batteries: Kelsler, Harris and could not land safely often enough easy nifty none in one motorcycle. We will pay tfo ledge that his outward is er inning. Winning pitch- Whitehead; Appleton, Knadler and to win when they had men on lSlanf.ink appearance Marquard. Edwards. bases. Pat Collins and Mostil hit YANK MGR. interest on your money, Score Second game: R. H. E. home runs. Courtney's single with jr breeds self-confiden- ce in a man ' 3 5 Pittsburgh, . Abilene 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE. right June 3. The Stamford 2 5 0 werePittsburgh. Pirates W. I Pet unable to profit by New Batteries: Chance. Havu and defeat New York 29 18 .617 Albuquerque (Yorkg today, losing to St. Whitehead; Conley and Schmidt. Louis 27 19 .587 Louis 9 to . St. Works .On hand notice that the Doak was driven score: R. 11. E. , 23 24 .489 Novelty every you'll from the box In P Washington the fourth inning Clovis 1 0 Cleveland 23 24 .489 Plmonson & Danlclson and then the Pirates Amarillo 3 7 1 mm continued . 20 .487 321 Second Street man who is sure of slugging hard against Rherdel In Batteries: Vick Erwin: Philadelphia ,...19 6onth himself, whose the fifth. and Hitt Detroit .. 20 25 .444 Phone 670-- After the Cardinals had and Byers. 20 25 .444 forced '55GAMES Chicago well-dresse- Glaznr to retire In the 18 24 .429 is is fj. , sixth, Pertica, who relieved Rher- Boston poise perfect, del, held the locals scoreless. Score: St. THE SMILE ON THE NATIONAL IjKAGUE. JyOUl. Cincinnati at Chicago. - AB. K.1T.PO. A.K. FACE OF THE TIGER New York at .Flack, rf f, i 3 2 n 0 Brooklyn. Good 1 Our 4 3 2 BITE Clothes Smith, cf 0 TROUT 0 BROWN. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Fournler, lb ... S 1 1 9 1 0 By NOItMAV E. s a Chicago at St, Louis. Hornsby, 2b ... 4 2 2 2 3 1 It Big Night. LIKE HUNGRY WOLVES ON R the the Detroit Cleveland. Stock, 3b n 0 1 0 Tonlcht for o'Flannlgans, at l tlie O'Connors Boston at Washington. Are choice Mcllenry, If , . . 5 2 ii 4 0 0 Burkes, Flemings, - the of successful meri 1 nd other oid names 01 pase- at New York. ciemons, c .... 3 o n 0 good Philadelphia Hand-Ma- de 1 bull. Whickham's xMann . 0 0 0 to be Clothes 0 4 For the latest boy wonder everywhere. that convey an Ainsmith. e ... 2 0 0 club is TAvan, ss 4 0 2 hooked bv a malor league Trout Bugs. We have 'era at one Jue Joe of Doak, p ...... 1 0 0 Flynn plain ordinary City Ball Dope impression good taste and quie 1 ft 0 Fly nn. fgherdel, p .... several now the scribes wxshotton ... For years -- the of the WRIGHT'S Indian elegance. Superbly tailored from Pertica. p ..... 2 have mourned departure 1 Building pure pood old American names from the sP The defeated the Midgets such Eagles 1 diamond and the influx of Fourth and Gold ,wool Totals 42 9 15 27 4 1 yesterday afternoon with a score fabrics, they fit perfectly and taney handles as DcVorraer, Li of 9 to 0. x Ran for demons in sixth, names ' xx Batterl in Hoi.rveau, and other tough .wear . for Sherdcl nixth. for the box score hounds to handle. long. Pittsburgh. Now comes Joe to make life a bit ' . AB. R.H. rO.A.E. . 8 0 0 1 2 2 happier. Maranvllle, ss. Is and short- 3 2 3 4 0 0 Flynn the raplaln Carey, cf ..... stop of the New' York university Mak'e "investment ; If G 5 0 1 your in goo'd ap- Bigbee. 11 baseball team. Ha bus given John .Tierney. 2b .... 5 0 1 1 3 0 McUraw his word he'll become a . Tmynor, 8b ... 4 1 1 2 1 0 Giant In the near future and be pearance" today. z Exceptional Itftjeller, rf .... 4 0 1 3 0 0 for next " 4 1 teady tryout spring. Orlmm, lb .... 2 9 0 0 Flynn's long forte is hitting. In .values at 'eoch, c ...... 3 0 0 2 0 1 first fourteen his iti Traffic 1 1 tha games college 01axer, p .... 2 0 2 0 played this year Flynn slammed out Erery motorist wents to be first to get sway when th "Adams, p ..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 an of one home run a traffia sign reads "Go." That's what HUM driving 0 0 0 0 average time. Th nrw drtmm m StxxRohwer .... 1 0 game fourteen all told. He hit Stl toon to b innauneod by Hamilton, p . . . 0 0 0 0 3 0 Continental "Red Seal" Motor dmfaofexl unuul $27.50 to $47.50 for an average of .614. mount of pulling power et onlinary dnMnfl epaedt 1 Ills work at .'hurt is eatd to be Tht what makes this ear Ant In trafne. Every unit 'Totals - . . . .SO 6 10 27 8 4 Is built by a known anawufacturer. all that could be desired of a wh nationally apeciaUsad .old Batted for Adams in the youngster, he hus minor smile. TW. makrs It a 4tpndabU Six. Yet it i. 'xx although Tfa winning for 4S5 the price of tha average Four. Phone ue far 'eighth. fielding faults. ' miwuHfluan. Watch for Tht By innings: The old bovs will he milling for The Detroit Timers are now the Pi. Louis 000 006 0129 him, you can bet, with the name talk of tha American leagne race. Car That's , Pittsburgh 000 321 000 ( ne tias. They topped off brilliant wfnnlnc Summary: Two-bas- e hits Kis-be- e, streak in the cast AMERICAN GARAGE Coming E. Three-bas- by beating tha Washburn McHenry. Smith. e the oldest in DISTRIBUTORS L Among twins the lugging tnrea out 01 lour. Phone 307. Company hit Tierney. Stolen bases Smith United States are Mrs. Mary J. iua 21 North Fourth 2. Hornsby 2. Lavan. Sacrifices Rector and Mrs. J. y Bases Nancy Tavlor, Charles Dickens wrote a Lite of Albuquerque Exclusive Clothier. 4 d'mith, Lavan, Maranville. living together at Pittsburg, Kan., Christ for his n bnllH Off 2: off Glnzner. will children, and lft Doak, who celebrate their 8ind birth- definite instructions that it bhoulU ..-.- off Pertica, 3. suuclt out Uy day next Christmas day. never be published.

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f..f.Ji....-.---1i1.-1ii- omanfs lyMagdTnhe Page rfl ORGANDY TRIMS BEAUTY CHATS CRETONNE FROCK HELEN HUNTER'S HUSBAND By Edna Kent Forbes. BI JANE PHELPS.

MORE ABOUT REDITCIXG. that" won't. From time to time I JACK WONDERS AT HELEN'S off so she can't give me away." will give suggestions and lists of ; ACTIONS. , iseii tried to comfort Helen, but The last time we were discuss- foods and menus. Meantime I to tell the truth she was a good want woman to feel : ':: ing reduction we said that the don't any that , CHAPTER 60. ileal disturbed herself. She and a certain amount she cannot reduce If she tries. If 'tspv Helen crouched in her husband had Introduced body acquired she eats less than she needs she Tremblingly In form the corner of cab. Was it, Humes, all in good faith, but per pt energy every day the begrlns to consume her own the would not be believed if could Horace Barnes, haps they of food. It also lost a certain flesh. If she does this it be true? he mentioned them, or if the po- amount of energy every day gradually she can only benefit by the man who had tried to make lice found out he visited them. through work and exercise. If ft it. love to her; whom she had allowed She was anxious to get home, and acquires more than It expends the to be escort even when keep- so anxious to talk with her hus- L.: Is her surplus' energy becomes fat. This Itose If your cream not ing it from Jack, a forger a com- band she telephoned him from In as sim'ple and absolute rule is smooth you must have overheated mon crook! She couldn't believe Helen's to come home as early as the fact that two and two make the oils, but this has not impaired it. There was some mistake. possible. lovement, at Sensational Reductions four, and there are no exceptions. its quality. There would be very But suppose it were all true! All "You can talk to Mr. Layton, That is why It is" always possible little difference in the appearance the he had her, but I can't with Jack in a creams al- money spent upon only to reduce either by eating less or of made from olive or all he had spent entertaining their general way. If I do he will mis- To Cbr sands of Dollars Worth of Fine, by working more. mond oil. Forg- trust He never di- gay crowd had been stolen. something. liked This bringstis to the problem Anxious:1! shall be glad to was .' What Horace know." Helen said as of In of some ery stealing really. you how much to eat and what. rect yoij the selection would she do If they ever con- Nell Layton left her. Seas and There are some people who turn of these books If you send me a nected with the Mrs. Brown When came in to dinner he Apparel Millinery food Into flesh and addressed and her Jack quite easily, stamped envelope they were looking lor? brought the evening papers. others who can eat the same repeat your request. it "I never cu- Thankfully shej.rcmcmbered trusted Barnes," he amount of the same sort of food Busio: The juice of either had been ap- said when found Helen and but is not an or lemon makes a their first and only ho that stay thin, this cumber good pearance in that partlcuiur tea- knew of his arrest. "I'm not very exception to the rule that If you bleach for the skin. room. had where much This sale at the outset eat less must reduce. if Since hair has lost, If they gone surprised." coming very you For Yugo: your they were known how terrible it "Its awful! Perfectly awful!" the woman who grows fat on a this tendency to oillness there is would have been!' Sho Helen feared to certain amount a eats less, If no reason should sham- probably responded, then of the vacation season offers won- day why you would be In jail too. say too much, so changed the sub- she exercises . s much she will re- poo oftener than once in three When tho taxi at her duce because she will be consum- weeks. A very thin solution of stopped ject. derful opportunities for saving on used when curl- door, she looked guiltily up and "Are you awfully busy now. ing more than she is gaining. The gum tragacanth street before Bhe Jack? business in woman who would on ing; hair to retain downithe alight Any big sight?" stay thin the helps the ed, to see officer "No. is rotten I I choice of dresses diet makes fat wom- curl a time. half expecting an why? Business suits, wraps, and the that the far to arrest her. But every intonded to tell so, and to ask an fatter must eat more if poss- Brown Eyes: Whiteheads waiting you not differ- thing was quiet, so s'ie irlilckly you to bo more careful. We've skirts clothes of ible, and If roust eat a should be treated first with perox- into been too desirability for ) - paid the driver and rushed spending much money ent typo of food. ide of hydrogen and then pricked ' - the house. , All this about It That is the difficult part of any with the point of a sterilized lately. gadding and reduction: to know the when Never had her little apartment expensive." travel, hotel, afternoon evening. things that noodle, another application looked so as It did then. "I know It Is. We'll will build flesh and the of peroxide should complete it. attractive stay at things It was a sanctuary, a hiding place. home for a while If you like." Costs and present value have not She threw herself into a chnir, "If I like! AVhy I shall be iek W M then nervously paced tha floor. lighted. I haven't read a boo or been Considered Would Nell never com?! p. magazine In ages. But what's in this sale. It is At last she arrived with fill the the matter? Aren't yoik well?" EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING latest editions of the papers. Helen "Yes, just a little tired, that's Kahn's way to clear stocks at this almost snatched them Xicm her. all." Bi Laura a. There was little that was dlf- - "And by Jove, you look It! I season that summer mer- rirkmajt. fir-n- t from what she had already hadn't noticed, but you're as white incoming read, save that one paper as a sheet. Shall I get the doc- put more stress upon finding tor?" chandise may have full sway and SIORE DISJIKS FOR INVALIDS one-ha- lf quarts of cold water, and the mysterious Mrs. Brown, hint "No. Indeed! I am only tired." tho even- is ' brine? slowly to a boil. Now let ing broadly that she might also Several times during it a matter of pride with us that The following dishes, which simmer not boil rapidly until have been Implicated in tho forger- ing Jack glanced at his wife. She come under the head of "Fluid me cnicKen is very tender, or ies. .:. was so very quiet and pale. He the garments offered are de- Diet" in invalid cookery, will, I about three hours. Strain, season "How awful!" she exclaimed. would get the doctor the first thing highly .with to "You'd low in tho sho feel hope, prove of use to housekeep- salt taste, and let stand Ry KLOISE. better; lay for a time, morning if didn't overnight in. a cold place to let Helen. It's a pity you haven't better. Just before retiring she sirable at this moment. ers who are facing the problem come Showers for Juno prides are in some relative visit." of some the fat to the top. In the order and the is you could surprised him by asking: preparing trays for sick remove the fat and turn eternul question Then: "Do you suppose he'll tell, "If business is dull, couldn't we member of their family. morning what shall the gift be. Something Beef the broth Into the top of a double or that they will hunt up the peo- mnke your mother a little visit? Broth: Remove fat from to over wat- inexpensive, something useful and he been of If can two of round of beef and boiler reheaf boiling unusual are the ple has going with all you afford the fares?" of 'pounds er. Serve hot (well-boile- d brown something three us, to trace Mrs. Brown we It's a Hundreds Beautiful Dresses and cut the meat into small typeB of A thinking "Why, yes, might. good pieces. or' uncoated ric.e is often added gifts always sought. In that way ? My, who could hav-- idea. I have felt sorry not to have Tut it Into a saucepan with the to house or porch frock is all three Ladies' bones are one this broth). of these at once therefore a believed it of him!" you know mother. Yes, I'll try Hats Sacrificed. Many (if there any), add Egg-No- g: - and of Simple Beat one egg- most "And Jack doesn't know I've to arrange it." cup cold watsr, and let stand Ideal shower present. Lucky, been In Half-Pric- in a cool an hour to yolk thoroughly and stir into it is the whose friends dancing with him! What will Alone Jack sat puzzled Dresses are e and Less place for one-ha- lf of indeed, bride he swear extract the Juices. Then heat cup sweet, cold milk shower her with housefrocks and say? I'll until I am thought. What had happened to to Season with either a pinch of black in the face I wasn't out of make Helen suggest a visit she had gradually the boiling point, nutmeg or a or aprons. the house all It's before refused to make? than Half. season with one-ha- lt of grated drop The day. Nora's day always teaspoon two of vanilla extract, and sweet- handy needlewoman can salt and a pinch of pepper, and en taste make this frock herself at a very simmer un- to with sugar. Then turn let for two hours or this mixture into a and small cost for neither the cretonnn til the meat Is very tender. Do glass add nor the is It AFTER MANY SOCIETY LONGSTAFF PRIZE IS to it one egg-whi- beaten. organdy expensive. not allow it to boil rapidly. Re- stiffly Is a simple, line model move With a silver spoon, stir the white straight ROLES MISS LOY IS AWARDED ORATOR AT the fat and strain the broth, froth down into the made of flowered organdy of then reheat it in a double boiler ' liquid slightr ly, before serving. brown, orange and blue shades. It PLAYING THE SLAVEY U. S. INDIAN SCHOOL . and serve hot. is very - Egg-No- sashed with sheer gold organdy YOU WILL FIND ALL Beef Tea: Remove one Malted- Mix together THIS AT fat from 1 of malted piped In brown. The handy pock- Miss of tablespoon dry milk, or- Grace Ray, a Pueblo Indian pound beef from the neck, and 1- -4 ets are edged in and teaspoon of salt, and a pinch organdy from M.. was cut the meat into small pieces. of gandy . cuffs fininh the short girl Paquate, N, one grrated nutmeg; mix into this an- Add cup of cold water and 2 sleeves. . The sash is finished with awarded tfie Rugh Lpngstaff let stand for 15 minutes. tablespoons of sweet milk or t Then three-fourt- an immense smashing bow in tha nual prize at the Indian school this meat and water Into, a cream, of a cup of put water., and one well-beat- back. yesterday for delivering from t .quart-siz- e glass canning jar, cov. ' er loosely, and the on thoroughly, then fold memory Lincoln's Gettysburg ad- J place jar in one stiffly-beate- n egg-whi- a wire rack in the bottom Of u dress. VA $5 gold piece Is given and turn into a tall glass. Sweet- WOMAN'S CLUB each year to the grade large saucepan and fill the sauce- en to suit taste. eighth pupil pan with cold water (this should who delivers the address in the come well up the sides of the REVIEWS WORK most finished way. jar), Allow the water aroun.i WOMEN VOTERS WILL The prize is given by a civil war the jar to heat slowly, then do veteran of Sawtelle, Calif., who not let It get above the simmer HEAR ABOUT DIRECT OF PAST YEAR was an intimate friend of Lincoln. contestants tried for the ing point. Let it simmer around i PRIMARY ON TUESDAY Eight the jar for two- hours. Now re- prize yesterday. Tho others were move the By KORA HEMRV-MKACHA- Gladys Corillo. Mabel Hiyi, Phone 352. Best Place" jar from the saucepan, ' "Albuquerque's Shopping turn its contents through a fine A discussion of various phases Installation of the officers of the Paisano, Fred Tanorio, strainer, and serve this strained of the direct primary will be held Woman's cub for the next year was Howard Hawthorn, Nicholas Zunl beef "t$a" very hot. for the benefit of the women voters witnessed a number of and Sam Westiki. at an Albu- by large sili afi muni.- iii.nji Beef Broth with Kgg: Separate open meeting of the members ot the. club on Friday ii the white from tho yolk of one querque league at the Chamber of afternoon at the last session of the egg beating the white stiff and Commerce at 8 o'clock Tuesday year. Mrs. S. B. in LOCAL GIRL RECEIVES Addresses will be Miljer, charge the yolk thoroughly. Now stir evening. made of the ceremony presided In a A SCHOLARSHIP AWARD three cups of hot beef broth by H. B. Hening and by Pearce graceful and efficient manner and slowly into the egg-yol- add 1 :i Rodey. The program is the one made the occasion one of dignified AT NEBRASKA SCHOOL wom- teaspoon of salt, and fold the postponed from May 29. All impressiveness. Officers and club r 1 m egg-whi- en are stiffly whipped Into it. of the city invited to attend. heartily united In pledges of mu- Miss in the of double Jean Bassett of Albuquer- Iteheat top a tual help and loyalty to the club que, N. M. was the S. K. boiler and serve at once. woman bai- and Its thw and awarded Pennsylvania's first wnrl for npw Warrick memorial ot $15 In Chicken Broth: Clean a two-pou- liff is Miss Ruth Van Valkenburg Joined in singing the club hymn. prize three-poun- on SI for her or a d chicken of Wellsboro, who has been ap- The aro the officers gold May scholarship following record during her sophomore year and wash it well. Separate It at pointed to the office in the Tioga installed: President, Mrs. J. G. at the cover with two and Mrs. Nebraska Wesleyan university, Joints, county court, Gould; first vice president, Neb. Bas- Emily. R, Labelle; second vice University Place, ,Miss sett carried fifty-tw- o hours, mak- president, Mrs. , H. F. Robinson; 0.23 Mrs. J. G. ing a record of 324 points with recording secretary, honor, points per hour. Four others StuU; corresponding secretary, received similar honors. Mrs. George D. Rouff; treasurer, The was in the Mrs. P. K. Bcheck; assistant treas award made urer, Mrs, B. H. Porter; auditor, presence of the large audionce Mrs. 8. T. historian. Mrs. J. which gathered for the thirty-thir- d Vann; commencement at Wes- jA. Reynolds; critic, Mrs. Temper-janc- e annual custodian, Mrs leyan. The orator of the day was Whitcombe; Homer C. who W. li. Bishop Stunts, 0 i ' MeChirken; press reporter, Citi- ii i Mrs. C. C, Meacham. spoke on the subject "World The Woman's club chorus, with zenship." Mrs. E. A. Bradford conducting ana Mrs. H. I Hogrefe at the piano, Miss Pauline M. Floyd, Wash- two numbers which ington, U. C, is said to be the gave delightful ever ad- adequately displayc'd the progress youngest woman lawyer General su- Facts made in their year's chorus work. mitted to practice before the the various preme court ot the United States. Reports of the work of 1 departments were made. Among r " those of outstanding importance in were the the way of achievement, Leatrice in two characters she art department, Mrs. H. F. Robin- Joy THIS IS THE son, chairman, who reported the portrays in "Her Man." ' rjv .. , ' About financial and artistic success of the art class and the sustained Interest Season Rugs of Its members. were also little slavey shown here the beau- Kodak, At present good are hard to Indications There tiful and' dazzlinsr T.Bntrlno .Inv rugs get. are The exhibits of locat ana they will be even more scarce, with an advance in hartley Shop artists which were of general in who has graced the screen in many price. terest to the community. pictures i Her performance in Je Mrs. E. A. Bradford, chairman of Mille's "Saturday Night" was onj the musio with the aid ot her most recent characterlta-tion- s. PARTICULAR FACTS ABOUT RUGS No Matter What You Choose Here, department, ; of a large, talented Woman's club You Be Sure chorus, gave many public perform- In Marshall Nellan's newest pro- May ances during the year beside con- duction, "Her Man,'! Miss Toy is Fortunately we were recently able to purchase at a great tributing to the musical program called upon 'to ' make a distinct of the club. The civics, child wel- transformation from the brow- saving a quantity of the finest grade, WILTON and AX. fare and philanthropy departments beaten boarding house slavey to a MINSTER all were active and did'iriany indi- beautiful society girl wfth man- Rugs. That explains why we have decorated --It Will Be ners rn evnrvthino. TtTWi. ,,..w1 Smart vidual pieces of good- .work. The our Gold Avenue windows with such a literature department .contributed Leatrice in the society roles, but' brilliant array of It Will Be Becoming six programs of distinction. as a slavey she is quite a surprise. the finest WILTON and AXMINSTER chair- Rugs ever displayed - Be Mrs. Joseph Regensburger, Opposite her in' the title role is in M --It Will in Good Taste ; man of the courtesy committee, the, Matt Moore, who in this produc- Albuquerque. A large variety of patterns and colors smiling little lady who, greets ali tion plays a character part for And Reasonable in Price. - arrivals at the club house door, re- the first time in his career. The are available in all standard room sizes, at prices that will ported tr'.t her committee had at- good-looki- Matt forsakes his ' save or more. tended to all matters concerning golf suit and dress clothes for a you 25, acts of condolonce, hospitality, etc,, baggy suit, gold-rlmm- glasses and a Our is for which they were responsible. flock of warts and freckles millinery department resplendent with Dr .Margaret Cartwrlght, as club to play an eccentrle middle-age- d Mid-Summ- small-tow- n all of the new er in Mi- historian, handled the subject in newspaper editor. hats, Tegal, verse Others in We have a complete line Hair-braid- s, doggerel the cast ere Raymond lan, Leghorn, Felts and Felt and consisting, maflitj; of punning re- Griffith, as a chewing gum sales- Straw Combinations. ' ference to the members and their man; Helen Lynch, George Bar-nu- m U LIVINGSTON & CO. work the past year, and Josephine Crowell. At a board meeting, preceding the regular session, a. great many KODAKS club matters were dis- OUR DRESS AND important NORMAL ENROLLMENT fuOME SUIT DEPARTMENT,; posed of.- The resignation of Mrs. Prices from $2.50 to $133 G. W. Leslie, who is changing her BREAKS ALL RECORDS ' FURNISHERS residence to Phoenix, Arizona, and , Let Vi Show You. New Dresses of Mrs. B. who ' 213-21- 5 Gingham, W; Hicks, is leaving ISMeiM O.WATCM to MORHINS JOURNAL) Wcl GoId Ave. N. M. s soon .for Fort Worth, Texas, were, Eastman N. C. Film al- -' itkll Albuquerque, lUfe Fancy Silk Las Vegas. N. M., June 3. De- Sweater, perforce accepted and the board way Fresh, t : White Skirt, all kinds was unanimous in its expression of spite ths fact that the state no regret at losing two such loyal and longer pays students' railway fares, . Let U Print Your : Blouses Gus-dor- Dainty charming members. Mrs. A. f, the,enrollment at the Normal sum- assisted by Mesdames Baca. mer school which begins here Mon- Pictures. Snell, Sculthorper and Leslie served day will break all records. Th i ice cream, cake, arid coffee, after enrollment now is the largest in which the club adjourned to meet the . history of the school. The STIWS THE HARTLEY SIN? the first Friday lit September, town is taxed to acommodate the ...... t students, but. all available rooms In recognition of s are not yet taken. Students are Dcok Store ' 309 West Central Avenue. in befriending birds 'on one of the here from the southwest, south, came-reserve- " state Miss east av..d fnuttiitiuitffhiitiTM iti lit n n inn ntn ittutttuutn Jim tiiTmn ui wveii rrmti (c i;i :ti in ituum tuti siuhtitm rnmt it; 'i n:i n mm id ;:ti iisatmuiiti tt;r rti it n iniuit u ut ru iuuij trti bii n n rru; tmi wt miHttmimimitftmtt Betty Canada. The main Nor- "Your Back ttii :ait i'i"t rf White, a girl ot Spo- mal building which was damaged Money . If kane, has been appointed a deputy by fire in February has been re- : You Want It." For Quick and Certain Results the Journal Want Ad Columns. : - try tale same waidcii, J ;l paired and Is in use. . t .wuiuaiwuiii'iiM k wtiiwwmliHOTiiii;sssiii;iii.ini8iT,ti.iM!ii m mm Mmyummmmmm :;v."-..:. 3- - ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! Jane 4, 1922

tions. believes that "if the government It attempts MARRIED LIFE IS BOUND TO BE CONFUSING TO AN OLD BACHELOR Is expected to arrive her June 8 alcohol In all WHO HAS DEXTER AND R0SWELL . Albuquerque Kgrning Journal to stop home production of the various to begin construction ot the gin. forms in which It is produced, it would have to turn HAD HIS OWN CLOSET ALL HIS LIFE. HIGHWAY PROJECT IS The gin will serve a large AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER territory a quarter of the population loose on the remainder and help to develop the. cotton In- Published Bv NEARING COMPLETION dustry in this section ot the atat. TOURXAIj publishing company as spies, Inspectors, polio and prosecutors." m. d. a. 'The Tribune believes," says the editorial, "that (Special to Tha Journal.) sidney weil, macpherson, ConMprmdmr Two women have been elected to President Secretary at least a partial solution of the liquor lawlessness Dexter, N. M.. June 8. Wont on s th atate between tha city council ot Seattle. , D. A. MACPHERSON Business Manager and liquor diseases which are threatening the oouti highway project SIDNEY M. WEIL Publisher Dexter and Roswoll is almost fin try would be found In an amendment of the Vrl ished and acceptance of the road REPRESENTATIVES will 111. stead act which permitted the production and t,a'.t, probably be made within the C. J. ANDERSON Marquette Bid., Chicago,' next weeks. The as RALPH R. MULLIGAN. .48 E. 42d St., New York under regulation, of good beer and win of light al two hlehwav completed will be approximately second-clas- cohollo content." Entered at e matter at the postoffico fourteen and one-ha- lf miles long of Albuquerque, M. M.. and entry In Santa Fe, N. The various conflicting views Indicate that pro from Dexter to Its connection with i OLD DOC BIRD M., pending", under ct of Congress of March 17, hibttion is still a live issue, although certain point the Second street road east of Ros-- "sa 1879. seem to have been settled. wll. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION The roadway Is srravel surfaced The country apparently la not back to the Dally, by carrier or by mail, one month, 85c; going with aurfaclng 18 feet wide and yearly, in advance, $9.00. open saloon. dirt shoulders two feet wldu on Prohibition has seemingly been an economic either side, making It entire width "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation 20 than is accorded to any other paper in New benefit. feet. Three depressions on the rating route are covered cement Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. has not on the by dips Lawlessness increased, but, from 100 to 200 feet In length and The only paper in New Mexico issued every day decreased two In the year. may have although the percentage. main bridges fill other gaps one of over nor- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of decrease is unsettled. which, that the There is of toward lift thern canal just, west of Dexter, is The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to a steady drift sentiment entirely use. for of all news credited to completed and the other the ing the ban on light wine and beer. over the South Spring river la very it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also Sentiment seems to favor a modification In the nenily done. the local news herein. published Volstead act, if a Is rather than tno The rains of the Bast mon'h change mad, have th of settled dump and grading SUNDAY June 4, 1922 repeal the Eighteenth amendment. In such shape that cam- uninterruptid The liquor question may not enter Into the traffic Is flowing over the highway paign this fall. It may remain out of politics for- without Inconvenience or tare. THE GARBAGE PROBLEM. ever, but it is almost certain to come before con- surveyor are now runninir thu lines next Chaves before mass of of the county gress and eventually the great the project, which begins at Dexter must have a modern of gar- and Albuquerque system American people for further consideration. runs south to ths Eddy county line, bage disposal. It Is as important as a good water a distance of 22 miles. This proj supply. It Is as necessary as sewage disposal. ect, which will be begun some time Men are born equal In this country, but what this fall will Albuquerque Is a city. Yet It retains the old vil- conning pass through they do after that depend mostly on themselves. the, lower valley towns of Hager-maf- c 0.27 lage method of garbage disposal. It farms out to and Lake Arthur and will scavengers the to remove garbage at a pilco connect with the right A SAFE MOVE. Eddy county determined by individual barter. highway to be built north from The members of the house committee Carlsbad as a part of the extensive will Hfcve The city has no control over the system to lnure military are a snfe move when decide to re system of state highways for which brope that is promptly and eftective removed. Tho making they the two garbage out of Btate voted millions in immediate need is a garbage Incinerator and regular port the Ford proposal for the leasing bonds last fall and to match which Muscle Shoals with the recommendation it be th garbage collection under city control. that federal government will give accepted but that the Oorgas steam water bo New Mexico soma four millions of There may be a protest that the city Is without plant dollars.. funds this work. It lacks money for the plant and eliminated. Since Mr. Ford's have stated for the purchase of wagons. representatives HAWES IS SENTENCED A is to divide the into districts plainly that they will not make a contract if the - possible way city TO STATE PRISON FOR and make contracts with individual residents for the Gorgas plant is eliminated, It would seem that the lee house action is safe. The Ford boosters removal by the city of garbage at a fair rate. perfectly 180 TO 198 YEARS get some satisfaction and the smile because Through the of the health depart- antia they feel that Ford will be ousted as a bidder for (Special rorresnonAtnce to The Jonraal.) STOP USING ment, the Chamber of Commerce and the city com- M the site. Portalea, N. June 3. Lewis mission, those contracts may be secured. Once they Hawes, charged with the murdur must Of are in a mode of can be It be an awful strain, this being a states his son Alvln nnrl wifa nvAr:1 hand, financing arranged. a YOUR HANDS of man. mostlis ago, has entered-- plea of An epidemic would bring about the abolition e gumy ot iirst-aegrc- murder and ' the village method of garbage disposal. Delays are received a sentenra nf fln tn o Use our modern ma- menacing the health of thousands. The protection As a producer of unrest there does not seem to years In each case, one term to he-e- ln ' eirnii-Atln- chinery for all your of as a health resort bo anything mora successful that too much rest. st thA nf tha nth.. Albuquerque's reputation sentence of 180 work. to in- giving him a to laundry should be sufficient incentive bring about the ids years in tne state Do know we do stallation of a modern garbage disposal system. penitentiary. you j VERSE OF TODAY, 14 CARS OF CATTLE , A asserts blonds are out, Wash biologist that dying TWILIGHT. SHIPPED FR0M CL0VIS Family By which no doubt is due to the difficulty of keeping ! the dyeing in. I have a little window of content, SpMl Correspondmc to The Jonraal.) I have an hour Just at the of Clovle, N. M June 3, Fourteen the Pound edge night, carloads of cows and calves wore THE EN'D, MAYBE! When one star coils its burning: thread of Hclit And driCtlng shadows are all blent. shipped from here Tuesday as the Delicate articles match softly Initial consignment of 1 000 head wnen dusk is cool eyes, . creeping against my to go from to lessly laundered as well k Let's hope the end has been reached In the con- When blossoms their on the Bill, this point Wyominir lay fingers and Montana ranches. G. M. as the heavier troversy between Harold McCormick and his wife as My enger thoughts go wanderinir soft and still pieces. To air and water become Bryan, cattle dealer here, is doins You meet old dreams with ever new Increasingly - can't afford to do to, whether he or she would give the necessary con- surprise. warm, the Ice is molted in various the buying- for the Harding Com- sent for the maniage of their daughter Mathilde to I know the comes with Its ways, a current- of warm water mission company of Amarlllo, without the laundry. . night heavy sleep, will melt Texas. Max Swiss horseman. wearv me. RIFFLING RHYMES away the under Dart of Muleshoe, Portales, Here Mbn-da- ys Oser, That day will bring its tasks to an so ford Spend your blue In But this Is mine one silent to Iceberg that the disturbance and Bovlna, are cattle ship- Mrs. McCormick's withdrawing her hour keep fui-nl- on attorney, By WALT MASON. of the center of will cause ping points, each scheduled to sh something more to unl n. The pale stars set my eager spirit free; gravity petition for a restraining order prevent the The river wind is fresh and the whole thing to roll or tura 1,000 head ot cows" and caIvci important. sweet and wet. over. fre- an said there would be no "next move." It Is to be Tomorrow must be lived but I When this occurs, as it of order said to comprise 6,000. forget. quently does, waves are sent Over six hundred head will hoped he was right. If the "Indulgent father", is New York Herald. TnE PROMISE. o'er from shack. great be going my My out. An ordinary ship, It close to shipped from here between June 1 THE IMPERIAL' willing to let the marriage proceed, the American aunts assembled round me and an iceberg when this happened, and 25. courts of justice should not be used to save Mm I said to J. H. Thomas, who said I was a sap; the bitter titorm would certainly run grave risk of CRISP PARAGRAPHS runs the Blue Front store, would pound me and wash me dus from the possibility of making a dunce of himself. "My from being swamped. Sometimes, ti COTTON GIN WILL BE I'll I next Sat- the map. "The grocer won't the attrition of warm waters and LAUNDRY bill, pay, promise, expect to come on such a CO. at four." "I will you the sun's rays, an Iceberg will split BUILT AT PORTALES women WHERE FORD IS SLOW. urday, hope you day, and when the storm ha3 Into two or more ter- Styles of today are for who have every We not fall the pieces, with are still waiting for Henry Ford to come me," merchant prince wrecked you, remember what we rific disturbances of the surface Cf. confidence in themselves. nt fSpenlal 211-13-- with a radio receiving outfit. Portland replied: "my creditors assail mo, say." I said, "This J. H. Thomas the sea for distances in Correpondnc to The Journal.) Phones and will not be denied. I've sold his long every Portalea. N. M.. June 8. Express. expects ninety cents; I gave direction. Twenty-fiv- e ' hundred dollars 148-44- you cheese and honey, and mark- my sacred so cease The have 9 W. JOH.V BARLEYCORN'S TOES. on promise, your speed with which an Iceberg; been subscribed toward the erec SUrer HE KNOWS SHE STOPPED TOO. ed it the slate, and now I need wild laments." Then through tho moves in the water in every IT, tho money, so me on mud nearly tion of a cotton gin here and Q. General Ludendorff has discovered that America pay that I slithered up the case Is due to the current in which M. Mason Most people are noticing that there la activity In war. We date." On Saturday 'twas rain- road, and as the clocks were strik- It is moves of Lubbock, Texas, who began the knew it would out finally. were moving along, and It is taking the lead in the toes. Gazette-Time- s. ing, the streets full of mud, ing I paid up what I owed. And no project the region of John Barleycorn's Whether the Pittsburg and bitter faster than the current. Occa movement there Indicates that he is them winds, complaining, Thomas told the etory to mer- sionally, though, the exposed tup turning chilled every mortal's blood. And chants here and and now I of the surface IT ALWAYS 1 there, berg may have up preparatory to total and final death or Is wig- IS SAME "NO!" had pains rheumatic that sizzled live In glory, my stand-of- t pass- which catch Secretary Hughes could save time he had hia in so was readily the wind, and gling them before stepping boldly from the grave la if my back, I not ecstatic ing fair. thus It may sail along, far- answer to European Invitations done on a rubber ther getting point much In dispute. stamp. Detroit Free Press. than the ordinary iceberg does Is most oeiore a is meitea ana made John Barleycorn not dead. Even the ly when pressure is applied to them to see ears to KICK from ' ardent prohibitionists with eyes and GETS THERE JUST THE SAME. SEA PATROLLED within, Luckily for shipping, the great hear admit that. Both and consumption In New Jersey it has been decreed that rianrtn. So, too, the lesson of the Titantic majority of Icebergs after production lion wine Is not a has not unheeded. The ac- drifting of drinks have been reduced, but neither fruit Juice, but under any other gone southward for 3,800 or 2.000 milM. aplrltous name it will prove as potent a Boston TO SAVE tivity of the Coast guard ha been strand on has been potation. SHIPS on and break up th shores stopped. Transcript. going since the year of the sink- oi jaoraaor. it is tne small num- The liquor question seems to be a live topic for ing of the Titantic. The main ship- ber that escapes this fate that con TIMES FROM ICEBERGS ping nations of the world cam to tinues southward magazine articles. It Is getting space in big national SCRELY HATE CHANGED. an until they reach And we distinctly recall that BO international agreement by me steamer paths of the North At. periodicals, like the Saturday Evening Post, The which the United States was given girls were admired, respected and loved though lantlo, a distance of from 2,500 to American Review of Reviews, Leslie' Weekly and fully dressed. Houston Poet. BY FREDERIC J. RASKIN. the duty of scouring th North At- J.uuu miles from the mouth of tha others. Most of the viewpoints are different out Washington, D. C, June 3. lantic to locate floating Icebergs glacier where they originated. and warn all boats by radio of the in tne late summer there seems to be a general conclusion that beer and PATRIOTISM IN REVERSE. Some weeks ago the fleet of ves- dl-- and through ' The position of Icebergs and their out the autumn and winter, th light wines are having an inning. folk are doing their best sels of the, American Coast Guard rlceltno of movement, as well as the steamer lanes are tree to assure as a the im- from tha . Judson C. Welllver, a nationally known iwws high casualty list aa possible for began again enormously speed at which they are menace American boys in the next war. drifting. of icebergs. Then the far writer, contributes an article to the June Review of Boston TranscriDt portant work of scouring the North The cost of this patrolling of the north has frozen uo tlrht in. sea is borne the various nation The and ralve-In-hea- Reviews. He states the case against prohibition In Atlantic ocean, particularly the by and the bergs do not break away power dependability of the Bulck d WHAT TAXPAYER KNOWS. crowded steamer lanes between entering into the agreement, in irom tne glaciers. The areas In this language: There are a lot of numskulls In this country proportion to the amount of ship- which icebergs may be In America and Europe, to locate At- expected- "Prohibition is with a widespread eternally begging the government for something ping each has on the North the and early- summer charged who do not masses of ice coming down spring motor, the positive yet easy action of the Buick multiple breakdown of national morale; with a general know every time the government hands drifting lantic. months are now fairly well knuwn out a buck, it takes two from tha t from the glaciers of the north. Icebergs Hard to Locate. to the coast guard, but sometimes of law; with a of the sail-lik- disregard making Houston Post. The huge mass of ice making up Icebergs are not easily visible, one of the bergs with e sur- disc clutch and the Buick drive constitution and a joke of a drastic criminal an is but a bit broken off and cannot be detected at all in faces will be found blown out torque rear axle with its iceberg on far statute; with a positive Increase in drunkeness the seaward end of a glacier, the foggy weather or dark nights. ot this area before being destroyed frozen rivers which gradu- About of an iceberg is elements. and an extension of the drug-usin- g EDITORIAL OF THE DAY solidly by the alarming ally move to the ocean. These under water, just as a bit of Ice in An iceberg often is a ot certainty of performanceare three of the principal rea with a fad of com- thing habit; making drinking the elict, "bits" or ice are mis oniy Dy a tumbler of water floats with only beauty. The rays of the aun, re- j4mink0nni.a a nrfvllp?a est tia fnrtiinnta TRAILING OUR ELECTRICAL ADVANCE. parison with the glaciers from its top exposed to the air. Thus flected from the thousands of In the Into sons Buick few who can meet the bootlegger's terms; with which they break away. only a point of ice may project faces of Ice, and shining through why more cars are in use today than any other Financial , late winter and early spring the the air and a shin a hundred yardo a a community of Interest between (From Daily America.) the natural prisms formed, are establishing Dear old London has iust dlacoverait tha cMn. icebergs break off from the glaciers or more distant from the visible spectacle well worth seeing. Ice- . new Is be on traditional criminal classes and the recruits telephone which has, proven a great con- and start drifting south, and it portion of an Iceberg may bergs In the moonlight, once seen, make save one. wtiAnt Vi f Vtna v rtsiu A t sea 4 to as as of into sub- f tiltrrsi an (mil f venience In American cities for twenty-fiv- e years find those that stray far the verge .crashing the will never be forgotten aa example ia steamer lanes the mass of e with a burden of enforce- or more. The London "Dally News" informs Its the Atlantio that merged ice. of ghost-lik- beauty. crime; imposing great readers that American coast guard vessels keep Thu work of the American Ice ment costs on the and with "an experiment is being made In Lon- seamarT' public, depriving don with a number of automatlo telephone call busy throughout the spring and patrol calls for excellent national and municipal governments of Immense boxes. Four have been Installed early summer months. ship, and is an unaertaKing noi at Charing Cross communication wire- Built on chassis of mechanical are thirteen revenues." railway station, and five more will be available to- Through by without considerable peril. For this perfection Bank." less It is possible now to guard the one the water off the Grand Then he takes up the rebuttal. He considers the day at the It then describes the familiar worm thing, are mechanism of the slot telephone that may be found shipping of tne from tne' Bank, wrtere drifting lcenergs WWpnny case of Peoria where converted liquor property has In any store menace of crashing Into icebergs. often located, ia shrouded with passenger body types nine Buick sixes and four Buick drug store, cigar or railway station Titantic is on occasions. Bat gained in value. He quotes Willis Evans, executive and many other public places In the citiea of this The terrible disaster thick fogs many of the Peoria Association of as country. responsible for the yearly activity the Ice must be found and shipping secretary Commerce, of tho American government In warned. and suited o The telephone is one of many devices that have Despite hardships fours, assuring you exactly the model best to your saying: raised the standard of in finding and warning shipping of handicaps, this is so well done that concerns living America above that location of been no ot the "The occupying the old distilling of the European. We have added vastly to com- the floating bergs. there has repetition and more and move fort and convenience since When that vessel, then the largest Titantlo horror. brewing plants employ men, the advent of electric crashed head on Into an Ice Tha work of the Ice natrol has note requirements. money la Involved, than in the old days. Ban appliances by adopting them generally. In other afloat, - countries their use has been confined to berg and sank it was able to ten starved to snatier many oia iraui- clearances have increased the of SIS,- -' the Its Lee LH at rate wealthier classes. as Eu- other ships of predicament tlona of the sea regarding iceuergs. They rank luxuries. The the me- a Book 000,000 each year. Business is not stagnant. 1 ropean workman still has little acauaintunca with while still afloat through It had long been favorite Deuei Pope jpj an the electric dium of its radio apparatus. Its of seafaring men that the presence don't think there is empty building in Peoria telephone, the iron, electric cleaner. the detected be-r.- waouiiiK macmne or ma signals of distress brought of Icebergs could be Had the world's foremost automotive engineers coma to and we need 600 to 1,000 residences." raaiopnone lately coming steamer to tne rescue, the floating ice invariably laaMsMaK--J into wide use in this country. The electrio light Is Carpathian He takes up the question of crime and ahows that better known and more and that vessel was able to rescue orhned distinctly any sound within The' Park Ave. News. widely used than the other would distance ot it. Thla It has fallen off. He cites statistics from Buffalo, devlcea mentioned, but the kerosene la many souls who otherwise a considerable Weather. Unknown. New Mexico and designed a car to meet our require lamp attll have shared the fate of those on been found to ce untrue except Baltimore and St. the illuminant of the foreign workers' homes. Elec- has Bid Dis- St. Louis, Louisville, Paul from board who went down with the In th case of Icebergs presenting a Kxter! Hunt Makes Big tric llsht and power development are held back by aouna ana Sid found a dime really representative places. Answering the drug the lesser amount of coal within ship. flat wall to tne waves, covery! Hunt ments could not have a car better suited he to the reach of the Without radio tne rate or tne ti-- even then the echo is discernible wile going a errand for his they produced addiction argument, gives figures show that European countries and the jealous husbanding of this use is not all fuel resources in tanio would have been a mystery at such short distance that mother last Wensday and 'now he the of drugs Increasing. by those possession. The chief as no ia mue or no ' know to aui since to this day, other ehip warning oi vaiua. dont weather feel New conditions , The reported consumption of spirits and wises European disputes the armistice have been chanced to come the same tradition that has been kusted at the ideer of er to Mexico driving than Buick. over the possession or. use of coal fields In along mother colng (the legal sale) has decreased per capita from 22.79 Silesia route during the time the wrecked shattered ia that an iceberg chills rands as usual or weatMar to bs and Germany, of oil in Mesopotamia and Palestine shove waves. water and air. The to on account of he gallons in to 8.12 in 1921. In the and In Russia. vessel remained the th aurroundlng - glad maybe Kit recently Other similar disasters have do noi Dear oui uno auyyuoi- find another dime. s at 800,000 carloads of Greater use of In re- might facta mite days, least liquor were electricity Europe, with haoDcned since with no poof of the tion. Once n a wnue, u me winu For Sale or Ixchange. A stopped sultant economics and advantages es manufactur- xrom distributed annually and Mr. Welllver regards It as vessel' unless chance threw la an iceuerg alarm clock with one hoi hand , out of IN SERVICE ers, seems at the disposal of the countries more fate, blowing seem That's why one every three cars her unlikely that such a amount could now be survivors in small boats or on rafts a ship,' the air may slightly and all the werks but not inside. large amply supplied with water power. SwlUerland, the water does not ap- mad and sold Mr. Welllver believes that with little is In the path of other boats. cooler, but I'ome by Skinny Mania illegally. coal, advancing by this means. So Out of accident aome to be affected, at all, except WITH TUB DOOR LOCKED " are Norway and Sweden. the Titantic pear (other than Fords) is a Buick. ; . . the administration of Mr. Hayne and his asiocUi'.oa Rising production of good did coma in waking the world so close to tha berg that no ship O I allway lng in th bath tub electrio power in America has stimulated menace to th cooler water with- Is efficient and effective. greater up to the iceberg ship could reach - Wil I splash ana latner. knowledge and use of many kinds of electrical de- iro-quo- ls ot destruc- Samuel Adams, In Leslie's ping. This disaster, ime me out practical certaintly o others may yen Hay stop mat, Hopklna writing vices. The same process is developing more alow-l- y so in theater fire in Chicago, But therea nuthlng Id peralnally Weekly, la not so sure. He describes the "tidal wave Europe. horrified the world and aroused Its ti0etil! another mariners' belief drather. of wetness." Ha believes more wine was made America may continue to lead the procession of wer to loebergs has been that that progress the same means Interest that steps taken touching Intrlstlng Faoks About Inflat mora consumed. In these by as in the past. But guard in every possible way against bird flying about and roosting on Crosses sis .and presumable "dry" we must encourage our Inventors and in ot ing People. '8am baby 1921 In on pioneers its repetition. In the case of the the ice, disclose tho presence ter Udeen ha another tooth, mak ''United States in than any previous year public utilities Ice - by opening wider the door of op- Iroquois theater, hundreds of pa bergs by their cries, but the lug 8 or plural. " of the "wet" United States history, and that move portunity and reward. Too much restriction on trons were penned into the blazing has blown up this tradition to Know. On business la patrol Things You Awt wins will b mad and consumed in 1922 than in enterprise and' initiative found In aome building because the great swinging along with tha rest. It has been way to tall If a egg I freah is bv state and federal regulation and The fed- without foundation. .Am - taxation. doors opened Inward and the found to be any to see can water amnna- . holding it up If you Midi eral Power act thaaa. It hnn h weight of the frantic mass pushing Many Icebergs have been located see throo It. Another way is to .': Mr. Adams believes that the country Is already duced a long line of applicant the lion's doors In vain to birds about them at cave, or entering against the efforts without any open, it and smell It, In case T9u on a wine and beer basis, largely "without the jiui iew them are seen returning with escape, and held the door , light to utilize tho vast jammed all. dont mind spoiling lta ahape. Fifth and Gold. ; Phone 1200 permits sources of power. and Wide A ; law," and that that which cannot be altered would A tightly' shut precluded all Give Bergs Berth. Loat and Found! Lost-- paper it relief expedition that will venture Into the chance of escape. to- Collision with Icebergs is not th aour belter be formally legalized. cavern Is nooded. Everywhere bag with t balls, aome partly - WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES It might be organized in the day thnater doors must onen out only danger to shipping. Another sicked and ony useflll to owner. ARE , The Chicago Tribune in an editorial In the I' sue states thnt have the largest resources of unused ward and the regulations meritlce is from movement of the 8ter provide See Puda Slmkine. BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD - 10 concurs conii-n- - power awaiting the federal commission's thnt there must be moss of ice in the water. As ) THEM- of May with Mr. Adams' main action many emerg groat ency exits wnicn open automatical tha berg drifts farthor south, the Journal Want.Ad Bring Kttulti, June 4, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Seven. BRITISn ROYALTY VISITS WAR GRAVES U. N. M. SENIORS 1 BOOKS FOR TWO WOMEN ARE CREATE A LOAN COUNT! REII ARRESTED ON A ' 1 M FUND OF SI OPEN YESTERDAY LIQUOR CHARGE for No Will Attach for Mrs. O. Tarentl, proprietor of Class Memorial Fund V A Penalty the Annex rooms on First street, Use of Students Taxes Mailed as Late as and Mrs. Burke, who had a room Needy in the Annex, were arrested last Announced at Class Ban Saturday Midnight; Pay- night by prohibition agents on a charge of sale and possession of quet Last Night. ment Breaks Records. intoxicants. Mrs. Parentl and Mrs. Burko A class memorial fund of JSOO Although the county tax books were before the given hearings ' creates by the 1923 graduate of were supposed to close June 1, U. S. commissioner, who fixed etate university for loans to they have remained open until their bonds at $500 and 11,000 rtth The latter was un- needy students was announced by midnight last night, according to respectlvly. vim an announcement able to give her bond and was Kalpn Hernandez, president vi made yesterday In by the county treasurer. placed the county jail. ouet at Taft hall last night. The "Xo penalty will attach In casos fund Is made up from $10 gifts where the tnx was paid Saturday ARE YOUR FEET OH YOUR from each member of tne grauu-atln- g or mailed as late as Saturday mid- class. night," Mr. Swope stated yes- GIRLS! LEMONS The '22 class memorial fund terday. IfiD? wilt be placed In the hands of There were several reasons for the university administrative of the short extension. ficers for loans to students who The penalty of one per cent will BLEACH THE SKIN may need assistance to carry on attach from midnight last night Men's Hosiery of Lisle, or Silk plain ribbed their college work In the future. and the additional five per. cent or clocked to permit the widest selection. George Neher Is chairman of the penalty will be effective June 15, " of to And foot and per dollar get the fund committee the senior 'lift lt eS?H 4! f" according the state law. The Squeeze the juice of two lem- per you'll class. fJJ collections In question is the last ons Into a bottle containing three greatest count of value and the greatest The creation of this fund typl i.AlStiy half of the 1921 taxes. The pay- ounces of Orchard White, which amount of wear. fles the spirit of the present ment is the largest in the history any drug atore will supply for a graduating class whlcn assem- of the county, tha treasurer few cents, shake well, and you bled last night for an Informal have a quarter pint of harmless farewell dinner. The graduates and delightful lemon bleach. not only resolved to Inaugurate Massage this sweetly fragrant lo- When Ygu Think Clothes Think to DEATHS AND FUNERALS arms class reunions but form the King George, Queen Mary and party Inspecting graves at the Tcrlincthun cemetery at Boulogne. tion into the face, neck, nucleus of a revived alumni as and hands each day, then shortly sociation which may be of ma-- King George and Queen Mary war naves in France. Xbey ended their tour with a visit to RAMSEY Carlos O, Ramsey, a note the beauty and whiteness of " terlal aid to tne university. of England, after a state visit to visited, the great cemetery of Terlincthun, near Boulogne. They war veteran, aged 29, died at a your skin. President David Bpence Hill Belgium, made a tour of British Notre Damt da Lorette first and are shown in the cemetery. local hospital last evening of tu- Famous stage beauties use this In addressing the graduates con- berculosis. He leaves a mother. lemon lotion to bleach and bring gratulated them upon being the Mrs. Mary J. Ramsey, In Kansns that soft, clear, rosy-whit- e com- first university class to be ac- COUNTY UNIT PLAN IS district cannot be used In another, City, Mo. The remains were re plexion, also a a freckle, sun- credited by the North Central as- nor section 4 of article XII of the moved to Strong Brothers' mortu- burn, and tan bleach because It sociation, as the university is Just CITY HALL WILL1 IN DECISION constitution." ary for preparation for shipment doesn't Irritate. ' UPHELD now the first institution In the The opinion Is by Justice Davis, home. state to receive this high schol- - OF SUPREME COURT Justice Parker and District Judge, aHt MiinvnlHnn Tt Villi ennV. David ,T. Leahy, of Las Vegas, con- JCLIANA Joseph Jullnna, age confidentially with the graduates CLOSE SATURDAY (Speelnl Correipondence to T'.e i.i'tn'i..! curring. . 47. a, miner of the Albuquerque-Orrillti- s bout the financial situation of Santa Fe, June 3. The county Coal company at Madrid. the university and Its hopes for unit plan, enacted by tho legisla- N. M., died at a local hospital Fri- F. S.S. Sunshine EM and the future. tures of 1915 and 1917, was up- RELIGIOUS SERVICE IN day night of cancer of the spleen. Shelling 4 He leaves two Alumnae speakers on the after AT I held today by tho supreme court, SPANISH WILL BEHELD a widow and sons dinner program were Miss Louise AFTERNOON which affirmed the Judgment of and two daughters, all of whom Machines Lowber, president of the class of (he district court in the case of J. THIS EVENING, ARMORY were with him when he died. The Separating 1918, and Charles Lembke, presi- M. Haynolds, appellant, versus E. remains were prepared by Strong of of 1912. B. as etc., ap- Brothers and sent to Madrid on dent the class Robert next offices :n Swope treasurer, A service in - as Starling Saturday, from Bernalillo county. popular religious train No. S Inst night. The funeral MY MOTOR DRIVEN MACHINES Hopewell acted toastmaster, the hall, with the exception of pellees, the will bo. held calling upon Ralph Hernandez, city Kainolds attacked section 43 of Spunlsh language win occur tnero tnis anernoon, the police deportment, will close at to at 4he armory tonight, under the Nut-Me- president of the class, for a talk the 1917 laws as contrary the under tho auspices of the Knights at and 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The that one district or class leadership of tha Presbyterian of The last word in Producing upon each of the graduates in announcement of half-da- y principle Pythias, turn for a farewell the may not be taxed for tho benefit and Methodist ministers of the message. was made Spanish-America- n Are Available Manufac- Further commencement exer- weekly holiday by City of another district or class, alleg- churches of the GARCIA Carlos Garcia, 51 Machinery For Manager Btrt Calkins yesterday is a fundamental states of Colorado, Arizona and died last at his cises will be the baccalaureate and follows tho usual custom for ing that it prin- years old, night turers' Use sermon in hall at 4 o'clock ciple of taxation, and specifically New Mexico. residence at Old Albuquerque. He Only. Rodey the summer months. The half sec- The will be Rev. Jose this afternoon, the president and because it is in conflict Willi speakers is survived by four daughters and holiday will be observed during tion 4 of article XII of the consti- J'enocla, of El Paso, and Rev. one son besides his wife. The regents' reception to the seniors , m tn Machines Process June, July and August. court dis- Juan Chavez, of Socorro. There was taken to Crollott's funeral .'iiii- Bri My and on Tuesday afternoon and the tution. The district body honor con- missed Itaynolds' complaint on de- will be special features, including pending arrangements. day awards and the chorus in The parlors Protected U. S. and ferring of degrees on Wednesday. L. A. PETERS LEAVES murrer and the case was appealed. singing Spanish. Fully by The gist of the complaint was music will be under the direction SAENZ Alcarlo Saenz, aged 81 FOR ROTARY MEETING that taxes collected within the city of Rev. Taul E. Buchholz. of Loj years, died last night at his apart- Foreign Patents. 'NORMENTS' AGENCY CO. of Albuquerque were being used Angeles, who has just returned ments In the highlands. He Is sur- fe.v&- - IN Mex- muss JL James W. Norment offers his LOS ANGELES, CAL for the maintenance of other from a year's residence In vived by one daughter, who lives many years of experience in buying, school districts, in which thti Al- ico City. The public ia cordially in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Saenz FANNIE S. SPITZ, Dr. S. of had no inter- invited. came here from Los Angeles a year SUN selling real estate, valuing property, Leroy Peters, president buquerque taxpayers . examining titles, and the local Rotary club, left on train est, and for which they should not ago. The body waB taken to Crol-lott- 's conveyancing In- pinonmurs 323 TVnth r 8. Street. Si loaning the money of others to No. 9 at 1:30 o'clock this morning properly be taxed. Chicago, June The Ku Klux funeral parlors pending - smew North those who may have such business for Los Angeles, where he will at The ni'ireme court holds: Klnn held an initiation meeting to- structions from the daughter. pflwrc mm nd desire such service. Ave will tend the convention of tho Inter "Taxes levied in a county for night near I,a Orange, a Chicago rflnnrc r. Is- s. spitz msrlt vour confidence in all husi national Rotary clubs. Dr. Peters school maintenance are county suburb, at which it was announced, The Spanish government has Mir offk i Albuquerque, New Mexico. litss entrusted to our care. Give us will be cone a week. taxes, levied for a public purpose 2,000 candidates were taken into sued a special series of postage 35 rtORTri T trim arcst Trad. Mirk V, I. Nor-sntnt- 's Thirty-fiv- e thou- In commemoration of the Pat. Off. (i trial and be convinced. Charles M. Barber, Captain Dick under constitutional authority a'ld the organization. stamps PATENTEE AND SOt.E MANCFACTTRTOt Asoncy Co., 21814 West ..Gold Guest and Oscar Lewis left prev violate neither the principle that sand members attended the gather- tercentenary of the canonization of Copyright 1921, br Fnnl fl. Splt. avenue, phone 419. ' ously to attend the convention. tho proceeds of taxes levied in one ing, according to the announcement. St. Teresa. ,

