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AMERICA LIKELY FOUR MEN SEEN FREE STATE man LISP COST STAGE STAR POSITION; KELLER REFOSES FEDERAL RELP OUSTED MEMBER SHE SUES DENTIST FOR $20,000 TO TAKE A WITH REVOLVERS NW YORK IS TO APPEAR OR FOB FARM F OLK OF HOUSE RURLS

IN THE GERMA AT HERRI!. RIOT TOLD TO LEAVE QWERTY Eft SE GETS APPROVAL CHARGE AGIST II I n n I II I nm nil Witnesses at Trial of Five Daniel J. McGrath Gets Representative From Min- Secretary Hoover, Director, H R II ll S III IIM ILIEpSPUlE Unable to Identify Them Anonymous Letter Telling nesota Causes Surprise of War Finance Board,: iliuiliin UULUli In- as Men Who Fired Shots; Him He Is a When He Announces Others Co-Op- - Our Influence Can Be Used Sanctioning i and Say Victims Tied With Rope Gang of Legal Slayers ability to Meet Committee rative Needed Representative Harrison, Toward Solving the Rep- Marketing ueillUUcU, LBiUblU- - Marlon, 111., Dec. 15. The at- New York, Men. 15. Tho Irish Dec. 15. Another arations 'Problems, Is Washington. Washington, Dec. 3o. tors Is Sold in tack on the Herrln "strip" mine, Free State was ordered by Justice surprise was furnished before the alive marketing of farm crops Patronage View of Officials the death 'march through the town V. Mullen in court house judiciary committee t.idny ' George supreme of assurances of support from Virginia with tho captives, and the hunt to show cause next with the failure Representative of execu- few was today Tuesday of Minnesota, members administrative, HARVEY ISCALLED ing down of a fugitives, tho of of Keller, republican tive and congressional branches of described today by witnesses at the why place imprisonment to appear in response to a formal DECLARES SLEMP IS M. Irish summons to under oath the the government today. Secretary HOME FROM LONDON trial of five men in connection Stephen O'Mara, republi- give of Commerce Hoover, Kugene with the killings. can leader, should not be revealed information on which he based his OFFICIAL DISPENSER At- Meyer, Jr., managing director of All but one of the defendants to for O'Mara impeachment charges against Dis- .attorneys and General the war finance corporation, and Wiedfeldt and Hughes were named as having been seen torney Duugherty. C. the Earaonn do Valera. Mr. ve no explanation Ralph Miller, member of Denial Alleges That No In the possession of a gun during Keller r federal reserve board, told dele- cuss the Situation; White the progress of the rioting, but all The order was granted on peti- other than that contained in a let- Is Collected his counsel. Jackson II. gates to the first national council Money by House With- the witnesses so far heurd have tion of John F. Flnerty of Wash- ter from of Sookesmen Con-bo- y, !VfX'.: Mr. farmers marketing declared that could not iden- ington, D. C thriugh Martin Ralston, which stated that asso- Republicans on Promise they in was unable to to- associations that commodity hold All Details persons had seen his New York Ralston appear re- tify any they representative, of business ciations had done more toward of Office the act of shooting at the vi- who seeks to have a commission day because imperative in the engagements. storing finnneinl stability 1 5 Asso- ctim. take O'Mara's testimony in the I'nited States fac- Washington, Nov. by the at this time than any other g The defendants who have been Irish republic bond suit "Without submitting and Senator of Washington, Dec. 15. In a part-t- ciated Press.) Administration of- hav- to of the commit tor, Capper Kansas, pointed out by witnesses as which has been in the New York the jurisdiction leader of the senate farm hloc. d shot at his republican foes ficials believe that American Influ- been seen guns during for more a tee with regard t tho subpoena.. ing carrying courts than year. the said. "I am at clnred the prospects wet'o growing! just before they ousted him lute ence cari be employed to help to- the rioting are Otis Clark, Beit Tho papers alleged that O'Mara letter expecting hetter dnilv for action on rural! today from the house of renresen- - end L. V. i" your next meeting, tomorrow, or wards a solution of the German Grace, Joseph Caranghl was unlawfully detained in Ireland Inter to such before credits legislation. tatives on the grounds of election Mann. The name of Peter Uiller. be take position 1 reparations problem. That feeling and it was feared ho would 'the committee with to the .Secretary Hoover said the farm-- irregularities, Representative Tim- the fifth defendant, has not yet killed otherwise from regard er to re-- , man V. of was voiced today or prevented subject as then may seem appro- had every right demand Harrison, democrat authoritatively appeared In any of the testimony. giving testimony, before tho case lief from the depression into which tho Seventh Virginia district. at the White House. Donald M. Ewing, a Chicago be to priate." his bad because It the life could brought trial. Arguing that this letter con- industry fallen, charged that of tho repub- It was added, however, that no newspaper man, who wrote the This of affairs of had suffered more than any other. lican party in his state whs based account of the for development tained no "excuse" for the failure announcement was possiblo or first killings the Irish Free Stato in this coun- of Mr. Keller to to He expressed the opinion that the on patronage, and then proceeded the Associated Press, picked out respond the ho even imminent. Things that may try followed tho receipt today of a summons. somp committeemen farmers' greatest hope for relief to read letters which declared be behind the Grace from among the defendants who in and that pat- occurring scenes, him le,tter by Daniel J. McGrath, favored an immediate report to the lay marketing "proved incontrovertlbly" it was said "cannot be exhibited on as a man who had threatened has been the consular rs he predicted that the sentiment of ronage had been sold there. when to handling ' house recommending that he be the stage" at this time without with a gun he attempted of tho Free .State pince Joseph 7 haled before the bar there in con the country would guarantee them Amid tho utmost confusion In ' a of water to two men ( prejudice here or abroad to the bring drink November 20, liow- -' the constructive measures they the chamber, Mr. Harrison declar- on a d Connelly resigned tempt proceedings. Finally, very cause that tho Washington who were lying him to leave tho country decided to needed. lack of transportation ed Itepresenta live C. l',ascoiul a crowd of warning ever, the committee, .Mr. government hopes to servo. road surrounded by before December 26 or be shot at hear his counsel tomorrow before facilities, Hoover said, has Slemp of the Ninth Virginia dis- Such was of armed men just outside of Hei;rin. caused tho farmer loss and national com- the brief glimpse were six sight. It was signed "Competent charting its course. greater trict, republican official purpose made available at The witness said there in than high rates. mitteeman, was the dispenser of men in the Military Authority." Mr. Keller, who was present the close of a day filled with spec- dead or wounded lying Mr. went to tho house the Smmtor Capper declared "the all patronage. Then holding alofr. all of bound Finerty courModay during practically more en- ulation as to what move the Wash- road, them together on of reports that O'Mara, entire session conferred late idea offers a handful of letters and cancelled con- a rope tied about their receipt today, in the Mr. ington government might be by single who raised the $2,500,000 by pop- in the day with his counsel as to couragement pulling farmer checks, Harrison exclaimed: towards averting tho necks. dur- but no an- out of the hole In which lie finds "Tho people of the country do templating one of ular subscription in America his future position, In- Anglo-Frenc- h break "Grace put his foot on himself, due to financial and not understand Virgin- threatened men ing the world war, was in the cus- nouncement was made concerning altogether . to the wounded and pushed," dustrial conditions than other ia It is a over Germany's capacity pay of State authorities. the conference. Earlier in the day '' any republican politics. pure the witness declared, and quoted tody Free factor." matter of and a ques- reparations. a "It to us," he said, .Clara Mackin. some of his friends stated that lie patronage, The White House statement was the defendant as saying with appeared would not submit himself to the Mr. Meyer joined Mr. Hoover tion of how they can feed at the curse: "You'll no water here." "that the Free State might execute and Senator in made after a series of develop- get Chicago, Dec. 15. A lisp from present misfortune and Dr. Yiger- jurisdiction of the committee. Capper praising the public trough. Why, I have been be- Graves, O'Mara before his testimony rn work of several hundred asso- oC ments of obvious significance, Another witness, Henry be the lips of a baby is cute, but a non, the direct cause. Authority Is Attacked the hearing all over the district said he had how the fund was raised could ciations dele-Kate- s, ginning with the official admis- a mine pump man, lisp from the lips of a stage star it all came about when she went Members said tho committee represented by the matters about the sale of patron- of armed men chas- taken." " who hero from thirty-si- x sion that Ambassador Harvey had seen a group is tragic. to Dr. to have tho was without authority to compel are age. I have been hearing that London con- two fugitives through the fields Mr. McGrath received the threat- Vigernon aching states. Mr. Meyer said he offices were sold for what there been called from for ing this at the At least that is the contention tooth treated, she charges. While his attendance; that its only cour." here. This was followed near tho house. ening letter morning re- all credit facilities of the was in It. and I have here sultations consulate office. There was no of Clara Mackin, erstwhile star of ho was operating on the tooth, sho in case of a final refusal to right a conference of considerable "I heard the sound of shots," to summons would bo to re- federal reserve board should be the Incontrovertible proof that, it by "and could see the clue to the writer, except in t.ie Leo , Ditrichstein's "A Matinee alleges, u lancet, or forceps, or spond extended tn length between Dr. Otto F. Wied- he testified, Hero." And 'What's some port back to the house. That body, farmers, and Intimated is tho condition we have been fac- dust be- of "Honourable" and more, it's other pointed instrument, - he feldt the German ambassador and bullets kicking up tho spelling for worth. thej- said, had all the of that thought the finance corpo- ing in Virginia." be- men." "Gaol." The letter read: tragic $20,000 pierced her tongue so that now authority ration should cease to exist Secretary Hughes at which it hind the fleeing This information a court in holding a member In after Mr. Harrison asserted that "thd he said, a '"Friday morning, December interesting she speaks with a decided lisp, and expiration of its present authori- head of whole business is tho came .known the economic plight Shortly afterward, exe- more is the contempt and could enforco its this described in wounded man had taken refuge on Eighth. Your government and contained in In consequence has lost her place zation from congress and that Its member from the of Germany, already complaint of Miss Mackin's suit with the rulings. distinguished American official advices as on his rear porch, but two men who cuted four (4) officers of the Irish Ditrichstelu productions. Irrespective of the action with financing of farmers should he Ninth Virginia district." discuss- said tliev were "otficers" came and army inside Hie prison against Dr. Eugene Vlgernon, local The complaint o loo charges that taken over by local banks. Is tho disluirser of all Pat- the verge of collapse, was republican for regard to Mr. Keller individually, "He with its to the rep- took him away. walls of Mount .ioy Gaol in the dentist, $20,000. Miss Mackin spent years abroad members were Insistent that the Mr. Miller expressed not only ronage," he added. "Ho is th ed, application' no The that the arations tangle. most cold blooded manner that stage star. charges studying to develop the voice to hearing of the impeachment his individual symnnthy with the man who has to give bis endorse- Wiedfedt to Now York. civilized group of men would be carelessness cf tho dentist ruined its fullest po..ers and that the vo- should continue. There movement, hut that ment to anybody that applies, not ' career. charges I.ater Pr.. .Wiedfedt left New guilty of. her stage cal injury has nullified her efforts. were those who wanted to go to- of tho entire reserve board. The only In my own state, but also, aa without announcing the ob- CORN IS "These executions are directly Miss Mackin modestly admits Her charges are verified to a day, but a majority was of the board, he declared, has done I understand, in other states. Yqrk, was a when checks-che- ject of his journey. In diplomatic 1ST forthcoming from the British gov- that there time the certain extent by Ditrlchsteln who, opinion that tho further taking of everything pcrmlsslhlo under the "I picked up a few cks, and other, circles, however, it, was ernment ami carried out tn the beauty of her voice captivated Uer In an affidavit, deposes and says testimony should ho delayed until laws to favor the farmer, nnd he gentlemen, by the bushel. recalled that J. P. Morgan. New Tul lost extent by His Majesty's ser- audiences. . That was when Hhe lht he was forced to dispense wlf the question of whether Mr. Keller pointed out that relatively few They are endorsed, some ot them, Tork financier, 'WaH conferred here vants tho Free State was with "A Matinee Hero'. end services of M'iss Mackin was to appear to furnish the in- farmers or associa by Mr. frUemp and. eouie of them VALUABLE CROP t'.j tions had full Uui recently with Mr, van? gi.' i "iitnent of Ireland,.,,,.,,. before Dr. Yigernon tossed demil of the suchled Impediment fn formation in his possession had taken advantago of by Mr. Howard, as secretary." there was an Inclination to associ- in sanc- instruments about her tongue with her been determined. the facilities of the system avail- Mr. Siemp, interrupting, de "You, Sir, your rapacity, speech. able to them. Mr. Harri- ate these two' conferences and to tion the activities of this illegal an alleged abandon, reckless, more Dr. denies, he is Chairman Volstead stated that manded the date, and Vigernon that Me said he favored ex- seemed to run link them with the project for a government and gang of murder- or less. in way for Representatives Woodruff of greater son replied that they any responsible any tension of farm credits, and ex- over a December, 1920, loan to .Germany by. American TO THE NOTION ers by your complete silence on the She declnres that an aching impediment Miss MaWn may have Michigan and Johnson of South year, from bankers. we have tooth was the remote cause of in Dakota, who have attacked Mr. pressed the opinion that tho pro- to January, l'J22. The checks were . matter. Knowing this, her her speech. posed legislation now before con- record. It was indifated authoritatively broken our silence and patience Daugherty in the house on charges not read into the at the state late in the of failure to prosecute war fraud gress did not go far enough In that Mr. Harrison said that most of department and finally warn you to leave this to Mr. and day that the loan question had Is Valued within weeks of the cases, might be summoned. Learn- respect. them were drawn Slcmp at$700,000,000 country three Mr. Mr. Howard and ny a. ii. not come up there in any officially above date (Christmas, December ing of this Woodruff said be signed Comment with Last Year; GREEK CHURCH WHO IS was the committee was tak- I I Powell, whom he later aescrineu and formal way. More Than , We are desirous STATE glad II fl T t to was refused 25, 1922). very of his if I L I I 1" answer to questions from the respect the project Is of understand that we ing cognizance charges. M Tho state Cotton Stands and Hay having you Tlie crowd at the meeting today V I I I toor. as a patronage referee. ost beyond that intimation. shall not tolerate your presence in I il I SI department was equally reticent far exceeded that at any other ses-- j MTfl I U I of the amounts were under 00, Given Third Place these United States any longer than ston. l tie room was ho and several went to the ro- - regarding the summoning homo of of which MAKES P L Dig jammed, said, it the close that day, INVITED TO SEE even to room, with an publican national commiitec. Ambassador Harvey, although As- to secure standing was admitted later at the White Washington. Dec. 15 (by the grant you .enough time overflow outside the doors. HIIMF WHFRF MAN While ho made no reply in the House that his first hand Know! sociated Press). The nation 3 your passage and passports." There was a buzz when Mr. Kel- - house, Mr. Slemp in a statement $7,672,-890,00- 1, a m n Powell edge of the developments descuss crops thisyear are worth it., fnltn n .a.,,rtn,l 4., tonight said that neither value 1 authori- the meeting in London of the based on their farm ARMENIANS REACH ALEPPO FOB PATRIARCR TOE as it was called by the sergeant-- nor anybody else had been lng 1. at-ar- for the. pnr-- f council of premiers was expected as of December the department Dec. 15. A jNAUGURAL of Uie house and then a zed to collect money of announced today in Boston, cablegram necks in of S 0 nrmniKittmi with the promise) to be helpful. Tho admission was agriculture announcing that 50.000 Armenian craning of anticipation with a. that too its final crop report of the year. the next move. Chairman Vol IS 'of office nnd if this had been dona coupled suggestion refugees have arrived at Aleppo, or significance should not be Their value is $1,842,978,000 more on Asks Christians to Protest Are stead immediately had the formal it was without his knowledge great crops, re- and that thousands are Arrangements Made for sub- Mr. Harvey s trip. more than last year's was re- return of the service of the approval. given in prices, for the way from Anatolia, Removal on Mr. Keller i d milted to Its in voto Mr. Harrl- - In that regard it appeared pos flecting improvement ceived the Armenian National Against by the Ceremonies in the Morn- poena State Rests Case the The declaring himself farm and increased pro- by the record and then the argu- T I t r fh crin'n sible that the ambassador products Union here I brU-;wi- th duction in some crops. This year's headquarters today. Turks From Constantino- ing, Reception in After- ments as to whether the commit- Hal 01 IVirS. UOriS this done, the house voted lacked precise knowledge or what The were described as be- re- - is worth about refugees tee should the Minnesota - fnn- 201 to 99 to seat John Paul, had prompted the call to Washing- farm production sick and naked. of Ecclesiastic Ball report non nnrl Rrnthar- Clow. ' the same as that of 1916 but is ing wounded, ple noon, at Night' member for contempt or grant the i..i uu uwinu iui contestant. ton. ,x $1,500,-00- House would lower than 1920 by about request for postponement until to- Woman's Husband White spokesmen since Dec. 15 the Associ- SpeHu! to Jourmit ing no of the road along and lower than any year Lausanne, (by Tar morrow. give inkling is Only Chris- Santa Fe, Dec. 15. into SMITH BOUGHT STOCK mov- 1915, except last year. It ated Press.) An to Everybody Breaking the discussion, ! which the government was as appeal ill Mount Holly, X. .T., Dec. in.-- was a little more than half as much tian America and Christian peo the state of New Mexico Chairman Volstead said he thought BY ing. It said very definitely, of 1919. HAPPENINGS AT is invited to the it was to The state rested its case today: SHIFTING CHECKS,' however, .that President Harding the record value year ples the world over to use all their attend inaug- appropriate state th0 po- Mrs. Doris L'runen Record production was made uration ceremonies for the incom- sition of the committee. Ho said against and her IS CHARGE IN COURT nd his advisers recognized that Influence . to the Turks brother, Harry C. Mohr, charged as this year in rye, white potatoes, WASHINGTON IN prevent ing governor, James F. Hinkle, to Keller's letter of withdrawal an- the United States the great Other from from Constantino- be held in on New nounced he was not with complicity in the killing of nation had an Influence in sweet potatoes and hay. deporting Santa Fe Year's that going to John T. circus owner. Ariz., Dec. 15, The trial creditor this were rice, or- This is us most further. lirunen. Yuma, Kuropean affairs that could not bumper crops year TABLOID FORM ple the patriarch of the Gi'eek day. regarded the appear any "We've won," Mohr tuid to Mrs. of Alva K. Smith, charged with the with the third largest production, thodox was made important announcement which "It was not our refusal," said be avoided and It was declared in church tonight Mr. r.rnnen ns tho court adjourned. embezzlement of $6,000 of th ad- tobacco with the fourth largest the executive committee on inaug- Volstead. "He came here to of Par- with equal Authority that the with fifth larg- by Monsignor Germanos, a high refuse. And Their case is not strong enough." funds of the Valley Ban es- history, wheat the uration on behalf of another thing he liiv-ersid- e, ministration had no desire to corn with its of the Greek orthodox ceremonies,, Tomorrow the jury will visit ker, Ariz., resumed today with u, est production, and The day in Washington dignitary Governor Hinkle, is trying to place makes the statement in this com- N. cape the responsibilities that grew Cotton this who come to Lau- munication he J., where Brunei) was continuation ot evidence largely of influence.. seventh Jargest crop. The department of agriculture church, has the before the public through the again that has shot on March ns he the out that is fourth most vaiuaoie conference cause abundant evidence and then ho re- 10, sat at technical in nature. year the made its final crop report of the sanne to fight the press. No other form of invitation window ot Cam-hridg- u na- of that ever grown, al- fuses to go on." his home, and tho On account of the Involved crop staple year. of the patriarch. will be issued. where of the number GIBBONS BEATS MISKE a small crop in point of - dis- Representative Jefferies of Ne- trolley station, ture testimony and though German reparations were- "It seems impossible," said The oath of office will be ad- Charles 51. i'owell, confessed slay- of witnesses to be called nrnrlnction. cussed at a of who is ministered to new braska declared, the refusal of Mr. expectetl IN BATTLE meeting the presi- Monsignor Germanos, the the governor by Keller to bo sworn was "confes- er, said lie met Mohr after tiie to the stand, it was predicted to- Corn as usual. Is the country's dent's cabinet. patriarchal exarch of western Chief Justice Frank W. Parker in a worm sion" that his had i ot been shooting. night that the trial could not b most valuable crop, being' the central to the Associated the forenoon In the hall of repre- charges The witnesses ' more Reports reaching treasury Europe, made in on some principal today before the last of next St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 15. Tom- this year $700,000,000 than Indicated Press, "that world good faith, "but sis- completed value qf an of Christianity sentatives, state house. In the motive." were Mrs. Klinabeth Jaeschke, week. my Gibbons of St. Paul won the last year, with a total combined will the or the to ulterior Representative Park- over fellow Cotton stands sec the recently announced permit, injustice, afternoon, a reception the pub- Graham of Illinois asserted that ter of lirunen, and Detective E. R. Taylor, cashier of tho First referee's decision his $1,900,287,000. offering of notes and certificates Lausanne conference will write it lic will be given in the new mus- er. Mrs. Jaeschke said Brunen townsman. Billy Mlske, in a ond with $1,368,517,000, the lint into the "only trivial" evidence to support State Bamt or Clurita, Okla., was and of indebtedness. treaty." eum. In addition to Gov. and Mrs. the had been offered and "was hated by his wife." Justice recalled to tho stand and testified boxing, contest here tonight. being valued at $1,190,761,000 W. C. of Monsignor Germanos said that charges Kalison refused to In the cotton seed at $177,756,000. Teagle, president the Hinkle, other state officers and that for his part if Mr. Keller re- permission in regard to the man.icr lu which Glhbons led most of the way. Standard Oil of New Jer- - the saving of ie seat of the patri their wives will be in the troduce a letter alleged to have was a Gibbons fight, Hay Is the third most valuable Company arch was not vital to orthodox receiving fused to testify as to his informa- Smith's obligations had been mot It distinctly $1,331,679,-000- .- sey, told tho senate Investigating only line. tion been written by Hrunen to Mrs MisUe had flashes in crop, with a total of Christians in countries like Rus- concerning them ho would following his purchase of stock in although No reached a bil- committee that his company had The ball will be given at La ask that he be to the Jaeschke six weeks before hit tho Barker of which he was which ho showed to advantage, but other crop sia, Greece and Jugoslavia, reported wanted t(, bank, lion dollars in value this year. no interest in any unrelated busi- Rumania, Fonda. Santa TVs unique new ho- house for contempt. death, saying his wife vice time of at no time was he able to stand off but of great concern to the put him "out of the president at the its con- Wheat was valued at $864,139,000, ness enterprises. tel, with tho grand march begin- way." failure last his lighter opponent for any Anglican church in England, and at 10 Mrs. Jaeschke then testified that August. street standing as fourth most valuable Favorable report of the Norris more to ning p. m. Tickets for the Smith, in the charge on which siderable time. Their a especially the Christian sold-a- t Mohr had pointed out to her where 196 crop of the country. bill to establish $100,000,000 gov- in ball will be $10. one ticket he ig now tried, is alleged to clothes weights were: Miske, .showed ernment to finance the church America, whose leaders one OIL FlELDSlF the gun with which the shooting being The de- Today's final estimates corporation were in with admitting couple. These tickets tlire-- have paid for stock in. the Barker pounds: Gibbons, .182.' reduction In corn of about sale of farm was ordered correspondence the have been for sale had been done, was thrown and two ring- the crop products head of the orthodox religion. paced at the found it. Bank with a check on the First cision of the referee 6.000,000 bushels. Increases were by the senate commit- Various banks the state. days before the detectives side was Unanimous. agricultural "A close tie between us has been throughout Arthur at State Bank of Clarita and then to Judges shown in other crons. Including: tee. rec- i Governor Mechem's staff and Strether, postmaster' of Par- ' created in consequence of our testified Mohr had have transferred f'inds the Winter wheat. 45.000.000 bush Attack of the progressive bloc the cadet officers from the New Riverside, that ognizing the ordination of priests MOSUL DENIED In his possession two bank notes, ker bank to meet payment on the MUCK OP OIIj advanced '. els; spring wheat, 1,700.000 bush- In the senate on 'the shipping bill of con- Mexico Military institute will be He also held on addi- 15. The Hum- those churches," Germanos alleged to be bloodstained, two check. is Mexia, Tex., Dec. els: oats. 14,278.000 bushels; rye. was opened by Senator LaFollette, In attendance. The staff is com- v.lti'-th- e Oil tinued. "If these priests should days after tho death of Brunen. tional counts in connection ble and Magnolia companies 15,874.000 bushels; buckwheat, of Wisconsin, who bit- orthodox posed of the following officers: an- 2 republican, make confession for the Tho Riverside chief of police, failure of the Barker bank and advanced the price of Mexia bushels; rice, 806,000 denounced the measure from facto be- MaJ.. Frank W. is Ok- today 17.2C0.000 terly faith, they would ipso Armstrong, acting "TO .THE TURKS other witness, said that when the wanted on other charges by and Currle. crude . ten .cents per bushels: potatoes, and the floor. come 1 chief of tons. priests, of our religion. adjutant general, staff; body of Hrunen was examined, lahoma and Nebraska authorities. barrel, meeting the advance posted hay. 4.055,000 Privileged status on the house was able two ago, at Geneva, Col. KT. K. Wylder, Albuquerque; sheriff of Revision of the 1921 production years several bloodstained notes had John Roberts, deputy yesterday by' the Texas compiiny. calendar was given to the Green during the conference on unity of Col. Manuol P. Manzanares, Santa turned over to Mrs. Brunen. i'uina county, tho last witness to The nev are.