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Albuqucrquean Is Elected i Nationalist Assured Judge Wilkerson in Chicago Holds Shopmen's and Town ; Baltimore. Party Annual of the j at Meeting Possession of tastenv Strike a in of 111., 23 tho As Conspiracy Restraint Trade, Marion, Sept. (by Ve-:L- 23. at Las i; Sept First; and Restoration sociated Press.) The special grand' Organization ymona i.. Davis. Thrace in Commerce o Interference of and j I Carrying jury investigating the twenty-tw- United States army air service, and of Adrianople. the mine gas, To- killings at Lester strip ii' e enlisted men were Kineu wnon of Mails, Declaring "Where Minds Meet June 21 and 22, today returned 102 MADE FOR A ii Martin Via"- - GET additional indictments Dringing tne PLANS huge bombing EUROPEANS ARE TO on a Exists cen- gether Purpose, Conspiracy total to 214, in a partial report FEDERAL STOCK BANK crashed to eartn at Mttcncu nciu OUT OF CONSTANTINOPLE suring "the state administration," late tonight. Without a Word Being Spoken"; Unions Adjutant General Black, of Illinois, The enlisted nun killed were; Sheriff Melvin Thaxton, of William- Jerre Haggard of This City First Sergeant Thomas BehfteM, In Return, Kemal Pasha Is Will Make Appeal to Have Order Set Aside. son tthlsj county, and "local po- Corporal David H. Stiven and Pri- lice." Named Vice President vates Ldward H. Kane, Henry Ray Asked to Guarantee Neu- The jury, after making its re- Trust Company Section Nichols and Irving M. Whitney, all of Dardanelles, Chicago, Sept. 23. Holding the railway shopmen's port, recessed until uctober 23. stationed at Mitchell field. trality strike a conspiracy in restraint of trade, in interference The report declared the "state National Association, Lieutenant Davis' home was in Marmora and Bosphorus, administration undoubtedly realized Danville. III., his birthplace. lie of interstate commerce and of the mails, be- on carriage the acute and to The Journal. entered the army air service Asso-Press)- . situation at Jlerrin," Sperlal Pal is, Sept. 23 (by the cause "where minds meet on a purpose a con- asserted the of- - .In y 21, 1317, and after tho war was together "adjutant general's Las Vegas, N. M., Sept. - The return of the in wa at Langley field, Hamp- elated spiracy exists without even a word being spoken," fice and sheriff alternated C. S. of Judge White Albuquerque 4a- to Europe was assured James IT. Wilkerson in United court passing responsibility, with neither elected of,"1"' Turkey States district today decisive action to prevent unanimously president A report or me acumeni as when Cireat Britain, taking New Mexico Bankers' associ- sf"ad- tonight sustained the government's plea for a countrywide tem- disorders and protect property." tho here o.it several hours later by the France and Italy, at the final of ation at its closing session the field wild porary injunction railroad crafts. "The atrocities and cruelties business occupied jutant's office at session of the alliod conference. against striking the the empha- todav. Routine that tho had been inspected to conceaw The decision was hailed as one of the most murders," report the 'greater part of the niorniiifT piano unanimously agreed signifi- sized, "are beyond the power of were received shortly before leaving the field, nil the nationalist peace terms. session. I acci- cant for law and orcter ever read into the records of the words to desc ribe. A mob Is always Reports and hat the cause of the fatal The Turkish claims to Eastern of this from the resolutions auditing dent never would be river and by General and cowardly, but tho savagery and nominating committees. The "probably Thrace to the Maritza judiciary, Attorney Harry Daugherty mob in its relentless in com- known." Turkish Assistant brutality outstanding feature of the including the ancient Attorney General A. A. McLaughlin, who almost unbelievable. The indigni- "Soon after leaving the field," ot Adrianople, wero ap- not mittee reports was the unquali- capital presented the government's case, the ties heaped upon the dead did endorsement of the action the report said, "the plane passed as peace terms that can against shopmen. were inter- fied out of of the search- proved Donald R. of counsel for said he end until there bodies of President Harding in vetoing the rays huge be supported by Franco, Great Richberg, the shopmen, red in unknown graves." lights which had been arranged in a in- would an the bonus bill. maneuv- Britain and Italy joint take appeal at once from the ruling of the Many Murder Indictments. Form Stock Jtank. and used in the night air vitation sent to Mustapha Kemal court in an to The returned a total ol movement for ers The pmne approached a steep leader, to a effort have the injunction set aside. Jury An important went into Pasha, the nationalist Whilo the decision was Int"r- - i forty-fou- r indictments for murder, tho relief of the farmer and angle and then suddenly peace conference to be held at fitty-eig- for to com- finan- a nose dive. preted as holding in effect that the conspiracy stockman in the present on Venice at the earliest possible mit fifty-eig- for rioting, launched "There were no lights the strikers were accountable for acts murder, cial stringency was this occur- date. and fifty-fou- r for assault to mur- of plane ns it fed. The crash must In of morning by tho appointment field." The Kemalists agree violence, whether these acta MOST DEVELOP A der. a committee for the organization red some distance from the to the of return not enter present were commuted by the strikers or The report stated a telegram of a joint stock federal land bank. Arnold P. Fvers, Amltyvllle, neutral zone along the ntvatte, not. exact form will be from John 1.. Lewis, president of bonds to fifteen times who was driving on the main roao its argued - Issuance of nor make any crossing elsewhere, Amer- I est m wk v. . . his cal- Ijctore Wilkerson next Mon- the United Mine Workers of 2tfm.'.m)ae' tho amount of stock subscribed to Garden City, stopped and must accept complete free- Judge was one of the causes of the the federal act. ami crossed into the field where the which he continued MARKET AT HOME ica, is authorized by the dom of the Dardanelles, the Sea day, pending riot . The was to State Proceeds from the sale of such Piano was burning. He pulled i'ii effect the re- telegram the wreck. of Maramora and the Bosphorus, present stringent Senator William Sliced, a district bonds will be loaned to the first, of the bodies from under the League of straining order. The restraining of the miners' union, and stockmen and farmers for ar cciilcni Follow .Munouvers. preferably president Into flames on Nations. order prohibited the shopmen, and declared the union men "are Justi periods at the rate of six The. p'ane burst which was ca- AND AFAR JONES in this crowd as an cent annum. the ground. It was a twin The invitation, ilie injunction is expected to pro- fied treating per per striking ma- bled by M. Polncare to outlaw organization and in view W. R. Morley. Magdalcna: motor bomber, the heaviest tonight hibit thorn, from: s partici- Kemal Pasha personally, urges its members in the same light A. Hughes, Santa Fc; W. chine at the field, and had al- Interfering with operation, I.cl on theo- an immediate meeting of the other common strike- - D. Silver City: Charles in an aerial attack and employment on the they do any s V v- Murray. pated and Greek gen- Senator Tells Banker This breakers." Cimarron, and R. L. retical fortifications. lies and Turkish funds. Springer, and the erals at Mudania. to formulate to' interfere. This telegram was posted at vari- Farley, Estancla. comprise the After the war maneuvers Conspiring Nation Must Sell Abroad and committee which had decided the raiders had terms of an armistice pending the Loitering or trespassing on rail- ous places, tho report declared, organization judges - is ns and to thereafter tho strip mine will proceed Immediately with won, the airmen engaged in a "fly- conference. It regarded way property. Buy From Europe shortly, A ' certain Kemal will em- was attacked, after hardware stores MmUpha Kcnal Pasha In the grounds of his home. plans for tho new institution. circus. niuminaieu o.v virtually that Attempting to induce road the ing the conditions, and a reply or to per- Bring had been riflod for firearms and Wiihout his uniform and the i man who now threatens to new measure requiring searchlights aim cneereo uy accept ployes to quit prevent Prosperity. plunge of contracts who had is from Smyrna in a sons from seeking employment weapons. usual military setting, Mustapha all Europe nnd most of Asia into recording partido of persons gathered expected GUTHRIE indicted were Kemal Tur- - a war was reported by Mr. Scligmon of from all parts of Long Island and day or two. with the roads. By SMITH. Among those today Pasha, lender of the by carrying out his avowed mili- rriem-be- r Tur-looki- Hanta as on the legis- to watch the Admitted lo League. , Las N. M., 23. Tha district board kish nationalists, is a Intention of for re being New York City Picketing. Vegas, Sept. Hagh Willis, peaceful winning back associa- conces- Blow. great question before the Ameri- of the Illinois Mine Workers, gent. This of him nil lost in recent lative program of the tary spectacle. In addition to other Is Death photo key territory the The of this a number is the in a statement tonight Mr. Rich- can people today is whether there who was charged witli murder and gives no intimation that ho Is the world War. tion. importance After the flying circus, sions, Turkey pronflsed shall be a curtailment of to commit murder, and Will measure has been emphasized, ho of the aviators took up passengers support of tho three allies for berg said he interpreted the dec- produc- assault eastern of na- blow to tion so as to eliminate or of ct No. said, by the refusal of selected principally from among admission to the league ision as a death all big surplus, Davis, secretary banks to extend further Sec- ot the unions, because it will make them a development abroad of an, ade- 10 of tho miners' union, who win any the reserve officers from the tions and also withdrawal quate market for America's sur- with credit on New Mexico livestock ond corps area, for whose benefit allied troops from Constantinople powerless nationally it upheld by charged murder, A such a law is effec- the courts. plus products, Senator A. A, Jones Slicrilf, lidon Man. VIOLENT ACTS MECHEM APPEALS until passed. the mimic warfare had been as soon as peace becomes higher Of great interest to public em- , "The decision, as I interpret it, told the New Mexico State Hankers' The roport, read by T. P. Russell, waged. tive. lia-bl- u is tho measure fierceness of the came as a means that the unions wilt be association in an address before its grand jury clerk, directed attention ployes proposed Owing to the The allied decision s issuance of war- for unlawful annual "convention here-thi- after- to the fact that Sheriff Thuxton is prohibiting the flames which enveloped tho huge big surprise', "'for as late as noofi any rants against depleted public It was to learn declared that in connection with a . union noon. Senator Jones is tho third a. member of the minors' union, and PART OF A PLAN. FOR LIFTING OF bomber impossible British officials democratic member treas- funds in violation of law ami the names of the five Britain would not approve strike regardless of who commits ranking of tho also is a candidato for county of Buch Immediately Great means senate finance de- of. allowing the holding whom Lieutenant Davis of the 'lurkish claims In ad- it," ho said. "That that committee, and urer, and that "cither because warrants for redress from the passengers any there can be no national strikes. clared his study of this question has loyalty to the union or from fear had taken up. vance ot the peace conference. been sher- bond of the offending official. nfter the crash nil in came When there is a national strike as profound as he is qualified of injuring his cundiduey. the Tho session was Immediately The change this policy . of men involved to make. he demand for JUDGE DECLARES BAN 0N CATTLE afternoon sources ot information at the fly- in afternoon of with thousands Although stopped here iff would niako no with tho election of of- the exchange bound to be some octs in the midst of his for nor tako opened ing field were stopped by order of between Lord there are campaign troops, did ho adequate ficers to the New Mexico section of- many messages vio- in Weaver, the commanding Llo.vd-Geor- e which technically would be in order to make this measures o preserve the peace." of the American Bankers asso- Major Curzon and premier lation of the Since, the address, Senator Jones could ficer, pending an investigation and con- Injunction. studiously The sheriff, the report stated, ciation, all ballots being cast had and several long telephone unions would be held responsible refrained from making any state- not have been unaware that an at- In Granting Federal Injunc- Tells Governor of Arizona until the names of the victims versations which delayed tho final without a dissenting vote. Those been ascertained. lor these nets, they could not call ment which might be given a polit- tack on the strip mine was being Are elected were C. W. (session from 2 o'clock to 5. tion, Jurist Declares the That They Dying by Harrison. tonight-Insis- a strike without having ical twist. There was no allusion SSani-u- the Hiiiish eventually contemplated. Clovls, statu vice president; IX Altliotish all their lenders in jail. to the new tariff revision law, nor The "local police" of the various Strikers Cannot Deny Thousands; Wants Per- TWO KlLLU.l) that their chief demand, .Mr. said the unions to ad- Bushman, C.allup, nominating FA Mi AT MKiAN IF.I.I) is Ilichberg the policies of the natlonul towns in Williamson county were committee chairman; J. W. Har- mainly freedom of the straits, hart been held to ministration. . mit to Move the Stock. i liable, according censured for alleged failure to take ris, Las Jerre 23 embodied in the conditions, it the decision under tho Sherman The chosen was "Our In- disord- Vegas, alternate; Baltimore, Md Sept. Before subject proper stcp3 to prevent the Haggard, vice pres- Lieu- generally conceded that this anti-tru- st Albuquerque, a crowd of 10,000 persons, net, but he declared the ternational Balance Sheet." In the ers. Chicago, Sept. 23. After grant- Phoenix, Ariz., Sepl. 23. Cattle ident trust A. unanimous decision marks a re- did so hold. He course company section; tenants Herbert V. Hansen and Clayton act not of his remarks the Senator Mine Criticized. General Daugheity's in New Mexico are, dying by thou- H. vice o of on the of Company ing Attorney Ocrdcmnn, Las Vegas, John AT. Palton, of the Quan-tic- versal policy part Mild tfhnt in a event national union read from a report of conditions The Southern Illinois Coal com- a nationwide tempo- sands and the loss in that state to banlc Jr., Britain and is considered he some radi- petition for president savings section; aviation station, marine corps, Great there were certain to by the federal reserve which owns the mine. strik- H. 11. nt prepared pany, strip rary injunction against tho the cattle interests nlreuy has Jones, Tucumearl, plunged to death in an air- here a victory for French diplo- cals, and when a strike takes place board and which he incorporated was declared to have beeu "woe- national bank section: today AL Polncare expressed the ' Is bound to be some violence in a in ing railway shopmen. Judge James been heavy, according to a message plane at Logan field. Dundalk. macy. there speech delivered the senate fully of the danger of its II. L. JSoyd, Mills, vice president a min- belief that the Near Last crisis eommitted enemies of the union on 8. to the ignorant to H. Wilkerson, in a lengthy review received hero today by Oovjrnor The accident came few by August Prior war this operations, or blindly determined state bank division. utes before the scheduled conclu- Is over and that all danger ot a in order to place it in bad repute. country was a debtor nation to tho n of the case, said the defendants Thomas Campbell from Governor Officers of risk strife and conflict proms re- tho New Mexico sion of a balloon contest, clash is past. According to the government, he extent of five billion dollars, he be made." The stated could not deny knowledgo and Mechem of New ileilcj. vvno nsks Bankers association were snipiug could report vio- then which brought to a close the larg- It is assumed that the British said, daily acts of violence had said, but through the upsetting of was to to sponsibility for the widespread that Arizona lift the (luaraiitlno nn elected as