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Grace Strong Surpasses in Ten Athletic Tests Practically Normal Condi of tions Prevail at Kirvin; and Secures Highest Number Points; Rumors of Possible Race Two Other Girls Among First Ten Win- Riots Discounted. List of Button Winners Announced. ners; (It) The Auoclated Frt.) Kirvin, Texas, June S (by Friday afternoon, the last of the 116; Belulah Crawley, 121; Cath- Press). Practically "athletic button" contests were erine Lucas, 109; Exalona Clayton, normal conditions prevailed Felix 104; Elizabeth again held in the city schools, and the 120: Torres, in and- near Kirvin tonight. buttons were Riven out. The chil- Battinton, 06: Blanch Blackburn, ot 105; Earl Horn, 114; George Rumors possible race riots and dren of schools have been pre- the Bloorlgood, Max Freed, clashes of whites and negroes con- paring for these contests all year, Lewis 105; Icem were events In 121; Harris, 128; tinued, but discounted. Many practicing the different 140; Johnson, 73; men who were morn- of six or eight. There are Bilyeu, Clyde armed this squads Albert Wilson. 87; Salvador ing had put aside their weapons len events; clash, standing Maeaz, 132; William Kxopp, 114; and most of the crowds broad jump, chinning, running high which two and 8 Bill Caldwell, 122; Paul Frederick, came here from adjoining counties i Jump, standing steps 97; Joe 135; Pablo Soto, cities jump, chest expansion, pitching, Glassman, and nearby had gone home. 139; Enperdion Montoya, Many of the were re- t potato race, basketball poals, and 127; negroes t For Juan Espinosa, 110: EH Cass, to have left their homes to basketball throw for distance. Endl-cot- ported Jack t, i of chi- 125: Chester Guy, 97; avoid possible trouble. , ! the purpose standards the Donald ldren are divided by weight Into 40 S0; Crumley, 107; The bodies of Allie and Lerby BO fiO 70 Groninio Ramarez, 123; Berton Gibson, negroes killed in a pounds, pounds, pounds, Wil- fight 90 and Smith, Mali Baca, 108; with officers are i if pounds, 80 pounds, pounds, 114; yesterday, in pos- unlimited classes, and every one lis Merriott, 109; Boni Anaya, session of relatives. It was said. set for 105; Neil Gatlln, 130; Severo Lopez, Sheriff Mayo denied the coming up to the standard Landus today that their weight in all ten events is 129: George Gann, 134; negroes were taken' Into custody awarded the button. Boemver 83: Homer Met line, because of alleged connection with This button corresponds some- 130: Melvln Smith. 138; llilma the murder of a girl, school that Morton. Marguerite Wilson resulted In what to the "A," in which the of 1 i high 95: Lloyd Marshal Foch, at extreme right; King George, at Ms left, and Marshal lynching every one who gets the button must 119; Jean Sterrat, 111; four negroes. The sheriff declared fc "X. S IT y w measure to a certain standard. Guy, 91; Chester Evans, Earl Haig reading a map after the dedication ceremonies. there was no up 109;Dun formal charge . The buttons are green lettering on SerraDlo Barez. 133: Edward "Toulours Bons Amis!" This to the British dead at Notre against the Gibsons and deputies a white background. The design is ran. 9614: Rovce Kitchilig8, 108; pledge of eternal friendship was Dame de Lorette, near Vimy. sought them to investigate an al- a of a winged Mercury, Bennie Garcia, 102; Alfonso Smith, of The Marshal Marshal white men to figure Clarence exchanged by King George king, Foch, leged attempt by around which appears the legend, 134: Harry Cast, 135; England and Marshal Foch of Earl Haig of England and other whip one of them. 'r "Athletics, Albuquerque Public Rvdholm, 123; Alfred Holt, France as the two attended the notables are shown after tha "Tho negroes in the community Schools." Herman Dapia. Ben- ' - are themselves 111; 131; Mon-dira- recent dedication of a monument ceremony..- - behaving and I Some fiftv pins were iven out jamin Chavez, 103; Eugene t don't anticipate any trouble from at Christmas time. This spring, 86: Vernon Holt.100; Jose them." Sheriff Mayo doclared. 302 and quali- t.onez. 101:- - Jack Gann. 115; Ma however, boys girls were Martin, Joe Sperry, Carrol Hurt, "Their attitude seems to be one of fied In all ten events and mm Kemn. 117: Earl Carson, 122; Adolfo Corrinne Kauf- fear toward the whites rather than - button. This in- Llbradito Martinez, awarded the great Carl Hardeman, 67: 16 MEADOW CITY man. , one of defiance." crease indicates the interest taken, Lopez, 118; Justin Aldrette, 92 some chil- White The eighth graders who received "Many negroes spent Friday and also explains why Georen Evans. 109: Spencer are Mildred R. night In trees and bushes, com- dren in the second and third wards 120; Orton diplomas Appel, hall. 100; Miguel Luna, Helen Bell,' Frances Bennett, Fred-erik- a pletely abandoning their homes did not have an opportunity to take Smith. 93: William Gann, 112; Ls the fear Al- BOYS GIRLS Deckard, Ida Garcia, Anita through of the white peo- the tests. There was not time tella Loavedia Gordon. M. T. it was 81; Dale H. Hoag, Laura B. Knight, Mario ple," Gonzalles, government enough to get around, after len. 97: Pablo Chavez 111: H Helen agent who came here to Investi- found how many would qualify. 106. Keating, Leahy, Mary E. Ecton, Basts Ortega, gate the lo-tl- Girl First. 113: Ward. Maloney, Leona McAUester, Elea- reported trouble, said Tops Third nor V. Nichols. Van Huissel-Ing- . after a the ' The ten highest point winners in Jennie GIVEN Ruth trip through negro Gloria, Stamps. 110; DIPLOMAS James P. Earickson, VS. settlement. Oh James what the city are as follows: Grace Nizzie, 116; Herman Marcus, 131; Kligio O'Suna, HI'. r, Horne, Taylor Knight, Clifford C. Strong, Ho'i; Edward Keryte, 106; Douglas L. Harold Adair, 140; Icem Bilyeu, 107; Albert Kazlowski, Linberg. Ithel Malaney, Paul "BEING HOUNDED BY A Pablo to The Jttnrml ) Walter B. McFarland, 140; Zona Walsh, 131 Orvil "Wiesman, 111; Mer- (Special t'orrenpondenre Martin, Fred 130; '4; Six- F. Ira L. MAJOR Sota, 139; Emma Lehman. 138V; cedes Jimenez. 108: Olive Zito, Las Vef?a, tt. M., June 3. Morgan, Paulson, Ueprge CLIQUE," SAYS Melvln Smith, 138; Carl Hogrefe, Frances teen students were graduated Fri- Tichy, Alfonso Trujillo, Bert difference! Ruth Lopez, 103; ' . a Gere , 138. 95; from the Las Vegas high Woodall. . (By Tbe Associated Preit.) 138; Raymond for Brock, 113; Henry Quimbly, 104; day night While more boys qualified David Sanchez, 126. Walter Ham- school. In the afternoon 25 boys Wrightstown, N. J., June S. the city, in about 130; were from the COMMISSION The trial by court martial ot pins throughout be mond, 123; Antonio Lucero, and girls graduated MEETS, Maj. ratio of 2 to 1, still it will Ta-tov- a. The honor Btudnnt Malcolm Wheeler Nicholson on the win Ralph Maples, 101; Filomeno eighth grade. Washington, June 3. The noticed that the highest point 123: Torrez, of tho high school was Miss Eva created com three charges, absent without the is a ana u Jenny 92;Es- mem- Interdepartmental an ! ner in city gin, Maxine Elmore, 79; Ramon Ruth Martin, the youngest mission recently authorized by leave, making alleged false of the there are three girls in the first ber of the class and statement and writing to President Wings morning con- 102; David Sania, graduating congress to Another surprising thing trada, 113; Miss Mar- supervise Importation that Prussianism existed ten. fact Charles Bubois, Johnny also the valedictorian. and transportation of narcotics Harding firmed by these tests Is the 126; tin received the scholarship in in the army was started at Camp i .nn and do run as last Stafford, 135; John Duran, 105; held its first meeting today at the h. McGee. Rebecca Colorado college, Colorado Springs, state Dix today. The court heard testi- of their own weight in the Malcolm 105: department and formulated on difference as boys 84; Alfigo Camillo, and In the Chillocothe Business a of mony only the first two charges. What a a really dasli. unis, coupieu ii Chavez, Mon-85; preliminary plan procedure. Nicholson good In Paul Acton, Manuel college. Chillocothe, Mo. Ben The state, commerce Major reiterated other things that have come out 82; received the short and treasury charges to the court that he was track meets ot toya, Throckmorton departments are on these tests and the 98. Ward. er scholarship in Coloiado college, represented being "hounded by a Clique" in the last two leads one to Fourth the body. the years, 98; Birdie having ranked second In his stand war department. coffee break- mispect that If girls were Cornelia Kraemer, of makes in the more 119; Frances McCabe, 126; ing. cup given a little encoragement Dryant, That- school students who re- Mrs. Nina Smythe, Los Angeles MAY CliOSE BORDER. ( matter of training Charlotte Martin, 98; Fluter High widow in the physical to ceived silver "V's" for having done with several children to Los Angeles. Calif., June S. the would have cher, Grace Strong, 14S. Mexican-Californi- a and play, boys 132; Espl-nos- a, meritorious work in both first and support, thought she was out of Closing of the look out for their laurels in ath- John irinan. 125; Manuel luck when 94; Wil- second semesters and for exem compelled to toil as a border to all persons save those fast! Did ever letics. loT; Jay Gentry, conduct are Alice laundress for a small weekly wage. of been suc- you really enjoy your The Winners. liam Smith, 102; Harry Collis, 10; plary Danziger, showing signs having Gar- Dorothy Coors, Lucile Leahy, Mir- By rigid economy she managed to cessfully vaccinated was urged The winners of buttons, with Alice Guitterrez, 104; Helen save several hundred Vera 104; iam Nahm, Elizabeth Barrett, dollars with upon the United States public won by each follow: cia 116; Schniitt, Mar- which she took a chance in an oil an points Set, Isabel Pine, Elizabeth Padgett, Eva Ruth health, following investigation First Ward. Frances 103; Robert Hearn, Don Sundt, El- land investment, and now she en- of an epidemic of smallpox in breakfast without a good of Elsie iforelli, 121; Kmil Hauscr, 110; Dorothy MacGregor, 100; tin, an income cup 121; Justine lis Sieglitz, Kay Newcomer, Frank joys of 12,000 a week. Mexican, Mexico. 100; E. P. Dozier, 1154: Leon- Elizabeth Geiger, Thoso who received "V's'' Amada Ortiz. Harrington, 110; Mildred Moss, Fries. ard Brlnson, 132',i; 115; Betty for meritorious work and conduct 121; Ruth Daily, 131 ft; Katherine 101; Sylvia Mader, one somester are Waldo coffee ? Lucile 10B; Bundick, 105; Stella Clmino, during Thompson, 132; Hays, 103; Rogers. Mildred Davy, Mary Hun Mildred Graves, 79; Virginia Clarice McSpadden, Florence101; Remmers, Wilma ker, and Helen Kegenr. At tne Kahnt. 119; Jennie Fredericks, 127; 115; close of the high school course Mary Domenl? Reinke,. 105. Elizabeth Horriott, t Elsie Floss, 122; Kottman, 109; Zona inose who nava lewiveu biivui - ! call, 136; Frances Latin, 97; 115; Ruth V's" for the number of What a difference it makes Nlc-olac- i, Grace Robinson, required Pearl Foster, 108 y2; Marion Walsh, 130; rank semesters will receive gold "V's." Elizabeth Flan- 120; Cris Hoover, 85; J 109; Annis Walker, During the year tho city school 91; Ttosita Chavez. 87; A- Loosey, 106; 94; with ders, Ward Matthews, Abe That- had an enrollment of 858, rthur Sullivan, 115; Guy Dozier, 106; 111 Wil- for other enrollments difference all 132V4; cher, 107; Olan Wood, applications No in cost this 181; Thomas McElvain, Beach, that were not accepted because or Joe Lupin, 134; Alfred Stillpass. liam Herrtott, 11S, Nojaris room. The new school build- Carl 104; Pete Luchctti, Eugene high 110; Morbert Beagle, 132,i; Norman99;Beach, 10$; ing, now under construction, will Dally. 136; Guyton Hays. 102; Whalen, 116; enable the schools to ' receive all Wal-di- e, Dennis Chavez, Jose Ksir, Laurence Brlnson, 75; Earl 110; pupils next fall. The high school cheer, and good feeling, first 2 SO; Junior Rittenhouse, 122: 3 2 ',4 ; Carl Silvcrstein. 115; Glralemo had an enrollment of 101. thing Tom Read, 112". Sam Glassman, Eugene Barela, 129; The members of the high school Comino, Rosa Serna, 137; John Brooks. 133; William 100; 93;Two-goo- class are Homer Iden, Dorothy Staley. 90. Marion graduating Kemfr, 131H; Hubert Looney, Doris Brooks, 91; Geneva Bansell, Ben Throckmor in the Nellie 124; Keith 120; Ger- ft costs about Clark, Anne Cox, 113; Josephine ton, Sylvia Mcer, Oscar Stern, morning, you just Topping,6; 119; Junior Greer, 100; Betty trude Fisher. John Gallegds,. Beth Hicks, 104; Beatrice Moultrie, Daniel Conturas, 123; Walter Beatrice Coulson, 103; Oma Massey, Luciano Garcia. Lilian Clements, 122; John Wentworth, S3; Eva Ruth mm Wood, 116; Hazel Strong. 127; Paulsen, Eugene Craven, ri-v- jr o the Ronald 99; Marce-lin- same as coffee. 81; Maybee. Joseph Frances Falkenberg, 115; 1 per common Kalery, 117; Walter Bambrook, Kramer, i.r cup Charles Duran, 82; August 107; Esposlto, 84- - Samuel 73;An-em- Clifford Moss, r Thomas SOU; Ada a, 68: Esposito, McCullough, Herbert York, 93; Marshal 80; 93; Har- Topping:. Otwell, " - coffees d Everett 101; Harold 112; Oalton's S j r . All the in vacuum-seale- Roy Stamps, Walsh, old Adair, 140; Edgar Mitchell, Dorothy packed Paul Flshman,64; Km-ilia- 113; 1204; 126: . Windell Reynolds, 117; Picara, 110; Carl Sickler, Marvel Collis, 99; George Hen-flin- 89; Robert Bruce, 87: Margildo Byrnes May, 137; Beauty Chat 106; Escu-ii-- n Martinez, 91; Bonny Moya, 107; O'Suna, 141: Epifanio tins are. Two or three Fred Houston, Arthur Ste- Kligio good. 125; 122: Vernon Fox. 127; T. J. MRS. CARL BERGLUND, PRIVATE phens, 81; Recordo Kandoval, 68; Henderson. 137; Carl Hogrefe, 133; I.OS ANGEI.ES. CAt.. Mle Dorothy SANITORIUM, Francis Boyer, 124 Vi; Robert Johnnie Barela, 115; Gabe o, 1416 SOUTH EDITH STREET, for Healthseekers. Hurwltz, 85; Congetta Clmeno, 130; Lambert Smith, 81: Joe for ftrr beautiful complexion, sayi. Anj' furnished modern Ex- are fine. 71 Schal-tagge- is r, irtrl can Nicely j Mario Gallado, 119; Ed- Barcelona. Margaret or woman rooms, sleeping porches,' really Schilling's the ward 68; 111; have a beautiful, rosy.. Duffy, Benjamin Barth, 121 "Lois Hunter, 104; whlta and cellent meals, tray service, nurse in attendance; cool, Dimetrlo For-ma- complexion 107; Garcia, 97; Max Wulson, Eva clear for Garcia, 85; Leland Josephine 89; nmoith, shady place summer. New annex of five rooms and ' Saunders, 107; 123: Lucile Westbrook. 114; skin like to be k Paul Parentl, 109. Monica MacArthur. Ill; Emello mine if ihe will fol- porches soon completed. Rates $50 per month for money-bac- one. Second Ward. 12!i; low my advice and Lopez, 94; Ong Gin Gong. annex. Also tent house for . Thelma Billings. 110; Bessie Everitt use Terwi)lo in com- gentleman patient.. Henry Seabrook, bination with Uska T 113; 84; 1365-W- . . Cain, Paul Harris 117; Cydia Jones. 112; Elden Coe, 117; Jack cold cream. Both are PHONE , Dolde, 137; Naomi 114: - Morgan, ill); Bundick, 128; Glenn Hazlett, simple font very ef- Get Coffee gro-cer-'s Salina Lopez, 108; Rosa Silva. Edward Padillla, Murrell fectlve toilet prepara- f ! Schilling at your Helen 116; r, I use Derwilio 125; Antolnc, 106; Maxine Patterson, Alfred Schaltag-ge- tion. Derbers, 100; Donald Billings, 118;Forest Oleson, 113; for the instant beauty John 106; it Imparte and Tjleka 89!; Ross, 128; Ramon Loken, 110; Robert Mcpher- cold cream to cleanse Herman Ralph 11 Hilva, 102; Brewer, son, 134; fSenjamin Coulson, 1; tho skin and make It ;'4 Your back if ; today 116; Manuel Montoya, Gere, 138: Jessie Stone, oft and smooth." money .Glen Daily, 105; 111; Raymond George Cain, 124; 81)- Pedro Blea, 75; Joseph Sei, 96; It Is easy to apply, Hazel Glassman, 96; Emma Leh- Barela. j Charles Vierheller, 84; absolutely harmless, Convenience is man, 138; Vesta Dillman, 117; (Jarcia, 93; Henry Serna, 129; and has a marvelous Martha Sadler. 113; Bessie Hycr. Frank Jaramillo, 91; Demetrio effect upon the skin. you want it. 125; Martha Slusser, 126; Marjorie ne application proves 5 Holt, 105; Helen Middlebrook, 86. it. Try this combina- Cox, 89; Mabel tion today on your One of 120; Lyda Pullman ; i I face, neck, hands and Only in arms, be "y .i and you wilt I Theaters Today J delightfully surprised. Derwilio comes in lorotby Dfilton. three shades: flesh, whita and brunette. the Favorable For sale de- - at the toilet counters of all IV Theater Adolph Zukor pre- partment stores and druiriits, including sentsjhe popular and well-know- n the BriRffs Pharmacy and the Highland Sehilli rum as i" Pharmacy, Cofiee.. star, jjorotny uaiion, Features nt character in "The Crimson of fliolu..o-- a Pa rntnnllnt nlcture: i,cce I a.lnn showing another episode of "Go Get 'em, Hutch," and a reel or two of "Current Events" pictures Come in and Inspect Gate-Le- Lyric Theater Presents Irving Our Modern g Bacheller's "Keeping Up With Safety Lizzie." featuring Enid Bennett, Have you thought of your with a strong cast including Ed- Deposit Vaults daughter's future? You ward Hearne, Otis Harlan, Lila Leslie and J. Lander Stevens; also know women of busi-nes- a that presenting the comedy, "A Rag For a moderate Tables " charge it training are as valu- Doll Romance." ' per year you secure of the able in may v. . Wings Morning the home , as a ra-llni- fl Theat William Fox . home, or small has a place and a box in this Every large wife and mother, as in a presents "Buck" Jones as the star vault pro- a need for a gate-le- g table. The drop leaves en- business office. in "Pardon My Nerve," a wander- - Our ing ranchman's romance; also viding ample storage for able it to be.set into small space when necessary. school teaches modern showing the latest pictures of the and Harold jewelry, valuable papers, business. Let us tell "Fox News,' Lloyd These tables are so ' beautifully finished you starring in a laughable comedy. bonds and other securi- that, more about the courses open or closed, they are an ornament to any room. we will train you in. Toronto, June i. After three ties, to which you have days of balloting the Brotherhood We now have a line of gate-le- g ot Railroad Trainmen, in conven access at all times during very complete Eeep on Reading Mr. tion here have reaffirmed theap-- l tables in all the latest finishes. We will be to , Educator's Talks. the business hours. glad pointment of former staff of show them to .' grand lodge officers. Val Fitapat-- j you. rick of Columbus. O., and M. J. Ms! I I J r if Murphy of Cleveland, have been First Savings Bank rl vice presidents. j and Tea will GEO. C. SCIIEEH FOnrilTUItE CO. For and Certain Results the 'Journal Want Ad Columns. ' be served Trust Quick try ; at Miramontes from 5 Company ALlHJQVKnQlE. '. M. 314-31- -- South Second- - -3-17-319 to 8 p. m. today. 75c. 1

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$1,250 to $1,600 per foot; between ST. LAWRENCE RIVER PILOT HONORED AFTER THREE CENTURIES to S E Third and Fourth streets, $1,000 4 B CENTRAL AVENUE $1,250 per foot; between Fourth nnx'T r Aibov EMM and Fifth streets, $800 to $1,000 per foot; between Fifth and Sixth streets, $300 to $500 per foot, and MONEY ON TRIP ID t FOR A LEASE PROPERTY VALUE between Sixth and Seventh streets, W(JR ME CI about $250 per foot. The above figures are given as approximate. Local realtors are trip; THE NEW HOTEL of the opinion that the rise In MHGIOK INCREASES property Is a steady one, without V W the elements of a "boom." Real Money ay Be estate agents yesterday said that ' should be made to Lost or Stolen Sails From Seattle on the I Nat. 1. every effort mitism Washburn, Proprie Local Realtors Range Esti- prevent the operations here In renl of Five-Ye- ar 'U who First Leg a ONTHE tor of Southern Hotel at mates From 1 5 to 25 Per estate circles of the speculator 7 fc. pays a small sum on a house, and Our Travelf .rs Cheques Voyage; a Huge Crowd Im- In- a. much higher Meridian, Miss., Is Cent; Fourth Street then rents it for are casnaoir everywhere, Sees Vessel sum, Inter placing a prohibitive) safe Depart. pressed With Albuquerque creases 50 Per Cent. sale on the property. are fr 0m theft and prlee be The AMuelated may re , if lost. (Br IrM.) N'at I. Washburn, of Real estate values on Central placed Seattle, Wash., Juno 3 (by th? proprietor GRAXBSTAND DESTROYED. the Southern hotel avenue 3. Press-- at Meridian, In the downtown business Wichita Falls, Texas, June Associated ) The auxiliary Mies., Itotur-ian- Let Us ' who was one of the s district have increased from 15 to Fire starting In the second InnlnK quiP You For powered schooner Maud, bearing arriving on the "Dixie" spe- 26 cent, to per aocordlng varying of the Wichita rt ' the Amundsen baain scientific cial yesterday became so of local realtors. The In- he. Trip. polar morning reports game hero today destroyed the expedition, sailed from Seattle at impressed with the opportunity in crease, which averages around 20 for grandstand at the Wichita Falls 3k40 o'clock this afternoon Albuquerque that, after a swift but per cent,, la said to have begun and almost all bleach- on of a careful first hand into the six months ball park the First Nome, Alaska, the first leg .X:janr.-:- inquiry about ago. ers. About 100 automobiles were Savings Bank five-ye- voyage through the general business and banking con- Various other reports state that also burned. Three were ice ditions in the city, immediately be- on Fourth cover- persons pack. I I k til I k. property treet, injured. The loss is esti- and triliuncure rwucnuiii . I IHIl.tVIHI IS came an for lease on slightly Captain Oscar Wlstlng, sailing ..urnurE rum. jj, IB applicant the ing a district for about two blocks mated at about $125,000. master of the Maud, commanded the new Albuquerque .hotel, now on either side of Central avenue, T rust chief under of In Company the vessel, Koald Amundsen, process construction. has Increased value about 50 A of the expedition, having decided to BIDING THE LA CHINE RAPIDS Although Mr. Washburn oper- per cent. While the figures are Journal warn ads get results 4'BVQt'KRQVE, X. M. proceed to Nome by steamer, sailing THE 6T. LAWRENCE ElVER IN SAFETY ates a large and luxurious hotel at not accurate, they are said to be tomorrow. ii Meridian and eteps are row being sufficiently comprehensive to be MONUMENT TO FIRST IP PpAT inscription, in both French and The United States navy tug I? rSUSM lvii taken by the Meridian citizens to near the actual gain in value. AI and a flotilla of cruisers from L KIN6'S PIIjOT ON J III l 0 English, reads: erect an even larger one to be un- The value of property per front NORMENTS' mquerque : Foundry; the fleets of the Seattle and Queen LAWRENCE RIVER. This Monument der his management, he declared foot on Central avenue between escorted Maud City Yacht clubs, the Recalls to the Passer-b- y that nowhere had he seen such an First and Seventh streets is given AGENCY CO. id Machine Works nn hn Pueet Sound. Abraham atmosphere of prosperity and de- local realtors as follows: at thefl Martin, by RFAJj ESTATE LOANS Engineer Founders MnfhlnlfH. A huge crowd gathered Called "The Scot" velopment as In Albuquerque and Between First and Second .;atinj in Iron. Brim, Brnn. Alum-jru- Union Oil company a aocii 10 miy pllj;1 First that he would like to bs one of streets, $1,000 to $t,2r0 per foot; ttS West Gold. Phono 410 Eleetrlo Motor. Oil Engine!, the God speed. At th,e jj "King's Pilot" thosfl to assist in the fumpi nl Imitation, expedition On the St. Lawrence future growth between Second and TJiird streets, Solicits Your Business. i time set for departure Unlt'id of the city. Wnr! unit Offle Alhoaoernae. States band burst forth wHlh Who tilled the land he army On the Togpther with his application the Star Spangled Banner and a illustrious plains presented references from many detachment of American matfmet Which bear his name. banks and business men from his raised the Stars and Stripes over The tide of travel and eon own community. the dock and cast loose the Malud's merce that now rides the mighty Although this are a number of cables. La-Eal- St Lawrence, would startle le, applicants for the hotel lease who The band took up the Norwegian Marquette, Joliet and the are bound by their contracts which, national anthem as the little ves- however, do not obligate the com- out into etiream, early explorers who picked their sel moved the the unknown pany. Mr. Washburn declared that northward bound. way up stream twixt he to banks inhabited hostile Indians. wanted make his proposition Scores of ships In the harbor by to the company and to enter the blared a farewell with their whist- During the 1921 shipping season In the trans-Atlant- competition for the lease A new object oi mstonc inter ment of 807 ic les. Quebec He is also steamers, reg- same manner as the other appli Captain Amundsen est will toon greet visitors to claimed as the first Scotchman istering a tonnage of 2,098,494 cants. He will in accompanied who stop tha city his ship only to West Point, a few Quebec, one of particular settled in Canada and pos- tons arrived and departed from after the Rotary convention to go miles sound. He Nome' appeal in North America. Montreal. A up sails for to travelers embarking and de- sibly large percentage of more thoroughly Into the proposi- on the steamer Victoria tomorrow Louis Hebert, the most famous this shipping was tion and possibly to make changes to the barking from the ocean liners that of represented by rejoin the expedition when the first colonists of Canada, re- ships of the Canadian Pacific Rail-wa- y In his bid. Maud reaches there. use this is monument port It a ceived a grant alongside that of and it ia this company that to Martin's the memory of the first St Law and it is Henri Hebert, a perpetuated in granite the sturdy rence RiWer pilot, Abraham Martin. descendant of Martin's neighbor, Scot, born in France, who turned who has BOY SCOUTS TO Hn name is also perpetuated in designed the artistic his hand to caroentrv. rednomaH GIT! PARK NEAR the historic memorial of granite showing a pil- a farm from the wilderness and Plains of Abraham lar crowned a of the himself to which were by globe taught be a pilot and as part of a grant of land world, Supported by thistles. King's Pilot rendered received by him from ChamDlain valuable Carved in low relief is the Lily of service to the early shipping RIVER MAY SOON ENJOY GAMP IN in 1617, at the time of the settle-- 1 France rising out of the sea. The