- Mexia, $1.35 statistics placed the crops of that resolution a constitution- the Fe; Col. J. W. tes- prices as follows:. proposing religions, to appreciate great Elder, Albuquerque; to Lau- take the stand during the day, barrel, Currie, J 1.60. year al amendment which would prohib- of Christian leaders Capt. II. p. Saunders. Jr.. Roswell; British Delegation to Cali- ,per 3,068,669.000 bushels; sympathy your ENGINEER OF TRAIN tified to following Smith Corn, it further Issuance of for our great movement." Capt. Harry S. Bowman, Santa Fe; sanne Holds That fornia after the failure of the Par- winter wheat; 600,316,000; spring Turk- E. Popula- 1,078,- - securities. Germanos repudiated the Capt. Frank Andrews. Santa Fe; THAT KILLED 18 IN ker bank was discovered. Smith wheat, 214,589.000; oats, The house ousted ish contention that tho Greek Lieut. Robert Walton. Santa Fe. tion of District Is Arabian 341.000; potatoes, 361,659,000: hay Representative was arrested aboard a power boat Seventh mixed In pol- With La WANDERING n, W (all), 97.770,000 tons, and tobacco Harrison, democrat, of the patriarch had unduly Fonda and the new De to Irak WRECK IS on his way from San Diego to EATHER Virginia district, and seated John itics. Vargas both In operation, the cap- and Belongs Mexico. The state alleges 1,069,693,000 pounds. ital Paul, his republican opponent, at city will have ample hotel ac- Austin, Tex., Dec. 15. Joseph that he was attempting to escape FORECAST the polls In 1920. commodations for all visitors. Lausanne. Dec. 15. Ismct II. who Is held from the country. - LANDIS WILL VISIT of the Turkish dele- Smith, watchman, New' Mexico Saturday and $120,000 OF WORLD Although summoned to testify Pasha, head, responsible by a railroad board of probably Sunday; generally' fair, before the house committee Inves- gation to tho Near Fast confer- wreck at MONEY GOES THE PACIFIC COAST STATE DEPARTMENT to- inquiry for the train except snow flurries in northwest SERIES tigating his impeachment charges ence had a .long conversation night FAMOUS AVIATOR IS " with Curzon of Ked-lesto- Humble, Tex., Wednesday warmer SOLDIER-CHARIT- Y General GETS ORIGINAL COPY night Marquis portion Saturday, slightly TO against Attorney Dough- Dec. 15. and who disappeared following the TO HUNT FOR of a, Seattle, Wash., Judge the chief British represent- at SENT east of mountains Saturday. erty. Represe tative Keller national base- wreck, was located late today ' Arizona nd declined to and the Kenesaw M. Landis, OF RIVER COMPACT ative. his Krvin BIRDMEN Saturday Sunday, 15.- - One-ha- lf appear, Hockley, Tex., by son, LOST ARMY New' York, Dec. for the ball commissioner, will visit the Lord Curzon reiterated the to generally fair except snow flurries of of tho second hearing adjourned day. Pacific or Febru- made in J. Smith, according a telegram northeast not much tho receirts game coast in January Washington, Deo. 15. The orig- statement during the day to Mrs. Smith received at the portioj, change of the world's series will be II. presi- a note' sent to the Turkish delega- San Calif., Dec. 13. In temperature. paid B0ZEMAN FIREMAN IS ary, .William McCarthy;. inal copy of the Colorado river Smith home here. Mrs. Smith said Diego. to disabled soldiers' organizations dent of the Pacltio Coast league, compact, November 24 at tion by the Inviting powers that that her hus- Maj. Theodore MacAuley, famous charitable here on his signed the of Mosul, the telegram stated aviator, under LOCATj and the other half to SUFFOCATED: LOSS OF reports. McCarthy, Santa Fe, Jf. M.,' was deposited vilayet containing band Is from shock and ' report It vaa announced to- annual of the of Mosul and tho much suffering orders from the war de- Conditions for twenty-fou- r organisations. return from the meeting with the state city was unable to uccount for his special the Baseball Commissioner K. at Louisville said department today by discussed oil fields, could not be will leave Rockwell field hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday, night by $250,00 0REP0RTED the minor leagues Secretary Hoover, as chairman of presence in Hockley. Eighteen partment, recorded M. Landis after a conference with that Landis was enthusias- the Colorado conceded to Turkey, as a majority were killed in tho wreck. tomorrow to help in the search for by the university: Judge River commission, of is Arab the persons Col. U. Marshall and Lieut. C. 50 Charles A. Stonobam and Jacob 13. tic over the coast because of tho between seven the population and F. Highest temperature Bozeman, Mont., Dee. One states concerning district to the fj. who December Lowest 35 presidents of the Giants turned out by its clubs. ; belongs naturally HIRD Webber, started Ruppert, fireman, Ernest Robertson, was players dlsribution of the river waters. The AMERICA'S UN EST 7 to ; - Arab kingdom of Irak. to fly from San Diego Fort Range- Jr. and Yankees, respectively. killod chief Alexan- state will act as custo-lia- n Chicago, Dec. 35. In competi- Kach will amount to about by suffocation, department Thfi Turkish delegation Insists Ituachuca. Ariz., and dropped from Mean 42 share der of the fire department was ALEXANDER WINS FLAG of the document pending Its on Us claim of Mosul tion with l.fiOO other pedigreed believes 6 m. 73 $60,000. The soldier for Turkey sight. Major MacAuley Humidity at a...... , organizations overcome by smoke and seriously Tex., Dec. 15. Al ratification by the states concerned refusal of canaries. "Baby Oraml," nn Amer- In which two ct- -. 6 52 to benefit to bo se- Stevensville, and in tho the Angora the airplane the ' Humidity nt p. m. .' . by the gift nre injured, and property losses esti- exander ' of Jacksonville and congress. to for ican bird, was adjudged the were have crash- - 0 lected Commissioner Chairman college government grant territory tonight fleers flying may Precipitation by mated at $250,000 sustained In a won the Junior college stato foot- Secretary Hoover expressed the a national . nme for the Armeni- greatest warbler In the world. ed between the Cocopah moun- 12 is. while Stoneham and thrf-ntene- Wind velocity Land Rup fire that to destroy the ball here by de- belief that the would be ans. The declares Frank Seer of is the own- the and the up- Direction of . South tvlll championship compact delegation there Chicago tains, Hardy river wind. pert designate the charitable business district of Bozeman. Late feating John Tarlton college, 19' ratified early next Bprlng by nil of are two points on which it has no er and breeder ot the feathered per reaches of the Culf of Character of day Cloudy organizations, today the firo was extinguished. to 13, the states. authority to mak concessions. vocalist. ' Two Page ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 December 16, 1922

FRANCE THREATENS RUIIR BASIN CURTAIN WILL RISE STATE WILLIAM 00S E' BOSTON MM REPORTS AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT FOR MISS MAY ROBSON NOTICE TO BUILDERS i : OF FINANCES OF NAMED CLERK 0 F PRICES OF WOOL' "Mother's Millions," written by McKent Barnes for Howard May We have several skilled tile mechanics in Albu- Robson, will be the attraction at HAMBURG STCTT!N the Crystal opera ".ouse tonight. querque installing the tile work in St. Joseph's NATION SHOWN T THE S. COURT GENERALLY FIRM en- Jf 0. Miss Robson is Wfnning fresh Hospital. Anyone tile installed in bath comiums for her fascinating work desiring in the part of "Harriet Breen" and rooms, floors, fireplaces, mantels, store fronts, etc., BERLIN r a finished artist, could extract C v. Former U. S. Mar Market Is Not Espe-cialf- y only Treasury Has Oversubscrip-- ; HANOvtC . ) Deputy Goods the of comedy from this we can make very attractive prices if done while witchery of wo- - tion to Notes and Certif- j shal and Deputy Clerk Active, Yet Not A- cold, cool calculating type men are there. Write us for quotations. jnan. re icates; Pays Off Victory Will Succeed Wyly Par- ltogether Dull; Interest in "Harriet ureen is Known bvbd-whe- of finance as sons on 1 in the world : Bonds January Foreign Markets a marvel of intellect and when she makes an attack, she holds on with The Dsnver Mantel and Tile ! lo The Coraraer-merci- &. Washington, Pee. 15 Tlio treas- Special Journal Boston, Deo, 15. Ths the tenactiy of an octopus. ury completed tonight one ot Its Santa Fo, N. M Dec. 16. liulietin tomorrow will Her methods are just and legiti- s en- 1652 Tremont Colo. A greatest post-w- ar financial opera- Rose, deputy clerk of the say: mate and come from years ot Street, Denver, tions which included a payment In United States district court, will be "Ths wool trads has passed ergetic study and experience. to hold- to clerk on most one day of $1,000,000,000 promoted January 1, through another week ot quiet The third act is one' of the ers ot Victory notes called for re- Judge Colin Neblett, presiding, has powerful, gripping, tense climaxes certifi- tradinu and yet there has boen demption, and maturing announced. He will succeed wyly business to that has been stnged in a long cates of indebtedness and Interest Parsons, resigned. sufficient keep prices timA nnd Mffi Rnbsfm is demon debt. Rose has been generally firm; certainly thera has on the public deputy clerk for de-- to the theatregoers, who alao In- some been no easing of the better J strating PHONE 360 C. H. CARNES The day's transactions three years. Trior to going Interest continues to love her famous spontaneity, that cluded the flotation of J300.000.-00- 0 Into the clerk's office, he had scriptions. sho has a full amount of emotional $400,-000,0- center In mar- in -- notes and served for a number chiefly the foreign Parcel SPECIAIJST IN OtUIAR 26 year of years as where there is new wool to power when she has the opportun- Delivery in certificates of indebted- Mr chief deputy In the United States kets, to show it. REFRACTION ' . in rtV. P be hful in quantity. ity Curtain will rise And Messenger Service. ness; of which mature 131 marshal's office. The new 8 - Packages-Baggag- 107 6. Phone 1057-- part c tmci deputy ,"Tho goods msrket is not espe- promptly at o'clock. Adv, Messages- ronuh. three months and the remainder i olerk has not yet been selected. not in one year, and the collection of cially active, yet altogether $273,000,000 in income and profits dull, with vogues ruling firm in Twenty per cent off on of the to the re- taxes. spite suppostlon all trunks. James Gruns-fel- d, Preliminary figures received lay OVERTIME cent cloth advances." indicated that The Commercial Bulletin to- the exclusive luggage the treasury tonight 1 France is to be the Ruhr dis subscriptions to the offerings of reported contemplating seizing morrow will publish wool quota- shop, 105 South First. notes and certificates would reach trict on Jan. 15, 1923, when Germany's next payment falls due. France tions ns follows: about $800,000,000. This was the claims that this is the only way to collect the reparations debt Michigan and New York fleeces: basis for statement officials 2 France will also take a firmer grip on the French Rhinelsnd. TRACKMEN LOST Delaine unwnshed, B4(HB5e; fine by un- that the 2 -- year notes have 3 The French may also seize the state forests of western Ger- unwashed, 48(hv9e; half blood proved attractive investments. It many. washed, 62ff3e; threa eights was said also that the oversub- 4 With control of both the Saar and the Ruhr blood unwashed, 6162e; quarter VITAmlNES French valleys, blood 60c. ' Groceries-Fruits-Vegetable- scription indicated a healthy con- would be cut off from coal. IE BOARD unwashpd, s dition in business and finance. Germany practically Wisconsin, Missouri and average New Half blood, 4750 health-buildin- g , The tax payments proved about Knglnnd: essential, 48c; three blood, .equal to expectations, it was said. eighths 48B0c; factors, have always been in NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FOOD PRODUCTS The out-p- o for the day, which quarter blood, 45 47c, .included $700,000,000 to the hold- CHRISTMAS FOR THE KIDDIES OF Railway Tribunal Refuses to Scfsured basis: Texas fine 12 cod-liv-er oil and account or ers of Victory notes, called for re- Allow Time and a Half months, t1.8Rflil.40j fine eight ita ia over- demption, $200,000,000 to pay off months, tl. 2001.26; fine fall, helpfalnest THE SHOULD APPEAL THE 1.20. maturing: certificates of indebted- POOR TO After Eight Hours; Keeps 11.15 coming malnutrition. Lower Prices ness, and $100,000, CO in interest Territory fin staple choice, on the public debt is set against HEARTS OF ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE Present Plan $1 .3S fff 1 .42 ; half blood combinir. receipts of approximately $1.25 iff 1.30; three eighths blood Scott's Emulsion Worcd Chicago, Dec. 15 (by the Asso- combing, tO. 93(91.03; quarter Cleanest Stores in the ciated Press). The United States blond combing,' 8592c. UNKNOWN DONOR GIVES Railroad Iibor Board, In a decis- Fulled: Delaine, should be taken for a reason ion issued today, upheld its former A A, $1.201.30; A supers, $1,1S able of time N. M. UNIVERSITY in 1.20. length $500 stand denying maintenance of Best 78 way men their request for time and Mohairs: combing, 88c; daily, to enable its TO ADVANCE WIRELESS one-ha- lf best carding, 70 75c. vitamlne-nourishin- after eight hours service rich, g work and on Sundays and holidays. December 15. 1S22 board's decision Countess Lolevsky, daughter of virtues to help Thursday. By the the pres- am- ft noti- Count Cassinl, former 'Russian gentleman of Albuquerque ent ruling of a pro'rata rate for Is now refresh, energize 6 fied Dr. John A. Reldy," treasurer the ninth and tenth hours' and time bassador to Washington, pounds Crisco. $1.29 one-ha- herself in Florence by and build the of the university and regent, that and lf after that hour, is supporting, up body. 3 pounds Crisco .66 to sewing for tourists nt hotels and in Scott a Bowna, BloflmAald, N. 1. n-- a the university is authorized upheld. A request for a ruling ot) draw upon him to the extent of contract homes of the middle class Italians. 112 pounds Crisco 33 work, the decision stated, 8 Jive hundred dollars for ttie pur had been answered by previous de- pounds Snowdrift 1.39 ,pose of adding to the equipment cisions. These decided such con- ..lanaiMi! i m.m f aPv 4 pounds Snowdrift ; .73 of the Korber wireless station at an to avoid the When tracting attempt atat tflMf i 8 1.24 the university. approached provisions of the transportation pounds Swift's Jewel Shortening . upon the subject, President Hill act. 4 .64 stated that the in ques pounds Swift's Jewel Shortening" gentleman Rulings favorable to the em- 10 1.75 tion refused to have his name pub were contained in decis- 5,000 CHRISTMAS GIFTS pounds Silverleaf Lard Jished in connection and there. ployes the this ion in that employ i' time must 10 pounds Native Honey 1.39 fore the name of the generous start and end at assem- GIF1S FOIt EVERYBODY A W1TOT.E TUICK LOAD donor muRt for the re- designated GOT IN THTKSDAY 5 pounds Native Honey .75 present bling points and supervisory forcoa main undisclosed. be on same 1 pound No. 1 Comb Honey .22 ' recent days the Korber shall compensated the During overtime basis as the men super- Doll Beds.. $1.00 Swings $1.00 5 ounces Airline .13 wireless station of the State Uni- Cradles 4tlc Chairs $1.00 Honey of New Mexico has been vised when the peneral force is re- m 14 ounces versity to work In excess of Bassinettes II. On Wagons $1.00 Airline Honey, 33 into and on Wednes- quired eight - put operation, hours. The last to Fast Mails $1.00 Wheelbarrows 7.1c 5 pounds- Blue Karo .29 day, December 13, 1922, a demo- ruling applies Syrup of facil- foremen employed on a monthly Garages $1.00 Cars $1.00 10 Blue Karo .57 nstration the transmitting fl ic Dolls 750 to $1.00 pounds Syrup ities of the station was given at basis. Dancing Toys 5 Red of the Albu- Tea Sets Furniture t)8o pounds Karo Syrup .34 the weekly meeting ,0 10 Red Karo Kiwania club Profes- ed pounds .65 querque by Want Ads Bring Quick Results We Now Have a Wonderful Line of New Toys-Arriv- Just Syrup sor Carey, assisted by students. At 5 pounds Red Raven Cane and Corn .29 tbn university a phonograph pro Thursday. Syrup.. there are some kind 10 Red Raven Cane and Corn . duced music w'nich was heard Surely good predate anytl.Ingi that was given WILL BR AT THE FXITED STORES AGAIN pounds Syrup. ,57 set hearted paople in this city of ours, to them from as SANTA rlainly from the receiving any, kind soul, . ONE DAY NEXT WEEK. 2V2 pounds Pure Missouri Sorghum , .29 T.- - M. C. who would not let a little child placed in the A. during much or more than the children 5 Pure Missouri the Kiwan.'s club luncheon. suffer on Christmas, above all with plenty. pounds Sorghum.;...... , 55 The Korber wireless station was times in the year. Surely there are Won't some of our kind and Old Manse 27 some Hi pounds Syrup 'established in 1921 and was made loving hearts that this Christ- charitable readers help make 212 Old Manse 49 possible by an smltlal contribution mas would give all they own to Christmas happy for these little pounds Syrup of five hundred dollars, contribu- have their little son or daughter motherless on, or perhaps little 5 pounds Old Manse Syrup .87 ted by Mrs. Jacob Korber of with them again this year. Per- boys who will rever be able to walk Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour .15 at the solicitation of Dr. haps the little one has been taken again, or a lit'.le girl who has lost J. A. Reidy, rgeent. Since that from his good home to the great her eyesight from some accident? Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour 18 several citizens made time have beyond, leaving the sorrowing There have been a number of m ONE CENT TO CO. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour .45 contributions of various ma- mother and father to ONE DOLLAR STORES sacks) long and responses to our plea for a "Merry (4-l- b. terials which have been put Into wish for him now. it is Aaunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour sacks .50 Perhaps Christmas for the Kids," hut it S21 West Central Avenue. 299 rlace by Professor Carey, until a kind mother or hard working seems that there are a number of riionc 15 ounces Sunmaid Seedless Raisins. 16 ' has prob- now the state university father who has been taken, but people who have not sent word and 11 ounces Sunmaid Seedless Raisins ably the most powerful station in there is left of to we 12y2c plenty money are hoping that they will send 1- the state. Messages are received the the candles BkVvtfiM,n'.lt...--lhf- - tin Heinz'. Mince Meat 30 Hon-- . buy big turkey, and in their assistance, no matter how pound from points as far distant as nuts dollies so now mncKiv 2- - con- and the and on small, right soon. Subscriptions to tin Heinz' Mince Meat .55 olulu, and when atmospheric needed to make Christmas a pound are messages may happy date: 1- - Heinz' Mince Meat .44 ditions favorable one for some little heart. received .$140. 68 pound Jar to a distance of Previously ...... 2- be broadcasted But there are some little hearts F. M. Deerh 6.00 Resinol - Heinz' Mince Meat 77 hundred miles. U eczema pound jar several that have no mother, no father, W. C. Pfeiffer 6.00 clearing up that Medium Heinz' Plum 45 no money to buy candy and dollies Cash 8.00 Pudding MYSTERY SURROUNDING or whistles; and strange as it may That'$ thi Point! The moment Medium Heinz' Fig Pudding 45 these - seem, little hearts would ap- $162.68 Resi(tt touches an itchinz, burning Small Angelus Marshmallowa : .08 - BLOODSTAINED CAR IS skin, the suffering usually stops. Large Angelua Marshmallows ;, 25 TRIVIAL A few days' persistent treatment rarely Cracker Jacks .04 FOUNDJOJE fails to clear away the inflammation 7 ss 8 ounces Diamond Brand Walnuts Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 15. The UNITED STATES LEGION POST IN and soreness and finally restores the (vacuum mystery surrounding the finding of skin to its natural healthy condition. packed) , .55 a Dlooa stained auiomouue nre RmImI Sop anil Retinol Shavinc Stick 8 ounces Crown Brand Pecans (vacuum today was dissipated tonight contcta th Mm toothing and early - proptrtiet art . .' 55 i.when Walter Phillips, a brick lay- IS INFERIOR CAPITAL BUYS A used by di criminating men who lika their packed) er, who left Ixs Angeles several claansing lathar and wholeaoma Reainol 1 pound No. 1 English Walnuts .33 months ago, at hragraac. appeared police At all drutzuti. 1 pound Baker's Cocoa .43 headquarters and claimed the auto- mobile as one stolen from him sev LIGHT CRUISERS HOME FOR CLUB pound Baker's Cocoa 22 eral days ago. 1 pound Hershey's Cocoa 29 Phillips stated he had been em- s Cocoa 16 ployed in Clncinn ti for two J2 pound Hershey Glass-Lumb- 10 Chocolate .19 months. He said he had parked Has Ob- Wind Shield er pound Baker's his machine on Park Boulevard Navy Department Membership of Veterans' . O. IIAI.DKIIXiK LUMIIKK CO. 12 pound Hershey's Cocoa 17 last Tuesday night when the fuel tained Figures From Eng- Orqanization Increases 421 Boulb Flrt Street I'hnnt 402 ' supply became exhausted and that Jiffy Jell (all flavors) 08 it was stolen from there, land and Japan Showing 150 Per Cent During side Knox Gelatine, plain and acidulated...... 6 .19 i Smaxy Bloodstains on r Cho-Ch- o, the car led po- Vessels. Built or the famous milk 29 lice to believe the thieves cut their Building Year; Cutting Commands drink..... W Nuts .' 16 hands tearing off the California Deo. .q winter Grape Washington, 1B( the Special to The Journal, ; license tags. by Bring your roofing Cream of Wheat .22 Associated Press.) A tabulation Santa Fe, Dec. 16. Montoya obtained by the navy troubles to Raabe & Krumbled Bran .....) 21 ; ' BRASS department y Montcya post of the American Kellogg's PAYS DIVIDKND showing the positions of the Brit- Shredded Krumbles .12 Detroit, Mich., Dec. 16. The ish, Japanese and American in Legion, Santa Fe, has elected the Mauger's, or tele- o Kellogg's Michigan Copper and Brass com- cruiser strength apparently shed following officers for the ensuing Kellogg's Corn Flakes, small 09 pany today announced a 200 per light on the situation which led the year: B, M. Cutting, post com- 305. Corn 14 cent stock Janu- house committee to phone Kellogg's Flakes, large dividend, payable appropriations Hllarlo A. Del-gad- o, 1, to stockholders of propose that President ne mander, Lux 10 ary record Harding vice Ed December 20. Capital of the con- gotlate an international agreement commander; Tafoya, pP Ivory Soap, . . . 12 V8c large cern wns increased from $1,000,000 to check competition building In adjutant and finance officer; An- to $3,000,000. these types. tonio Armljo, historian; Manual' Ivory Soap, small 07Vac The figures credit Great Britain, Ortega, sergeant-at-arm- s, Ths fol- Fels' Naptha Soap 07 ' with 46 of In to - Just arrived light cruisers the first lowing, addition the first Leaox . . . . another big line, built, building or projected, three officers named, will form the Soap , 04Vc of Imported and aggregregating 20, 480 tons; directorate; C. J. Chapman, Crystal White Soap ; ., .05 shipment United with 10 A. esus M. end Dressed Dolls, in all the States, shipB Charles May, Baca, Oranfo Proves Palmolive Soap , . . , ...... 08 sizes; building, 76,000 tons, and Japan, Frank Catanach, Reese P. Fuller-to- n, 'on sale at 48c and up to with 11 ships built and 21 building Jt.ck Lowe. Creme Oil Soap .07 and 191,450 of has $2.98. KAHN'S STORE, projected, aggregating Membership this post shop-- v ffl Skiddo Mechanic Soap , .10 109 tons. been Increased more than 160 per hid i bordsrin a summer sea North First street. In addition the list shows Great cent la Ivory Soap Flakes .10 the past year, and It' now se-- Britain to have 13 light cruisers of second only to Fort Bayard In in their i Perfect motor roads and Large Star Naptha Washing Powder 24 the second line, 69,230 tons, neith- numbers. The has pera be- post recently well-kepto!- f Old Dutch Cleanser .09 er the United States nor Japan been Incorporated and purchased a lection of use-f- ul links Excellent ing credited with any ships in this $20,000 home on Ban Francisco Lighthouse Cleanse .05Vac classification. street, a bIoi.Ii from the plaza. schools for ths cBldmisCSZv Northern Tissue Toilet ' .10 In fleet submarines, Great Tlrl- - gifts ourfoj Paper taln is credited with six of the first inns luxurious resort Waldorf Toilet Paper 09i2c Christmas line, 11,280 tons, six of the second will m and line, 7,200 tons and two building iv rent We now have in stock the celebrated Piggly-Wiggl-y or 8.80Q tons; the Unit- Aid digestion hotels ; or can a projected, you This In 24 48-pou- For$l ed States with three of the first pi Jjx Flour. Flour is put up and ; Buy a whole carton 24 five-ce- nt line, built, 3,318 tons, none of the KING'S PIUS REMAIN Lgfc bungalow andenjoy your sacks, under the Turnstile Brand. Absolute- Sun-Ma- second 6,375 ' p packages of Little line, three building, 9 -- consipotfcn own ly guaranteed, to be No. 1 hard wheat flour. Rabins all for a at tons and six additional authorized 9. m rose garden dollar but not under contract; Japan wHn P open 24 Turnstile Flour Christmas time. no pounds .....$1.10 r fleet submarines built but For the children's stscldnft, sad three under construction, 4,600 EVENINGS 48 pounds Turnstile Flour 2.05 their M trains little friend to lor them to give to tons. on Chriitratt Day THEIR OWN daily Save Time and Piggly-Wiggl- y. to around. In first line submarines other UNTIL Money, Shop at little present pus than fleet submarines, Great Bri- m Luscious, healthful, natural tain Is credited with 42 built, 33,-7- imeau, both and GOOD FOX good tons, and six building, 6,660 to Los THEM. tons; the United States with 69 There srs Putfmsns vis Grand Canyon Nstionsl Park, Aagetet, Cslilornls Limited sod th Wt will Oct th carton now it soy tor. built, 37,120 tons, 34 building, 39,-7- ALCOHOL on both lbs Muslonsry. mngo 24 packages all for fl Special tons; with 27 built, Pullman rsservstioBS so you ess stsy si the Canyon any number of " I Japan Bros. Christmas price 23,638 tons and a second building 188 PROOF m Strong days sad b SMured ipso when reiumiaf journey, program of 28 vessels "tonnage "V J Furniture Fred Hsrrey meals "slltbswsy " Why not visit Southern Arizona going Little unknown." Pints, quarts, gallon or returning;? It is delightful st Celtic Hot Springs, logleslde, Chandler. While the table showed decided For Your Car American Inferiority in light R. -- Sun-Maids cruisers, the United States has a Copper at W. HOYT, Agent distinct advantage In first line de- ALBUQUERQUE U 2ndg "Christmas Raisins" stroyers with 295 built against 178 LUMBER CO. A., T. & S. F. RY. TWO STORES IN ALBUQUERQUE for Great Britain and 64 for Ja- ' - Sc Everywhere pan. Six new are No, 1 No. 2 . destroyers given Phone 421 Phone 204. . N. M. 1 on British Albuaueraue. ' Had Your Iron ? the building program, Today none on the American, and 28 on 423 North First. 205 North First Street. 406 West Central Avnue. the Japanese, December 16, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Three