follows: President C. e it "foolhardy attempt est exhibition of nir craft ever held troops will remain at Chunak eighty-fiv- for each world conditions result of non-unio- n which has mark'xl the strike. cattle and tho "took to be averaged as a the operate u. .mine in ha lence permit S. White. Albuquerque; vice in The victims of the the peace conference. A men affected by the strike. great war is now a creditor in the minors' ui'uon in Partial settlement of tlw strike, he moved over to Arizona ranges. la T. H. Maryland. pending very heart of the .Mechem president iilxey, Clayton: crash had taken off only about broad neutral zone will divide Will Tako An Appeal. sum of seventeen billion dollars. view of conditions. ' held, has not affected the injunc- his telegram (lovernor secretary. R. L. Ormsbeo,- - Santa Tie an would be No existing in that, '."le Cattle were two minutes earlier, had brought Kastorn Thrace from Greece and said that appeal business, however great, can go "The workmen at the strip mine,'' tion now force. stated atarving Fo; treasurer, W. A. Losey, down one balloon and were start- In l of the technical on Affects 100,000 Men because of lack of feed or tire Bulgaria the treaty terms, aken, regardless indefinitely extending credit, but the report asserted, "were evident- llagornian. to circle for another. which will be decided at the con- fo'rin the injunction to some must have a break- The order tvill affect about 2t0 ranges. C. S. While was tn ing temporary day settlement, ly of being strike appointed The cause of the Jugo-Slavi- a be issued takes and assert- he said, a ignorant officers and 400.000 members of Crjvcrn Cat'ipbeU .m nnJlatoly accident prob- ference. Both and Monday and suggested determined ers. The men operating the steam t represent the association at the ably never will be known. Most of Insisted this pro- ed his intention of calling B. M. effort must be made to find and de- even the six crafts belonging to the rail- roferr' i the matter to the Arizona insurance in Rumania upon shovel affiliated with union, Ameri- sanlta-- y board and department meeting ihe fliers attributed it to a stalled vision before consented to Jewell, shopcrafts" leader, and velop abroad a market for Ameri- mc Aiuei-ica- n way employes department, state liKto:k Albuquerque Jn October. Senator they though unrecognized by -- engine. The machine was about ot other officials in an ef- ca's of and at tho can Federation of Labor. at the Mine time telojr.phed Oov A. A. Jones made an instructive the return Turkey to Europe, strikings' surplus products Federation of Labor. 100 feet in the air, but fell with it is not mentioned in fort to prove that the shopcrafts' same time develop here a market to have the trials as in his statement, ofler citing ernor Jlcchem asking hoV many address on "our international although It is planned court decisions. cattle wn; desiroil i i. ove ii'lo terrific speed. tho note. It is organization had no connection for foreign products so that tho as and the first numerous supreme it balance sheet." W. C. Weiss of Both men had seen war service thought probable acts. speedily possible, Wilkerson said in Arizona au l from what, loealiii-s- the L'l that tin; Turkish forces with any unlawful debtor nations may discharge at be it was said, probably Judge part: Paso branch of the Fed- in the marine Lieutenant military S. M. the western lo tried, "None of the defendants in mis Several days ugo the Arizona eral reserve corps. In Thrace ami Adrianople will be Felton, head of least a substantial part of their will be Otis Clark, the first in- bank deplored the Patton, who was 30 years old. lived division of tho Association of Rail- their prod- case have answered the bill. Two livestock sanitary board rjMved lenucncy ot bankers to accent rigidly limited and thut tho strict- obligations by sending dicted for murder. dismiss and an from New Mexico cat- at Pasadena, Calif. Lieutenant be exacted for way Executives, said that whilo he ucts here. have filed motions to appeal moral responsibility in place of Hanson's home was nt Church's est guarantees will had not read tho decision The now has I have presented affidavits wnien tlemen, it was announce- today, good old fashioned collateral in the Greek minorities in these carefully federal government i Mex- Ferry, X. D. He was 28 years old. ns yet, he believed it to be "quite a department of commerce, which "SAFETY" AIRPLANE leave a large number ot averments stating that the range i New making loans. The bankrupt. hi places. and Just." is to lof the bill unchallenged on the ico was practically dry and that iuu uuen nas nis wav Turks Threaten Cluinak. right working develop the foreign BEEN PERFECTED defend stock was off paved WKODING OATH KCT. Other railroad executives re- market, but it also to de HAS record. The fact that the their dying rapidly. by too much credit. Too many 23. The Tho probability of a Turkish ought m comoina-Itlo- n The New men ' Berlin, Sept. wedding fused to comment on tho decision, vote a of its endeavors to de COMPANY ants have beeu acting Mexico explained banks adopt the one man" of Kaiser William to attack on the British position at part BY WRIGHT the that the only to save the ca' former doclarlng it to be a matter between veloping here a market for for is not denied, un contrary, way policy and tend to consider their Princess Hermhie of Reus, has been Cluinak was given afl tho reason and the Mr. He the defendants themselves nave tie would bo to move them over to obligation to depositors and the Joint note was cabled the government shopcrafts' eign products, Jones said. 23. Perfec closest Arizona tentatively fixed for November 6, why union in which the railroads were in he had Dayton, Ohio, Sept. produced evidence of the ranges. stockholders as to -- after the conference declared that everything of new on It was also m ist secondary ,V ruucuiuniB lu nil announcement in Immediately tion a "safety" airplane, association and the explained that Pub-clea- not directly concerned. done he had been actuated solely a lnr,. n.i.. """uln ueWell Informed n, tonight. Jf. Polncare informed which can be flown after four hours of the cattle were in such weak- , quarter. . today. by a desire to serve the best inter part of the defendunt organiza- ha stated, con fin no ihoi,. .'. .... Lord Cutzon that with the allied was announced today ty tions. officers of the ened condition that they could not activities to COm- - EAST TIES WEST. ests of the whole people. Senator training That the - good sound Lhnr,. if nf decision the Turkish the Airplane stand hence the ie- merclal hvr.lr ' Vnl.,li, granting Jones Dayton Wright unions save directions concerning being dipped, banking. l'aivn - n.lc - claim In tho of Kemal Forest Hills, N. Y., Sept. 23. expressed regret that there is likewise (liiest that Arizona lift the quar-- i nn,l unon, ,i.,..,, i congrmuiaiion to me rormer eui- hands la too much and too little the 'strike at tho outset y no the leader Through the victory of Vincent politics Mechanism of the nas oeen material ques- antlne. i.u.i.vt pia peror. Pasha, nationalists New business in our government affairs. plane admitted. The only could influence his warlike asso- Richards, of Yonkers, York, so the manufacturers hi on the record Kd. W. Slephens, secretary of the C. S. White, w ho of Fran- In closing, he called upon the bank- simplified, tion really dispute was elected to await calmly the out-- 1 over Willis E. Davis, San assert, that the ship will guide it is the responsibility in law of .the Arizona livestock sanitary board, yesterday president of the Ncwi ciates cisco, in tho concluding match of ers to devote study to the import- said that while there was Atexico come of the peace conference. ant and asserted that no self after being taken into the air. defendants for the lai'K" number today Bankers' association at' the scries today, the east tied the question, Kenneth a youm. of unlawful acts shown to have ample feed on Arizona ranges for! Its at Las was1 E The last minute abandonment lnter-sectlon- Lane, Dayton meeting Vegas, state in the union is more directly j Britain of west in the second four hours in the plane with been committed, the most f them Arizona cattle, the cattlemen of horn in Albuquerque and by Great her position of the year. Each and vitally Interested Jn the solu- spent this believed was' to grew! was due, it is believed, to a de- tennis tournament an instructor. Then he ascended unknown state that there manhood hore. He was em- -' matches In two tion of tho problem than New by parties. not care OK avoid war. which many team won three the not re- Violent sufficient feed to lake ol ployed the sire to which alone in the plane and only Arts by Santa Fe railway: home oV.ys of play, while a seventh, sorted to flying, but ac- "Notwithstanding the warnings, any extra, cattle. This phase of the as a stenographer for five British officials, both at ivould cast straight set in matter is vears.i SURE OF WORLD '5 and in the Near East, have the deciding point, complished "stunts" which experi- against acts of violence out 'now being investigated ' His first banking experience was' regarded was unfinished. enced aviators hitherto have been the instructions of June 27, 1922, by the livestock sanitary board. with the Bank of Commerce as likely. coun- Tho Arizona is em- in; LalKir War. C-- 2 able to perform only after long there began, throughout the governor of this city in 1903. At the time! Opposed which by law to lift anv D from MOVIE HOCSE training, the company announemfent try,, a series of depredations powered quaran consouuation of this bank Pressure British labor, 23. The motion developed in some portions tine but will not act except upon with the First SERIES OF j w hich was united against hottili-- I Berlin. Scot. said. rapidly advice from livestock National bank, 1922 fans of Berlin are being Colonel V. E. Clark, designer for into a veritable reign of terror. the sanitary in J312, he became assistant ties in the Near East, is also picture 13 board. cashier no forced to seek other diversions, the the Dayton Wright company, Railroad bridges were dynamited, of the enlarged institu- thought to have played small removed from rails, obstruc- It is reported here that unless,' tion. in the decision of the Brit- -' uroprietors having closed their COMPLETES ITS given credit for making changes spikes some part ex- which tion were placed upon railroad means ot relief is devised the He was manager of the Both Giants and Yankees ish government. houses in protest against the in the controls of the ship on loss to New Mexico cattle interests! Firs! cessive amusement tax levied by have about simplified fly- tracks, bombs were exploded Savings Bank and Trust company j Having effectively obtained in brought in and this winter will be enormous. for a of Have Leads Almost Im the municipality. ing system. tracks and railroad yards period three years, and tne uecision ireeaom ot m bnrleH movlnc Notwith at present is - IA JOURNEY An old plane was converted and st trains. vice president and possible fOr RiValS t0.lsht.- Great Britain is said to the admonitions nf the cashier of the First ' 10 equipped with new mechanism. standing to use DROPS OUT OF TREE, bank Savings ilav' reasoned iniu iriourt; leaders of the combination and Trust company. rieafl UTT. peace In the Near East it would peaceful means only, the real situ- PRAYS, RUSHES AWAY be better not to withhold any PITTSBURGH ACCEPTS ation at most of the places where New 23. The New u WEATHER Army Craft Makes Trans- was WITH WOMAN'S PEARS1 SERVICE MAN FOUND York, Sept. longer Turkish aspirations to the strike was In progress that York Giants and Yankees today foothold in Europe, provided STANFORD'S OFFER employes were Insulted, aasaulteJ DEAD slim- FORECAST. continental Trip, Without The WITH WRISTS clinched beyond all but the 'ample guarantees were exacted and otherwise intimidated. 23. Mrs. Mary! Turkish-Bulgaria- n Denver, Colo., Tept. 23. New OF GAMkDECEMBER 30 Chieagoi Sept. mest of a mathematical possibility which would prevent a Mishap, on Scheduled word of the "peaceful' picket Upp of Zlon City was attracted by SLASHED, IN DESERT to battle in world's .Mexico: Unsettled Sunday, cooler In of he their right the alliance directed against northeast fair. spoken the vicinity shop a commotion in one of her pear series tor the second successive the Balkan countries. portion; Monday, ..Time.. Stanford University. Calif., Sept. was emphasized in the darkness of trees, which was shaking vio- y Arizona: Generally fair Sunday 23. Leland member of the of the Flagstaff, Ariz.. Sept. 23. After year. Cutler, night by the club and pistol lently as fruit showered to the a search Cardi- CH.U.I-ENGE- . ami Monday; no re- of three weeks, Sheriff By defeating the St. Louis ACCEPT important change Ross Field, Arcadia, Calif., Sept. university hoard of control, has 'unknown partv.' Regardless of ground. nals while a la C-- Campbell today found the of dropped Sept. 23. The Chicago temperature. 23. The 2 com- ceived a from tho athletic the instructions that no "1 body Pittsburgh Chicago, army dirigible telegram injury went to the door, she told Jesse Tanner, 30, lying on the des- double header to Brooklyn, the G- White Sox of the American league, its al council of the University of Pitts- must be Inflicted unon property, the REPORT. pleted flight state's attorney at Waukegan. ert, where he had died, half way iants Increased their lead to six full city champions, today accepted th today,' arriving here at 6:58 p. ni. burgh accepting his suggestion that there was sahotage on a large scale. "and shouted: you must not between In the Conditions twenty-fou- r C-- 'Boys, Flagstaff and the bridge games National league. of the Chicago Cubs of for the Tho 2 left Langley field. Newport a football gamo be played between Kngines, cars and equipment were steal the fruit." challenge ended C across the Little Colorado river. They now need to win only two of the National to defend their hours at p. m. yesterday, News, Va., September 14. and Pittsburgh and Stanford on De- tampered with and innumerable "Just chimes of Vollva's leaguo recorded by the commit then the Tanner's wrists had been slashed their remaining nine games to title and arrangements for the city university: made the trip without serious mis- cember 30 at Stanford university, acts of malicious mischief church rang. follower is with a clinch meet- llighofcl temperature 86 No was made to ted which the lives of F.very pockctknifo. the pennant, if the Pirates series will be completed at a hap. attempt he announced tonight. endangered supposed to kneel and pray until Tanner, who was a veteran of all of their five. in of K. SI. Lowest 52 establish any record for or both passengers and those operat capture remaining ing Jlonday the office speed the chimes cease. the world war and a victim of The Cleve- . Range . . 34 endurance. - shell Yankees, defeating Landis, baseball commissioner. BANK nOBBED OF $7,500. ing trains. "At the first peal a man with shock, left here on horseback land, while St, Louis lost to Phila- Mean 69 The last leg of the wag made Manitoba, Sept. 28. "These unlawful nets are shown white at 6 a. m. 51 trip Winnipeg, long, whiskers dropped three weeks ago to visit his parents delphia, boosted their lead too four WOMAN 100 TEAKS OLD. Humidity from Yuma, Ariz., 250 miles dis Robbers blew the safe at the to have been on such, a large acale from the tree fell on his at 6 m C-- and Escalenta, Utah, a few and a half games in the American Okla.. 23. Mrs. Sara 12 M-ll- days Enid, Humidity at p. tant. The 2 left Nogales, Ariz., branch of Union bank at ta and In polpt of time and place so Sept. 0 the knees amid the fallen fruit. He later the horse he had ridden league. One victory out of their Mertz started nn the second hun- Precipitation at 6:16 a. m and completed the and escaped with approxi- connected with the admitted con- prayed the chimes stumbled Into Wind 10 220-ml- le e fervently until the corral of a five contesfs will settle dred and looking back, velocity trip to Tuma at 1:20 p. mately $7,600, to Infor- duct of the strike that it is impos-slbl- died remaining years today . , . . according away. Then he jumped up rancher some distance from even If St. Louis takes all first Direction of wind . .Southeast m., more than an hour behind her mation received officials on the record here to view Flag- the race, declared de hundred years character of ... by police quickly, gathered an armful of staff. Blood was found on the four of the games left on its sched- weren't so hard. She reached the day Partly cloudy schedule. here Continued Two. - - today. va I'me pears and ran." saddle and saddle blanket. . ule. . . mark yeswrday.