of American THE iA ROUND THE i Nationality," "Tlio BE ESTABLISHED Bring and MOUNTAINS BACCALAUREATE Konndinaan Element in the Vnited Light Beauty intoverycorner; Stales," and numerous magazine articles. wh4 enamel gleaming, te isonfj The next time you pass our jtore,;stop m and i The summer COURT During big short visit in Albu- SPOTLESS, let us how first ishes explain Du Pont Enamels camp for Boy querque, Dr. Babcock will be But Two Parcels of Land popular firt today for cam bring Scouts and other boys of the city the beauty to your home. I SERVICES Kuet o( President and Mrs. Daviil Yet Drive .woodwork, wainscoting and U im. And why (We carry a large of scout age who will conform to THIS S. Hill. to Be Obtained; assortment of colored enamels, too.) scout regulations, will open Tues- HOUSE not? It brings light and beai ity into every ten-da- Would Skirt Rio Grande day for a y period. The corner of the house, f ' " camp will be held at Rotary cabin A divorce was From Barelas to Old Town The granted yesterday BALLOONIST LANDS There a Da Pont or in the Bandia mountains. by the district court In the case of AFTERNOON AT U. Wherever you want a pure, sa ow-whi- fin-- p paint first will accommodt thirty-fl- v varnith made camp Luther Stone against Effie Stone. IN OZARK MOUNTAINS The title but two small ish will white product for, boys and there is still room for to pieces that stay and not chip, crack every purpose by America' Title to certain real estate was of land is all that now Btandu "J nine more reservations. j or flake, use Flow Kote the DHi Pont white Great Chemical fluieted in the district court yes- (By The Amorlnted in the way of the completion of Industry, The boys to take the outing will In case Exercises to Be Held in Ptom.) enamel the finest enamel niade terday the Lennart Long 3. the Rio Grande park project, in this leave the T. M. C. A. building by Manuela de Chaves et al. Milwaukee, Wis., June Lieut. 8 against Hall at W. F. which has been one of the pet country today also supplied in delicate auto at o'clock Tuesday morning Maximo Griego was civen a Rodey 4; Bishop Heed, navy pilot and the last com- under the direction of Glen O. hobbies of the chamber of gloss and rubbed finish. to judgment for $35 against Bevero Howden to Deliver of the thirteen airmen to leave Mil- merce and commission for ivory Easy wash Heam, scout master. Reservations - the city does Marin in the district court yester- waukee in the natiomii air race last number of i and washing not hurt it It is also must De maae wnn ine jua.-.(ja- a years. fAiA Tuesday. Wednesday, whs reported here in The proposed park is located an excellent refinish for all kimds of white fyg.'8 Ssl to the Wisconsin en- (llppafchrs Aerial on the eaRt side of the Rio Grande , furniture. looks o'clock Monday morning. The has mur- Baccalaureate services at the It and wears libs porcelain. tire coat of the will be $7 for Nebraska a condemned club to nave Wnppil Friday In the running from Barelas bridge to camp execute state university will be held thi Mis-so- u A written must derer to and an electric Ozark mountains in southern Old Town road, which is beyond rach boy. permit chair in which to him to afternoon at 4 o'clock in Hodey rL be by each put death, the city dump, and includes a 1 presented boy indicating but the state is without an execu- when the sermon will be Uu- - Tha United States coast that his parents approve of his hall, guard varying width of from several flu tioner. In Its dilemma tins asked livered by KiKht Keverend nervine nnnnnnrert the trip. Blanks can be it tonight that hundred feet to less than 100 feet. making the executioner at the Charlee-tow- n, erick B. Howden. The program will Lieutenant Hoed had covered 535 J. Korber & Company secured at the Y. M. C. A. office , Several years ago, considerable Mass., prison to corns to Lin- open with a processional, played by miles in (i fliprht, him wns shown In making activity completing 0 Street for this purpose. coln to Job. Mrs. Jennie ti. followed by a third In race one of Xorth Second As the trucks will leave the T.i perform the i'aw, the and the the project and at thnt time prac- at In the gold room of the Bank of hymn sung by the university chorus American contenders in the Inter all ot the land wan deeded M. C. A. with the camp outfit und audience. tically Albuquerque, New' Mcxlctt it is for England stands the most remark- the national event to be held at t!e' In trust by ths owners for this noon Monday, necessary able balancs In the world. This The University Women's Glee neva. each boy to have his beading ana purpose. , huge scales Is seven feet high and club wilt sing "Meditation," by Several blocks were other necessities there before that tiach-Uuuno- d. Stumbling y weighs almost two tons. Yet It is After Uiu serinuu encountered and time, so even a number will be by tha Liii tha pnijeet delicate that a fly crawl- sung M. dropped for the time. It hna been ing over the pan will cause the versiiy Men's octet, which will be FAIR ULSTER P. OOMPANY INCORPORATED. followed the benediction. renewed by the city commission June 3. The pointer to move more than a by NEWEST VISITOR the of a Santa Fe, King hand's breadth. The reception in honor of the recently and girt largo Timer Manufacturing company, of senior class of the will TO U. S. SHORES piece of land by Thomas Apodneo has been for university has almost Rocorro, Incorporated be given by the president and the completed the Joining $300,000, of which $8,000 is sub- Mexican women have smaller of the lands under city title for manu- and more feet board of regents Tuesduy afternoon skf'.JrW scribed. The company will regularly shaped in from 4 to (i. Governor a park. de- than American or worn- - 1 Kodey halt facture automobile parts and European and Mrs. Merritt Mechem, are ex Running along the river; close vices. The all of en, says a St. Louis man, who has to welt Usui Incorporators, pected to attend. Musio will bs the cily; covered with n Socorro and subscribing $1,000 upent many years as a shoe dealer re- and v an and trees tall bushes, the location mil lurnished orchestra, are: Valentin Julius In the City of Mexico. The women by -- is each, Torres, will bo served by the Si one which naturally lends Itself M. C. of the Mexican he freshments Sanchez and Splcer. aristocracy, young women of tne home econom- to easy conversion into an attrac- says, almost invariably wear size 1 VMS In- Admission to the tive Present plans will Want Ads Results. shoes. ics department. park. Journal Bring reception is by card. clude a river road which will Honor Exorcises. skirt the river and form a loop The presentation of faculty IV"' v s connecting East Central avenue at awards will take place Wednesday a point near the court house with LBUQUERQUE 10 USINESS iOLLEGE morning at H:16 o'clock in Kodey 5 the Isleta road at Barelas bridge. Cameron will jf all-ye- hall. Miss Dorothv ,Vv In order( to assure an ETTEI open the program with a violin solo. road city commissioners have con- LWAYS? OURSES Lir. D. 8. Hill, president of the uni sidered the possibility of dumping versity, will then present the faculty dry rubbish from the city dump School of Best Results. awards. Tann l. rtcnor, remms along the route and making this president of the student body, wi" the base of the drive. Engineers Keep Pace With Evolution make th presentation of student have stated that the plan is feas- Summer Session awards. The exercises win ciose ible. As the of commerce Just Starting Mater" chamber with the singing of "Alma has been active for several years 'declared that the human race was OFFERING HIGH CLASS COURSES In all departments. Sat by the audience. in developing the Idea, it Is pos- merely kmirmiiifvtfiMMit Proerani. 5 isfactory Service Guaranteed. sible that after the remaining two DARWIN of the Classes in Speed Dictation and work The commencement exercises, parcels of land are monkey tribe. Some Special preparatory held secured and people to taking Civil Service Examinations. We assist our students whioh will be Wednesday the drive completed. It will be him. Others In , morning, will bs as follows: turned over to the of agree with do not. securing positions. orchestra. At chamber Visit This School and See Us In Action. 1, Processional, commerce for completion. Telephone 627. MAY & HOKRING, Proprietors. 10:11 o'clock the academic proces But there is no that even within sion of seniors, faculty, regents, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bon- the 'denying tlie memory and president moves rxora American speakers hall. woman who has made of most of there has been considerable evolu- Kaynolds hall to Rodey ihtr an enormous fortune as a writer of us, of an 2. University Chorus "America," popular songs, was a struggling tion in the and audience. widow when human mode of living. And .this m.....aian- - she took to song writ- today, 8. Invocation, Rev. A. ing. She obtained the means for evolution is dalarl, B. J. . publishing her first buzzing along faster than ever. VOCal ev. wnarwe songs by paint- i. S01O, ing china and also by going with uui ioou ana warmth. K- - Altogether There has never been a time when AddraML "The Higher conser ne nas more conditions cliangeel C. ru. written than 400 vation," Itsndrio tiaucoca, Mrs. songs Im- rt t t. Ti nun nt thA college Of Spencer Chichester. and has built up an so when life bettered itself so of mense publishing business, which rapidly consistently arts and. sciences, the University Mrs. Spencer Chichester, one of her son now manages. New Illinois. the two women members of th comforts and conveniences are coming in all tlitf . "Tha Sams Dear Ola riace, Men's octet. Ulster parliament, arrived in New time. And the with which SILK REPS OUn Wilson, University York on her to Chi- Tea will be served rapidity they are invented and 7. dnnfnrrlnir of degrees, David waently way ; of But she's in the United : " i S. Hill, Ph. D., LL. D president cago. not at Miramontes 5 put before us vitally affects us all. J the State University of New Mex- States for political purposes. Sh from SUMMER SUITS will visit with relatives in Chicago, FINEST ico...... to 8 m. 75c. tak'e i. Recessional, orchestra. p. today. To advantage of these "things, you must k:eep' your- On the platform the faculty and Governor M. C. Mechem, Messrs. NOTICE. self informed. You must know not only what if want the finest A. A. BediUo. J. A. Anniversary mass for v.AvenrA w. they are, you Nathsn. Jaffa, one GENTLEMEN, see Rledy, Thomas V. Keleher, Jr., and Balrd, of our world war's but also know much' they cost and where and how to' suits, our new silk Mm.Runtrt Annhind. members ot heroes, will be celebrated Thurs reps. "Silk rep" doesn't mean any- - the board of regents will bo seated. day, the 8th. at Immaculate Con get tlicm. President David 8. Hill will preside ception church by Rev. A. M. Man-dala- f to most men until it's It's Ken-drl- o thing explained. and will present the speaker, Mrs. J. U LaDrlere invites that heavy twilled silk with body enough C. Baboock, ot the University his friends and relatives. The only way you can know this is to be a read- which President regular for good enough for the of Illinois, after - ' tailoringlight Hill will award the degrees to er of the advertisements. i ;f' finest cind of summer comfort. thirty members of the graduating They are all natural rich, class. colorsoft, Kendrlo C. Usdcock is o v Famous Advertisements fell of all that the world is 'doing 'to creamy made up into a model which is' the college of arts and sciences " Sulphur smart without being obtrusive; conserva- tha University of Illinois, is a na make you more comfortable, your work' easier, your tive without severe. A model which tionally known educator and has Hot being hart . dlntinsulshed career; lis Springs methods better, your clothing and foo'd problems less men of good taste and fine grooming ap- was born in Iew Xork and gradu ated with the degrees ot Dacneior Now under new manage- irksome. Th'ey tell you how you can save time an'd preciate. of lieraturs from the University of ment who assures better And as far as wear is concerned they Minnesota In 1889, from Harvard effort an'd in the selection of the with the degree of mas. accommodations than ever money things that have the world beat. . university ter of arts In 1896, and again from before. Hotel has been make life worth while. 'v ,.) Harvard with the degree of doctor THE ONLY BREAD of nhlloionhy. For a while lie was thoroughly renovated. president of the University of Ari- Stage, round TO SERVE Advertisements are Instructive In trip Sulphur interesting, antl highly zona, and when he left there -- "-- :1' ' member of Springs $25.00 i ", 1910, iie became a ths ror M to United States bureau For dinner Betsy Rosa bread. profitable you. staff of the further Information, It Is wholesome and nutritious. of education. 907--J 218 West Central. Phono 335. of phone or call at Our bread saves work, saves In Touch Modern th'ei Subsequently ho became deaa 203 tuel, saves wear Keep With Evolution By' Reading the college of arts and sciences ot South Second street, and tear and the an Insti you get better bread. You can Advertisements ,o ... University of Illinois, Albuquerque. slwaya get It fresh and know in tha Albuquerque Morning Journal. tution which enrolls more then C. that It suits eight thousand students. He Is a TARTAGLIA, you. k member ot the American Historical Proprietor association, and is the author of Sulphur Springs Hotel Pioneer Bakery several works, Including "Ths Rlst 307 South First Street. ' June 1922 Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' 4,

hard, $1.1 1.20; No. S hard, $1.16. Corn No. 2 white, 62 j 53c; THE MARKETS No. 2 mixed, 62Jic. Oats No. 3 while, 34 Vi In No. 4 white, 34U3'. ic. busi- WANTED Salesmen WANTED Miscellaneous City of Santa Fe on this 19th day principal office and place of lUyahf Aaiocinltil rrest.) WANTEpAgenU of May, A. V. 1922. ness of Butt's Incorporated 8t Al- Kansas City Casli Grain. M1L.K8 TS-- il per gallon made with new W u tui'eTfi'"LieTleV;r,"8 j oJLpriitt 208:-- J. New 6.00 P. M., Kansas June 3. Cash: tauUSE cleaning. Pbona E. F. (Seal) buquerque, Mexico, City, FILM SMILES patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write for every dollar sales. Deliver on spot. Ore.r. H. Williams, .May 11th, 192- -, for the purpose ot FJLNANCIAL Wheat No. 2 hard, $1.15 &1. 45; particulars, St ran sky Vaporizer Co., T.lcense unnecessary. Kample free. Mis Hugh so S. WANTED Good Phone considering the change of name of No. 2 red. 1.19. and forth PukwanR. D. sion. Factory 1. :s: w. Fico, Los Ante- - porcli awing. Acting Chairman. $1,170 Attest: A. Tj. Clork. Butt s Incorporated to Owl Drug Wall Street. Corn No. 2 white, 5 5 .i c : No, 2 Hi SALESMAN To sell government and les.. Calif. Morrison, By WANTED Use of plENio for MINUTKS OF SPECIAL MEETING Company," said stockholders and New June 3. The week- 5 7c. Speed private Institutions, hospitals, whol- AGENTS Mason sold Comet storage. Tork, yellow, esale retail Rive references Is Snrarers Phone 1209. OF STOCKHOLDERS AND DI- each and all of them voted for and end session ct the stock exchange Hay to E0c higher. and trade; and end Autowashera one Saturday, profits Steady KI5SE5 ; Continental Chemical Corp., $?.K0 Best KALSOMINING; also kalsomlne RECTORS OF BUTT'S INCOR- assented to said proposed amend with another bullish dem- Choice $23.50 (fr 24.50 : No. JpVHLM experience. each. sprayer; 30 years' ex- cleaning opened alfalfa, Watseka. III. perience. Particular! and paper; work Johu HELD IN THK OF- ment. oil but 1 3 free. Rusler Co., guaranteed. PORATED, onstration In the division, prairie, $12.00 013.50; No, t MAKE ISOti to JiiiO per month .Johnstown. Ohio. upon son, pnone H34-- INCOR- FRANK BUTT. President. ir- 1 IWWU'IS I distribute FICE OF SAID BUTT'S the ftone soon became No. Uii itLilLlV t ' market's timothy. J20.0021.00; Ins Speedollne; easy, permanent work; AO SNTsTrANT'EO to advertise our HAVE several e first mort- - PORATED, AT ALBUQUER- II. W. BUTT, Secretary. on mfwed and Jtn. regular purchases clover, tl9.60L'0.50. iOTTED exclusive territory; automobile free. rnods and distribute free samples t Kara loans tvh QUE, N. M AT 0:00 P. M., MAY (Sea!) rales of those issues. Spectacular Writs for particulars. Bpeetlollna Co.. consumer: 90c per hour. Write for full Subscribed and sworn to before 74. Dallas. Texas 11, 1922, features of the jirevioua day, espec- 'Dept. particulars. American Products Co, WANTED Small Iron aafe; must be In The of notice of meet mo this 11th day of May, 1922. -- fi"l" American giving this California .Petroleum, Pacific LIVESTOCK SALESMEN If you oould offer a, Bids;,, Cincinnati. Ohio. good condition. Addresa box C. ially SCREEN . postofflce as by law been George Taylor, Notary Public, olf Standard Oil are a nesa man pencils with his 173 TO J1.V0 WEEKLY. "... ,m ing required having fill and several the Free sampieT iiurq, waived in writing by all ot the My commission expires April 3, to three nneer lot Profes- - M Imprinted in gold, in quantities as Lowest priced sold window letters for WANTED Space three feet or 1920. group reacted onip points, Chicago. l.-'j- . square stockholders and directors of said (Seal) i email as a ulnBle gross, cheaper than he stores, offices. can do mora for n mach-Inc- while Mexicafc n'etroleum. Royal Chicago. June 3 (IT. S. Bureau Stonal mattes Anybody It, Lsrtte Fred prine !,. huv, is ordinary pencils, so ne could demand. Kxchisive territory. Acme Let- lonnston. 1201 Kouth Walter. corporation, and all of said stock- Dutch. Shell Trading and Houston of Markets'. them hlSSfS : use them himself or as an ter Co., "S01 ENDORSED. CattleReceipts. prefer advertising Consrcss, Kept., WANTED Second-han- holders and directors being pres- Oils week wouldn't you think a bath tub: must to-w- 113S5. Cosden and Marloyid gained Compared with ago: to kisses. Ordi-- 1 "ovelty, you had be In ent, Frank Butt, Robert No. . V good condition and cheap, for one to four points. Beef steers strong to 10c IC.I u.o ii.,.,aii,.,ii una,, lira, WANTED In W. Presi- Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 7, 140. higher; nary mortals ars rommlsslnna. tMr. Hnbhs. sales Afents every locality liy cash. Address M. V. csr .Tmirml. Butt and Paul Butt, the Page Similar confusion of movements better grades beet cows and heif- manager, the 1'nlted Home Builders of as Chair- Amendment to different. Imag- L'.t Church street, New York City. America WANTED Second-han- d type- dent Frank Butt acting occurred the steels, equip- ers lower and cait- - the orisinal 3 per cent enmpanv. Its portable Certificate of among steady; grades of writer, In good Corona pre- man and R. W. Butt as Secretary Incorporation " motors and otVer leaders of ners 25c to 40c ine the amount contracts are safe, sound, fair, condition: of ments, and cutters lower; - profitable ferred. Apply 10. Methodist of the on motion of Paul male MONEY TO LOAN t. Cottage meeting, the industrial division. United bulls 35c to B0o lower: veal calves hissing any .hbtb riypi- i,Du,ouu. isee J8S. w. Sanatorium. seconded Robert W. BUTT'S INCORPORATED an 1U LOAN On General Agent, f. M. Butt, by Butt, States Steel failed by Ihe smallest 23c to 60c stock era' and hut actor aluMSIf watches, dia- Albuquerque. MAX BARGAIN it advisable Changing name to Owl Drug Com higher; would if he hesitated monds, guns and everything valusols. DISTRICT SALES REPRESENTATIVE STORE, at 815 South the directors deeming fraction to duplicate its recent feeders very scarce and mostly get even over Flrat. will pay (ha hlgheat for the resolution was unani- pany. Mr, B, Marcus, 818 South First. Mfn and women, aa demon- eecond-han- prices following Midvale a choice between "Handcuffs or wanted your d Filed in Office of maximum but Crucible. steady. Week's yearlings in load strators XI. clothing, shoes and M O NTs? TO LOAN un diamond watches every city and town In 8. for furniture. Phone 151. mously adopted: and Republic, especially the latter, lots, $9.26; eight head strictly Kisses." Electreat, s home treatment device that "Resolved the Articles of STATE CORPORATION COMMIS- and good jewelry; liberal, reliable, con- RAZOR BLADES Have that, were under constant pressure. prime experimentally fed yearlings. fidential, flotllleh jewelry Co.. 105 N. 1st relieves nsin. restores health, Hives y r dull safety Incorporation of Butt's Incorporat- SION Studebaker led the motors $9.60; steers, $9.20. O'Brien admits that love beauty. Sells on sinht. Enormous prorils raior blades resharpened; tingle edge ed and the same are of New Mexico again top heavy Eugene CONFIDENTIAL loans on dia- -- double be, hereby and of subsidiaries of Week's hulk beef steers. Jewelry, and steady business, jrood for thO, $75, !c; edge 85c per dozen: all work so 19, 1922, 11 A. M. many the prices may be blind but declares that in monds, watches. Liberty bonds, pianos, Free guaranteed. Holmea, at amended that said corporation May as i. result 7.65: lowest Imi weekly. folder shows how. Elec- Ruppe'a Drug de- A. L. Clerk, that type strengthened $8.10(98.75; stockers, $6.75(5 the valuation of diamond engage- automobiles; rates. llothmsn's, treat Mfir. Co.. 111. Store. shall hereafter be known and Morrison, conditions. t 117 South First. Bonded to the state. Peoria, of favorable trade meaty Wisconsin feeders, $8.20 ment love it not stone blind. RUG CLEANERS signated as the "Owl Drug Com- Compared: D Pont S5.Fi0t& ring S LOANS 6 " ICK to Among unclassified issues. $.60; butcher she stock, IrU Ttuge Cleaned, II. pany.' JJO. LOANS may be secured for any tt. was for its further 7.25; canncrs and cutters. $3. 25(g) purpose "norse?"-Ph?lnTS5- MATTRESSES rsnovated,, 13.110 There no further business, conspicuous "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow" FO A LB Work" and up: being rise of S',i points, or a total of al- 4.25; veal calves, $9.75 10.23. acceptable security, and on farm furniture repaired and packed. Ervlo it was ordered that the above men CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF Onlv as to see lands, trrleated lauds, or to or build UAI.F- .- S1S-- most twenty-fiv- e for the Market looked go far ahead buy FOR .lersey cow. Phone 2411R3. Bedding Company, phone of notice be CORPORATE NAME. points Hogs Receipts 6,600. homes, city or farm. Reasonable terms tioned waiver spread Ee on a todav vesterdav FbrTsA r.E- - Two A- -l cows. Phone Kodak of cor- - It la certified that the week. opened strong to higher ' fanned under our first mortgage cer- - Jersey 2 7lD.' '''ful finishing. ' upon the minute book the hereby In fashion, few ' TW'ce daily service ItAmsmhan ...1. - Board of Directors of Butt's Incor- Rails moved desultory loads choice light; later early Tbe Bankers Reserve Deposit faction Send poration and the meeting adjourn- Abbreviated Gods" For: SALE-fl- ve A No. 1 guaranteed. ynur finishing res- the only noteworthy movements advance lost; mostly steady to 10c to "Pink the Company, Gas Klecti'its building, Denver, milk cow, giving ,.. rename, ed. porated, unanimously passed a low Colorado. gallon! cheap. 190S South Walter. eiisniisneoj nrm. Hanna olution It being restricted to Junior or lower than Friday's average on movie title for "Pink Gods and Blue g Henna. Master Photographers President nnd Chairman, declaring to be advisable as Erie butch- FOR SALE does, 100 young, all "W. to the name to shares, such Lake light and medium weight Demons" becomes more Twenty WANTED TO TRADB-- A high-grad- e n. BUTT, Secretary. change corporate priced decidedly sizes town. "Owl Western common and preferred ers; mixed hogs mostly steady, top FOR SALE Furniture .very cheap; leaving H00 player piano, nearly new. with Drug Company" and there- com- temperate. South F.lm. thirty a and Wheeling & Lake Erie $10.75 out of line; $10.70 t'OP. SALE Furniture. "IS North Third, pieces music, for a good automobile; must Albuquerque, New Mexico. upon called meeting of the early; FOR SALE Fine Ftufua be In 1 mon and preferred. Sales amount- practical bulk, $10.06(9)10.60; t'.ttl Monday and Tuesday. Red and condition; Bulck or Mav 11th. 1922. stockholders to take action there- top; "Saint Cupid" would probably not ginn buck and doea; also friers. preferred. Call with car uph.'lster-Beddtn- after NOTICE OP on, and; it is further certified that ed to 800,000 shares. packing sows 15c to 25c lower; be at "Love's FURMTliltff KEPAIRINIi i nd went Lead. S p. m er WAIVER OF recognized Masquer H1S-- - Sundays, at 1309 South at Raid Despite the less assuring cables pigs steady, heavy weight $10.25 !ns I't.one Ervl- Co, SPECIAL MEETING. meeting of the stockholders ade." FOR SALE Carload Colorado young and the directors of Incor- from abroad foreign exchanges 10.45; medium. $10.4010.60: FOR SALE 10x12 tent. 9, and complete horsert, some matched teams. Corner We, the undersigned, being all Butt's were firm to strong, sterling mak- light, $10.6010.65; light light, line of good used furniture. 325 South Mouotnln road and First. BUSINESS CHANCES the Btockholders and all of the porated held at Albuquerque, New new on the An old friend we seldom meet on First. Board of Directors of Butt's In- Mexico, on May 11th, 1922, said ing yet another high $10.!510.60: packing sows, FOR SALE Horse, weight about 1,100 FOR SALE Ger- the screen: FOR PALF; Hoosier kitchen C. QUICK Small rooming waive the meeting attended by all the sales of demand bills at $4.48. smooth, J9.20 S 9.S0; packing sows, cabinet, ponn'". W. Ttunt jr ranch, nnrth end house; SIKii corporated, do hereby being watnut 8409-r- ;. bargain. South Second. stockholders of man were the onlv remit- SS.flO (g) "One Moment to Change Film." nearly library table, top; Rio Orsnde boulevard. Phona of the notice required by and directors said marks rough. 9.25; killing pigs, new electric srrlll and ItOBER f CO.. giving - 1 cooking utensils. Firat-clas- a .18 Wast Gold law be held corporation, the resolu- to ease, from 15-- FOR SALE Holsteln milk of the meeting to by following- tance fallii.g ' $9.25U0.30. inonlre 4 North Second. avenue, are business onnnrtiinttv m.-- i. mid- cow. one-ha- lf In- tion was submitted to unani- thekr best quotation of the Sheep Receipts 4,500. Today's The film title, "Man's Plaything," giving three and gallons alius. ' the stockholders of said Bull's and out- of mill: a day. 810 North Broadway. on Way 19J- -, at mously adopted by all the stock- week. receipts practically all direct. might also apply to that radio FOR RENT Storeroom FOR Fa LB Two-stor- e nrlclc hiitlriln corporated 11th, T HAVE In- holders and directors of Butt's In- Loans and discounts of clearing Market nominal. Compared with fit Dad brought home for the kids. for service, fine brown stallion. 515 Kouth First' Inc. lion ...... the place of business of Butt's actual Vlhh arrange to suit tenant a L'.'.xlOO weighs 1.000 pounds: thia horse la a at Street and Cen- corporated; house banks showed another week ago: Fat and feeder lambs sure klndjbualneas; corporated First foot brick huikiinff; good condition foal getter and has mi.de a trial tral New "Resolved -- that the Articles of expansion of about $47,000,000 75c to $1 lower; yearlings, wethers Doubtless "The Chicken in the Hantn Fe reasonablft record of 2:12 aa a trotter. Simon Gar- FOR SALE Crispette popcorn outfit! Avenue, Albuquerque, $8,000,-no- o opposite shops; Incorporation of Butt's Incorpor- and the actual cash gain of and fat ewes 50c to 75c low- Di- Roe or write I,. 103 cia. I "0? North Arno. complete; good proposition for lira man, Mexico, said meeting having been bandy Case" was referred to in "A tvinj!. Heyman, 11 be same excess reserves to .S N. M. inquire North First. called by a of the Board ated, and the are hereby increased er: heavy eves $1 to $1.50 lower. vorce of Convenience." North First, Ihuquorque, Lit AVE some good young marea for aale; majority HUiemled so as ADVERTISING liook 1.000 news" of Directors of said corporation, that said corporation slightlv over $:c.600,00fl against Week's bulk prices desirable spring also tem of small mules; prices cheap: Hates, shall hereafter be known and ot the fort- shorn lamlw. MATTRESS RENOVATING come, take a look, hitch and any- papers and magaslnes. Mailed free. for the purpose of considering the the 5,j00,000 previous lambs, $13.6(8)15.00: Constance in try Scott Scott as the 'Owl Com- - $11.50(8)13.00; Talmadge, "Experi- MTrrREsifliE thing you buy. Scott ftldenour, 810 North Adv'g Agency, Candler amendment of the name of Butt'a Drug night. yearlings, $8,006' ltloS-J- . Bldg., New Tork. any.' " Closing prices: 10.25: wethers, ewes, mental Marriage," reaches the Rue cleanlnir. furniture rcDslrlnc. fur- - Broadway, phone Incorporated to the name of the $".008.00; C15-- SMALL BUSINESS FOR "Owl Further certified the prin- Beet 4i ("p new creeh at her divorce proceed- niters packing. Phona Ervln SALE Only Drug Company." that American Sugar $3.00 7.00; crop feeder just 1100 cash; nn one office of said in Can M 11.75. arrive in court. Redding romoanf. FOR SALE Ranches opportunlttjjfor some KKANK BUTT cipal corporation American 'i lambs, $11.40 ings with small capital: worth Inveetlgatlng. at the Northwest corner or Central & 65's three-fourt- X. Y., care P. D. BUTT American Smelting Ref'g.. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALEA small ranch, Journal. Avenue and First Street, Albuquer- American Sumatra Tobacco.. 4 2 Koiimis l(v, "The Beautiful and Damned" mile west of bridge; njodern. house. A. FOR RENT R. V. BUTT All Cheap, aeven acrea of good C. que, N. M., and the agent & Tel 123i 3 S. Uj-rea- u 'IVHKWrilTUlS makes overhauled .lJamea farm miles Witness: GEORGE TAYLOR. statutory American Tel. Kansas City, June (V. might be considered an incentive to and teralred. Ribbons for ma- land, four north, all planted In thereof and whom avery ROBERTS-TURNE- Co.. 118 West Gold In corn: charge upon Anaconda Copper 8U of .Markets). Cattle Re- if it were more chine. Ex- - good adobe house. Inquire of profanity anything Albuquerque Typewriter owner. F. Gibson-Fa- CERTIFICATE process may be served is Frank Atchison s9 ..'00. For week: Beef stool's elnnce. !0.?..T 1?2 South Fourth avenue, have handled rancil properties 0. C, at Lumber OF CHANGE OF ceipts than a film. Even then it might. phone for years. Company. CORPORATE NAME. Butt. Baltimore & Ohio 0', strong to 25c liiglicr. top $9.05: fat , AVitnese seal 8 FOR SALE Seven and a naif acrea of BAKERIES pay big It Is hereby certified that the our hands and the Bethlehem Steel "B" she stock steady to weak: cutters WANTED Ranches profits. Wa furnish of said 11th Petroleum 9 "Fools First" is found among the best land on North Fourth atreet; complete bakery equipment ovens and Board of Directors of Butt's Incor- corporation this day California and bulls weak; tanners, stock film-title- VVA.N'lhL) To licar from owner of kooO 2414-R- 1 38 s. the easy terms. Phone fixtrree backed by fifteen years' ex- a of May, 1922. Canadian Pacific, "4 cows and weak t 25c (ow-e- r: Why preference? ranch for sale. State cash full porated, unanimously passed lieife; price, FOR SALE farm, good perience, Bruce McDonald Company, resolution to be advis- (Seal) FRANK BUTT, Central Leather 41 all calves stronsr. pnrticulsi-s- Lt. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Kanssa City. Missouri. declaring it You Believe So" Minnesota. house, barn, slreds, silo and milk house. able to change the name President. Chesapeake & Ohio ' Hogs Receipts 1.200; 200 sorted "If It, It's helps Ideal farm: on main ditch. Phone FOR SANE Indian store and corporate 27 dairy trading to "Owl Drug Company" and there- Attest: R. W. BUTT, Chicago. Mil. & St. Taul.,... i to shippers, $11). 50; a lot in visits to the movies. '.'W-r- ;. or write box 40(1. Albuquerque. ranch, located near Gallup, N. M.; good S3 building, corralls. upon called a meeting of the Secretary. Chino Copper packers bought bulk good, clioice FOR SALE Ranch on North Fourth fencing, etc.; fully stockholders to action there- Crucible Steel 754 170 to $10.30 10. 40 Ruth declares that "hair NOTICE. street, six miles from town, On main equipped: excellent place for healthseeket ; take Dwyer plenty fine water. Address Box cltv. on, and; it is further certified State of New Mexico, Cuba Cane Sugar 17 V, strong to 6c bulk, $10.25 thrills" are all in films Arthur R. ditch: paved road: atreet car service; 373, that higher; bobbing right Pearson, for the past sixteen s In In wheat. FOR ciALE One of in at said meeting of the stockholders Erie I1 10.45; pigs odd bunches, "hair situations" nine with Hard- alfalfa, balance the finest cafes On ot 1922, 76 steady, but the raising years the Whitney Phone 0414-J."- northern Arlrona, long excellent and the directors ot Butt's Incor- this 11th day May, Great Northern '4 $10.2oiai0.40. come when screen want their ware has this lease, before me pfd... aueeni company, day been FA I OR TI1A riE acres '.II trade, good location: two of the partners porated held at New personally appeared . . . 44 , none. FOP E rw Albuquerque, Inspiration Copper Sheep Receipts Fo! locks to out admitted to nn interest In tli near fine ire to leave for Europe: act qulrjt Ad- Mexico, on Frank Butt to mo personally . M grow again. Frnltvsle, paved rosd: grape May 11th, 192, said Int. Mcr. Marine pfd. week, 25c to 50c lower; 'shorn here- 10 dress Postofflce Out 514. Flaoretaff. rlx. who me duly 39 Plumbing Supply Business, or rhlrke.. ranch; easy termi: right meeting being attended by all the known, being by Kennecolt Copper lambs 15c to 25c lower: top. S12.M0; tofore conducted under name party. Phone H93, or apply room 15, Firai FOR SALE Two at invoice, sworn, did that he is the presi- "i the groceries stockholders and directors of said say Mexican Petroleum 11 spring lambs 75c to $1 lowar; top of W. C. Thaxton. at 1111 North National Bank, nr l'on South Walter. both money makers: established mer- corporation, the resolu- dent of Butt's Incorporated, a cor- 31 o cantile buainesa: con- - following Miamt Cooper natives, $14.85. COWS ARE KILLED Fourth which In FOR SALE Ranch, twenty-tw- acres, lona time lease: tion and that the seal affixed 20 street, will the ioc tlonery-sod- a was submitted to and unani- poration, Missouri Pacific 23 H be house, garage, fine orchard, fountain doing eplemlld to the instrument is the future conducted under the firm ouainees. see Iloberts-Turnc- r Co., 211 mously adopted by all the stock- foregoing New York Central 90's Denver. IN RAILROAD YARDS name of Thaxton all kinds of fruit, berries, alfalfa. Imple- West holders seal ot said corporation Supply Company, ments, horses, cows; owner leaving ac- Gold. and directors of Butt's In- corporate Northern Pacific 'i Denver. June 3. CaltVe Re- at the same address. Mr. TV"! and that said instrument was 41 "i Pearson, count of health: two miles from HAVE A PROPOSITION TO OF- corporated: Pennsylvania ceipts 1.000. Market steady. Hcef INpei'icI lurresponilence to Tba Journal.) who Is a and old Town boulevard. Phone FER GOOll SALESMAN WORKING "Resolved signed and scaled In behalf of said practical experienced that the Articles of He Ray Consolidated Copper.... 18'i steers. $6.758.15; cows and heif- Clovis, N. M., Juno S. Abo'it plumber with a number of years owner. :4t:-R- or S4S. Postofflce box DRlTfi TRADE OF NEW MEXU'O. A Incorporation of Butt's Incorpor- corporation by authority of Reading 76',i ers. $5.00(Si8.40; calves, $8.00fti calve.3 in his home town ot 1(11 Old Albuquerque. M. M. PERMANENT INCOME POSSIBILITY ated be the same Board of Directors and the said twenty head of cows and experience and are hereby in- - Republic Iron & Steel 75i 11.50; bulls. $3.00(S 5.00; stockers Knoxvillc, Tcnn.. before to WITHOUT INVESTING ANY CAPITAL. amended so that said l.Vant,- Itnft fialrl 37 were killed in the local railroad coming FOR SALE Poultry-Eg-g BUT SALESMAN MUST HAVE GOOD corporation Sinclair Oil & Refining H and feeders, $6.00 7.50. AlbtKiueicino, will be the active shall hereafter be known and de- 'strument to be the free act and Southern Pacific 90 yards Wednesday morning when CONNECTIONS. ADDRESS T. PEDEN deed of said 'i Hogs Receipts 20. Market an rastbound train wits head of the bimtneFS. Wo shall VOil SALE Twelve laying htjna. ANDERSON. WESTMINSTER. S C signated as the 'Owl Drug Com- corporation. Southern Railway 24 i steady to strong. Top, $10.10; freight endeavor to sell pany.' " Witness my hand and notarial headed in on the wrong track and only goods cf FOR EALE Mlnlnx property, the Ameri- 1922. Studebaker . ...125H $9.85(5110.10. K A seal this I1th day of May, Corporation bulk, i:i anhi'il into a of cars stand- merit at a fair margin of profit, FO HALE few InylttK hens; Rhode can Turquoise Company Mlnea. better Further certified that the prin- Texas 60 '4 J00. Market string Rods. 1017 aa C. Puuim, Company Sheep Receipts on a n and on this basiv solicit the patron- Wand South Walter. known the Tiffany Turquoise Mines, cipal office of said corporation is George Taylor, Notary 80 4 ing Biding, demolishing In the Cerrillos pat- rvfati-u- i Mv commission April 3, Tobacco Products unchanged. Clipped lambs, $51.00 car. A cur age of the public VV. C. Thaxton. BUFF ORPINGTON egg for hatchinn; district; fifty acres at the Northwest cornor of expires 139 stock refrigerator hlu 1472-- ented. Thle Is a valuable cop- 1326 tacaw t'nlon Pacific 012.00: clipped ewes $6.75 7.25; was turned John H. Woods. Arthur R. Pearson. rlbl"in win Deri. Phone property Avenue and First Street, Albuquer- - Tnited States Steel 102H1 leaded with oranges 51 S West Fruit. per and gold proposition and the tur- me spring lambs. $12.0013.50. over. A thrown switch Albuquerque, N. M., June 1. 1922. quoise In it should the cost que, a. m., ana statutory agent . . wrongly FOTl SALE Tnli-tie- thoroURhbred partly pay in Stale of New Mexico t'tah Copper 8i in on of operation. For terms and further charge thereof and upon whom , sent the freight a swi'n White Leghorn hem and rooster; Ibu of Bernalillo ss. St. Joseph. r, addresa J. P. Corrll-lo- process may be served Is County track filled with cars. The .'nU-nee- I:i8-R- . McNulty, Frank roreijrn Kscliange. St. Joseph, Juno 3 (IT. S. Bureau pair guineas. Phone V. M. Butt. Frank Butt, being by me duly ex- it is said, was unable lo Eee NOTICE TO HOLDERS FOR BALE S. C. he is New York. June 3. Foreign of Markets). Hogs Receipts Hatching egga. Light RAISE BIG CAPITAL. Finance your Witness our hands and the seal sworn, deposed and said that (Jreat Britain de- to the mistake until his engine had OF Brown Leghorns. 15. 81.50; S. C. Dark business Send for free hook of said tho of Butt's Incorpor- change steady. Market active and steady VICTORY NOTES Brown 13, $2. Robinson, Old quickly. corporation this 11th day of president y straightened out on the swit'.h Leghorns. "How 10 Ttalee Write a of mand. cables. $4.48'i; 5c higher; took around w Town, 1 ?.S8, Large Capital." May, 1922. ated; that at special meeting $4.47i; shippers was too Into to phone a bills on banks. $4.4 3 ?i. France 1.000 170 to 210 track, but it flop for my free plan showing how contpan-te- FRANK BUTT, all of the stockholders of Butt's hogs weighing "To Holders of notes and BABY chicks from strain; mature raise canltal President. be- .12.&. (6 and avoid the crash. Maimed and Victory laying lsrga by easily operated Attest: said stockholders demand. 9.12; cables, Italy pounds at $1 0.40 10.50; these others concerned: early lay well: shipped within 7? write me for free R. w. BUTT, Secretary. Incorporated, Bel-glu- m dead cows and calves were strewn plan positive proof Frank Butt, Paul Butt and R. demand, 6.21; cables. .21i. look fully steady with "Notice Is given as fol- hours of Loa guarantee full from many pleased customers. Cunning- (Seal) ing 8.43 . over the track and three ars hereby count. W. said held at demand, 8.43; cables, packer market areneral!" strong to lows: Pioneer Hatrhery. 0 South ham, ?33! San Fernando Bldg., Los Butt, meeting being Oermanv demand. .36: cables. bulk 250 smashed. Soring. Log Angeles. California. Calif. State of New Mexico, a principal office and place of bus- higher: fair top, $10.40; "First. Call for of Al- - redemption d ot .36Ji. Holland demand, 38.90; to $10.10 CHICKS Eftrgs, pure-bre- Leghorns, County of Bernalillo ss. iness Butt's Incorporated, at weights, no such a thun- 3 per cent Victory notes. All of P. M., eablps, 38.95. Norway demand, 10.30: sows strong, $9.15 There is thing as Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons. TVyandottes, LOST AND FOUND On this 11th day of May. 1922, liquet que, New Mexico, 5:00 packing the name is these 34 per, cent series of the Anconas: best laying strains; prices 11, for ot 17.87. Sweden demand, 25.95. Den- cost yesterday, derbolt, but frequent- of PARTY who picked up clilld'a red capo, before me "personally appeared May 1922, the purpose (99.50; average ly to a meteorite, or more United States America converti- reasonable: free catalogue, free delivery. school of name of mark demand. 21.83. Switzerland 230. given 1922-192- Mo. at high Thursday noon, please Frank Butt, to me considering the change $10.10; weight ble notes of other- Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia, 195H-.- personally 19.12. demand. often to a particularly dangerous gold phone who Butt's to "Owl Drug demand, Spain Cattle 400. Nominally wise known ns 3 cent Vic- CHICKS $1 known, being bv me duly Incorporated Po- Receipts form of lightning. per BABY White Leghorns. IF PARTY who took and blue did Company," said stockholders and 13.80. Greece demand. 4.52, steadj'. Compared with week ago: notes, me called for 100; SS 60; $4.r.O 25: tmmediala by purple sworn, say that he Is the presi- Czecho-Slo-vak- tory hereby wool ahawl at Masonic Temple Frldav dent each and all of them voted and land demand. .02 'i. Beef steers and yearlings 25c to on 15. 1922. parcel post prepaid: yearling hens and of Butt's Incorporated, n cor- de- redemption June night will please return It to 224 South assented to said proposed amend- demand, 1.93. Argentine 40c higher.. Week's bulk yearlings to the for pullets. Mesilla Valley Hatchery. Jtra, Sixth, no will be asked. poration, and that tbe seal affixed pursuant provisions H. V. Las Cruras. New Meitlcr. questions to the Is ment; mand, 36.50. Brazil demand, steers, $7.50(S 8.25; in notes Fundy. con- foregoing Instrument the $7.608.7o: redemption contained the LOST Larly'a brown pockethook, of And R. W. Butt, me 13.87. Montreal. 99 cows uneven, steady to lower: bulk and In circu- BABY CHICKS aim ntuchlng eggs cosh and book; corporate seal said corporation being by duly treasury department Mountain View S. C. R. T. taining u u Hworn, and said ho is best kinds, $5.25 8.00 ; grassers lar No. 138. dated 21. Reds; pri name zelda McConnell finder return t " "l!rument was signet! deposed that I iPS&EHIFIil April 1918. winners El Paso, nd Bonds. at Albuquerque 311 West Gold: reward. inu newu in uenaii ot said corpor- the secretary of Butt's Incorpor- I.ilterty slow all week, bulk under $5.00; under which the notes were orig- Denver: bred for the best In color, type of Vow June 3. de- club one ation by of its Board of ated; that at a special meeting Tork, Liberty bulls and calves steady; bulk inally Issued. Interest on all Vic- and egg production. Order chlx In ad LOST 'At Country tennis court, authority In- four-lea- all of Ihe stockholders of Butt's bonds closed: 3', is. $100.00: first sirable stock- notes of the 3 cent vsnee. C. P Hay. North High. f clover stick pin. with small Directors and the said Frank Butt vealers, $S.509.00; tory per re- said stockholders 4s. $39.50 bid: second 4a, $99.80; feeders steady. will cease on diamond: finder will he rewarded by acknowledged said Instrument tn corporated, ers and nominally series said redemp- to V. 70S West be the free Frank Butt, Paul Butt and R. first 599.98; second 44s. 1.000. Market tion date. 15. 1922. CARPENTERING turning Weinman, act and deed of said fourth Sheep Receipts June corporation. W. Butt, said meeting being held J!9.!4: third 4',i. $99.96; steady; native springs, $13.75: "Second. Suspension and ter- PETTIFORD THR ODD JOB MAM. at a of ; $100.60. 1H7S-J- . Witness my hand and the notar- principal office and place 4',4s, $99.94 Victory 4s. shorn lambs $11.75. Compared mination of Victory notes con- Alt kinds of work. Phone JPRESSM AK'NG ial business of et IT natch-wor- seal this 11th day of Mav. 1922. Butt's Incorporated with week ago: Fat lambs 25c version privilege. In view of the LEAK rtOOFS REPAIRED, k Mil' ALLEH BRUCE work Call HEMSTITCH l NO pleating. Williams' George C. Taylor. Notary Public Albuquerque, New Mexico, 6:00 P. lower; springs 23c to 60c lower; call for the redemption of all 3 94 a apeclalty; guaranteed. SOS Fnutli Broadwas. 777-- J GRAIN Gaines. 14S0-.- llnery, ph. My commission expires April 3. M., May 11th, 1922, for the purpose about steady. cent Victory notes on Juno 15. b.ix; 1926-- name sheep Is the. minimum of per FLOOR SANDING We can PLEATIXO. accordion, side and of considering the change of What 1922, and pursuant to tlie pro- resurface mall ordera. V. Crana. 211 North (Seal) ot Bull's to "Owl should your old floors and make them like 114. Incorporated Chicago Hoard of Trade. l ife Insurance a man visions of the said de- Seventh. Crane Apartments, phone stockholder Tune 3. Is a iiucstion treawy new and make your new floors perfect. State of New Mexico, Drug Company," said Chicago, Liquidation PRODUCE carry? Thnt partment circular No. 138. the 3070-- and eaelt voted for was on in wheat the short which notlicrs most of us at Phone LEGAL NOTICE County of Bernalillo ss. and all of them juring privilege) of conversion of Victory CONTRACTING AND and assented to said session of the board of trade today some time or another. BUILDING, all Frank Butt, being by me duly proposed Chicago Produce. notes of either series Into Victory kinds: all kinds adobe a specialty; STATE OF NEW MEXIdTsTATE sworn, deposed and said that he is amendment. and with stop loss orders in Nntlonal figures show that notes of the series Is A. H. caught Chicago, June 3. Butter Mar- other hereby estimates furnished frc. CORPORATION COMMISSION the president of Butt's Incorporat- (Seal) FRANK BUTT. profusion values dropped to a new 21.731 daring Its administration the suspended from February 9. 1922. liS4 North Eleventh, phone 69. OF NEW MEXICO. President. low on At ket higher. Receipts tubs. 25 to ed; that at a special meeting of all the present downturn. 35c: 3) (?? average estate shrinks to June 15. 1922. both Inclusive, I WANT you to Investigate my low nrlces CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON'. of In- W. net de- Creamery extras, firsts, lie the stockholders ot Butt's R. BUTT, the finish prices showed a 26 .10 per cent. That must and on June 15. 1922. will termin- on any kind of a buildtns proposition United State of America of 34c; seconds, 30c; standards. y. naee in view. a. b. corporated, said stockholders being Secretary. cline H0. to 3'ic, with July allowed for. ate. Victory notes accordingly palmer. Bunga- State of New Mexico ss. W. Subscribed and sworn to before 4 35c. low Builder bo 41, city. Phone 17BI-- Frank Butt, Paul Butt and R. $1.1 to $1.15 and September In addition, enough Insur- cease to be Interconvertible ef- is certified, that the an- me this 1922. to corn was off Kgss Market steady. Receipts BIUI.DINO. alterations, It hereby Butt, said meeting being held at 11th day of May. $1.15si $1.15i; 23.121 ance should be carried to pay fective February 9, 1922, and on repairing, large nexed Is a ftrll, true snd complete office of busi- GEORGE C. 5sC cases. Firsts, 2323Uc; Inns or aman: work by contract or l principal and place (Seal). TAYLOR. ic to l?8c. oats to Tie lower, 21 miscel- all debts, clearing property and after that date no conversion th of the ness of Al- while from 6c ordinary firsts. 'i 8 22c; should bo day; rtaaonable prices: work guar trt.nscript Butt's Incorporated, at Notary Public. provisions ranged of the estate. $1500 of the notes may be made. anteed: estimates rre. Call E. E. John, AMENDMENT TO CERTIFICATE buquerque, New Mexico, 6:00 P. M., My commission April, 3, 10c laneous, 22ic; storage 17RF-- m expires lower on lard to 5c to advance ;2'i3 allowed to pay foif doctors "Third. Detailed Information aa on. .v,hn. OF INCORPORATION OF BUTT'S May 11, 1922, for the of 1926, in ribs. packed extras, 25c; storage pack- purpose ed and funeral expenses, and to the presentation and surrender INCORPORATED considering the change of name ot A week closed firsts, 24i de- 3 "PERSGNAC" ' ago July wheat Alive, fowls. for one year for each of per cent Victory notes for changing name to Butt's Incorporated to "Owl Drug INDEXED. about 3 1'2 cents over Poultry 23c; care them Is In ' September, broilers, 32(3 38c: roosters. 14c. pendent to for redemption given treasury MEN'S HMRCUT. lite; children. Mo, at OWL DRUG COMPANT Company," said stockholders and State of New Mexico, a discount. r0i8-J- and today sold at small Potatoes Market strong. Re- during the adjustment period. department circular No. 277, dated their home. Phone . (No. 11385) each and all of them voted for nnd County ot Bernalillo ss. Local sentiment was decidedly U. S. Whatever Insurance you February 9, 1922. copies of which FtrrtNlTUrtE reflnished up With the endorsements thereon, s assented to said amend- This was filed for the on ceipts 32 cars. Total ship- repaired, and proposed instrument bearish and best support 653 cars. Wisconsin sack- carry over and above the are available at the treasury and holatered; overstuffed rockers, chairs same appears on file and of record ment: record on the 22nd of May, the down came from shorts ments, will be reserve banks. and dlvana made to all work day way ed round whites. $1.501.65 cwt.t mentioned amounts the federal order; in the office of the State Corpora- And R. W. Butt, being by me duly 1922, at 11 o'clock A. M. who were evening up for the week. the Insurance your depend- "A. W. MELLON. guaranteed. Ktapleton's Upholstering tion Commission. and said is Michigan sacked and bulk round Shop, phone 137-J- . sworn, deposed that he Recorded In Vol. "E" Misc. of Outside interest was light. There cwt.: Idaho ents can anticipate with safety- "Secretary of the Treasury. In testimony whereof, the State the secretary of Butt's Incorporat- Records of said county. Folio 288. was nothing in the character of whites, $1.561.70 9. 1922." EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn Commission of the $2.00(S2.20 cwt. "February new Im- Corporation ed; that at a special meeting ot all (Seal) FRED CROTXOTT. cause sacked Russets. about rational treatment for In- crop news to the bears any sack- These arc national figures of State of New Mexico has caused of the stockholders of Butt's Clerk Recorder. New stock, strong. Alabama well-know- mediate relief epilepsy; and uneasiness. . demand was A n firm of positively to he its be- Export ed BIIfs No. 1, $3,00 every man with dependents London, slopping nil seizures from first day's uss. this certificate signed by corporated, said stockholders Bv S. CROLLOTT, Deputy Clerk. as slow and no material Triumphs he caterers has 25,000 of crock- free. and the seal of said reported 3.15 cwt.; Louisiana sacked BUs should familiar with. pieces Information "Specialist," Drawer Chairman ing Frank Butt, Paul Butt and R. Compared: SS to BN, business is expected until after A. B. ery broken every week. Lander, Wyoming. Commission, to be affixed at the W. said held at 0054G6. were Triumphs $2.85 3.10 cwt.; South Butt, meeting being Monday. Foreign markets Carolina slab Cobblers No. closed today and will not reopen bsrrels, rust 1, $6.00. until Tuesday. Reports of red Br H. A. 1t Kansas failed to attract atten- PERCY AND FERDIE Three Balls? That's T ade Too. M.cGILL fw York Cotton. Papa's Mark, Creator ot the Beys, tion today. 3. Cotton fu Trade in corn and oats was al- New York, June tures closed barely Bieaay. iuiy. most entirely of a local character. iBenny siMPsm has Three. HUH ! AMD H $20. 63: Oct., $20.41; Dec, $20.25; is 'i h BATTE!) Closing prices: Tan ion is- March. 119.97. PASSES Tut BALL SAME,, FELUEHST MAYBE ViE (SjSgg 1 1 4 FATHEPt HunflY. . i : ' RUNS Wheat July, Sept., " T DON'T 1.17 Snril Ou:et. Middling. $21.16. Feno HE WANTS CAM MArtE THIS TRAIN COMIn'!! (10 Dec, A $1,159,; pawn shop SHOVE! I AM Corn July. 60 c; Sept., 63 He; To . Th TWIEE So ,T ' Knnuis Cllv Produce. take yS HOWtVER,VE eAses") (la Vbcnwy! Dec, 6 me. rni 1 I I T7 3. and II, BAULS' 1 V Kansas June F.ggs '.r AP1E. City, FUL.I, BAILS! tia(Kjuy, 371,0: Sept., S9'4e. ii , WOULDN'T $11.35; $1 1.2. butter unchancred. ra i ri r r i I l.ird Julv, Sept., Hens 1c lower, 21 r; ii I ABLE TO SEE THE GAME 50Mtt PITCHING Teo? M L j 52 Tllbs $11.95; Sept.. $11.80. Poultry J I j S f' , July. broilers 1c lower. 35c; roosters, ITIVC OTHERWISE Omaha Grain. 12c. ' 3. Wheat No. 2 Omaha. June New York Mclals. ' Vew York. June 3. The copper market has been firm during the past week. If anything, business ho henn a little less active but the A CCOUNTINC market is showing the effect otthe AUDITING, INCOM- I- laree sales reported May TAX - FINANCIAL and ntiotatlons for electrolytic this AjLTATBMENTy morning ranged from 13 vie to 14c delivered with some sellers oner CHARLES ZANG ing nothing below tbe 14c. SUCCUSORTO ' Iron was firm. Foreign bar silver, 71'4c. WILLIAMS 4VZANC Mexican dollars. 54'-- c, rvouc accountant; rcnt NttlMI SIS One hundred and fiflv-seve- n rei w AUUAVKSOJr plays were produced in London level year. Thj Sua jjad kgjtgrfc rfturj SjgKt