she went there. Often they would quainted with Gallegos she kept tion Army hall and in the auto-bil- e. SIIADK HEATS M'HOI LL ride out in Guest's tho away from Uuest as much as pos- omana, J ec. ii. uav pttade, cai, girl HELD FRANC E UPHOLDS ref- GIRL DECLARES swore, and serious offensts would sible, but could not avoid meeting On cross examination Gallegos MEiElL California lightweight, won a Dnn'f Fnrcrpf occur. Guest, she said, hira frequently. Previously shu stood by his story. eree's decision over Frankle ircjuently rela- of Buffalo. N. Y In ten gave her medicine. had stated that up to the time he "If you had had Improper Schopll ; U un- 25c a Pound the summer the met Gallegos" she had been In tions with this girl would you tell rounds here tonight. was Ham, During past girl Mr. derstood that the would de- GUEST ATTACKED said she began keeping company Guest's company almost every day. it?" asked Wood. TQ BE INSANE POINCARE MEW fight ss cide which of tho two men will with Conrado Gallegos, On examination, the Eirl "Of course not," tho boy replied, Today said that she did not stay away "that would get m0 into trouble." meet Mickey Wai: r, welterweight Western Union messenger boy, Olia-h- of from school. "No teacher ever The boy testified that Captain champion. Morrio Schlalfer, a We also have nice, fresh and subsequently told him her of- out relations with Guest. She denied liked me," she continued, ."my Guest had called him into his PHYSICIANS REPARATION S welterweight, knocked Veal, HEU IEPEATEI3lJ( with would not believe me. The fice recently and told him that Bf Frank MclJowan of Kansas City in Beef, Mutton, Pork, having improper relations parents if of 'scheduled Home Gallegos, but said that her par- only one to stand by me is the Ethel's father had said that the fourth round a Spare Ribs, Brains, ents to her with Lord Jesus Christ." Gallegos did not stop going with d semi-fina- l. Made objected eolng In would be Sausage, Groceries, him. "Amen," shouted somebody his daughter, Patterson Man Accused of of and Fruit. Ethel Patterson Testifies on which the Salvation Army contingent. put behind the bars for a serious Murdering Chamber Deputies, by Vegetables The specific offense advised him Misconduct the charge was brought is alleged Galiiaha Saw Girt crime. He said Guest Husband of Albuqueraue Overwhelming Vote, That Alleged to occurred on the Chief ot Police Uulusha testified to let tho girl alone. have morning Called Ex- Confidence in Pre- Began in 1921; Hearing of December 11, in Guest's office to seeing the girl about the city Mary Davidson Woman Is Ordered Voices in The said the hall several times. He said he Several clashes occurred between the city hall. girl cer- Court and Continued Tin Today 9 she had she was a member of counsel about tho admission of amined by the mier Ministry hour was o'clock, and thought intro- stopped there with Guest on the Guest's family. The chief said he tain testimony. The state 201 North First Street. n, re- A 15 the Associated Fifteen years old Ethel Patter-Bo- way to hia home, where her par- saw her come into the city hall on duced Mary Davidson, who l!ay City, Mich., Dec. 15. Paris Dec (by Phone Ilia. blonde girl ents had to have her stay the morning of December 11. He ceived succor at the charity col- statement Harold II. Press.) The chamber of deputies, Phone Us Voiir We Will a Blifiht, pule, arranged come on home last sum- declaring rder; glasses the sort of a to break off her acquaintance wtth did not see Guest in that ony at the Guest Mendell unsettled" was this morning, after a long PILES Do the Itcst. wearing her no asked if she" had ever "mentally early PAZO OINTMENT Re- one sees going to school Gallegos. She said she told occasion, and paid particular mer, and her two debate, gave the Poincare govern- instantly youngster In- 12 about incident. with Guest at that Issued tonight by physicians and associates with maidenly mother on December all attention to the been alone ment a vote of confidence. The lieves ITCHING PILES and you afternoon what had been on because Dr. Evelyn Frisbie testified to Defense objected and Judge appointed by a Tirobate Judge to nocence told yesterday going place. was voto was 512 to 76. can get restful sleep after the CHOCOLATE In Geoi-K- Koddy's court she feared that she was in a seri- having mado an examination of tho Itoddy ruled the evidence examine Mendell, who is held on Justice an- The had been in session first application. a story of aliened repeated immor- ous condition. girl which disclosed that relations The Btate, however, a charge of slaying Rollin H. Mor- chamber al relations with Captain Kichard Telia Gallriros Storv had taken place. She was unable nounced that it would withdraw since Friday afternoon until 1:25 All druggists are authorized to ad-- 1 gan. COFFEE Guest, secretary of the bureau of On cross examination Ethel to state if the girl is to become a tho witness. , o'clock this morning except for a refund money if PAZO OINT- mm offi- were" some counsel Questioned by the physicians, charities und juvenile court mitted that Captain Guest had mother, but said thcr During the hearing the recess. During tho early MENT fails to Curo any case of - would lead a phys- defense that there was Mendell reiterated his denial that supper cer, covering a period beginning been active in assisting- her family, indications that frr stated of tho session. M. Poincare ITCHING. BLIND, BLEEDING Sold at this Stoie. in Into July, 1921, and continuing but that she had never liked him. ician to believe such a condition no disposition on its part to, dis- r.e killed Morgan, his close, friend, part Kaw-knwli- ti of tho or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures until December 12, 1322, when her She said she told Gallegos of her exists. claim sincerity on the part ot the whose body was found in the gave an exposition repara- B. Patterson, swore trouble because he was a sincere the girl's of the PatUrson girl, but river August 6. tions situation, during which he ordinary cases in 6 days, the WE SELL -r- father Joseph Joseph Patterson, parents Men-dell- out a complaint against the man friend and would not tell anybody. father, testified that Guest had indicated that an effort would be Tho case Is complicated by 's told the deputies that if they were worst cases in 14 days. 60c VC a statutory offense. She She admitted having asked Galle- been kind to the family in Ros-we- ll made to show that Guest is being admission of friendship with charging ef- Mor- not satisfied with the government, said she submitted through fear. gos for a book which she had been and in Albuquerque, and said unjustly persecuted through the Morgan's widow, Mrs. Zelda were c, rrosa examina out iden- - in ho and his mlnstry ready The Superior itninr irpiiiinff told would tell her how to get he believed the captain to be an forts of some persons whose gan, now living Albuquerque, withdraw. K. had wna nnt hinted at. N. M. gracefully to MACARONI-SPAGHETT- I tion by Francis Wood, attorney of trouble, but that the boy honorable gentleman up to the fftv rfirertlv the address, the the defense, sne reiuseu iu u refused to do so. though he ad- he been Informed ol the Assistant District Attorney T.' J. After premiers for time had without up the ! viate from her story or to be shak mitted such a book. She confession to her mother. W. C. Heacock ap- chamber, taking Twenty per cent off on Pure EGG NOODLES having girl's Mabry and WATCHMAN question of confidence in tho gov- and admitted that she loves Conrad He said that he objected to the peared for the state, and F. E. KILLED; to the order all bags. James Grunsfeld, Because of tho large crowd of and that she would do anything in had defense. ernment, proceeded wish- ' girl going with Gallegos and Wood for the THEATER BURNED AT of the day and was engaged in this the exclusive morbid curiosity seekers who her power to shield and protect taked to tho school teacher about was luggage shop, the the hcar-.- . told of her pre when an adjournment taken 105 ed to hear testimony, him. She Gallegos Ethel meeting Gullegos instead of MEXICALI, MEXICO until 10 o'clock evening. South First street. iVanf Ads Bring Quick Results vioih in ihn hall of the dicament in October, she said. on Patterson Friday The state an answer going to school time. At the resumption of the sitting Chamber of Commerce. On being pressed for said to Guest to on gener- its of evi- she was fond of he had appealed DECISION HELD Mexloali, Lower California, Dee. the debate continued tho concluded presentation, the girl said that him break off the friendship the al of tho as pro- dence at 5:30 o'clock, and the Commandant and Mrs. Ogllvle. help IT). Fire which destroyed policy government until v.sv between the girl and Gallegos. He Mexico theater and swept half a vided under the agenda. The dep- hearing was continued now in charge of the Salvation Gues'. decid- She stated that she testified that had suggested block of adjoining structures in uties forgot that they had o'clock this morning. Armv here. at the Guest ed tho re- I. The testified that Guest knew that some of the Salvation that tho girl stay FDR ADVISEMENT the business district here today, to join interpellations FORREST girl offense home for a time and help with the loss estimated at home policies to those committed a serious Army people were hostile to Guest where enusing propertv garding and In Koswell In late July talked of him. work of the city colony, $100.0.00 was kindled by bandits r'unnnrnini foreiirn affairs, against her by the way they cases are cared for. Pat- murdered Juan had to listen to when he was charity after they had consequently they i'.'l"v'. or early August, 1921, "But it wasn't any frameun by the thea- commun- of the Salvation Army and the Salvation Army," she said. terson denied Laving told Gonzales, watchman at the a long discourse by tno captain frame-up?- the IN CASE evidence In the ist on the was a member of the organiza- "Why do you mention " teacher or anybody that girl's PHONE ter, according to deputy, Georges Levy, she snare word could not be believed but hands of the authorities today. application of the eight-hou- r day, tion learning to play tho asked Mr. Wood. case she said, "Because I read in the paper said that he had said something The charred body of Gonzales and the echoes of the Mahay drum. This occurred, He of the or- from Herriot. in the upper room of the Salva- that Captain Guest had stated he about her "telling stories." was found in the ruins Deputy HISS where tie the said he believes Gallegos to be a State Commis- chestra pit. Deputy Pierre Forgeot. however, tion Army headquarters, was the victim of a frameup," Corporation de- on the drum In boy, but did not wish his Thrcp persons were slightly brought up reparations. He had her practice glr' replied. good sion sec- of to disturb other persons She admitted that she hates daughter going with anybody and Completes Hearing burned In escaping from the manded that nil possibilities order 'not s. should be said this was Guest and "I Spanish-American- ond floor of the Germania hotel making nn agreement Anns about tho place. She Captain said: guess especially for Increased Rates; Cost the Berryman almost nightly for a long I'll never get forgiveness for it." Gallegos said he is 17 years old adjacent to the theater. exhausted before government repeated in her "You more to get and a student of the Men-a- ul to committed itself to any irrevoca- " period, and that Mrs. Guest, are likely former Company, $30,000 course. He caused n stir In in the lower part of the than some people In this school. He said he had known ble AND PLAYERS Quarters - COUNTY POULTRY ASSN. the chamber by declaring that did not know of it, but hall," said Judge Roddy, who pre- Ethel since February, having met Santa Fe, N. M Dec. 15. The V-- building had called down a number Franco should return to her own OFFER Inquired several times why the viously her through her brother. Gallegos state corporation commission will IN MEETING TONIGHT she to re- in room of who had applauded said often went to picture . finances before sought girl was kept the upper spectators they take the case under advisement form those of Germany. in tho dark. The captain replied, the testimony. shows together in the afternoons and render a decision as early as On cross examination the The Bernalillo County Poultry M. Heriot, after having ridiculed GET the girl said, that he wished her girl and took walks into the country possible, Chairman B. Montoya criticisms of all "JOHNNY, in so that Bhe was specific in her of but he had been association will hold a meeting at tho government's to practice the dark description on Sundays, that announced late Friday afternoon, home of Mrs. declared that the could not watch her fingers. the nlleged happenings of Decem- with Ethel only twice at night, at the conclusion of the on 7:30 tonight at the sundry subjects, YOUR GUN" ber 11. She said she left home hearing J. G. Gentry on North Fourth radicals would vote for the gov- lYnrert Guest when took her home, from the the of Mountain states poll-tic- She o'clock he petition the street. The is to be in the ernment because in foreign s She testified that she knew these with Captain Guest at 8:55 Salvation Army. He said that Telephone and Telegraph company meeting I' As the First Attraction she and arrived at the cltv hall at 9 been nature of a celebration for the tho government represented relations were wrong, but that their relations had always to increase rates in the state. an- or combination but wroi-.- until a o'clock. There was nobody in the splendid success of tho eighth no party did not realize how pure. Gallegos testified that the Hearings on the petition were was held The who were of Four Weeks of time. She declared that her office, she said, and Guest called him her rela- commenced in of last nual poultry show, which France. deputies, later girl had told about September December 4, 5, 6 and 7. more anil more restless as was here last her in and repented his actions of Guest sometime in Sep- and submission here getting family brought She asked tions with year. Preparation The recent show wns the best the time wore on. took their first Dramatic Stock. by Guest, who former times. said he tember. of the evidence cost the company a ,' February Captain - pbout her condition find offer- and most successful, from every opportunity to vote cloture by wished to help her father obtain Girl Asked for Book approximately $30,000, Milton H. coun- All relations were ed to get her son medicine. and standpoint, ever held In the show of hands. Scenery Special. work, and that the Guest's she Gallegos said that the girl had Smith, vice president general to the official re- Then the of tho cham- and were almost daily oc- After leaving office, him about a book which counsel, said. Cost to tho state ty. According president resumed said, she went to his home, where asked port of the association, 1,700 peo- ber put the order of the day. pure THE PREMIER THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE currences. She feared to tell, she would enable girls to get out of has been between $1,500 and rooms confidence told he she spent the day. She arrived H. Wil- ple passed through the show and simple, implying said, because Guest her trouble, but that he had refused $2,000, it was said by Hugh of the ex- In and the cham- YEAR. 1,1 If late because she missed the street during the four days tho government ..,.. onmotVitnir to hpr" It to he had liams, commissioner. at- 512 would have car, she said. She admitted dis- to give her, though hibit. This was the record ber voted such confidence to Change of Program Sundays and Thursdays. Bhe did. She feared he it in his possession. The book be- tendance for a show In this 76. In nui cussing with a girl named Myrtle poultry RESERVED SEATS, 75c; BALCONY, 50c; Tax her put jail, she testineu, longed to some other messenger DOWNEY GFTS DRAW city and was threp times the at- plus never made any specific threat at the Guest hbme her condition, back Dec. 15. he ind blamed Guest for it. boys, he said, and he gave it New Orleans, Bryan tendance of last year. of that sort. Captain without it. He Downey of Cleveland and "Happy" of Oregon City met Guest fre- he girl admitted going with Galle- - to them reading The entire membership the Special She said that she declared that her confession to Littleton of New Orleans fought 13 county poultry association is ex- Woolen Mills, all wool CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE in the Salvation Army hall to a cave northeast of the city, on his fast rounds to a here quently o'clock each denied into it or him had come repeated draw tonight. pected to assemble at the Gentry Auto Robes, $12.50. James SUNDAY MATINEE. here at about 5:10 t going having as to her continued weighed 154 & pounds and ranch Refresh- and when he estab- dfc ie Improper. questioning her Downey poultry tonight. evening, that anything presence with Guest at the Salva Littleton 160. ments are to be served. Grunsfeld, 105 South Third. lished his office at the city hall, Ije said that after becoming ac

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OFFICIAL FIGURES STAMP HIM GREATEST RODDY AND BLISS ARE WHITE DEFEATS Tl HUGE REAL1 NOMINATED TO OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF PEACE MITCHELL WHEM ESTATE DEALS George Roddy, police court judge and justice of th peace in Precinct No, 26, was renominated fo the latter office In the demo- 15 WAVE COMPLETED cratic primaries held last night. TOIL L. W. Bliss, present United Elates commissioner, was nominated for 1 same office In Precinct No. 12, L th Gains Cromwell Building and Whit- He was nominated to succeed W. Chicago Lightweight W. McClellan, Incumbent. Technical Knockout Over ing Building, Both at Sec- In Precinct No. 12, Q. M. Bcna-vid- was nominated by the demo- Milwaukee Pugiiist; Has y ond and Gold, Are Sold; crats for the office of constable, to A Involved succeed R. L. "Dick" Wootton. Best of Ten Rounds $100,000 The latter took the office when A. S. Moraga resigned. In Precinct New York, Dec. 15. Charley! Two real estate deals aggregat- No. 28 J. A. C. de Baca was re- J100.000 have office con- White, Chicago lightweight, won .1 ing approximately nominated for the of been consummated within the past stable. technical knockout over nitchlu 4 a, In the meeting held at Precinct In view of the Mitchell of Milwaukee tonight 'i IV1""". two days by the firm ot P. F. fact that our new generating equip- The two No. 26 it was decided to make the tho tenth round of a Incorporated. nominations of both Roddy and de ment and is at Jlndlson Gar-- 1 deals constitute much the largest Baca as of the party. A machinery at our power plant about ready match Square Albu-qucrti- people's real estate transactions in was also to den. few resolution , adopted be Mitchell's seconds threw a towel! duting the past protest against Miss Lucy Harris, to connected up it becomes absolutely necessary for two and - months, county clerk-elec- t, naming Harry Into the ring after minutes V deals were for at 18 of round had .loth property F. Lee as clerk of the district us to shut down the in order to make a few neces- eectmiis the corner of Second street and plant elapsed, and an Mitchell fell to the the court. A committee was appoint- time. Uold avenue. Both were connected ed to wait on Mr. Lee and request canvas lor the third both sary electrical connections. We have chosen the hours Mitchelis Fliiny style of attack with the Cromwell eBtate and that he reloase Miss Harris from bothered White during the early sales were made by" Mrs. E. T. any obligations In connection with on next SUNDAY DECEMBER 17, FROM part of the bout, but the slender Stotesbury, widow o the late OIU the appointment. Those appoint- MORNING, Milwaukeean was ynahle to stand ver Cromwell. ed to this committee are: Dr. S. L. 6 A. M. White's terrific blows. The second deal came yesterday Burton, J. Jordl and A. Fleischer. UNTIL ABOUT 7:30 A. M. for this work and up under :;::.S'J::iS.!i5!: was an White floored .Mitchell in the first and was for the Whiting building, There unusually strong in- round with a left hook, but the ut the southwest corner of Second attendance at both meetings, J. we will appreciate your kind consideration for the latter came hack in the second street and Gold avenue. Purchase Jordl was secretary and W, C. round had the Chicago boxer of the was made by Fred- Oestrelch was chairman of the convenience this will We as- and property No. 26. that shut down cause you. grogyy, opening cuts under While's George Sislcr "taking off" for first after smashing the ball. erick Luthy and Miss Eatella meeting at Precinct right eye and on his lip. Luthy, son and daughter of Mr. sure that the service will be resumed as soon as pos- Mitchell On the aggressive Offielnl avernros nt the American leneue. lust issued, bear out th Mrs. F. 102 South you stayed in and J. Luthy 0' SUNDAY MATINEE AT the next few rounds, but general belief that George Sisler is the greutest plaver th Arno street. ino purcnuso yiitu sible.' - both slowed up their pace, seizing game today, if not in the game's history. lie led the league in batting is reported to have been $45,000 THE CRYSTAL OPERA an opportunity iu the ninth round. with . averflI?Q 0f .419 ana aet UD gCOre of Other great records. . is one of j . . A Vilu The Whiting building 11.1 UMi " BY TAYLOR PLAYERS VVIJUO HlUKKCl iUJUiicu rwm the old land-mar- of Albuquer- to the can-vas- t. left and sent llitehio que, having been built in 1880 by Respectfully, The bell paved White from Gun" will be 1 acted for the screen. Calvin Whiting, one time member "Johnny Get Your knnrknut in the Hecond i Jacques bill of tho left tlrelillat, of the Theater Odeon, of the city council. In that day the first and opening White smashed his right and I 1 man for Sarah was woll removed E. Forrest Taylor, Mies Anne Ber- - across with lellinK eneet In the Theaters Today Paris, and leading the building l Bernhardt, plays the role of Nero. from the then business district. ryman stock players at the Crystal Gas & Electric tenth and soon had Mitchell in afternoon. Albuquerque Company bat- Paulette Duval, one of the most Oliver Cromwell purchased the Opera house Sunday distress. . Groggy und badly - cow- - Mitchell tried "II" Theater Repeating today beautiful women in France, ap.- building some years later. This first offering is a great tered but still game, in a feminine role, extends and is a royalty bill. to buck, but ran into a left for the last time, Betty Compson pears principal The Whiting building boy comedy fight him on and Bert Lytell as the stars in "To while America Is represented, by 142 feet on Second street and 76 Miss Anne Borryman, the leading Arthur Prager, Manager hook that again sprawled the hlondo loveliness of Violet There are came direct the Denham tho floor, lie staggered to his teet Have and to Hold"; also repeating feet on Gold avenue. lady, from - two-re- Mersereau. Kdy Darclea heads a stores on street level and Denver, in which city he only- to go down again in the face "Made In the Kitchen," a nine the theatre, und Mack long list of prominent Italian 20 offices above. Mr. Luthy stated made Mtn endearing reputation. of a fusillade of blows, the Sennett comedy. screen in "Nero." Post in ended as a towel was tossed stars yesterday that the purchase of the When she left, the Denver fight Miss Darclea Is of Itallan-Ame- r In- two columns in into tho ring from his corner, Crystal Opera House Popular property had been simply for an editorial almost New lean stock, her mother having vestment length, spoke with regret of her Johnny tShugrue, of Jersey, May Kobson and her company will come from Baltimore and her fath- purposes. rare recent comiueror of William Jack appear tonight in "Mother's Mil- Just 24 hours ' efore the Whit- departure and praised her to his er from Home. Alexander Snlvini, was consummated and talents. The associate son, added another victory lions." Curtain will rise promptly who is ing build)ng sale glftg 8 has a very prominent role, which of Miss and Mr. Ktrincr when he received the judges at o'clock. a of famous Balvlnl the Cromwell building, players Berryman decision in u sensational member the stands on the northeast corner of Taylor are also all high class ar- pemi-fin- al Klino family. while It is said that the scenic bout with Flores, Ljrlo Theater Clara Kimball "Nero" Is Gold avenue and Second street, tists, all-st- being presented today a Filipino lightweight. Young and her cast, in last was purchased from Mrs. Stotes- artist with the company Is in I Hounds at the Pastime theater for the himself. is announced Tito by "The Hands of Kara," will leave time. bury, for a consideration reported class by It Hound Ono White toon the the Lyric tonight after the last to be $50,000, The J. P. McCanna that great pains will be taken to in the first round and also ."l--t firm made this each production true to life count show; repeating 'lir NOV Eft KCTITOKN" TITTtrMj purchase Thursday stage i ilronncd Mitioll for the Kun," a two-re- el comedy. afternoon. Mr. D. E. Pence, personal represen- aUMtLMflBEBBMBUy of nino with a left hook to the BY Hi:UT LYTELL IV Is found in of the company, arrived In TO HOLD" Another coincidence tative jaw. Mitchell drew blood from I'astlme Theater William Fox's "TO II WE AND tho dimensions of the two build- the city a week ago to make all nose with a. stiff but suc- White's jab, "Nero,'" after a suc- ings. The Cromwell building has necessary arrangements for a White retaliated with a terrifc great picture, One of the most novel and thrill- The matinee cessful run of four days, will leave mo- exactly the same frontage as the cessful engagement. two-fiste- d attack, badly cutting ing incidents ever shown in a 75 feet on will start at 2:15 m. For Quick and Certain Results the Journal Want Ad Columns, the Pastime tonight. If you have was introduced In "To Whiting building, with Sunday pi try Mitchell's mouth. tion picturo on Sec- Adv. Whito took the ag- not seen "Nero," see the picturo Have Gold avenue and Hi feet Koiind Two and To Hold," a Paramount ond street. gressive In the second at the start, today. picturo produced by George e, but Mitchell unexpectedly un- which will be repeated Tho Cromwell building contains sensational assault. He CLARA KIMBALL YOt'N'G Inst "B" five Rtoreg on the street level and leashed a for tho time today at the -- 1 drove White about the with SPEAKS RUSSIAN WITH theater. This consists of a 30 offleps above. This building ring Sl'UTlTLKS AT TIIK LYIUC giant was built Mrs. for- hard lefts and rights to the face, swine on a rope, made by Bert hy Stotoshury's was aa the mer husband, the 'ate Oliver Crom- Whito plainly groggy The of silence of the Lytell and Betty Compson, the fea- hell fact the tured 80 across well, who was also owner of the rang. silent drama has its advantages players, feet and Knnml Three Mitchell stagger- HO feet ahnve deck of a first Albuquerque street car line. to Clara Kimball Young, the pirate Mrs. is now ed Whito with n wicked left hook according on which real guns are boom- Stotesbury married jjl chin. White swung wildly who is seen in a Kussian story, ship to a millionaire and to the "The of which is be- ing, while a couple of hundred pi- Philadelphia several times and clinched repeat- Hands Nara," seventeenth has made her home In Philadel- ing repeated today at the Lyric rate get busy with some edly. Mitchell nearly fell through century pistols, cjtlasses and other phia for time past. from a for the last time. ' the ropes backing away blood-thirst- y recovered and 'They tell me I look Russian, impedimenta. clinch, but quickly The swing is first made hy Mr. YESTERDA-'- S FOOTHALti was on the aggressive as the round said Miss Young.t "and that's very Waco, C4; Corpus ChristI, 7. gratifying. But several real Rus- Lytell to Eave Miss Compson from nrtit. the and the. attentions of Abilene, 13; Cleburne, 8. J ton nd Four Both waded in sians in the cast have attempted pirates Many Are Taking Advantage of This Big Haberdashery Sale to ma of Theodora Kosloff as Lord Carnal, ' with two-hand- drives and White to teach a little the So word I've and then when he YESTERDAY BASKETBALL ehot over a hard left to tho face. far the only duplicated Texas A. !vr., 48: Hous- of Is samovar, and swings back with her to safety. The and Sam BUY ! Mitchell started a fresh flow pronounced right ton Normal quintet, 13. THREE GIFTS FOR THE PRICE OF TWO blood from a cut on Whites right that was my Russian vocabulary stunt came off with thrills, eclat 1 North western,' 34;. Monmouth, cheek. They spent most of the before I started the picture, nil nnd safety but Mr. 'Lytell and 16. round sparring. glad that when those big words Miss Compson carefully inspected IU)iiml rive The round opened that are all consonants come, I can the ropo before starting the is Mitchell over the say them with subtitles." feat. Twenty per cent off on slowly, shooting The of Hands of TIES SHIRTS first effective blow, a hook to the author "The on all trunks. James Gruns-fel- d, and after Nara" is Richard Washburn Child. Tuko the 25 jaw, following shortly advantage of per the exclusive Four-in-Han- hard to tbo body. He the present United States ambas .rTif- v.,, I i,ri(lin .1 . nil Titrv nt luggage 75c fine Silk 45c $1.25 Shirts, at with a right . . , ,...95c snapped White's head back with a sador to Italy. The story appeared' lft. , shop, 105 South First. to fine Silk Four-in-Han- 65c re- - $1.00 $1.25 ..... $2.00 Shirts, fine Rep and Madras...... $1.35 tin a. m uuun--i a u.ufc.'.- succession of right, but White Hiai dcubi ' taliated with a stiff left hook to sine, and later came out as a nov------. $1.50 finest Silk and Knitted Ties 85c $2.75 Shirts, extra fine Madras $1.85 K. Duttou & the jaw. el, published by F, $2.00 Silk and Knitted, wrinkle-proo- f, the $4.00 Silk Striped, Madras, Russian Cords, Hound Slv White shot in his.lef t Co. best in the new finest materials twic witTiou; 11 reply und drove "The Hands of Nara" was pro-- ! shapes. $1.15 ,...$2.45 Mitchell to tho ropes with a right duced by Harry Carson for the Cor- 1o the body. Mitchell missed a Samuel Zicrler Photoplay IE- terrific right hook as they mixed. poration. Metro is chief distribu-- i Whito drove both hands to the Mi- tor. lwaukee fighter's head, opening a GLOVES jagged cut over tho hitter's right XOTARLE CAST IX FOX HOSIERY SWEATERS PRODl'CTION OF "NERO:" Regular $3.00 silk lined Itoiiml Seven White landed two NOW SHOWING AT PASTIME: Young men's and boys' Pure lefts to tho body but Mitch- 3 pairs Silk Lisle, $1.00 Kid Gloves, at $2.15 hard J. Gordon at,.. Wool Fancy Sweaters ell came right back and traded The cast of "Nero," Pure Wool $1 . Lined Auto on an even basis. He Edwards' special Fox production, Hose, at. .65c Gloves; reg- punches is one. It is in- ular at $6.00 hook White with a left uppercut. truly a notable Service $1.25 fancy and plain Silk $2.50, $1.65 regular, now.... $4.15 They were sparring as tho bell ternational In character, including The Stores $2.50 Kid Gloves American, French. Russian and Hose, at 85c Regular $9.00 regular, now , . . .$6.7B rang. as well at $1.85 Round Eight Both landed hard Italian actors and actresses, Silk $10.00 blows to the head a swift as several members of Italian and $1.50 Fancy or Wool $4.50 lined Auto regular, now... ..$7.45 during have never Regular exchange. White hooked a stiff Russian nobility, who Our Christmas Candies have just arrived, Hose, at '. $1.15 Gloves, at $3.35 $15.00 regular, now.... $9.85 right to Mitchell's chin but receiv- ed a hard right and loft in retal- in bulk and pound and half pound boxes, iation. Ritchie from further punishment. Round Nine Mitchell's shifty His mouth was cut and his face all and strictly pure reasonably priced. 1-- Off-Tru- nks Cases-1- nttack and left jnb bothered White. badly battered. 3 and Genuine Leather Hand Bags and Suit -3 Off The Chicagnan landed lightly on Hon ml Ten White sent Mitchell Other new items: the head and then missed. Mitch- down again ki. tne count of nine ell staggered him for a moment, after a staggering series of blows Sweet Corn, lb 28c but ho came back with a terrific to the head, Mitchell came up to Evaporated assault and sent Mitchell down for take the aggressive but did not Glace's lb $1.10 SILK SHIRTS a count of nine. White wag booed land effectively. White waited for Pineapple Rings, BELTS SCARFS Handkerchiefs as he Mitchell to his knees an opening and sent Mitchell down pushed Polished Brazil lb'...... 45c Values to $6.00, Initial and Border from a clinch. The bell saved again. Jumbo Nuts, with Initial Buckles, Fancy 30c Regular $3.50 Scarfs, at $4.65 Ilandkerchlcfs In box of Sugared Dates, lb.. $1.50 Belts, Now regular at ...... $2.45 Values to $8.50, 6; $1.25 regular. Fancy Boneless Codfish, lb. boxes. . . .40c at , $1.15 at $6.45 only ...85e P Eastern Strawberry Preserves, 16-o- z. TREE ORNAMENTS jar ...... 45c This is the finest selection of men's furnishings we have ever had in our stock. You Xim New lb .30c Crop Table Raisins, must see these articles in order to realize the big savings offered you. Christmas Candies, lb.. . . .30c, We are showing a beautiful line of ornaments, Fancy up Assorted Chocolates, lb. box 75c to $1.25 u priced at 10c and 15c none higher. Electric Xmas We also have the latest style . Hawkins Ideal Grocery MliYEI MEYER Tree Lights, priced at $3.25, set of eight. lon-11- 1 North Second C. L. MCMILLAN, PHONE 520. 114 WEST CENTRAL AVE. Made so you can attach eight more lights or PHONES S16 E. more. 398 304 305 Phone 256. Central, few