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A lawful in themselves, it has been before it can Its aid to the T f WEALTHY YOUTH VIOLENT ACTS give rTTTT'CT-- TT-- iT ARMY demonstrated, are only a part of removal of the obstructions to FT. BAYARD COURTS SWIFTLY: THINK FAMILY PART OF A PLAN, a commerce which are found to IEI program of unlawful conduct and exist. MARRIES AGAIN JUDGE DECLARES are done for the accomplishment "It has been tho Ttrn i suggested by US1NESS or an unlawful purpose. defendants that as the strike has GS IS REPORTED III Continued from Face One. "The record in this case shows been settled on some of the rail- IS WW 10H that the peaceable and roads, there is.no need for tho in- PLLEGE. them in i.ny other light than as lawful acts are so Interwoven with or at WW TjSSTI done in of a common junction least for one of the furtherance the whole plan of intimidation and breadth the Offers Courses Id purpose aud as part of a common obstruction to sought by govern- Splendid iu that go through the ment. The right of relief is to V GTI S GOOD plan. formality of enjoining the commls be NT ' This recora aoes noi determined by the status exist- DAY permit mi slon of assaults and other acts of ing at the time of the filing of the SCHOOL conclusion that those who are at violence and leave the defendants of combination did bill. Bights do not ebb and flow. the head this free to pursue the open and osten- If are a recourse to NIGHT SCHOOL Men Are Well Well not actually know that those things they Invaded, Is to Play Any Team Greek Brothers Here Believe Fed, were sibly peaceful part on their pro- courts of Justice is rendered neces- Students may enroll zny day. Willing nro heinir done, but that they gram would be an idle 027 Been Clothed and Their Morale direct of methods ceremony. sary, and it Is not defense to the Telephone Its Claim Parents to Have tho result by "Defendants as a in- That Disputes which was con assert, ground invasion of right that since the No Is to the strike being against the of tho relief stitution of the suit invasions to the Championship of Massacred; Can Get Splendid, According ducted. And if they did not actual granting have MAY & HOSKING were with sought by the complainant, that ceased." Border. Word From Them. British Major. ly know, they charged the strike was a defensive measure PROPRIETORS the such knowieoge. a of com- 7 against plot the railway YALE of Theo- 23, Americans are What Is Lcgnl Knowledge panies to the unions. The WINS GRID GAME. Fort Bayard. N. M., Sept. 23. That the aged parents London, Sept. "What is legal knowledge of a destroy New Pavlantis. local picking up most ot the business as argument seems to bo that the de- Haven, Conn., Sept. 23. the dore and Anthony fact? It seems to have been won Glass-Lumb- After defeating Alamogordo in Anatolia, and in this are fendants are Justified in inflicting Yalo its first football game Wind Shield er I Greek business men, have met they sumed the defendants that no 0. baseball team, champions of the Kl aided the fact that the United by upon the which over Bates college today. 48 to J. C. I at by is wun more public any Injury un- BAI.OR1UUB IXMHKB CO. raso-Ne- w at hands of the Turks one chargeable It the here was 2 Mexico league, this week, death the States has established direct rela- he chooses to may be proper for them to inflict Although day Boulli riret street. I'bone 401. J in is belief ac knowledge than con- usually warm over 15,000 specta- the Fort team has Issued their home Smyrna, the tions with the nationalist Turks, he is to close upon their adversaries in this Bayard here. to Sir have; that permitted flict. tors were In the bowl. Bates was citm-pion- s of the despondent brothers cording Major General an claim to the title of baseball his eves when he pleases, upon "It" helpless before the Eli att..ck. From their knowledge of past per- Charles Townshend, member of we of information and then must be remembered that of the border, and challenge are house of who has re sources this Is a bene- team that wishes to secutions by the Turks they commons, pvrnse his ignorance by saying that suit brought for the any dispute is pos- turned to London from a visit to fit of the of Rural mall carriers of Canada to three-sam- e series on ready to believe the worst he Hid not see anything. In crimi public. Restraint the title a and of the Near trado not be as a aro for abolition of home sible. Angora other parts n well as civil affairs every may adopted agitating the Want Ads Bring Quick Results their grounds. the can East. Great Britain's hostile atti- nal weapon In industrial warfare. The the contract system and the sub Fort Bayard played Alamogordo "Nothing that papers say man is presumed to know every- about the Turkish violences is exag- tude toward Mustaplia Kemal, the can learn upon in- court must act upon the case now stitution of a salary-pai- d system. three games, winning i'.ie first two Turkish nationalist leader, is cost thing that he and the last game. The first gerated," said Theodore Pavlantis when he has facts in his pos- losing upris-ng- s British commercial interests a quiry game was played Monday afternoon. in commenting on the recent ing session, which suggests the inquiry. the Christians. "They lot of money. in of this Fort Bayard took an early lead against "The net effect of the "Yet, the knowledge and due to the of have been persecuting us for years unfriendly intolerable situation, nationwide In sterling pitching of the com-- was able to hold it win over there and they will stop at attitude my country toward its the leaders of this ; Althaus and and Turks," General Townshend de- scope, 9 to 5. Althaus had the cham- nothing. Unless our father bination repeatedly Bent out to thej out, V; have to some clares, "is that all the business is tl pion batsmen entirely at his mercy : . mother could escaped members of their organizations of the islands or to Greece being acquired by America, France communications urg- - et and struck out thirteen. The next nearby and While Great Britain is bulletin? and started out to take before the massacre began they Italy. the men to greater activity. w day Fort Bayard burned to death supporting the Greeks, the Ameri- ing a rec- - MEASURE OAS the game in handy fashion, but a have surely been "On August 28, 1922, with or murdered." cans have established a consulate drd of two months of con- chj down of rain inter- Ital-Mti- almost Ml heavy pour nt and the d be- - e in limhle to Get Any Message. Angora, French and tinuous disorder and violence rupted and the gume was called official missions or- was The brothers hore are unable to have at Konia fore the, leaders of these tirt the third inning. Fort Bayard near the ot Mer-sin- a. them, two. any message to their parents. and Adana, port sent out to their mem- for leading three to get At Adana, too, the Standard ganizations COSTS AUTO OWNERS The called game was played off Since the American consulate has bers tho following: been burned and the British vice Oil company of America hus set up " 'If there be any among us who at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. eol Saunders was on the mound for consul massacred there is no one to quarters." regrets the step they have taken, an If word General Townshend, who is ac- let them turn back now so that the to Fort Bayard and won his game address inquiry. any cused of broken a to score 8 6. should be sent direct to the parents having pledge brand of Cain can be on them for YEARLY dai handily by the of to He ihe British government that he ceased was Norman, who was the Turks would intercept it and do all time, because this has IU opposed by be- would not visit Angora, declares but knocked out of the box, and Mor- violence to the old couple, it is to be a pink tea or a vacation, tho is a rich country n 111 that Turkey very now on, gan, who relieved Norman, did not Ml lieved. Their parents' home is in a real strike, from to It with forests, copper and coal to at of the European quarter in the lower great and if you cannot measure up exi fare much better the hands mines, and oil fields. If peace were this is no for 'Associa- heavy sluggers from Fort Bayard. part of the city, a few blocks from vast that standard, place National Motorists' the American consulate. signed tomorrow, he says, a vnll. The game went only seven innings be Short-Measu- re "We have suffered under the outlet for Britisli trade would " 'However, keep in mind our tion WillVVageWar on by agreement. and know it opened up. The business which the laws of the land The third game of the series was Turks before what controlled before war poliry that means," said Mr. I'avlantls. "In Hritain the muHt be obeyed, but there is so Filling Stations. played off Wednesday afternoon. is now foreign Fort did not have a 1912, before the Balkan war, they being captured by much that can be done that has Bayara regular our to us ers. not been done without tho pitcher to put on the mound, due threatened father make is violating come back tnis io "Turkey absolutely laws that you are now asked to Tn'!thrt-mMa- r ffaielln artist to the loss of Sidney Cohen and irom country and the taxes are all paid. - Gordon C. Thorn Turkish on the and do your, Oonsalez- Shorty McCaig, an out- and his bride, serve in the army. They Administration is and food is get job must was to the but him and later destroyed his good, damnedest, then a little more. ". fielder, sent mound, Gordon C. jailed cheaper and mora plentiful than could five Tils form of holtup, Oi ot, hie pitching was not Thome, son of the place ot business, une oromer was If the miners fight 4Uvry founder of : serve the anywhere else in the world. Tho months, then surely our people can less than la paid for. baa a puzzle to Alamogordo and they Montgomery, :t: & forced to in Turkish army Turkish is In condi- ga rMehey two Co., and divorced husuand of Vir- in 1916." army splendid too. They won by sticking. We such ttaxuout tha Unltw batted McCaig and emergency tion. This is not only my opinion, and are not proportions all over the ginia Milner Thorne, who achieved Local Greeks are greatly agitated can do likewise, if you States It can" be stopped only ' pitchers surrounding but that of all tho French experts. in to do full duty, that was 23 when over the massacres, to well-clothe- this game your foothills. The final score notoriety Mary Lygo, Follies according men well d, IntenslT and eonctrtsd action sued him Mr. Pavlantis. In case the trouble The are fed, then step aside and let a man take to 4 In favor of Alamogordo. beauty, for $100,000 heart and their morale is splendid. Ismet The " a' his Ala- has married results in another European war, your place. These are harsh taklnBradlearstepa. Following victory in the balm, just Kiss Helc? Pasha, the commander-in-chie- f, is this is war, Industrial series, Maeinnis after r. hripf ennrtah-'i- . the Greeks here are ready to join words, but mogordo Manager Byron man of very high ability, and their war, and no place for kid gloves Crow issued a challenge to tho El any country wnicn will iigni ine officers are the best in !Paso to team Turks and France, which iB said to company or snft talk. Now, boys, let's go papers any desiring baseball in Europe. from here. No surrender. to claim the title of champion of organized the southwest, be backing thein. They seem to be Turks have been One of these Beries went to the Al war will "The fighting "These defendants will not b" the southwest or of the border. of the opinion that another for 11 now. and that lias re- to are desired In El buquerque Grays under the able be the outcome of the present dis years permitted upon the record here JT ,6amci especially hlK'h slato of un- -' ivauui in iwaiiuser on sulted in a efficiency deny responsibility for these A iUdliia turbauces, OH Paso, Tucson, Novates, Thoenlx, snip officers. Their - hia home grounds, where the Fort is Turkish among the high lawful acts. They will not be per- ;Chthuahua City, Alamogordo and "France backing the command is good enough for any to continue acts which even Bayard players claim they had to army," said Mr. Pavlantis. "Their mltt'd 'Albuquerque. oppose eleven men army in Europe. There is complete though may be peaceable and Fort Bayard has lost only two nine players airplanes, their officers and their the Turks- rre they and two umpires. unity among They read current series this season, although the soldiers are helping the Turks right out for their independence and their likely you have, the, :Burros have more of Manager Crow hns challenged A- now. France ia doing it in order to noth- VERY played games and they will of j baseball than team outside of lbuquerque to meet his team on neu- merchandise from ltussia. If liberty, har item measure any tral and get ing else. They say they will perish about short gasoline grounds play a series, the Franca doesn't do what England than sacrifice these things. winner to take the entire re- mean war " rather ASPIRIN gate wants her to, it will And they mean it. Napoleon once how the of , ceipts. Pasha Is Like Villa. 