Wa4lieUfci.$! June 4, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAC

GOOD VALUE . PARKVIEW COURT KINGSBURY'S .KOLUMN THIS IS WORTH WHILE A Swell OFFERS WANTED FOURTH WARD Home For Sale New, clean, cool, strictly modern 5 room In SU-roo- m WHY DELAY? 6 on brick good condition, On St. modern bungalow acres high sandy land apartments, now ready In fine A good ranch of five and one IN UNIVERSITY In North Fourth 5 HEIGHTS fourth ward. Must sell. See with large glaased-l- n sleeping Fourth street, miles out and location, with garage, If wanted. half acres with good house, 5 rooms, electrio lights, fur- stucco furnaca Tou fully Intend to own your at $1100. Make offer. residence and a porch; heat, fireplace, homo some cheap For appointment to see them, furniture and best flock ot high nished, east front, full slz cor- Ackerson & Griffith frame, with ttfo , hardwood floors, garase. This day. Buy the lot 3 acres fino land on Fourth, call producing leghorns Included at ner lot and be one of 4 and only priced tor outbuildings, larjre Is an elegant home, located on today the home mtlos out, nearly all cultivat- 1. A. HAMMOND, a real bargain. This Is 11,750 with terms. REALTOnS Guilders. ed In at place good Phone 414. 120 S. Fourth St. shade trees. Lot 97 ft. x 100 ft. one ot the best streets in the and crops. Cheap' 821 E. Silver. Tlione 13S3-- located five miles south of the $1000. What will you offer? Also two lots adjoining:, each Fourth ward. Owner is leav- ANDERSON ADDITIONS. bridge and has over eight hun- LINCOLN ADDITION 25 ft. x 142 ft. All for $4,500. ing town and place must be 700 feet frpntage on good dred feet on the ?20 Down, $10 Month. Just off Fourth, and paving. Located on North Fourth street FOR SALE 1500 cash, ,50.00 per mo. sold at once. Let us show it highway BUILDING As good a buy as you can find to you. . real close in; Ideal for platting. SITES with the best sur- paved road; large lots, good 13.709 Five-roo- wnlte gtuceo, aobe RTlALTT Franklin & possible DIECKMAN.V CO. A. MARTIN Company, This tract is a bargain at WORTH roundings. A beautiful home on soil, shade, fruit trees, ditch bungalow, modern, parage, outbuilding!, REALTORS h, CO., Realtors. $1250. What will you give? CONSIDERING, water, wonderful view North thirteenth stroet; terms. It de- Real Estate, Fire and Auto Realtors. Twelfth street, modern in and a Real Loans. These tracts are the choice Lot 60x132 feet, East dandy, place to beat the. land- sired. Estate, Insurance, Insurance. Loans. 22 i W. Gold rhone 85T. ones ot the north every way. 14,500 white ituceo frame 809 W. Gold Ave. Phono 670 223 ISA entire valley Silver $350 1'Ort ItKNT lord on rent days. bullt-l- W. Gold Ave. Phone will make tho bungalow, modern, oak floora, of the city and Lot 40x107, near Uni- Two flvo-roo- .SOLD ON EASY PATMENTS, Natures, garage and other outbuild- buyer a handsome profit. houses, nice $20.00 caRh and balance $10.00 ings; Fourth ward. versity ....$325 porches, linens, dishes etc. Peven-rool- u KELEHER Lot 60x142 per month. $5.500 modern, lot J, D, University Sixty dollars each, water paid. 100x14:, corner, close In, Highlands; 0 RKALTOK Heights ,...$400 314 and 313 South Sycamore fine location. OFFICE ROOMS $3 70 211 West fJoltl. Phono 410 Lot on Luna Circle $1)25 street. $3,500 Five-roo- trick, modern, sulfa-bl- e Buys a four-roo- with and well llchtcd. cottage Lot near University ... ..i. $000 UNIVEItRITY riEIGnTS LOTS D, T. KINGSBURY for two families; Highlands, close Spacious Heat porch. Adobe stucco. Corner lot on avenue in. hot and cold water, and Janitor Lot Forrester Are In good demand In the Realtor. in Highlands. Easy terms, near N. Y. avenue $775 Real Loan service Included. further and most Restricted Estate, and ' Lot on N. T. avenue, good District; also have a Insurance. A. EealSor J. KORBER A CO, R. OPPORTUNITIES; . few lota FLEECIER, Auto McClughan i location $S50 left In tha first 310 W. Gold.' Phone 907-- Fire Aceldeo. Automobile Department. Lot. district. Ten assurance, For sale, five-roo- modern 50x142 feet on West Dollars per month secures Sorely Boi Is, Loans. S04 ueaitor, quick Cold 600 any W. Gold. rhone 418, brick In Fourth ward, built-i- n avenue; close in.. $2, one of them for Ke. Ill 8. Fourth Bt. Velephon 7. As We also have voti. Long As It Lasts features, full size lot, garage, $4,-60- good Business Main Office: FOR SALE Terms. Property that would make a Second iint! Gold Avenue. good investment. Have us show SECOND WARD. $10.00 Per L'oa'd Five-roo- modern stucco In Third you. H, CHAS. ROEHL. PHONE! 1978-- J Five-roo- NOW IS THE TIME u frame, close In, well A Better Grade ward; fire place, bullt-l- features, two IU.00. terms. Phones 610 8119. RUTHERFORD &G0EBEL furnished; sleeping; porches, TO BUY YOUR LOTS ON $4,850. Easy WM, J, LEVERETT, Real Estate. Insurance. garage; suitable for two families. ' UNIVERSITY (Of about 1,000 feet) Frame, four rooms, modern with Realtor. ted General Priced to sll $3,900 HEIGHTS Closc-l- n Contractors REALTY Gall sleeping porch. Highlands, Thone 110. Third and Gold. TO RANCH OWNERS BALES CO. with Wagon $3,500. Easy terms. Repair Work Remodeling. 114 8. Second St. Phone 6n. They will never be any cheap- Terms Cash er, and the selection will never McMillion & We have established a special be better, the terms Wood, land we ac- are $10 department, have down and S10 per month. Land '& Realtors. quired the services of a hlph FURNISHED HOUSES Ask Cs to Show You. McKinley 209 W, Gold.. Insurance. Loans. LOTS class real estate man of EI OWNER LEAVING TOWN Lumber We Have Select Paso, who has specialized on FOR RENT .Co, Residence, ' I WM, J, Apartment and Business Bites nonEnTS-TCKNK- ranch properties. The writer This Is a nice horn and the 1 LEVERETT, CO S house ...... $35.00 Albuquerque, Kew NORMENT'S AGENCY CO, Priced Right. has sold ranch and farm lands Is right. If you don t I Realtor. Mexico, ROBERTS-TIIINFT- IIOMK - price house , 55.00 I CO. sali; so see 1 Phono 110. Third Gold. throughout the intermountain think call and it at house 65.00 and IlEAIi ESTATE LOANS 218 XV. Gold. for IS 1309 W. Mrs. Otwell 1 rhone 407 SURE GEM country the past years Tijeras. house 7(.00 TIIR INTERIOR With this combined land sell-I- ns will be glad to show you or Let Us Drive Tou Over the 218;, W. Gold. I'hone 410 finish makes a Pullman look ability there is not another call Heights. I Can Sare Yon Money on lour like a box car $10,999 concern in the state of New Bnlldlne and Offers close in, desirable 60x142 JAS. M. JOHNSON, ROBERTS-TURNE- R Repalrine NORMENT'S AGENCY CO. Mexico that la as well CO, BECAUSE business corner, partially Im- HERE'S ANOTHER WITH A equipped Insurance, Real Estate, Loans University Heights REAL to handle ranch property Jn a 818 W. Gold. Tel, 210 S18 West Gold. riiono 407 I do the work myself. I have no proved. Good Tonus. ESTATE LOANS Jay Gould finish. Only 10,749 practical way as we are. If Realty Company, overhead expenses. Phone me and 2I8S W. Gbld. Phone 410 M. R. M. CHOICK ItRHIDKNCH AND GET RIGHT OUT AMONG they can be sold we can sell Gilbert, W. Thompson BUSINESS save money. Offers close in, desirable 50 x 142 Phono 083-- J. PUOl'KRTT. BUS- them In a swell 'em. List your property now so J. L. DCItUNG, REAL ESTATE SERVICE business corner, partially Improv- modern that we can Corner 1'nlo INESS OPPORTUNITIES AND ed. Good brick JS.499 Inclose details with and Central. Fliono 1903-- J That makes your rent t.rms. our new printed list that will RANCHES money buy be a home for you with its big in DANDY NEW ONE IN sent out to our northern crease In real estate value instead SIX and eastern connections. room, j modern, underprlced. MEN FOR SALE of buying It for a landlord. Fourth ward'er Yours for business. WANTED of five rooms and T 8,499 FOR NEW In north Bungalow bath. FOR SALE ROBERTS-TURNE- MEXICO AND ARI- FOR SALE BY part Fourth ward, R CO, ZONA to OWNER frame house, rooms veranda, lawn, flowers, TOUT.L, HAVE TO HURRY sell the best Health and three and shade, west ot postofHoe. Priced to COL. COL. ROBERTS, the "Veteran" Accident sleeping porch. Good Modern three-roo- houss get this one. It's a bargain. By ROBERTS. Insurance In the world Two small or. SOx garden right at $4,600; on terms. and 218 W. Gold. Auctioneer, has made "Selling for the houses lot lot, electrio lights, and sleeping If Five large rooms, modern In Albuquerque. ' money. The largest com- 142 one city Nice stucco bungalow, right up-t- porch, cheap. sold Real Estate Auction" a of partly furnished, one uitch water. Price $1,650; at once. every way with shade, gar-rtg- a By pany its kind In America 99 $150 date. All the built-i- n features. success. He sells any- of completely furnished; rented cash an4 ?35 a month. DAIRY and all the anything, every 100 claims paid the day for $35 Easy walk to Santa Fe FAKMS. on trimmin's, right where. Over 25 years of selling per month. Price, In the Highlands, five-roo- shops Fifty high West Roma. Only, . .$4,749 proof received, one policy covers $1,650. "Will sell frame or postofIce. A'rice $3,760. grads Jersey cows, success. Service that satisfies. all classes at same cost. Live separately. house, large lot, city routs- and entire equipment Prices that water, electric Terms, $500 down, balance $40 with or without HERE IS TWO SURE please. agents make big money as its lights, $1,900. per momri. farming land modern homes nifty easy to sell. Phone 1486-- $150 cash and $40 a month. improvements. i choicely located 218 In two-roo- Only two blocks from x out on west d. W. Gold. Albuquerque. the Lowlands, poalofflce, Twenty-si- head grade Hoi-stei- side, nicely new adobe nice bungalow, four rooms, bath Furniture and Roberts-Turn- er house, whito finish, and Jorseys, good all goes Co. and valuable lot. Price going for- - very nice, big garden lot, 0, porch; business, with $4,499 bll5S General $3,700. easy terms. together equip- Agents. all cash. This will ment, well (Take your choice.) 21S W, Gold. bargain Just off Luna established business, WE HAVE HOMES FROM Albuquerque. be snapped up quick. boulevard, new can be bought right. $750 TO 415.000. WE CAN FOR SALE Mtacfliftneou.e. Fjf Board Real modern bungalow. Large lot. A REAL HOME FOUR ROOMANDBOARD.Jyoom 603 Estate Price MEET Y i) U II RKycntK-MENT- S, WesTSpper' Exchange. garage. $5,600, terms. rooms, strictly modern in FOR SALE Goat milk. Phone 1ES2-- 4011 U na, rvnnnM A . J. L every AKO GUARAN- FORSALEMiscelIaneou8 ROOM AND BOARD, " vuiijiua West Central avenue, five rooms Phillips, way, choice west side WE FOR SALE Bicycle. 401 SoutiTiecond'. $s"permonth: " itv, Real location, TEE A DEAL UAl.f. and bath, bungalow. Lot 70x Estate. eny SQUARE TO FOR SALE; Porch curtains, outside FIHST-CLAS- $4,199 Ledy'a diamond ring. 313 table board.' 100. Pries, $5,300. 110 S. 854-- BOTH BUYER AND SELLER. North First. tarred; absolutely weatherproof. 817 110 South Terms. Third. rhone AT South Fourth. pii'jni IJ.'7-- J GOOD FOUR YOUR SERVICE. FOR SALE RE.Mf AUTOMOBILES ROOM MODERN OR Player piano. SOFT SPOTS oa"RtTms close 1S04-- J. Heal and arch cushions R.Pb Aio?, per month;' no JOSEPH COLLIER home, In for Phone e'OU HALE Hudson $3,699 ROBERTS-TURNE- prevent fallen insteps; cures all foot eveedster. excellent R FOR SALE Second-han- d a 207 W. OntrM. Phone 744. CO, electrio washer. troubles, 11. Plantar Arch Supports. Thos. "ENT "lesse.l-i- with condition: bargain Phone lllr M. FOR RENT 214 West Gold. . . . i porch. Dwellings ,ES H0JfEa ARE AT.t, OUT iTiinw u West Central wor n Mim - Foil Sale ill g Ford romlnter. with 218 W. Gold. in Five-roo- THE WEST Phone 407. FOR BALE Good gas range. Inquire FOR SALE Stodard'a ROOM with- rtctnohahli. truck body. 817 North Third. tXX, KENT modern nous SIDE WE 111 Lectures, fourteen sleeping p,,roh and van HAVE MANY North Elm. 10711-- FOR FOR RENT EXCELLENT .wuinco, irainer pound, 10; twelve SA1.K Dodge roadster. See "Mac"'"'' Rooma BUYS IN FOR SALE Two - volumes Richard the FOR RUNT S EAST SIDE refrigerators; reason- Harding Davis. 14; FOR RENT Room a n leepi ng" gonlner, Bt. KOR Small furnished house7 PROP. three volumes ds porch; JosephjJganjUorhini. RENT Furnished rooms. 213 l5ll-w- . aoie. sis south First. Worlds War, $1. Inquire b' ard If 1340-- FOR SALII K-- South PAY North Second. desired, Phona Buloa touring oar; Walter, nhone 1007-- vSTtV1'TO will well FOR TRY BODDY'd first-c'as- a Bnnd-Dillo- FOR RENT Three-roo- JOU SEE US RENTApartmenU MILK; BEST IN TOWN. CAt?nVAS Porch, condition. Co., VOn furnished house BEFORE 2413-R- ASUESTOS '""'" with board. RENT Room and 41S Phone ' ROOF PAINT -- v v., kitchenette. in porenra. 7H E.ist Hazeld ne. PUnCIIAHINO A HOOT AS FOR KENT Furnished for all i.cr wf.n lgjr Kaat ontral. North Second. apartment; also FOR SALE f JOD kinds of roofs. (1 per gal- K FOR SALE riiree-roo- A LARGE Karagn. mono Ki90-R- . Roller canaries. 21s South lon. A N D BOARD Rates Dodge touring, 1921 engine; FOR I'uit j.i',Nr unfurnished y?J!AVM 1H57-- The Manrano Co., no South s reasonable. a 6 RENT flood room. 612 waiter, 1 bargain. Call after m 107 sleeping cottage. Phone Robinson, Old LIST TO FOR .RENT Desirable phone Walnut, phone 1834-- a built n.miii nrmnway, pnone 197 W. p. North Second. Town, SELECT apartment, cloae TALE BULGARIAN Try up ROM T RANGING In. S33 North Fifth. - milk, from Imported will last as long as the bulldlna. FOR RKNT Lovely furnished front room PRICES 2413-R- r'f; FOR RENT sle FOR, cultures. Phone LSI5 EFKEC'TO - i Huuu con- (llassed ping porch. RENT New cottage, two rooms, MtOM $750 TO $15,000. JfOR RENT " AUTO TCP anoaeal wan,, in private rnmuy; witn ...uui 509 West Silver. NO Light housekeeping apart-- FOR SALE or 105J-W- . dition; priced to sell, 1083 South porch, water, month. 1804 South TROUBLE 401 Broilers and dressing. Effecto Vsis-pa- r. without board. Phona 116 ill FOR US TO EX- ment. South Seventh. fryers." Swift, Auto Enamel, FOR RENT Furnished roornT 709 r.nuo Boulevsrd road, 1320-- Valspar Enamel on East PLAIN. JUST PHONE For RENT Two-roo- phone automobiles. Central. Phone 2225-- 407 AND furnished apart- FOR SALE Pymouth Cottage Pelnt. Homestead JAM liSO.N RANCH FOR SALE Some eaira good used cara; FOR RENT Half cottage. furnished. ONE OF US ment. 1013 West New York. Heavy spring wgon. single Floor Reduced rates for FOR ItKN'T three WILL COME OUT work 240S-R- Paint R..of Paint and Cement the summer, cool easy terms. Mclntmh Auto Co 311 Three rooms, rooms, bath, screened 19 AND harness. Pliona and shady, situated ISA. housekeeping porch. TALK "FOR RENT Thoa. Leath-fn- .. H North Fourth. North Third. IT OVER WITH .Desirable apartment of FOR SALE assured. 9. Keleher norlh town-- Pllon tnree rnoms. 419 West Fruit. splendid condition. 40 We, Central :057-J- , 23S-jn"- " FOR SALK FOR FOR SERVICE HT South call rhore OR TRADE RENT Furnished room. Ill South RENT Hobeee, an mndsj furnished "WIE RENT Seventh, mornings. HEMSTITCHING In flrst-claa- a 72H-- and tiitri..ni.i-,- 1..(1,11 - ROBERTS-TURNE- FOR Three housekeeping rooms. and Plcoting attach" VERT PLEASANT glassed-i- n light car, order. Address feenb, phona i R FOR SALE New torronies. sleeping t Realtors. 20d CO, private hath.' 313 North Fourth. Inquire ment; superior device; fits any porch for two, with board: p., ca.o journal, FtiRNIKHED morterr. no no West Gold. 218 nomn 331 sowing - everything rixons: alck; W. Gold. -- jiroanwuy, phone machine; new. Mlaa- A- 414 Five-roo- Phono 407. FOR RENT Nice ot attaches firmly; easily adjust- Kemp, no North Maple, FOR SALE, CHEAP -l Ford touring children West Silver. uil RKNT furnished pariment two FOR SALE One ed; 14HS-- No house; man'a bicycle and one price I! delivered, with Phone ear, cash or terms. Bee San- - R - sick or small 401 rooms. Imperial Hotel, over Pastime complete Robert FOR B,'T Housekeeping room. ileep- children. Weal theater. girl's bicycle; good aa new. Call TV.L Instructions and samples of work. Orders ciiwa, Lead, phone 1932-- filled SPECIAL summer rates. $85 per pnone ot3. craig Hotel. purrn. tip noutn E4lth. FOR SALE promptly! Superior Three-roo- FOR RENT Cheap, three-roo- modem Marigold and cosmos plants, Hemstitching board. room with FOR SALE 5 LARGE, cool FOR RENT tn Attachment Co., I0 private Light Bulck, room, beautifully furnished. o cottage, furnished 63S Boutlr cents per dozen, 321 North Twelfth. Starr atreet, Corpus sleeping porch and tray aervlce St. StJdebaaor, five passenger, $210; W;Ford at East Pacific. PROFESSIONAL CARDS apartment, Christ!. Texas. i..,.aio i.uni. wage noma. H Inquire nnmrivri John's Episcopal Sanatorium, phone 491. Rosdster. $190. 1H West Gold. FOR iu East Paclflo. ATTMKKKYt. r RENT Nice frnnt room with EXPERT 1884-- Ml R A M ON-- SI - . lath FOR RENT ONE SMALL, and one furnished guaranteed work, phona HELP TH M ES A - mm.., 1,'JX-- Three rooms, JOHN W. large WANTED A SA.VATORIUM-HOTB- pmiiii iiitnnf furnished, WIUON. apartment, with hot water. 1215 West FOR EALEChTTd'e crib, bed, hath tub, L for tubercular DRivEnt.rcsa ford co. FOR RKNT with sleeping porch, 125. 214 Columbia, Roma. ounvaieeeenta; nurse In at- FORDS FOR RENT Rates 16a nee mlla. Sleeping porch with board. University Attorney, safety fence. 10U Forrester, phona Male, graduate .i. llMli-- Heights. Rooms 11. 17 and 19, tm-M- . tendance: rates by the week er $1 per hour minimum. Special rates .uMiinnuw. runne Cromwell Building, LINKMAN APARTMENTS, close WANTED monih. FOR RENT Furnished four-roo- Paon 11IJ-- J. In; Gravel roofers. Apply Bulld-er- s' .'I week days. Aak for them; tlao auto re FOR RENT Furnished rooms, reason modern completely furnished. South Third, MANZANO GINGER ALE Roofing 107 house, It:, a month. 726 8outh Jll Company, Alvarado Hotel. MRA.- f"API. , t.i..-.- - North ItO. able, close In. North Fifth. PHlHIClANg AND BlfitoicSsg: phone 314-- THE home Is a neuntil!.:n.u,,.,, u Dan- -- pairing, izi Third, phone Arno. phone 1752-- product Just little better; Laundry building. rnvai, , UK. boost it. torlum, HIS South Edith, for health-seeker- FOR RENT Room and pori-h- near 8. I. BLRTOS; FOR RENT furnished two. FIREMEN, FOR RENT Well furnished n Attractively BRAKEMBN, begiunsrs, J150, modern rooms, furnished SAVE upward of 60 per cent on tested uosroing noiisp. zns North Killth. Ulaaasea of room apartment, tot South Walter, FOR SALE Fine, of aster, later 1250 nicely, modern house, Jll West (he Stomach. 1138-- strong plants monthly. Write Railway, eleeplng porchea excellent parts. Btudebaker, Dodge, Oldsmoblle, FOR RENT Marquette. Bulto. . Harnett phone verbena, cornflower and cannendulaa. care Morning Journal meals, tray Neatly furnished, sleeping Inquire Tr. Kasterday. Building. service, nurse In attendance; cool, shady maxweii, tirant, overland. Chevrolet, romp; in. BI7 Koutn UK. S. C. FOR Three-roo- Phona 121 13. M. Third. FOR RENT One CLARKE, RENT furnished, mod- WANTED A Ford place for summer. Phone 13S5-- . F.; Interstate, Chalm side of double house, EVA. H!g . good repair man: FOR RENT - - - V.suw aa.Jt em apartment, front and back porches. FOR SALE Omnlgraph, 2 Jr.. with fif- none other need Auto ers, Paige. Bulck, Dort, Stoddard-Dayto- n Housekeeping rooms; also unfurnished, except range. Inquire iuu jnroai. 710 apply. (Julckel rooms. 60S Houth Second. !0 Bwnett Building. South Arno. teen dials, $13; excellent for learning v., triatn ana central. FOR 5ALEHous and others. Knglnes for stationary, truck Sleeping Jlouth Broadway. Phone jt. three-roo- eode. Radio Electrio OFFICB-Te.ms- tractor uee. FOR RENT Furnished two rooms with FOR FourTroom FOR nENT Large, cool Shop. EMPLOYMENT ters ami RENT house, with ta -- snrt FOR SALB Five-roo- con- 609 ' J"- nd 1 to t p. m. One-to- or apartment, nicely furnished; no sick. FOR SALE n laborer,, for house; will Any part accessory for any auto. eleeplng porch. South Walter. sleeping porch, psrtly furnished. Phone refrigerating plant, Arltona; good wages. sider small car In 603 2S3, 221 North Seventh. also two Mann's 110 South 854-- trade. North ALBUQUERQUE AUTO WRECKING CO. FOR RENT Two or three 172414- West Central. geeollne engines. Third, phone Second. 513-1- housekeeping ern W. 1HS1-- 6 West 434. M. SHERfDAN, FOR -- Central, phone rooms, Mouth Second. FOR RKNT Furnished-mod- three-roo- RENT Two furnished rooms, for uairy, phone UET- AUTO REPAIRING EXPERIENCE New connecting. 24 TOT no sick. FOR SALE hollow CASH, balance easy payments, buys Mexico's oldest wrecking house. FOR RENT Nice, house, with two raciiro Limited light housekeeping; adults; Child's colonial ateel this summer. Young Men's Christian five-roo- Used cara sold clean sleeping and screened porches. ' to 7:4 Souih Second. bed Association furnls'ied house, close in, on bought, and exchanged. rooms, Inquire 1008 and mattress, drop aides, clean, Auto School, Los Angeles. South' 1G82-- notiseKeeping izi North Third. BouthEdlth. SSSITr?..t,KINARY DISEASE ItO. 707 Walter. Phone SAVE 5 cent on dismantled FOR RENT Modern North Elahth. WANTED also"tfTnT-merma- per FOR RENT Three mofl.irn FOR RENT DISEASES furnished front Sawmill erigerman; FOR SALE furnished Unfurnished house, tour OF THE 6KIN bath. Avertll Three nn nomes. East pans, tlrca, batteries, springs, wheels, rooma for 421 room, close to Lahoratorr In apartment, private TYPEWRITERS, all makes. (15 and up; Apply McOaffey Company, East Sliver rims, electrical light housekeeping. West modern, shops, 21.ao, Connection. apartments, "OS'fc North Second. $3 month. Chamber of and University bearings, fenders, equip nrinia re. 904 South Williams, 1792-- Banlt MStJ. per Albuquerque Typewriter Commerce building, Heights, J. a. 824 Sliver. ment, magnetos, gears, axles and drive phone Slllgga Blilg. Phono T Exchange, 13J South Fourth. Hammond, East ',, FOR REN Th apart shafs, rtdlatora, etc.; a line o( FOR RENT Furnished room, adjoining FOR RENT Furnished cot- C 1 iOU SALE Modern five.room buth complete Hi ment, furnished. South Arno. In- FOR SALE A 0 and Willys-Knigh- t, bath; 612 with F. C. BAKES. IT Will sell all my flue Homer BB DETECTIVE. weekly; good close pans lor overland, ell models; gentleman preferred. North tage sleeping porch. Phona 2B-- location, In; to sell; ziss-R- , 1201 quire lis West Silver, phone fl'S, Carmenux Phona Mra. travel over unneces- r priced , rniro, or rnl! East Copper, pigeons, world; experience owiK-- leaving city. 1532-- oi West 8; Bulck, 4; Studebaker, Diseases of tbe Eye. Glasses FHUH FOR Three-roo- George Rlglhofer. 60S North First. sary. Amerloan 408 4, Reo 4: FOR RENT Nice rooms. FOR tour-roo- RENT modern furnish- Detective Agency, Lead. (; Chalmers, Taiga. 4; Overland, furnished 60c, RENT Unfurnished Offico removed to 114 N. ed apartment, $20; water paid. Ca.ll FOR SAT E Used tractora, and Lucae, St. Louis. 6; iiupmobiie, L-- Maxwell, pleasure 76c and II. Crystal Rooms, Second and house, 420 per month. Imiulre Jit Bee FOR e)ALE 490-1- ''. ond at. Ground floor. It 412 South High, or phone 1B54-- with gang Hardware MEN wanted to By uwnet, suburban home, ana trucks: Chevrolet, B. ; Mitcneii, silver. norm Broadway. Phone 1858-- J Phong- 842. plows quallrj for firemen, four rooms and Bleeping s. new FOR RENT Two ana three-roo- Department, J. Korber A brakemen, porch, city 6; saxon, A complete Una ringe. FOR RENT LIBT houses Company. experience unnecessary. water, fruit trees, grape arbor. Pust- - Furnished room, very at your vacant witn tha City CHIROPRACTORS Al- cot-ta- Transportation Bog-ges- gears, pinions and transmission geurs close 61 nlshed housekeeping apartments. FOR SALE Freeh buttermilk and furnished. Write W. uiiu-- pox zia, tractive, In, reasonable; West scatty to., lor prompt ana ernoient buquerque Hotel. Z1S14 North Second. In Supt., St. I.outs. citj. and axle shafts for any car. Mcintosh t.opper. t'M wffsc cheese; also fresh milk gallon SALE 311-1- 5 uoiq. pnone o7. 1915-- toil Good modern furnished cel. Auto Co., West Copper. "rl". FOR RENT Steam heated lots. Swsyne'a Dairy, phona MEN Age to 65. unneces- FOR RENT Front four win VOTI RENT Nice four-roo- cottaire. S07 Chiropractor. apartment, If Experience tae, In highlands, convenient to shops; WHEN IN NEED OF bedroom, In Park View court, 90 Enst Sliver. SALE sary. Travel: make secret Investiga- ,T. dows, close to reasonable. 208 West Hnxeldlne. Broad njJBArmU. Building. FOR Pianos and player planoa; terms. A. Hammond, UH East Silver, mag- town; Inquire Bicycle Call J. A. 'Hammond, 1627-- pra-w- Phone Geo. P. tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amor-lea- U28-R- . TIRES, rime, carburetors, springs, North Sixth. . czi froutn Keconfl, 735, phone valuea. lot. phone netos axles, phone 214 Detective 489, St. generators, wheels, gears, Thlee-roo- WANTED Houses FOR RENT Lesrnard Piano Co., South Walter, Foreign Agency, Five-roo- OUTSIDE FOR RKNT with Furnished apartment, three Louis. FOR SALE adobe house, lot benrlngs. horna, accessories Bleeping rooms, running water. house rooms mod- closo In . 2 224 WANTED large with sleeping porch, SAXOPHONES and all band Instruments, 40x140, 1850: terms: also choice lot, OOME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. Lineman Apartments, Si sleeping porch, furnished. North To buy for caah a four or water and no new or or class Instruc- WANTED i"oinii Sycamore, 145 month. Phona 1B8-W- . five-roo- ern; telephone paid; ' dogs. used. Private Experienced ledger clerk, Fourth ward, 60x142, $760; terms. Na- WE HAVE SALVAGED TO DATE THE Thira. modern home; must ba at a B25 South Arno. tions above. K. S0S-- capable of credits and eolleo-tlon- s; Kive-mo- Btrlt-tl- in Fred Ellis, Ph. handling tional Investment Co., 20614 West Gold, FOLLOWING MAKES OF CARS: FOR RENT Three rooms, partly FO RENT modern bargain price. Addresa William Jay, Two-roo- state married or re- I care FOR RENT rurnlahed apart- FOR SALE Large refrigerator. 605 age, single; phone 635, Bulck CJ4, C25, D41), D56; Cadillac and bath, tot North Klghth, brick hnxme, nt North Third; Journal. ferences 'and Address Box 37-- 1582-- ment; hot and cold water, and two and experience. Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet 490, FB, Phone am! well furnished. Phone WANT a six or seven-roo- lights pounds capacity; porch swings tun, care Journal, FOR SALE Mouse, four rooms and front house In the phone rent reasonable. 42H two kitchen S17 South Baby Grand; Dodge. TJort, out-el- d Third or paid: large tables. acreen porch, lot 60x142, city water, FOR RENT Nice sleeping FOU RKNT Beautiful furniahd houie, Fourth ward, from the owner; South Ford, 20, H. K. N. Maxwell, Mitch- street Seek-e- r. Broadway. Fourth. electrio llghta; practically new; out build- Hup rooms. Albuquerque Hotet, hardwood floors, player piano, two give number. Address Home Four-roo- Earn while learn home. Elec- ell Olds 8. Over.'and, every model; Saxon $lVj care FOR RKNT modern, nicely FOR SALE Alrdala males, you at ings. Part caah, balance terms. 1005 conn necona. large steoplnir Phone 2343-- Journal. puppies, IIS; trical book and proof lessons free. Suc- 4 and ; Studebaker 4 and I; Willy porhf. furnished apartment, new, close in. females, $10. a W. Hunter Ranch, cess South Walter. FOR RENT Desirable coot front room FOR RUNT Modern hrlck oven room Phone 290, or Dodson'a Garage), north end Rio Grande Phona guaranteed and position secured. Knight, every model. lwr6t aka uxtTXiS ti Inquire boulevard. Write to Chief 2144 FOR 6ALENw Homes py oue It you don't see car In the above for aentleman: meala If desired; no houso, furnlRhed suitable for boarderi Tha orange colored ears. Ele- 400 North Fourth, ' 2409-R- Engineer Cooke, owner; your Cngle. Lswrence Ave,. Clilcsgo. slg.room, $24 West Gold; one list, remember, sick. 00 Vest Gold. or home. 118 North Maple, phone 2'J72-- phant Butt Dam and Hot Sprlnss, N. FOR RENT 1, 110 four-roo- M. June denrable furnished WATERPROOF kitchen aprons, shopping North Maple: one 210 Wfl ARE SALVAOTNO T.ATH MODEL FOR RTNT Two or three furnished VOH TilONT Nicely furmhfd nw four-roo- Meet all tralna at four rooma and reduced. North DAT. Engla. leaving apartment, bath, bags, highest grade; prtoea Mapla; terms. Call $31 West Sil CARS EVERT rooms for light housekeeping-- Inquire bunKalow: bath, front und back Hot Springs at 11:10 a. m. and 1:111 p. m. In 1011 We at Ron-To- St. ver, 1949-- ot glassed sleeping porch. til South Broadway, Louis, WANTED Man end wife to work en pnona In addition to the largest stock usd 1624 North Second. porch. trarnKQ: H06 East Central. Apply Oldest Dam drlvara, beat Dam cara on Central, phone lOlt-- Mo. FOR SALK modern h"nu parts In tha state, we carry a COM- 724 Kant Ontrnl. tha Dam Una, W drlva our own cars. dalrfy ranch. Address G. W. Smith, cosy PLETE Una ot NEW drive shafts, FOR RENT Two furnished housekeeping FOR RENT One larjce and one small FOR BALE bed Box 22, N. facing West Central, five blinks gears, Three-roo- ior reservations our Ivory complete, xll Santa Fe, M. only nxle ahafta and accessories, for rooms, with sleeping porch; no chil- FOR RENT modern fur- "on at expeasa. furnished fnr Axmlnster Ivory kitchen from business shade general n HEFFERNAN apartment, completely rug. table, district; garage, ev.rv car, dren. 110! South Edith. nished house; two glassed-i- sleeping BROS., Propa. housekeeping. Crane 313 no sick. 710 North trees, lawn and a ' Hot M. Apartments, porch awing; Eighth, basement, at bargain. OUR PRTCES LOWEST. room. porches. 608 Halt Tacltlc. Inquire at Springe, N. H63-R- . owner, avenue ARB THE FOR RENT Lovely front bed phone WANT AGENTS eell oppiy hit Knt VIADUCT no alck. 90S Kouth Walter. RENT To RELIABLE to the QARAOH, aultable for two; SI5 North AlbDuerque-Nan- t Fn-- FOR quiet, refined couple, FOR SALE tent. good beat FOR SALE Nlua home on corner lot, of BOO BBCOND. 1S70-- Three-roo- brick jnot two Army lxl. Health and Accident Insurance SOUTH Eleventh, phona FOR RKNT house, IAILT STAliE furnished, roome and two porchea. rifle .82 guage, Remington for the money In the world. The Mountain roan and Virginia boulevard; house In the state. modern and 417 TTnlv!tw t.K largest small Largest parts FOR RENT (llassed-l- sleeping porch, furnished, sleeping porch To Tuos (Read Down) tr.,viM model 12, good as new. 809 West company of Its kind In America 99 out pew house and collar, lot tixHO: and front porch, cellar and yard. Ap- - Leave water and light; garage. H3S-- ot loo water, and and with kitchenette; modern and furnish- 7:0 a. m. ' Including phone claims paid the day proof received. lights, fruit ahada trees, ed. 23 Booth Ply 407 South Walter. Arrive 10:J0 a. No eto. Live alfalfa. Call at 611 West Mountain road. WANTEDPorition Uroadway. m, FOR RENT Fu msncd apartments, con- FOR SALE Cabbage and tomato plants; different classes "A," "B,'' WANTliib kind. FOR ItlCNT Modern aeven-roo- unfur- I.eav. 12:30 u. m. Roberta- Clerical work of any IMPERIAL ROOMS Nl e, clean rooms; venient to sanatoriuma; four rooma. also flowfr verbena, phlox, agents have made $500 per month. FOR SALE OR TRADE Ona four-roo- In- Leave 13:10 plants: -Turner 2896-- or week. nished house; desirable location. p. m. n for New one three-roo- I'hone ratea by day Over Pastime glasaed-l- sleeping porches, gas; on East esters, pinks, cosma, marigold and salvia Co., state agents house, house, on thi'te quire Mr. Sherman at First Savlnga Bank Arrive :0J p. m. line. Mexico 218 West Gold,. Al- close WANTED Men's silks a specl-alt- Tneater. west central. Central ear Call 1321 East Central. plants. 1123 poutn groanway. atd Arlaona, lots, In; will trade for vacant lots washing, inn and Trust Co., phone S, To Albuquerque (Read I p) McMIHInn 348. buquerque, New Mexico. in location. This Is Phona 1804, FOR RENT Unfurnished kltohen ami . 7 or sea ft wood. ottne HOME-MAD- CAKES, right property rlesr. Four-roo- Albuquerque .. Arrive. . . :00 p. m. FOR your phona 113 also three bed fur- FOR RICNT furnished house 1966-- fro-eer- Female. Scott Rldenour, Mortta, Broadway, WANTED Work by the hour. Thou large porehj rooms, Santa Fe 4:00 p. m. it NT onoi rooma Mrs, Grant, or Formhals' 1H58-.- summer Leave... FOR k inree large, ana 134S-- m. nished partly. 1J4 South Edith. for months; large trees, )awn, Fe . II bath Special attention to orders for WANTED Cook; must have references. phone after 6;80 p, two screened Mrs. K. A. Mann, Janta Arrive. .13:45 p. m. glassed sleeping porch, adjoining, SALK FOR RENT porches. Eapatu.la Arrive. a. m. ni.,a1 furnished fop hoilSAkAnnlnr. mil parties or banquets. TRICES RIGHT. Apply 809 Weet Copper. FOR Cottage In aouth highlands. HOI1HW cloenliig. floor waxing, lawn Large front room, ground 221 South Sixth, phona 1314-- ..11:15 four rooms, work. W. 14S0-- floor, four wlndowa, one block off car Taos Leave... 7:S0 a. m. and desirable suiaaner location. one large screened porch, water, Call J. Lowe, phone Three-roo- cot- clean; FOR SALE From to twelve gallons WANTED ; School gTrl o t"42-J- . FOR Rt'.NT furnished FA BE TO SANTA 610 S5o Salesgirl high lights, large lot, garage, chicken house, line, West FTolt, phone FE, 4.50, west uoai. of the finest of Jersey milk, per who can apeak Spanish. United One GENERAL REPAIR WORKS taire. bath and sleeping porch. Phona TO TAOS, SI 1.50. three-fourt- etc., $100 down, balance Ilka priced at mile south- rent; REPAIR 613-- ask for W. F. ELGIN HOTEL Sleeping rooms and 3S1-- 1624 FOR RENT Strictly private, thoroughly gallon ranch, cni to one Dollar stores co. right for quick sale. Call at 1100 South anything. call for keys at East Ceo. Albuquerque Heedquartere Rlngllna; west of Barelaa bridge. Bletcher Ranch. WANTED or housekeeping apartment, by the day. tral. between nine and twelve. Brothere Store, 210 modern eparimeni, very reasonable A competent housemaid, In Walter, or phone 693. NtntKE wishes permanent position, weeK or inonin. 60214 west Central. cigar West Central cloae two nice sot Four-roo- Aver Phone (WO. rent, In; rooms, sleeping NEW MEXICO STEEL CO.. INO. a small family. Apply mornings. Mrs, LF.AVINO will make confinement eases, South Walter, FOR RKNT modern house, extra store room In base- S. J. Lewlneon. 605 boulevard. IMMEDIATELY, FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, screened Santa Fe Headquarters Bank Confec- porch, bath, FOR SAI.B BOILERS. Luna bargain price on house, WANTED To do general housework or acreen with large porch, furnished, ment. 410 North Sixth, or phona 1142-- 1 0 0 1 1666-- aleeplng porch, bath, large with chicken and garage. tionery. Phone 22. H. P. complete, Inches by feet, WANTED American woman for general earning $so and $60; also garags, costly work as chambermaid. Phone 10ia Morth 188. yard . Apply ." new old porch, Fifth, phone 1023 South Edith, phone im-J- WASHINGTON APARTMENTS 1001 good condition, grates, stack, housework; go home nights; good oak furniture, complete; also garage; BOT with wheel, desires position, doing one $460. refer-enc- e, best FOR RENT Furnished rooma with sleeps New four-roo- house TIME CARDS West Central; location of the wages; give name, addresa and city section; paving paid; payment plan anything, Addresa R. W., cara Jour for FOR KENT of 1 6 II. P. Vertical, new grata, flues, good W. S., or rare Journal. to no 89, care lug porch light housekeeping; water acreen shed, garage, fire "beauty, apota" Albuquerque; every Mornings right party; agenta. Box nal. and IlKhte furnished. .710 West Lead. porch, place, has bath, electric range condition, $100. WANTED house journal, chicken yard; ona block from Presby apartment private 1 25 Loco boiler, Elderly woman to keep YOUNG GIRL, would like position as and all' modern conveniences. Phone 83. H. P. type portable for B'OR SALE FOR RENT Front room, wall furnished, terian Panatorium. lie riortn ueaar. wood or coal new flues, gentleman, for about three months, Small modern cottage with saleslady In grocery store. Address use J. D. EAKTN, Proprietor, either burner, while wife la muat be cook double adjoining bath, of phone, close to; FOR RENT Two five-roo- furnished $150. away; good garage, screened porch, bath W. R., cara JournaL one or two 70J good condition, and Addresa e bullt-l- n gentlemen. West Sliver. !14 and 21) North 1 160 H. P. Horlaontal Tubular. $0 Inches have city references. .features, etcj newly decorated bungalows, Mapla; Box 528. f throughout, well on corner lot WANTED Situation by young man, FOR RENT Two dealrable house- will rent until September at $35 per 84 four-Inc- h city. furnished, or references light -- by II feet, flues, complete ono block from terms clerical typlat, afternoons; keeping; rooms, clean and well ventll-ate- month. Please cill at 724 East Central. FOR WENT' Cool, thoroughly elean 125 A- -l oon- - WANTED Good woman cook to fill only car line: except stack, for pounds, down, balance 1100 South furnished. Addrera L. H., cara Jonrnal. 4t7 Houth 1SDS-- ed-apartment of two front rooma under Ideal con- Ilka rent Walter, phona FOR RENT Unfurnished house In $825. permanent poaltlon ' middle-age- d of dltlon, Walter, or phone 03. WANTED By woman, FOR RENT Two cool rooma and rooms with WESTBCUIO-Del- and kitchenette: batti adjoining; large 1 75 K P, Low Pressure. pounds, 10 ditions; must be good paatry. meat and or largo Fourth ward; four large lr. screened front clone will not no bread to bake or FOR BALE On aouth side to good references, practical nursing kitchenette, furnished for house- ahada lawn and garage: Train. porch: In; 11, 41 four-Inc- h flues, complete vegetable cook; handy Grand nicely bath, trees, Arrive. Depart. or 124 South Arno. by In railroad a five-roo-m housekeeping .Mrs. Fitscbarles, modern conveniences. 61J West In Plrono 1122-- No. 1 7:30 1:30 rent lo slck children. stack. $300. dishes to wesh; wagsa unimportant. employes frame Hotol. keeping; modem every respect. The Scout.... pm pm except been with. fifty-fo- Central Coal. 1 2 P. applying slate whore you have dwelling, well.hded, lot No, I Calif, Llnilted.lo:30 am' 11:00 am II, Vertical Engine, $25. and how end 418 WANTED Permanent by ex- Now T We are a carbide, gen working during the past ?ear Improvements, bee house No. position BEST Bleeping room In town for $12.(9 bath, glaaaed Bleeping porch, screened Fargo Fast.. 10:50 am 11:30 am manufacturing If more than one, West Atlantic: prla-f.T5- on city orator and torch set for radiator solder- long at each place, terms. perienced cook, (white woman), per month, nicely furnished, clean, porches, electrio lights, gas. Areola heat, No. I The Navajo.. 13:35 am 1:00 am neces- wages received, your nationality, age and City Realty Co., 207 West 'Gold, phone or country; best references. Addriss C cool; entrance and no sick. SOUTHBOUND. ing and battery work; no oxygen V. R 667. .f. private bath; opposite MethodistT Sanatorium, phona general Addresa care B., care Journal. 809 - ' 2400-R- 4 No. S3 El 10:10 FOR RENT Newly decorated, wtost rest- sary. experience. Weat Iron. Pud Exp pm Journal. three-roo- AUDIT, close and No. 27 El Paso 11:1 am ful and attractively furntshed four ACCESSORIES FOR BOILERS. FOR SALE By owner, mod- I check, open, keep FOR RENT Exclusive, well furnished FOR RENT Three-roo- house with Exp flues. fluaa ern books; prepare tlnanclal statements, EA8TFOUND. rooms; modern: Janitor, servlco ones a flees, l.lneh Male and Female. house, bath, front and side sleep- U room, with large aleep.ng porch, hot glassed sleeping porch and two Tf Interested see Ideal apart- pop valves, and gats ing porch, lot 50x110, ber- Income tax returns, eta Walter water heat and located. unfurnished mod- No. I The Navajo.. 1:10 pm 1:40 pm week. this Injectors, globe WANTED Piano, banjo and saxaphone garden, trees, Elks' Cluh. 41. bath; centrally acreaned porches, and ment. Don't phone. McCrelgbt'l Apart- valves, guage onoka. water glasses, ries, grape vines, California on Williams, phona Phona 1744-- 8.21 West Coal. ern. lot South Edith, No, Calif. Limited. I.0O pm 1:40 pm ' player tor' "Brlgge Harmony Five;" privet Inquire phona two aldea under-dltc- h No. F. 7:31 3:10 ment Home, til West Lead. t grates, slsoks and tanks, must ba union musicians. Call for Brlgga of lot, well fenced, OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, All outsld 1340-- J. 18. Eight., pm pm Boilers and sold. 01 water; In the garden of the FOR RENT Miscellaneous No. to The Scot.... 7:20 am J:60 a bought, repaired at West TUerae. spot city's p'VNaf"VvW-V-seaa.sg'aeB rooms and new furniture, furnished or : Tanks built, either riveted or welded. new addition; $2,600. easy terms. Call VOU rtgtf PinnH: unfurnished also FOR racu south. WANTED Man or woman, $40 weekly 2406-J- Poatofflce apartments; sleeping SALE Real Entate No. 38 From El Paso 3:35 Expert bollermakera and weldera. Send box 343. FOH TIENT 710 We if Lead. rooms at $4 to 17 per week; hot and paa we full time, $1 an hour spare time, sell- Oaragtj, FOR SALE luts, by owner, at No. to From El Paso 7:C am FOR RENT Office Rooms as your broken metal parts; will A ORICAT BARGAIN sale. cold water In each room) new manage- Thirty new. ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Expe- for. Quick FOR II ENT Building at 413 Weit Cop- Old Town. J. R, Zamura. No. to onnneote et Telen No. II Striolilef make them good as Strictly modern four-roo- K. ment. i324 East Central. W. F. Barnett. B?irt RENT Off ice'roo a. Luna rience unnecessary. International Mills, house, with per; auitabla for garage. Inquire H. 1638-.- for Clnvle. Peoee Valie- -. . "Union" Carbide, $8.50. built-i- n phone FOR SALE Three east front lots on Kaju' City and Knrber Auto Korrlstown, Pa. featuree, glassed sleeping porch, Sherman,1 t First Bank and O building. Department, "Sunllte" Carbide, $7.75 per Savings One room Olrard avenue. rJee Ralph Whites Ides, Coast. bath, screened front and back porches, Truat Company, phona I. FOR RENT large and glassed 33 TleleO LKOR RENT Office opposite postoffloe drums, F. O. B, office. PREPARE for a superior posium atore room, chicken and also one room lni uirard, phone 3M2-- No. oonnect. at with No, tJ cnamner commerce, Works 2100 Second 'y garage, house steeping porch; large fmmi cifivig gn4 ee and and wrigm South Street, our Summer Sessions. Indi- good lot: first-clas- s an fur- SALE fifty-fo- on piinta eath ...Fourth Gold. attending yard, everything In NT-- Pasture oanvassed ateeplng porch, nicety FOR Ona good lot bulldins. and i Office 1110 South Broadway. vidual Instruction; rapid progress, gf.ee condition; $1,300 rent. ORRE nished for in modern East near on 1SU7-- down, balance Ilka light housekeeping; Sliver, Highland park, Phona lal summer rate. Western School for Buy from owner and save money. 716 toil HUNT Excellent pasture for dairy home: clean and airy; garage if desired. easy term, J. A, Hammond, H East Journal Want Ada Bring Results, NEW MEXICO SlEEb CO., INC, . Privets Secretaries, fboa 891-- JA&SatJr,S4ii!k ', . BUjar, , ' June 4, 1922 Page Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