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K9Es i!nOTiui:iiiiBii:iiiiraiiiiiiiiiii!iii a Country Gentleman Corn, OCHETT raliHQgHavpHNT?; No. 2 can, 14iac a Blue Label Fine Peas, fiiiiianiiiiiniitiiBiiniii Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am seventeen years old. I have my MENU HINT white of an Add one-ha- lf tea- orecctst egg. No. 1 22c. girl fifteen years old and in love hair bobbed and all my sisters and ISrcnkrast spoon vanilla and beat till of right can, with a nineteen. He asked me friends tell me look much Baked boy I WoHrgnotflft Apple Sauco consistency to put on cakes. Top Dew FRIDAY nRIDGK MEETS It. Collister, 316 South Third to him I refused be since have bobbed It Omelet, Honey Peas, street. Mrs. Collister was asalatsd marry and younger I Jolly cakes with nutme vts or candied No. 2 WITH JIHS. KIC1S cause mother Bays I am too young ma to be over THE FLAPPER DOLL FOR 4Sc Bran Muffins and Butter can, 25c. Sets was hostess for by her Miss Grace Col- Everybody takes cherries. Mm. Aucust daughter, to marry, lie got angry at roe and The Milk Selected the meeting of the Friday lister. Luncheon was served. Offi- went with a friend twenty when I have my hair pinn- Flapper hns even invaded Tomato One can toma- Fort Tomatoes, regular cers girl of mine for to Toyland for we find Dinner Bisque Bridge club Friday afternoon at for the ensuing year include spite. She told him a lot of untrue ed up. It Is just long enough the Flapper toes; one one No. 2 can, 19c. Mrs. R. Doll a favorite i Tomato Bisque cup oatmeal; onion; her home, 723 North Fourtn street. James Scott, president; things about me, but he says he pin It up nicely. Mother la the becoming toy with one A two course" luncheon was served Mrs. S. L. Hernandez, vice presi- one who tells me not to cut the children. Roast Shoulder nf Iimb stalk celery; three pints water; Fort Tiny Rosebud Beets, doesn't, believe a word she told only with Mhit boll two hours; strain and add one following cards. Mrs. Harry Ben- dent; Mrs. T. T. Wells, treasurer; him and now he wants to with it ugain, but sho uumits 1 look You could make this novelty, Jolly No. 2 31c. go sim- Sweet Potato pinch of soda; one can, jamin was substitute, the players Mrs. Louise Llndliy, secretary; mo again. older with it pinned up. She which costs about $2.50 if you Croquettes lump butter; Masdames W. C, Reld, Mrs. George H. Anderson, auditor; What would to ply refuses to lot me have it cut bought it in the for Creamed Onions teaspoon each salt and sugar; boll Monarch Including you advise me shops, ap- with Walnut fifteen to minutes. String Beans, Tom Danahny, T. E. Whltmer, Mrs. John Jones, social depart- do? Mother doesn't care if I go again, Please advise me whether proximately 45c, muslin Lettuce Catsup thirty No. 2 A. ment; Mrs. M, X'ost, philan- I figuring cans, 82c. Frank A. Hubbell, Jr., Will George with boys? Do you think I am too to cut it or listen to mother. at 20c per yard, cretonne for the Dressing Keleher, George C. Taylor, Jerre thropic; Mrs. Jumes H. Collister, young? BLUE EYED MARY. want my hair cut again. dress at the Cocoanut --"Me Suggestions Del Monte Miss Mrs. R. W. mis- same price per yard, How to Spinach, Haggard and Estelle Luthy. church aid; Ellis, Yes, I think you are too young PUZZLED. 10c for the cotton Supper Select Eggs In addition C. will be the sionary to I would not advise to wilful- or sawdust to clennlinoss and the No. 2V can, 21c. Mm, George Taylor department. go with boys and consider your- you with which to stuff it and 10c for Welsh Rarebit Sandwiches freshness, next hostess. O self In love with one of them. ly disobey your mother. Unices housewife when eggs It a ball of wool, either Cup Cakes Chocolate purchasing Marshall O Mrs. William Allen entertained Is only natural to have boy friends she consents to let you have your knitting should consider size and freedom Pumpkin, The of the Rid- at bridge. Thursday afternoon at in hair let it and wear it brown, black or blonde for the from cracks. so In No. 2Vz 14c. regular meeting the neighborhood and at school, cut, grow hair. Eggs vary size can, ing club will be held Saturday aft- her home in North Thirteenth but you are too young to have long for a year. When you arc Today's Recipes that a dozen largo and a dozen ernoon when members of the club street. A two-cour- luncheon was or to you will bo old enough to The pattern cuts in sizes (i and Baked Apple Sauce Cut pared small eggs at the same Blue Label Chili Sauce, evotiing callers go places with eighteen 22 purchased will take a long ride on th mesa. served. boys except to school and neigh- make such decisions for yourself. inches high. For size 22, the apples into eighths, removing core, price per dozen may differ as much Large size, 43c. 0 borhood parties. Since you like doll requires i yard ma- and put in baking dish. Cover with ns 25 per cent In the value of the MRS. WOODS HOSTESS TO Following the study meeting of the boy who wants to come back Dear Mrs. Thompson: All of tin terial and the dress requires H hot water, add sugar and cinna- food elements furnished. It Is Blue Label Catsup, BRIDGK FOR GUEST the Women's Missionary society ot let him come back as a friend, but girls 1 go with have pretty curlecl-u- p varcl or wider material. mon, cover closely, and bnkn an coming to bo realized, too, that large size, 32c. Mrs. Lester H. Woods will enter- Bt. Paul's Lutheran church Thurs- tell him ho must not talk of love. eyelashes. Mine stand straight I itcc 15c, coin hour and a half in a slow oven. more accurate results can ob- I stamps or (coin be tain guests for three tables of day afternoon, the annual business out, I have tried everything These are still better If cooked with tained in and by Sneider's Oyster Cocktail fol- it preferred). cooking baking bridge Wednesday afternoon of session was he'.d, at which the Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am can think of to curl them, but cider Instead pf wa,er. in either or meati.-in- the medium no I friends weighing esss Sauce, size, 30c next week at her home. North lowing officers were for has effect. asked my case, tha apple sauce is of a deep out ot their shells. Cracked egg.i Thirteenth the year: Mrs. several times what they used but much more of street, complimenting coming President, - reddish color, and are undesirable because the break- sister-in-la- Mrs. seem not to to toll- me. i her Mrs. Edith Dehl C. A. Barnliart; vice president, they want the flavor of .he apples kept ing of .the shell makes possible the ORANGES, of Butte, Mont. Martin Johnson; secretary, Miss What do you think they use? than when' they are stow;d on top entrance of bacteria and filth. O Lotta Petersen; treasurer, Miss THANK YOU. of the stove. Bits of butter may M. Marmaduke Fri- secre- Household Without a rtoubt friends Small Size, Mrs. J. left Florence Olson; statistical your . also be added, though it is not at Do not to home In Los A. M. histori- have that curl up natur-ully- throw away the empty 38c Dozen. day returning her tary, Mrs, linudsen; eyelashes all necessary. salt Wash them ' visit with sis- The other kind are pretty, One-ha- bags. thoroughly Angeles after a her an, Miss Frances Easterday. The Cup Calies lf cup sugar, and can be to numerous ter. Mrs. Mabel Hilyard at the nominees for the church council Suggestions too, and it is my advice to be sat- one one they put Boss Flour, , isfied the nnture made you. tablespoon butter, egg, uses. With the stitching ripped are Mrs. C. A. Barnhart and Miss way one-ha- lf 48 lashes are different. What pinch of snlt, teaspoon out they can be usd to cover the pounds, $2.15. 0 Lotta Petersen. If your seven-ergpt- fin- vanilla, cup flour, to fat The committee of the , O does that matter? Take your butter crock, strain hot Larrabee's hospitality two teaspoons baking powder, oio-ha- lf th and will find several Flour, Y. W. C. A. met Friday afternoon LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD Junket ger and brush the lashes upward 'oush, you Miss If the milk that is for when think of it. That may cup milk. Cream butter and other uses for these handy little 48 pounds, $2.15. with the chairman, Martha HAS NEW OFFICERS heating you sugar, add and beat. Add to make plans for a party junket should accidentally boll, let help, but probably not much since egg suit, squares of cloth that are kept in El Sol Valliant, The annual business session of then vanilla, then the with ho towels. Flour, during Christmas week to be given Brotherhood the it cool to the lukewarm tempera- your lashes are naturally straight. alternately the drawer tea the Lutheran of ture for Junket, add the tablet, and milk and flour (sifted with baking 48 pounds, $1.85. for transient girls. St. Paul church was held in the In O it will be just as good as usual. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a powder). Bake moderate oven social rooms of the church Monday sixteen of age. I hnve In tiny gem pans. When cool, Ice Oregon City Corn Meal, McTOVATJ luncheon at which, the of- girl years Special I1KLD SATURDAY evening following Insanitary Habits been going with a boy about my wilri White Mountain icing, made Woolen Mills, all wool 10 pounds, 35c. f ficers were elected for the now as follows: One one-thi- rd Mrs. Roy McDonald will enter- There should be fewer cases of age for eight months and I think cup sugar, Auto $12.50. James year: President, A. E. Johnson; tonsils adenoids Is it cup cold water. Boil till it Robes, tain with a, luncheon Saturday at secre- enlarged and very much of him. proper 106 vice president, Wm. DolJe; among small children If mothers for mo to him a Chrlstmus hairs and add to beaten Grunsfeld, 10S South Third. " her home, North Eighth street, A. give stiffly EXTRA FANCY for Miss Angelica Howden, a tary, Wm, Collins; treasurer, would refrain from encouraging gift? If so, please send me some A of in- Oscar Shirley. There was a gen- the use of and thumb- - would be APPLES, Christmas bride. few the pacifiers suggestions that proper. " timate friends of the honor guest eral discussion covering plans for sucking while they are infants, What would be a proper way for $1.50 BOX. will be entertained. the coming year. The nominees one to thank her fiance for a gift? for the church council are W. A. Tarnished Embroideries FRECKLES. Shack was hostess Collins and Irwin Danielson. If the gold and silver embroid would be better for you to 1 Baking Powder, Mm. Harry O It Royal !'.. the Cluga Bridge club Wednes- ery has tarnished on the evening send a Christmas greeting than VISITOR COMPLIMENTED decide J 6 ounces 24c day afternoon, gown that has been laid away all to give a present. If you h4 PARTY WITH BRIDGE summer, place a cloth over the on a present, however, make your Order patterns by number. Send 12 ounces 46c P. K O. CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. G. A. Williamson was com- trimming and Iron gently with n gift a book, nil orders direct to Fashion De- with a for warm Iron down for a few a NEXT TUESDAY plimented bridge party, up and I doubt if you realize that part men t, Albuquerque Morning 2l . .$1.46 Tha next regular meeting of the which her daughter, Mrs. G. M. minutes. The brightness will soon fianco Is more than a friend. The Journal, 2.10 South Wells street, pounds. local chapter of P. E. O. will be Williamson, was the hostess at her return. word Implies betrothal. Thank a Chicago, III. In the 1211 West Roma avenue. A a how held Tuesday afternoon home, friend for gift by saying Ribbon form of a Christmas party. Mrs. two course luncheon was served. A fiafo Christmas much yo.i appreciate him giving A new of silver table- Blue Peaches, at If Intend It. Prob- shipment Carl C. Mageo will be hostess you .using .cotton wool and how much you like ware in tlin beautiful "Madam 11 ounces. 18c her home In West Copper avenue. MUSICAL PROGRAM HELD for Christmas decorations, treat it ably an engngert grl would thank Morris" design at Everitt's Inc...... O AT U. ASSF.MKLY first with a strong alum solution. her fiance and also kiss him. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Taylor of The final assembly program of as it is very Inflammable, and 2 pounds 52c Johnson City, Tenn., have arrived the year, and by far the most en- when saturated in some solutions win- Is 5 . . . .$1.27 In Albuqueraue to spend the tertaining that has been given, was a powerful explosive. Soak the pounds and will make their home at the musical wool well in a solution of two ter program given yester- ounces CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT, DEC. 16 903 West Marquette avenue. morning by the de- of alum to a pint of water. O day university Then to partment of music, under the di- hang up dry. Santa Clara Prunes, Y. W. 0. A. BANQUET HELD rection of Professor John Lukken. 70-8- 0 15c pound SATURDAY NIGHT The program was a splendid one, THREE GOVERNMENT There is a free balloon in Toyland today for size.... A seventy-fiv- e guests every banquet for and gave evi- p room throughout, ample accompanied by a grown-u- who comes 30-4- 0 . . . 25c will be held In the recreation dence of the excellent work that MEN KILLED IN A youngster size pound W. C. A. night for it. You want to the to Toy-lan- d at the Y, Saturday is done In the music bring youngsters 18-2- of the Albu- being depart- MOONSHINE BATTLE 4 size ...50c pound when the members ment. Of especial appeal to the them so that can querque Y. W. C. A. will entertain anyway, bring today they Y. W. audience were the numbers by the their balloons. members of the university male of D. A. Lexington, Ky Dec. 15. A get free Toyland third floor. C. A. board at quartette, consisting and their advisory Miller, Otto Bebbcr, Charles Dear-ln- week of skirmishes between moon- CALIFORNIA DATES, dinner. Misses Florence Adams II. shiners and federal prohibition Dulce Knox the com- an R. Thompson, and those 60c and compose by the university chorus and the agents in the hills of Menifee pound. mittee In charge of the arrange- county, which resulted In the kill ments. Mrs. Robert Rockwood. university band. Because of a White severe cold, Miss Maude Riordan ing of three agents and one moon- Comet Rice, of .the advisory board, will an- njember pro-gr- a shiner and the wounding of S-r-- small 9c. was unablo to appear on the W f 4 package, act as toastmistress. Miss Adams other outlaw, was ended tonight. N ' 111 I h JEW m. P ELRY has written toasts about the cam- A posse of twenty agents were 22c. which will be given as a wel- Preceding the musical program, Our main floor Jewelry Department is the mecca Large package, pus Dr. Charles Coan, chairman of the returning from the hill country to. come to the guests. Miss Helen night with five prisoners. of seekers these Here is as Bulk, 8c. McArthur, vice president a4iileticcommittej presented Ber- gift days. complete ofh nard with Robert Ballard, reputed' leader line and university Y. W. C. A., will give Scarborough the silver of the outlaws, was shot to death a of personal household jewelry aa you the response. The Y. W. C, A. loving cup which Scarborough won to in L. W. SODA CRACKERS in this morning. Guy Cole, the third would expect find a metropolitan Jewelry triangln Idea will be carried out the annnal cross country 'run man In last government killed, fell store at the only possible in a depart- 56c. with Miss Ruth Morgan of the Monday. battle. Charles Ballard, PRICES: Tickets on sale Mat. savings Caddies, university cabinet representing Members of the three university brother of slain leader was $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. at ment store. Here is from the clubs on the the everything latept study; Miss Ellon Hornung, presi- glee program Include wounded but escaped. son's Now. Curtain at 8 o'Clock. wooden to dia- dent of the C. U. P. club, represent- Misses Maude Riordan, Carol Wil. novelty girdle the finest ot fine ing work: and Mrs. Thomas B. son, Norma Williams, Margaret monds, ready for your selection. MATS Owens, representing the Y. W. Brooks, Dorothy Goelitz, Ruth spirit. During the banquet a pro- Morgan, Faye Strong, Alice Sundt, gram will be given with Miss Ma- Katherine Owen, Mary McLane, Best Cuts of Pot Roast, rion Eller at the violin and Miss Thelma Louden, Frances Holscher-she- r, 20c pound. Elsie Ruell at the piano. A large Thelma Farley, Margaret Christmas tree will be used for Easterday, Mabel Elder, Elizabeth Pork Loin Roast, decoration of the banquet room, Edmundson, I.e Ella Craig, Grace TODAY 25c pound. and tiny trees will ornament the Collister, Ruth Cook, Leona Bur- - 7 tables. Red and green ribbons and ton and Nelle Ileijs; Messrs. Ilnrr.v Small Hearts, ill be to l THE DAY OF TE! red candles used carry Thompson, Charles Bearing, Kai iS LAST 2 pounds for 25c. out the holiday Idea. Mrs. Roy Oorhardt, Edward Horgan, Dnvid Prices in Canny Milk-Fe- d Graham will be charge of the Miller, Walter Hernandez, E. Hop- Veal Roast, assisted a of serving by number kins, Caswell Clovers, Otto Boblx r 25c girls of the Girls Reserve. and A. R. Thompson. pound. O were Mrs. Jciinh' CHRISTMAS SPECIALS The Clef club will meet Accompanists SALE Pork Shoulder Roasts, Treble S. Faw, Fred Wagner, and Mlsac $5.00 Wednesday afternoon of next week 20c pound. at church for Norma Williams and Helen Wiley. American Mixed, 20c pound; 2 pounds for 35c the Congregational Maxwell Merritt gave the violin Fresh Ham, practice for their Christmas carols Christmas Mixed, 25c pound; 2 pounds for 45c obligato. 30c pound. WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM University band members on the Mixed Taffy, 18c pound; 2 pounds for 35c Season End Prices on Women's GIVEN FRIDAY program were John Wilkinson, Special Ribbon Candy, 20c pound; 2 pounds for 35c Soareribs. Mrs. Jessica Wolf read "Affin Elmer Bryan, Charles Dearing. 20c ' John Lukken, Earl Gerhardt, Ells- Chocolate Peanut Candy, pound , 35c Ready-fo-We- &r in -- pound. ities" by Dorothy Dix and was the AV. Tfiis Sale center of the program at the regu- worth Duke, Willis Morgan, Also Candy Canes, Xmas Box Candy. Special prices for, the Holidays. Liberty Loaf, Dolde, Thelma Loudon, Caswell mid-seaso- lar meeting of the Woman's club here this n ready-to-we-ar n. Veon Cllen Pearce. By shopping durinjr 25c at philanthropy day Friday arter-noo- Clovers, Kicch, pound. The reading was followed Kenneth Wilkinson, Louis Cante- - sale you can take advantage of season-en- d Rolled Roasts, ( by a song, "Last Rose of Summer," lou, Eldred Harrington, Wiley ,on the coats, suits, dresses and hats was as received Price, Buster Kelley, William Col- - prices 20c which well as the . pound. A Dana and Todd lins and Tom Popejoy. THE CANDY SHOP you are planning to buy before the holidays. reading. George Pork Chops, A" wsre on the musical program. The 110 SOUTH SECOND STREET. Every garment in our store the largest of its C, L. French quartette sang "Only The new congressmen riding the kind ever to the has been reduced' 30c pound. a Year Ago," My Lady Chloe fence on the prohibition question brought state, and "The Chinese Flower Fete." will now join In singing "Nobody and placed into convenient groups for this sale-- , Hens, Extra Fancy, Mrs. E. S, Stover, leader of the knows how dry I am." Norfolk 15 LOTS $8 TO $100. Roasters, Extra Fancy. program, .discussed philanthropy, Virginian-Pilo- t. Extra drawing the distinction between Fryers, Fancy. charity and philanthropy. Ail aft- Twenty per cent off on ernoon Friday the club held open all James Gruns- house for its annual philanthropy suit cases. 9 Lois of Suets and sale ana bazaar. feld, the exclusive luggage Bargain len's O 105 South Mrs. Cecil Malehan left Friday shop, First. fruits; for her home in Denver after a Owercsals a! S15 and Up. Oranges, Sunkist, visit here with her sister, "Mrs. W. size, 60c dozen. W. Strong, 800 Park avenue. large O fOUGHS Pomegranates, INSTALLATION BANQUET - over throat and chest 15c AT MASONIC TEMPLE WKF ewallow small nieces of pound. The annual Installation banquet i" of the Order of Eastern Star was Persimmons, held Friday night at the Masonic 30c pound. temple, two hundred, guests at- On the advertisement WRITTEN BY SIDNEY California tending. The tables were beauti Run January 9th, 1921, following Grapes, fully decorated In the five colors Over 17VapoMillion fan Uttd Ytafy WEIL, appeared in the Morning Journal, advertisement being sponsored by 2 pounds for 35c. Qf the order. Cut flowers were Kiwanis number of used in decorations. Mrs. Bam the Club, and paid for by a real estate dealers: Cranberries, was Livingston chairman of the "This Committee as its mature that a hotel of 2 quarts, 35c. dining room committee, assisted by reports conclusion, 40, 60, 80, Pears, ' Mesdames Alice Lyons, W. P. 100 or 150 rooms, properly built and equipped, arid managed with reason- Alligator f Brannln, E. A. Bridges, Alice FACE DISFIOURED 35c each. Lewis, Jennie Hanson, NellfB Ro- able business judgment, will pay a profit from its completion that this profit Bpiu-messe- r. Delicious ger. C. O. Clark and C. H. will be a minimum of 10 per cent, upon the money invested, with a possible Apples, A second committee was maximum of 35 cent." Hew Gift 10c pound. composed of Mesdames George earning per iexieo's Leading Store Thomas Blskemore and WITH PIMPLES Arkansas Red Wlckham, The of which I was a at its next Apples, Joe Parker. Committee, member, meeting day repudiated 10c pound. Following the dinner, officers the statement and notified Weil that no further advertising must be publish for the new year were Installed'. Hard, Large and Red. Itched ed which was not first the President of the They are: Mrs. Sara Livingston, approved by Company, and again worthy matron; Lawrence Mackey, andBurned.CuticuraHeals. went on record that we conservatively believed the hotel would pay 8 net HUTS worthy patron; Mrs. May Dorris, on its cost. assistant matron; Mrs. Mary Shuf-flebarg- Mrs. Alice "When ! was fifteen years old conductor; broke out on face. has of Eureka Walnuts, f Lyons, assistant conductor; Mrs. pimples my They Nothing happened to change the mind any citizen as to the need of Katherlne Harsh, treasurer; Mrs. wers hard, Urge and red, and fes- the Hotel. Everybody is pleased with its construction, Weil it is worth 50c pound. Woodworth, tered and scaled over. The pimples brags OPEN Margaret secretary; more than it and to it fifteen Budded Mrs. Nellie Rogers, Ruth: Mrs. C. itched and burned causing ma to cost, yet wants lease for years, when it will Walnuts, A, Shumaker, Adah; Mrs. Mar- scaatch and irritate them, and my be out of date, at a rent of $10,000 a year for three years, and '$26,500 a 40c pound. Mrs. face was for about six Three-fourth- garet Spitzmesser, Esther; disfigured thereafter, and soma small store rentals. s of this rental No. 1 Maude Mulky, Martha; Mrs. Violet months. year Walnuts, Mrs. Cora Reynolds, " tried all kinds of but will be absorbed in taxes, insurance and depreciation. EVENINGS 35c Parr, I remedies Electa; mar- pound. ohaplain; Mrs. Alice Lewis, they failed to do any good. Seeing Shelled shal; Mrs. Mary Stlrrat, recorder; an advertisement for Cuticura I believed in January, 1921, and I now believe, that the hotel is worth 8 Soft Almonds, and Parker, sentinel. Soap 35c Joseph and Ointment I purchased soma and net, on its cost, plus taxes, insurance and depreciation, which is about $45,-00- 0 pound. O now healed." Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of lam completely a year rental, and no stockholder should vote for any director unless he UNTIL Polished Brazil Nuts, Mollis ' Johnson City, Tenn., are spending (Signed) Mrs, Richardson, himself Ore., IS, 1921. pledges publicly to insist upon this rate of return. I CAN OBTAIN 40c pound. the winter In Albuquerque. They Kerby, July IT IF THEY CANNOT. have taken a home on East Cen- Use Cuticura for every-d-y toilet tral. purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe O with Ointment, dust with Talcum. XMAS OCSIX&UD'O NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN GEORGE ROSLINGTON. FOR CHURCH CLUB SaiteSukTftT'tn. A4dnM:"0itlnntk. s Itept. H, Mlda4S, Mua." SoltUwy PJ The Congregational Woman wtinrt.n0rt,8fsp26c. OintoneDtaSod60e. Talcum 26c. Ij SOOSE-IDT- club was entertained Thursday af- BrtfCulicur Soap ituma without bus. Hardware Co. of Mrs. Whitney "lino vwiusarirm ternoon at the home James TOUT WVKtttM lIMtW

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York," "Words," and others. Co- last Thursday evening. Delicious evening and enjoy the radio. coa and doughnuts were served refreshments, consisting of cocoa Refreshments were served to SOCIAL by Gladys Cole and Helen Mann. and cake, were served to the about fifteen guests. AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED were Among those were Rev. guests who fortunate enough Little .May Webster, who has present to be present. been sick for the past two weeks and Mrs. W. C. Taggart, Ina Cole. The cast for "What Happened with uppenUlcitis and typhoid fev- Gladys Cole, Helen Mann, Alber- to er, has had a and Is con- - i FROM ALL SECTIONS THE SUNSHINE ta Jones," the senior class play, relapse OF STATE Bowman, Eva McDaniel. Emma bed. H working hard in order to pre- fined to her Hooper, Lulu Bee Turner, Nor- sent On the Eastern man their performance before Tuesday Bullock, Keith Hoffman, the Christmas Miss Star hldd Its regular meetlnge holidays. room. l I Mrs. Sims, In East Vaughn, Tues- Johnny Williams, Harry Wilson, Mary Sands, formerly of the Uni- in tho lodge After the r INDIAN GIRL STUDIES TO AID ITER PEOPLE Paul James and others. a was I J day afternoon. versity of New Mexico, is direct- meeting reception given RATON VAUGHN The American Legion has re- The Woman's Missionary soci- ing the cast as the " ead of the in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ned ety and the Woman's Bible class were l 1 ceived its new radio receiving English department of the high Bergman. Refreshments set it was installed this week ot the Methodist church conduct- served. Mr. and Mrs. Bergman - and school. jr - ' ' i News of the of Les- In theater in East ed a bazaar on last Saturday were with a set of The selling of Christmas seals ', marriage the Vaughn. afternoon. In The t nnual election of officers presented ter O. Smith and Louise L. Fin-le- y, The Legion plans to give the evening, the of six individual silver salt and pep- will bo carried on by the City regular ladles served an excellent chicken the cemetery association took both well known Vaughn radio concerts. It had been place on last Wednesday at the pers. Federation of Women's clubs in has been received to have the in pie supper to many diners. The Mrs. Elsie Bowman and little Katon. young people, planned apparatus young ladies mnde home of Mrs. P. J. Eowry. Mrs. Beals will be on sale at here. The ceremony was per- place last Saturday and give a many pounds Txiwry was elected daughter of Albuquerque will the news K " V f 2 of candy and sold the confections president; to public library, Taylor's , fl formed on December at the dance with radio music on Satur- Mrs. M. P. Skeen, vice come to Magdalena spend the C. - during the afternoon. Tho president: etand and at the store of A. f ' v-- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bailey day evening, but tho set did not ar- day's Mrs. Mark Corbln, treasurer; and holidays with Mrs. Bowman's Whined. Stamps may also bo ob l at Willard. close relatives rive In time. work and efforts of tho day net- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Otto. w- 1 Only ted over J200 for the Mrs. Earl Blgler, secretary. parents, tained from uiiy of the federa- ! and friends were present. Mr. Miss Lila Mae Weatherby, who ladies, Mrs. Ben Whitley and little tion officers. Smith Is Santa Fe car inspector teaches school near Corona, spent which sum will be added to their daughter, Helen, of Quemado, Various groups of the city are at Vaughn and Miss Finley is a the week end with her parents'in treasuries for special purposes. will arrive in Magdalena today to Floyd planning s;ng Christmas carols trained nurse who has been mak- Vaughn. She is planning to tfive Gibson, delivery driver I I to be the holiday guests of on Christmas cvo and people are her home in Vaughn for a Christmas entertainment at for the Standard stores, met with MAGDALENA friends here. ing an I being urged to place candles ii some time. They will make their her school before the vacation. accident last week, when his ! Mrs. Ed Wlldenstlne was a their windows lor the carolers home truck ran into o. touring car, hostess at her home on here. driven G. charming to slop. Church ilioirs and other There is considerable interest by R. Caraway. The The Home Missionary society Thursday afternoon to the ladles organizations are planning to here In tho contest seat running board of the touring car of the M. E. church met in reg- of the Social Circle. to for the was to a small extent. ular business join in the singing. in the legislature which is going ARTESIA damaged session on Thurs- The advertising curtain at the on "Uncle The truck was overturned and day afternoon at the church. between John" Hicks Ihe driver His Tho MAN IS HANGED FOR fihuler auditorium has recently and Frank Faircloth. Vaughn Injured. injuries following officers were' elect- been und freshened. were not serious and he resumed ed: President, Mrs. Qulnn; first MURDER OF A GUARD repainted is one of the principal towns of The members of Sunrise Ms The revenue from these advertise- ' duties after a brief examina- vice Mrs. and both of 9 president, Crawford; comes to book Guadalupe county lodge No. met at the tion in a home. Two second vice ments the fund of the in the contest are nearby president, Mrs. Otto; 111., Dec. 15 - the and is used principals Odd Fellows hall on Friday night school boys who were 1n Mrs. treas- Totatlc, (bytheAsso- public library - well known here. riding secretary, Snodgrass; clated 1 for special initiation work. A truck were not Press.) Myron Corbridge, every year for that purpose. The is to have a the hurt. urer, Mrs. Woolgar. was for has on sale this some Vaughn planning class of new members was taken Erwln Mansell of Desdemona. Mrs. Frank McN'eal is confined 21, hanged this morning the library year .i community Christmas tree this into the murder of John f?. reforma- lodge at this time. Is to Jones, books suitable for Christmas The Is to have all Texas, visiting with his parents her home by Illness. the idea to year. plan Many cases of severe, colds this week. On tory guard, last June. The young gifts, being encourage tho churches and schools have been Thursday afternoon of the man went to his death people to give good books for reported in the town. t)r. Ennles. Eddy county health past week Mrs. Vines and Mrs. declaring in the event. The tree will Several cases of are was a his innocence. children's Christmas gifts. There be In tho school pneumonia officer, visitor in the pub Otto were" hostesses at a grand "I am to be for a no - book placed grade among those reported. Joe Riggs lic schools this week, the of going hanged being regular store in auditorium and the will - giving mothers' party at .he home crime I did not he de- the program and R. B. Kishbaugh are- serious- third "shot" to the for Mrs. Vines In east of commit," city, the library undertakes be there on the of 111 pupils the part clared. to fill