'You can kill the Turks, but motoring public thetcountryj The other series was lost to the Is the said, Kemai Pasha who leading you cannot conquer them.' I do not MOTHER All Stars of Fort Bliss, a team or- Turks is like Villa, lie is not edu- de is filched of $90,000,000 a for the know of any other saying that yearjsimplybyj ganized purpose of coming cated and he keeps his people in scribes them better." up to Fort Bayard, which has not Ignorance about what Is going on in Say "Bayer" and Insist! a or two less played together since. the getting pint thannspaidfor. Europe by having newspaper CHEAP CLASS EVENTS censored. Most of the Greeks living on a five-gall- on fill. Clean Child's Bowels with there are subject to the Turks. STAGED AT COLUMBUS RAIL SIGNALMEN ON 'It Is hard to say whether it is a or a war that is "California Fig Syrup" 42 RAILROADS WILL political religious 23. Three Next drive a ' going on. I believe it has become a Columbus. O., Sept., time you up ito. Continental Kemal could cheap class events were all that SEEK WAGE INCREASE holy war, for Pasha on Grand cir- V his men giv- were staged today's Service are invited ; to the only keep fighting by cuit card, the 2:16 pace having Station, you ask, 23. Increases in ing them a religious motive. If he Chicago, Pept. them to and the been declared off because of a lack members rail- tells go fight "In attendant to that a pay affecting of the name of Mohammed" they are right of starters. prove full, forty! pints road signalmen's organization of Wilkaski, of the McDonald five-gallonford- off into the battle. The Turkish erJ forty-tw- o railroads and subsidiaries was the only heat on army is strong and can raise large stable, straight goes into your tank a will be sought before tho United time. winner of the afternoon, winning Mon- - numbers in a minute's a five-gallo- States railroad labor beard Uio Knst." the 2:13 trot without dropping Unless you see the name "Bay- it. n "Key to heat. She was first choice er" on or on He,will gladly do He has a are after Smyrna because along package tablets you the union. The union is asking fo. "They with Justissim'a. are not getting the genuine Bay a return of wu.- - t is the biggest port in Asia Minor. After D. W. an outsid- is for virtual time wag.v It is the to the East' where all Maloney, er product prescribed by physicians standard measure which used "solelyj and worl;ins conditions. 'Key er, had won the first heat of the over twenty-tw- o years and the ships stop on their way proved At present the nvcrago rate of trading 2:08 pace, he broke in the second safe by millions for of ; o Constantinople. It is a cheaper mile and verifying the his pumps!' pay for the different rlaasos ra;iges and narrowly escaped the flag, Colds Headache accuracy between $0.40 and a clay. The narket than Constantinople Wrack, the favorite, winning. U. Toothache Lumbago $.7ti a. business ii- - war time rate of pay as unnouncod does big coal, rugs, W. Maloney was never headed in Earache Rheumatism Oil igs and other products. But before the final mile, however. .lane the Pain, Pain The Continental .Company 1 in decision numl'er two, effective wars the were too Neuralgia hasalways ' as of 20, 1920 but later re- he Balkan Turks Great, placed In the field in the Accept only "Bayer" package July afraid of the other pow- - : duced ranged between $7.01 and European 2:04 trot, won that event after which contains proper directions taken scrupulous pains to equipUts'stations 54.72. rs to do anything." Kilowatts, second cholc, had won Handy boxes of twelve tablets The Greeks in Smyrna have lived the heat. In each of the last cost, few cents. also sell high-grad- e In addition to a plea for higher The first Druggists with accurate , The Even a sick child loves the which it is understood will n terror of the Turks for years. two miles Jane the Great was bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is equipment. L,afc wages, as school boys, of i "California on the Pavlantis brothers, easily the best, while the favorite, me iraae mars or tsayer Manu- "fruity" taste Fig be based premise that wages forced to hide their are tested Syrup." If the little tongue is in other industries are climbing, were history Peter Coley, was never a facture of Monoacetlcacidester of measuring pumps andisealediby. or if child is union will the return of texts from the Turkish soldiers lest Salicyicacld Adv. coated, your listless, the urge be for "of cross, full of or has eight-hour-da- y basis tim they persecuted reading the local official in fand feverish, cold, tho with the Turkish defeats in the charge weights 3 colio. a teaspoonful will never fail and one-ha- lf for overtime. Under about to open the bowels. In a few hours the board's latest decision the men past. Theodore came to America thor- in 1906 and two other brothers, one measures, ine yoo can see for yourself how do not receive overtime until after fol- pumpmeterreaamgsiare oughly It works all the constipa- the ninth hour. of whom is in Pittsburgh, Pa., YOU KNOW RED ARROW tion sour bile waste lowed him. They have prospered checked with the poison, and able to care of gallonagedrawnTfr from the tender, little bowels and KTKEIj PLANTS TO M.KKGF, and have been take gives you a well, playful child Youngstown, Ohio, Sept. 2.1. Re- their parents. KODAK FINISHING A letter was received from the storage tank, f And4fiveallons again. ports were current hero today that brothers Millions of mothers keep "Cal- the Brier Hill Steel company and parents of the Pavlantis For best results on those valued vacation pictures Those ifornia They Tube last week. It was written on the from the musfmeasurelfull fdrttf pints Fig Syrup" handy. the Youngstown Sheet and massacres know a teaspoonful today saves a company, two of tho biggest inde- day before the began ' aick child tomorrow. Ask your steel in the when all was yet well with them. Matsons-Butts-Briggs-Sanito- ria - pendent companies been This stands for full measure druggist for genuine "California Youngstown district, wo'uld mcrga. No further word has heard. company and Fig Syrup" which has directions American firm Pharmacy deal.' for babies and children of all ages The worst indictment against An enterprising a square printed on bottle. Mother! You verse it is not has designed a machine for free that only s. THE RED ARROW most say "California" or you may New testing the strength of packing-case- free, but free and easy. of get .n Imitation fig Byruu. Adv, York Morning Telegraph. In this country, 402. W. Central. course, we rely on our Railway THE CONTINENTAL", Oil COMPANY, companies. Punch. (A Colorado' Corporation) ;

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over No pointment LUTHERANS WILL HOLD fair Is held yearly to stimulate and at 2:30 o'clock in English. A particular period of citizenship Is BRITAIN'S ENVOY SERVICE ALL-DA- interest in mission work and lunch will be served FOREST Y at noon,, If required, but it must be bona fide, TO TURK CAPITAL TIERPIS AN FESTIVAL Fi as shown by the statements in the 'ME' usually draws a record attend- without charge by the women of for examination, Pref- ance. application Tho fes- the congregation. Automobiles j erence is nlsn hv net nf pnn- - eighth annual mission clvpn I! Music for tho outdoor service will from end ' to s, tival of the Immanuel Evangeli- carry persons the PART NEEDS RANGERS gress honorably discharged will be furnished by the chil- of Old Town BUSINESS and who PATERNITY cal Lutheran church will bo held the street car line, ll sailors, marines, dren's choir and by a quartet. between 9:45 and 10:30 o'clock (should attach to their applications at tho Conrad Becker ranch Services be or a today will held at 10:30 in the morning and between 2 rnn their original discharge, pho- on Old Town boulevard. The af o'clock in the German 2:20 in nnniiiiiiipnr tostat copy or certified copy there- language and o'clock the afternooni OF of, or their official record of ser- E ES urn vice, which will bo returned after inspection by the commisson. Appointees will receive the Initial Kress Buildina Destroyed Examinations Will Be Held j0f $1,220 Per year, and those Professor Admits Having flr-triho-r 9 A in I paHinri whose services are satisfactory may McClure Building and ueauiiiybo al0Wed atte,r the lrsl month Consulted Blood Special- Childs Hotel in Flames; CitieS in NeW MeXICO i the temporary increase of $20 per ist in Regard to Estab- ... month granted by congress. The den Oiule Blaze Unchecked. anfl AriZOna. continuance of this increase beyond lishing Fatherhood. 0 (June 30, 1923, however, is contin- - ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX er Atlanta. Ga.. Sept. 24. After do In order to fill vacancies in the j gent upon further action by con-rang- South Bend. Ind., Sept. 23. Will ing damage generally estimated by force of the forest service, gress. In most cases quarters are the blood test to determine the AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SP1R the police and fire department of the U. S. civil service reiorm com-- 1 proviaea Dy me government nans parentage of the 1 it com saddle-horse- s, ficials at from $700,000 to $1,500,-00- mission announces an open ers are required to furnish son of Mrs, Augusta Tiernan. wife a fire that started in the heart petitive examination for forest two being the usual re- of Prof. John P. Tiernan of the law of Atlanta's retail business district ranger on October 24. In Arizona quirement; but forage for neces- faculty of the University of Notre about midnight, apparently had the examination will be held at sary horses is furnished by the Dame, who charges Harry Poulin, been under short- Clifton, Flagstaff, I'rescott, Roose- government. campus la the infant's brought control e, haberdasher, before 2 o'clock this velt, Safford, llolbrook, Springer-vill- The civil service commission has father, be carried out now that the ly morning. in also for "With the blaze almost complete- Tucson and Williams, and announced an examination Tiernan family has announced a ly firemen were New Mexico at Alamogordo, Albu- "scaler" at Flagstaff, Ariz., and at reconciliation? surrounded, having Sil- La New difficulty in getting at it, and the querque, Magdalena, Santa Fe, Alamogordo and Madera, That was the question asked ver and Taos. Persons desir- Mexico, during the two days imme- most frequently while the court flames were jumping high into the City exam- air, with a moderate wind blowing ing to take the examination may diately following the ranger which Is hearing the paternity case towards and secure application form 1312 from ination. The same application took a half holiday and recessed the northwest, heavy Wash- form 1312, Is used at noon sparks flying towards other build- the civil service commission, blank, forthis today without the defense In direction. ington, D. from the forest su- examination as for the ranger's having completed its testimony. ings that C; examination. Infor- The Mon- Thirty minutes after the fire was pervisor at any of the examination Any fruther hearing is to be resumed discovered It had places above mentioned, or from mation may bo obtained from the day and It Is expected the defend- practically wiped district forester at ant in the will out a by the the. district forester, Albuquerque. Albuquerque. case, Harry Poulin, building occuped applii-cant- s take t li o Kress five and ten cents and The commission urges that witness stand in his own store, secure this form immediate defense. had spread to the Childs hotel, ACKER FOUND GUILTY The which faces on Broad street. The ly. fact that Professor Tiernan of the had some time McClure building, next door, was The work forest ranger OF MURDER OF ENGE; opened negotiations is largely outdoors, in mountainous, ago with Dr. Albert Abrams of San burning slowly, an automatic ser- BURGE'S TRIAL NEXT Francisco hold- forested regions, and the forest who claims be has evolv springier system apparently to ed a system he can estab- - ing the fire in check in this vice is particularly anxious whereby men who like mountain work, Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 23. A ver- nsn tno parentage of an infant if the through blood was were and an are willing to, endure hardship dict of guilty, carrying death vibratory tests, Heavy sparks flying, n was here disclosed this afternoon through a awning high up on the sixteen- - necessary, aim ii. penalty, returned today themselves and their saddle-horse- s by the jury trying William E. Ack- statement given out in San Fran- story Fourth National bank build cisco Dr. Abrams' was seen to and in remote regions. Applicants er, charged with the murder of by office to the ine oatch, burn able-bodie- 11 effect I must be aro required Iver near Prescott, last June. Sir Horace Rumbold. that the physician had the embers drop. Knge, for The a structure to pass a medical examination and Acker will be brought intfi court to Chicago and may be McClure building, twenty-- Great Britain is on Sir called in tho case here. several stories that must be between the ages of be sentenced Friday, September depending high, adjoins one Persons Professor Tiernan after Kress was afire in and forty years. 