I Sedillo has Mr. A. A. Let Us Send a Man ALL METAL LAWN FENCE AND moved his . law office to To replace that broken window Rooms 17-1- 9 Grant building. glass. .Albuquerque Lumber Co. GATES 421. 423 North Bfrst. LET'S GO T This is across the hall Phone We manufacture welded frame ornamental wire fence and just gates, any' stylo to suit purchasers. l ifrom his former office in Gates will not and with iron set in cement THEATRE PflSTSlE the sag, posts, jthe, same building. This this stylo is practically everlasting. former-il- y Samples on view at our office, 1110 South Broadway. TODAY AND TOMORROW 1 suite of rooms were 1947-- Bradstreet's. WANTED Thone occupied by We pay good prices for fire-- 1 WE INVITE YOCR INSPECTION. WILLIAM FOX Presents arms euch as Rlflea, Shot HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Guns, Pistole. Mut be In NEW MEXICO STEEL CO., INC. REMEMBER A- -l condition. Busy. 213 South Flint Street ' If. IiOTJIS HAHN, Manager. "BUCK" JONES in Wo Are Always 2023-.- THEBES A KEASON. 2100 South Second St. Phone I Exucrt Watch Repairing at GOfffE TO THE REAL WEST! reasonable Prices. "PARDON MY NERVE" All Work Guaranteed. Lucky Number WISEMAN' OERSILLOS EGG COAL The Romance of a Wandering Ranchman. 2500 ;! tNLFORM SIZE. CONVENIENT TO HANDLE FOGG, If the person holding the above Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day on sale will More Heat Units per Ponnd. e r number slip pre- ' More Pounds per Dollar. T li e Jewel sent same at our store we will lit HAROLD LLOYD present them with the diamond The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for Graduation Gifts ring which we advertised to Stove and Ranges. Order a Ton Today. Fourth. give as a premium during our 118 South sale. In a Rip-Roari- Comedy removal GOAL CO. Phone 91 REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES EVER ITT W. M. MOORE Jewelers, , Inc. ' ' f Open shop plumbing, heating ,w fr and repairing. Dependable r services. Get my prices, Here it Is cowboys, coyotes, LOCAL ITEMS j PHONE 911-- J "bad men," and Indiana, mixed, For Your HOME FOR SALE with riding and shooting etunts. You'll Revel Not ancient history either, but an, Coal Supply Co Phone 4 and 6. Navajo picture of a ro will The Ministerial alliance at ntp roisl; in the Thrill mantic spot in the West today. J meet on Monday morning at 10:30 ii'vri,'n tlv located at a mod Dinner: El See Dorothy Dalton as the two C. A. Sunday to Paso at Once of it. o'clock at the Y. M. erate : reasonable terms. Moving gun heroine avenge herself upon The names of Frances Stern and INDIAN location, de- - one man and win the love of an Margaret Collister were omitted hy ,.,inir,n nH full details in re or see other in a picture as big and re," If want to a home an investment, wind-swe- error from the list of eighth grade No agents. Address Box you buy freshing as the ply. FRESH " . published recently. Journal. FIVE-ROO- prairies. graduates will hold 41, care this Monday. BRICK, newly decorat- ii Ballut Abyad Temple ? a specie- - session on Monday eve- ed, with or without furniture.' Garage, outbuild- ning at 7:30 o'clock to confer de- Blankets STRAWBERRY ADDED ATTRACTIONS: grees on ten novices. Temple ings, lawn, shade trees, etc. 2 blocks from carline No. 6 will hold a speciil BEADED BAGS " Lodge FOR SALE ' communication at the same time SHERBET in splendid neighborhood. "GO GET 'EM HUTCH" lor work in the first and second MOCCASINS, CURIOS My home at 311 North Twelfth t , degrees. St. Phone 1102. BETTER SEE THIS AT ONCE Factory wood, full truck load, PILLOW TOPS "CURRENT EVERTS" four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. DR. II. M. BOWERS Cash or Terms. Phone 91. RUGS Llovd Kcllam has returned from BASKETS REGULAR PRICES. : : where he the 100 fine chickens for sale. we New York City spent NAVAJO JEWELRY spring Everything past year studying music. V V. C. de Baca and OLDSMOBILE "8" have is for sale. Come and see if we have what .1.. iii. g Mr. and Mrs. PIUCES .mmiMpiM Evangeline arrived from AT KEPCCED FOR SALE ywy. daughter want. ! Sandoval yesterday to visit Mrs. Good mechanical condition. you Mis. sell de Baca's mother. Alejandro Owner leaving town. Must ftZinn tetmrZiZiiiBTMiiMMmnZiiM n A. Sandoval. at once. nil' ihimhh mir w f Columbus will The Knignts of ROMAN'S 614 SOITII BROADWAY FREE Delivery on Quarts hold an all-da- y family plcnio In w. p. Mcdowell on June 11. Reser- or More of Ice Cream on Tijeraa canyon Mt'SIC & JEWELRY STORE vations for automobiles should be 917-- 1008 Forrester Ave. Phone 1192 117 S. St. Phone J made with A. N. Letarte by Jir.io First SUNDAYS . S. Cars will leave St. Mary's hall GRAND BALL at 8 o'clock Sunday morning. Los To- - Lvsic Garcia Hall, Miss Helen It. Goetz has re- At Luis Mrhnol turned from Socorro where she has FOR SALE. mases, near Indian Theater; solid been in the high school Beautiful set in 9 o'Clock 1 I teaching parlor r. OOXTTNXOCS TO 11 P. M. during the past year. mahogany, cane back silk Tonight, "I will be held fit and Bruns- Music By Special services also velvet rug HnrmonlMTS. TODAY AND TOMORROW I Temple Albert this morning at 10 wick phonograph, almost new, white. Lightning o'clock. The children of the con- at a sacrifice. will in E What Does Mean to You? firmation class participate 724 North Fourth. Saturday Night the service. The public is cordially invited. FOR SALE Mrs. G. H. Kanady and family One of the best investments in have arrived from East Las Vegas, GUY'S TRANSFER Fourth ward. Cash at a good Jesse L. Lashq N M., and will make their home at discount, or terms at a very 621 South Walter street. price. Investment or a presents Mr. and Mrs. William Farr, rf Phone 371 good resell. This includes Riverside. Cal., who were" here the house, furniture and lots. Ad- his brothers dress Box 44. care Journal. past week visiting , 324 South Second. and their families, will leave today to relatives for the east on a visit Sunday Picnics a Specialty. and former friends. Mrs. F. Henning. Mrs. F. Pool and children. George de Lion and SHOE REPAIRING Ralph Melbourne, of this city, who Standard Furniture Co. reg- Hand-Mad- were in Los Angeles last week, South St. Phone 018 Fine e Ladies' Hotel Rosslyn. 401 First istered at the We buy, sell and exchange new and used furniture. Handle BOOTS AND SHOES "THE ART SHOP" line kitchen utensils, OPPOSITE POSTOKFICE. complete As haa been the custom for sev- etc. A SPECIALTY eral past, we are resuming All Work Guaranteed. year be- our summer embroidery class, Free Call and Delivery. ginning Tuesday. These classes are for any one over seven yearn of age. The instruction is free. Tuesdays 176 TAXI LIHE" Shoe Shop 9 11 o'clock. Rightway and Thursdays to Phone 127 25 cents to Any Part of the City 218 R. Second St Parties BAUMAN TO Special Rates to Picnic GUSTAVE Large Seven Passenger Cars SUBMIT IDEAS FOR Stand in Alley By Meyer & Meyer Tailor Shop. I - X. M M U II B. u'-- r Iff - HOTEL DECORATIONS Grow Broom Corn W - nuaiavo T?auman. a member of This product can be planted Present IRVING BACHELLER'S the Santa Fe artist colony and a Skeels. now and until July 1st and noted master of wood block art, :s Dr. S. Mabel mature. Broom corn growing relative to prepar- of Her is BEST BKT in the Itlo "KEEPING UP WITH LIZZIE" in Albuquerque Announces the Opening your have the ing samples of decorative work Office for the Practice of Grande valley. We which may be used in the new OSTEOPATHY Black Spanish Standard and Featuring: ENID BENNETT, with a cast Dwarf Seed. The (Saturday strong: including community hotel. Evergreen Edward Mr. Bauman has some highly in the Citizens' Bank Building cost is 20 cents per acre for By Jeanie Macpherson Jj Hearn, Otis Harlan, Lila Leslie and J. Lander more Information, original ideas of treatment for tha seed. For wl Stevens. . . type of hotel that is being built write or come in person. here and, if the directors permit, 415 NORTH SIXTH ST. vnnv models to ' ADDED nrpnnre working Thomas' Ice Cream If an heiress eloped with her chauffeur C) ' ATTRACTION: submit to the board for final Duke Broom Co. nnd a millionaire mnrrird his pretty laun- - N-- tZWWV action. City wedded lives be 2 Gallon, Packed, dress what wonld their j RAG DOLL RGMAflCE" and delivered, $1.00 j" lMt ROADSTER BURNS ON The answer Is here In a gorgeous tale or asm A Two Phone 313 I fv't SulVlX Part Comedy. ROAD SOUTH OF CITY MILK is the first necessity the top and bottom of New Yorkv Showing VVWK &mJ&&-(jHC- Sk-.F- VKIjyTf de- 1 I of life. Health and safety each half how the other half lives nnd af)l&A?4tS!2i5-MTV- k SKja REGULAR PRICES. A Dodge roadster was found pend on its purity. Ask the running Fifth Avenue into Coney Island. HT J , burned and abandoned early yes- city health office about guar- A story of fashion, revel and love and I JfepV Vil 14 terday morning on the main road anteed milk and where to get the two greatest fire and railroad rescue vwj about a mile south of the city. The THE IMPERIAL it. to ear carried a license belonging TALE Milk is not yV a Ford truck owned by the Qulckel LAUNDRY CO. Bulgarian C. H. CONNER. M. D. D. O. lead officials made with powders or tablets, l Auto company, which cleaned latest with True Ba- to believe that the roadster had by process but is cultured CJsLl( Osteopathic Specialist. cillus Bulgarius which is the Leatrice Joy Conrad Nagel Stern Bids. Tel. 701-- J. 325-- FURNISHED j been stolen and the tag changed. of disease sJ4XLS llJ "THE LACNDRY natural enemy Edith Roberts Jack Mower germs. It is rich and delicious. APARTMENT j Redeem Crystal OF QUALITY" Theodore Roberts Julia I V 'tP'OnVj Z your Served at Bracy's Cafeteria Fay PV Vrw'"Xly ? ?Trtr When look White Coupons. or call things black, bring 124 South Arno Soap Dry Cleaning, Dyelns;, Hats your clothes to us. Cleaned and Blacked, Living room, bed room, large PR. FRANK E. MacCKACKEN, Rugs BODDY'S Jersey FARMS closet, kitchenette; bath ad Pit. DAISY B. MacCRACKEIi. Phone 2413-R-- 4 BILL'S SHOP Joining; private entrance. Large Osteopathic Physicians. Phones 14S and 449. screened front porch. Cool. No K. P. Building. Phone Office 89-- 215 South Second St. sick or children. Residence 8-- J. KUTTER MY Stll.LLLD P1NON NUTS HOLMES KEEN will be delivered from the Fred SHOP llurvey News Stand. Albuquerque. NO- W. T. HOLMES, Prop. N. M., UNTIL Fl'ttTHEH FOR RENT Successor to Kohza Bros. Dance at Cany Pavilion TICE, tannic S. Spitz, 323 North Tijeras Tenth. Newly decorated, most restful Safety Razor Blades carefully ind attractively furnished four sharpened at prices: . dos. The Cilldcrslceve Electric Co., rooms; modern; Janitor service Single Iklgo Blades, ,25c , doz. Dance every Saturday night, Sunday afternoon and 211 East Central. Phone T97-- once a week. If Interested see Double Edge B!des. ,35c this Ideal apartment. Don't Leave and call for your blades Sunday night at Tijeras Canyon Pavilion. HAY FEVER ASTHMA phone. at the following drug stores; Violet Trentment B. Ruppe, 203 West'Central. Ray Palaco Phar., 216 W. Central. DR. I). R. MURRAY. McCREIGHTS 400 W. Central. X. T. Phouc U. Brlggs' Phar., Armljo Bldg. Highland Phar., 222 E. Central Music by Sandstorm Jan Apartment Home Don't Throw Your Safety Redeem Crystal Blades your 31.) West Lead Avenue. Away. Paramount' s Picture this Year and refreshments served on White Soap Coupons. All Work Guaranteed Biggest Lunches grounds. Any- one wishing to rent pavilion for private parties FIXE SHOE REPAIRING ' Ladies' Half Soles 75c phone 1539-- J or see Rubber Heels, Goodyear ....40 Men'e Half Soles 0c DO MISS T Rubber Heels, Goodyear. .. .40e AUCTION SALE T CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP. Earl Stephens, Manager 213 S. Second St. Phone 6-- Free Call and Delivery. June 6, at 326 North Third St. Work Don While You Wait. Tuesday, Sale Starts Promptly at 2:30 p. m. t"ho Five rooms of A- -l furniture to go to highest bidder for : FOR RENT cash. Note the following articles to be sold: William and ICE CREAM OF SUPERIOR Office In Journal Mary room suite, consisting of dining table, buffet, Op Ground Floor dining Tuesday 5 old AND FLAVOR Building. Inquire rhlna closet nnd chairs to match; two old ivory chests, ening QUALITY j table to beds, and " ivory dressing and chair match.; springs Bottled whole clarified, Journal Office. mattresseB; odd chairs and rockers, pillows, pictures; a big milk, pasteurized, Butter, Cheese, lot of cooking utensils and many other articles not mentioned Buttermilk, on account of space. Now if you want good furnishings, you can not afford to ALBUQUERQUE : miss this sale as these goods are the same as new and have never been used by sick, and have been moved from Springer DAIRY ASSOCIATION to this for sale. Come and see for and B EMPIRE Cleaners storage place yourself you will be satisfied o buy. ' ' ' TMEA Thank You! Call TER Again. OVERS AND HATTERS , RT'G CLEANING J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer. Phone 351 321 North Second St. I 'hone 453. ('or. fllh and Gold

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vf-- -. Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING UP FATHER" MORNING "BRINGING UP FATHER" in the ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL appears every morning Appears every morning in the Albuquerque Morning Journal Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, June 4, 1922. Albuquerque, Morning

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On d, Saturday Mrs. James -- J while a WILL BE CONE PARDON IR- GOT ) ) , lighting gasoline MA5;iE b 4 IT N THERE atove, held a can V MR.Jl.-'blRM'- VHrVTLL f of gasoline in FER. AwEEK-eOY- Fvfrv Tin,f. - one hand, which also became ig- - -- DO? BOY)- AND AN- WE RETURNING b!R- WE f COME. DON'T FOR4ET nited, and caused an explosion anil LL HAVE A HERF TALK! I WHY DON'T M TOO U-- the burning gasoline was thrown PARTY -- - HOT TO LET over Mrs. EVERY OAY OQ- I'M t0SS. 60 HOME WEAK Battenfield, burning her KEEP UP H AN KINOW WHEN and but heroie its very badly, for the CLAD IM PARTY? r efforts ot her mother. Mm. Spears, iTnTwmiT TH)t f to talk: WE CAN T she would have burned to death. V w OOT OF n OUT- - Mrs. Spears, in fighting the flames, ill work.: .had her hands badly burned. On Friday afternoon the Junior League girls and boya of the Meth- odist church, chaperoned by their Instructors, Mesdames J. J. Rich- ards, Henry Denison, W. E. Dan- iels and W. Barton, enjoyed an out-do- afternoon on a grassy plot at the edge of town, with dif- ferent games and plays and after this a picnic luncheon with lots of ice cream cones and everything good was served the little folks by their chaperones. It has been announced here that u.fl. uci,HaII auunnrl uaiucaTorvtAe. iiiuuciia, Vwi.Uuuiu ot Portales, were united in mar- riage at Amanillo on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mullens will make their home in Oklanoma. Under the auBpices ot the Amer-ioa- n Legion and the Woman's club Memorial day was appropriately observed. Decoration of crave and other ceremonies took placj - at 1 o'clock and a large crowd . z a concert given by Poi teles band on the court house lawn at 8:80 o'clock. I About SO friends of Mrs. Irene ( MRt. OE COOFS I5M5Y HAD THE MEALEb YOO IRLb U"bE TH TO FIX THE - ROOM UP' - ilRLb ARE tONC TO Smith Bayless, who was married a SO THE HO05E PARTV BROKE OP MY I HOW WHEN YOO READY- - YEb- A FEW DAYS YOO B few her ARE 0OT CALL PENO WITH T IS days ago, gave a delight- J TH PLACE MELL-b-HAV- TOO BEEN - MY I ful bridal shower on Tuesday aft- ! MAKE YOUR SELVES COMFY- OEAR TrAOUCHT I'D SURPRISE ernoon fif thft infllnilB hnma ,if If "'Mrs. G. L. Reese, with Mrs. Reese, - I I Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs. Buchanan f I DON'T KNOW- O and Mrs. Wilcox as hostesses. The ' P decorated with roses and honey- ) suckles and the bride received &L. many token of remembrance 6 from her friends. A large bsjde's cake rested on the dining table and j' refreshments, consisting of mint Kherbet, cake and chocolate mints, with rosebuds as favors, were serv- ed the guests. ' The Taxpayers association met at the court house on Saturday aft- ernoon ad State Educational Aud- itor Mr. Joerns and Assistant Su- perintendent of Education Mr. Earl Douglas were present and gave instructive talks to an inter- ested audience on taxes and bud- get making.

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The death of William A, Parr occurreu last Saturday, week, at yllie hospital at Los Angeles. His XJMt body arrived here Saturday, but burial did not take place until Monday of this veek.- - The Ma- 1 sonic order had charge of the fun- eral. Mr. Parr is survived by his MR. YOU IT-tHE- 'S t widow and one daughter, Mrs. K. JIiMS ANVFOLLY bAD THERE AR MEH OON'T KNOW B. Lancaster, ot this His - OUT-A- b I city. nitt- Vv'A'b MUCH DRE-bE- WHETHER, TO untimely death marks the passing IN THE SAYINC ANOYOU KNOW OLDER THAN ' i. - . NY NECK OP- - tTARb: AtT A DOCTOR1 this city. Mr. Parr had been Verji. t DOHuTTAuK active in political and fraternal ' UNDERTAKER: life in this city and in the state I KNOW "bHE f t t i for a number of years and his paw- breathe: ? ir ing will be felt by his- - wide circle TOUCHED UP of friends here. HER HAR-- - Erwin B. Hebert and wife are . the parents of an eight-poun- d boy that arrived the first of the week. Mrs. Hebert and babe, who are in Los 10 be " Angeles, are reported doing nicely. Walter R. Goodman of the Santa T'e here has been ' transferred to the construction department as a clerk at Kingman, Ariz. W. 3. Meador and wife have re- turned from Colorado Springs, ' where they were recently called on account of the itlness of a relative. Messrs. Prank Her and William Daze, Sr., have returned from Chi- cago, where they attended tho Kuel association meeting. George W. Varnum, of the en- gineering department of the Santa Ke has been transferred to the gen- eral offices at Los Angeles. He has left with his family for that point. 'K ; UH The new city council met Wed- v. nesday of last week and elected Ronald Anderson city clerk, Sam Proctor city pellce Judpo and 8 Charles Harp ns chief of I police. Mrs. R. If. Jones and daughter, WE ARE I HOPE IVts . Sarah Frances, have returned from AH! HAV an extended vacation trip at New f, J COOD NEW?) Sa Orleans and points in that vicinity. - Miss Elsie Casson has returned COME OUT- 5;;-- c here after attending collesc at Bu-en- a buj&n-- Vista. Va., for the past year. ' IT'S A u R. K. Shaffer and wife have re- I (V Ytrj' 7'; WIRELE turned from an extended visit with nn?' FRON,tOME IIFSsV FRlENDt) relatives at, various points in Ore- r yi of mine in gon. "sritFiisS the. Mrs. Marie Tempske has return- IxcX- - ..S2BS? Jth H06PVTA.L.. ALL ed to this city from Phoenix. She (jja will make her. future home here. Mrs. C. D. Richardson entertain- ed at bridge Thursday afternoon, there being 62 guests present. Aft- erwards a two-cour- luncheon was served.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Goldenberg received a message on Monday from their son, Ensign Charles N. Goldenberg, stating that he would call on June 16th for China for a two years' cruise. Announcements of the gradua-tio- n of Miss Ruth Goldenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Goldenberg of this city, from Darl- ington seminary, Westchester, Penna., on June 1, have been re- ceived here. Mies Goldenberg and Mrs. Chas. N. Goldenberg and baby will arrive in the city some time in June to spend the summer at the Goldenberg home. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Duval. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Sample, Miss Lu- - ' clle Manny and Mr. Roy Reeder picnicked at the Abner Smith ranch on Monday evening. I Two Mrs. Dave Summer Whalberg entertained Clearance Sales a number of little folks on Thurs- Important NOW UNDER WAV AT day afternoon from 4 to six o'clock in honor of her daughter, Mar- - caret. . ' Mrs. Royal Prentice entertained' a number of little folks on Friday afternoon in honor of her daugh- - Men BttlJlCTB i For mi nine Altar on ins For Women lawn, delightful refreshments wert served to the children. A Complete Clearance of All Hart, SMASHING REDUCTIONS IN A CLEARANCE OF CORSETS, BRASSIERES AND Sweden was the first country to & BANDEAUX. be harassed by a general strike. In Schaffner Marx Spring Suits 1909 a dispute arose in the wood Into this sale have gone our entire lines of Warner pulp trade, and immediately the and La Camille Corsets, as well other workers walked out in sym-- i as many desirable pathy, bringing the nation to a $29.50 $39.50 $49.50 odds and ends of otherj well known brands. standstill. , , j For Suits Worth ' For Salts Worth For Suits Worth THE PRICES WILL ASTONISH AND PLEASE . New South Wales Is making pa- up to $40.00 up to $55.00 up to $05.00 per pulp from the mountain gum YOU. tree, of which immense tracts, are available " . June 4, 1922 Fage Two. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL ridal Parties Eclipse All Other Socia Vaneties 0 PARTIES. eucher party given in honor of was inrre a THREE-PIEC- E SUIT SAN YSWRO PARTY Mrs. Louis Baler of Boston. Mrs. f Yi;VEn - HOUSE FOR An automobile was (Iiy. rvliat with the dress- picnic party TWENTY YEARS AGO J EDITOR'S NOTE. FOR JUNE BRIDE'S given last night for Miss Ruth Noa Ilfeld won tho first prize and iae the family bride O. In Albuquerque Society. ' making easterners All items for the Sunday ENGAGED COUPLE ENTERTAINED Davis who is a guest at the J. Mrs. O. A. Matson the second. A or graduate, driving the , TRAVELING OUTFIT in the in family car. society section must be in the White home. Those party guest was presented around the city the office were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White, Miss, dainty prize a here and t ie Journal by Saturday BY INDIAN DANCERS to Mrs. Baler. party tr 4 noon at the latest. Reporters FROM HA Alice White, Miss Grace CampDeii, A was that getting ready for a vacation O. Put- very pretty party A very, dancing party no timo lett for the are urged to call the Journal D. Wait, Dean Wait, Lyman Miss Nell last pleasant there is Just as in the week aa possl-- ney and Allen E. Bruce. given by Flournoy was that at Orchestrion hall last early An evening's program in Indian the guests at the home of her Some 30 ClThe ble after the event occurs. by themselves, untli night elegant night. young people ' poor old club. Bo popular in the W. entertained, Mr. over to Old this slight The society editor may be dances especially staged by a troop early morning. Mrs. E. Dodson parents, and Mrs. W. M. Flour- journeyed Albuquerquo during iho winter, feels No. 13. braves tne numbers on at luncheon at her home In a special car and returned short- and has retired with a brok- reached at telephone of four painted in buck- Among specialty yesterday noy. The affair was given as a keenly clubs was the midnight revue program was for Mrs. James Skinner of El Paso dedication of the new ball room, ly after midnight, after several en nose. Not only the bridge skin and feathers the unique friends in the city. hours' of But an Interpretative dance by How- who is visiting which has Just been in delightful dancing. ' of which there were bo many. entertainment provided the guests Mrs. was Miss completed, Mrs. Martin Mra organi- ard Roland as a Parisian danseuse Skinner formerly the third floor of Mr. Flournoy's Tierney and the clubs and kindred at the house lest week-en- d Mrs. study their final party "for the benefit of the poor little Ruth Peairs. residence. Miss Flournoy was as James Hennesy entertained at zations are holding draco Winfrey. Miss Alexandria nt Kan Ysidro in honor of Miss orphans," to his mana- Tlerney's home on South Third of the season, their mem- according at sisted by Miss Jeanette Walton. meetings Vaughey, and Miss Agatha Bourke Katherine McMillen and Richard ger, Pearce Rodey. Mr. Rodey, Miss Grace Stortz entertained The guests wero Misses Nelson, street Friday afternoon in honor farewell until Septem- of Keleher. . who dinner bers saying of Chicago, sister Mrs. Woodson, Jr., will be mar- himself, preached a funeral ora- a daintily appointed bridal Walton, Fitch, Stevens, Fox. Wll- - of Mrs. Thomas Maddison and Mrs. ber, perhaps. ried on Wednesday. A crowd of tion in the dialect of a colored di- at her home on Wednesday evonlng H. C. Mason, popular ladles who The weddine of the coming 40 ley, Betty Willcy, Mandell, Thomas, to them DINNER FOtt WEDDING nearly young people formed the vine and Hugh Bryan gave his fa- in honor of two engaged couples Lewinson, Jetta Rosenwald, Alice are soon to leave Albuquerquo. week and all that pertains audience in A Journal-Democr- in- PARTY TCKSDAY. absorbed tho court mous political In who will be married this month.. Rosenwald, From the are the all absorbing object of stump speech white flowers Hawks, Tascher; 1902. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Faw will en- yard of tho trading pout in the pigeon English. Miss Maude Rior-da- n basket of pink und Messrs. Bob Kuhns, Hun, June, terest at present. Six ceremonies Wick-lif- table Alger, at dinner at their home on Jemez country, at which J. f sang some solos, a male quar- tied with tulle formed the that we know of will be icld this tertain Miller is was played Frost, Plckard, Myers, Welller, Gone in honor of Miss the picturesque and tet made BOme close and centerpiece. Bridge B. W. Hert-zo- g, Mrs. Cosgrove Campbell is week and three the following wee, Tuesday evening harmony dinner. The of honor Thomas, Jaffa, Jaffa, to ' inter Alice Gould and their son, Howell hospitable host. the whole party sang a after guests Faber, Wllkerson, B. Welller, the first woman be appointed to with a promise of sustained will Dancing to the most modern of of together were Miss Genevieve Tierney, Miss the of official court re- June. When every- Stevens Faw, whose marriage number the old tunes. Several and D. Welller, Spencer, Ray n olds, position est throughout on after- fox trots was on in full swinar when of the girl were to Hortense Switzer, Sam Pollock Newman porter in Los Angeles. married off and gradu- take place Wednesday tom-to- guests taken Lewinson, and Paxton. body gets summer noon. Places will be laid for 16, the sound of & and shrill salaam before the a favor- R. C. Lenlhan. ated and started on their in sultan, Yesterday morning Superintend- 11 members of the and the whoops the distance drew the ite house stunt. M. vacations we wonrtsr what we family party Mrs. 3. H. Collister entertained ent E. Hickey of the city schools wedding party. gueBts out into the yard of the big In due time, or a little past due, received an in find to write about. at ndobe house. As sounds at a luncheon at her home on Wed- enjoyable surprise The ceremony will take place the which perhaps, Mrs. R. D. W. Bryan, the Mrs. the form of a handsome rocking PerfectShonlden and Arm: ) 4 sent chills and down nesday, Her guests were o'clock on Wednesday afternoon up sensitive r, busy chaperons, persuaded all of Mrs. J. H. Schuf-flebargc- chair of golden oak upholstered HOMI1 WKMUNU FOB at the Presbyterian church. Miss spines grew louder, four Zla In- her charges to take some Charles Twogood, a manifestation Nothing equal the iu-i:- respite Mrs. Sarah Vann, Mrs. with leather, of beautiful, soft, J1ISS McM Norma Williams will play several dians in ceremonial regalia came from the fun. Just as dawn of teach- pearly The ceremony for Miss broke, S. R. Witcher and Mrs. Nelsch. th appreciation the city whit appearance marriage or pipe organ numbers and Miss Grace into the yard. however, a knlckerbockered trio of ers who served under Professor Coumud'e Oriental Katherine -- McMillen, daughter Storts will 0 Promise Me." Headlights and spots from the made a sneak Cream readers to the Alonzo B. McMillen, sing girls and took a Mrs. Jack Stutz entertained at Hickey. Jlr. and Mrs. Miss Viola Herkenhoff and Miss motor curs parked beyond the wall hike into the hills. Mrs. Alba Isherwood and her shoulders and inru. und Richard Peyton Woodson, Jr., Alice Lewis Miss Wilson illuminated the Indians U.o bridge on last Saturday afternoon Coven skin blemlthea on and Clyda and There was time for several breezy Mrs. B. Hicks who popular daughter. Miss Esther But- Will not nib off. Far will be performed at 6 o'clock will Miss Gould and crowd grouped about on the automobile rides in honor of W. at home of attend George porch and bathing in is soon for Fort Worth, ler, are to leave in a few days for superior to powder. Wednesday evening the Bryan will attend Mr. Faw. Junior and wall to watch tho performance. the Jemez river ris- leaving a the bride on West Central avenue. for the early Texas. Seven tables of bridge play- El Paso, where the head of the Send He. for Ramsey will be the ring bearer. Two of tho men drew back with ers before everybody for house is In Trial St Only members of the immediate Faw was the of honor their the wierd emerged ers and a half dozen tea guests employed. recognition A larfco Mr. guest drums, song began breakfast al fresco. of this lamentable fact, two sur- mtOXHOPKUS families will be present. at a on Saturday and the other two live- were entertained. Appointment XL follow at stag party given started the After a leisure breakfast the en- were in prise parties have been brought fWlU 8UN wedding reception will night by his best man, George ly "glad dance" of the Don clad of the party Japanese the residence. pueblo, tire party, in bathing suits. Btvle. Mrs. Hicks was also special off at the Isherwood, home on NewYork Bryan, and a number of university Wick marking the time on another drove for several miles San South Miss McMillen will be attended tom-to- beyond guest of honor at a of Broadway. friends. The affair was held at with the singers. Ysidro to Canyon, where a com- ly meeting Mrs. A. A. Keen was the by her sister, Mrs. Pearce Rodey, Chi house. The hosts was La Notre Bridge club at tno nomc agree- Wood- the Sigma Following that a spirited paratively deep place in the river able hostess yesterday afternoon 1o as matron of honor and Mr. were Mr. Bryan, Walter Bergor. war dance, the crouched of Mrs. Don Rankin last week. son will be attended his brother, pirouet- afforded swimming. Lunch was a number of Albuquerque ladles by Hugh Graham.i Charles Caldwell ting of the two figures one served at noon re- 3;dward P. WoodBon, as best man. forming and the party Mrs. George Anderman and Miss Invited to attend a progressive will and Bob Albers. of the most graceful Indian dances turned to Albuquerque in the aft- Two little nieces of the bride A dance was ELeanor Anderman gave a pretty be flower Mr. Woodson's imaginable. spear done ernoon. tea in and lavender girls. with wooden spears and feather-decke- d afternoon pink father, Richard P. Woodson, of JEMF.Z HOTEIj DANCE HAS The guests at the house party at their home on North High street and Mrs. LOCAL ATTENDANCE shields. Dance followed were Mrs. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Memphis, Tenn., his sister, some of too to on Wednesday afternoon, honor- Bate Mastin of Fort Worth, Tex., The formal opening of La dance, them wlerd Pearce Rodey, Mr. and Mrs. Les- Alice Frances be meaningful to the visitors. The ter Miss ing Miss White, will be here for the wedding. hotel at Jemez Springs at Cooper, McMillen, Miaa whose engagement to Lyman r;. of motor week-en- d par- dancers only stopped long enough Mary Miss Miss McMillen was guest honor tracted many McArthur, Margaret Putney was recently announced. a afternoon from The trip to eat a supper served to them by Hubbell, Miss Lee, Miss at tea given yesterday ties Albuquerque. the wom- Margaret Members of Phi Mu sorority and hv Mirs Mnrnraret Lee at her nome ' was a delightful one in useir anu round, red robed Indian Ruth Tompkins, Miss Madelyn en, who were attendant their mother were the guests. Women's on Twelfth street and New York the added festivities of the dinner upon the Hardy, Miss Louise Lowber, Miss Mrs. S. Peters and Mrs. house The Zla Rlor-da- LeRoy avenue. About tony inmu. dance at the new hotel drew a host party. entertainers, Marcella Matson, Miss Maude n, BImms the tea gin bride-elec- t. friends of Mr. to John F. presided at invited in to the of local pleasure seekers. A Duke Miller, remained Miss Elizabeth Shepherd, A were greet the stunts of the folks table, while Miss Bertio mot, The hostess was assisted in City orchestra furnished the music. enjoy young Richard P. Woodson, Jr., Charles Miss Nell Hess and Miss Juliet Colored bv her mother, Mrs. Fred Among those from the city who later mine evening. Lembke, Stewart MacArthur, Hugh hostesses were Crepe receiving ev- The in honor of Whit served. Tho Mrs." Lawrence Lee presided attended the affair last night were In a dark blue tailored suit party the popu Cooper, George Bryan, Bruce Han- Mrs. ij.ee. A. Mr. and lar engaged when assisted in entertaining by at the tea table and Miss Alexandria Mr. and Mrs. P. Ogle, ery June bride can achieve an air couple began ger and Dean Walt. Kenneth Misa Ar-n- Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ed of a the guests from town arrived for Balcomb, Betty . Vaughev, Miss Lorena Burton, Mrs. Guy Rogers, smartness. When the suit is Those who were hosts at San and active members of the uni- and Miss Helen Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Strong, three she dinner on Saturday evening. The lsidro were Mr. his broth- 1.75 iMary MacArthur Harry piece model, however, Miller, versity Nightgowns MnoArthur served. Mis Fay Strong, Orin 8trong. achieves distinction as well as meal was served buffet style from er, Phillip D. Miller, Hugh Bryan. .chapter. Mrs. Rolf Brown enter- Joseph Eldodt, Mrs. C. A. Hudson, smartness. When a well known a big tablo in tho living room at Howard Roland, Edward P. Wood- Henry "Mrs. Tom Col. San soon The first of a series of bridge and tained at a daintily appointed Mr. and Hughes, designer exhibited some of his lsidro. Dancing began son, Robert Williamson, John luncheons was on Wednes- in orchid, rose, pink McMil-Jr-- Ji E. Mr. and dinner and with given luncheon in honor of Miss and Mrs. Genrge Breece, newest modeM recently Colleen after continued, Fernstrom and Hugh Cassldy; C. H. in on T. E. Whitmer. Mr. Mrs. for the Indian danc day by Mrs. Conner honor white in various styles, yesterday noon at her home Mrs. and Moore, a pretty screen actress, nterruptlons Landis Arnold and W. J. Stephen- of Mrs. William Farr of Riverside, A of Mr. and Mrs. ing, midnight refreshments, and an (Copper avenue. renterplece Harry Benjamin, chose this navy blue three piece son, of the forest service, who wero who is in the city. some with on the ' was Mr. and Mrs. Harry impromptu stunt Calif., visiting points pink roses and bridal wreath Jerre Haggard. suit as the correct mods of the program staged camped near the post. Six tables of bridge were played rtised on the table. Mrs. Browns Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, hour for the June bride's travel- others with Mrs. A. and Mrs. after luncheon. The hostess was shoulders, . guests were Miss McMillen. Mr. George Rosllngton, ing costume. The suit is made of Mrs. Hor- Rodey. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond.Stamm, Dr. assisted by her daughter, round and sleeves. B. McMillen, Mrs. Pearce Poiret twill. The skirt is plain WEDDINGS. ace Wilson Keenan. She will en- necks Mrs. Kenneth Conklin Peals. Miss and Mrs. C H. Conner and Mr. and with a Russian blouse attached THOMPSON BABY Gov-ern- Hocksieder-Binker- t, on next is ' Miss Esthei Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keenan. which is made of cream tertain again Wednesday. Contrasting stitching Angelica Howden, colored The 'Howden, Miss Anita Hubbell, Miss and Mrs. Merritt C. Mechem crepe de chine. Full peasant TO PERFORM AT first of the June brides was v : Chil-'der- s, used. Margaret Hubbell, Miss Kdlth also expected to attend the open- sleeves are in a cuff Miss Caroline Hocksleder of Pitta-burg- h. and caught tight S Miss Evangeline Ferry ing. at the wrist and show beneath the Ta., who was married at 8 WELL COUNTRY CAMP MacArthur. o PIANO RECITAL Miss Marv short bell sleeves of the Jacket. o'clock Thursday morning at the 4 Miss Angelica Howden gave MRS. BRADFORD'S PUPILS Loops of cream colored braid down McMillen church of the Immaculate Concep Twelve guests at camp attended Idtchen shower for Miss GIVE Ml'SICALE the sleeves and front of the short Little " her home on Wednesday after-- . flare Marilyn Thompson, four tion to Milton Binkert, son of the the opening dance at the new pa- et An informal muslcale was given coat are the only bIN of trim- four old and White Clothes" noon. Sixteen girl friends came, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford at to be seen. The coat years daughter of Mr. late Thomas Binkert. The bride vilion in Tijcras canyon Memorial Pretty "Home bv ming and Mrs. Lewis B. glistening new furnishings studio on evening. stand-u- p collar are faced with Thompson, wilt ap- wore a dark traveling suit and car- day. !bringing A two her Wednesday the M. H. Richards was a business Are for the bride's kitchen. A number of guests were invited to cream colored crepe. pear In three numbers at the piano ried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Important course luncheon was served before which was well recital She was attended by Miss Helen visitor in town last week. enjoy the program given by the pupils of Mrs. A. - the shower came. Mrs. Bradford's vocal Blanche Binkert In blue taffeta. Mr. Binkert Avery Gibson and Frank Blay- Envelope Let the home folks see presented by There Is a revival interest In rib- Underwood at the hleh was as lock left on a O pupils. school auditorium on eve- attended by Adelard Mcrcler Wednesday fishing follows: bon sashes of unusual width, fin- Monday oest man. Arter the ceremony a trip in the Pecos country. you at your best please MISS PWIT7.ER TO BK The program ning at 7:45 o'clock. The liftlo Sinclair BRIDE 'Flower irom rausi, ished with a smart bow or a pleat- whose are both wedding breakfast was served at George Renwlck, Sandy them by choosing for WEDNESDAY Song ed rosette, and finished with girl parents musical the home of the and Sam Rogers were guests of Chemises The marriage of Miss Hortense (Gounod) Mrs. Adellna Vlerheller. long has shown a remarkable talent for bridegroom's $1.25 wear some uouon- - ends. On a simply-cu- t frock mother, Mrs. Dorothy Binkert, at James Bulst and William Crib-- home pretty Rwitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'The Moon Benina tne. serge the art. Although she has been1 to R. C. will wood" (Cadman) Edward G. the wide ribbon sash may be mere- less than three months she 41 West Fruit avenue. The younr bins Tuesday. W. F. Switzer, Ixnlhan, knotted one side of the back. studying left for a to Miss Gertrude Hall was in Al- - Of fine white ba- take on Wednesday morning ly at plays exceptionally well for a child. couple honeymoon trip soft, place the Flower" Flttsburgn and will be at home buquerque Thursday. Mina at 8 o'clock at the Church of The Passion (Logan) B. the chemises are Taylor MIsh Noneman. here after July Mr. Binkert has The guests at camp and some tiste, Immaculate Conception. Mrs. Carl Combinations of plain and lived was friends from town to he attended her 'Shadow Time' Miss fabrics to in Albuquerque since he are planning trimmed with Dresses Hwitzer will by (Johnson) continue be f . a boy. He attended the attend the fiesta at San Antonio dainty Ulster. Miss Norlnne Switzer, and Jewell Rice. and the color combinations i l ' young be attended by "uerman Immaculate Conception school and on San Antonio day, June 13, laces. For Mina wash' Mr. Lenlhan will "Scherzo" (Van Goens) that are shapely in contrast are school. now em- Taylor as best man. Mrs. (Tiltterdort) Miss Eleanor of the high He is Mrs. Margaret Hart arrived at Tlav McCanna nanr." particular interest. An instance at the Santa Fe to sum-- dresses once for B. wilt play the violin pupil of LeRoy Yott. ployed shops. camp Monday spend the ; prove, Jwls Thompson Lynch, - of a combination that will be of A card party was given in honor mer. ' organ and Miss Grace Storts wilt "A Dream tuartieiij wri, oui- great influence is a new cports all, that "home frocks" breakfast will he Una Vlerheller. of tho young couple on Monday H. II. Crowe was In Albuquerquo King. A wedding costume that consists of a whlto evening by Miss Erma Wegs. Five- - and attended the fiesta in can be pretty and prac- the at Alvarado "Because," ir one-piec- e Sunday held for party the (DHaroeiot) coat and a frock in one hundred was until about 11 Old the ceremony. Carl Noneman. of played Town. in tical, too! efter "Invic- - the novelty striped fabrics of o clock wnen refreshments were Mrs. Turner Specials "A Reaulem" (Homer) tho season, in a contrast Mary spent Monday Edward O. Bradford startling Rerved. The guests of honor were In Albuquerque. so MISS TIERXEY HONORED tus" (Homer) of black and red on a white presented with a pretty favor by They are charming Miss Helen GuMle accompanied ground. A touch of red and black so smart- Jty MANY PARTIES and Mrs. LeRoy Yott the hostess. The guests were: in appearance, Miss Genevive Tierney, whose the singers appears on the coat in the form Misses Hocksleder, Geraldlne and engagements' Women's Gloves violinist. Bryce-Mllle- r. be marriage to Samutl M. Pollock the of applied bands cut from the Agnes Tompkins, Mary Balling, ' ly styled that you'll on June 20, was striped fabric. Mr. and Mrs. William Bryce of with them. will take place Victorlne With, Eleanor 16-butt- so- MANY DINNER PARTIES Lynch, 119 South Walter announce! delighted cuest of honor at a number of Margaret Leslie. Helen Binkert: street, length import And are cut to al- cial affairs last week. An evening AT MIKAMONTES. instead or hetween a Messrs. Milton Binkert, Jerry the engagement of their daughter, they in cnoosing Helen Marie Gsy-lor- d chamois lisle bridge party for the young couple A summer spent Albuquerque sum gown and a bouffant one, Leonard Cheshler, Adelard Mlsg Bryce, to ed gloves, low ample room through was given on Friday evening by has the additional attraction this chooses Robert Miller, formerly of a, cool und Paris both, each the new Mercler, Shelby Hendrlx, Simon co- the hips and free action nrr and Mr?. August Sels at their season of a delightfully est and smartest of its kind. Bone's Balling, Francis Lynch and Mrs. Kans. The marriage will $1.50 pair. White, on North Fourth street. picturesque "place to eat" in widest skirts are Leslie. take place her some time in June. of the arms you can is of- interestingly I '.iW George is a vert, and pongee with Twelve couolcs were entertained which lengthened, and In connec- iv Miss Bryce special operator at comfort were hearts dinners twice a appear Western Union of- work in perfect The decorations red fering evening tion with swathed McCrary-Brangl- e. the telegraph was con tea on afternoons. closely and fices Mr. Miller is in Paris stitched Mina and red roses in which week and Sunday wrinkled bodices that are becom- The of Miss Dora May and charge point in a Taylor. cealed confetti. The innovation is proving marriage of the local. Santa Fe reading puuiaf- ing in the extreme. McCrary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. backs. Mrs. Ralph Keleher for dinner parties and family Broad- rooms. Miss Bryce is an Albu- home duties done noon V 4 S. P. McCrary of 218 South who was Then, for Miss Tierney yesterday fairs. way, to Carl G. son of Mr. querque girl graduated luncheon at the ciuo. The opening of the dinner seasor. ORGANIZATIONS Brangle, from the High school three years whisk into a charming at Country Decor- and Mrs. J. O. Brangle, occurred K a y s e r Gloves in The table was decorated with pink was on last Tuesday when a The Woman's Benefit associa 7 ago. She took special training in Mina for hours held served to on Wednesday morning at o'clock Taylor eweet peas and pink rosea and ation Day dinner was tion of Maccabees will give a benj.V telegraph work in Denver and is chamois, suede, short candle-lighte- d at the church of the Immaculate of for a kewpie doll bride and groom for several parties in the fit card party at the Odd Fellows Mandalari now in a responsible position at the recreation, The MARILYN THOMPSON. Conception, Father per- local office. The the centerpiece. Those present gayly decorated dlningroom. hall on Tuesday afternoon, June 8, forming the ceremony. Mr. and young couple gloves, black, white, were Miss Tierney, Mrs. J. J. Tiern rooms were decorated with yucca at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. will make their home here. ( on Edwin P, attended the y, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Lester and other mesa wild flowers. Other pupils the program are Knight pongee, taupe, grey and din- Emma couple. A wedding breakfast was There's a Mina f'ooper, Mrs. .1. Alcanna, iru, Among those at the opening Mrs. Edmund Rosa will Bracy, Julia Tessler, Miskel Taylor R. entertain Loretta e, served after the service at the home brown. Priced at R. A. Vauehev. Miss Mamie Tiern ner were Mr. and Mrs. William the fit. Cain, Wilcox, Evalyn C. D. for Miss Mrs. H. B. Jami- John's guild at her home at Christine Shaver, Nathalie of the bride's sister, Mrs. just right every ey. Miss Bernlce Hesselden, Walton, Mr. and 718 North Third on 60B street. Mr. M. n, street Wednes. Mildred Scott at South Arno son, Mr. Alexandre, Mrs. C. 3 Kurstenfeld, Lighton, lna $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 activity. Mrs. day afternoon at o'clock. A social Evalyn Klmbrough, Grace and Mrs. Brangle left on Wednes- Miss Erna Fergusson, and business session will be com- Harring- for an automobile Florence Poyas Johnston, Miss ton, Debora Ennis, lna Holloway, day honeymoon. 'illlllilllllillllilllilillliliilW bined as the last one before The bride is a former high school Ethel Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. net Bolina Field, Margaret Shirley, Mr. September. Helen student and Mr. Brangle is associ Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Little, Miller, Dorothy Coen, Ruth ated his in sheet Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dutter, Hunt, Frances Otwell. Joslo with father the Mangle, BOO Otwell, metal business. will make and T. E. Whitmer, Mr. A benefit bridge and narty Beatrice ller- - They Mr. Mrs. will on uouision, their home here, a house . Miss he given Tuesday evening. Louise building and Mrs. Georee Anderman, riot, Smith, Janice Parkins, on next summer, Jrene Davis, Miss Alice White, Miss June 0, at the St. Mary hall by the Wilson Shaver, Lawrence Hine. University heights A REMARKABLE SALE GIFTS Woman's Catholic Order of Fores Mary MacArthur, Allen Bruce, Ly- Emma Whitson, liinev Whitson, ters. The entertainment will Corazza-Stewar- t. " man B. Putney and Sam White. begin Douglas Gcake, Evalyn Still. Vir - Reservations must be made for at 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Ida Baca is in Katherine The marriage of Miss Mary Co- of the ginia Bebermcyer, the Tuesday and Thursday evening charge arrangements. Adams, Pauline Ellnnwood. Ray azza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. U. GOVERNMENT That Last dinners, but Sunday afternoon tea mond Field and Adelle Cordova. Corazza, of 414 North Third street, S. B to 8 o'clock is en- The election of officers for Tri be to A. Stewart of Santa served from The recital will open to Raymond - Avoid the city teat. Come to tirely informal, mesa motorists be- ple Line Rebekah lodge No. 10 was the public. The ushers will Maria, Calif., took place In Glen- Mlramonte for the summer. ing accommodated without previous held on Tuesday evening. The new be Maxine Fletcher, Vivian dale, Calif., on May 29. Mrs. Stew- You'll like the cool, restful officers are no- art was In arrangement. Luncheon and bridge Eva Griffin", past Hchler, Virglna Wilcox and brought up Albuquerque. porches, the inviting rooms, BLANKETS STERLING parties will also be entertained by ble grand; Alice Harrington, noble Murlal Twiss. A medal award will She was employed at the Flrt Meal Ami sum Frances Bank and Trust tho sleeping porchoa. the management during the grand; Silver, vice grand. be made after the program to the Savings company you'll look forward to meal- before she Los An Mint-monie- ' mer. Kegina wenkle, secretary; Grace student who has mado the here left for once s Rosslter.and greatest a was time you've tasted The lobby of the main building Regjna Wenkle, rep- improvement during the past year. geles about year ago, and cooking. Rate, 973 u SHEFFIELD at Miramontes has been greatly resentatives to assembly, Leona O employed in the First National month. enlarged to a big cool room with Wenborne, district deputy presi- bank of Los Angeles at the time air from four sides. The furni- dent. The appointive officers will of her marriage. ture has been dressed in fresh col be announced later. orful cretonnes and the porches at PERSONAL MENTION. CLUBS. "". EXQUISITE the bi c ottage have been attrac The Albuquerque members of the The Bachelor wa en furnished with blue and New Mexico girls club $6.50 tively Pioneers' association tertained on Wednesday evening at white canvas chairs and swings. have set June 3 8 as the dnta for Mr. and Mrs. Simms the Jordan home at 410 South CHINA O their first annual picnic. The af George left Third street. Dancing and rames These are olive drab blankets and they are all' fair will ho held a: the ranch of yesterday for Sprlngervllle, Ariz., BARBARA WAIT HAVING where will were tne program or the evening. wool. They are stamped "U. S." and with inspect- CHICAGO SUCCESS. B. Ruppe in Cedar canyon. Auto they visit their daugh- After refreshments were served a mobile for the ter, Mrs. Paul Becker. They will "Just Received or's specially constructed for use over The following account of the arrangements picnic be ten brief business meeting was held. tag; army musical activities of Miss are being made by A. Fleischer, away days. these 5 to 512 68x88 ROSANE Barbara who has planned for cars Dr. Vere Lane, Dr. Roy Gra- Her Photograph specifications: pounds weight, Walt of Chicago, who has spent to leave Mrs. George C. Taylor enter- leave in post-offi- ham and Dr. H. E. Nance are inches in size; recommended by Bureau of Stand- several winters in Albuquerque, ap- irom iront of tho tained tho Friday club at at 9 o'clock. D. E. spending a week trout fishing in Bridge most pears in the Musical Leader: Philips, Colorado. are her home on Wednesday afternoon. Today!- "- ards at Washington as serviceable construc- LUSLERWARE "Miss Barbara Wait has had Mrs. C. A. Hudson and A. Fleischer They making the are the committee in charge of the trip overland. Graduation Days! tion obtainable ; new and perfect. . several important engagements re Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dletz DANCES. cently. Two successes both for picnic arrangements. HaBBv memories of school o and children have gone on a three Th County club held one of its artist and audience were the pro- months' visit to Portland. Me. and school friends EVERYBODY WILL ENJOY THEM. grams she gave at the Evanston T'NIVERSITY SENIORS TO regular membership dances on days STABUSHED. I88S Miss Frances Marron. daughter Monday evening with a crowd Sunday Evening club and her joint RECEIVE TttEKDAY. of Mr. Mrs. O. N. good brought back by Boy and girl campers, hikers, sleeping porch,, recital with Carl Craven at and Marron, has In attendance. A two course lunch- JJ the A formal reception will be given returned from Berkeley, Calif., she eon ws served at PHOTOGRAPHS for beds and couch covers. Chicago Beach hotel, which midnight ahg proved the senior class of the university attenaea tne last vear. continued until 1 one of the most tnusl-cale- s university dancinr o'clock. Make Appointments interesting on Tuesday afternoon at Rodey Miss Katherine Angle has A cool evening and excellent music heard at the hotel this sea- hall by President David from Socorro to the sum NOW son. Miss Wait possesses Bpence spend mad for enjoyable dancing. a lovely Hill and the board of regents. Gov. mer wun ner parents, Mr, and Mrs. voice, and Mr. Craven is an inimit ernor end Mrs. Merritt C. Mechem K. able Whether se George Angle. artist. singing r.re expected to attend, as as Mls Frances Cartwrlght. daugh THE MINERS nous or humorous music, he puts a number of other vll or vr. UKWATCHMAKERS & JEWEIEW into his a distinguished ter Margaret Cartwrlght . interpretation wealth of persons. Admission will be by card left on Friday for Fresno, Calif., LEROY YOTT studio expression between 4 and ( o'clook. Muslo where she will visit her sister. Mrs l.l'UKII.'lll'li o rll.'ai nalaltl IT Miss ; 'On May Walt will be will be furnished during the recep Bertram Hunter, she will Violinist Teacher "Walton" one of the soloists in the spend Stadlot Gem Hotel ' perform- tion by Kills orchestra and refresh the greater part of the summer in Va West Central ance of "Elijah" to be given at ments will be served by the young Oakland with two other sisters and 81554 West Central Avenue. 323 "The Growing Store." Phone 283 Grand On 18 women or 2413-R- Rapids. June she the homo economics dc her brother and will enter Mills col Phones 1304-- J. 3. Phone 923 Bins . BSB will at the Drake hotel.'' partment, .u lege In the fall . I June 4, 1922; ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three