need in given evening ly with this malady. A effort is town. A the part. J December 23. A committee com- diphtheria. special special program of Then he read a verse of his own A of much to Tho Chamber of Commerce being mnde by the school au- music and was wedding interest V posed of J. C. Mrs. at readings rendered composition dedicated to his moth- Katon people was solemnized on PI (larlingtnn, banquet the Hotel Hardwlck thorities and the health depart- after which refreshments were Hamilton ond Mrs. J. T. Kin? dining hall last week was at- ment to er, his two brothers and a sister. Saturday morning when Miss prevent any epidemic In served. A wit- A has been appointed to have tended by over . fifty members. brother, Fred Corbridge, Gertrude Norman became the " of tho the public, school Rystem. Miss Elma McClure returned nessed in bride of Dr. S. t charge arrangements for An excellent feed was' furnished At a recent election of officers home on the execution, the first J. i'rlrizing of IJ j tree and Misses Reed, Durkee, Saturday after a visit county sines 1 878. - ' by the management. C. E. of the S. W. Livingstone Denver. The ceremony was held A Norris and Mr. Mann, local Masonic order. of several weeks with friends in Inke care of mam- t - v K Zimmerman, and city alderman, was toastmaster Gilbert was "Fred, good at St. Patrick's church &k ' " " elected worshipful El Paso. e good-bye- ," and was, 'At i good-by- Paterson, of the school faculty, at this affair. ad- - 1. war- ma, Fred, performed by Father Hoger Auld. will have of Interesting master; R. Tarls, senior Mrs. Bryan of Datll came to were doomed chargo preparing orcsses were made by Messrs. den: Alf Coll, Junior town on the man's last The church was decorated in the One of the fea- warden: Wednesday and was the words. program. Daugherty, of Thoenix, v Ariz.; Edward J. of Mrs. palms and lilies. The bride was tures of the exercises will be the of Stone, secretary, and guest Vines. attired in a going away gown of Haughty Roswell, N. M.; and E. Robertson, treasurer. On Saturday evening Mr. and showing of tho picture "From Briggs, who has been in Artesia Mr. and brown preehiosa cloth trimmed the to the Cross." Mrs. Dcyton Recer Mrs. Claud Kllltnger were hap- Want Ads in wore Manger several days assisting the city in entertained with a Journal grey squirrel and a hat The first educational picture the new delightful pily surprised by a few of their of gold cloth trimmed in Installing engines at tho "Forty-two- " party at their home friends who came in to the squirrel. show on the program of the electric light plant. A radio con spend Bring Results. She carried a bouquet of pink schools was last rosebuds and orchids. Mr. and Vaughn given cert lollowed the banauet. Friday night in the school audi- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bliss and Mrs. Doggett attended the torium. There was a crowd who bride and and large family, spent the fall months groom the guests Miss Eleanor Houk. present and tho pictures were In Artesia, were guests at the were the parents of the bride, much. Music was home of Mrs. L. W. O. enjoyed very Feemster Mr. and Mrs. Norman, Mr. Mbs Eleanor Houk, a pretty Blackfoot la . furnished the Mrs. L. equnw, by city orchestra this week. After a short visit and J. Boyle, Miss Viola student at the University of Oregon. She is enrolled in the school of and by the high school glee club. with the mother of Mrs. Bliss. Thomas and Miss Helen Wilson. physical education and to return to her A similar and will After the a expects people to teach Indian program picture they return to their home in ceremony wedding American and o show will be each week for Texas. breakfast was tendered to girls games sports. Miss Houk is twenty-tw- years old given all the and is a graduato of the Chemawa Indian school. thirteen weeks, according to pres- The Sunday school class tauehl wedding party, including Father ent at Auld. The plans. the First Baptist church by happy couple left on The report of the Vaughn Miss Luclle a the evening train for Denver, James, enioyed honorable was made of Mrs. C. Mr. and grade school for the month of candy making party at the homo where they will make their future mention and A. Price, November shows or on home. Mrs. one Mr. Mrs. Mr. the following the teacher Tuesday after- Frlnzing is of and J. Nairn, and Mrs. Morgan Maghee and the names on the honor roll: Thur-ma- n noon after school hours. The lit- Raton's popular young women. Mrs. E. Hoke, Mrs. Emma Kegel, Van Buskirk family. Cox, Newton Helen tle made She the Sims, girls candy and enjoyed occupied position of Mrs. C. M. Bayne, Mrs. M. Raton organizations are busy Terry. Monema Furlow, Ruby the occasion in many ways. school nurse last year and was for a chil- Lee Claude M- - most Stowe, and C. P. Brown. These making preparations Cox, Bales, Alma The intermediate B. Y. P. V. For over successful. dren's Christmas. A central com- Oles, Evelyn Medford, Roy An- of the church was enter- 30 members wore costumes of Baptist y years The Monday Progress club met great mittee has been formed composed Charles and Teanna tained at home of Miss interest. gel, Kennedy Friday evening at the the Mary Turner originality and After of one from e.icn Furlow. i home of Mrs. C. M. on The representative Cole. The Monday evening. program the dancing closed, a sultab'e organization and they will make The Royal Neighbors held a young people enjoyed many was on and - applied art proved lunch was served, the tables being plans so that all Raton children social meeting at the homo of games, such as "Going to New- to be very interesting. The next set with red and white lunch may have a part in Chrtstma.; of club co- meeting the will be the cloths, a candle in a tin plate cheer. The Red Cross will annual Christmas dinner which and tin cups. Chili con carne, operate so that the deserving may will be held at the library. bread and butter, coffee and all be remembered. Mrs. D. G. Dwyer was hostess The The of the to a dinner on peanuts formed the lunch. regular meeting Monday evening. prizes were a broom for the Rotary club was a round tablu The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. and a coal bucket for the discussion of tho topic, "What Powder.lt Van Mr. and Mrs. A. lady Houten, L. gentleman. has the Rotary done for you t j Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Price, Wom make you a better representative l1u(0 The City Federation of and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leahy. en's clubs held its annual election of your classification?" Many The football team r.nd men idea-wer- e the on Tuesday evening at the club interesting and profitable members of the high school fac- rooms in th e brought out in the discus- resh library, ltcports ulty enjoyed a delightful dinner were the officers and sion. Manager Thayer, the new on at the do- given by Monday evening heads of departments which manager of the Snodgrass Fool r ; mestic science rooms. The dinner Bhowed good work done company, was a guest of the cluh Ounces for was served by members of "the through of th 0) (C the year. Some of tho special An Informal meeting (More than a pound and a half girl reserve organizations of the suc- elected executive board ol - activities reported were the newly Inowdrift high school and was most dain- was the Federation was held on f ana a sne cessful girls' camp which City my prepared served, held last summer, the founding Saturday afternoon. Plans for fy 2l clal feature beimr tha lndivd ual i ." of the loan fund for girls who the year were discussed ami a bucket f?'b,ls"wish a higher education after chairmen of standing commlttei in airtight w USE LESS than of dS were higher priced brands Ja 5? 1,' -- WtiThrS' school. Various appointed. Many interestim; speeches and iv, nrn,BM. WBrB nrtrt features are for tho fellowship time. The football promised team a having been carried through and coming year. Satisfaction Guaranteed plays very Important part health department Mrs. Ben Harnish, worthy ma- andthEnvi'ae ntere' Ing that tron of the Eastern Strir, delighi yt .SVS', of a MILLIONS OP POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE itself ,h. i,,i ,i,,nT. fully entertained the officers and as easy to open GOVERNMENT a"0n," tabl discussion was held on plans assistants of the lodge at her V the,dlnn"-'lo-Jr.,.'"0r next home on afternoon tV.tf.r?iy a' year's work and many Saturday as Buyge.-.tion- were Cards and furnished the . rhrf?mi.' to be Pia'n! eod made. sewing winding Chlh Party at,which tho newly eected officerB amusement and the hostess serv- " A Im , MhPwihey will try to carry out. The ed a delicious lunch. special J.ri hLgym !tlon was wa the clock with resuIted in the following feature that each guest a tree, gifts and a regular bcing chogen. President, Mrs. given a cap with her official Christmas celebration Tha guests c. Pcrklns from Federa- - colors which added a fes- . j. clly lodge u.uubul iu ,.ariy in tlon; vjce president, Mrs. C. A. tive touch. There were some 20 cars and taken home In the rame from officers msnner. The jWhited Sorosis; recording and assistants present. spirit of a giving secretary, Mrs. M. E. Hensley The Sorosis club enjoyed a book cnristmas will be carried out. from City Federation; correspond- report of Hutchinson's "This The Raton Country club was Mrs. William Freedom" is the scene of ing secretary, Coates at its last meeting. ALL shortening is fat and best when it much gaiety Friday from Hesperian; treasurer, Miss The report was given by Mrs. A. when members s evening the Evelyn Shulcr from Monday-Progres- R. Davis, assisted by Mrs. J. T. Snowdrift in a a "hard time dance." The club. The new officers Conway and Mrs. J. J. Shuler. freshest. Putting truly air guests arrived clad In many sorts will take over their duties In Roll call was responded to by . of costumes which had evidently tin the is made is the "Gifts current events. it Give January. tight day only way Useful been gathered from old trunks The Ladles' Aid The Is and boxes and Presbyterian Country club becoming presented a motley society met this week at the new very popular for Sunday dinners to have it fresh as the it was made when appearance. Dancing was the home of Mrs. K. Corriett on Mrs. day amusement J. given by club members. of the evening1 and Fifth street. Regular business of Mayme Stowe was the hostess to it in kitchen. MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A USEFUL GIFT CHRISTMAS the grand march opened the ball. the organization was transacted a dinner on Sunday last. Mrs. you open your Programs of pasteboard and and a delicious lunch was served J. Nairn has also entertained brown were J. used be paper givon at the by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. several Sundays. A delicious din- An airtight tin to a bother it All Gifts at This Big Hardware Store Are Marked at New rinse of the march which was Woodworth. Those present were: ner Is served 'by the club hostess led hy Mrs. J. L. Bovle and Mr. Mesdames D. C. W. most can-open- er W. Jones, Davis, and the surroundings are took a knife or to open it. Fresh A. Chapman. Ccncel's or- F. Gallup, Lu Able, L. R. Butler, delightful. Low Prices chestra furnished the music and J. J. Shuler, C. N. Blackwell, W. members were In cos- Snowdrift was worth the extra trouble, but the also Hartman, C. Dennelley, J. Rush, more tume. Prizes for the worst cos- ' Germany is asking for Allison, C. Nyhus, Sidney Harlan, is tumes were awarded to Mrs. P. L. M. JJ. time; it only another proof that it was a. bother nevertheless. But now a Hensley. the at least, understand Bonneyman and Mr. Higley and A was en- Germans, very pleasant party that 'time Is money. Philadelphia ELECTRICAL joyed on Tuesday evening when new fresh bucket has been invented we SEE THESE NEEDS Miss Gertrude Norman enter- North American. tained a group of her friends at had some share in the It is still bridge. It was a pink and white Elizabeth Martrode, of Exeter, inventing. party and after the Jolly game England, an electrical engineer, delicious refreshments were serv- installs lighting systems in coun- absolutely airtight, but the easiest thing to ELECTRIC ed. Those present were: Misses try homes and fits up wireless ELECTRIC Bessie Lodge, Nellie Scanlon, sets for "listeners In." open you ever saw. COFFEE Helen Wilson, Marion Littrell, Monica Brett, Viola Thomas. Helen and Irene Dwyer, Lilly URNS Mae Streicher, Jessie French, Frances Bickley, Vera Kershner Tou will find one of and Mesdames C. M. these We have many designs Bayne, Dor- beautiful very othy Taylor, Arthur Johnson, V. gifts to choose from. Every A. William Doggett, Stretcher, home needs one of these. Karl Smith, William French, Joe Callahan, J. Leahy, J. L. Boyle, $22.50 J. C. Larkin, L. Eaton, Frank Milk $12 to $17.50 Baker's Cocoa Van Buskirk, P. J. Lyng, Thomas and Chas. Oxley. lL"&-..- For Infants, Aliss Jessie French was hostess f ttf ilhfJ'Ai . . IIvalida & ELECTRIC CURLING is the ideal drink to a Yt delightfully appointed dinner -- PYREXWARE in honor of ffrl: Jin Hi in Children for growing children Miss Norman on Wednesday evening. The table The Original Food-Drin- k for All Arcs. IRON was decorated in pink and green, Not only does its delicious wun QuickLunchatHome.Orfice&Fountains. flavor a Deautitul bowl of roses as RichMilk.MaltedQrainExtractinPow-derosTabletforma- . Supplies the correct heat without scorching centerpiece. Covers were laid for hair for one-fift- h of a end aroma appeal to the palate Nourithlng-N- o cooking. the only f7r the following, besides the honor cent an hour; $6.25 and tDUel J but it supplies tho body with a guest: Mrs. Arthur Johnson, I Avoid Imitation! and Substitutes Considerable amount of Mrs. J. L. Boyle, Mrs. V. A. pure, Doggett, the Misses Helen and l ni nrci vbolesoms ond nutritious food. Irene Dwyer, Miss Viola Thomas, U Di ELECTRIC i 1 1 1 waoa Miss Helen Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy ' ii i r i n Children, owing to Taylor, Miss Marion Littrell, Miss TOASTER Mae Strelcher and Mrs. Wil- their tlmost ccuelass Lily BY NOON 1 1 liam French. TODAY IF YOU CAN.' Reversible E e c t r r ctivirj, frequently The Kiwanis club held Its 're; Toaster, can toast both sides without require large en ular weekly luncheon on Wednes- touching There are dozens of new In the tfpwitst them or sub-scrib- bread. pieces Pyres mount of day at Endeavor hall. A turkey Bring in, phone them, if you are a We have a number that any dinner was one of the family. large . merit ecjiilti, anil specially so they will reach us by noon JjgL T0 ; features of the moot- Saturday good coooe it valu- interesting $8.00 rhrelfe.:m..b.e..h.a.p.!3: 25c S6.50 ing. Rev. Maitland, who Is con- if you can possibly do so. While we can take able aid in trie care- ducting the series of meetings at fully arranged diet the Methodist church, gave tho copy at the want ad counter up to 6 :S0 o'clock But its address of the which was an i it now I quality must day Stop Saturday afternoon, from 4 o'clock up to clos- b good and no cocoa interesting talk on the thsme, "We Build." Plans for the Ki- too often ! that ing time is the and can to well meet the requirement Only annoying congested period you may it quite wanis share in the children's little cough the warning of ill not be able to of dietitian, physician, nun 01 house, Christmas were discussed, also neeatocome. Cbeck ita reach the Want Ad Department " develop- keeper ei BAKER'S." there were talks from Mr. Stoller, ment with Dr. King's. Grateful by after 5:30 m. Mr. Morrow and Mr. Ruth in re- telephone p. J. KORBER relief CO. foreCTHtchr.lrritated throat MADE ONLY BY gard to the new mill which Is A as and Inflamed tlssnet quickly fo- reported being nearly com- llow. the pleted. Fed congestion Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store. Walter Baker &G. Ltd. Mrs. Frank Van .Buskirk was appear and your cold TanlBh. At all d&dl Established I7C0 hostess to a delightful dinner par druggists. 10piiirtaisit on '," MASS. ty Wednesday evening. Tho Albuquerque Morning Journal DORCHESTER, of 208-22- Bpecial feature the dini.er was DISCOVERT Phone 878. 8 North Second Booklet of Choict Rcdpet untfru the roast pig surrounded with Phones 66 or 67. red apples. Covers were laid for - syrupfor coughs &cold Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Plerco, Mr. j Seven December 16, 1022 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page

fsA ROUND TW&i I GOVERNORS TURKEY SHOUT local items' ? MY GALLUP COAL COURT tlvc Fuel Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Clay Ford and Blackburn ADDED TO BANK of the Jemez hot springs are in DISCUSS LIQUOR 000 N. First. Phono 888-- the city purchasing; their Christ- mas hoik supplies. A Mrs. A. T. Jones, 706 West Sil- Suit for title was filed In the nswer - Roslington, ver avenue, who lias been danger- AT CAPITAL district court yesterday by Ar- CUP GIF PUT ously 111 with pneumonia for the madea Mateuccl and Ancllla Mat-teuc- ci past month, has recovered her 1 against Fellclano Montoya de Gleaners health, and will leave Monday Baca et al. EMI An advertisement signed by George Roslington ap- her B. In the DYEllS AND HATTERS Three Up as afternoon, accompanied by President Harding Invites J. Black has filed suit Turkeys Hung daughters, Mrs. KicUard Powers p district court by J. B. Black versus ItVO CLEANING peared in both of the daily papers yesterday which pur- Is Washington, D. C., and Miss Ber- Executives to Confer With William M. McKellars for S22S I'honc 4.18 Cor 0th and Gold Prizes for Tomorrow; Jones of Mo., About the Hotel." tha Kansas City, Him on Enforcement of damages on articles loaned. ports to tell "The Truth to All; Finals of for the latter city, where she will District Judge M. E. Hiekey yes- Open di- Also On remain during the winter, find thou Dry Statutes terday granted W. I De Bell a At this time no answer will be made to the untruths Tournament go to Washington. The daughters vorce from Catherine De Bell. $5.00 SPECIAL were called here on account of the Order for sale was yesterday Is- Albu- White Sulphur Spring, W. Va Sandwich Trays, Bread Trays, appearing in that advertisement. As an added attraction for illness of their mother. Mrs. Pow- sued In the district court by Judge Casseroles ers is wife of an Dec. 15. Governors of states now M. case of Sam- Compotiers, Baskets, querque Country club golfers the Albuquerque E. Hickey in the with Pyr-- x Glass All now a responsible In annual conference here received R. versus Han- Lining. high Before is Rosling- afternoon, a turkey shoot printer holding uel Wltcher George grade silver and fully guaranteed. any specific reply made, George position in the government print- a personal Invitation from Presi- cock, Carrie T. Hancock and the been added to the big Citizens y, has office. Ions distance tel- Bank and Trust corn-pun- Jeweler in the National bank cup tournament. ing dent Harding by First Savings Wiseman, ton must answer print following questions: Postoffice sub-stati- No. 3 has his at as trustee for George was such an ephone tonight to be guests acting Second and Gold The last turkey hoot been equipped to handle insured a luncheon at White House Willlmeck. man- the Is it not true, Mr. Roslington, that you are wrong- unqualified success that the parcel post packages and to Issue Monday with tho view it is under- agement of the club decided co money orders. The sub-stati- stood, of discussion among other A remarkable assortment of the to exist that certain in- Ever-itt'- e fully permitting the impression hitch one of tomorrow to the will open this morning for this sublects, prohibition. bind of watches men like, at "I the Adv. In to lend addi- purpose, It has been especially The message was received by Inc. Mrs. Helen Mayer fluential men and institutions are with in pur- cup play, order Christmas you your - prepared to handle Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania, after a month's Illness Is now tional Interest for the- golfers ho Reduce- - fui'I bills sl packages sent through the malls who proceeded to communicate yor by able to return to work, where to secure control cf the hotel management by re- are so far behind In the cup tour residents of University Heights. tho invitation to other governors Sugiirito Fancy Walnut wl In pose chances of tak by she will be pleased to receive nament that their A. D. has a and thev at once took the matter fnrnacc, hunter or rnngc friends at the in advertisement to "and some as- inn-- are remote. Campbell accepted it ton. Phone 35. her patrons and ferring your yourself the cud In the shoe of tinder consideration. Recently, per MAIUXEMA) BEAUTY SHOP As was the case In the laBt tur- position department was announced that the club Kosenwald Brother department president D. O. sociates"? key shoot on the Country store. Intended to call the governors to O. H. CONNER. M. I). links, there 'Will be three turkey a conference some time paxt Osteopathic Specialist. ' S. was a visitor J. 823-- prizes hung up for the play tomor- George French month, "to discuss with him and Stern BIdg. Tel. 701-- ' 'Is it not true, Mr. Roslington, that you distinctly row, the award will be In the city yesterday. He is con- officials the although basis. of administration prohi of made on a sliKhtly different nected wjth the headquarters bition question, and the invitation Holiday G.fts. F. S. S. Sunshine told your fellow directors, when you were a member to Machine-Knelle- The first turkey will be awarded the Kiwanis cluo, at cnicago. tonight was understood to be with Product. d Pinon Y the eolfer with the low medal Horace S. Johnnon, formerly the view of advancing the date of Nuts. Tim Dainty Nut In Dnlntv, the board, that it was your desire to mortgage the hotel second pu- score, less handicap, while superintendent of the northern the meeting, as most of the stats Paokages. Fannie 3. Spitz. 323 prize will go to the golfer turning eblos, with headquarters at Kspan-ol- a, executives are close at hand. North Tenth St. Tel. 02. All, Teach your dollars to and that you could procure a mortgage for it with ease? In second low medal- score, less New Mexico, and now Indian Late today it was understood carry my Registered ex- packages have more cents by doing handicap. superintendent af Walker River, that the following governors Trade Murk. Adv. Is it not Mr. Roslington, that you attempted to The third turkey Is to be award Nevada, is spending a few days in pected to attend the Monday con- your trading at our stores true, lot. Names of all Is by-la- ed bv golfers the city. He obtaining irriga- ference: , That gift yoo arc ponied about thwart having inserted in the the protective entering the tournament, excepting tion and other data at the office Kilby of Alabama, Campbell of will bo found at Kveritt's, Inc., thnssp winning first or second prise, of H. F. Robinson, supervising en Arizona, Denney of Delaware, Jewelers. Adv. Flour clause mortgaging the hotel without consent of will b written on slips and the gineer of Indian irrigation. Davis of McCray of Indi- against Jn Idaho, slins placed a hat. Drawing M. Post has returned to Ritchie of j stock? for the George ana, Allen of Kansas, 0ITTNER HOUSE ROOMS 48 Boss. the majority of the preferred will then be made prize. his desk at the Indian Irrigation Maryland. Preus of Minnesota, pounds .. .$2.10 Through this system the golfer service after an inspection trip Hvde of Missouri. McKelvle of Ne- SI9H Sontli First. Phone 24 pounds Boss. .. .$1.08 Mr. subscribed turning In the highest score will the San Juan district. of and Is it not true, Roslington, that you an chance with the through braska, Sproul Pennsylvania 24 lbs. Blue Ribbon $1.05 have equal Mrs. C. L. Warnock, wife of C. Trinkle of Virginia. Twenty per cent off on third low stroke man. ti. at the 48 lbs. Blue Ribbon in the name of the Western Mortgage Company for tomorrow Is, Warnock, forest ranger all James Grunsfeld, $2.05 Chief Interest of station, is spending a few bags. Com- course. In the Citizens National Tijeras AND FUNERALS exclusive $2,500 worth of stock of the Albuquerque Hotel tour- days in Albuquerque in connection DEATHS the luggage shop, bank cup tournament. This Christmas She is nament as started last Sunday. with shopping. 10S South First street. Potatoes to the first election of the Board of Directors, accompanied by Mr. Warnock's SALAZAR The funeral of Mrs. pany prior It is a le tournament to be mother. Guadalupe Salazar, who died on March 28, 1921, and a check for 10 cent of decided "under medal play and W. J. will be held this Just arrived another big: 15 lbs. White. 25c gave per The Deputy ' Forest Supervisor Thursday night, Fancy handicap. closing eighteen 3 the holes will be this afternoon. Anderson of the Datil National afternoon at o'clock from of Imported 100 lbs. White $1.50 the with a note for the played is a few at residence. Burial will be at shipment F'cy amount, together subscription , There Is more Interest forest, spending days family Dressed in all sizes; probably office of the district forester Santa cemetery. Crollott Dolls, director and In the Citizens National bank tour- the Barbara sale 48c and to (None better) balance, and upon your defeat as a upon nament durlner Its progress than In on forest business. is in charge. on at up Is due Word has been received that KAHN'S as did not abstract any other. This doubtless funeral of $2.98. STORE, losing your position secretary, you to the fact' that the cup Is the one John Tombs, formerly chief of tho MARTINEZ The 109 health here, Is now at Tomas Martinez, who died Thurs- North First street. the of the the check and the among the many played for department on property company, namely throughout the year which goes to Eagle Rock, California, and that he day night at his residence North the winner st the end of the tour- has entirely recovered his health. Arno street, will be held this note, from the corporation's files? nament. For all other cups two Mr. Tombs wag forced to leave Al- morning at 9 o'clock from the sev-etr- al residence. Burial will be nt Let Us Send a Man or three victories are needed. buquerque for a lower climate family Is, it not true, Mr. Roslington, that while you were B. will start the cup years ago. Mount Cavalry cemetery. Crollott To that broken window 12c 2 for. 19c Naranjo is In replace packages, tournament tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Paul Roberts, formerly Miss charge. glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co 6I2C of the hotel you did, WITHOUT with best score. He turned In a Edith Olsen, is here for a short Phono 421. 425 North First packages ....5V2c secretary company 88 18 holes Sun- is wife of PADILXA Miss Amalia Padilla mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmem 17c and 20c gross for hia last visit. Mrs. Roberts on pkgs,..14c THE AUTHORITY QF THE BOARD OF DIRECT- day. This gave him a net 7S, Paul Roberts, supervisor of the died last, night at her residence 30c 24c which was the best score of the forest. North Second street, after a brief packages funds in securi- Sitgreaves National two sis- ORS, invest $1,500 of the company's the day. However, Naranjo will have Glenn Dodd was arrested yester- illness. She is survived by JUST RECEIVED to maintain the same hlsrh stand- afternoon the on a ters besides one brother. Funeral in behalf of the day by police are still pending. Several sets Blessei fork In preparing ties of the Western Mortgage Company ard of golf to remain. In front. arrangement U t'hriht-nia- a charge of disturbing the peace. Crollott is In and spoon chests of silver In that Several other players are right at Fred Renfro, who made the arrest, charge. dinner hotel ' his heels and a any one in ' company? spurt by reports that Dodd engaged a BECKHAM Mrs. Nettle Jane patterns, new goods, and fully v buy merchan- of a dosen or more will give them with Walter Dowell and that dise that as- the cup. fight Beckham, 28 years old, died yes- guaranteed. Is it not true, Mr. Roslington, that on or about May he struck the latter in a discus- at her residence, IIW sures you of There are three golfers tied only sion Renfro had reached the terday afterno Jeweler no direc- stroke behind These after 602 East Lewis avenue. She is sur- Wiseman, disappoin- 14, 1921, submitted a proposal to the board of a Naranjo. scene. Bond was set at $50. sis- Gold you ur vived by her husband and one Second and tment. Del three ar. Arthur PrsKer S. Mrs. R. Seobblc to the Monte for sat. board of directors and' H. Herkenhoff. A. J. reported ter, Mrs. ilattle Davis. The body tors of the hotel company (the same police yesterday that three blan- will lie In state this afternoon s.t lsfnctlon. Otero, wha won the recent State were stolen from her automo- elec- National is kets the Albuquerque Undertaking com- I'honc nna-- 421 XV central who now assumed office under a "crooked bfnk'cup tournament, while the auto 1 you say bile Tuesday nigi.t from till ce only three strokes behind the lead- 214 South pany funeral pnrlors .. ,15 er and been was parked In front of o'clock. Then the remains will be RENT A CAR package. and that the proposal included among other has sweeping through accom- tion") Ilk. fire Walter street. sent to Brokenbow, Okla., Drive It Yourself New Fords-an- Del Monte Seedless Rais prairie recently. Roy C. J. Smith of Dal-Jo- a, The family of by her husband and Mrs. 15-o- z. the following: McDonald, low handicap man. is panied - Dodges, Coupes and Sedan ins, .15c things Texas, are seeking him here. Hattie-Davis,- - package. only five strokes back of the4ead to come AIJJl'Qt'EltQl'E Del Rais- er and Is looked upon as one of the He left Dallas a week ago DR1VERI.ESS CAR CO. Monte Seeded He was a Col- 15-o- z. hotel would have to be most dangerous golfers remaining to Albuquerque. driving Miss Lucille Atcherson, of Cars Delivered. ins, package ..15c (a) That the type of the changed in the small touring car when he left. umbus, O., the first woman named or running. received Cluster Raisins 24c from the Indian Style architecture to the regular type "Buzz" Tierney will be In chararo Many reports are boing to the American diplomatic service, could be obtained under of the turkey shoot part of the by the police of bicycles being has been renominated by President None Such Mince for the reason that no money a match Antonio J. Otero Is stolen. Some of the stolen ma- to be ocretary of of today. Harding TWO-PAN- T Meat 15c on any Indian type building. to act as time keener, Guido Olomi chines have been recovered by tho SlITS mortgage will serve as clerk of the course police, while c ";ers had evidently Rcndj-to-We- ar (b) That the Western Mortgage Company should be made and H. H. Herkenhoff an greens-ma- n. been borrowed by boys who wanted Her eyes v lll spnrk'c as does the of the hotel to the of AH golfers entered In the to ride, the bicycles boing returned diamond If yon get It from Ever-Itt'- s, $30.00 We buy the manager company, subject jurisdiction turkey shoot will bo required to later. An effort will be made to Inc.