2!. He received the announcement Horace Rumbold, ambassador to being the building, of un- in- shown the from San rear, it for entitled to preference because of the jury foreman apparently Constantinople, to keep London dispatch ths making hard the or naval service are re- moved. on Francisco admitted that ho had fire to to the blaze. military formed near east events and ths been in fighters get leased from age At some time Thomas W. of correspondence with Dr. This building Is occupied by the requirements. later, attitude the Nationalist leaders Abrams Rangers must be capable of per- Burge was arrested in Yuma, toward Great Britain. concerning the making of IWoolworth five and ten cent store manual labor as this blood tests in the case of Mrs. and a shoe store on the forming such charged with being "compan- Tiernan'a ground fighting forest fires, and building ion." When brought before Acker youngest child. Dr. Now Comes the floor. Abrams is And Time Ewlng Brothers' Jewelry and lines. in Jail here he was iden- expected to arrive in a wholesale concern, a cabins, trails, telephone the county next company, They must have at least a common tified as the man who attacked Chicago Wednesdav. hut business college and other estab and know the RECTOR'S WIDOW whether the blood tests will be lishments are on floors. school education, Knge, the arresting deputies made since the upper rudiments of compass surveying, claimed. the Tlernans have an- FOR CHANGE RAIMENT Along the north side of the nnd land Acker was arrested In Los An- nounced that they "will forgive and 6F a timber scaling estimating, was - Kress establishment is located laws and the livestock A He is said to have made a forget" said to bo nroblemat I four-stor- y industry. geles. cal be department store which fund of common senso and statement that he was tonight. The love of change seems to one of the inherent qualifications to which was good admitting ti- - apparently doomed. some, in kindred lines of present when Engo was attacked, DEIS VN intimations that Prof. m,l most humans guilty. Wherefore the interest with which Miladi experience Tiernan had reconcilia-tio- n plead may work such as engineering nr lum- but claimed that another man, a effected a to choose autumn ac- led to Inquiries, and Professor fare forth smart garments garments such as will be It's none of our business, hut bering, will materially help appli- "companion," committed the i announced that "It Is nroh- - found in the Golden Rule Ready-to-Wea- r Section. as Lenine recovers from death cants. tual attack. able. wn In also FELT JEALOUSY that wo will forget the past after death, can't help Applicants who reside the The trial of Burge. charged ami over what kind of state where take the examina- with the of E.'nge, will be- negin lire again." Early wondering glands they murder In the week Mrs. Tiernan was the he uses. McKetsnort Record. tion are in ap- - here morning. WITH THE BETTER LOOKING COATS given preference gin Monday recipient of a largo bouquet of Mrs. Hall She Has No roses. The flowers were without Says a card, but a canvass nf Horn) Panvaline, Gerona, Bolivia, and Normandie are the smart materials used in Suspicion as to Who shops made by a. newspaper man! the fashioning of these modish coats, the most heavily demanded, navy, developed that. Professor Tiernan brown Might Have Killed Hus had ordered them. and black predominating. The various models exhibit the graceful band and Mrs. lines, large ornamental sleeves and novel collars so characteristic of the new SOVIETS MAKE ATTACK styles. Many of the coats are trimmed with fur. New Brunswick, N. J., Sept. 23 ON ANTIS AT SPASSK the Associated For (by Press). Vladivostok, Sept. 23. Fighting THE SUITS THAT IN DEMAND the first time since the discovery between ARE the the soviet forces and of the bodies of her husband, troops of the white, or Vladivostok Edward Wheeler and tintl-sovl- These suits new models J Rev. Hall, government, began to- are Maraline, Yalama and Poiret Twill so popu- 3 'his choir leader, Mrs. Eleanor day near Spassk, a town about 100 lar for early Fall wearing. For the most the materials are in the Reinhardt Mills, a week ago, miles north of on the part to- Vladivostok, browns and neutral shades so much effected. The models of Mrs. Hall, the rector's widow, Usurl railroad, near Lake Ilanka. are the tailored day consented to give an inter- Soviet airplanes bombed Ppassk. order with variations as to belts, pockets, etc. view to representatives of the The population of Spassk is press. They had previously trieo fleeing. Three airplanes attached unsuccessfully to obtain some ex- - to trie white forces are active in DRESSES OF STYLE AND DISTNCTIO pression or opinion from her as opposing the soviet aviators, who, to the mystery of what the au- - besides dropping bombs, dropped a Distinguished by the richness of their materials and their unusual ornamental thorities have decided was a irumber of proclamations declaring tion double murder committed prob- that If the white soldiers did nol are the charming dresses expressive of the new autumn modes, ably on tho night of. September cease their opposition and join the Canton, crepe de chine, and satin Faced Cantons in conservative black, 14. reds by October 15 they would be and be in brown, navy appear to favorites among the materials used. Facings Mrs. Hall today was more punished. or touches of color public view than at any time brighter are effectively introduced. since the discovery of the bodies. First she was examined for over Will Radium at Last two hours by the prosecutors of BEST SHOWING OF HEW Somerset and Middlesex counties. Then she Issued a signed state- Open the Door of ment recounting events leading A up to the murder and giving her recollection of occurrences from the Great Unknown? Wednesday, September 13, until FALL Saturday, September 16, when the DRESSES bodies were found. If you ar lck and want to Get Wet) "Did you feel jealously toward and Well, writs for llteratura T5he Keep that Mrs. Mills or anybody else?" she tclla How and Why thla almoat unknown was asked tonight. and wonderful new element brings The reply was "no." to so many sufferers from Constipa- "Do you have any suspicions tion. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Ctout, Neu com- ritls, Neuralgia, Kervoua Prostration, of anybody who jnight have Blood Pressure diseases was an- High and of the mitted the murder?" Stomach, Heart, Lunge, I.tver, Kidney re- First National Bank other question, to which she and other ailments. You wear Degnan'a U Radlo-Aotlv- a plied "no." Solar Pad day and night, 14.98 the Radio-Activ- e continu- "Did you ever hear any gossip receiving Rays about Mr. Hall and Mrs. Mills?" ously into your system, causing a healthy she said "no." circulation, overcoming aluggtshnesa. of Albuquerque Again throwing off Impurities and restoring the Asked about the telephone call tissues and nerves to a normal condition 7 o'clock Satin Crepe, heavy canton crepes, in the new her husband answered at and tha next thing you know you ar HAVE PLACED WITH brown shades; nevcha, nut, cocoa, brown, on tho night iof Thursday, Sep- getting well. tan, tember 14, Just before he left his Sold on a test proposition. You are navy, black, with new side drapes, superior home for the last time, she said thortughly satisfied It Is helping you and finish. and she did not know who called him. the appliance Is yours. Nothing to workmanship Correctly styled When she was informed Mrs. do but wear It. No trouble or expense, and most perfect fit. of choir the wonderful fact ahuut the Jessie Jamieson, one the is rihat It Is sold ao Co. appliance reasonable Hardware singers, had said today that Mr. thai It Is within the reach of both Whitney all, 1 Tall brought her a bouquet of rk'li and poor. KM 3 flowers at o'clock on Thursday No matter how bad your ailment, or 7 ;ii lernuoii, iyii s. jiail uiu nui how lung standing, wa will ba please! R. F. Mead, Sioem Biivni-tor- l olthniipVi In bpr to have yru try It at our risk. For full Manager. signed statement sno naa maae Information write today not tomnrrow. no mention of this. She Appliance Co., 348 Bradbur The order for builders hardware sold 0i: explain largest ever in ed that he often carried flowers BU'ir.. I.rs Angeles, Calif. Adv. Latest to were and ' persons whn sick, Style 3 that he probably took a few min- - New Mexico. $j utes from his other engagements tad mat nay 10 lane a oouquet 10 ' A of lg feeling well. Man ?? Oj When Mrs. Hall was asked, in This hardware is to equip their new concrete skyscraper IVf effect, why she did not offer a reward for the capturo of her and will be manufactured by husband's slayer or employ pri- vate detectives, she ended the in- Come to think about it, Ladies' Hats terview by saying: a man Is a queer affair, "I have no (statement to make Isn't he? on that." We will place on Sale on Monday 100 hats Shaped like a clothes sample bought especially for this KEMALISTS INSIST ON pin, Invisible works, two k event in the assortment are tailored cylinder engine, bono ut hats, and dress hats. Hats suitable for CONTINUING WAR TILL one end, buityon at the i all ' occasions. PEACE MEET IS OVER other. 0 They're made of velvet, ; I LOCKS AND HARDWARE hatters, plush, duvetin and satin. Colors Little in Fri-i- $l j Constantinople, Sept. 23 (by the Mary hir include black, brown, Associated is an day aftern-jo- essay paid, navy, henna, grays Press). There "A man is an animal and many other good shades. Special apparent disposition on tho part of value the Kemallsts to accept Great without feathers." at Britain's new terms regarding Thrace and other disputed points. But let us say that It so We carry a complete line of Sargent locks and have) They are not willing, however, to happens that feathers are give any pledges for the suspen- not a logical covering just opened up some new glass knob sets at $2.60. $2.98 sion of hostilities while the peace for a man, that by try- Up all substances conference is sitting. ing out it The Kemallsts insist, said Ham-mi- d has been proven wool is Bey, the nationalist represent the best both for warmth REMEMBER ative here, on the right to enter and looks. Builders Hardware is on the advance and now is the Thrace immediately In order to liberate the oppressed Moslem sub- And of course this WOOL Place See Re-Hardw- The Best to the New Fall Styles Will Be at jects. must be made up In fab- time to your home "All we seek," he added, "l to rics that look well maintain small forces in Thrace cloth bo the must cut and for phsychologlcal effect upon tailored so that It is not Mohammedan world and to pre- serve a MERE COVERING order. but a DECORATION as "It has been suggested," con- well let us tinued Hammid Bey, "that the al- say candidly lies could to the Chesterfield Clothes only permit us occupy have all the above Thrace under the supervision of an virtues, Wh Hardware Co. allied control commission, but we and best ot all we have itney cannot submit to such conditions. got them marked so that We must have perfect freedom in the prloe works In har- military, financial and adminis- mony with the other good trative matters. We must move on things about the clothes. Sole Agents Thrace while our Greek adver- saries are impotent. We can give SARGENT LOCKS AND HARDWARE 352-35- 3 no respite; we have fought long Phone Opposite Y. M. C. A. for our present opportunities: we must now make them realities."

Want Ads Bring Quick Results 411 WEST CENTRAL :1 .if Page Kour. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL) September 24, 1922, "HOW SWEET IS THIS ROOKIE HAS its season two weeks ago. It Is YANKEES DE Eft H. ANT FE AGAIN probable that Dan Padllla, man- VAPOR BATHS HORNSBY POLES REVENGE." CHIRPS T WON HIS SPURS S. STUDENTS ager of the Grays, will pitch OUTFIELDER WITT WITH WHITE SOX either Salazar or Toots Teller against Gomez, Santa Fe's star Bath HOME RUN 7 TO SEE GAMES FOR BOOKED AGAIN ST twirler. . 4QTH S, 8, Arrangements are now under way between Dan Padllla and 1 the of the Treatments for skin and nerv- manager Dallas, Texas, ous team, which is In the Texas diseases; liver trouble, EACH GRAYS HER E gout, rheumatio and BUT CAROS LOSE GATHER 27 HITS CENTS THE league, and . Is now playing a neuralgic series with Amarillo, the West diseases, constipation, Influen- Texas league - pennant winner, za, lumbago, obesity, etc. for a ' series ot games here. It TREATMENTS 83.00 Giants Practically Clinch Sherrod Smith, Formerly of Many Books Distributed for Game to Be Played at is quite probable that if the game 50H V. Central. Phono 685W De- Fe today proves a financial success, Hours 10 a. m. to I p.. m. the Championship by Brooklyn, Is Given Poor Contests; Santa Takes Barelas Field at 2:45 the series will be booked. feating St. Louis, 7 to 5; Support; Summa and Raton's Place on Foot- o'clock This Afternoon; V I" Pirates Drop Two. Gardner Hit Homers. ball Schedule. , Dallas May Play Grays. u ' 300 season tickets New Tork, Sept. 23. The New Cleveland, Sept. 23. Poor sup- To date, over Santa Fe will meet the Grays BICYCLE PRICES clinched back of Sherrod former have been purchased by, Btudents at Barelas field this afternoon atl York Nationals practically n port Smith, schools, de- Brooklyn pitcher, who hurled his of the Albuquerque public 2:45 o'clock. The two teams have ARE DOWN the championship here today, ' for the of the high school score of 7 Try! first game for Cleveland today, support sensational feating St. Louis, by a ISA en- athletic this year. The been staging games twice was de- UJ" and Uhle, who succeeded him. program SEE OCR STOCK BEFORE YOU to 5, while Brooklyn abled the Yankees to take the sec- ticket as put out by the. printing together this season, the Grays PURCHASE. The Giants of school contains a little the best of the feating Pittsburgh. to ond game of tne series 7 to 6. class the high having now need only two victories 24 leaves to be torn out during the argument. Last Sunday the We can with National flag, Score; supply you tires and clinch the league New York. season for football, basketball, Grays defeated the Capital City accessories at prices that will while one victory will assure them baseball games, and the team at Santa Fe after having wins all AB. R. H. PO, A.E track and please you. of a tie even if Pittsburgh cf 3 1 1 0 0 ot $2. B0 amounts to about ten dropped an eleven Inning game games. Ilornshy Witt, price to them few weeks Let us repair your old wheel, of its remaining McMillan, cf . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 cents a game for the year. here a ago. home run of the W ' of to hit his fortieth V.. .Smith, 0 0 0 1 0 0 Mm In the near future, tho boys Santa Fe is expected have a home cf... Une-u- p season while Stengel hit 3b & 2 3 2 5 01 tho football squad will take hold of practically the same as in Simonson & Danielson beat out tlnee bunts. Dugan, memoes run and Ruth, rf 5 0 1 0 0 0 tho wile of tickets among the peo- tne jast two games, inis 307 South Second Street.. 1 0 to Belen who been Score: Pipp, lb 3 1 H 1 ple of the town that will admit the players have Louis. w 1 St. If 4 0 0 all the football games this fall. released by Belen which closed A B. V K. Meusel, It. K. TO. c 4 1 3 0 Theso tickets will bo sold for $2, 4 2 2 2 0 ( Schang. Blades, If 2b 4 0 a substantial reduction from the 4 2 1 0 0 Ward, Smith, ct 0 ss 3 0 cost of the taken 2 3 3 (I Scott, gdmes separately. Hornsby, 2b ... 4 I 2 0 It is that the of 1 1 1 Jones, p expected people Rottomly, lb .. 4 0 10 2 1 the will take of this 4 0 0 2 0 Hoyt, p city advantage Stock, 3b 0 opportunity to back up local sports, Schultz, rf 4 0 0 B 0 0 Totals 35 7 9 27 18 0 for It! is Albuquerque boys who Toporeer, ss . . 4 1 1 1 3 1 Cleveland. make up the high school teams in Alnsmith. c . . . 3 0 2 1 0 0 AB. R. II. PO. A. K. every branch of sport. (1 1 4 o Haines, p 3 0 cf ... B 0 1 4 0 0 t Baton has written asking to be Donk, p 0 0 0 fl 1 0 Wambv, ss 4 1 2 2 1 1 dropped from the schedule of the 1 1 1 0 0 0 X Fournier ... Summa, rf . . . . 4 1 2 3 0 0 local high school, the reason given Gardner. Sb ... B 2 2 0 2 fl that have been able to 35 5 11 24 14 2 being they Totals J. Sewell, 2b. . . 4 0 2 2 4 0 arrange good games closer nonie. VlfoNAL x Batted for Moak In ninth. Wood. If 3 2 1 0 0 0 Santa Fe, however, has written New York. Mclnnls, lb ... 4 0 2 9 1 0 asking for a date for a football a. e. B 2 0 c&ANK ab. is. ir. ro. O'Neill, C 3 0 0 game, and they will be offered the Bancroft, ss . . f 0 2 2 2 0 P. Smith, p.... 3 0 1 2 2 0 date left vacant by Raton. It Albuquerqpe.NJI) Groh, 3b 4 0 0 2 0 0 fhle, ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 seems certain that the local school Frisch. 2b .... 4 0 1 3 4 1 p. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ted Blankenship. will five games In Al- 4 0 1 0 play good Meusel, If 1 0 This lanky youngster is the buquerque this year In football, Toting, rf 4 2 2 1 0 0 Total 37 6 13 27 12 1 rookie hurler to toll with the possibility of six games. 4 2 0 7 2 0 latest the Kelly, lb x Batted for Wamby in ninth. world by his pitching that he is Stengel, cf . . . . 4 2 4 3 0 fl Bv innings: to his to 4 1 1 8 7 ready battle way the hall Snyder, c 0 0 New York 200 001 310 of fame in M1U MUCfflMt 4 0 2 0 2 ihe big leagues. Under Scott, p 0 Cleveland 000 240 0006 Kid Gleason's skillful handling Ted Summary: Two-bas- e hits Pipp, from 7 1 Blankenship, up the minors A 37 13 10 CommercialBank 27 Totals Wood. Mclnnls. Home runs since won sev- bases only midseason, has By innings: Summa, Gardner. Stolen eral games in clever style. St. Louis 100 001 0125 Sewell. Sacrifice hits Pipp, E. New York 020 100 04x 7 Smith. Double play Dugan to Two-bas- bank". Summary: e hit Four- Pipp. Zett on bases New York, 6 in 3: off Pruett. 5 In 4; Performing every function of a nier. Three-bas- e hit Smith. 8; Cleveland, 7. Bases on balls off Wright, 1 in 2. Wild pitch Home runs Stengel, Hornsby. Sac- Off Jones, 2; off Smith, 2; off Harris. Winning pitcher Harris. f Sound and Dependable in the old days 9 In MCq. rifice Smith. Left on bases Uhle, 3. Hits Off Jonea, Losing pitcher Vangilder. jVANK New York, 7; St. Louis, 7. Bases 4 off Hoyt, 4 In 4 3; off sound and dependable now. on balls Scott, 3; Haines, 1. whitcy Witt. Smith, 8 In 6 off Uhle, 1 in Boston, 6; Detroit, 4. AMERICAN LKAGVE. Struck out By Scott, 6; Haines, 1. 2 Hit by By Hoyt Dntrit Mih Han, ''! W. L. pitcber Pet. ' Hits Off Hnines, 13 In 7 3: off In the ninth inning: of the first (Summa). Struck out By Jones, troit clunir tn third tiliicn In the New York 93 5 6 .621 Doak. none in Wild pitch (Tame of the "crucial t fries" be- 1: by Hovt, 3; by Smith, 2; by American leasue by the narrow St. Louis 89 6 1 .593 SEEKING NEW BUSINESS Haines Losing pitcher Haines. tween the Yankee, and Browns at Fhle, 1. Wild pitch Uhle. Passed margin or nait a game today as a Detroit 78 73 .516 Passed ball Snyder. St. Louis a spectator knocked ball O'Neill (2). Winning pitcher result of their defeat today at the Chicago 77 73 .513 ON OUR RECORD. , Whitey Witt unconscious. The Hoyt. Losing pitcher Uhle. hands of Boston, 6 to 4. Score: Cleveland 75 76 .497 Brooklyn, 9-- Plttsburgli. 5-- Yanks were Washington 05 81 .44 5 winning: the game at 3. Boston. Brooklyn. Sept. 23. Brooklyn the time. The Yankee outfielder Chicago, 8: Washington, AB. ft. H. PO- A. E Philadelphia 61 86 .415 the Giants to- 2 3. Chicago Boston 59 91 helped ppnnantward got sweet revenge for the insult Chicago, Sept. McnnsUy, 4 .393 THE day by both games of a pounded the veteran Walter John If..,. 4 taking when he broke up the third game Iteichlc, cf doublo hondrr from Pittsburgh, son hard today and easily defeated cf to fi and 5 to 1. with a single in the ninth that 8 to 3. Score: Miller, in Washington. Burns, JOHN mcraW I Score First game: Tt. H. K. drove the tying and winning Washington. lb.... "tfB FIRST 300 0 9 ,", AB. 11. II. PO A. E. Pratt, 2b.... Pittsburgh ...000 002 O'Hourke, 3b. Brooklyn ... .003 000 60x ! 12 S Judge, lb 4 1 2 9 1 0 Batteries: Glazner. 2b 4 1 2 2 4 0 J, Collins, if. NATIONAL Carlson and Donohue. bv 1. Hits Harris. ss. .. Schmidt; Hnether 4; Hubbell. 4 0 0 3 0 0 Mitchell, and Hungling. Off 9 in 5 off Hub- Rice, cf Uucl. c Second Meadows, If 3 0 1 1 0 U game: bell. 1 in 3 Goslin, W. Hit by pitcher 4 0 1 1 0 0 Collins, p. BANK Pittsburgh. Donohue ( Frower, rf a n. rc. By Wrlshtstone). Losing c 4 0 0 1 2 0 r. h. ro. a. Meadows. Lapan, Totals 36 6 10x26 11 1 ss . . 5 0 1 4 pitcher 4 0 2 5 6 0 Maranville, 2 0 Peckinpaugh, ss Detroit. Carey, cf 3 0 1 3 1 6 0 1 0 1 tl N. Mex. 0 Lamotte, Sb.... a is. n. II. PO A. E. Albuquerque, Bigbee, If 3 0 1 3 0 0 Chicago, I'.octon, p 4 0 1 0 1 0 Johnson, . .. 3 0 0 10 0 0 Russell, rf . . . . 2 0 0 1 0 0 Boston, Sept. 23. The Braves Blue, lb.., 1881 Jones. 3b 5 2 3 NATIONAL 1.1'AGl'E. Founded 2b 4 0 n 2 1 fl double-head- the 35 3 9 24 14 1 Tierney, divided a with Totals 0 0 0 W. L. Pet Traynor, 3b 4 0 1 0 0 8 Cobb, cf ... 0 Cubs today, winning the opener Chicago. 3 New York 88 B7 .607 Grimm, 4 0 1 7 0 0 to 4, while took the sec- AB. H. A. lu, cf... lb Chicago ri. PO' If 5 84 65 .561 Oooch. e 4 0 1 6 l fl ond 3 to 1. Scores: 4 2 3 2 Vcach, Pittsburgh Hooper, rf..... 4 0 0 St. Louis . . 81 66 .551 Cooper, p 3 1 1 0 0 0 R. H. E. ss. . 4 0 0 2 Potherglll, rf... First game E Johnson, 1 3 1 Cincinnati 82 68 .547 xMattox l o 1 0 0 0 . 100 7 2 4 2 1 4 Cutshaw, 2b.... t. Chicago ...120 0004 Collins. 2b 2b 2 0 0 . . 78 71 .628 XxCuyler 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boston 000 301 40x 8 14 1 4 1 3 14 Clark, Chicago Sheely. lb ss 3 2 0 . 73 75 .493 Batteries: Fussol, Kauffman and 4 Higney, Brooklyn Mostil, cf c 2 2 H B5 92 .374 Totals 33 1 8 24 6 O'Farrell, Wirts; Oesch-gc- r 4 Bassler, Philadelphia Hulihan, Falk, If 1 0 0 2 0 Boston . . . 50 97 .340 and O'Neill. 4 Ehmke, p Brooklyn. Mulligan, 3b.... 1 0 0 3 0 AB. R. H. A. E. Second 4 Olrcn, p TO. game: Schalk, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 MARINES WIN MATCH. uison, 20 l n ft ft Chicago. . . . . 3 Johnson, p Leverette, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camp Ohio, Sept. 23. Janvrin, 2b .... 3 0 0 1 3 0 AB. K. H. PO. A. E. Cole, p Perry, 1 0 0 0 0 The United States marine corps Johnston, bs ... 3 0 0 5 4 0 Adams, 2b 2 0 0 0 2 0 35 8 15 27 14 1 zHaney Totals 1 0 0 0 team of sixteen men won the serv- B. Griffith, 4 2 2 4 Statz. cf 4 1 1 0 0 0 gzWoodnll rf.. Bv innings: 1 0 0 0 ice team match in the national Wheat, If 4 2 3 3 Grantham, 3b..-- 1 1 3 3 0 002 000 zzzManion 4 0 1 11 3 1 Washington 1003 rifle matches hero today by piling Myers, cf 4 0 3 fl Grimes, lb 200 050 Olx 8 a 3 . . 3 1 0 1 0 0 Chicago 33 4 8 27 14 1 up a total of 4,489 points out of Schmandt, lb.. 0 2 g Callacihan, If Two-bas- e hits Totals 3b 3 0 1 . . 1 0 2 2 0 0 Summary: x Blue out, hit hatted ball. possible 4,800. The United States High, 0 Henthcote, rf Harris, (2); by artil- . . 4 0 1 3 2 0 Hooper, (2); Sheely, z and coast Hungling, c . . . 3 0 0 T, Kelleher, ss . run Mostil. Sac- Patted for Ehmke in third. infantry, cavalry, 4 Mostil. Homo ii tc ,m had 4,423 Decatur, p 3 1 1 n Hartnett, c .... 2 0 0 0 0 Leverette. zz Batted for ulsen seventh. lery combined 1 0 0 0 0 rifice hits E. Johnson, in and tho national xFitzgerald .... 0 Double Harris to Peckin- 7.7.. Batted for Johnson place Th 0 0 0 2 0 0 plays 4.414 third. The match, e Totals 33 5 11 9 1 Wirts. c guards for o 27 eighth. uetion x 2 0 1 1 2 0 paugh to Judge (2); Peckinpaugh which was staged on tho 200 and Batted for Cooper In ninth. Jones, p Left on bases-Washin- gton. Py innings: 1 0 0 0 0 0 (unassisted). 200 300-var- d fire ranges and the xx Ran for Gooch In ninth xxBarber 6. Bas5s Boston 202 0000 rapid By Stueland, p .... 0 0 0 0 1 0 7; Chicago, Detroit 000 100 200 and 600 and 1.000 yard slow Innings: Off 2; W. 2014 ma- on balls Leverette, Two-bas- e were also won the Pittsburgh 000 010 000 1 Lev- Summary: hits ranges by Totals 31 3 7 27 13 1 Johnson, 1. Struck out By Clark. rines In 1921. Brooklyn 000 200 03x 3 1. Reichle, J. Collins, Pratt, Two-bas- e BoHlon. erette, Three-bas- e run Summary: Big-be- e, hit Pratt. Home hits PO. A. B. Schmandt. Deca- AB. R. H. E. Stolen bases Ulgney Griffith, 1 St. 5. Menosky. of Three-bas- 5 0 3 3 0 8; Louis, Clothes tur. e cf Philadelphia, Dou- This hit B. Powell, Sacrifice hit Cutshaw. Griffith. 1 8 6 St. 23. St. Louis lost (2). Notice to Owners Sacrifice Schmandt. Kopf, 2b 5 0 0 Louis, Sept. ble Veach to Bassler to Property Double 4 ft 1 0 0 0 to 6 to 5, and plays plays Johnston. .Tanvrln Cruise, rf Philadelphia today, Pratt to Mitchell to Burns. and 4 fl 2 2 0 0 to ,4 behind Jones; of the United Schmandt; Maranvllle and Grimm Boeckel. 3b .... dropped games Left on bases Detroit, 12; Boston. The president If 4 0 1 2 fl 0 New York in the pennant race, as States and the governor of the state Left on bass Nixon. 6. Bases on balls Oft Collins. 8; is- Pittsburgh. S; 4 0 0 9 2 0 Yankees won from Cleveland. Mexico have seen fit to Brooklyn, K. r.aten Henry, 1b the Olsen. 1. Hits Off Ehmke, I in 3 ot New pn 4 1 1 4 3 2 Browns can do no better than sue the Cooper. 1: Decatur. 3. Struck Ford, fs JThe Olson, 2 In 3; Johnson, proclamation regarding out c 2 0 0 4 2 fl tie it in the remaining games innings; observance of Fire Prevention By Cooper, 6: 3. O'Neill, up none in I : Cole. 1 in -'. Hit. by Decatur, 3 0 0 0 4 fl and to do this will end In view we Miller, y scheduled, they ) . week. With this FALI i By Ehmke (O'Uourko de- .. 1 0 0 0 0 t) have to win their four remaining pitchers called as a city to rinrinnntl. S: 4 xChristenbury W. Collins, feel upon Philadelphia. and New York will have to Olsen (W. Collins); mand observance ot the Ordi- Philadelphia. Ponf. 23 Cincin- games, (Blue). Struck out Ehmke. 2; the nati Totals 3 1 9 27 IS 2 lose its five games still to be By nance No. 100 providing for the by hitting Meadows hard In W. Collin?, 3. Wild pilch W. Col- own- two x Baited for Hartnett in eighth. iilnved. of weeds by property ed lnnlngp. defeated lins. Loping Ehmke. cutting The market is flooded with 5 4 Philadelphia xx Hatted for Jones In eighth, Kenneth Williams lost the major pitcher ers, or occupants nnd pro- to today Penre: to agents in men's Cincinnati. z Batted fur Miller In ninth. league homn run lead by failing viding a penalty for violation. bargains clothing. connect with a as 1 it shall be AB. R. IT. By innings: circuit drive, Section reads; That There is a limit to the drop in tho PO. A, K flOfl 000 003 3 local Na- the owner Burns, rf 4 0 0 2 6 Chicago Rogers Hornsby of the unlawful for occupant, 0 000 with- price of clothes that have real value. 1 4 .1 000 with whom he had been or of piece of land Daubert, b ... 