caught up by the cowcatcher and RADIO ENTERTAINS OLD AND YOUNG was carried along until the train CARLSBAD HAGERMAN stopped. The engineer stopped the train, which was going down grad Irritable Husband Wrecks in a very short distance beyond n ; Lovely in every detail was the Hev. Rice of the Methodist church The train crew th. went find Business wedding on evening, May preached a memorial sermon Sun- back expecting to the and Home Thursday young man's remains, but 26, o Miss Elolse Lane and Thomas j There mangled day. was special music and he was on the engine and had sus- Eugene connany, o Boston, .viass. the American Legion attended In tained very slight injuries, receiv- Says He Was Weak, Wornout and "All In The ceremony was performed at a body. After the services, the ing some cuts on the face and neck How o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. where he was hit the you may quickly help as a Result of Legion members decorated all the by impact put new nerve force into J. Frank Joyce, the Rev. Father soldiers' graves, to each of the wagon. One of the team of l'Yancia of tit. Kdwards Catholic marching mules was killed. ttnni Hilt Mhan.taH nan. Force one. They were followed by the Nerve church officiating and Kev. A. C Girl Scout n in order. The Girl Scouts hiked to th.i cent, ana remaraaoiy o the First Methodist marching Cowan ranch with their Sc;iut Douglas Many families also attended the .acre... your xf Exhaustion church giving the closing prayer exercises at decor- leader, Miss Perditia Morgan, Mon- and the cemetery, sirengtn, power r-- i ': n .v blessing. ating the graves of friends and rel- day afternoon, returning Tuesday. and ;r vu'. The bride entered with her fath- atives. The Mrs. Ruth Hinman and lit o endurance, v V. wore an Masonic cemetery, er, Thomas Lane. She "Shadelawn," has been beautified daughter, Janice, and Miss Mar- often in two of radium cloth, Brown came in the weekt time exquisite gown until it will compare favorably garet la'tr beaded in pearls, with court train with cemeteries In part of the woek from Silver City shoulders with much larger caught at the orange places. The for a visit with their parents, r. For sometime blossoms. Her veil of Venetian Hagerman cemetery and Mrs. H. M. Brown. Miss Ma- had is beins; improved, the Cemetery noticed that I wm lace, which covered her train, was rgaret has been near Sil- finite nervous and to association having put out a num- teaching held In place and fastened the ber of trees and the Girl Scouts ver City the past year. often annoyed very sides a coronet of rose point Fiances Little celebrated her much by trifle. When by are working on the lots, clearing I waa in an irritable lace, bands of silver and orange off the eighth birthday with a party for showered salt grass and keeping the mood at home, my blosHoms. Her bouquet graves in good Flowers her young friends last Thursday wife would to of and was shape. t tho hem her garment are also being put out and alto- afternoon at the home of her par- nllysay that this wag of breath and white ents, Mr. and Mrs. Little. a tiflrn orae, and th is lilies, baby's gether the improvement is notice- Harvey would irritate me sweet Games were and dainty-luncheo- peas. able. played a till more. I knew l The maid or honor, miss cia was served to the &a u wore On Monday evening the Boy littlo w nd ercon s tan t Drake of Winchester, Texas, Scouts held a busln sa folks. nervous strain, but of f uschia with meeting and A 1 never a light shade taffeta after the an ice big rain fell here Wednesday thought hat to match. The Junior brlcles-jnaid- a meeting enjoyed and it was rath- thatastrong. vig cream party on the parsonage evening, although orous man hKe l wxesWhat iinwI were Misses Mary Frances lawn. er disconcerting to the farmers who vnii Harroun. Much Interest is being taken was, could go It to put more nerve force inlovnur Jovce and Katherine in the work of the Scouts Rev. had hay down, it was of great ben- alltopiecesand nerve, and more iron into your were three little and to cotton become a thv- - w blood Other attendants Rice is proving an able successor efit the and other crops. tohelpmnkenewDerveforca sisters of tho bride, Helen, Dorothy Rev. ical and mental wreck. But one day thli !s withwhirh to teed your starving; nerve cells. of Walker as scoutmaster. Just what to is most and Nina Lea Lane, June Joyce and A happened me, and very suddenly Thii effectively accomplished by the contest was held at that. Nature Riven me such free use of prod-n- Pauline Ramsey; little Thomas by the Junior r had warning Nuxated Iron. Thi valuable in a calla church during tho past month and symptoms an a dull aching pain in the lower contain, the principal chemical constitu- Lane, Jr., carried the ring the final result MAGDALENA back part of my head, and sometimes a sense ent of active living nerve force in a form which of at- showed that the of fullness In the of head. I most lily. Btevo Connally Boston, girls had won with front my Often nearly resembles that ia the nerve and tended his brother, tho groom. The 4,025 poln's. was restless and could not sleep well at nitrht, brain cells of a man. while the boys had but 2,300. To and I noticed that I would tired It also Iron In hostess, Mrs. Joyce, was gowned in Miss Ethel get very contain, organic like the Iron have won the boys would havo had Douglas of Quemado quickly, but my principall7warning symptom your blood and line the Iron in spinach, len- colored chiffon, a beautiful peach to have 3,400, less spent the past week in was nervous irritability and if had given til, and apples. This form of Iron will not over cloth of being required Magdalena, attention to the I brocaded in silver, In center, Mrs. John A. Logan (right) and her Mrs. Mary by the boys, as there guest oi ner sisters, tno Misses it at right time, might have blacken nor injure the teeth nor upset the, daughter, are fewer saved myself untold misery and thousand. of stomach. It is an entirely different thin silver. Logan Tucker, listening to a concert. At left. Miss Gertrude members the ticrtio and Essie. Miss Essie ac because The music room, drawing room among boys. The dollars after my nervous breakdown from metallic Iron which people usually take. Erlitz of New York, with her handbag radio receiving set. At right. boys will now give a for the companied her sister on the re came about I still tried to go on with my Nuxated Iron may therefore be termed both, and room were lavishly party business lout I dining Miss Alice Walker with her radio garter. The copper wire on which girls. turn trip to Quemado for a visit and thereby nearly even thing a blood and a nerve food, as It feeds strengtli-(fivln- g decorated with trailing vine and several weeks. had. I found out that exhausted nerve force Iron to your blood and the the beads are strung form a small antennae. The Presbyterian Ladles Aid of not principal lace ferns, wicker vases of lilies, met on Oscar Redman, Ernest and only ruins a man physically but mentally chemical ingredient of active, living nerve and roses, silver Wednesday afternoon ut as well. force to your brain and nerve cells. larkspur pillar the home of Mrs. E. A Wythe Redman, Arthur The above Is a case, Over four and baskets, of huge pink "Have you a little radio in your shown by the photos. Mrs. John her home on her eighty-fourt- h E. Lane. Thomas, hypothetical which a million people are using Nnxated crystal devotional meeting waB held with Calvin Duncan and Allie llac'lav-ls- h physician says may well illustrate thousands Iron annually, and from the remarkably ben- took home,," the common query A. Logan, widow of the famous Her Mrs. chil-ilre- n peonies. The ceremony place is birthday. daughter, the Mrs. In a who which exist today. Homes are wrecked, eficial result which it ha. produced, the room where an im- wonder of civil war Tucker "listened in" president, Bradley. tho composed fishing party all exhausted nerve so in the music nowadays. 'That the general, recently enjoy- Mary Logan chair. A left on for ruined; through manufacturers feel certain of its eulcacy was in ed concert business session followed Thursday Elephant force or neurasthenic conditions. that they results to provised altar arranged the day is interesting all ages is a radio while seated in with ber. the devotional Butte dam for several fish- guarantee, satisfactory front of a bower, of ferns and meeting, the rest of days' Very few people realise the awful suffer- every purchaser orhey will refund your the afternoon ing. ing and terrible physical and mental tortures money. Beware of substitutes, look for the 1 The soft glow of many being spent socially. .'flowers. Ice cream and cake were served on Friday evening of the past which may be caused by a depiction of the word "Nuxated" on every package. After cathedral candles lighted the Ho is an Exeter-Yale-H- became the bride of Robert A. e, fore at nervo-vit- fluid. using Nuxated Iron we shall be pleated to Farley. joining their son, John R., by the hostess, Mrs. Lane. The week Miss Lena Lenu entertained Is scene. vard law After a to i of local Charlottsvillo commence- In such cases it often worse than foolish have you write us what it does for you for graduate. trip secretary the for the attendance was to so at a 11 o'clock supper at the home to mere medicines or nar- Your The wedding cake, which was the west coast and the chamber of commerce and ment oi small, owing take stimulating publication. name will be witlield. Nux. up through city exercises of the University many members and of her mother, Mrs. p. c. iunu. cotic drugs, which only whip up your fairgmg ated Iron for the blood and Dervet it told the work of Mrs. E. It. Lange, was Canadian Rockies will be a", clerk. Their not Virirlnt. AftAM tKto Y,o will , being' away bf they engagement had .inn nun! win t g. others being ill. Covers were laid for 22 guest3. vital power for the moment, mnvhe at the all druggists. a mound of white decorated home in Mass. been tiijr . huge Cambridge, announced and the wedding to New York and Asbury Park Sam Anderson had a very nar- On Monday evening a merry to represent a garden plot, with An visitor of last week came as a to n Interesting complete surprise their await the sailing of John R. for row escape from killed-las- t crowd of young people wero en- butterflies, spring blossoms and in Carlsbad was Mrs. Ituth many as are one of dur- being from the Bryan friends, they three months' trip to Europe, Sunday. He was crossing the A., tertained by Everett Otto and green vines. Suspended Owen, the beautiful and gifted the most attractive and popular which he will see Passion T. & S. chandelier above was a wreath of ing the T. track north of the Felix Howard Hilton at the beautiful daughter of William Jennings couples of the younger social set. play at Oberammergau. Mr. and river and as a home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter sweet peas, roses and lrrldesccnt who was one Mrs. Toffelniii-- e bridge Just freight Bryan, of tho princi- had been a teacher Mrs. Joyce will be joined by their train he saw din- Brunson on the hill. Music and butterflies and hanging from this a pal lecturers of week. in tho schools of Carlsbad approached his Chatauqua public daughters later In the summer and ger. He either Jumped or was various games whiled away tho ev- large gilt wedding ring. While in Carlsbad Mrs. Owen was during the term. are at in D. and - re- past They will visit Washington, C, ening hours. Delicious refresh- At the reception- following, the house guest of Mrs. J. Frank home for tho present at the Toffel-mir- e Nashville, Tenn., before freshments of Bombe cream, kisses an returning ments were served. Joyce, and was honor guest at a home on Guadalupe street. home. La Huerta. This was in honor of A few of the 200 cars which and individual cakes decorated beautifully appointed dinner on On a was Mrs. Roberts was hostess her with violets and Friday evening pageant Eugene house guest, Mrs. Annie Laurie formed the Shrine caravan from sprays of dipped Wednesday evening given Mrs. given the children of the gram- to on Satur- in- CITY DELIVERY OF THE JOURNAL strawberries were served in the by by the Little Bridge club McGonagill, of Phoenix. Those eastern cities to the annua! con- Joyce. On Thursday morning an mar school on the court house lawn day afternoon at her home on Canai vited were Mr. and Mrs. P. vention on for In dining room, while punch with informal tea was for and was witnessed hundreds of Holley the coast, arrived here Every paper subscribers the city of Albuquerque given her, by street. This was the last regular Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Liv- Tuesday morning. of the Bhould be delivered not later than 7:00 a. m. and " floating balls of mint ice was about ladies being invited to Tho of the chil- of the club fall. On Mr. Many weekdays served in room. A thirty people. training meeting until ingston, and Mrs. R. C. Dow. cars had taken different routes or 8 a. m. Sundays. tho drawing meet Mrs. Owen. dren had been under the direction-o- the members of this Mr. and Mrs. C. C. hidden Mexican orchestra furnish- Monday eight Sikes, Mr. and fallen out entirely. Those arriving If subscriber falls to receive hie fiv Mrs. H: I, Braden entertained Mrs. Kaiser, principal of th. club having low scores were hos- Mrs. J. D. Hudgins, Dr. and Mrs any paper properly, a ed music the evenlnj. with a lawn on after- here were highly entertained by call before 8:30 will a new v" throughout party Friday grammar school, with the assist- tesses to the eight having high at W. F. Glasier. the local phone bring paper by Mrs. Connally, who is originally noon, honoring Mr. and Mrs. ance of of teachers. Miss Shrine and the Chambor from Lane her corps a beautifully appointed bridge Lucile McKneeley delight- of Commerce with a barbecue City, Texas, graduated Thomas Eugene Connally and their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyce nnn luncheon at the Eddy house in La fully entertained a few friends at big PHONES 13 or 06 with honors from Kidd Key college wedding party, Frances and June, Mrs. J. D. had on at 11 o'clock a. m. education at the rew daughters, Mary Huerta. Hudgins bridge Tuesday evening at the finishing her A wedding of great interest to loft on Tuesday night for Kansas the distinction of making hlgl'. Palace hotel. The two tables of THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY England Conservatory of Music. the Carlsbad people was solemniz- City where the children will be left score on this occasion. were Misses Farmers and mental workers, es- Mr.' is a law- players McKneeley, Connally corporation ed on Saturday evening at the Bap- for a visit with Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. E. P. Bujac charmingly en- Howell, Hlgglns and LovettT pecially orators, artists and math yer of Boston, connected with the tist church, Rev. Mahan Mr. and Mrs. to White on Messrs. ematiciana, are said to the firm of officiating, Joyce going tertained with a picnic supper Logbeck, Prater, Reed and enjoy Herrick, Smith, Donald and when Miss Mary Jane Weatherly' Sulphur Springs, Va., for a rest be Sunday at her home, Armandlne, in Wolfe. longest Uvea

WHITE SOL SATIN SUMMER CRETORHES 35c Yd. and up These days of sunlight make you realize just how hot and wintry $1.50 a Yard your overstuffed furniture Is, and how faded your old cretonnes have become. It Is on a day like this that you want to buy some A highly lustrous cotton fabrics which looks like satin. of our cretonnes now reduced to such a low price. There are many patterns of domestic; prints In the collection which Includes both Attractive and practical for sport skirts. 54 inches wide. light and dark colors, small patterns and large bold designs. 85 Inches wide. 3."c Yard and Vp

SALE OF PHILIPPINE UNDERGARMENTS CHARMING STIME FROCKS IN BLOUSES Elegant quality nainsook in dozens of Blouses developed of pussy beautiful embroidered designs. Round, willow taffeta and crepe de ELAXED LINES chine In many charming square and V shape neck; every stitch styles are shown In the sen-son- 's newest colors and pat- made by hand. The sale prices put on As Winsome As They Are Informal; terns, these is less than what can gowns you Attractive at These Prices These have Puritan and buy an ordinary muslin gown for. The Doubly Teter Pan Collars. They are neatly trimmed with tucks fact is when you see them you will want and pin pleating. Prices range from $4.95 to $15.00. no less than half dozen, for you never 310.00 $15.00 $25.00 Dainty wash blouses of voile and dimity, trimmed with saw such lovely gowns for the price. hemstitching, fine laces and The summer girl of 1922 has come Into her own! And with Kingham In checked designs such glorious dresses as these to choose from, a season of aro also Included in our $1.19 and "j exceptional success is assured. In bright, fresh colors that present display. op $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 $5.98 Special attention la called to will dot tne heacn, oeautiiy the garden party and lend color assortment of wherever smart women An entire floor devoted to the present gather. exquisite blouses for dress the display of these Interesting dresses of exquisite sum- these mer fabric. occasions. Many of Summertime Underwear for Women and Children An Entire New Line Jut are Imported. All are heav- Received of These New ily beaded In artistic designs. Prices range from $7.60 to FOR WOMEN FOR CHILDREN Gingham Dresses $5.95 Over-Blous- es $19.50. The Popular "Eiffel Maid" Athletic: Union Suits made by the Athletic I'nlon Suit Minneapolis Mills, cele- Just of these new dresses In as- brated for their good fifty pleasing gingham Imported Dotted Made of fine lace wearing sorted checks and plaids. There are styles In good variety Dress and Handkerchief Linens batiste, qualities; of check nainsook, a Materials are of voiles and loose knee Sizes 2 that makes choosing pleasure. good Swiss and Jacquard figured styles. to 12 that will wash and wear well. silk mulls. They are buttonless, years. Choice of any size. $1.00 quality DRESS H A N D KERCHIEF USEX beautifully trimmed, and the are desirable home wear and LINENS In tho back Insures They for, pretty enough 3? 20 Organdie webbing PAJAMA CHECK SLEEPING for street appearance. To obtain such dresses at anything Inches wide, shades comfort: sizes 34 to 46, Very 38 Inches wide, all to ielect from; white In- Fine and sheer. Dots In GARMENT like above special sale price is an opportunity not to be staple various sizes and colors. reasonably priced at Made by the Minneapolis Mills overlooked. Sizes 16 to 46. shades: also natural color. cluded. Ideal for Hand- of best Guaranteed fast colors. kerchiefs and Blouses. A lnrge assortment of grade check nain- colors to $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 and $3.50 sook. Sizes 2 to 6 choose from...... $1.00 $1.75 $1.25. Sizes 8 to 14 '...... $1.50 $1.00 Tarfl Yard, Ynrd, FOR GIRLS MINNEAPOLIS MAKE KNIT- A REMARKABLE OFFERING THE ECONOMIST TED UNION SUIT. A Bloomer Suit. Made of cross - Women's White Neckwear Low no Hosiery bar nainsook neck, sleeve, knee in all white. Size length, drop seat, fine cotton. NEW SPRING SUITS Women's dainty neckwear, including col- 2 to 14 years. Choice of anv Sizes 2 to 8 Cotton, double sole and toe 35c cuff also vestees of size , $1.00 lars, collar and sets, $1.00 Sizes 10 to .14 $1.25 Lisle, double sole and toe 50c organdie, lawn, real filet, Venice points handsome tailored cus- and other awaits Presenting unusually suits In smoothly Choice of Entire Stock Silk Lisle, , full fashioned. .$1.00 and 75c materials, your approv- WOMEN'S al. This neckwear will add smartness tom effect blouse, belted nnd box models or elaborately Silk lisle $1.00 Minneapolis Mills plain 25 to 35 Per Cent Off of Boot, top to your traveling or sport suit. embroidered. Navy, black and spring shades nicely silk lined Phoenix Silk Hose $1.75 and $1.50 - if Silk Underwear throughout and shopc-rctalnln- g. Our Regular Prices. Phoenix full fashioned Silk Kose, Infant Bands lisle top $2.50 Scarfs A Comprehensive Display, Featured at Kayser Marvel Stripe, all silk $3.50 Silk and fiber scarfs, which are favored Low Polntex all silk S3.50 for street, and general wear, are These are made with the M so Extraordinary Prices. Beautiful Silk Sweaters Silk and Cloth Skirts Onyx heel, sport tape all silk Only Chiffon, all silk $3.73 shown in a great variety of styles, colors the strain Is on the shoulder. Dainty radium, crepe de chine and weaves. crepe satin, fluffed up with If No matter what else The an Glove Silk, full fashioned, all silk.. $3.50 and Woo! choice laces; you the separate skirt plays em- Bands, of sizes, each... 60c like the sort of not in- -, And a big variety of fancy clox, Silk fancy under apparel, or wardrobo may or may Important In the summer Stripe Bands, choice of eUes, beautifully plain and elude, a fine, good siHt part broidered Instep and sido clox in all ench tailored, graced looking wardrobe and whatever white Handkerchiefs 75c with hemstitching, tucks and tiny bows. sweater is practically Indispens-ibl- e. the at $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 SUk and Wool Bands, choice of sizes, Many, In style required It is ready for White Sport Ribb Hose $1.5 Our of handkerchiefs In- oacl many styles, all the flower It' provides just the right present display $1.00 SPECIALLY PRICED degree of comfort on evenings your approval in the Econo- White Woot and Silk $3.00 cludes pretty sport linen handkerchiefs that are a bit cool, and should mist's complete and depend- with wide colored borders, lace edged be taken along on any able HneJ Women's Imported Hose handkerchiefs, Spanish embroidered, Ma- daytime outing. All Silk NotcU lea In deira, also hand made pongee and linen a broad ' handkerchiefs. Trices are moderate. BEDSPREADS A SALE range of desirable patterns; Annette Kellerman style. To close out: very Our showing of pure, heavy, Cotton Mixed, regular $1.50, now $1.00 round thread silk sweaters is white and colored, admirably at of summer In and after-inoo- n Woolen Tights, regular $3.50, now $2.00 Just the beginning when fresh new spreads are needed to replace' the extensive, in tuxedo and slip- developed sport Wash Satin Petticoats Are old ones that are somewhat ," models. $9.98 and This sale is an oppor-tunit- y over in and up. made possibly. styles plain fancy possible by the alertness of our buyer, who happened to be In mar-1- 1 weaves. to- 1 the Infiavy, .brown, Wool Skirts Block as Low as $3.95. at the right time to find these unusual values. mato, patterns, polnsetta, honeydew. plaids and varied in Bathing Tights White and flesh, wash satin Jockey, Jade, orchid, . green, stripes Of fine black gauze lisle, very sheer. petticoats, Plain Ilemmed Crochet Spreads Cut Corner prunellas and homespuns; S double hem and some double panels. Scalloped Satin Spreads white and black. Sizes 36 to Sizes to 10, full fashioned, foot. can worn with 72x90, regular $3.50 grade for.... $2.50 78x83, $4.00 46, reasonable at pleated models, wrap around They be any kind of a regular grade, special $3.50 and and straight-lin- e effects es- Regular $1.00 grade for, ,...75o are sure 78x83, regular $3.50 grade for $2.50 82x92, $4.50 are garment and you they are regular grade, special $3.50 effective in tweeds shadow-proof- .' Priced 80x90, $4.00 grade for $2.98 80x90, $4.25 TRICED AT $19.50 AND VP -T- pecially and ...... $3.95 and up regular regular grade, special $3.50 II weaves. 95.98 and ' 82x94, regular $4.50 grade for $2.98 82x94, regular $7.60 grade, special $5.50 1 ErsSratSaii fancy up. Gloves 82x92, regular $4.25 grade for $2.98 82x94, $8.50 $6.00 regular Krade, special Fiber Silk and Wool . and sleeves Parasols for MOTH-PROO- F Short flowing require longer Pretty Pretty BAGS two-clas- SWEATERS gloves' than the regulation p styles, while 12 and gloves are Little Girls. Protect Furs and short-sleev- In all the new colors; slip-o- n Winter Wraps needed for the. e Gaunt- Is WHITE CRINKLE the absolute insurance styles. Perhnps tomorrow some youngster' DOTY BEDSPREADS and tuxedo models, in all the only let gloves are very suitable for street or birthday or perhaps you know a sweet new stitches. All sizes. against moths and dust. Will wear. In our ! ' sport present display you little youngster you'd like to make happy? We announce the arrival of 'another case of 100 White Crinkle Bed Spreads. These last for years. will find chamolsette kid " because silk, and fine And what better means could you select 'are very popular they are pretty, light and fresh, and because they wash so Wool, priced $3.95 and up gloves in shades of brown, tan, cham- than . bestowing' upon' her a pretty para- easy and need no Ironing. Size 73 to 90. ,.: each iber . Size. $1.40 Each Special...... $225 l Silk, priced $8.50 and up Large pagne, white, black, gray and navy. sol? A splendid selection at 50rj and op Pago Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 June 4, 1922