-- Adv. ROOTR & SPITZMESSEK the board of directors, the office of the hotel company to be be prewired to tee off at 1 o'clock secure the maximum penalty for Phone 781. Ill S. Seeom' Best. Are maintained in the office of the Western this afterrioon. those apprehended in this sort of Mrs. E. VP. Tenncnt, Public Sten. Mortgage Company, theft. ograpber. 313 V. Gold; phono 110. you going and that the collecting of subscription money to be handled ANNOUNCEMENT Police received a report yester- Adv. by the Western Mortgage Company at cost of operation. day that J. P. McMurray, master STEAM BOILERS to? mechanic of the Santa Fe shops, Pressure tanks, steel stacks, built (c) That a ten-ye- ar loan for approximately $100,000 at St. Johns guild will hold its an- was Injured in an automobile acci- and Guaranteed rebuilt nual Christmas on Satur- WOOD repaired. EIGHT cent annum be the Western Mort- bazaar dent Thursday night, at tho corner IS VPOOT sale. boiler-maker- s per per placed by December 16, from 10 a. THAT boilers for Expert day, m. of Third street and Central avenue. fire- with a loan commission to of two to 6 p. m. at Chamborlln Hat Direct from forest to your and welders. gage Company you per Shop, W. E. eZiser was driving the car and chunks and stove NEW MEXICO STEETj CO., Inc. 109 South Fourth street. There to have struck Mr. Mc- place; logs Albuquerque cent. will be hand made gifts. Virginia reported wood, any length desired; kind- II. Louis Hahn, Mgr. The latter's Injuries were S40I-R-- 2023-- J. 1947-- baked ham, Christmas puddings, Murray. ling. Tijeras phone 1 Phone Kes. That for a ten per cent commission the Western Mort- slight. 21 (d) candy and other home cooked has been City office, SVt West Gold. Co, would undertake to without foods. Adv. An unconfirmed report Phone B6ff. Stores gage Company sell, publicity, received that Mrs. Peggy Caffee, much stock as would be to case as required finance the rest of the Numerous vaccinations principal witness in the recent Gordon Landon's No. 1 Broadway and smallpox In Los in which Clara Phil- project after the mortgage was placed and that the Western havn been made in the county Angeles Central Avenue. schools the week. Yes- lips was tried for murder, stopped Shade Shop Mortgage Company would subscribe $25,000 (less ten during past over between trains Thursday Christmas Trees Phone 138. per terday 15 J were made In the Bare-In- s Shades made to order. cent commission) but that if any stock was sold by the hotel district 1S1 were made night. to Merchants and Private Luxor Hand-Mad- e No. South Edith. schools, Three extra clerks and about a (Victor 21119 company it must be only the preferred stock, although you Monday In the schools of Atriaco to Individuals. Cloths) Phone 63S. and 60 were dozen additional carriers are be KIrsh Curtain Rods were to have the to take the common or stock. Armijo and Tuesday to han- 371. 32.1 S. Second right voting made In the schools of Ranchos added to the postal service Phone Phone llf-.l- . 4I! Norlh Sixth de Albuquerque. .Miss Lupe Leon, dle the Christmas rush. emergency nurse added to recently Dr. Murray, Osteopath. Violet-ra- y the county schools' staff, Is mak- 741. Is it not true, Mr. Roslington, that at the first elec- ing her rounds In connection with treatments. Armijo BIdg. Ph. these vaccinations after having tion of the Board of Directors made a slate and at- been absent the first threa months Factory wood. lull truck load, you of shool five dollars. Hahn Coal company force Di- the year Phone 91 Adv. tempted to upon the stockholders a Board of the of whom favorable Special Oregon City DR. FRANK E. MncCKACKEK rectors, majority you thought to Woolen Mills, all wool DR. DAISY II. MacTRACKEN and whom could con- Osteopathic Phyolclans you through you thought you get Auto James 89-- Robes, $12.50. 506 W. Central. Ph. orflce trol of the hotel S9-- is--- company? Grunsfeld, 105 South Third. Residence J Adv. This - Is it not true, Mr. Roslington, that you attempted on several occasions to stop the sale of stock of the hotel 0. R. MARKET ATiD GROCERY. company? fs it not true that since you have been defeated as a 501 North First Street. PHONE 319 "HIS" ST director you have done everything in your power to em- hotel its KANSAS CITY MEATS. barrass the company and directors? Do not off the minute Frying size Belgian Hares, pound...... ,45c put until last to buy that Is it net true that you have predicted that you will Nice Fat Hens, dressed, pound ...... 30c Gift for "HIS" Christma-s- make the final settlement with the contractor? Dressed Fryers, pound .40c Best Shoulder Roasrt of Beef, pound 17Vsc SIDNEY M. WEIL. Rump Roast, pound ...... 20c Give the men folks the same consideration you Rib Boiling Meat, 2 pounds., 25c the rest of the Until Mr. can answer these Extra Good Hamburger, pound . . , 20c give family they'll appreciate Roslington questions Pork Shoulder Roast, pound ...... 25c i-t- satisfactorily, it is hardly necessary to remind stockhold- Pork Loin Roast, pound .30c ers that they need not take seriously the disinterested (?) Leg of Pork Roast, pound , 30c Our's is a man's store where all efforts Mr. to them Spareribs, pound . ..22y2c essentially upon Rcslington's part protect (?) Calves Brains, pound 20c discriminating men buy. Here you'll find lots against what he calls the attempt on the part of the Veal Roast, pound'.. 25c board of directors "to defraud them of their dividends" Pure Pork ,,. . . of things he needs and would like to have. Sausage, country style, pound. .25c should be able discern the motives of who FREE DELIVERY. and to anyone If you cannot call, phone us your needs. while expressing doubt that a community owned enter- prise can succeed, continually offers to buy the stock of Because It's Rich and Mellow such an enterprise and professes to have accumulated a large amount of the stock. We Sell E; L. Washburn Co. The books of the Albuquerque Hotel Company have CHOCOLATE CREAM COFFEE been audited by two reputable local audit companies and "Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers" are open at all times to any interested stockholder of record. Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 16, 1922 fit by. which he meant today; that the CHRISTMAS HINTS contracts. With realizing sales Morning Journal of the is best heavy, the close was unsettled, c Albuquerque early part day for the 1 to c net lower with May $1.22 MEASUR E Christmas Then the' stocks are to AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER buyer. $1.22 and July $1.13 to assorted and in the sales-peop- le $1.13. Corn finished c to VzC Published By order, u JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY fresh and and the crowds , iiv ttttrs i ll I Mill iu uown, oats ort c to c attentive, are "f f and provisions up 5c to 20c. IS GO not so , 60 SXRTIN'tflTHY1-- Downturns in the value wheat JOSEPH TAUSEK Managing Editor dense. ' ot THY 10 Due 'CHUM began at the opening, and although consideration for clerks and store I HRFTft HUP W , rallies took place at times, the 310 West Gold ve. market Office employes in and a selfish inter- - S , showed its most pronounc- general, MY MOWER-dWE- Telephones 6 and i7 in of ,,, ,.-v-f ed weakness near the end of the WILL OF PEOPLE jest the saving one's own time and day. Persistent advance of late Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postofflee temper bespeak for all who have gifts had led many traders to expect a ff Albuquerque, N. M.i'and entry, in Santa f'e, N. ;o buy during the hours of the reaction and that tendency was M.. pending, under act of Congress of March 17, early day. emphasized by apparent indiffer- Senator LaFollette 1879 ence which the Liverpool market Opens BY THE WAY displayed regarding the course of the Attack of the Pro-gressi- ve SUBSCRIPTION KATES prices here, inasmuch as Canada month or mail 8tie and Argentina were both said to Bloc Against Ad- One by carrier be Three months .,..$2.60 Revised slogan of the' Old World: "underselling the United. States ministration Bill Si Month 4.75 Millions abroad. Year " for offense but not one cent for Announcement that the senate One Dec. 15. interests. , agricultural committee had favor- Washington, Opening ' $100,-000,0(- the ADVERTISEMENTS. ably reported to establish a attack of the progressive bloc III' government corporation to against the administration ship- reserves the to reject any The Journal right Considering that it is an outsider, the finance the sal of farm ping bill. Senator La Follette, re- mnlter that it may deem Improper. till products advertising U. S. is orave a temporary stimulus to the publican, Wisconsin, declared in Calls for society meetings, curds of thanks, res- getting quite a bit of attention at the senate no- ' buying side of the wheat market. today that tho measure olutions, society and church socials, lectures, Lausanne. &Mun "is to the exnresNerl fqlniQr The was more $5ffWt enect, however, contrary will tices, calls for church meeting? (except Sunday lint than outweighed later as a result of the American rJeople and that as and church programs) are considered advertising V largely of other Washington ad- the action of the president and his will be charged for at regular advertising rates. 1 vices touching cabinet discussion sponsors in attempting to force its . mm of the German crisis. passage at this time is PRESS KftMl M reparations an open MEM BE I! OF THE ASSOCIATED OUJT Gossip that Omaha was challenge to the and Jn entitled to MJG BY. MOOT sending people The Associated Press Is exclusively wheat to Chicago added to the dis- of the. trust reposed by the the use. for of all news credited to comfiture of bulls at the last. people in their delegated represen- or not otherwise credited In this paper and also V ? fl " 1 Corn and oats were tatives. it 1"I-- ' .' RI'Ht Mill governed the local news published herein. Can you believe it? Over in the Texas plains , L i IM V7A 1 mainly by the action of wheat. ''The Wisconsin senator de- Sl J WM Firmness of hog values gave nounced the bill in bitter terms, the ducks and are so numerous that hunters i SATURDAY. ..December 16, 1922 geese j n x m m l strength to the provision market. criticised the president and Chair- have gotten tired of shooting at themand farmers r ,j vwm in Closing prices: man Lasker of the shipping board have been forced to engage an aviator to drive Wheat Dec St.rsfSi: May. in sharp language, challenged the them $1.22; July, $1.13. arguments made by the executive A SIZEABLE JOB away. Corn Dec in his to Send for 74I,4c; May, 73c; message congress urging ' Jerre July, 73 V.c. enactment of the legislation and the announcement of the "Get an airplane," said the fanner, Oats Dec, 43?sc: May, 46c; charged Mr. Lasker with having Following To his young descendant Hy. July. 73 c. made "a highly improper propo- Lard in of W. M. Atkinson as Deputy "Chase those ducks to Amarillo, Jan., $10.25; May, $10.55. sal'' order to obtain the sup- appointment Kibs Jan. $10.35; May, $10.30. port of organized labor. Land Commissioner, comes a statement For I wish to see the sky." "I do not believe that a worse Committee Said the yokel, "Listen, Father, Kansas City bill than this ever came before from the Democratic Central I've a better scheme than that. Kansas City, Dec. 15. Cash the senate of the United States for wheat No. 2 "One of the Send for Hunter Jerre hard, $1.171.18; its consideration," he asserted. "It to the effect that many Haggard, No. 2 red. $1.27 t. 28. a been He can represents policy that has the new land office force will have make that duck flock scat." Corn No. 3 white, 72 V2c; No. 2 repeatedly rejected by the people things i yellow, 74 14 75c. of this country. The public opin- to carry out is the pledge to do away Fountains ot Ink are flowing In Las Vegas, all Hay No. 1 prairie, 50c lower; ion of the country is overwhelm- favoritism." because of the appearance there of an airplane. other hay unchanged. ingly opposed to it today. with anything resembling . It Is Wholly Bad in view of some of the The Punched. "It simply means turning over "Favoritism," Skeptic LIVESTOCK the peoples property to favored recent is a very mild term iJanta Claus came down the chimney, interests for a few cents on the developments, dollar and tax millions which Willie, always picking flaws, Chicago a of of do- to apply to some of the practices Said "Get out you bum old Faker, Chicago. Dec. 15 (C. S. Depart- llars, levied annually in order to Re- a to those who conduct of the For there" ain't no Santa Claus." ment of Agriculture). Hogs pay subsidy take have characterized the ceipts 40,000. Market strong with the ships practically as gift. It land office under the expiring regime. Santa Claus "replied with spirit, Thursday's best time. Bulk 250 to means millions of dollars of tAx "If my presence you deny, d averages. $8. 0508.10, refunds to tho shipping interests. But the result of the last election Then mostly $8.10; 140 to d av- It does not oven promise, much clearly my presents I'll deny you, less rates for Turn down erages strong-- mostly $8.15; top, guarantee, cheaper indicated that there was something of a you and pass you by." $8.15; packing sows. $7.25 7.75; ocean commerce. It "proposes to nature in the brand And next morning Willie's stocking, desirable pigs, $8.008.15; heavy destroy our army and naval trans- reciprocal particular Was as empty as could be, Z! hogs. $7.95 8.10; light lights, ports and turn, this great agency of favoritism Smalt favors While who looked SS.05 (?S8.1 5; packing sows, smooth, of potential defense over to private that prevailed. the boy for Santy, paper market still a 4"i per cen $7.50 7.75:: It does not Had a Christmas tree. affair. packing 'rows, rough, ownership. guarantee in the distribution of state lands were glittering $7.257.60; killing pigs. $8.00 the building of a single new ship Closlntr nrites: 8.15. or the maintenance of those we American Can . . . 73 translated into votes on election day. We expect to write a poem soon on "The Lay The Markets Cattle Receipts 7,000. Market have. It is wholly bad and the - American Smelting & Kef g.. 57 Vt to force it an un- to of tIie Christmas Hen." Three ciphers would de- 30 slow, uneven; weak to lower on attempt upon What did it matter the people that American Sumatra, Tobacco.. beef steers, better butcher willing country cannot be too . i . , , , , . scribe it best, but we'll try to it In verse. Tel. & :25 grades put lij tb Amoclatett Tresa. American Tel.. she stockers and feeders and strongly condemned.' uie state icweiveu '. . . 49 stock, leases lor wilitil tiuee Anaconda Copper veal calves; Tho senator enumerated a long Dr. J. B. was chief at the Atchison 101 killing quality plain. cents acre were turned over to an Cutter surgeon Santa FINANCIAL r.ariy top yearlings, $11.00; bulk list of farmer and labor organiza- per 20 Which to Baltimore & Ohio 41 tions the bill and de- Fe hospital years ago. goes show that "B" 03 beef steers. $8.00 9.75; lower opposing innocent at one dollar or more Bethlehem Steel cut- clared he was to make purchaser names are not always Wall Street & 31 grades beef cows, canners and prepared inappropriate. note Butte Suneriiir statement uireu-tourt- tit I 1 15 ters steady to strong; bulk desir- the that per acre? Cut the rule of the land office OA New Tork, Dec. Stock prices Canadian Pacific 142 the American havo gone on We did Mr. was ."4 able veal calves to packers around people know a Money once, who always Boold failed to make much headway in Central Leather $9.50; bulk record as to ship subsidy, was the same as that of the old Tammany Papa & Ohio 70 canners. $2.75: bulk opposed broke, and a Mr. Poor who was rich enough to today's irregular market, losses Chesapeake desirable bologna bulls, $4.00 anil "more, particularly to . the con- Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 22 4.?5. o tliia bill." chieftain Mho said: "What is the hate the sight of an Income tax collector. outnumbering the gains at the 24 r terms Chlno Copper 8.000. Ho added that the farmers o close. A brisk rise in United States Colorado B'uel & Iron 2 a Sheep Receipts Opening stitution between friends?" 4 tho were op- Wlw-r- e Will woak 2 o 7 1 Vi slow; choice fat lambs steady to country unanimously HinUlo Cot I up lust nite clock Steel common, which Bent it up to Crucible Steel to it. a wave 14 weak; in between grades tending posed And had it not been for tidal Kaithful henchmen wait the caning early this morning on account of 10814, the highest price in a Cuba Cane Sugrr lower. $15.50 to "1 content myself," eaid .'.ic sen- " 10 Early top. ship- Of the plum-stuffe- d office turk. heering a noise like berglers break- month,, was the individual feature. Erie pers; $15.40 to packers: fed ator, "with tho statement that that swept over the whole country, Great Northern 80V. eont'er-enc- e Hinkle his ing in down in the yard and I got The of this which pfd clipped lambs, $13.00: fed Chairman Lasker sought a sharpens up cleaver, t strength issue, Copper 34 - added force as it came west- to to all the ways under the covers as a sym- Inspiration yearling wethers, $ll50; with Samuel Uomyers, .presi- gathering Rolls his sleeves go work. if I thawt I was and I brought about temporary Int. Mer. Marine pW feeders dent of the American federation wants a asleep, keep in Kennecott 31 quiet; sheep steady; heavy ward, the benevolent institution in Santa Everybody drumstick, on heering it and I got out of bed pathetic rise the other steels, Coppei fat ewes. $5.00 6.00; lighter of Labor and made a highly im- Mexican Petroleum 240 ia-u- White meat, dark meat, but by heck: and quick snuck down In ma and followed publication of uncon weight quotable up to $7.73. proper proposal to a gtoup of Fe which dispensed charity in the form of Miami Copper 27 Vi officials ditsi Not a fellow seems to hanker pop's roorrt, saying. Hay ma, hay firmed rumors that extra cash or Missouri Pacific 16 that they ".'gai'd in- pop, I heer stock dividend were in the will and the interest of their state lands might have functioned For the gizzard or the neck. burglers. payments Montana Power 67 Kansas City the Wich pop quick sat up in bed prospect for the early part of next 92 Kansas City, Dec. 15 (V. S. De- membership and support pend- So the office seekers wonder, some New York Central bill. definitely. sayingg, Wats that, nonsents, go year. There was a beaei in . . . .' 75 Vs partment of Agriculture). Cattle ing As Northern Pacific "This conference took on they preen themselves and strut, back to bed. quarters, however that the rise.in . . 46 Receipts 2,300. All classes place A commendable has been - .Pennsylvania H 6 and 7 Jn the Iieadiiuarters beginning When the governor carves the Wats' the matter, wat, wat is it? sieei was a cover 10 m iuB u.i- R 13 around steady with undertone dull April turkey, Consolidated Copper... on o the American Federation of La- ma sed, and I sed, Berglers break- loading of stocks elsewhere. Steel; . 78 beef steers and active on can made in Commissioner Baca's selection of Where will Hinkle start to cut? Reading bor in of Washington. ing In, dont you heer that nocking? reacted at the close to 106 up & Steel 47 ners and cutters. One load Christ the city in- Republic Iron mas Chairman Lasker then and time, Mr. Atkinson. It augurs well for the My go'odriiss I do' heer some- one on the day, and Bethlehem, Sinclair Oil & Refining 31 long yearlings $13.75; other Christmas would' be made much safer It sounds as if its down in Crucible and Gulf States closed steers early, $5.85fT()8.60: some I am informed, offered to with- thing, Southern Pacific 87 in coming administration, but equally ill for If some gifted science goof, the yard at the sido door, O good fractionally lower. Southern 23 western cows, $ 3.75 S 4.25 ; good draw certain provisions the of a loan Railway $5.00 5.50: bill with labor if he .ouid the favorites. It is to be the Would Invent some Santy's whiskers grayshlss they must be using a Renewal agitation for Studebaker Corporation ,...132 natives, most canners pending hoped that black I meen a Jimmy or to Germany, which would un- 47 around $2.25; a few. $2.30 f 2.50; thereby induce the labor organiza- That would be real fire proof. jack, ex- Texas Company to people will become the beneficiaries of whatever you call it, ma sed. doubtedly benefit the copper Tobacco Products 56 bulk good cutters, $3.00i3.25: tions to abate their opposition Its sed. port trade through that country's 136 medium bologna bulls, S3. 50: bet- the bill. nuthlng, pop com- Union Pacific some of the favoritism that ha3 hereto- Do meen to you dont increased purchasing power, United States 106 ter grades vealers, $8. 0009.00; Proposal Spumed you say for the Steel "Let to heer that nocking? ma sed, and bined with higher prices Utah Copper 63 virtually no stockers and feeders it be said tho everlasting fore been lavished upon a few who held Well, I do heer a red metals and tho substantial re- sold ear!:'. credit of the representatives of the pop sed, nocking, re- men Twenafty Years Aj and ma sed, Then how can you rxy duction in the surplus supply Dun's Review Hogs Receipts 6,000. Market working of this country that the password to to the inner chambers. stim- to 10c pro- ienpe its with one breth and vealed in the latest statistics, Dec. 15. Dun's to. active and steady higher; they spurned this barefaced nuthlng of the copper shares, New York, most on mixed and Chairman Lasker heer It with the next, Willyum ulated buying morrow will say: activity quality posal. to down and scare American Smelting Jumping nearly is in lighter weights. Packer top. $8.00; found he could not buy American HUMAN FOLLY Miss Katherino Helmbeck, one of youll haff go two Anaconda and Utah Holiday trade full swing. 140 to labor. Albuquerque's them away, no, dont you dare, you points, many stores being crowded with shipper top. $7.05; musicians, will be united In marriage at her former rlta heer do heer? Ve- colder $7.75 Hi 7.90 ; bulk desir Chairman Lasker was attacked stay you announcement that Christmas shoppers and able 190 to $7.50 tho senator us a man home In Burlington,-la.- to Lowell Laid ley. Dont get ixcited. I havent started Overnight weather, in tho west, and elsewhere. by appointed It is nothing new and unprecedented, Terry the Van Sweringen interests had 8.00; packing sows steady to 10c to public office "not to cperate a young lawyer of Las Vegas. The ceremony will to move yet, pop sed. Wich he on the con- with snow falling in some places, to this realization ' Well obtained an option dis- lower, mostly $7.2; stock pigs ships but 'sell', ship 'ibsil' to tragic that war and its bo in hadent, and ma sed, you interMt of the Chesapeake has further quickened retail to 15c bulk tho American He ac- performed early February. couldnt sit there and ,let trolling tribution. These nro purely sea- steady higher, $7.00 people." various heritages must be paid for over calmly & Ohio railroad was reflected in V.Z&; few at $7.50. cused the shipping board chairmun berglers brake in as if they owned 1 stock sonal phases, but there is evidence and over when the war has Emiliano Sandoval, a man of the a net gain of for that Sheep Receipts 3,000. Lambs of refusing to give information to been long big sheep the house, would you? were lower. this year of a larger public pur to 25c as cause of trans-Sandi- a Other rails mostly steady lower, mostly 25c off congress to the losses dead and buried. But we are country, was at Grunsfeld Brothers' Wy not, if theres enything in this Publication of a chasing power In most sections of Odd recurrently report showing the of work- bunches natives $14.00 in government operation of ships wholesale house yesterday, loading up with sv plies house werth steeling somebody that the sales and earnings of the country. Employment 14.50; fed- - lots 90 and he had "tried most aware of the folly and its cost when must of It in since we went ers has gained appreciably, reports averaging charged that , brawt Stewart-Warne- r company were fj) for the winter. of Idleness now the excep- pounds, $14.25 14.35; sheep to make government operation a the bill comes round. Then, if anyone to bed, pop sed. running at the same volume in the being steady; no choice light ewes offer- failure." Wich Jest then I remembered in second and tion; prices for leading agricul- is reluctant to admit that war is the most The New Mexico Historical to last quarter as the tural have risen ed; heavy ewes. $6.00 6.50. The Wisconsin senator in con- society proposes something, saying, G, I know, it th m hrouEht a numoer or ouyum products substan- his took bill secure Kit Carson's tially, improving sentiment in cluding address up the senseless waste of human material man commission as brigadier general alnt berglers, its a stick I hung out orders into the motor accessories Denver section by section, criticising its of issued civil war. The of my window this aftirnoon on a Carburetor was farming communities; and the Dec- 15. -- can possibly devise, he is forced to admit volunteers, during, the group. Stromberg banking position has been meas- Denver, Cattle Re provisions and pointing put what commission now adorns the wall of an hotel in string and it must be blowing pushed up 4 points. Fisher Bodv ceipts 1,880. Market steady. Beef he contended were dangers In it," that its cost in dollars and cents Fort on new urably strengthened. With other anyway Colo. agenst the side door account of touched another top at forces also steers, $4.50 8.60; cows and heif- Garland, wind. its not to 203, up two on constructive operative, . to a participant nation is patent evidence the G, alnt you glad and then reacted including the betterment in the ers, $3.0007.75; calves, $6,000 berglers? I sed. the dnv. 9.00; stockers and feeders, $3.50(9 of The Santa Kosa Democrat moved to con- foreign exchange situation there is insanity. Puerto de Back to bed and take this with Baldwin and Studebaker basis views 7.80. , . , OF to a solid for confident 900. PRODUCTION The budget bureau a week ago issued Luna last week to get close to the county printing. you, pop sed. Meening a fearse tinued to yield selling prflKsuro, regarding the future. If buying Hogs Receipts Market 4 slap some place he gave me Jest the former dropping and the steady. Top, $7.85; bulk, $7,00 0 . an estimate of were only for immediate or nearby appropriations for the exter fenrse on ac- 1V. United States Cosden 7.75. Miss Claude Albright left yesterday for Chicago, then, feeling latter on needs, the conditions would be less of two-thir- ds on a new high, the 6,700. Market fiscal year 1924. Just about where she will Join the Castle com- count of me having my thin touched 51, favorable but various manufac- Sheep Receipts Square Opera movement and a net Eain ot more sev- steady. Lambs. $12.50014.25; GASOLINE BROKE of all the moneys the Miss has been pidjammers. most of other turers are already booked for government pany. Albright working hard for than a point, hut the eral months ahead. Weekly bank ewes," $4.0006.75; feeder lambs, plans to spend next year is to be devoted the past several weeks studying in English the oils were weak. General Asphalt. $6,299,733,000. $12.00 013.75. Petroleum and Standard clearings, to war and its accessories, to maintenance extensive repertoire she recently learned in French A LITTLE LAUGHTER Mexican Oil of California dropping one to OE of an and to for vic- and Italian. She has prepared herself to sing eight j Announcement was Foreign Exchange PRODUCE 00 army navy, caring ' three points. New York, Dec. 15. ex- 001 . closed that Foreign tims of old operas in English. All made after the market wars and paying holders of ' No Good at de- change, irregular. Great britain the company 15-1- Mrs. Giles' had been 20 $4.63 6; Chiensro bonds made of - husband stock dividend of per demand cables, 15.- -- that prosecution war pos- The Albuquerque Wool Scouring Mills are mak- ill. clared a $4,64 bills on Chicago, Dec. - Poultry very For days he had been on A and B stock snd thnt banks, ' Amounted to 566,278,689' - sible. cent the 6. Allve, lower. Fowls, The whole budget total is a little ing preparations for the annual Christmas Kve gradually getting' worse, but at dividend of Mexican $4.6111-1- France, demand, 1419c; the quarterly de- springs 17 e; roosters; 13c; tur- - Gallons in October, the more than three billion the item dance and Christmas tree for the employes. last there came a change for the had been increased from 7.35; cables, 7.36. Italy - dollars, Petroleum 5.05. Bel-glu- m keys, 35c;- geese, 18c. better. S3 Du.v'8 total sales were mand, 5.04; cables, of war expense a little less than two bill- O to $4. demand, 6.75. Potatoes Slightly stronger on Greatest for Any Month, The executive committee for the next annual ter- When the doctor called and had 926.000 shateR. 6.74:' cables, on an- demand, .0146; cables, northern stock,, steady western. ion. a look at his , he of French francs, Germany, Mar-ror- i, patient, Strength 45 cars. Total U. S3, Except Last July ritorial fair consists of the following: O. N. nounced: 17 to .0147. Holland demand, 38.96; Receipts ship Sincere administrators and which advanced points 40.00. ments, 363 cars. Wisconsin sack- legislators Judge B. S. Eaker, George Arnot, Maynard is convalescent.'' 7.35V4' cents was the feature of cables, Norway demand, ,"Hs 19.08. 