2 2 1 0 (1 Boston 1001 tionals, agents any Two-bas- e sea- or You not Duncan, If 4 1 Summary: hlts Ford, tied, clouted his fortieth of the in the city to suffer permit any can buy good suits for less j j 0 0 Heath- - Housh, cf 4 0 2 1 Grantham. Stolen bases son in today s game with New weeds to grow and remain upon 0 0 of land or In the than Fonseca, 2b 4 1 3 1 4 cote. Boeckel. Nixon, Callaghan. York. Score: DAYS such lot or piece ... 0 In front of or abutt- Hargrave, c . . . 4 1 1 4 2 fl Sacrifices Adams, O'Neill. Double Philadelphia. street or alley to Grimes. Left AB. H. PO. A. E. Pinelll, 3b 4 0 1 0 2 fl play Grantham R. ing thereon. 10. B 1 2 1 1 1 Bohne, ss 3 0 0 5 4 0 on bases Chicago, 4; Boston, McGown, cf ... The penalty provides that any on 1. c 5 2 3 B 1 0 ULTS owner or who Donohue, p 3 0 0 0 5 0 Bases balls Miller. 2; Jones, Perkins, occupant, agent, Struck out By Miller. 3; Jones. 3; Walker, If .... B 1 3 2 1 0 shall fail, neglect or refuse to cut Totals r, Stueland. 2. Hits Off Jones, 6 In 0 1 5 0 0 or such weeds after notice v. 34 10 27 fl Hauser, destroy $30 $35 17 lb. ...4 Phllndelplil)!. 7: Stueland. 3 :n 2. Wild patch Miller, rt 3 1 1 1 2 0 XATIONWL LF.AGI F. of five days shall be deemed guilty AB. R. If. PO. Stueland. Winning pitcher Galloway, ss . . . 4 0 0 4 2 1 Boston, 1; Chicago, of a misdemeanor and upon con- A.E 2 1 1 1 1 0 sum Wrightstone, ss. 3 1 3 4 n Dykes, 3b Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, viction shall be fined the cf and we have just received two big l B. 4 1 3 0 0 8 5 0 New York, 7; St. Louis, not loss than $5 nor tnoro than Rapp, 3b 2 0 4 0 Scheer, 2b of good suits that , 4 1 o 1 n 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati, 5; 4. or In the shipments quality Williams, cf . . 0 fl n Naylor, p Philadelphia, $50, by imprisonment we can offer All Walker, rf . . . . 3 0 1 2 0 0 Harris, p 2 fl 0 0 0 0 city jail. t at these prices. 1 1 0 owners Henline, c .... 4 0 2 1 0 xWelch 0 1 0 0 AMERICAN' LEAGIK. AH property govern your, cloths; all colors; all 3. be- styles. If 4 0 1 3 n 0 Chicago, 8; Washington, selves by the above ordinance, 6. Leslie, 1b 4 0 fl fl TheTe'engHive Totals 35 6 12 27 13 2 New York, 7; Cleveland, ginning this date. 214 4. B. H. Parkinson, 2b.. 4 1 1 3 7 0 x Batted for Naylor In fourth. Boston, 6: Detroit, CALKINS. 5. Meadows, p . . . 2 fl 0 0 0 0 St. Louis. Philadelphia, 6; St. Louis, City Manager. Hubbell, p .... 1 fi n n 1 ft BY NOHM.W E. BROWN'. AB. R. II. PO. A. E. ' 1 DobbsCompany's 1 0 6 1 3 0 0 AMERICAN" ... 0 0 0 0 Brothers in SjHirt. Tobln, rf ASSOCIATION, 3 1 0 0 1 of the second, third Ellerbe. 3b .... 0 Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, 3. Totals 34 4 1 1 27 17 0 Entrance 5 1 1 8 1 0 St. 3. into Sisler, lb Paul, 4; Toledo, x Batted for Hubbell in ninth or fourth member of a family Williams, If .... 4 fl 3 0 0 0 Minneapolis, 7; Columbus. (I. By Innings: any branch of athletics always pro- Jacobson, cf ... 4 0 2 3 1 1 Kansas City, 13; Louisville, 2. Select Children's Cincinnati noo fi 2 401 000 vokes interest. McManus, 2b . . 4 0 2 2 0 FALL . HATS Philadelphia 001 003 0004 So tho announcement that George Collins, c 2 0 0 10 0 1 COAST I.EAGlE. Summary: Two-bas- e been by 4 1 1 1 2 0 School of ' hits Rapp Ocschgcr has purchased Gerber. ps San Francisco, 3: Los Angeles, 4. Dancing Lee, Fonseca. Walker. Three-bas- e attention. 1 0 1 0 fl fl the Yankees attracts Vangilder, p ... 4; Sacramento, hit vet- 1 Portland, Hargrave. Home run Park- Ueorge is a brother of Joe, the Pruett. p 0 0 0 4 0 Seattle,. Salt inson. fl 0 0 ft ft Ijike. An unusual line of fall hats, hats Stolen bases Fonseca eran hurler with the Braves. Wright, p 0 Oakland, 4; Vernon, 3. Conducted by Abby Daubert. Sacrifice hit Walker! Young George is only twenty and zDurst 0 0 0 0 0 0 that bear the stamp of our approval. Double 1 plays Fonseca to p.ohnn to has had little experience, but zzSevereid , , , . 0 0 ft 0 0 WESTERN' LEAGUE. Well worth the Daubert; Parkinson to - 1 1 1 0 0 0 price. Wrlght- Yankee scouts apparently figure zzzShorten 19-- St. stone to Leslie f2). Left on bases ho has the Wichita, Joseph, makings. Des Moines, Sioux City, Cincinnati. 2; 5 Is a of that fa- 35 5 12 27 11 2 Philadelphia, George product Totals Oklahoma City, 2; Tulsa, 11. MASONIC TEMPLE Struck out By Meadows, 1; mous baseball col- 7. in by ,tar producing Ran for Vangilder third. Denver, 6; Omaha, 7. lege, St. Mary's, from whence v.7. Batted for Pruett in sev- BALLROOM Duffie Lewis, Louie Gulsto and enth. others came to tne show. lie 7.7.7. Batted for In io rilg Wright ninth. $5 $8 is (said to have a world of speed By Innings: 1:30 1 Opens p, m. and an easy motion which indicates Philadelphia , . . . . . 202 10 flOO 6 he can stand the strain of burning St. Louis 101 000 012 B Sept. 30, 1922 tnem over. Summary: Two-bas- e hits n, "When You Think' Clothes Think' Eub'ank's" Ho has one grave fault, however. Hauser, Walker, Jacobson, He lacks control. Yankee scouts Shorten. Stolen base Miller. Sac- Classes advanced believe, however, that this short- rifice hits Miller, Dykes, Hauser, for coming can be eliminated. He has Scheer. Double plays Scheer to pupils and beginners in been granted permission to play Galloway; Walker to Scheer; Dykes NATIONAL LEAGfli ball on the Pacific coast this com- to Scheer and Jacobson to both classical and social at Hauser; Pittsburgh Brooklyn. ing winter so that he can learn to Gerber. Left on bases Philadel- open to a limit- St. Louis at New York. get them over. phia, 7: Bt. Louis, 7. Bases on Save Money on Bicycles dancing, EUBANI'S balls Off Naylor, 2: off Harris. ed number, 118 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Mrs. Harding has 'Joined the 2; off Wright, 1. Struck out By Bicycle Repairing. Bicycle Tires. W. Central Avenue Phone 513 Washington at Chicago. S. P. C. A. Tho initials prob- Naylor, 1; by Harris, 8; by Van- Guaranteed. at St. Everything Philadelphia Louis. ably stand for Society for the gilder, 2; by Pruett, 4; by Wright. PHONE 824 New Tork at Cleveland. Prevention of Cruelty to the 1. Hits Off Naylor, in 3; off I5ROAI) lUCitXE CO. Boston at Detroit, Administration. New York Sun, Harris, t In 0; of Van Gilder, 220 S. 2ud bt, l'hono 136 T September 24, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. Page Five

I . . r,F(V,,. . una, a ...... VAMP'S COSTUME EDINBURGH WOMAN i , i inn ix n iiiuui- iu t IS BEGUN ALVARADD IS the necessary land, but the pro-- , SOLELY OF BEADS LOBBY, RUNS FOR SEAT IN CITY EILES ITS ject was blocked through three CD or four persons refusing to make HOUSE OF COMMONS a donation of it small strip of II land necessary to connect up the SHOP 115X40 FEET. IS LIKE A FIRST SUIT TO doTiated sections. The project 11G was then abandoned, but was ... renewed a few months ago by. s&m Ilio cily commission, with hrt-- ! FOR & P. HANDSOME ON ti r results, as all but two land ESTONS S. TD BE CITY RAILS GET PARK LAID S li'V.iiT.i agreed to donate land, to t he city. sreciallv As one of the conditions in the' I a gift deeds made for remuind-- ! the of the in Bar- - largest Structure Work Will Be Completed Ringling Brothers and Land Condemnation Case er of the land was that no land' prepared Be In- was to ho purchased for the Kind on System to About Six Weeks; num and Amaze Started A. Hun-in- g, Bailey Against park, the project was again. Malt Syrup Located in Albuquerque; stallations in Lunch Room With of Who Owns Land becked and the city commission - Magnitude decided that the city would start tfhigjkgrade 140x114 Feet. Under Way. Amusement Enterprise. Needed for Park. condemnation proceedings against, all of tln land. Work was begun yesterday by Remodeling of the lobby and From the standpoint of an en- The first step toward the com- The oropos( d nark will be ', the C. A. Fellows Construction of the lunch room are situated on the east bank of the - of equipment tertainment enterprise, Ringling pletion of the Rio Grande pail; I.'i'i company on the erection the under way at the Alvarado hotel, was Oi.amlo and will extend from boiler house for the Santa and Barnum and Bailey's project taken yesterday Old Tow n U. - Ji new and with their completion within a II. IS. Jami- Road to JJarelas and r'favor '. In Albu- combined which showed when City Attorney I. Fe Railway company month or six weeks, the hostelry's circus, son filed suit in tho district ridge. querque. The structure will be new additions and improvements here yesterday before two large A. Shipped anywhere 140 inches in court against lluning. seeking feet iVt length by will have been finished. is almost wonderful. From ANGLO-AMERICAN- in United States 6 crowd, to condemn land needed for the S WIN , J 14 feet inches in width. At The new lobby will include all the of a business en- MaiI Orders Solicited eaBt be standpoint big park and owned by Mr. liuning. the end will a canopy. of the old lobby, tho parlors, writ- it is wonderful. a FROM ARGENTINA 8-- 7 which will consist of a roofed terprise really The land is owned by large ' ing rooms, tho old barber shop and New Mexico people have never number of persons, Mr. lluniir; but not enclosed working space, the old buffet. It will extend from seen so of canvas, so Other IN FAST POLO MATCH E.J.Weston 88 84 many yards being the largest holder. Los feet by feet. the east to the west side of the circus employes and condemnation will be Philadelphia, ficpt. 22. In the llW.9 Angeles, The will be of struc- -' ninny proceedings building building, and will be 115 feet long so many strange and started against the various own- most thrilling match, of the Phila-- I tural steel and concrete, and will by 40 feet wide. In the east end, a beautiful animals, so many circus near club tourna- I be Biassed and with ers in the future. ilelphia Country polo equipped will be erected, and so much con- ment. Anglo-America- n con- - large fireplace railway cars, organization Rio Grande park was Kastcoll, the immense skylights. It will will be corners for ami The of the num- 18 erec- there cozy system. handling ceived in the minds of a four, today defeated Argentine Hiilha, Dutch. Japanese: Tulips, tain tracks, and a large Alcoves for rooms circus its and em- sev- and a work guests. writing and equipment ber of Albuquerque boosters Federation, champions of Knglund Hyacinths, Daffodils. For fall ting bay heavy bay. will be The office will was like the of S T. will stand to provided. The Duchess of AtholL ployes handling eral years ago and at that time and America, goals to planting. Ives, phono 732. Adv. building the be in the west end of the lobby, an entire regiment of infantry: it riorth of the immense machine near the main entrance, which will is to two wns like the of a small 4 between Edinburgh have women moving shop structure, while, the face South First street. The stair- city it was like the movement of a ; buildings the transfer table, al-- ; andidates for the house of com. will be to begin elec-ion- s. of and a motor ready will way rearranged, nons at the coming general regiment cavalry neartng completion, south side of s was none of the ascent from the The Du.-hes- of Atholl ia unit. Yet there the operate. The transfer table is nnlso of of the lobby and farther east than the he Unionist candidate and fanfare trumpets that capable picking up entire old The and prospective go with the movement of troops, I boili and them on stairway. manager's 'or northern She ia ti setting the clerk's offices will adjoin the public Edinburgh. and none of the confusion that work tracks in the boiler shop. a tiled he wife of the eighth Duke of ensue if small were The Fellows will do desk. The lobby will have would a city company floor and will be handsomely dec- Itholl and the daughter of the called upon to change its location , all the work except the struo- - - orated. nth Baronet f Banff. Mr m ("might. tural steel and electrical wiring. Honre The Rteel On the north side of the lobby, Nisbett has also announced How they do it, nobody knows. work will be done by of Hut the Wisconsin of is the entrance to tho new wing ler candide.cj. they do it. Bridge company tho both circus 12,000 which to bo- -. building. Stairways go Tho carries people, Milwaukee, expects to bar- hundreds of a main tent gin operations about November 1. up and down, leading the horses, " The boiler will ber shop, beauty parlors, conven- almost three city blocks in length, shop be equip- on acres of smaller a collection ped with a and heat- tion hall and other rooms the GOAL tents, ventilating lower floor, and upward to the EXPENSIVE of animals that almost equals ing system that will keep the and workers cool in summer and guest rooms. Noah's contingent in species Miss Maude Wayne. The alterations in the lunch that outnumbers it in individual . warm in and a winter, supply room have been com- a plant, constant current of fresh air. It Miss Maude V floor space varieties, complete lighting Wayne a T pleted, and the system is THE LARGER Km own police force, and occupies will have wood block floors, and markable she doesn't Harvey II will bo with all modern costume, but now installing counters and refrig- 100 cars. equipped wear it often. It's made or The And not a was seen on , tooln and apparatus. For the solely erating apparatus. refrigerat- "grifter'1 comfort of pearl and jet beads. Oh, yes, it', ing will cool and ventilate the lot. the workers, ample plant was . lavatories, lockers, shower baths very artistic. all the counters and storage places EASTERN CITIES As to the entertainment, it