1 AERIAL WATCHMEN ARE PROTECTING CANADA'S FOREST WEALTH ARTESIA I-- men A large number of exsprvice ' were present at the American I sv W t 4, I AEBIAL INSPECTION WILL A1P - f. V. smoker at the city hall on , V ;. ' S .U i 4 IN SAVING CANADIAN FOBEST? V A busi- iVi Wednesday evening. few fJ'T, S - V'P" LIKE THESE FROM THE FIE6 FIEND . I'M ness matters were transacted. A ls ' Vsf $ Mexican oehestra. was secured to furnish, the music for the occasion. Short talk were made by Frank Kepple, a visitor from Ft. Worth, Kdgar Williamson, an boy from Fort Bayard, Dr. 11. A. Btroup, George Flanders, .Tola Jess Truitt and Post Commander Bunagan. Several cases of "ISud" were enjoyed by the Legionaires. A special service was conducted at the St. Paul's mission of the Kplscopal church on Sunday eve- ning. Rev. F. A. T. EUer of Carls- bad preached the sermon. The American Lgion was Invited as1 special quests at this service, which was the dedication of the American flag; as an ornament of the church. Special music was a feature of the (service. A large number of men attended. . & Jliss Lucile Ward returned last Mi Kidd-Ke- y iftl week from college at Sherman, Texas, where she has been attending school. Sho wnrf accompanied by Miss lone Phlnis who is visiting in the Ward home. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dunasan, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bert Smith, Mis. wmm Mayo Alexander and daujthters, Miss Corinne Smith and Messrs. There's a Vast Difference John and Meivin Ijinning were the guests of the Misses Mortons at between making ordinary gasoline and making a balanced their Cottonwood home on Tuesday And it shows in their behavior in evening at a delightful picnic sup- gasoline. up plain at day your per. . motor. The Artesla library board enter- v tained at the home of Mrs. C. Bei t balanced gasoline is refined with the definite aim of Smith on Monday evening, compli- Briefly, mentary to Mrs. Mayo Alexander, making the most of the many natural properties of gasoline and who left last week for her new home in Roswell. The affair was of utilizing them to the greatest advantage. a surprise party for the honored guest. A very amusing program ot f LYING A Motorists want a gasoline of dependability. They don't a sanies and contests constituted BOAT US60 mf'- - awwpj05EgafflSK , , Jitf&llZ want one that is a wonder on but takes the hills like a portion of the evenings enteretain-men- t. starting Mrs. Walter Graham recitea lame horse. And they aren't particularly anxious to drive over an original poem. Mrs. Martin Yates and Miss Corinne Smith sang 01 NGMnBW'&v.n, the mountains if they've got to put up with a lot of coughing, pw v HI" vocal solos. Delicious refreshments y(" lost time and sorely-trie- d time start were served to Mesdames Martin balking, patience every they Yates, Ed Wingfield, Laura Welsh, v " xea y a cold motor. Walter Graham, A. C. Keinath, R. LINE Q. Knoedler, A. M, Tarbet, Frank f Fire ia the greatest menace to tude of their observations and the They also prepare maps when so Conoco the balanced gasoline gives you everything you really Linell. J. J. Clarke, K. N. Blgler, Canada's 1,900,000 miles of value service be directed. A over the Cana- Mtssea Thelma and square of the air may flight want in a motor fuel. starts takes the Corinne Smith, a menace that "hag balked from the rec- dian Pacific Rockies waa made ia It quickly, heavy grades Dorothy Alexander, the honoree forests, gleaned following and hostess. man's puny fighting efforts until ords. The patrol that covers the September for the purpose of as- comfortably, gives you the highest mileage you can hope to get the Now in The young people of the FliW today. the Canadian govern- country west of Kevelstoke the certaining the feasibility of aerial and does it all economically. Baptist church were entertained at ment bag added an aerial fleet and Canadian Rockies including Van- patrols for fire protection in the the home of Mrs. C. M. Cole on force to its army of fire rangers couver Island embracing the National Park. Three days flyinn; Use Conoco, the balanced gasoline, and the last Thursday evening. The guests and the dreaded devastating de- Fraser and Lower Thompson Val- there enabled the Superintendent Polarine, perfect began to arrive at an early hour mon "Forest Fire" is in a fair way leys as well as the Shnswap Lake to cover all his territory and ex- motor oil. Start today. at which time lctrola and player-pian- o to be checked. region, spent 4284 hours in the plore many parts never before music was enjoyed. As the ' These air patrols are tinder the air last summer and flew 32,600 visited. crowd increased activities lnereas. supervision of the Forestry Branch miles, using four HS 2L Flying The lake region of Manitoba was THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY ed. Many contests and other forms of the of the Boats of amusement constituted eve Department Interior, and one F8 Twin Engine practically a sealed book before (A Colorado the which has divided the into Boat means' and Corporation) nings program. Delicious Ice cream country By of these craft it air patrols began flying over ' and cake were served to Mrs. Ethel lections and allotted to each an air is possible to travel swiftly great mapping it. Inspection trips have Albuquerque Denver Pueblo Boise Mrs. patroL The machines are distances and over sections inac- been made to Le Pas and further James, Bertha Mitchell, Mr. flying Butte Great Falls Salt Lake City Cheyennt and Mrs. Harvey Widney, Mr. and equipped with wireless apparatus cessible to the fire ranger who north. One of the most interest- Mrs. Deyton Recer, Misses Lillian for reporting new fires and the must depend on his canoe anil own ing flight excursions, to foresters, Meadows, Virginia Atterbery, Kffie progress of old ones, they also sturdy legs to cover his beat. was a ten days flying in the Temis-kamin- g Glover, Zanaida Mann, Lorie Davis, often tssist the fire fighteri by Air patrols niako reeonnaisances region of Ontario to in- Nellie Mae Home, Gertrude Baber, bringing them supplies, of the country overj which they fly, vestigate the spruce bud worm C Marie Lois few Grace GASOLINE Garrett, Burns, Some conception of the magni which are of value. situation, , - Reg. U. B. Pat. Off. Cobble. Juanita Cobble, Mary Lil- inestimable lian Rogers, Lola Naylor, Nellie Conoco, th balanctd Catolfm, mtri than mttta Jonas. Gladys Cole, Alice Dunn, The of a in tht U. S. fJavy tpecifica ions for motor gatoHn. Alice James, Alice ticking clock the Mary Ruby wireless station at Bordeaux, in i 3iickg, Kvelyn Bullock, Paulino I can ii Bullock, Lorena Mansell, Lucile HOT SPRINGS LAS VEGAS France, be heard distinctly in James, Maggie Hollis, Josephine Wellington, New Zealand. Parker, Annie Mae Garrett and Messrs. Max Jloauy, Emmette The finance committee for tin Miss Daphne Lewis Roberts, who Klopfer'stein, Fred Cole, Clint Cole, Fourth of July celebration report has resided here for about a year Meadows. loOO contributed toward the ex- a and 1'fe.ii'fer Edgar Williamson, 0ie celebration and the and half, Edward Howard Trivitt, Lloyd Privitt, pense of the were united In marrboro Thursday Ort-man- , for Lewis Cole, Herman Cole. Carl buying commilteo has arranged night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 10 to 12 beeves for the barbecue, - Joe Fields, Iiagen McCaw Chris Dahlgard. The- offleia'-in;.-: and Dalton Wilson. besides a number of sheep. was Rev. H. 14 Mills. Mr. - minister The many friends and nelgrhborf Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ew- and Mrs. Pfeiffer left nor a honey- of Mrs. J. M. Cobble surprised her ing last Huiutay, a girl. moon trip to Chicago, St. Louis, on last Monday evening with r J ha (ilrlH Junior class of 'he Kansas City and Denver. Mrs. birthday party. The guests arrived Union Sunday school entertained Pfeiffer has been empjoyed as a at the Cobble home, three miles the Coys' Junior class at a Jolly stenographer and Mr. I'feiffer is east of Artesia, after Mrs. Cobble party Wednesday evening at the a well known resident of the city. Will Do Your Free had retired for the night, she soon home of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Wil- Las Vegas Jtotarlnns entertain- Washing welcomed the guests and a very de- son. The time waa spent in ganus ed with automobile rides about tho lightful social event was enjoyed. on the lawn where the refresh city many delegates to tho Inter- Delicious Ice cream and cake were ments were served and it Is re national who served to Rotary convention, about fifty guests by freshing to note that some of the passed through here on the way No Misses Juanita and Grace Cobble. children complained of the cold to the Pacific coast. Dread of Gray Hair which unpleasantly was speedily Tho Brotherhood class of the T)0 NOT dread gray hair andthesiimsof NAZAKEXE. overcome moro kinds by vigorous Methodist Sunday school and the advancing age I The sure, safe way to of sport. larly guests of the members en- tint gray, streaked, faded or bleached hair -- The Man From Mrs. C. C. Cruse of Hlllsboro is Clilciyro. joyed a banquet Tuesday evening Instantly to shade of brown or black NEXT WASH DAY any Evangelist E. Arthur Lewis, the ylsiting her brother and sister, Mr. C. s at the Y. M. A. with the modern hair tint, "Urownatone. former Chicago society man, whole- and Mrs. Robert Martin. The Elks gave a dance at tho Easily applied, cannot be detected and !K sale city salesman and traveling Miss Uonna Trice left Thursday armory Wednesday evening, to man, now In the evangelistic field, for Breckenridge, Texas, after a which the was Invited. The not rub or wash off. Greaseless. odorless, Is public nothing to mix, no no telling the good old gospel story few days' visit with her father, W. music was furnished by the Dixie waiting, disappoint- to listening congregations at the T, Prlqe, and her many friends of Denver, and was ment. Guaranteed harmless to hair, scalp Church of the Nazarene, Third and here. She was accompanied by her much enjoyed. or skin. Ail dealers 50c and S1.50. Marquette, each night. Having young brother, Elmer, who will The music department of the Trial bottle sent direct for 10c. The formerly been a composer of dance attend summer school In Brecken Woman's club will Mad- Kenton Pharmacol 611 his give a Co,, Coppln music, present gospel song ridge. ame Butterfly" night nt the Dun- Bldg., Covington, Ky. compositions, as he sings them, Miss Myrtle Heffernan left can opera house on Wednesday ev- Absolutely without pbligatlon to you we accompanying himself with his Thursday for a month's vacation ening. The prettiest selection! special make musical Instrument, at Big Springs, Texas, where she from the will he by BR0WMT0NE Ma- mandola-mandoli- n. opera given will send an Eden Electric Is a very novel will join her father and mother, talented of Las In Washing and most Mr. singers Vegas. Interesting part of the and Mrs. J. W. Hefrernan, costume, and there will be pretty chine to home neext to 'do service. who are spending the summer scenlo effects. your washday, Also Mr. Lewis wide experience, there for Mr. Heffcrnan's health. 3 having been many times across the The Improvement club, atuhoir your washing free. continent In the gospel work and annual meeting, elected the fol- i having had much experience as a lowing officers: President, Miw. slum worker In our largest cities, R. C. Bacchus; first vice president. If, after the washing is finished, and you coupled with his free and easy Mrs. B. Jones: second vice presi llillM style of preaching, maks him a dent, Mia. J. H. Abernathy; secre- see thee wonderful features, and how it most Interesting speaker. tary, Mrs. W. S. Howard, treas- The Nazarene church, In which urer, Mrs. Sam N. Matson; audi- cleans clothes without rub- the services are being held, Is one tor, Mrs. Robert Martin; press really your of the many offsprings of the old Mrs. II. D. Hill; trustee for and do feel that it is Methodist church. Strictly sound the term, Mrs. Emil bing, you npt really In doctrine and congregational in James; for the four-ye- term, what we it is, we will return the ma- church government, though young Mrs. J. A. Bullen; for the two-ye- say ns a denomination, it has term, Mrs, J. K. Heffernan. Its already chine and tliere will be no charge. But many schools and colleges and The club ordered a donation of $ar FREE! I has a growth, which for timo is made to the Hot Springs chamber 100 bars of Crystal White Soap or if, after this 'demonstration, cannot unprecedented in history. The of commerce; also ordered that th 12 you meetings are to continue this week club's bath house on the reserve packages of Peet's Washing 'de- and with' such' a wonderful electric next, every night and Sunday be sold and appointed Mrs. Emil Machine Soap with every "ONE-MINUT- part morning. Night services to be James and Mrs. J. A. Bullen a Electric to for preceded with street service with committee to have charge of the Washer sold vice, we can arrange for you pay Balvatlon Army. sale. this week at the special (pfXCZ it : Cecil Phillips, supported by Mrs. on our divided payment plan, v' TOESBYTERIAX. Oeorge I rt, dec lares the best hiss introductory price of..... Vt) fishing in America Is in the lak All Christian Endeavor about 10 miles above the dam and this week we will give a year's Sunday, May 4, 6:30 p. m. a short distance above the mouth supply of Laundry Soap with The Christian Endeavor society of Alamosa canyon, whero thtro every will unite one of the One-Minu- te wasK-in- with the church In hold- is a long stretch of submerged famous A demonstration is.'tlie only way to prove th'a't Tlie Eden is the only g ing vesper services at Supper Hock brush nd trees. Mr. Phillipa Dolly type washers sold at in- 1 out on the mesa the the elec- (if the weather opened fishing season on June - machine that is on the market that will do your, the real . washing permits). Cars will leave th 1 with an exciting account of aome troductory price- of $95. (The church at 6:30. Mr. fisli John Burton he had that cer- price will be next trical .i. " . just caught $105 week with- .way. . will have charge of the meeting, tainly were all that could be out the The regular business meeting and by any finherman. Mr. Phil- soap.) social will be even-In- One-Minu- te held Tuesday g lips also stated that he had found The is the electric in the church parlors. This is a deserted cabin convenient to the an especially important washer with the solid as meeting, fishing grounds. copper tub, there will be an election of of- the adjustable power driven ficers. Of course there will be the wring- er (3-ye- ar social afterwards and the usual guarantee) and the good time. These meetings are handy tub stand. not only for the members of the society, but for all young people There are more than one million who are Interested In the church One-Minu- te work. Washers in use today. Twenty-on- e years of washing ma-chi- ne Sr. TXWS ENGLISH LCTJIEITAN manufacture precede this, Church the best of all One-Minu- te models. The Russian relief committee It is the electric washer Mori-da- approved reported at the. meeting last y f by the Good Gas & Electric evening that a large box of Housekeeping Insti- Albuquerque Company very serviceable garments was DON'T DfiLAY tute. ready for shipment to the New Don't a or "At Your Phon 98 Yorlt office of the National Luth- neglect cough And the price this week Is $95 Servicaj" eran council. a cold until it rum into serious only The campaign for iA.ememDer, easy terms can be ar-- funds to cancel the indebtedness jicki.ess, Pneumonia und con and take care of building Improve- lumptioo often have their beginning u tanged. ments is making commendable I cold. At th first indication of progress, according to the finance slight 7 committee. i cold, use Endeavor Outing. Foley's Honey and Tar. STAR TOflNSTURE CO. About 40 young people of the Mrs. S. K. Pudsoitr, tkiids it., write church went to the Boy Scouts' tnis: "I ua writing to ttU yot H the jgoe4 IIJW.OOLO AVE.. fHONE. 409V camp in on Tues- loUy's Honsjr Ml hat dans at wil Cienega canyon X am Uki h ffl all-da- y muck ettt siso it, I Xtiti day for an outing. There manr wugh dlsiui. but Boa rtltsrot mi were plenty of "eats," though ev- cousa n4 Irritation it. tk. throat us uusfe i was consumed before re- your jodidoo and I will b slsassd U roof erything it to my frio-d- a tad toll (litis t to, I turning home. Mountain climbing Md it ha. dona, at.'1 and a ball game provided moat of fetid (glass. ' the . MIE the enjoyment, Sold tverywhtrt, IMBiMlKMtHl Qmmg kmui Pag June 4, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five.

WHO SAYS THERE ARE NO MORE BATHING BEAUTIES? DOGS SHOULD BE

VACCINATED "TO 1 4 iTV jRiA PREVENT RABIES

The Traveling Dog Is Most Likely to Develop the Dis- ease; Two Cases Report- 1 ed In Albuquerque. Read the Announcements of California's Famous Hotels, Health, Beach and Mountain Resorts and Solve "That By I)R. O. C. WEST, t)mTMdJii Problem" -- Full Information Free Outing Literature and by Writing Direct, or at Information Bureau at Office of (County Health Officer.) v During the past year epidemic ' the Morning Journal. of rabies among animals have oaused serious trouble in various localities, especially in the western states. One mad dog, a late ani- Edward Hotel mal, which ran amuck recently in King Holyokc, Mass., bit 20 people, iru-tllati- some ot them horribly. Fifth Near Main, Lot Angelea Albuquerque and vicinity havo nut escaped entirely. Since the first A Room and a Bath for a uf the year, two animals definitely demonstrated to have rabies, have mmmm Dollar and a Half. come to the attention of the health 'r department. A diagnosis was Rates $1.50 to $3.00 made at the state laboratory with- in a few hours after reports of Every room a cool outside room these animals having bitten chil- dren. The health officer arranged at once to have the two victims given Pasteur treatment, the virus Catalina being ordored by telegraph from THE Kansas City. ' BRYSOH ani- Isld i Wilhlre Roulpvtird, Ioi Anjctfea An investigation of thesa in both incidents Vacation If '" t)r A MOOKRN AIV4KTMI NT HOTEL mals shows that LandNear at Hand (il.u,i Yjy I" Exclusive itesUentlal District, within easy retch they were stray dogs, unknown in iAt ft business nd ahnpplny center. the neighborhood and presumed to Twenty-fiv- e miles out in the ocean reached have beenVbrought Into town by Maid Service CommlMary Garf . tourists, who either deserted or by palatial STEAMSHIP AVALON, afford- lost them when they began to show ride signs of illness. It emphasizes the ing delightful steamer of two and a constant danger of the traveling hours. Orchestra for das. This class of dogs is, as u quarter dancing. rufe, underfed, exposed to the ex- Left to right, Marion Nixon, Evans and Dollie Beat. treme heat ot the road, and often (ceil compelled to go great distances Somebody started the rumor was further stated that Sennett doesn't look like it, does it? Catalina Offers You water. owners aro "(Jl'KKN OF THE CALIFORNIA BEACH KS" without Their that the famous Sennett bathing hiratjlf, was going to give up the These young ladies are three new tha heat of not careful to them tied up Hotels, a wide of Forret Summer and refresh yourself at thin enchanting reeort keep beauties were to bo eliminated beauty chorus which has made beauties he has just added to his Apartments, Camps, Cottages variety whera tha conl J'acifio brcezea blow. Every dlveralon finaKlnable Surf and PlunKa when in camp and rarely ever turn comedie d him accommodations at prices to suit all. Lovely "laland Golf, YuchtinK. Surfboard etc. from all fattire ai it famous. , Well, now this payroll Bathing, Fishing, Aquaplaning. Biding, Motoring, back for them if they become lost. Villa" and "Villa Park" are open air hotels. Home of the celebrated million dollar Hotel Virginia and many other htgh-claa- a be- great liotela and It is to be remembered that rates $1 Vi to $2 Also Hotel St. apartments. Aecommodutlons to ault all classee. Before planning your sides other such as European plan, per day. Bummer Vacation, write for literature regarding the Wonder City of California. dogs, animals, Catherine, American and Hotel European, cats, sheep, goats, horses, etc., may CLUB plan, Atwster, ClIAMUKIt OF CO.MMKKCE, become infected with rabies. Answers to Questions. plan affording excellent service. Long Ifrach. California. We should bear in mind, particu- LEVY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA larly at the present time, the pos- ani- CALLING FOR TOURISTS sibility of this disease in any (Any reader can get the answer Health and Pleasure Cable mal that may Bhow evidence of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hathaway to writing The Al- Apartments ani- children William of one of the most com- any question by sickneKs and distress. Such an and and Haas Perhaps buquerque Journal's Information await you on the "Magic Isle." Boating, bathing (only 1610 Shatto Street, Los Angeles, mal should be humanely shut up Katon were guests here Tuesday, plete, effective and attractive cam- Bureau, Frederic J. Direc- till water ocean bathing in Southern California), fishing. California. or so as to it in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E SUlb Street Car to Union. 8lnIe restrained prevent paigns launched by a community tor, Washington, D. C. This offer Inking, auto tours, golf, tennit, dancing, etc. Famous set from endangering others whatever Hill. information. The double apartmoota. Three blocka front to Increase its population is that applies strictly to Catalina Marine Band in Greek Theatre. ' Collar Weailske Hark, phmie Wllehtra 710. may develop. Miss Viola Gibson returned All-Ye- ar on &f$X$$'mi)Mifr now broadcasted bureau cannot give advice legal, -- I E. C. WARN AS, Manager. The from a rabid animal re- being by the Clan Bottomed Boats, showing wonderful Submarine danger Thursday and Miss Ituth Irwin club of southern California, medical, and financial matters. It comes from the animal's saliva. A turned Saturday from Las Vesas, does not to settle domestic Garden!. in the ot rabies which is pointing out to the peo- attempt dog early stages where they have been attendin,? of the east the tremendous troubles, nor to undertake exhaus- Might trip over the Gardrni with underwater icarchlights may give its master the disease the Normal ple tive research on Write on university. beauty of tills great region, its na- any subject. lomething ABSOLUTELY NEW. simply by licking a scratch its Alfred Wilfred Mas-sl- e, and biiefly. master's hand. The chances Schlpman, tural attractions and its cool sum- your question plainly for Jesse Koonce, John Gigs:n mer Give full name and address and infection are, of course, climate. re- naturally and Donald Prof. 13. Im- enclose two cents in stamps for Best the Cost is Small s Ralph King, is an effort to All greater when the animal bit-.'- a It essentially are sent of E. Johnson and the Misses Anna press upon those who regard south- turn postage. All replies person and buries the saliva deep and Viola Gibson went to direct to the . in cloth- Wagon ern California as a warm spot in inquirer.) the flesh. Bites through Mound base- r Los Tuesday to attend the winter, and therefore a w;ii-nv- Round $2.25 from Angeles Harboi ing seem to be less dangerous, be- ball between How Blmiild I go nlmiit get- Trip cause the saliva tends to be game Optimo and one in summer, tho fact that the Q. wiped Wagon Mound. The Wagon actual weather conditions ting a marker for the itravo of i.v Write for heautifully illustrated Catalina folder to off the teeth as they pass through during who was a World vt'ar veteran? the Mounders won by a score ot i'i to the summer months arc, on tho av- boy J. N. STEWART, General Passenger Agent is clothing. 13. cooler most E. C. II. The Journal If you suspect an animal of hav- erage, than other write the 1U3 ractjtc Electric Bunding, Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rlmms and places. "Sleep under blankets A. You should to ing rabies, don't kill or destroy the graves registration service, war exclusive Resort animal unless you are to son of Nolan were guests Tuesday nights" is the statement included All prepared and in the home of in one of these department, Washington, D. C, In the World have its brain sent immediately to Wednesday advertisements, for an blank. EUROPEAN PLAN Medium of New a In time of an alarm Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Himms. They speaking of the cllmato during Ju- asking application No Like Thit laboratory. Is n whalo any- Trip Rntee Nini;!e. Onuble. there is a tendency to believe ani also attended the Bunton dance ly, August and September, and the Q. there dairy l'tr Dull Mexico . . , . . Tuesday evening. All-Ye- club backs up its state- where? J. Ii. W. too Roome 11.60 2.00 mals are rabid that are not, and A. fisheries mo nooma .o is.ao-s.e- A was held t ment with United States weatiier The bureau of says 00-- it is important that the suspactod meeting Friday 100 Ruome. toilet.. I.M-8.6- 0 9. 0 the home of Mr. and K. H. bureau that while various experiments 60-- 00-- animal be kept alive until seen by Mrs. figures. 400 llounia, batlr... S. 00 S. 00 Libby In the interests of the Moun- Because of th natural attract- have been made from time to time a competent veterinary surgeon in ot CORNER SUITES. order to determine whether the tain View Cemetery association, it iveness ef southern California, regarding tho possibility milk HVEMI was decided to there is no whale OO animal has rabies. hold a bazaar and this organization has, perhaps, ing whales, dairy Blngle to M Those who have valuable serve ice cream and cafeteria lunch, more right to exploit their coun- in existence at the present time. is In one found in Double ;.....S7.00 to tg.Of dogs afternoon and than has other one more $16,000,000 tipent year this plant. or families who have dogs runnln Saturday evening, try any section. Q. When can immigrants for gum. Htu7.11 June 10, at the Levy school. The Thousands of who could come to tho Vnitcd states from chewing J. Why Is called the All loose and playing around children people r.nro or n.si-- ? Free Auto Busses Meet ladies were as never the countries whoso for the Q. WnR Chllllcotlio the Land thu Holy t O. M. II. should take these animals to a following appointed get away during winter, quotas of Ohio? J. IS. Y. A. Pedro Alvarez who chairmen on the committees for are now planning to go there this present are filled? S. capital Cabral, Trams. veterinary surgeon and have thein I. A. The capital of Ohio from Is generally credited with the dis- vaccinated for protection tho districts of Levy, Arkansas summer, as a result of tho publi- A. The 3 per cent immigration against Kairvlew and re- that come to their atten- conforms to the fiscal 1803 to 1810 was at Chillicothe. covery of the country, named It rabies; it is a simple, inexpensive Valley, Nolan, city has regulation removr-- to Mrs. G. K. Mrs. tion the climatic con- and new will be ad- It was then Zaneaville Terra de Fanta Cruz, which is operation and will give them im- spectively: Crlger, concerning year quotas and in 1816 was removed to Colum- translated the Land ot the and relieve of a L. J. Wood, Mrs. II. T. Irwin and ditions of southern California and mitted beginning July 1, 1922. Holy CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS munity you great R. A bus. Cross. deal or anxiety. Mrs. H. Libby. baseball game the lower railroad rates. Q. What Is meant by a "cacoph- will be put on and music will be From rugged mountains of mag- onous word? C. X. T, Q. Are there mule mid female t). Which Is of more value to furnished by local musicians. nificent beauty, through metropol- A. A word which an ill cjpn In potatoes? 8. S. the farmer, the qiittli or the owl? , gives A. The of $&nd COLLEGES r Mr. and Mrs. Klmo Hunton gave itan cities and picturesque orange sounding effect produces cacopho department agricul- K. M. I j. VJTj?L 1 LtTEPiTURE AT FREE INFORMATION S ev- sea-coa- st is no sex fac- A. a dance at their home Tuesday groves in fertile valleys to a ny. An instance of this is, 1 can ture says that there The biological survey says at- tor in tho propagation of potatoes. that the owl is of much ,wC-l- TAOS ening. resplendent with all the candidly say." greater ' V; - f J. The Levy-Wago- n Mound Tigeri tractions of the eastern coast, and most The chief requirement is that the value because it destroys a much .... Q. What Industry employs cut so there are went to Colmor Sunday and played thence on over to an Island 29 men In H. N. J. potato be that greater number ot farm pests, par- dia- France? two in each section. New Mexico paintings by Allon the local team on the Colmor miles out that is strangely remi- A. The various textile indus- at least eyes ticularly field mice. T. True, well known here, are be- mond, receiving their only defeat niscent of Bermuda is a trip t.'ial tries afford employment to the q. What was Opidu's real name? Q. Wlint kind of fish are used SCHOOL ing exhibited at Denver university. this season, the score being 22 to can be made in a day, passing largest number of workers, and J. V. In making heads? M. K. CUMNOCK Andrew Dasburg and Mrs. Max 13. Eight home runs were mart, through country without an toual next in order comes the coal min A. Louise de la Ramie wrote A. The scales of tho ukelel fish Eastman were married in Kew four by each team. for lightning change of beautiful under the pen name of Quiua. are used in the making hnil storms ing industry. commonly York recently. Mrs. Eastm&n'o Several local in the scenery. Q. How mnch do tho of Q. What minerals nro contained of artificial pearls. This fish is of Expression former husband is editor of the vicinity of Lovy have done consid- Progressive people of southern this country spend on chewing In celery?. K. E. 8. found in European waters. Tioa Angeles, California New Mr. is a erable damage to early crops; also California, from the modest farm- C. K. A. 10 Include Republic. Dasburg to er gum? F. Iron, potassium, magnesium, Regular Couraee Ottered lo Bummer hchtio), June July 30, modernist painter who has spent roofs and young poultry. Hail in an inland valley to a pros- A. It Is estimated that about calcium and phosphorous are Journal Want Ads Bring Results. Literature seasons fell to the of six inches on perous banker in a have Literary Interpretation several here. depth large city, g Art and Literary Appreciation the II. T. Irwin indeed a to Mrs. Juan Martinez of place, tearing wpndorful story tell to . Fubtla Speaking home shingles off the roof of his resi- tho of east. Aeathetlo Dancing found her robbed of provis- people the Pantomime Voice ana Dlctlom 10-d- dence. The interior was ions on returning from a damaged Short-Btor- y Dramatis Art caused the Writing visit. Flour and food stuffs were by falling plaster, by In School tnd Grade Journalism the chief thefts. The caretaker entrance of water. Rabbits and Tutoring High 8. other small animals were killed in EUnTv.rPalthy In hool horn, at the C. Bornlnghaus studio Credit for Exproe.lon Work. Rea..n.bl. Boarding Rate. which has been closed during tho the fields. TUCUMCARI Term Onene October Third. A baseball team was or- fall winter, reported that some one had recently Write Tndav for Catal.mue and Manaalna Edited by Cumnock Student. at T. 200 Avenue. entered the place and left signs of ganized Levy with H. Irwin HELEN A. BHOOKS. A. M Director, Bouth Vermont a midnight lunch. Nothing was as manager and V. L. Crigcr as The social event of the week was cm a a ii O 1 4 ii Ea 1 stolen, but everything was left in captain. given by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rector m tr m hs Private lull School LEARN CHIROPRACTIC disorder. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Trusty and honoring Walter Rector, Jr., and Ios Anpolcs CooclilnR School CLASSES Mrs. D. A. Arthur family, of the Red River district, bride, at the Rector home in South : JOIN JUNE entertained nearest Girls' school Clewell attended the Bunton dance Tues- Tucumcari. The motif wad luii Colbgiate Enroll at the Chlroprac Thursday evening at a stag dinner spring mi Thirty-firs- t 28th. Ban California, uii.g Diego, in of Mrs. day evening. carried out In decorations of of year begins Sept. tic College, honor Arthur's birthday, the Col-- ! Doctor of Mrs. Tascual Martinez and Mrs. living room and dining room. Auc- - Accredited. Offers Oenern! and In IS months write B. tion wa at seven lege Preparatory. Special courses Chiropractic after your name. J. Brooks gave a subscription bridge splayed Home voca-- card tables. Gnests were Messrs and Get the Hews From Every Day 2 years work, i Tnin .Tnnn rlnases. For particulars party Thursday evening. The Beautiful 1580 Fourth funds will defray on play- Mesdames Renck, T. H. Crewdsou. tlonal, cultural. Spanish write college office, freight Out-do- a ground apparatus to be installed STATE COLLEGE James I Briscoe, K. E. Rivers, C. hulldiriKS. life reality. St., San Diego. here. A. Smith, Roy Goldenberg, Vcrnu Miss Parsons anil Miss Dcnncn, Taos lost to at Espan-ol- a Dalton, W. A. Foyil, John A. Rich, Principals. The San Army and Espanola H. MCRfilHG JOURNAL S Calif. Diego Tuesday by a closely contested Sergeant Fred E. Coy, instructor R. Beldjn, P. C. Hannahs, 11. ; ALBUQUERQUE Ada m8 'reetLosA ngelcs, ' B. i score of 3 to 1. In military science and tactics, and oJnes, H. E. Stansbury and E. THE r.W.lSADKS HCHOOL Navy Academy's Gordon. was served Sl'MMETt SliSSION Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montere of Miss Mollie McCullough, head of Punch through Tor Children. 1 Denver are here on the commercial dpnnrtmen nf tho ouet tho evening followed by a two An Meal School and Home by the ae. Annual Summer Besmon wtll begin July their wedding; Will Be Mailed to the CollfKe and end 1. A happy combina- Mrs. Montere was for- were in menu. You Regularly. Including Sunday Kindergarten and Preparatory. September Bath- Journey. college, Joined marriage in,co"rse. admitted Each tion of work and piay with eea merly Miss Sadie Witt of Taos. El Paso Memorial members of Bethel Sluilenta anytime. IM oovera prao- - Tuesday, day. 13 of Star went for 85c Per Month. rhlld' needs etuilled, and the ing and land apnrta. Mr. and Mrs. Leon have Sergeant and Mrs. Coy will remain chapter Eastern Edition, be.t Sleep, eat, tlcallv every enpenae. Write Gaspard to llralnlnir that fit. given. A. DAVIS, Pme. returned1 from Santa both Logan Saturday evening to pre- outof-door- Moderate tuition, CAPTAIN THOMAS Ft. here, being by sent 'and atudv CallfonilaN A forest fire the to teach this the play "King Solomon's Se- Write today for Interentlne; llluatrated I'aelfle Bench. threatening' timber college year. crets." A. in the of Penasco was ex- The commencement exercises of After the comedy ladies ol iio.iklet. Mr.. Salllo Wation Connon, LOS AMJKI.ES M1I.ITARV AOAUEWX vicinity ADDRESS CHANGED AS OFTEN AS Monica, Calif. a crew lo- New Mexico ot Logan chapter served a sumptuous' REQUESTED n.. Principal, Santa Loa Angelea, Calif. tinguished by from the the College Agri- on Be- Mechanic banquet in the dining room of the Delightfully eltuated Huntington cal forest office last Tuesday. culture and Arts held new near 27th ta tween time when here last were suc- hall. SCHOOL FOIt GIRLS Drive, Pasadena, year. the a lookout year very Mrs. B. P. Austin entertained admitted at any time. Highest sighted a faint spiral of smoke on cessful. The commencement ex- Use Below and Mail With Your Check atandarda In Scholarship, Military from 4 to 6 on Monday afternoon Coupon acres. the northern boundary of the San- ercises opened Friday evening with for Training and General Culture. !i ta Fe national forest ar- the annual commencement ball in her little son, J. D., the ORTON equipment. Ideal 8ummer and the his Pasadena, Calif. Complete Beach rival of fire the The Bun-shi- being fifth birthday. Training at Mountain and Camp fighters from Taos, a college gymnasium. Favors were flutes and whltles. Preparatory, General, Collegiate if desired. blaze which was trio from Silver ::. M., Ex- Tutoring developed, City, After a delightful time the kiddles Courses. Art Music, Dancing, Phono S14U. brought under control within a played for the dance. were serveeV Gymnasium. Certificate RICHARD K. BAIf.KY. President. few hours and over Professor and Mrs. Alva P.. Tay- dainty refreshments. pression, patrolled night Guests were Jeff Harrison, Frank admits to Universities. Illustrated IDEALLY SITUATED 1J until completely extinguished. lor left Wednesday evening for Sil- Beuler, N. MV: ver N. M., where Mr. aJmes Funk, Gordon and MORNING JOURNAL, Albuquerque, Catalogue. City, Taylor Mira Smith, Frank Montgomery, LOS ANGELES FROM NEW YORK TO will teach in the English depart- Robert ment the summer session. Nealy, Blllle Frlck, Dean Please mail Dally and Sunday Journal to address below for during Dillon, Edith Gebo, Dorothy and TOBAH MEUTA1I FLORIDA AND RETURN Professor Taylor has been with tho Ruth Danford, Genevieve Morrison English of the college ON AIR department of El Paso, and Ruth Jordan. . . ELLIOTT THJSAME here for three years and taught in A weeks. Enclosed find remittance of ...... I.o. Angele.. Calif. ses- delightful evening was spent the normal during the summer Monday in celebration of the birth- High Scholarship Re.ldence and Day A sion acastun genial controversy has been last year. day of Miss Loreen Hurley and School for Tuung Boys. In all furnishing; Interest lately to the Sergeant Fred E. t!oy left Sat- Hayward After the Name. , Address , ... . year. Athtetlee. Swlmmlnar. Horeeman-hlp- , SCHOOL residents of Lake New Tork. for Fort Eager. seeing Band. Make SUMMER CAMP Placid, urday morning Logan, movies the was driven to the now. GIRLS out of the T. where he Is to be an in- party i Bpeclal tutoring. .Ad FOR It grew fact that H. Colorado, city park where the remainder ol dree. Dlreotor, 100 Bouth Alvarado Street, that town motored O. T. C. .r.-- r. Leahy of last structor at the R, camp, the evening was spent in games Postoffice . . . . Lo. Angelea, Cal. Tear. fall to Bpent the winter to be held the next Open the Entlr High Florida, there during and dancing, Messrs, Eager and Cool Summer Sea driving about the state in his car, six weeks and then with the citl-ben- and Dry Hurley furnishing the music. Sev- Breezes. Summer Session July 6th and then drove back home, arriv- military training camps. eral hours ot fun was followed by with the same air in his tires John Allen left Wednes- to AiiRUst lth. Where) your ing Higley refreshments' served on the park will have real home) en- that he started with. day mbrnlng for Ban Marcial, lawn. Those enjoying the occasion Daughter Now some of his fellow towns- vironment. where he will take his examina- were Misses' Hetty Geary, Rey ' Educational men are insisting that the tires tion for the position of a railroad Eager, Gertrude Montogomcry, Give Your Address Here. MONUMENT Superior this-ye- Albuquerque wore so well because they were telegrapher. He is a Ruby and Mamie Hall. Qlarlvh Advantages riding on Lake Placed air. But graduate of the preparatory de- Robertson, Lois Shields, Ruth Aber, there Is a strong advocacy on the partment of the New Mexico Col- Verlie and Loreen No . . . Character Building Eager Hurley; ' Street Phone ...... Memorials of the Better other hands that the record-makin- g lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Messrs Rex Bell, Hayward, Edwin ,.T. If you anticipate) summering" In performance was due to the Arts. and Henry Eager, Clyde Vaughn, Kind. Southern California writ now fact that "United States tires are Dean John Is 111 at Andrew x Do wish discontinued at address Martha Collins - II. Vaughan Butler, Alfred Snyder, you paper Albuquerque during for new booklet. good tires." 4 i his home at present, but is doing Herman Gerhardt, Charles Payton "We Pay the Freight" Weaver, M. A.. Principal. Tele- The Journey covered 6,380 miles. nicely and will be out In a few and Orin Pack: Messrs, and Mes-- I your absence? Yes No phone 72S26. V In the car were seven persons and day dames Arch Hurley, John Eager of Dur- and Shields and Misses Mar-- a liberal quantity baggage. f Edna, G. E. Fletcher ing the entire trip there was not hen a man chose to commit garet and Edith Eager, Morn- tho eUghlest sign ot tire trpuble, suicide recently on a crowded street Advertise in the ' in London, a newspaper photogra- Parisians believe that on a cer- MONUMENT WORKS Many Chinese mothers dress pher happened to be on the spot tain charmed day a secret whl.;ij ing Journal for best their, boy babies as girls in the and secured a snap-sh- ot the act- but few have ever discovered the hope ot fooling the evil spirits, ual tragedy. rose has a heart of pure gold, , results. J Fage Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL June 4, 1922

WHERE RADIO NOISES COAST-TO-COAS- T AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL BY COME FROM HEREWITH EASY TERMS. Open Evenings and Sundays DeLUXE HOTEL-WA- Y STRONGLY ADVOCATED FULLY EXPLAINED USED CABS FOR SALE OR TRADE J Anyone who has listened in on rte luxe liotel-wa- y hotels and It has like A Classy Ford .$225 Traveling the garage. a radio set the Speedster or in commercial possibilities for local during approach A Good Ford by automobile, singly Rioup merchants: increas- of a thunder storm has little new Speedster .....$175 the of the First, through A-- nuto tour, is suggestion ed to hotels. Second, by to discover in the of 1920 Nash Six Touring, l condition...... $750 Ihe Denver Civic supplies. way frying, tourist bureau of reason of sales direct to those au- hissing, bubbling and teriiis 1919 a at to 50 spin Dodge Roadster, bargain .....$550 and Commercial association to tourists who carry their own noises. It is only natural for the 1921 Ford Sedan, and tuned transootitinnnt.il and interstate tent equipment and prefer to eat listener to wonder where they all just painted up. associations interested in and sleep in the camp grounds." come from. See it $525 highway to eoast-to-coa- st tourist development Many auto tourists, according In general there are just two 1920 Dort Touring, now a as a means of encouraging jour- a canvass Just cnmylcted by the kinds of radio noises; the ones being overhauled, neys nf ions distances. Denver bureau, hesitate when it that can't be avoided and the ones dandy ....$325 Chosen Business for Any tourist bnokins agency can comes to making trips nf any con- that can. In the first class arc 1921 Chevrolet wire wheels, other by loll a traveler Immediately wh.il siderable distance, and transcon- all of the natural ones that result Touring, it will cost to take the family to tinental highway associations are from electrical disturbances in the extras , .$325 to and the southland, great Lakes, the asked simplify encourage ether, through which all radio 1921 Ford Touring, real pick-u- p at...' $350 west, southwest, or the T'acit'ic traveling on their own roads. They waves travel. It must be remem- Reliability and Economy as- Maxwell northwest, on an tour include the following highway bered that these waves follow the Roadster, a classy little car .$250 by rail, covering three weeks to sociations: Albert Pike, Arrow- same laws and behave in rxacily Maxwell Touring in good shape $200 three months. The Denver bureau, head Trail, Atlantle-racifi- Bank-hea- the same manner as the waves cre- Mitchell a real over Searching test of a car's worth is which devotes its entire energies Hoe Line. Big Four, Black ated "to order" by man-mad- e ma- Touring, bargain, completely fHT to tho dissemination of free liter- and Yellow Trail. Buffalo, Chicago, chinery. hauled. Mr I I JI made in business use. ature and information, suggests to Kansas City & Gulf, Colnrado-to-Gul- f. The second class nf noises Is the Two Oakland Tourings, each $350 highway officials that they pKce Custer, result of faulty wiring, or in many with tourist booking agencies, ho- r, Dixie, cases imperfect or improperly con- Others from $50.00 to $1200. of tels directly interecd, and all Dixie Overland. Kvergreen, George structed batteries. Wires must be For accurate records costs are travel, a hotel Washington, Grant, Indian Head tlcrVll Tf 1. 4V.1. ,Unl agencies directing ' USED PARTS DEPT. rate card relating to towns aloiig Trails. Jackson, Jefferson. Kansas Tlamr tftln Kllil.l onrli. ants 1n!;n Replacing Others kept. There is no guess work. their respective highways. Airline, King of special care to solder all joints, for ANY of cars: Buick lAkes-to-Gul- Any part the following 4, With cannot agen- f, Lincoln, Me- even Estex value is it "Why the various Trails, though binding posls provide F. A car's judged as proves cies directing auto travel. Includ- ridian. Mississippi Valley, Nation- a seemingly on the wires. Chalmers, Chevrolet 490 and B., Hupp K and. N, Park-to-T'ar- tight grip "W will not tnda in of our high- al Old National k To bat- ny ing hotel clerks along your Trails, a great many people a Maxwell Truck and Touring, Mitchell, Oakland 6, Esaex but tham another itself in service. an auloist how Hipfiway, National Tarks. Is care, nte way, tell many days tery just a battery, and need Overland all Reo who them will take at an average speed National Roosevelt-Midlan- d Trail, be considered a stand- models, Paige 4, 4, Saxon 6. action. Thamin drive it only from ma not to as to to a certain of desti- New Santa Ko Trail, Old Spanish of and ampere-hou- r Studebaker 4 and 6, 4 and 8. requested trade,' get point point voltage Willys Knight each ia convinced ha nation, the, most of the night stops Trail, Ozark Trails, Pacific, Persh- capacity. It is true that these haa the best The wide preference for Essex in Ocean-to-Ocea- OUR PARTS PRICES ARE RIGHT. and finally supply him with a list ing, Pike's Peak things are of prime importance, car on the road, the best motor he of tho principal hotels along the Puget Snund-to-Giil- f, Red Ball, but there are other features of ever rode behind. However, we business service indicates how highway." Harry N. Burhans. sec- Robert K. Lee Transcontinental. construction deserving nf far more will Boon have more ordere for retary of the Denver Tourist Bu- Roosevelt, Roosevelt International, attention than is commonly given HTGSH AOTO CO. Essex can. As rapidly aa our convincingly it has made its mark reau," points out in his communi- Southern, Twin City-Blac- k them. are retired we will take Vic- 1 cation to tho highway associations. I nion Pacific, An important feature of the "B" 31 West Copper Ave. Phone 562 on tba Ertsex. They are just as as the most economical car in the "This plan is of vital Import- tory, White River Trail, or lt battery, for example, is light on tires, use less cover the let- Bee and the pas, ance to your association," Line, that It must ba able to hold its mileage faster, are easier on the market to own. ter reads, "and equally interests Yellowstone Trail. charge for long periods, not only men. no time out for because of Practically economy, but because repairs. " electrical leakage from coll to cell weather-troug- h prevents rain from or from to Walrath A Sherwood You want that sort of REO SPEED WAGON coil or dash positive negative posts is reliability reaching terminals of any particular cell is distinctly When theVerdict "Dead Plates" Omaha, Nebr. Lumber Co. SERVES TRAVELING wiring; the steering mechanism a noise is to in too. and the producer. It prevent your personal car, has also been improved; this Wil-lar- d GROCERY STORE to of disturbing effect that the The Car Owner knows that tools supplied purchasers Storage Battery company has Ford cars have also been improved a form of Touring:, $1095 Im- developed "B5i battery New Cabriolet, $1295 Coach, $1345 "A new development In the line In quality. Another important In which cell is a it means a Battery Is each glass jar Fnight and Tmx Extra motor conveniences for the pub- provement in tho truck chassis with a screw of the of cord tires as stand- capped special top is store on wheels' adoption and separated from its neighbors To alone. choose lic the 'Grocery ard equipment on the rear wheels. get the best battery, it But they may which is becoming very popular by compartment partitions. It Is and The change made some time ago said that the and conse- is first necessary to choose them, confident that every COMPANY throughout the Pnited States, in tho of the leakage LAUDERBADGH MOTOR Brit-tai- n, seating arrangement the of "B" bat- the best the other of the is very profitable," says Mr. car bus met with wide- quently possibility plates longest part battery touring noises Is Prest-O-Plate- s. of the Paulin Motor company. tho tery practically lived plates. par with . Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars worth of spread approval. By lowering "About $."00 groceries seats and altering the seat backs, and green stuffs Is the usual load comfort was added. What the thoroughbred is Secure in the of PHONE Gold Avenue at Fifth Street carried on a route by these trav- greater certainty 855. as It is pointed nut that retail sales OVERLAND SALES to commonbred, quality and uniform prod- eling grocery stores and good of a million cars and trucks can be offered as Is yearly Prest-O-Lit- e under- a selection anil the consumption of raw and SHOW THAT FARMERS uct, in the Ltore. two-fol- Prest-O-Lit- e usually found average finished at a cost of ap- They reveal their d writes every The overhead expense is reduced products ARE BUYING AGAIN (lOO.oaO a make heat-resistin- non-buckli- to a minimum and the customers proximately Jl, day value in Battery with a liberal guar- to It com- it possible to sell Fords at their hot- look forward regularly low and at the same Farmers are coming back into strength in anty. This is a specifically so a trade is established present prices the to ing that lime to produce a car of excep- market rapidly, according test summer, and a ready stated obligation, plus a is roles Willys-Overlan- d that everlasting." tionally high figures of tho Quite a few of these tiaveling qutillly. company, for the month of reserve power in coldest policy that says the car grocery stores are in operation in April. winter. owner must be pleased. various parts of the CLiuntiy and TIRE HEAT DUE The Willys-Overlan- d company the one shown above is belli? used TO AND maintains one of the most complete Car owners may well select Drive around and let us in- In the of The FLEXING records of the of its vicinity Minneapolis. ownership Prest-O-Lit- e Batteries on the health cS 1 body is of the semi-bu- s type. 1;! BENDING OF FABRIC cars of any other company in ex- spect yeur 11 feet' long, 6 feet wide, 6 feet high istence, lis records for April show account of Prest-O-Plate- s battery. inside at eaves and is built with The beat that is noticeable in a that purchases of Overland cms wheel housings and mounted low by farmers are almost double the Si it lias been run for a ir the tire after jrii on the chassis. This allows is the tire Purchases by any other vocation. inside without few hours, generated by full height making itself due to Hexing and bending Salesmen, laborers and merchants MORROW AUTO COMPANY the job seem top heavy, and brings of fabric and rubber. The amount rank next In order, each group the floor down to just two ca?y the same DISTKiniTOUS of heat the taking approximately 31.1-.11- 5 depends upon rapidity , West Silver. Albuquerque, N. at. Nash Leads the. World in Motor top from the ground. and extent of this action. An over- number of earn. Clerks follow in Car Falm ' h Inside is a full of under-inflate- fifth equipment or an d place with approximately shelves from floor to roof on loaded tiro as as ca'h heats more rapidly than a proper- many cars those pur- fide and extending the full length inflated and loadeil chased by farmers in April. car. The bottom shelf is ly properly The of the tire. Similarly, an old tire, due division maintained by the 18 Inches above the next Willys-Overlan- d THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTORISTS the floor, to weakness, is more susceptible company divides one eight inches above the bottom to the purchases into more than 125 six-In- this heat producing action than one and all the others have x a new tire. different groups nnd forms an In- space between with the top The factor built into teresting and Illuminating baro- wider as desired and strength in va- shelf running the standard pneumatic tires o( meter of business conditions 5 Now depending upon the height of the is above the tire rious vocations. today, far what I Showing body. is ever called upon to deliver, ex- liming the past few months, mill These shelves are partitioned at under mbst cir- when the farmer has withdrawn and have cept xtraordinary 1oini intervals edging strips his purchases largely from the one to cumstances. Experimental tests along the front of each have shown that in order to blow market.' his purchases of automo- prevent the merchandise from out a new class addi- biles have gone down in the scale roads are to first tire by In shaking oft if rough tional air pressure, it is necessary proportion to other purchases. be covered. The shelves are from to exert a force of 30 times the The fact that the farmer is com- IS inches to 16 inches deep, vary- recommended ing back into the market at this to the width of regular pressure. season ing according the Tire experts claim, therefore, of the year with strong body. The top shelf on each side that there is no reason, purchasing power Is looked on by dust-pro- sec- absolutely Willys-Overlan- d t has glass doors in so as a blow-ou- t is the officials of the and is used to far concerned, tions carry pastry for a reduction of air pressure be- company as a most gratifying and bakery goods. An ice box can reflection of business fore out on runs or prespects. Prwt-O-Llt- e he built In across the back if de- going long Factory This low about 24 during hot days. The maximum Control Guarantees sired. is down, increase in air that could Women are forbidden, by act of Quality. inches and under pressure the British to down square running be expected, under any condition, parliament, go the shelving to the outside of the would not exceed 15 the mines as engineers. body at each end with two doors pounds access to the food average would not be greater than giving compart- six pounds. This small Increase ments from the inside and the cen- in will not out chamber iced from the outside. pressure blow the First Showing of ter casing. The driver's seat is Individual, The motorist Rhould not concern space to enter and leaving ample himself over making inflation al- leave the "store" proper. The bat- lowances for in tery is carried under the seat. Tool changes tempera- Transmit ffl f ture. The to re- Injur-en- boxes on each side extra important point rttt f theft provide member is at all times to IS 10 THE NEW NASH space to carry supplies and a tire hae f CARRIOLE rear enough pressure and that it is very carrier under the of the body rare that full service be completes the equipment. The may Cmal ttnUlattr. of the above the wind- front body mnt-ptt- utnj-ihit- lj shield carries an extra glass and mnd utnd-tkt- $1350 there are two dome lights carried wlpm on the root inside. . 'e. i. factory

AND The arrival of our initial MECHANICAL ship- The parlor-ca- r type front seats an in BODY IMPROVEMENTS Common PRECISION plays important part ment of the new Nash Carriole are individual with a wide aisle of the Special-Si- x. OF THE FORD CAR It is an event of im- between. is for the worthy your The two doors are Detroit largely responsible dependable The Ford Motor company, mediate interest. en- has just made public a list of re- service that has singled out the Special-Si- x unusually wide, making easy cent improvements in the mechan- Sense trance and ical features of Ford cars. 1 as an incomparable value. , This is a new model in the Nash egress. Asserting that Ford cars are line it strikes a better today than they ever have Six hundred and eighty inspectors safeguard and very popular The lines been before, the statement adds long, graceful of the tliHt fuel is lower: the in in the Studebaker factories. note with its combination of consumption Car They Carriole fjrecision give it an appearance engine Is even more efficient than inspect that into car and closed formerly; improvements in the every part goes open economy, in striking contrast to its amaz- springs and steering apparatus in- every car and every operation on every car convinience. sure easier riding and driving qual- ingly low price. ities: a new headlamp lens, which part. Before cars are passed for delivery complies with all state laws, Buying - 9,500 : It is for busi- the road light: and that inspections are made, 3 equally practical It is with the Nash many other minor betterments The time when the powered 1 ness and family use. Four-Cylind- x 1 er Valve-in-He- have been made. American people specu- In the Special-Si- there are , 20 mechanical Perfected ad Ford pistons and connecting rods lated in motor cars ha of one-thousan- all-me- have been redesigned and matched Tntt hmnii) IfI paefcf It operations to the accuracy The beautiful and tal Motor and is Now cars Itattd in Jrmt roomy excep- for weight before assembling into passed. are W of an inch, 360 to motors. The new pistons weigh bought strictly on their body, similar to those of tionally comfortable and inex- three-quarte- of a pound less than investment value. those formerly used. A higihly As to the car's performance, a brief experi- America's best coupes and se- pensive to maintain. polished crank shaft surface also t- - That's ence will reveal reduces wear and, added tlie why Hupmobile its superiority far more con- dans, is ofrich and lustrous finish. and rod sales have It would be piston connecting improve- increased to than we could tell it. , ? advisable to insures a smoother vincingly t place ments, running tremendously in this city, inte- and better balanced , motor. The in this Upholstery and luxurious your order at once, as we will material used In the Ford crank- state, and through- Studebaker cars make friends quickly, be- shaft and the care and precision out the United States. rior trimmings arc of the finest not be able to in its manufacture make it second cause they give most for the money. And supply everyone to none. Fourteen years of good they invariably keep these friends, because grade wool cloth. who wants this model. . The new Ford rarburelor gives fourteen Stt. Jup mpUI. increased acceleration. Though Hupmobiles afarf mnti of the universal satisfaction they give in fine not radically different from Ihe years of continual devel- pining dTM mii earnart and service. FOURS and SIXES carburetor previously used, the new opment in engineering and Jrlttnl performance, economy the d construction improves in low cost production-t- ell Prices rangefrom $)6$ to 0. b. performance of the motor, giving $2jgo,f. factory P. a quicker pick-u- p and a greater you why the Hupmo- flexibility of action. bile is a great car. Tourlnt; 1)415; 2 -- Pat tenter Roadtter; $1425; The wiring system has been com- Road tier, $1475; Coup; pletely redesigned, and while it The service the $2150; Sedan, $2350. All prices . e. h. factory, costs more to install than the old given by system, is most efficient, proof of authorized Hupmobile which is evidenced by the far t that dealers listed here, is as it affords a fire Insurance rate as good as the car. Tele- THE COOPER MOTOR CO. HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY low as Whe higher priced cars on the market. phone the dealer nearest Distributors DISTRIBUTORS Many oilier changes have been you for a demonstration. rmni IlihU mlth mumlmt utmttn wii 1 -- lnch Phone made: A steering wheel 671.W. 519 West Central Ave. 416-41- in now standard equipment; Timed 8 West Copper roller bearings are used In the Albuquerque front wheels: one-piec- e pressed Southwest Motor Co. running-hoar- d 211-21:- I steel brackets 1 N. tlh SI. Phone 7J0 s' A S T U A K E R body rigidity and eliminates THIS DEB YEAR vibration and body noiaes; a, dash o x June 4, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL: Faare Seven.