26.89. Den- ed and bulk round whites, 80 95c Washington, Dec. 15. Gasoline j can howl for until an Gunsul, F. Thomas On Mrs. Giles re- maruet. De Sweden demand, economy they split George Albright, Hughes, hearing this, tho foreign exchange mark demand, 20.85. Switzerland owt.; Minnesota .and. North Dakota production in the United States i tho mand was quoted around 566,278,-68- 9 artery, but the war charge is fixed. They Charles F. Meyers, M. E. Hickey, W. T. McCrelght, garded physicion suspiciously; sterling demand, 18.96. Spain demand, sacked and bulk round whites, 76 during October amounted D. A. S. and her suspicion increased when $4.64 and marked improvement 6990c arid to the bu- -, ( economize to the cut off Macpherson, T. Hubbell. George Lfarnard. in Belgian and Ital- 15.70. Greece demand 1.20. , Po- cwt.;' Minnesota' North gallons, according may bone, he to without further was noted the Czecho-Slo-vak- every prepared go la Dakota sacked Red river Ohlos No. reau of mines, which said the J. F. Pearce, W. L. Trimble. . marks were land demand, .0056. today out de-- comment. ian rates. German 1, few at 80c Tdaho was tne for government salary, wipe every l 1 cents a hundred demand, 3.04. Argentine de- cwt.; sacked total greatest any "Well, doctor,", said Mrs. Gibss, quoted around 37.87. 12.25. Rurals No. 1, cwt. , month on record since last July, partment, abolish release W. 1 a few days ago. Re- mand, Brazil demand, $1.0001.10 ' congress, every E. Hulse and John Roach of the engineering "what are going to do about ns against Butter Market unohangecU when 3,400,000 more were New" yu vival of agitation for a loan to Ger- Montreal, 99. gallop ambassador and janitor and cabinet offi- crew of the Mexico division of the Santa Fe. it?" Eggs Market higher. Receipts refined. , stimulated . speculation In . " "Do?" was the answer. "Tliere many 2,304 cases. 51 g)5'5c: ordi The October total was about cer and elevator operator and still have were here yesterday , Berlin currency. New York Money Firsts, ain't nothing to be done." 4 New York, Dec. 15. Call money nary firsts, 48O60c;-miscellaneou- gallons greater than the this item Call money opened at per cent, 50 stupendous of $2,000,000,000 "Well, you are a doctur, nm't bid and 0 52c;. . extras.. 29 September and 28 per Bridge Inspector M. R. Williams left last night advanced to 4V4 during the noon Stronger. High, closing refrigerator production that must be For you?" retorted the enraged laflv o. where it last loan, 5 per cent; low and rul- ta30c; refrigerator firsts, 270 cent greater than the total for Oc- paid. example, the for Las after a business visit here: ; no hour, and then to 28c. 1921. Vegas "Ain't you got med'clne for Government withdrawals ing rate, 4 per cent; .offered at 6 tober, ; shipping board might be wiped out entire ; this 'ere convalescense?" closed. While domestic consumption of Answers, of S67, 000,000 from local nanus per cent. the savings to taxpayers on dollar London. rate, which is Call loans against acceptances, Kansas City gasoline in October was about every caused the higher S cent. ' Kansas Dec.' IS. 18,000,000 less than the two-thir- as temporary. per City. Ear- s- gallons would, be one and cents. The generally regarded col- Market of 57,934,527, it Or Words to Tbat Kffwt Most of the time money business Time loans Steady. Mixed unchanged September totft 30-d- 60 90 4 5 Butter was 7.6 cent above the amount department of justice and of state TOPATS KST.TI01UOT "Ethel," said the bishop, "you is done at 4 cent for the lateral, and days, to Market unchanged. per might per 4 consumed October last year. ; seem to be a llttlo g Cnn snd 5 for the longer per cent; four and six months, Poultry Hens unchanged: , be suspended the cut in taxes would bright periods 5 un- of on hand No- you repeat a verse from tlia Bi- maturities with the commercial to per cent. springs, unchanged; broilers Stocks g;asolino amount to about one in Prime commercial paper, 4 changed; lc lower.. 35c. vember 1, were 723,584,062 gal- just penny a ble?" turkeys, of "I'll I can." per cent. , - lons, an increase 33,500,000 hundred. t MOTHER O' MINE 'V say XCw the month. "Well, my dear, let us have it," or I would take some myself." York Metals' gallons during This is an old So is London Liberty Bonds New York, Dec. 15. Coppe- r- Production of kerosene during complaint. war. fiill,-Mothe- "The my I Opinion. is If I were hanged on the highest Ijordis shepnsrd New Yorkf Dec. 1 5. Liberty Firm. Electrolytic, spot and near October amounted to 215,203,459 And it exactly as futile and and should worry. Sovereign Visitor. ' 8.72 ' tragic o' mine, O mother o' mine, Not an Accident bonds closed: 3s, $100.48 first by, 14V414Vic; futures, 1414 gallons, an increase of per expensive and lunatic as it was when the Haw- $98.78: second $98.14; 14 c. cent over September. Stocks on ) John Hellerwork, Happy ' I know whose love would follow me Flfty-Flft- y 4s 4s, 1, were 256,259,-43- 2 man still, kins' hired man, was being exam- third .$98.72; fourth Tin Firm. Spot and nearby. hand November first took up arms. The 4s, 4 4s, decrease of 6.29 " budget o' "What are you doing, Marjory?'' $98.48;- $37.50; futures, $37.75037.87. gallons, a per Mother mxne,.'0 mother mine, ined to taking out an Victory (uncalled), - recalls this to us. p' "I'se a to preparatory Iron cent. i merely What if the writing letter Lily insurance policy. $100.34; Victory 4s (called). Steady, unchanged. - Smif." asked $100; U. S.. treasury $99.74. Lead Steady. Spot, $7.107.15. Total production of gas and fuel world's 1924 budget had been available "Ever had any accidents?" 4s, Zinc the month was If I were drowned in the , "But,' you don't know Steady. East St, Louis oils during able-bodie- deepest sea,, darling, the doctor. to every d man on earth one O how to write." ' ' spot and nearby delivery, $7.12 gallons, about 4,000,000 Mother o' mine, mother "Nope," GRAIN 7.20. ,. more the omme, "That's no difference, mamma "Never had an accident in your gallons than September July day eight years ago? I know whose tears would come down to don't know how to Antimony Spot, $6.376.62, production. ; . . : me, Lily uad." life?" ' PJ Mother o O o Sovereign Visitor. Chicaffo Board of Trade Foreign bar silver, 62 c. Stock of these oils on' hand No- mine, 'mother mtne, "Nope. 'Sept maybe last spring Dec. 15 Wheat Mexican 47V4c. vember 1, were 1,368,748,880 'gal-Ion- s, CHRISTMAS SHOPPING when bull me over Chicago, under- dollars, Happy's threw went a setback In price today own- an increase of about 4,000,000 Leaning Tower of Pisa corn crib." ' If I were damned of and the ing mor or less to the bearish in- N0W York Cotton gallons. i ... body soul, History Lecturer "Can any of "Don't you call that an acci fluence of German financial diffi- New York, Dec. 15. Cotton fu is not too to 1 you tell me the "It yet late shop early," know whose prayers would make me whole, what makes Tower dent?" culties and to word that wheat tures closed barely steady. Dec, Only wrist watrlie of Pisa lean?" guaranteed ' the a down-tow- n merchant ' "Gosh, no! He did it on purpose." was being shipped here from 125.89; Jan $25.23; March, are sold nt Kvcrllt's vas way put Mother o mute, V mother o mure. . IuP., priced Corpulent Lady "I don't know, Sovereign VlMffnr Omaha for delivery on December $25.47; May, $25.59; July, $26.30, from 917,40 up. Adv. X

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SEE THIS HOUSE HOMES WORTH THE MONET CASH 6- - room, new, brick stucco, mod- $500 for This "TWO-ROO- M A five-roo- adobe stucco house KOLUMN Martin's Specials FRAME" ern, heat, built-i- n features, hard- KINGSBURY Buys a shingle bungalow, ' near Luna boulevard, with hard close in on South Walter. Another: VAN REALTY CO, Week wood floors, best location, Fourth On A BUY FOR XMAS This place must be sold this wood floors, furnace heat, fire- t3,50O. REAL $760 cash adobe conven- ward, buys pressed New modern week and will' go at a bargain. place and all modern 7- - room brick, good location, near on close in, South Four-roo- 2 furnished houses large brick, modern, frame with sleeping house, stucco finish, hardwood Terms can be arranged so any iences, has been listed with us to modern, $4,500. on in- balance like rtnt. de- shops, IT lot 20 per cent income Edith, basement, lot 62x142. floors throughout, for only one with a few dollars can sell at once. This is a very adobe stucco, two porches, don't delay, only ACKERSOU AND GlUl'lim porch, $2,800; $500 down, monthly handle it. Phone 657 to see it. sirable and the is vestment; shade sidewalks location, price full corner lot, furnished, electric Realtors lawn, trees, payments. Three-roo- apartment for rent attractive to any one wishing a As A3 $2,100. 120 S. Phono 414. lights, a pood buy, $1,600. Long It Lasts Fourth. and some good outbuildings; modern pressed brick, cheap. well built modern house; easy al- lots In Fourth ranch, adobe, Some mighty nice $3,150; good terms if you hardwood floors, furnished, terms can be arranged. falfa, fruit treps, on pavingr, near 1b to price JMow the time buy. A-- l. close Fourth ward, for only ward. want them; location is in, Franklin & Company J, D, Keleher, Realtor school, good ditch, $2,r,00, $10.00 Per Load FOE SALE $4.750.: Lots in Bernalillo Tow- - A Better Grade $15.00. 3 Realtors 211 W. Gold. Phono 410 townslte. in the market for a ranch, $4500 Two whits atucoo, Duplex house, rooms and ! nor If family bouse, 221 Gold Avenno addition and University come In and make your wants 3 rooms, bath ft glassed sleeping porch-- Phone 240. S 16 West Gold. glassed in sleeping porch on West easv ex- Heights, terms. (Of about 1,000 feet) on 20 Loans, Investments 1 1 known. We have several each aide, completely furnished, each side, furnished; a per Insurance, S EIjTiKY-BR- COM PANT rented 80. month; East Cen- IN ceptionally good ones for sale. (or per cent investment at $4,500. FOR SALE Phono 22. 228 VV. Gold. Call with Wagon tral. modern house, 3 sleep- 2 $4550 New 5 room adobe white stucco At sacrifice, brand new modern Terms Cash a few lots left in the Lin- oak ing porches, hardwood floors, five stucco fur- Only bungalow, modern, large rooms, owner is rooms, bungalows, coln addition. Good soil, ditch floors, cellar; adobe garage to match MONEY TO LOAN completely furnished; VALUE $5,000 nished with fine furniture, rent- OPPORTUNITIES water, lots and close to house; University Heights, near Cau-tr- living in house and getting $140 Go'.ng at $3,760 for $120 month. One of Sc large avenue. A rooms. " ing ner Land paved road; $20 down and $10 on good real estate security. per month from rent of rooms, brick residence, with 34 these will make you fine homo; two nouses on lot, one McKinley $6150 white stucco bungalow, 5 ' large - . home for the money, The is lots, Just 1 per month. modern, hardwood floors, sleeping splendid price right. suburban home. outside and Income, of $60 month. want rented, convenient to shops; well, Lumber Co. gar- rooms, large porch, hot air heat, city low outbuild fruit porch, fireplace, furnace, cellar, A, L, Martin Realtors limits, taxes, to leave city; will sacrifice my trees; $2,500; terms, age: corner lot, fine location, Fourth splendid corner, lot, for only Co,, ings, ceraont floors; a great, big fine must act ,D. T, Kingsbury want. furnished. 223 Gold. equity; location; you Four rooms, bath, sleeping porch, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 907-- $5,250, Phono 156. W. bargain at the price; cash, of 210 W. Gold. 1'liono gome in business property. part quickly. Balance morlgtige at! largo lot, close in, $2,325; terms. good buys It. MoCIXGHAN, Realtor balance 8 per cent. 0 cent. 801 S. Lots and houses in all parts of the city. 204 W. 442-- J per Edith. I'hone New, four rooms, Gold. Phono J. K. ELDER, 209 West Gold." 1578-J- . bath, breakfast A. JF1LEISG3E!, KenMor Loans Insurance nook, built-i- n features, oak floors, National Co, sleeping porch, garage, basement, A BARGAIN Fire, Accident, Automobile lnsurauce, , Investment ent-i- ffont, corner lot, In Fourth Doslrable five-roo- m ' Surety Ilnnris, Loans. Realtors FOR SALE Houses. modern bun- FOR EXCHANGE No. HI S. Fourth Street, I'hone 874.. I Have Money to Loan FOR RENT Houses. ward; $3,300; terms. galow, built-i- n features, hardwood All Kinds. Five-roo- mort- Insurance FOR SAIjE modern bunga- floors, basement, lo- brick modern on real estate as first KENT Four-roo- furnished house. parage, good pressed Real Estate for ' low. See owner at 806 West Silver. McMillion lo- ' & Wood, Realtors cation, close In, will take auto aa home, select West Central gage. List Tour Property With Us. FOR BALE bun- FOR RENT By owoev, a most desir- payment. cation, for modern MONEY For Sale 208 W. Gold. Phono 635 Bungalow, modern, fu? able lot on Eaat Silver, Telephone Insurance Loans WANTED, nishort, 1 5210-V- I'HONE MR. GILL, 779 galow in Lowlands. adobe stucco r,lJEastOold. 208 West Gold We have several first My beautiful KrtNT- fnur-roo- - gilt edge KR a new house, FOR SALE OR KENT Five-roo- house : Co, loans. If have home at 1021 West New York, furnished. 313 Columbia. and City Realty mortgage you avenue. FOR RENT Rooms. small grocery. Call at 316 South 207 V. Gold. mono 667. the money see us. ioit runt Three room furnlahcd house Seventh. J45.00 FORSALEMiscellaneous. McMIMJON & WOOD FOR RENT Room, 120 Sinm Walter. per month. 1307 South Edith. FOR SALE New, three-roo- BERNARD Zapf neat. CM KIS MAS TREES. 1698-- A, SLEYSTER -- FOR Phone 206 West Gold 1444-- FOB RI3MT Two itsnt housekeeping RENT Several desirable furnished house, furnished or unfurnished. 1007 Phones 640; i' 23S7-R- rooms. 110 East Sliver. houses. McMlIIIon at Wood, SOI WeBt North Third. range. Phone . All Kinds of Insurance, Oold. WANTED To trade In REAL ESTATE. WELL CONTRACTOR. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 218 South my equity my 112 Walter. M67-- FOR RENT New room modern house for an automobile. South Third Street. Rent-Room- Phone file driven and For s with Board house In Reasonable rates. Ftiona 1S25-- FOR SALE e AcoTo" WELLS DRILLED, repaired, HELP WANTED. FOR KENT- - sleep-1-12- Highlands. range. 116 Phone F. Furnished room with Phone 1453-M- . West Gnld. pumps, tanks, towers. J. Wolklng. FOR SALE New four-roo- modern n H6J-- TABLE BOARD Horn. cooking. 812 lng porch. Enst Silver. 423 West Marble, phone FOR RENT Three-roo- furt pressed brick house, fine close FOR KALE Fine violin a. Male, North Tenth. STEAM furnished room. 108 cottage, location, at bargain. SEATED nlshwl, 820 Bouth Walter. Inquire 613 In. 121 North Elm. in West Sliver. LABORERS J3.00 to SS.20 per day. FOR KENT Two rooms with board. south Arno. Phone 797-- Enst Pacific. Good woman $50 month. Em 2347-- FOR SALE Tlireo rooms fur- FOR SALE cook, per Phone GRAYSTONE rooms. 218 modern, Small fireproof safo, cheap. 310 South Third. West Gold, FOR RENT Five room niture, and 1322 all for Phone 1608-- J WIDE COMMENDATION. ployment Agency, ROOM 601 210-- unfurnished Ford, $2,t.00. BOARD, and sleeping porch. phone Mrs. E. Guldl. Oood Terms. Phone 1522-K- . PHONE 520 WANTED Tie In 621-- bungalow. location. 5i. per TRY IlOD'nrs MILK ; choppers virgin tim south- High. Phone FOR 171 BEST IN TOWff RENT Furnished rnnm. month. Phone FOR SALE- A 2413-R- We odorless clean- GIVEN APPOINTMENT ber. Price 15c. ii miles hauling 20a. BOARD bat'Katn; friima house; Phone guarantee by week, day ot meal. Room West Cold. Phone 946 or 107. Five-mo- five Address Charles Clay, Jemei Spring!, N. FOR RENT furnished house. looms and bath: 1000 FOR SALE ing and pressing, 11.23 if desired. Mrs. Mldd eton. 522 West -- Select genuine Navalo OF W. M. ATKINSON M. FOR RENT- - Three housekeeping rooms. all modern, basement, garage, on 1010 South John. Phone llir.CW. rugs, We Call for and Deliver Tljerae. 900 North 151'5-- Enst 20-- man Fourth. Phone Silver, phone FOR SALE Three-ruo- stucco WANTED Young for traveling cir FOR RENT Room FOR SALE Large leather 807 & be with sleeping porch. FOR FOR RENT Five-roo- modern 100x142. on corner; for Quick rocker. Meyer Meyer, Tailors Special to The Journal. culation work. Must good sales soutneast 710 rent Furnished room for fight bouse, bargain West. Miirqtlette. man. Circulation exposure, steam htat. Housekeeping. 713 per water 717 Bouth sale. Apply 1000 Bouth Walter. 111 Las N. M., Deo. 15. Manager Morning East Central. South Broadwav. month, paid. FOR SALE West Central Vegas, Wnlter. 1S80. Seven-roo- Fine American bull pupT Journal. FURNISHED rooms, not water no Telephone FOR SALE modern bunga- 117 Wide commendation has followed TRY OUR CLEAN BEDS and good eats. heat; North Mulberry. of W. M. Atkin- WANTED Man or strong boy In good sick; no cniiaren. 414 West Silver. FOR KENT New five-roo- modern low, ,'orth Eleventh, first class repair. the appointment Board and rooms. 410 West Gold, un 824 modern. owner. GENUINE NAVAJO RUGS, Sam land health to work around modern poultrv new FOIi RENT Furnished .o .ns: e'.eemnz hungnlow nt North Third. See Strictly For sale by cheap. son of Boswell as deputy der the management. 1015 24-- Sh!tllt, 317 South First. plant. J. V. Swift, Boulevard Road. porch; no children. 110 South Bouth h. leiepn.tno commissioner. 1020-- FIRST CLASS table home cook Oak. FOR SA LE Phone board, FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- FOR SALE By owner, suburban home, Fresh pork. by whole hog uk IW.NT 2409-R- Democratic state headquarters ing. Rates by meal or week, 110 Attractively furnlEhed front nished 130.00. four rooms and or half. Phone FOR SALE Female. South Arno. 1227-- room, oi 3 west Roma. Phone 1690-J- , cottage, Water paid. sleeping porch, city announced today that many Phone Ill J East. 1BJ4-J- . water, . cos, Post-offi- FOR SALE 3- - here FOR Coal. Phono fruit grape arbor. Rose velvet evening dress, room frame, Fourth ward,, for Commis- WANTED Good family cook, wages $45 ROOM AND BOARD Good RENT Two large sunny box 1251 expressions of praise meals with separata FOR RENT Five-roo- In 813, city. cheap. Phone J, choice been re- per month. Phone 1049-- service and nurse care. rooms, unfurnished. 124 South Edith. modern house easy terms, furnished, $1,250. sioner Baca's had tray Apply University fur- FOR SALE In desirable locstlun, two FOR SALE A baigaiiv 4- - WANTED Girl 207 1748-J- . FOR Heights; completely atnnogany case room adobo stucco, close In, ceived. The new land commis- for general housework, North High, phone RJiNT Nice, clean Bleenina- and nished: 21. houses, etore net Income 150 $106.00 106. 227 somite. Phone building, piano. Phone close to Into half days. North High. FOR RENT furnished room housekeeping rooms. 12H4 North Third. a month. Price in. 800, 2,000 e shops, a real bargain. sioner will take his assistant Nicely FOR RENT Three rooms, furnished. ensh, FOR SALE Fox riSdlantbase WANTED A cook suitable for on two with FOR terms. 1771-- J or 009. burner Owner leaving town, $2,800. office with him the first day of good and to help of board. RENT Nice clean outside rooms! Many desirable features. 1G00 South Phone stove. 523 North Thirteenth. housework. 415 Kl West 1472-W- . ith North Eleventh. Fruit, phone Imperial Annex hotel, lnaiz" o.. E Key 1 124 Sou t h Walt FOR small Investment, one of best buys January. tral. wt er SILVER low pitch Cmui saxophone, Realty Sales Co, new WANTED woman to do SOUTH bedruom "and fTvE-ROO- In lowlands, yield about 25 net, One of the many things the Competent sleeping porch TIT REE AND Cottages, "mil as new, JS5. Phone 302-.- 114 8. Second. Phono 609. will have to cooking and housework In small fam board fop lady. In new house. Hot FOR RENT Bedroom with three lame rent sacrificed as owner must leave city. land office force carry 1115 1818 furnished, very reasonable. Room 713 ROOFING ily. South Walter. water heat. East Central. windows faclnc south, ioka in am 7, First National Apply West Lead. out is the pledge to do away with West Gold. Dank building. EXPERT guaranteed work. Phone 1834-- anvthine resembling favoritism. WANTED Agent to handle A- -l line of ROOMS In cottages or main building. .1ST your vacant houses with FOR SALE Five-roo- California bun- 1. low FOR 'he City 2 Mi SINGER ELECTRIC Sewing Machine. takes toilet goods. Anmv room Suoerlor rates, steam heat. Excellent meals. KENT Nicely furnished bedroom, Co., for galow, modern except heat, blocks After the new administration St. 491. 14 Realty prompt and efficient flow- bargain 'or sale. 601 South Hotel, over Woolworths. John's Sanatorium, phone per week. No sick. Phone 1515-I- t. service 207 IH7. from Robinson paik. Lawn, trees, quick High. command in the office, anyone 'West Oold, phone 1713-- WANTED GlaBSed 517 West Oold. ers. Terms. Phono FOR SA LE B.TT'lvla cloth coat, splendid Middle aged American wom FOR RENT sleeping porch and FOR X fThed four-roo- will bpi able to obtain state land R E T M o de r urn condition. 1085-- 123 an to take of house. Reason room with board for two. FOR KENT One lure- - ri,-ii- . F(il aT.E5ToN OH h E le v en t h , four Phone North C. as law Is follow- charge dressing house with nftwo screened In tS vv W, PFEIFFER leases long as the able wages. B10 West Fruit. Block from car line. 919 South Walter. rOOm. On hloek frnm n.-- room house, bath, full lot, fruit and airer. porches and garage, at 1201 East Copper. ed. It will not be necessary for 816 West shade trees. chicken ten-ro- WANTED A Spanish-America- n FOR RENT front room Confer. Phone 1941 J. large yard, paved FOr PALE, Five dry goods to seek men "with a speak Large adjoining street. A Shown 10 a. m. ranchers pull for house bath with board. Two em- - tUK 11J!..T V bargain. after vMuiucrs. Kahn's Etore. 101 Real Estate, Loans, Insurance lng girl general work. Apply gentlemen Neat furnished FOR RENT Five-roo- fur- 223 Apply to lands, Commissioner sua week. 412 31 nicely Phone North First, get grazing in person to south Fourth. pl"yed preferred. $5.00 per room, steam Heated, enu (n nished home In on cor- North Fourth ward, HALfe Baca announced. studies. room. South Walter. Fourth. ner, $TiO month. McMlIIIon & Full Heautlful piessed brick FORSALE Bicycle In good condition, commissioner also de Board, per Wood, rooms, also 817 W. Gold. Phone 91. The land tuition may De earned. Cata oa- free. FOR RENT Glassed In sleeping porch uk RENT furnished room 208 West Gold. bungalow, five sleeping porch several Navajo ruga. 1411 North received in his Beautifully and double pressed brick garage; ideal Sixth. Glared that money Mackay Business College, Los Angeles. and dressing room with board for man in moaern home. Mrs, Fred Hamm, FOR Foul room f 623 RENT iirr istied hi.use. home near For In. be in idleness n and wife. 212 North Second. shops. particulars MEXICAN For Sale 50 on office will not kept Spanish-America- to do Convalescent preferred. Modern htat. H0. 00. No 706 (.UNLINK CHILI can came. feet Central wantep girl South except sick, oulre Poutb Third. 40o S5c when it could be earning; interest ngnt house work, of two. An High. 'OR RENT One room, no children. S15 North Fourteenth. a quart, a pint. Delivered. avenue, choicest' location in family housekeeping FOR SALE Corner lot, Tlnrtannth and Phone 1710-W- . Thn assistant commissioner se swer. Address C. A. C, care Journal. JAMESON'S RANCft The place to get one sleeping room, telenhnn Poono 10S9-- the heart of Albuquerque. Slate, paving now to this corner, half FOR SALE lected Mr. Baca has had wide , well; two miles from town; free trans uhmi. west tioiu. two-roo- Six lots In block five, Sun. The Is RIGHT. by WANTED in FOR KENT Furnished cot square to Btreet car. Cozy, livable shine price experience in administrative fields Good cook; will pay good wages; small portation to and from town; good borne FOR RENT Furnished room tage with Clean and addition. Oood Investment. Phone 2238-J- . adjolnina sleeping porch. garage built. Water, lights, sink, Phone 2411-.I- One of the outstanding achieve- ramuy or three. Mrs. W. D. Weinman. cooking. bath. Private entrance. Garairo. kit comfortable. Chicken range. 911 South- toilet. 703 For Sale Two stores with 70S North Thirteenth. ments Mr. Atkinson is erec West Copper, ROOM AND BOARD for two; West Slate. Phone 2i03-- Walter. 09! FOR PALE Homo made Jolly, and ware- of the private Keyjat FOR SALE-"-Ne- w six room home In plum living: quarters, large of the Chaves county court WANTED Two ladles to sell and dem entrance to bath from sleeping porch FOR RENT Furnished home- - FOR RENT Four-roo- apple butter, relish and chow chow. house In tion' and room. light modern house, heights. Oak froors, built In features. 710 West Lead. rear, opposite Santa was built his onstrate a popular complexion beautl- - Porch southeast exposure. keeping room for 110.00 a furnished, two screened down house, which through 818 South Arno. Phone 1545-- lady only. partly porches. Furnished $2,600. Elrbt hundred Fe shops; a real bargain. a commissioner In i.er. 25 percent commission and bonus. month. 405 Bouth Eillth. On enr line, rent reasonable. Apply balance like rent. Will take In small ASIIEKTbs'SoOFPASf B efforts while P. o. The Fojc 743. El Paso. Texas. TABLE BOARD Can accomm"dai two FOR RENT Nice room 1207 North Twelfth. car. McMlIIIon A: Wood, 206 West Gold. Pest material made for stopping leaks that county. building repre- adjoining bath In roofs. 110 For Rent located kind In 3IRL OR YOUNO WOMAN to with r three persons for n.eals by the tor well man. Private home. FOR RENT modern unfur- South Oak. Centrally sents the finest of its the help rooms across the street. Mrs. Outside FOR SALE One four room frame house. site for will cooking and to be generally useful week; entrance. 210 North Walter. nished house with glassed sleeping one three room fri.me and one two room FOR SALE Irving Player Piano, beau- parking station; gtate. about the No woman on F'emlng. 105 South Cedar, phone 1B78-- tiful tone, with 100 lease for $00 month. place. the place FOR RENT Newly decorated furnished porch atd bath, garage and chicken frame. All furnished and renting for rolls, or will trade per to do for Int. 2403-R3- . any bossing. Ten dollars per week BERGLUND'S Private Tubercular Sana room and bath. Private outside yard. 1220 South Arno. 5S3.00. Close In. Good location. S3750.00 city Phone to start board and strict- torium rooms. private REHABILITATION OF with, Including Steam heated Excel entrance. 806 Fouth Walter. FURNISHED BUNi'SA LOWS Steam tak 1 them all. See owner at 320 North TVPL" WRITERS, all mawes, ill, and up, ly private, neatly furnished room with lent meals. Night and nurses. Med $.1 Bernalillo Townsite Lots day FOR RENT Two and three furnished heated and electric lighted without Third. per month. Albuquerque Typewriter DISABLED WORLD WAR front entrance. It. Tt. fare guaranteed ical and service free. $50 and up. 1 tray 1207 extra (60 month, St, John's New three-roo- fur- Exchange. SI Bouth Fourth. or advanced if desired. Sim's Box Phone 1305-- 141B South Edith. rooms for liKht housekeeping. charge, per FOR BALE house, Store, 1783-- Sanatorium, . WINONA DISCUSSED H4. New Mex. South Second. Phone phone nished on corner lot 100x142, fenced MILLS Those wishing Win- VETERANS uailtip. MRS. MARSHALL'S private home for ona Mills 308 IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; For RENT Furnished or unfurnished. and cross fenced, chicken tight, many Products, please call at tubercular patients, sleeping porch Four-roo- modern house. Must rent outbuildings, flxel for dairy. 160 South South High or phone 2272-- furnace lobby with rates by day or week. Over Pastime Dec. 15. The care rooms, heat, large as owner is town. Albu- Elm. Key at 1124 South Walter. Price SO Washington, WANTED Experienced man service or table board; Theater, 31 IV West Central. quick leaving CHRISTMAS TREES .'5. and 75 PROFESSIONAL of disabled tpyewrltcr fireplace, tray Co., 313' West Gold. $Ui25. Terms. Owner must Bell. Dellv-ere- d CARDS. and- rehabilitation to nurse Hates $50.00 FOR RENT One room querque Realty cents. Delivered. Order now. represent nationally known Type. attendance. -ind up. and kitchen, fur . was discussed 11B1-.- Phone 673. FOR SALE brick, oy owner; when wanted. Phone 1193-- A 1'KlKM-yS- world war veterans writer Company as Dealer In Albuquer fill 1107 North Twelfth, nt.on- I nished for housekeeping. Meant heat. Two-roo- with 423 South Seventh, corner lot, side at some length by President, Hard que and Bernalillo County. Liberal con- 1724 West Central, phone 252. k FOR RENT cottage HICKS' DAIHt WILSON AND WILSON, was said at tract and excellent man FOR SALE sleeping porch, garage, electric light, walks, garage, ohleken house, basement. CLEAN MILK, with a cream ing and his cabinet, it opportunity for Poultry.Eggs FOR RENT Three nicely modern fur closete. heavy line; Attorneys, wno understands the busl- water. Lot fenced. 1007 South hot water heat, bath room, large Pints. 8c; Ibe. Phone 788. Rooms 15, 17 19 Cromwell the White House. typewriter FAT and fresh egEfl. Phone nished rooms for city quarts. and Building. ness. la In turkeys light housekeeping, 1911 South 115 Inrge front back and sleeping porches. I1B3-- was said to have Our machine standard every 2404-J- reasonable. 401) High. Inquire High. FOR SALE Used Phone The president nd we are one of the West Santa Fe. per month. Phone 618. or any real estate dealer In tractors, and a visit way largest man FO'R with gang plows.' Hardware told the cabinet of yester- ufacturers of In the United FOR SALE Turkeys. Thomas. Phone RENT Light houTekeeping fur mod- town. i'hywkhAnhAnh typewriters 2409-.7- FOR RENT Furnished bungalow, TVpnrtroent Korber from a man who demanded Statse. nished rooms. Gas, bath, phone. Well J Compnnv. UK. etiiN, day Application should state age and ern, facing University campus. Phone YARDS 8. I., UCBTON, isn't people. No children. 416 West Gold 3 WANTED Miscellaneous ot Inch mesh wire, post "why the government serving experience for past five years. Address TURKEYS Nice corn fed. Not large, ms or call 10 to 12 week to pick, Disease of the Stomach dis- days, Sunday hole tool box, more in the care of T. E. Hoover, 228 Foster 40c lb. Phone 2416-R- FOR RENT Two housekeeping-roo- 5 m. 381-- Cnll 1524 d auger, hedge cutter, gas Suite effectively Bldg., Denver, p. Phone at 'IHANSI'ER and seavenKcr oven 2128-- Barnett Building Colorado. 722 and gem washer. Phone abled veterans" and charged that FOR SALE Range raised corn fed tur furnished. Close In, Highlands. $22.60 Plft Central. reasonable rates. E. a. Griffith. l)K. MAIKIAIilST C A It T WRIGHT, S2S 1970-W- . FOR SALE Boxed Delicious TO. 000 men were for Phono 2409-J- per month. Apply North Third. Eaet Iron, phone apples also Residence 23 East Central clamoring keys. UK otner varieties. At il admission to hospitals. ELGIN HOTEL Sleeping rooms and "REN Apartments. FOR THOSE REPAIR JOBS that should former Dewlrt Phone 571. Male FOR SALE Twelve Burred Rock Pul- rench. North Founh. phone 2410-J- The case was discussed by the and Female. lets. 1120 South Edith. housekeeping apartments, by the day. FOR RENT Apartments. State Hotel. be done, call Mr. Fixlt to fix 'em. '107 DB. H. C. CI.AKKE, who characterized the WANTED Man or woman to canvass week or month. 602V, West Central. Fourth and Central. Columbia. Phone 2307-- SAXOPHONES and all band Instruments, rye. Far, Nnsa and Throat president, W. L. 1713 FOR SALE Choice mtlk and grain fed new or used; private ur class Instruc as "an city. Chllders, North 1R70-- FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or FOR RENT Small $16.00. WANTED A good milk cow for her uarnett Building. Phona li charges. It Is understood, ' turkeys. Phone apartment, tions on above. Fred K. Ellis, Ph. 802-- Iff, abominable libel nothing else? Fourth. without kitchen. Steam heat. 207H 1S22 South High, phone 17GS-- feed, will consider buying later If sat- Office Hoars FOR SALE- Tlllk and corn fed turkeys, West Gold, Second and Third. 215S-- J FOR SALE Solarium of aubstantial t" a. m. and I to I e. f time the chief ENROLL In the ONLY school In th. between FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 30 isfactory. Must be gentle. Phone t It n. At the present GIVES In live weight 45c, dressed 50c Phone construction. You can take sun baths assert- - Southwest which Individual 2410-R-- FOR RENT Nice bed room; private en per month. 309 South Broadway. MAX DAROAIN STORE, at 815 Bouth executive was said to have struction In Commercial Branches. In comfort all winter with this. Bargain. W. HI. SHERIDAN, M. D. all trance; adjoining bathroom; with pri- three-roo- will the for beds in Milk-fe- d FOR RENT Furnished Flrat, pay highest prices Phone H18-- ed, there are 8,000 empty The Western School for Private Secre- FOR SALE crate fattened B04 second-han- I vate family; gentleman employed. also four room. 1104 North your clothing, shoes ana Practice Mm ted to government hospitals awaiting taries, 001 J. hens. J. V. Swift, Boulevard Road. West Marble. apartment, 858. FOR SALE One 20 Winchester phone 1920-- Second. furniture. Phono gauge CKNITO . 'IUNART who will seek them. Phone pump gun, $20. One 0 Winchester those WANTED. Young men and women to FOR REN V Furnished room adjulnlng WANTED Money to iuan on first mort- AND DISEASES OF THE 8KIN for In our DAY or FOP. SALE Sixty-tou- r Leghorn hens, en- EXCELLENT furnished apartment, carbine rifle, $20. Both A- -l condition. prepare positions bath, furnace heat and private steam heat. 108 South Arno. Phone gages. The security of the principal 712 West Wassennaa Lolmrntory tn Connect!,). NIGHT SCHOOL. Thorough courses are 88c each. Two roosters, $1.00 each, trance. above the D. Copper. MAN IS ARRESTED FOR 302 Something ordinary. 707-- our. first consideration. J. Keleher, CIH7na nanli Blflg. Phone HS9. at your disposal. Each student received South Broadway. 719 West Lead. 211 West Gold, phone 410. FOR SALE Chsap if taken at once, one INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, thus RANCH FOR RENT Very desirable furnished spring wagrn, good as new: one set of TRYING TO MAKE MONEY SUNSET FOR RENT housekeeping rooms, WANTED Furniture . Will good F. C. BAKES. M. D. Bus Light apartment, close In, reasonable. Sll pay work harness. Call 1011 Seo-on- surlng rapid progress. Albuquerque Turkeys and chickens, range grown and completely furnished, ground floor. cash for some used furniture, at North iness ortonsite city hall. corn 2416-J- North Sixth. price O. A. Becker. Diseases of the eye. Glass Fitted HIS OWN FUNERAL fed. Phone Private entrance, close In. 117.00. per also range or cook stove, heating stove, OFF FOR RENT three rooms and SALE Office removed to 114 N. 8eo-on-d FOR SALE Two J.. C. Smith month. 401 South- Seventh. Furnished, lee box, oil stove. Phone 834-- FOR Blue coat with gray fur TOR geeae. Ideal location. Mrs, collar and lined. Good con st. Ground floor. Phone Dairy four miles on North FOR RENT A furnished front sleeping porch. CLEANINO cuffs, silk 841, Dec. 15 SALjiiture. Farm, nicely Thorn. 1227-- Rl)G eva-n- l. Los Angeles. Calif., F"uRViTUR'BJ'repaVed.n'c,ai'ledfor',i , Phone dltlon and not worn by sick. Call ar-- Fourth street road and west. room. Conne-tln- bath-- modern. 9x13 RUG3 CLEANED 12.00 been ! delivered.- Phone 197S-- Three-roo- bs, 411 East Iron. DR. W. T. MURPHEY ' Paul H. Murock, 28, has Breakfast Is desired. Gentleman pre- FOR RENT modern fur- 13 50 FOR SALE Some choice S. C. Rhode Mattresses renovated. up. Furniture - rested because, police any, ha tried FOR SALE On library table, one Ice ferred. 818 South Edith. nished apartment, glassed sleeping Awning work. Poroh SOFT SPOTS- He. and srch cushloni Practice Mmltcd to Tahercnloslf. one one Island Red Pullets, Bheppard Strain 407 packed. I tn make money off his own iun box, heating stove, cook stove, ALL porch, l.36.00; South High. curtnlne. Ph. 800-- Ervln Bedding Co. prevent fallen Inst.ps; eurra all fool Barnett I'hone 836. 15 North Third. Ancona Pullets. Prices rlKht for quick furnished for light housekeeping, troubles. $1. Arch Titos. Building J oral. Murock. according to the po two rooms and One FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart- A DAT Planter Supports. 10 to 12 8 sale. Phone 12U. 1706 East Silver. sleeping poroh. KODAK FINISHING TIMES F Keleher Leather Co.. 40S West Central. Honrs; a.m.; t to p.m. announcements of his FURNITURE repairing. Awning work. room and kitchenette, and one large ment, good location, steam heat. Call Remember. satisfaction guaranteed. dnt Porch 198-- Krvln .- 410 West Gold. 2327-- Those I rionthll. tn his father at Coleman curtains. Fbone LOST AND FOUND- room with closet. 710 West Lead. Phone Send your fink, n t a reliable estab STOP windows from rattling, CHIROPRACTORST Redding company. FOR RENT An apartment of three firm. Keturn pn aep out sand, dusv end cold air by wia . nnd brother John at Salt LOST A white 416 FOR RENT One small housekeeping lished postage bTfTcabmen: FOR SALE Dressers. carriage, bulldog from South room and rooms, sleeping porch and bath, un- mall ordera. Hanna Hinna. Inc., Installing Peace Metal Weather Strips. r under bat,y with gas range and sink 1742-W- , Chlroprnetle lake City, and asked them, used furnl mira. Reward. furnished stove. SOU South Broad- News. Phona R. p. Thomas, 1008 For- tea wagon, large stock of To man or a except7 Commercial Photographers, Room 19 N. T ArmL'o Bids?. name for burial funds. A sleeping porch. working rester. an assumed ture, corrugated steel roofing, violin, gut LOST black puppy, brown marking. couple. Close In. Call 306 West Iron. way. "When the brother came to los An- tar, shot guns, Murphy Fur 714 North- Third. Phone 1539-- "AUTOMOBILEJ. Foil SALE Twin Indian motor Is revojvera. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room with FOR RENT An apartment of three cycle, WANTED PoMtioT to take the body home he niture Company, 325 South First. LOST A crank for a truck. Re- rooms, porch and bath, unfur- 17 model with side car. May be your geles large connecting bath, glassed sleeping sleeping FOR SALE Ford truck body, complete. own t new WANtEO-164- 6. Unusework the I'hone, said to have found Murock very FOR SALE Phonograph, cabinet size, turn to Springer Transfer Co., phone 48. In modern home. If de- nished except stove. 808 South Broad- at the cost a bicycle. Shop- ty day. porch. Garage 1502 North Fifth. man, this Is your 1210 much alive at a hotel. The excellent tone, chiffonier, dressers, buf LOST Ladles' olive- with sired. No sick or children, rhone 2341-- way. opportunity. leading sec wrap, color, EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. O. South John. Phone 822-- WANTED and the "deceased" followed fet, dining table and chairs, rockers, fringe. Finder leave at Kansas City FOR RENT room and kitchen on FOR RENT Clean, furnished apart- Washing ironing by arrest of the tional book case, eds, bed and Bed K. Sheet Metal Works. 217 N. Third, FOR SALE Flat office swivel dozen. Call 1703-J- . spring j.ire ornce and clclm reward. first good range, very reason- ment, two email rooms and kitchen- top desk, mattresses, floor, 5 chair 9tZ rugs, sewing machine, FOUND on able. Two and a half blocks north of ette. Ground floor, '.'o children. 415 FOR SALE I.rg't Bulck, 1600; and atralght back chair, small WANTED Bundle washing to brlaa Muff Barelas bridge. Owner 20S2-J- . CARGO OF LIQUOR IS adjustable dress form, pictures, cooking No. 315 West Lead. Ford touring 116 West Gold. roll top desk, typewriter and tattle, small home. Phona may have earn by Identifying and Central. For laboring people. size In utenalls, Majestio coal range, heating Two-roo- National cash register, all good oil paying for this ad. Phone 2411-.i- l. West Grand. Apply to Mrs. Wm. Nabors LINCOLN APARTMENTS 1250.00 buys good Bulck four, worth CLEANING PAPER Kalsomlnlng. Jouo VESSEL stove, gasi stove, oil cook stove, heat .1. condition. 826 North Third, RETURNEDT0 - at or see TL. Arml.lo. tSOO.00. 7, First National Bank Ooodsnn. 684-- er- other articles. 820 North Third, WILL PARTY who found suitcase lost the above place, cottage, sleeping porch completely fur- Room phone many 112 USE EFFECTO AUTO TOP and SEAT out of car In front of Alvarado Hotel nished, steam heated apartments. building. - WIDOW with son seven years wishes; A of CARPEIJJTERIN South Third. TOURING con dressing, Effecto Auto Enamel. Vals- New York, Dec. 15. band return to Journal office and receive re "73 OVERLAND CAR, good on place as hourekeeper. Phone solf par. Vatspar Enamel automobllea - under ., direc- "personal: ward. No questions- asked. FOR 6dd"JOB8 gnd oontrac1 work, call AT THE WASHINGTON 1002 West dltlon. 8125.00. Good tires and REFINED AMERICAN- cools stevedores) working PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER M Lena 1875-- Plymouth Cottage Paint. Homestead LADY, good Central. for two starter. All 507 4 West Central. - of enforcement C. C. 1356-J- , Dandy apartment complete. Floor Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- - wants position as housekeeper. Ad- tion prohibition Cote, of building. Phone DRESSMAKING. reason- adults. and bed Paint, placed 1.208 cases of ROOFS repaired or put on new. Furnished except linen SAVE 50 to 76 per cent on used parts, afactlon assured. Thoa. F, Keleher Leath- dress M. V., care Journal. agents, today WANTED Convalescent party to share able. 3060-- covering. No sick. Phone 83. J. D. for over twenty-fiv- e dif- n 1057-.- ana Darrein George Waters, phone etc.; full stock er Co. West Centre!, nbooe POSITION WANTED Bookkeaplng whisky vi nice cottaga In Highlands. 711 East . Eakln, prop, ferent cars. Mcintosh Co., 811 West Honors aboard the schoon FASHIONABLE GOWNS and ladles' tall PAINTING-- paperlianglng and eUclmln-Ing- Cop. clerk, 30 years experience in thej HazeiQine. 1972-- FOR per. BUSINESS CHANCES. i.nni 1887-- J. Free estimate. Phone RENT Three rooms, glassed sleep- Address A, 724 Bast Central. er Marion Mosher, soon to sail for NOTICE free nrlng. 218 South Walter, phone Ladles, get demonstration, floor- ing porch south side, bath adjoining. FOR SALE Barber 224 South . make- NEW WORK or repairs. Roofs, - shop, WANTED Position as salesman or col- Sr. Pierre. Miciuelon. Tne jviosner, , Radium Benute Pack. Make appoint SEWING, party gowns and artistic Nicely furnlslfed for houseekepinff. De- Second. re mont. Cnll 694-- over of all kinds of Phone ing and windows. Reasonable. Phone lector by young married man, alsa filpn the British flag, garments, 1SR9-- alrable location. BH West Coal. FORD TOURING 1099. FOR SALE rooms, pool have some knowledgn of ntiv was eartured by the dry MRS. FRED OILMAN Millinery. Hats FOR KENT furnished three For sale, has winter top and a number Hotel, twenty bookkeeping. IF YOI4 a call 1365-- Nicely hall and bar; rand leas. South Address Box 13, caro Journal. officials said to made to order, r.emodellng a special HEMSTITCHINO and pleating. Phona need carpenter, rooms and sleeping porch or two rooms of extras. See it before buying. Oden Ill navy, prohibition 5S1-- No too or too small. Let First. CALL HDTChTnSON for house The vessel had been or ty. Lady Lula Shop, .over Woolwortlr's room Mellnl building. Myrtle lob large and sleeping porch, one front bed room. Bulck Co., Fifth and Gold, I'hone 1200. cleaning, night. store. Slevert. Ten cents yard. lis give yon estimate. All hot Hot and cold water. FOR BALE Two-stor- y brick building, ad wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint- rftlnflflferl because the cap- air heat 215 doc- 10 at PA1NTI and kalsomln. No no 400 South Seventh. 8outh First; location good for any ing, kalsomlnlng. and chimney sweeping. ,,, hee.n made outside the WANTED In small sanatorium, a HEMSTITCHING. cents Per yard, J. paperbanglng slrtt, children. Odd Man. S082-- ar All kind of business. Job phone tii tor to give medical care to all tuber-eul- Madame Rose Dressmaking shop In. work guaranteed. Oeorge a FOR RENT Cheap. Unfurnished WE maintain a large stock of used limit. , three mile to gl room and State hotel, over Braey's cafeteria. Morris. 1410 North Eighth. phone Modern heat. cars all times. Our are the FOR SALJ OR TRADE A rooming patlenta Willing J396-- apartments. except at prices WANTED RFnihe.. good board and reasonable pay, or would Three rooms and bath, tlo.OOl four lowest. We will make a reasonaole at house, sixteen rooms. A sure money of PLEATING, aocordlon. side and box; 'W ANT' A remarkable assortment lease to good responsible doctor. Address ' mall orders. N. Crane. 215 North CARPENTKHTNG. all olasaes. Free est! ronma and bath, 120.00. On ear Jina. lowanca for any oar you wish t" trade maker. Well Iqcated, very reasonably d To hear from owner of good Alb . Ask ar Sales Co., 114 Bouth Sec- beautiful "Old Dutch Silver" Post Office Box ?24. :tlerqne. Seventh. Crane Apartments, phone 814 matej and guaranteed worku my Plrone 190. McKinley Land and Lum- In regardless of condition and will priced. Realty Ranch for sale. State cash price, full Inc.- - Adv. customers. E. B. Johnson, 6U John, ber company. range terms to meet the customer. Mc ond. Phono 669. particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Evorttt's HEMSTITCHING done tn the 5 FORRENT Off!ccRoom. promptly phone 175S-- intosh Auto Company. West FOR SALE By owner: Furniture of Minn. best possible manner, price 0o per FOP RENT Elegantly furnished first 662. or room. 11T 787-- I WANT to my low prices floor Copper, phone rooming house, eight rooms, two sleep- FOR RENT Office space, isU yard. Goia. phona Singer ' you Investigate apartment; lights, heat, water, n CARS furnished for house SOT West Oold. ; Mi.ehlne on any kind of a building proposition; southern exposure; large, wide, glassed-i- HOBBS QUALITY ing porches, light LEGAL NOTICE. Sewing Company. n 'Two lease on house. A desk In. you have In lew. A. K. raimer. main-I- sleeping porch with two big beds; gar- Are an Investment, not a speculation. keeping. years' FOR RENT Office and apace. 41. hone 1768-- will of service and good Investment. Centrally located. Ad 817 TOR Builder. Box city, age; ample porches and grounds; also They pay dividends AUMivisTit vroirs notice q ulre West Gold, SALERanches. have re- dress Box 31. care Journal. Bernalillo WhcT onj large room and glassed In sleeping pleasure. We Just completed In the Probate Court of FOR RENT Office rooms Korber build-i- FOR SALE OR TRADE a FOR S vestock. on second southern and eas- a few for your Inspection. A , twenty-a- AlXLi porch floor, building Mexloo. A Co., auto house and lot to for a nice fe-- County New Knrber dept. trade tern 600 't from street cars. demonstration will leave you satisfied. cre one-ha- FOR and hutches. exposure; In of the Estate of Store room or office at ranch; on and miles SALE Rabbits winter or summer. 13 C are not historic the Matter FOR RENT See West Lead. Nothing better prices 11(1 40S West from Barelas bridge. Broad Bicycle Phone 1039. HOBBS MOTOR CO. Sarah Frances Frank. Deceased, South Third. Apply at 120 North Eleventh. Co., South Second, phone 736, FOR SALE Fat rabbits, 00 North G West Central Phone 484 Notice is hereby given that the Central, 159B-- MATTRESS-RENOVATIN- ur email busl. FOR SALE OR TRADE Five acres In Fourth. Phono A NEW HOME undersigned was. on the sixuemn FOR RENT Office space fine ness. Central avenue location, ground Fruitvale, near paved road; grape FOR SALE Does, small rabbits and f3.60 and up. dav of November. 1922. duly ap or chicken ranch: terms to Arno. . MTrrnEESremadi, typewriters; floor. Address P. O. Box 87$. City. eaay right hutoh.ee. 204 North work. "11" In llving-dinln- g two bed Administrator of the estate Phone 693, or - room 15, Flrat Furniture repairing. Awning FOR RENT Remington typewriter, the Fourth ward; has room, den, JS, pointed party. .ply FOR Bred doe., fryldg rabbits. 896-- Ervln Bed- new or will sell for 160.00. of Sarah Frances aeceasea National bank, or 701 "East Santa Fe. SALE Ru;; cleaning. Phona practically rooms, hall, bath, kitchen, breakfast room, and all kinds of Si!;. Frank, WANTED- - 1838-- 130 Bixtn. onmonnv. Box B. care Journal. aide-wal- ks Bernalillo louses. Phnn "rtn ding Address H. closets and built-i- n basement and hot air heat, by the Probate court of FOR SALE Five miles north of city, cows. J. V. features., 1 1, a ANTED TO BUY Small huuse, two fb1 SALE Two Jersey TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled county, and having qualified EH acres good orchard, grapes and Road. 1920-- "FOR ma and shade trees, on corner lot. rtr ' or thres rooms, emair. Small payment on Rwlft, Boulevard Phone RENTlIStjferoom87 and repaired. Ribbons for every such Administrator, all persons chicken proposition, too feet Highland Ex- - down. 1U1-- Cor- FOR BAi.re Milk and corn fed turkeys, WILL to suit tenant a ZoxlioJ chine. Albuquerque Typewrl' r 1 J'hona road and (70 feet on Oauna road. arrurig 903-.- Priced to sell at 5,5 00, ,f( having claims against the estate of 60c. Phone brick change, phone 122 South Fourth-- said decedent are notified WEI want a home offlva or ala rooms ner property. Terms if desired. Apply live weight 45o, dressed foot building; good oondltion; hereby In good location. Give lowest enat O. ft. Bebher. 101 S Uth Third. J410-R-- opposite Santa Fe shops; reasonable to same 108 MONEY TO LOAN. and required present the and street number. No FOR SALE One suan mules and wagon. terms. Sea ior writ L, Heyman. In price, agen'a North First. N. SA tWm. Leverett: to the undersigned the manner address me Box 0. eau Journal. WANTED Salesmen. Bargain. 1115.00 takes them. Owl Alnuquwrcjae. MONEY TO LOAN On watches, dia J. monds, guns and valuable- - and within the time pvesoribed by 1 WANT" llva Teed Store. 00 North Irst. everything Fhone 110. REALTOR. 31 West Oold FOR RENT Railie". a number of wire local WANTED RoSm"& Board Mr. B. Marcus, ti J South Flrst! . law. aalosmcn. If you are making lesa than FOR SAL'S Cheap, two htlfera, ono ' HARRY V. FRANK. see one Will be ROOM AND HOARD In healthscekel's MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches Office, FOirTiKNT GSTIiAtiK FarirtTFen $10.00 per day, It will pay you to Holstcin and Jersey. con- City University Helghls Development Company. AdminiHtrator. acres alfalfa, three acres garden, me.- - Apply at 811 West Central or at freeh aoon. J. B. Nlpp Stock Farm. home In exchange, for new tubercular and good Jewelry; liberal, reliable, 2421-R- fidential. Gottlieb Jewelry. Co.. 105 N. let, Dated November 20, 1922 Jesse Hodges, 224 Went Gold, Bronx hotel. Call for Mr. Tradewcu, Phone t, treatments Box car Journal. i Tage Ten ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 16, 1922

Thomas'. Ice Cream WANTED Economy Laundry JUST RECEIVED 1-- 2 Tlio C'nt-Kiit- e. Gallon, Packed, Girl tor general housework. laundry YESTERDAY A few of our prices: Sew Shipment Navajo Blankets and delivered, $1.00 Family of three. Apply H. V. D.'s 20c Small Runners We sold a can of fruit for only 26c. lio'ne .'..-..- - 313 521 Lmm Boulevard. Socks 5c large fancy Pajamas 25c Cennantown Pillow Tops and 2Ec THEATER! Union Suits Runners Shirts, plain 15c Night Shirts 15c Some extra large ones. LAST TIME TODAY on Ladies' Work Pat, the Plumber BOYS WANTED Our Prices We There will be our extra special as usual and in ad- Correspondingly Low. pack them for shipment. Plumbing and Heating. Can use 4 or 5 good workers Positively All Silks and Wool- ' I -- dition another item at our extra special price. Repair Work My Long Suit. Saturday. Apply ens Washed and Ironed by Robert Jones Hand. a Phono 201. 80t Turk Avenue 224 822 S. Walter. Phone 682. OF COURSE Phono (Paramount will them here (picture When you need oranges you buy I if it makes any difference to you what you pay. notice DANCE Butter Ladies, get free demonstration. Fresh Climax today. RADII M B11UTF, J'ACK JQ THE DANCING Make Appointment. IL mwl-f- f WARD'S CASH STORE Phone 28 Bon Ton Four HEIGHTS AUDITORIUM TONIGHT 508 West Central. Orders Delivered for 10c MUSIC AT MUSIC BY City Fish Market ColOHlbO QUR 30(5 S. Second. Phono 883-- tish market. Fresh An exclusive L FIVE-PIE- CE ORCHESTRA I Spanish Mackerel today. Salt 1 OHIzr III ZZherring and Salt Salmon, Bloat- - """b", Deliver to nil parts of town. Albuquerque's Always Finest Worth Tliealer While FLOWERS r 1 r ,. : Fish Fish Fish MAKE YOUR NEXT ORDER 1 111 fresh today Hoses, Carnations, Come in and inspect tho fish: Violets, Centurcas Fresh Spanish Mackerel, small Sweet Peas, Yellow Daisies CERRILLOS EGG COAL Fit7mai i wrSto' LAST TIME TODAY Perch. Flounders, Sandabs, Calendulas, Strawflowers PtODUCTinu Smelts, Halibut, deep sea' wa- Wedding Bouquets, Corsages It Is the Best by Every Test J ter rainbow Salmon, Lynnha-ve- n Funeral Offerings A Few Goldfish Left. Costs Less Burns longer Makes Most neat William Fox presents the culminating triumph of artistry Oysters. the screen world the gorgeous, beautiful and sensa- City Fish Market "The Flower . V in 308 K. Second. J'lione 885-- Shop" PHONE 91 fV. t S. 988-- J. HAHN COAL CO. tional photodrama of the glories of Ancient Rome. Deliver to ot 118 Fourth. Phono any part city. "Of course, we deliver." Truck Delivery Where Desired WITH SINCE 1883 BettqCompson y.' and DertLitcil V I. imrniit'iJl I I V ' ft GOLDEN tlio greatest story of int. Bring Your Girl to the Armory romantic love ever PURITY written. A picture that Ip6 E WELERS races through a hun- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. dred breathless thrills, BUTTER through a hundred 7) scenes o f dazzling And Dance a Dance for a Jitney beauty. With Betty Compson tho sweetest heroino ever seen and Directed by J. Gordon Edwards. Serenaders Bert Lytell, her dar- Music by Moonlight Theodore Supported by Kosloff, ing lover. 1 STOCK Hat-to- Special Orchestra Will Accompany the Evening Shows, HOTEL YES, QUALITY W. J. Ferguson, Raymond n and Walter Long. J at 7:40 m. We offer cash 60c share THE BEST Starting p. ADDED ATTRACTIONS We will sell 70c share ADMISSION: Western Mortgage "MADE IN THE KITCHEN" B A MACK SENNETT COMEDY ; Matinee Adults, 35c; Children, ISc. Company MB Night Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. mm PRICES: Investment Dealers FOUNTAIN Time of the Shows l:0tr, 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 9:40 p. m. G0..R! Matinee: Adults, 25c; Children, 10c. Night (6 to 11): Adults, 35c; Children, 15c. 20 OFF ON ALL NAVAJO RUGS, Twenty per cent off on Albuquerque-Sant- a THE BEST Nice Milk Veal linn mil in uii iimiiin nu. all suit cases. James Gruns-- ! Fed, Cutlets, INDIAN POTTERY AND BASKETS E jui'wiww,piiti!piiiiiiiM.Bii) Christmas Present Fe. lb 30c Jeld, the exclusive luggage' TWICE DAILY. STAIt STAGE One that your wife or mother 105 South I.KAVE Hens, dressed, lb 28c will 3G5 days In tho shop, First. Ml'Uqtierqua a. m Sale Starts A Few Wonderful appreciate 7;30 and Today. year. Give her a VACUETTE Mtimjurrqua 2:00 p. in Sirloin Steaks, CARPET SWEEPER. For free ""ita Fe a. m lb 23c 10 1628-W- . anta Fe 4:00 p. in. Large Rugs Feet Long. demonstration phone For Sale Cheap AKKIVE Pork Chops and Loin, lb. 28c Slightly used Baldwin Manualo iantn Fo 10:30 a. m. Santa Kb Pork lb 25c player piano with 60 rolls; an 6:00 p. m. Sausage, lhuquerqu ,.11:00 a. m. Northeast Corner Fourth and Central ideal Christmas gift. Write to Alhuqiif rqn 7:00 Will take Christmas orders for E. D. Chavez, 411 West Santa p.m. FAKE KAMI WAY dressed turkeys at 48c lb. Phone 770 Fe, Albuquerque. AIIhkjihtciiiv Offlep KlnRiinic Brus. LAST TIME TODAY Steel Mail Boxes Cigar More. rinine flOO 705 West Mountain Road nnt le Ottirr Hunk timfeollonfrj, 75c and $1.25 I'lmnn . Good, substantial boxes, the kind that last as .long as the Guy's Transfer building. Others at 35c up. Daily local freighters to Berna- Coal Yard Give "PERFECT BREAD" First RAAUE & mai;ek lillo and long trips a specialty Liberty 1st and Copper. Phono -- 05 Phono 371. 323 S. Second Gallup Lump CHOCOLATE PLACE ON YOUR TABLE. in Best of all foods, offers biggest food value for the Gallup Egg smallest amount of It's the most economi- "i money. Cedar Wood HRISTMAS cal . food today. Hands 01 JNara r WEEK END SPECIALS Good Flour flood Lard 'Good Yeast ine Pinon Wood Good Sugar flood Salt Honest Labor MAKES PERFECT BREAD Prompt Delivery I riCTURE I I SPECIALS Presented by Harry Garson 10 lbs, Colorado Potatoes.... Phone 279 DECORATIONS SATURDAY'S Totato Bread Cream Tuffs Cake Doughnuts French Bread Eclairs Raised Doughnuts 100 lbs. Colorado Potatoes. WRAPPED IN .$1.45 Graham Bread Cherry Pies Fruit Cake ALSO COLORED FOIL Frisco Milk Bread Coffee Cakes French Pastry 50 pounds Colorado Potatoes 80c f ASK FOR PERFECT PRODUCTS AT ALL GROCERS 10 bars P. & G. Soap.. 45c for the Kiddies" "LET 'ER RUN" .10 bars Petrolene Soap and t , "Surprise 5 bars White Lily Soap $1.00 In Every Largo Fifteen Cent Loaf Bread. A TWO-PAR-T COMEDY. 4 packages Beechnut Macaroni or Spaghetti. .47c BAKE SHOP COMPANY REGULAR PRICES. 12 packages Corona Macaroni or Spaghetti 86c ES PERFECT 5 pounds large Prunes $1.00 TWO STORES 3 No. 2fi cans Glass Jar Sliced Peaches. . . .98c East Avenue. and I vacant lot on 202 Central Fourth Central. 3 No. 2i cans Glass Jar Apricots 98c have a Phone 707. ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED FREE. Central avenue which can 3 No. 21g cans Glass Jar Melba Peaches 98c be entered from the rear We want everybody in .Albu- 6 No. 2V2 cans Peaches. $1.62 To Our Hesperian and which I am querque Try G No. 2Va cans Hesperian Apricots $1.62 willing 3 No. 212 cans Sunkist Cling Peaches 95c to let for parking privi- Save Money SUGARITE COAL Sunkist Apricots, No. 2 cans, each 24c leges. See S. Kahn at Christmas Gifts 2 cans at Practical Sunkist Pears, No. 31c 109 North First Street. Del Monte can 23c That's why we are selling the Fancy Blackberries, Walnut SICN OF GOOD COAL size at a ppecial price of ROSE DALE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, P FOGG'S We have a fine display of Christmas Footwear No. 10 tin .DDi, THE JEWELER and, by the way, is there anything that will make Libby's Asparagus, No. 2 'a tin 44c more acceptable Christmas remembrance than a Per Ton o choice Footwear? $9.75 Fort Pumpkin', No. 3 tin 23c COAL gift Monarch Pork and Beans, 6 No. 2 cans 68c We have that is to meet the foot- We also, have this high grade coal In Fancy Lump and Fancy everything good sizes. Order now. Colorado String Beans, 6 No. 2 cans 72c wear requirements of every man, woman, boy, Egg yours Gallup Lump girl, or child. NEW STATE COAL COMPANY lbs. We have Shoes for street wear, shoes for dress oc- Exclusive Agents for Swastika and Sugarite Coal. 10 Granulated Sugar. 80s ' .. Omera Egg casions, shoes in conservative styles or the limit of Phone 35. ; Green Hill Tomatoes, 6 cans ...,56c Furnace Coal Ladies' Diamond footwear, fashion and luxury! Royal Gorge Tomatoes, 6 No. 212 cans 85c Slippers of every description; all sorts of cold and Gentlemen 6 Rings in latest set- May Day Country Corn, cans.... 85c Superior Lump wet weather shoes; Romeos, Julietes, Comfys, Storm Lake Com, 6 No. 2 cans'. 70c tings, $18.50 and up. Gaiters, Rubbers and Silk Stockings. SCHOOL TEACHERS Sego Peas, 6 No. 2 cans $1.10 HELLO, Bofisco 2 COME HERE FOR PRACTICAL GIFTS I Salmon, tall cans, for... 47c AZTEC FUEL CO. Hawke's cut and We wanted to call your,! attention to Candy, per Bonita Tuna, 5 cans 95c . . 20c decorated glass. Footwear for pound, ...... Swift's Sliced Bacon, pound package 48c PHONE 251 Christmas men from $1.50 up. Nice Xmas Candy, mixed with Chocolates and Christmas Footwear for Women from $1.00 up. other v ' ' 1102 North First Street Solid Gold Scarf kinds, good quality. Fruit .Cake, Cranberries, Dates, Figs, Cluster Christmas Footwear for boys and girls from $1 up. Now, Albuquerque, we have another barrel of that Pins, $2 and : Raisins, Citron, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, Drom- L. J. MILLER, Pres. up. Christmas Footwear for children from 75c up. good Cider, gallon 60c edary Assorted Peel, Blue Ribbon Figs, Raisins, Dixie Bacon, as usual, sweet and nice, pound . ;.25c Candy, Nuts, Popcorn, Shelled Nuts, Cranberry Come in, compare You run no risk in selecting Christmas Footwear Meadow Gold, Mountain States and Mistletoe Sauce, Wreaths, Roping, Apples, Oranges, Ban- our prices and arti- here, for we will make any exchanges you desire Butter, pound .". 58c anas, Grapefruit. cles with others. after the holidays. Baker's Cocoanut, in milk' or dry, per can. . . .15c SMake Me an Offer . Try some of our Heinz Apple Butter,. all sizes. " ON STOCK OF We deliver $1 orders in Lowlands; $2 orders :f H ' ' ' " V:; SKINNER'S City Electric Co. FOGG Highlands. i '$ (New Mexico Corporation) THE JEWELER Bosweirs Cut Rate WILLY-NILL- Y f City Electric Co. 118 South Fourth Street Grocery fcS (Arizona Corporation) Just 612 North Fifth Street. Phone 805--iJ Address Opposite the i'i . Phone 60. 205 South First Street. i'a BOX H-.- l, JOURNAL Postoffice. MM BPW Phone 988-J- . t-- iai tn&f a i & a r r nniati i iiaij' r r npm t ri ii 3 JUUIVHAL VVAHl AUJ Dlllliu LJU lL.lv., AUKC KULIAl...