United MAXWELL-CHALMER- S THE LOW FORD TURNS OUT HIS throughout the States. CHEVROLET, Tho first Model "T" Ford mo- GOODYEAR TO FACTORY EMPLOYES PRICE CAR, GLEANS MOTOR tor was completed on October 1, 6,000,000th IMS; number 1,000,000 left the SHOW APPRECIATION GLORY IN BIG RUN Ford motor number 6,000,000 assembly line December 10, 1915; line and number 6,000,000 came I-- was lifted from tha assembly SELL POPULAR There was a Simula little sien In the recent 'Angeles-To- - through May 28, 1921. hung up in in office at the main scmlto run the Chevrolet entered In the Highland Park Ford p'ant Although the Ford Motor com- Maxwell plant in Detroit tho other by the Los Angeles Chevrolet Deal- at 9:14 a. m. May 18. Just five pany turned out a number of dif- day. ers association was declared the and one-thir- d seconds later num- ferent models prior to 1908, the of Chevro- The sign was important because winner Class The 6,000,001 was finished. present numbering system began PRICED CORDS In a sentence no in own ber with tho Model "T." it expressed the atti let had competition its Th demand for first tude of the new organization now field, so Domlnio Knsso, the driver, unusually heavy the Maxwell sent it out to show its merit Ford cars and trucks at tlje present building good toward against time has necessitated the building Separate Pullman cars for the The addition of a complete new the thousands of employes of the the field. are exclusive accommodation of wom- Maxwell- - When final tabulations were of 6,400 motors daily These line of cold tires to sell at popular great lactones in tne the In carload lots to the va- en traveling alone are now run on VV. Chalmers group. The said: made it was found that the Chev- shipped prices, has been announced by sign rious Ford assembling plants several of the eastern railroads. I t. Viniiif?, manager of the El Paao "A Working Force As Good As rolet had made the trip of 300 of Tiro and tho Car, and it was in the miles on 13 gallons of gasoline, or branch the Goodyear hung ' A efficient sus- ltubber company of California. office of J. N. Duncan, in charge 30 miles to the gallon. One other wonderfully spring The new line will be called the of personnel in the Maxwell plants. car tied this record, and tlmt one Gross-Ki- b Cord, on account of ho A good product is the result of was in a higher clussification of the Mr. cost. pension gives good Maxwell a cross-ri- b tread design. It will not good labor," says Duncan, dis nupplant tho well known cussing his job and its relation to The consumption of oil was also tread tire of the com- making motor cars remarkably low, but one pint be- degree of riding comfort if ever pany, but will bo a companion line "And good labor means of course, ing used. The car used 12 pints rarely to it. good men. We are trying to keep of water. In tho checking up it The new tire will be marketed always in mind in building our was found that the Chevrolet had found in cars of its size and through Goodyear service stations great labor force, which has been a. grand total score of 41.85 ton weight only and will sell at 20 to 25 per increased by nearly 3,000 workers miles to its credit. II AU-- w since of While the Chevrolet ran without cent less than the earner the first the year, that Cord tires, nm-ald- frontand rear; disc Red wheels, demountable at rim been in course workmen and work-wome- n are hu direct competition in its class, its - troad tires. It has and at hub; drum type lamps; Alemite motor driven of development and testing for a man beings. achievements put it in direct com- lubrication; horn; number of months and will be "In establishing the personnel petition with much higher priced tmudually long springs; Prices F. O. B. Detroit, revenue to be added t ready for general distribution In division we carefully scrutinized cars, tha dealers contend. The Touring Car, $685; Roadster, $885; Coupe,$1385; Sedan, $1485 June. what had been done in Hundreds only other car which equaled the "There aro two rensona for of manufacturing plants. performance of the Chevrolet for bringing out the new line," says "We frankly adopted that which gasoline consumption won in its I the Goodyear statement. "Oaa is had been proven good and rejected class and took second honors in to give our dealers a tire to meet that which had been found want the sweepstake. ing. Toii..(,:'i the needs of customer to whom WOOD MOTOR COMPANY first cost is an factor "We are not Betting up any pa- THE NASH important ternalistio we are at "SIX" Tho other is to give the dealers a regime but I deal with our SHI I I I DISTRIBUTORS tire for commercial ac tempting to fairly LEADS THE SHRINERS' I 111 ft.. T5" thousands of I I J R.lT 'ri,yj--' 181 counts, meaning firms who have a employes, placing CARAVAN OF AUTOS number of trucks and buy in quan them where they can do the best tities. work and rewarding loyalty ana "Two changes only in tho con- efficiency with earned promotion A Nash Six touring car is used struction of the tire as compared "And in doing this we deal with as the official pilot car for the to the tread tire have every person in our employ as an Shriners caravan of 200 automo been made in order to effect the individual. No workman is at the biles which started at Washing- foreman. man D. a ffl: 3 lowered prices. The tire, however. whim of a If a ton, C, and which great many L3 m should give as high a mileage per doesn't just fit in one place, we other cars joined en route. P&l HMVi dollar as the er tread. shift him around to where he does The Cross-Ri- b Cord tire is a ouo-cu- re fit in. To paraphrase an old ax Cigarettes made up in paper of tiuc, as against the two-cur- e iom, we are fitting the round pegs different colors are said to be pop- process used on tread into the round holes and the square ular among New York women, who tires. Second, tho design use J on ones into the square holes. match their cigarettes to their the tread permits an economy in "As a result our labor is happy frocks. the volume of rubber used. The and contented, is working loyally er trend tire, beine de and our labor turn over has been signed to get the maximum of markedly reduced. traction and non-ski- d properties, "The excellence of the good Max- tises'more actual rubber in the well is the answer to what these tread than perhaps any tire on the things are accomplishing." market. Tho tread rubber in the Cross-Ri- b Cord, however, is tough, slow wearing stock that HIGHEST IN LINCOLN should give excellent mileage to users. CAR HISTORY IS "The cord fabric used in tho ITS PRODUCTION new tire will be made of the same quality of long staple Arizona Pima Lincoln production and sain cotton as the er tread continue at rate in be the highest ' and the rubber will of the same history. grade exactly, except in the tread. The greatest trouble now en- The tire will be the, same full over countered size as the ex is that the bodymakcrs tread, have been unable to keep up with cept in tho 30 x 3 size." the stream of orders which the Lincoln has placed with them. lut FOUR LETTERS they nre increasing their efforts and day by day the number of WHICH INDICATE bodies mounted on the completed Lincoln chassis up. AVatueXikIMs.J VV BUICK POPULARITY goes If the Lincoln were to receive iiYi ll';L.'JL no more orders, the factory could "In 1514, when we lived in Ver be for lEDERAti I ( operated at top capacity should car J. . I a 1912 Buick you , ft niont, purchased more than three months. The fact Why buy any l roadster. For I used II three years Is continue to come in 5 that orders EXTRA SERVICE j but a Ford? Prices it with pleasure and my husband about three times as. fast as the lowest, fc used it in his business as a sales to turn Hamn- - capacity of the factory ijj and - man in Vermont and New out. Production will not ex- j parts lowest, operating up- r 600 them TIRES t shtre. He averaged about ceed a maximum of 40 or BO cars jl ' miles a trip. In the fait of 1916 keep expense lowest, yet a Ford we it into and a day. ' drove the garage To concentrate the ij did not touch it until the manufacture, If you .one of these II car will take j y again old Holden avenue plant of the buy you anyplace any spring of 1921. On the first quar aban- RUGGED from ill I Lincoln is being gradually tires us, youll car will co.. Thes3 are sensible. .rif-SEC- ter turn, the engine started run work done there . trwMim tho same as it did on tlia doned and the be to come back for more. 1 ttT ning just frame making and the glad last day we drove it," writes Mrs. principally or manufacture of Bcrews and bolts That a we sell them. K. V. Cunningham, cambnose transferred to fine commodious why Mass. the i Ford is the, most sensible car II 1 Warren avenue factory, says the In in j Appreciates fiood Engineering. . They're right quality, ill y$ 1 havo 1918 Dearborn newspaper. j I for to own. Terms if 1 "W a Buick Four of and in every way. anyone $v and I just want to thank the men price Jy' of inventive genius and mechani- BEWARE OF TIRE desired. cal skill who built this consistent, MMk rf'' J i; ON reliable and economical little-bi- THIEVES TRIPS; Southwest c writes M. J. Maloney, of Par- j j Auto & Co. -f- car," ' Quickel Supply " ife25!!um mif ker, Wash. It is a mistake to carry new tires Motor a J Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, "Wo cannot give the valve-ln-hea- d as spares. The epidemic of tire Company J? jjf this DISTRIBUTORS 4 principle credit for all stealing that prevails throughout Sixth Street and Central Avenue ,"jVj-Vi-- M all " fino performance, although the country has demonstrated the Phone ?10. Lgg who understand must know the evldlty of tire thelves for tires j BELEN AUTO COMPANI, HELEN, N. M VV $mJvJ.ijb, V valve-in-hen- 211-21- X 3 SSJs. d is the most econom- that have never been used and can North Fourth. Tj. ical gas engine built, all other fea- be disposed of as new. A new tire jL tures being equal: but there Is naturally brings a much higher ma- something else in this little price than one that shows wear. IIIIHIIWI HI Ill I1IIIIIMII chine. ' Motorists whose new spares have """""" "The perfect balance and been Rtolen with unfailing regular- of vibration at high speed, ity should remember thrtt they i'1 due possibly to the long connect- have been offering tempting bait ing rods, is one thing. And anocher to the thieves. The sensible thing ljlljj i the substantial shaft driving th6 to do is to use a new tire for a f water pump and generator. few hundred miles before using it . "The tire mileage is the best in as a spare. m all our experience," adds Mr. Ma- mmamm. m. mmmm mimammamm m mbhmmm mmm mfe. mhmm .hmmm ill loney. The head of the engineering Four's Performance in Traffic. forces of the Chilean state railroad "I am so pleased with my new is a woman. Buick Four I don't know quite The Lowest how to express myself," writes Priced Frank Cruess, of Waterbury, Conn. "I, am eertnlnly well pleased "It is far ahead of anything I with my 1922 Buick touring," expected. It has power and speed, writes A. W. Wilkinson, of Rush-vill- but what pleases me most is th Ind.- - "It is my second Buick The Tire with the Wider and Thicker Tread way it performs in traffic." and as long as I drive a car it will FULLY "Always a Buick," Ho Writes. be a valve-in-he- Buick." EQUIPPED Roadster

f.o.b. c . Hint, MtcK Pric Idwithout advance norlo 3iubfct to chang Was It The Thing To Do-?- The Chevrolet Roadster fa a car It has the fine appearance mat that can be used purely for busi- carries prestige, which is another mo for in ness, purely personal service, or point its favor as a business car. 'Ware If you built a tire carcass of tho the Flimsy finest cord or fabric and then in an ideal combination of both. And then it is the cheapest in price Closed realized that the miles it would of any car in America, quality and Body deliver depended entirely on a It is intensely practical as a business equipment considered. We maintain and experience prove that rubber tread car. For salesmen it will serve cars are flimsy, light always expensive in the Wouldn't you spend a few cents splendidly to multiply earning And because it is the car oflowest long run. and it a for extra rubber give power, the cost, it becomes the Reo cars are light but the term is used in a wider and thicker tread? makingpossible covering operating relative sense. ofa much and more in cost of service We chose this course two larger territory cheapest per year Reo engineers never have sacrificed stamina years calls in time.' in ago-- and a 77 increase in Gates a given of any car the world. . and durability, in the interest of mere light- Super-Trea- d Tire sales the past ness. , there has been an of ninety days has again justified THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY Recently epidemic "frail" our decision. closed cars, in the market. , Our advice is beware of this type of closed DISTRIBUTORS car. PHONE 67I-- 519 West Central Avenue Better far, buy a "well-mad- e, reputable open car, than experiment with av closed model whose price itself should serve as a warning. Price Is t. o. b. Lansing, pins special Federal Tax

Paulin Motor Car --AND WE SELL EM Co;, Inc. BOflTniBIlT RUBBER COMPANY If You Tell it Thru Journal 21? North Fourth St. Sell Cars, the Phone 671 401 West Copper Ave. v - Phone 237J. x June 4, 1922 Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL "YOUR BODY IS THE TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, WHICH IS IN YOU" ICor 619 Text Selected by C. J. Coffman, Spiritist Chapel

MOST SUBLIME FELLOWSHIP OF SENTENCE SERMONS. MECCA CAFE IIOBBS' Wa Specialize on CHICKEN and TCRKEX IN ., . - CHRISTIANS IS THAT MADE We are flattered into good thoughts of people, SUNDAY DINNER into hard ones. Carl Armerding, of Gos- All items for the Sunday church for prayer at the home of W. E. Quality Gars 214 West Central and slighted must be at the Journal office 701 West Roma avenue. GOD--REV. HIGBEE page Mauger, FAITH WITH pel Hall, by noon on Friday. Friday. 7:45 p. m. Bible study at the hall. "THEY SATISFY" for the word of First Methodist Episcopal Church. Union Hearts are hungering everywhere Corner Third and Lead avenue. Broadway Christian Church. Hat Shop Pastor of Central Avenue Methodist Church praise, for the expression of appreciation. Where one Kev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. F. Broadway and Gold avenue. A Few of Our Real Bar- Hats Cleaned and Blocked. 75c bv a thousand are starving for want Bowyer, Sunday school superin- Willard A. Guy. minister. Resi- gains in Used Cars. Ladles' Straw Hats, all on Fellowship of Faith in Closing is spoiled praise, tendent. I B, Thompson, musical dence, 116 Soutr Walter street. kinds, dyed, SI.00. Speaks Lutheran 1649-- of it. A. M. Knudsen, St. Paul's English director. Phone Buick abso- ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Sermon of Series on Theme of Faith and 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 9:45 Bible school. Big Six, Church. An- 11 a. m. Service with sermon: 11a. m. Morning worship. lutely the best buy Nine Sermons on Phases of Faith. "Moke Sure of God" (Winder-"Ou- r nual Children's day sermon; topic, Fancy; il- in .New Mexico ... $200 The of the saving merits of Christ to Savior Reigns" (Winder- "The Most Powerful Magnet," THE STITCH IN application mere); solo, "No Night There" lustrated. Buick light $500 nine-wee- k se- She was the guar- is work of the Ghost. six..... TIME SHOP In concluding a patient spirit. the individual sinners the Holy (Danks), Miss Cleda Bass. 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Buick ries on the general theme of dian angel of your childhood feet, 7 m. 8 p. m. the Bible stripped ....$250 "A Stitch In Time for Jesus earned salvation for mankind; the Holy Ghost p. Epworth League. Program by v Saves "Faith or Fancy," at the Central the refuge 8 p. m. Praise service with ser- school. Cadillac 8, excellent Nine." Kev. C. bruised or members and This the does only by the Word Avenue Methodist church, bleeding imparts it.' Holy Spirit mon: "A Heart Treasure." Quar- condition . .' $750 ROYAL CLEANERS as follows on the puzzled minds. And there were 487-V- C Higbea spoke of God and the holy Sacraments which our Lord has tet, "Abiding" (Teal). Offertory, Immaculate Conception Church 420 West Gold. Phone 7. Fub-top- lo of of brothers and sisters, who were Ford "The Fellowship Immanuel Lutheran selected. (Jesuit Fathers.) truck... $275 Mrs. L. M. (lagans. Prop. Faith:" dearer to you than all else besides, instituted. Carl Schmid, Church. North Sixth street. 8 There was at- Oldsmobile $650 We select for our text this however fair. the Central Avenue Methodist. Sodality mass at 7 a. m. a from the tenth mosphere of love pervading all. mass m. Hupmobile Touring $250 . morning phrase of life is about the table more Central avenue and Arno street. Children's at 8:15 a, verse of Paul's letter to the church The grandest place this side The family engendered Low mass at 9:16 a. m. Overland sixth heaven. life. C. C Higbee, pastor. Residence, Speedster $325 1 nt Gala'tla, and the chapter. than in any other feature of the home That the 318 South Walter. Phone 1262. High mass and sermon at 10:30 albert Beauty farlor household of faith." And is the of tho a. Kco Speed Wagon.. $675 Facial and "The this portrait Christian church should partake of this element is Ji 30 a. m. Church school. J. E. m. Electrical, Scalp Since tho time when God said church the household of faith. Evening services at 7:30 o'clock. Rco Light $175 Treatments, Shampooing, Hair Adam: "It is not t:ocd Our of reasons Jesus instituted M.'ijor, superintendent. concerning gracious heavenly Father, doubtless one the why the 11 a. m. Communion services. All to Dressing and Manicuring. that man should be alone," men in power and stainlessly C. C. Cen- of God. cars subject $50.00 Phone 521. 115 West felluw-uhl- Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Higbee, Anthem, "There Is a Green Hill Church, Copper Wv6 hungered for human pure in character. He keepeth his 901 South Edith street. discount for cash. This ad as coupon will entitle situation of a Methodist Church. Far Away" (Gounod); sanctus, The solitary own under the hollow of his hand, tral Avenue (Carl F. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Used and you to 2So on Shampoos. Crusoe make inter- will he with- Holy, Holy, Holy" 11 New and Parts Robinson may and "No good thing Priced: chant, "The Lord's Pray- a. m. Preaching, esting reading, but it is fa' from hold from them that walk upright- "Oh Lamb Accessories for all cars. So in th-.- t to be able God is an architect who built the temple that we er" (Williams); quartet, normal living. far, fact, ly." What a privilege of God" (MoCollin). Blblo Students (Colored). our law desires to Inflict pun- to trust Into His hands, which Stu- when everything call you. God lives in that temple He has built. 7 p. m. Epworth League, Harris Colored International Bible ishment on one who violates It, that He doeth all things dent assooiation classes meet or knowing God around with you at all Gross, president. at EXCELSIOR such person may be banished well. And the church "the Therefore, by carrying Ser- 317 West Silver avenue. to confinement in of all is 8 p. m. Evening worship. sentenced prison. Lamb's bride" the fairest times you must do some good; it up to you how much mon text: "The Iron Did Swim." 10:10 a. m. Morning service. On the other hand, our hiRhef-- t human institutions. The sctter-fort- h HOBBS MOTOR The Soft Water cluster good you will do. C. J. Coffman, Spiritist Chapel. II Kings 6:6. and fondest memories of the ideals: the free-wi- San .joys highest A ll offering for the "poor Felipe de Ncrt Church. about our delightful companion- champion of the noblest endeav taken In connection Old Albuquerque. (Jesuit Fath- Laundry of the best will be with 177 PHONE 171 ships. ors; composed people; What has happened is this. We have gone forth the morning service, the program ers.) Established in 1706. The In reference to Adam, we nre brothers and sisters In Christ Jesus. will be oldest church building in Albu- COMPANY we the Book to cut out the cancer of materialism that was of which explained at the not told why It was "not good that There study precious eating time. querque. man should be alone;" further than In the Sunday school; hear the into the heart of the world and we have caught the in- 6:30 a. m. Mass. the woman was to be "an preached word from the sacred 7 a. m. mass. Short 513-1- that fection. Since war we have been St. John's Cathedral Sodality 5 West Central With helpmeet to him," and that ends desk; sing the songs of Zion and the echoing the phi- (Episcopal). sermon In Spanish. Say It which fervent There Silver avenue and Fourth street. were to be achieved jointly engage in prayer. losophy of Germany, everybody for himself America Res- 8:30 a. m. Children's mass. not be alone. the of Christian love Rev. Beniamin F. Root. dean. Phone 434 - Insurance could accomplished atmosphere H. S. Church. 310 South Fourth street. Sunday school after mass. And to this day people are drawn pervades all. Religion is not only first. Davidson, Congregational idence, 10 a. m. Parochial high mass. In a Policy with benefit and in the house of Phone 1683-- J. together for mutual taught, but caught, school at a. m. Sermon in Spanish. New the of many tasks faith. Sunday 9:5 3 p. m. The York Life prosecution While sin cannot be its own Holy communion 7:80 a. m. and Baptisms. Sodality which could not be realized indi- But the fellowship of faith not altogether cure, the meetings. , we 11 a. m. Ice vidually and alone. Each meal only has its sentimental side; it "mud bath" as Macaulay called it, has In 7:30 p. m. Evening services. Watch for the Velvet of we side as brought many Services will be charge of eat, each article clothing has its practical well, liv to of Frederick B. Rev. Rosary, instruction, benediction. Cream wear, each convenience we enjoy, needs tne a one his sense need of a Saviour, and demon- Bishop Howden, Week Mass morn- Wagon ery Christian lenowsnip M. J. Cannon will preach at the 11 Days every Vel- each book we read, each Journey of faith for: strated the very philosophy of the plan of salvation; ing at 5:30 and at 6:30 o'clock. We carry True Fruit Paris Shoe Store we all the 1. such faith as he o'clock service. take; requires Enriching man's is God's No service.' vet Ice Cream. Wholesale' Shoos for the whole family. of scores of others. We are have. How often have we that extremity opportunity reaching evening Omnl-Splrltls- t. may Retail Good Quality at Reasonable remarkably dependent upon each gone to church, finding it diffi- the limit of human agency to help, man often in de- Chapel at 1224 North Second and Candy Shop. I love. I Nazarene Church. . C. me- 758 Prices. other. cult to sing: "My Jesus, reaches out finds T.. street. Prof. J. Coffman, 110 S. Second. Phone spair after and God. Heart first. 814 North Third street. L. 1727-- 107 N. 1st St. T. M. C. A. '. And not only so for practical know thou art mine." Not because 1970-- dium. Phone Opp. Not head first. And herein is God's Gaines, pastor, phone S Phono 928-- J. purposes, but also because we have we could not sing: but because justice manifested. Bchool 9:45 a. m. Regular services at p. m.. Sun- been created such natures as down in our hearts we were not Sunday at day. service and with Evangelist E. Arthur Lewis, Nazarene Church. W. R. Kinsworthy. superintendent. Message question fellowship, it is a neces-nit- y conscious of the fact. But after period accompanied by short talk require we have Sunday school 9:45 a. m. . for contentment and complete worshipping there gone at 11 a. m. and 7:43 on fundamentals of spiritism. of our personality. away with a Te Deura In our Preaching VAPOR BATHS development There is one of . m. E. Arthur Individual who lives alone is hearts.- - question supreme importance to by Evangelist Church Brown's Transfer The ; Lewis. Baptist (Spanish). to become narrow, d, The who undertakes to the hundreds of forth 1007 South Second street. Rev. likely person young people going today from ,Y. P. S. at 3:30 p. m. possessed of peculiarities and acquaint himself with the things our schools and It is "How in- J. G. Sanchez, pastor. Ph. 1487-- Bath and Storage God alone is colleges. this: shall I 10 dwarfed In his nature. While the ot individually and Salvation Sunday school at a. m. HOW. Stiver Phone 678 narrow and circum- vest life, with its and so Army. Bervlce 1 1 one who deals continually with his necessarily my powers possibilities, that Office. 1023 North Third street. Morning at o'clock. Ask About Our Service fellows Is broadened in perspec- scribed in his views. Why, no one it will the and best in- Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Massage C. A. bring biggest returns upon the Hall. 216 South Second street. nerv-ou- BODGES. Proo. In and en- man can to see the whole All In Treatments for skin and s V tive, deepened sympathy hope A. 927-- R. G. Guest preaching Spanish. riched In every way. round of truth In any sphere. We vestment?" W. Guy, Broadway Christian Church. Phone, Captain diseases: liver trouble, J we to to the In command. ' and But are think especially need the astronomer study 11 a. m. Holiness First Baptist Church. gout, rheumatic neuralgic of a of hu- stars above us; the geologist to meeting. and Lead' avenue. influen- today particular phase 2 p. m. Sunday school and Broadway diseases, constipation, THE STATE SHINE man association: "The Fellowship study the rocks beneath us; the The Rev. Thomas F. pas- za, obesity, etc. How Is commercialized vice to be were Mesdamea Steine:" adult Bible class. Harvey, lumbago, of Faith." Men have not only ma- psychologist to study the mind Slmonson, tor. Phone 2334-- J. $2.00 suppressed and how Is the blight and Tomel. The next meet- 6:15 p. m. Young People's Le- TREATMENTS PARLOR terial, but also spiritual Interests. within us, and the physician to sewing Graded Bible school, 945 a. in. 85W in which we live. of war to be removed If we will ing will be held with Mrs. Vol-quar- gion. corner 608 W. Central. Phone Complete Equipment to Clean. And as people of like professions study the body 7 m. service. Mission school at of For- 10 m. to 8 m. of And when these have not wield that strength which at her home, 202 Korth p. Street 9:45 m. Hours a. p. Block and Dye Ladies' and and pursuits find the fellowship all brought comes of union. The Guest will at the rester and Slate at a. In similar walks of life pe-- . their how much fellowship Fourteenth street, on Wednesday, Captain speak Men's Bible class at Y. M. C. A. Gent's Felt and straw Hate. others together findings, ot faith Is a and 14. Lead Avenue church. 121 culiarly welcome, so those of kin- more complete our knowledge in temperamental June Methodist, at 9:.10 a. m. West Central Avcuae. dred religious convictions and ex- the physical realm, i practical necessity. Graduates Banquet. Public worship at 11 a. m. in did Taul write In his letter Yet, the deepest and highest, the The annual dinner in honor of First Congregational Church. periences, find delight mingling Well Coal avenue Broad- and 7:80 p. m. others of like faith and or- to the "Be to broadest and most the young people of this church and South with Ephesians: strong of all remains to be way. Harold S. Davidson, Ph. D., der. The French infidel, Voltaire, apprehend with nil saints." Each fellowship graduating from tho High school St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church, in 60 from one of us should bo with mentioned. Down in the heart of and state will be held minister. Residence, 626 South HERE AT LAST prophesied that years helped 18 university street. Sixth street and Silver avenue. the man's of view. Ban man fhf conscious in the church on Walter M. the time he made the statement, other point Letlevcryness parlors Monday Church school at 10 a. m. Arthur Knudsen, pastor. FOR HOME 411 Tires Made Puncture Proof died no man the sea of God'B ot a supreme being. And a with -- - that the church would have suppose evening, the graduates and D. 8:45 a. m. Sunday school. In out. in time itself in what can yearning for union and communion their as the of J. Jones, superintendent. Kraem- - a few minutes with But less than that ths grace exhausts with him. It has been said: parents guests tin Orchestra meets for rehearsal at Grades for all ages. A. W. very house where lis made tho be revealed In his own little bay. truly church council members and their er, superintendent, 2. "Man is Incurably religious." St. wives. An 9:45 a. m. COMFORTS ! statement was being; used as a depot Stabilizing such faith as he Interesting program of 11 11a. m. Morning worship. The New Discovery of the Christian have. is difficult for a Augustine, who had tried to find toasts has been and a Morning service at o'clock. on for the circulation may It satisfaction in sinful arranged, of sermon: "Are You an pastor will speak "The Fruits of scriptures. The church Is not an man In any line to hold unshalten many ways, nappy time Is in prospect. Subject the Spirit." Solo by Mrs. Karl For demonstration and service Is in- and said: "Man came from God, and Optimist?" Special music. ' See artificial Institution, i It an convicticn of a truth singly re- Christian Endeavor. con Noneman. deep-seate- d he shall be homesick until he this evening and telligent effort to meet a alone. But let others agree with The roll call verse at the conse- Beginning 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor IH18W8 ISSfffflSPSHWWHISI H(STOHJ In- turns to Him." Outward friend- tinuing until the union servlct s, the hunger. Not a perfect him. let many endorse his Idea, cration service of the society this meeting. Topic, "Better Friend mm mmmmsm sassi so neces- ships and fellowships do not satis- evening services will be held in JVIONTOYA stitution, to be sure: but and with each additional testimony evening will be from the Book of En- ships." Leader, Miss Mary Brown. fy the Inner man. There are times conjunction with the Christian - 215-1- 7 West sary that were all the churches of to its truth the individual belief Daniel. The contest between the 7 Roll call, verse from Daniel. Of- At Brown Garage, it would not be . - mUm. nnnlmlo. U,n when the strongest emotion of the deavor, meeting ut o'clock. The today annihilated, is one Cacti and the Yucca will begin will be fering for Jehoiada's Chest. Copper. weeks before similar assem- on of faUnl"1 that may draw aside on subject tonight "Better 8 m. Ser- - many the verge breaking Sunday evening. The business 15:1-4- ; 18: p. Evening worship. would convene, enter when "went into the sanctu- from all other fellowships and of Friendships." (Samuel mon on blies upon he commune with God. meeting the society will be held by the pastor "When Lack the erection of similar places of ary." on Tuesday nt 8 o'clock. Wisdom.' Special music. I It may be admitted that here evening ing Albuquerque worship and engage in similar de- The verdict of the expert Is ev Tho Missionary Socloiy. votions. OtherwiFo there would be When we speak In a foreign language to The M. E. Church (Spanish). i erywhere acknowledged. "The man society meets at the church Meets at Barelas npw. J. W. Bible Students. woeful decline. we Thomas Kdlson many. For natural 3 a spiritual For speaks concerning knoweth not the of on Thursday afternoon at o'clock 210 The Bible students meet at the cannot escape the truth of the In most of umput our hand things the to consider Na- Clutter, pastor. Parsonage, on East Central avenue. ' electricity, of neither can he know the subject, "The Sixth street. Phone 257-- J. city library statement: "Hold fast the over our and humble our- spirit God, South 3 m. Gas & Electric spired mouth dis- tive Christian at Work." 10 a. m. school. p. Bible study. of our wav- listen. when them, for they are spiritually Sundny 8 profession faith that it selves to Likewise, to Family Iay, 11 a. m. Service with sermon. p. m. Tabernacle shadows. and let us consider one an- one walked and well cerned. Yet the true Christian, 8 er not who has long of Next Sunday, June 11, will be 7:30 m. service and Wednesday. p. m. Prayer other to unto love and with God his words bear the subllmest all fellowships is observed ns p. Song provoke sneaks, that which he has with his God. Family day, following sermon. meeting. good works: not forsaking the as weight. Not that we are not to a long established custom In Friday 8 p. m. Finished mys- - of ourselves at think for ourselves. But the And it is this fellowship with the thj sembling together, things Father which affords a real church. The morning message by Church of Christ. tery. Company manner some Is. we see nre clarified. An1 power ns-pe- ct tho ot tHeo, dimly to as the pastor will deal with some Located in the eleventh block CONGREGATIONAL. 10:23-25- .) which we do not at us, as well unspeakable peace Indian Motorcycles things perceive and When sin comes knock- of the. Christian home, and on Forrester avenue. St. Paul's characterisation ef the all, are mnde manifest. Before a Joy. holy comraiion will be administ- Are You an Optimist? is: "The household of man his faith usual- ing at our hearts, It may always Bong service at 10 a. m. "At Your Service" and Bicycles church surrenders hi be If we shall be ered. The service preparatory to Bible at 10:30 a. m. The pastor will speak this morn- faith." And what meaning is here ly breaks fellowship with the turned away able study on "The to say: "The Is holy communion will be held on Breaking of bread at 11 a. m. ing the theme, Optimist." Phone 98 ALBUQUERQUE NOVELTT conveyed to each individual who saints, past and present. place occupied by Friday evening. The serv- Are you an optimist? Do you look WORKS home-life- ? 3. the heavenly guest." When trou- evening Evening service, prayer and lias the privilege of 'a real Expression of such faith as ice of day will be on the bright side, even when you - SSI South Second St. Let memories he We have ble comes. He Is our comforter. Family given study of scriptures at 7:30 o'clock. your hark may have. previously When sorrows over to the Sunday school for Its have to hunt for it? It's a good back to the old homestead. You observed that faith is not belief come, He lifts up annual habit. summer months our head and bathes with Children's day service, at Christian Science Society. During the see your godly father. A man of alone. It is vlBlon plus valor. It drooping which a special will be the evening service will be held bear- or heaven's balm our breaking hearts. offering Woman's club building. 618 West physical strength and noble is impossible for one to obtain received for Tabitha home for ns with the Christian Endeavor. The He well for his own Christian When sickness comes, He soothes Gold avenue. Be ing. provided retain a clear and virile our fevered and aged at Lincoln, Ne- school at 3:45 a. m. pastor will give a short sermon Ride in the Durant and Convinced and stood fearlessly between them faith without as well as brow, stands beside our braska. Sunday and will be of expression cot of pain and stills our throb- Sunday services at 11 a. m. there plenty bright, and all danger. Tou know no impression. Suppose Washington Summer Blblo School. ' inspiring singing. Young and old or in home. And in lib- bing hearts. When death comes, Wednesday testimonial meeting want anxiety that the revolution for American A summer Bible school for chil- 8 together will enjoy and be helped was mother. encountered a man who he draws sensibly near and stands at p. m. Hew fuexico Motor there your precious erty had dren between the ages of lour and The room In Room 12. by these services. The first will Corporation A woman of refined nature and I believe In you. Just beyond the veil which human reading 7 said: "General, cannot And when fourteen will be held at St. Paul's Mellnl 41214 West Central be held tonight at o'clock. The I love to read of your deeds. And eyes penetrate. building, will Friend- all other loved and living ones English Lutheran church during avenue, is open dally except Sun- subject be, "Better often in my solitary and medita- me vacation season. The school ships." Be sure and come! I am cheered the must be left behind, comes with day from 2:30 to 6:30 p. m. tive hours. by his to us will open Monday, June 12, and Christian Endeavor. of you and the vision of holy angels "Bear away continue A was held IP I WERE TO DIE TONIGHT thought on their snowy wings to our im- for a period of four Presbyterian Chnroh. delightful picnic by Is a of the success which I fancy you shall weeks. It will be open to all the street avenue. the Endeavorers on Memorial day Hero list what I win." One can mortal home," where we shall be Fifth and Silver would leave to my family. ultimately easily with Him forever and forever. If ooys and girls In the communltv H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, at Bear canyon. A large number about KANSAS imagine' the swift and penetrating who desire to attend, and there went and all reached the moun What a CITY answer: statement we have no Joyful fellowship with pastors. LIKE Savins Account "Your that you en- will be no charge for tuition: It S:46 a. m. tains in the early morning. Some Policy? believe In me is false. No one be- God here, how can we hope to Sunday school. The will be free Res of climbed to Kim rock Southwest joy fellowship with Him hereafter? to all ch ldren. B. B. Cristy. superintendent. the party lieves in me who does not share sions will be held and saw wonderful which j Oh that all might be able to say: every morning 11 a. m. Morning worship. Ser- the view, my cause. The army is marching, irom wonaay to mon Dr. Maclt of well repaid for tne stiff hike, it battles are the revolution frtflay, beginnlnR by George II. ahead, "When I see the moment nearlng at ociock ana closing at 11:30. Nashville, Tenn. Duet, "The Lord was ,voiea mat a more enjoyaute needs men. Ho who believes, There will be a kindergarten de outing was never held by the so- Such a Is Christ'. That I shall sleep beneath the Is My Shepherd" (Spross), Mrs. USED FORDS fights." spirit sod. partment for the little folks. The Van Devanter and Mr. McKean. ciety, noted for Its good times. And In our work of faith great children will learn good toners 7 m. The June social and business meet- Co. p. service at r us. Christ was Inter- When time with me is disappearing Vesper Sup- tasks await to be hear good stories and have a gen Rock. The last Sun- ing will be held tomorrow even- ested in the world of men and ev- I want alone with God." per meeting Mrs. uinely gooa iirae. une instruction day was postponed. Cars will ing at the home of Severns, Square Deal Garage ery sphere of human welfare. And win mciuae music, Bible church :30 m. 400 South Arno street. In co- Are you of the" "household of study, leave the at p. this day of organization, Bible memory work, 8 m. Mid-wee- k Men's Club. well-nig- faith?" The first In sort missionary Wednesday p. FOR THE is h indispens- step any No man of church WE ARE AGENTS FOLLOWING CARS operation of fellowship is faith. By acting siones, games ana otner interest prayer meeting. Study of Psalms, the should Ford Service, Supplies and able. Evil is organized and right ing features. There will be a ree. 78. forget the June meeting of the eousness must needs be too. As on the warrant of the Christian 37 and en-Jo- reation period every day. A Men's club, which will bs held at Parts. soldier shoul-- I faith today, you may come to y corpse wlRely might a single a with the Father of six teachers has been M. E. Church the church parlors on Wednesday AJAX der his rifle and set out for the fellowship engad. (Spanish). 8 o'clock. An interest- Also Agent for TIRES. in comparison with which all hu- the school being under the general Los Griegos. Kulalio Yrene, pas- evening at JORDAN, HUPMOBILE field of battl'. as for an unaffil or tne 8 ing Is being prepared and All Work Guaranteed. set man friendships and fellowships supervision pastor. tor. p. m. Service, program iated Christian to his solitary Into ' there will be refreshments and a the massed evils sing insignificance. Carl C. 412 West Copper Avenue. strength against IMMANUEri F.VAWiEIJCAlj Immanuel Evan. Lutheran Church. social hour. Magee will of the world. How Is the gospel IVILLYS-IUIIGII- T, OVERLAND to BROADWAY CHRISTIAJf. LUTHERAN. . Gold avenue and Arno street. speak. ! to be all the world? preached Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence, Odd Fellows Sunday. Bible School. Bible Sriiool. 200 South Arno street. Next Sunday, June 11, the Odd Interest In the dally vacation Bi- The seventh term of our Bible Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Fellows and Rebeccas will be the HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY ble sfhool continues to crow. Near- school will open Monday morning Services In the English language guests st this church at .the morn- DISTKIUI TOMS ly all of our own boys and girls at 8:30 o'clock. As in former at 10 a. m. ing service. have enrolled snd several from vefl.rs. nn tbla veni Mien tli mt f ,n Services in the German language j Woman's Club. PRICE OF TOURING MODELS AT OIL SEAL PISTON RINGS other churches in the will offer a aflat 11 a. in. The Woman's club will meet on rommunity systematic study of this week instead of ' Will Stop Oil Pumping. are expecting to attend. The teach- the Christian doctrines and Bible, Sermon topic in both services, Wednesday ALBUQUERQUE ers are hard on tho pro- All children between "The (Spirit Mends the Dam- on Thursday at the home of Mrs. GILLIAM UOLLLR BEARINGS Replacement for all Cars. working history. the Holy 110 ' which to be both ages of six and fourteen are Done at Babel." (i. II. Anderman, et North . 418 WEST COPPER gram, promises years age ' JORDAN . . . . .$2,093.00 interesting and helpful. The school eligible. 'If you want to raise tho Vacatlonal Bible school begins nigh street. will begin Monday, June 12, and moral standard of your boys and Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock. HUPMOBILE . . . $1,450.00 four Services In the CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST ...... continue woeks, meeting every girls and make them Christian men English language WILLYS-KNIGH- day except Saturday and bunday, nnd women, train their conbclence are held every Sunday at 10 o'clock T ....$1,620.00 from 9 to 11:30. The program In- by the word of God. and In the German language on the Parsonage Redecorated. OVERLAND cludes a period of devotion, scrip- Ladles' Aid. first and third Sundays ot tho Our parsonage, located at 818 $'695.00 FORD ture memory work, music, Bible The Ladles' Aid society decided month at 11 o'clock. South Walter street, ha been much hand work, recreation, hab- on a vacation and Au- QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. stories, during July interiorally. The living it talks, etc. gust, resuming the work in Sep- North Fonrth Street Gospel Hall. Improved Phone 150 Sixth and Central ' There wlll.be something worth tember. The pastor gave a report 1300 North Fourth street. and dining rooms have both been while going on every minute for of the New Mexico conference held . Sunday school and Bible class at tastily papered. The work Is ot every boy and girl between the at Optimo, N. M. One hundred 9:46 a. tn. W. C. Raabe, supt. the drop-ceilin- g style with cut-o- ut ages of four and fourteen. The dollars was applied to the bulldng 11 a. m. Breaking of bread In border and base trimming. The the southwest kotor INSURANCE REAL ESTATE school Is open to all. Enroll now. fund of the congregation In the remembrance of the Lord. No ceiling is of the broken-glas- s va- Life Fire ' Automobile Rentals Notary it Is free. form of a loan by the society. preaching at this hour. riety and th side-wal- ls of a mod- Accident and Plate Glass Loans ' Work Ladies' Aid. S P. m. Preaching in Spanish est coloring. The kitchen has also co::.paiiy Health Burglary Conveyancing Bonds The Ladies' Aid society met at By means of a new electrical by Jose B. Rey. received a new coat of calsomln-In- g, the church Thursday afternoon. machine, claims an American med- 7145 p. m. Preaching. the color being a light tan. J. E KASEMAN, Manager THE METCALF AGENCY The ladies reported the purchasa ical scientist, the disease, sex. and Tuesday, 7:30 v. m. Bible study All of the bills have been paid 211 North Fourth St. Phone 710 118 South Third St. I'uone 144. of two large tables for une In the race of a patient can be told by a tn Spsnlsh by .lone R. Rey. This work Is quite an addition to church kitchen. The hostesses drop of his or her blood, .'Wednesday at 8 p. m.Meeti.is the cozinefcs of the place.