and other conveniences will bo without the use of ice. It is ex- all that the press agents had said furnished. pected that these installations may for it and they said a plenty. About 150 men will be em-- . require a month. Pageantry, tableaux, every variety ployed on the job. As many of TELEPHONE RATE Is a of aerial work, tumblers, head bal- these as is possible to secure here BOY AND GIRL CLUB Albuquerque Making ancers, animal trainers, clowns, all will be Albuquerque men. When Building Record in U. S., were of the super variety. Tho the shops are completed, the FAIR AND PRODUCE costuming was amazing in its Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce with Its color schemes will have a normal HEARING IS EXHIBITION CLOSES working force in machine shops, States. for every net, running the entire boiler shops and roundhouse, of M Manager length of the big tent. The musi- about 2,000 men. More than 1,000 persons visited cal accompaniment could not be the Boy and Girl club fair and In proportion to its population, improved. CANNON BALL BAkIr SET FOR OEC. S county produce exhibition, which more building construction is taking The circus drew an immense closed at the chamber of commerce place iu Albuquerque, than in any crowd. Many people were ' here STOPS HERE ON HIS yesterday. The fair and exhibition city east of New Mexico, is the from all parts of the state to wit- - wrs under the of opinion of M. L. Fox, manager of ness it. The kids will never forget given auspices re- TRIP AGAINST TIME Tho postponed telephone rate the state college and the Berna- the chamber of commerce, who it. and even the grown-up- s, who hearing, which was to have been lillo county agents. Ijarge num- turned yesterday from an extended thought they knew all about circus- "Cannon Ball" Baker, motor--, held September 23 before the bers of prizes were awarded to the trip through the middle west and es, found they were in the fiend of - slate corporation commission at winners in the various branches oT Atlantic coast states. The building class of circus when cycle Rpeed transcontin-- as spectators ental fame, passed through Albu- Santa Fe, has been postponed children's cluh work and ribbons programs In tho east ate not Rinding Brothers and Barnum and querque yesterday on his coast to again until December 5, City At- were presented to the produce ex- extensive as was expected earlier Bailey began to teach them the B. extent to coast trip and stopped here long torney II. Jamison has been hibit winners. in the year, due to a great higher mathematics of the circus enough to catch a few hours notified. Tie hearing started The exhibition is one of the larg- the present coal situation-Coa- l school. ; several months ad- scarce In sleep and to get a fresh supply ago and was est held in Albuquerquo since the is expensive and of gasoline and oil. journed until September 5 in or- abandonment of the state fair here, the eastern states. Mr. Fox stated The Canadian Federation of He arrived here at 3 o'clock der to give the Mountain States and included practically every type yesterday, hard coal brings as high Labor is to hold Its annual con- ; and left at 6:13. "Cannon Ball" Telephone and Telegraph com- of produce grown in tho valley. as $15 in Philadelphia, which is vention at Toronto tho last week is followed by Wells Bennett who pany time to make an appraisal Experts declared the fruit exhibit, only a few miles from large coal of September. , left the coast twenty-fou- r of its property in New Mexico. taken as a whole, was the finest in many cities no coal is hours As fields, . later and is to tho company was unable to ever shown in the middle valley. rationed the special coal expected arrive make being by ; hero this morning. Baker spent tho appraisal by September administrators to office buildings, his 5, tho case was until home and time here with the pro-:- postponed i being used for ( 21. was THE the supply pnetors of the Albuquerque September It then post- iAROUND factory use. GIRLS! BLEACH Novelty Works who poned for n few days and later Is supplied his 6. With this exception, prosperity J motorcycle with necessities while until December well entrenched throughout the I he slept. " - " - .The .hearing was- - granted by COUX2T east. Mr. Fox stated and the money the state corporation commis- men and sion market is easy, financial UGLY FRECKLES 5 CITY MAXAGKU KE.SIG1MS. upon application of tho Institutions being on the watch for Clovis, N. M., Sept. 23. L. E. Albuquerque city commission HOUSE investments at a rather low rate ', which Orford has resigned as city mana- - protested against the in- of interest. This is due to a great of Clovis, his crease in service rates which ger resignation being divorce was filed in extent to the coal situation which Squeeze the juice of two lemons accepted by the city commissioners was proposed bv the company. Petition for Into the the district court yesterday by is holding up many manufacturing a bottle containing three the first of the week. Air. Orford Although protest was made enterprises Into ounces of Orchard White, which has before the date when in- Grace G. Riser against Julius Riser. and development na- assumed his former position as the re which eastern capital would any drug store will supply for a superintendent of the crease was to take place, the The Continental Oil company light and installed ceived a in the district turally be diverted. few cents, shake well, and you plant. The commissioners company the new rate judgment west and eastern have a of best made no on the date set. court yesterday against C. G. Gon- The middle quarter pint the i,have appointment for city harvest is a heavy one as is also freckle and tan lotion, and com- '.Itnanager. It is the zales for $84.12. all of probable that Whenever the A the fruit crop in practically plexion whltener. business affairs of tho city will be indemnity falls refree was named yesterday by states. due tho allies for an- the court in the case of Lena Smi the fruit growing Massage this sweetly fragrant .iillrected from the city clerk's office prepare lemon lotion Into the commissioners. other German gas attack. Life. ley and Edwin B. Smiley, the face, neck, llnd by arms and hands each day and see j.'f OFFICIAL PROBE OF 6TYBE how freckles and blemishes bleach THEATER TRAGEDY IN out and how clear, soft and rosy-whi- te the skin becomes. Adv. PITTSBURGH IS BEGUN Pittsburgh, Sept. 23 (by the As- sociated Press.) Three investiga- re- Is determine Your to At Command tions under way sponsibility for the collapse of tho Strand theater foyer yesterday, into one tonight. were merged ' Heads of city departments and in- ,KKB '15.31 ?... Jil U were to- At Prices surance experts agreed Popular I night that a flimsy undcrstructure was responsible for theater tragedy which caused the death of one girl and brought injuries to 50 other school children, in addition to the theater owner. Tho investigators combined forc- Tho time passes quickly at information Mlramontos-oii-the-- esa, b You'll Realize es to obtain additional This which might tend to fix the blame. there the people are Tho coroner's inquest will be held congenial, every comfort Is somet'-.i- next week. provided, and an atmosphere A! .if the injured youngsters, of rest and relaxation pre- You of those vails. The When with tho possible exception food Is tho best will Inspect who sustained fractured skulls, the markets afford, nicely pre- recover, physicians said. Many of pared, and temptingly served. the victims were at their school Kvcry room has a private playgrounds today, but nearly all sleeping porch nnd tho rates Our of them bore evidences of their nro reasonable. Phono 2400-J- 1 drop into the muddy basement of for information. the theater. J" ON coal was first used THE MEJA Anthracite - re Wonderful Of for tho generation of steam in mt Fhoenix-ville- Showing , 1825 In a rolling mill at Phone 2100-J- I. I'a. Suits. Coats DfsSOS GRACEFULLY DRAPED COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES OFFICE at AW LOVELY HATS NECESSITIES Boston Pencil Sharpener $1.00 "LONG skirts that' reveal the charming lines of the feminine that's Waste Paper figure" Baskets 6O0 to $3.50 how a famous designer describes the season's vogues. Carbon Paper. . ,$2.00 to $3.75 Bo Typewriter Ribbons. .. This is carried out in Coats, Suits and Dresses, and one ,75o appreciates the Ink, paste, mucilage All aptness of this description when one tries on the models here. sizes pencils, pens, pins; fascinating clips, filing cabinets and supplies. The Reason's hats are extraordinarily individual, with black the predominat- ing color. Ribbons, feathers and embroideries lend charm and grace to the mode. 1 The Bartley Shop Phone 913-- 309 West Centra! "ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNXE September 24, 1022. .to some ideal condition. Man must livef A LITTLE SOUVENIR OF HIS TRIP ABROAD. Albuquerque Morning Journal by the sweat of his brow and when there SHALL GOVERFMtiT ENDURE? too i iis little production to satisfy human . O; INDIil'KXDKNT NEWSPAPER ; Pulilishcd By needs, man will either wake up and V THAT REAL i IS QUESTION AT ,IOl UN Ali PIBI.IMIING CUM HA XT iwork, or succumb to the law of the sur ii wviir ? i,i j ir vival of the fittest. And some will sur- - P A M ACPI I KKSOX Business Manager STAKE III DECLARES W. T. McCKElUUT Secretary jvive longer than others because there is STRIKE, inherent them more 310 West Gold Ave. in power to keep ti6 67 themselves alive. Men be born ft"pho;,;r.v: "id may Following are the remarks ad occupied or the work to be done, equal, but they do not remain equal. Ml .HMMrtf 'till TA dressed to the federal grand Jury and irrespective of whether lie Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffloe As as on joined the movement or in Santa re N. long man defies the simple but "f5 by Judge Bledsoe the occasion of early late, X. .M.. and entry Is for all of its acts Albuquerque. the of to con-aid- er responsible and ft act of Congress o March 17, eternal laws of nature, he is his gathering the Jury amenable because of his M., pendliis. under beating the railroad strike conspiracy participa- 3 S79. . neaa vamiy against a stone wall. cases in California: tion therein. Kven in a conspiracy, Gentlemen of the Grand guilt, of course, must bo personal. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jury: Each individual involved BY THE WAY. You are called in extraordinary therein One month by carrier or mail ? of must in some wise have been co- -' session this afternoon because an Three months J- emergency existing. operating therewith that the unlaw, Si Months extraordinary ful end in mind might be attained. "7 The shoemaker sticking to his last The United States Attorney for this A one Vear ' " finds a lot of district has informed mo that evi- conspiracy can rarely, if ever, be people these vio-lat- proved Ths days sticking W 1 A dence exists of a conspiracy to e by positive testimony. ADVERTISEMENTS. to tneir last JEM the. purpose of tho combination Is of to any pair. and subvert the laws known to The Journal reservei the right reject till United that this conspiracy only those who enter it, States; advertising mutter that it may deem 1b(WP. out of the railroad and their purpose can hardly ever cards of thanks, res- A place among the immortals awaits1 grows present be proved, save by what actu- Calls for society meetings, no-te- now in our midst. they lectures, s, strike pending did tho olutions society and church socials, the inventor who can put together a Thut it has to do with an apparent- ally by attendant circum- calls for church meetings Pt Sunday deliberate to restrain stances,' and by the light reflected advertis ng and political machine entirely free from nuts ly attempt from the results consum- hurch programs) are considered as and obstruct the flow of interstate actually at regular advertising rates. ana doiis. mated. But It is tho general rule of will be charged for commerce and the movement of the law thut when United States malls. If this bo so, different individual THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pursue the same common unlaw- entitled to The only thing the public and you Bhould so find, it is hardly ful or t". Press is exc.uaively bootlegger's for me to suggest to you, object design, whether acting of all news credited to has not gWflllnworl i Mr necessary separately or collectively, by com- use and also TJvn' nm. of course, that indictments should mon or It not oTherwise credited in this paper that 98 cent of be different means, but all Or mg per hootch is poison,' returned by you forthwith. to same re- local news published herein. All of us have but fellow-shi- leading the unlawful the naught sult, and all moved by the sama S 1923 with men who are seeking to 24, this purpose and with ac- SUNDAY September If stunt flyer married the other better themselves in the world. All st tion, tho inference of a aay m ine sticks to his of us have sympathy of the conspiracy air trade the to effect the unlawful result is com-plet- e. need not be sort for men who lawfully A MODEL PLEDGE. public surprised hear of a to relieve from seek themselves In behalf falling out before the summer is over. claimed injustice of whatever this also you are to us. office Not.e of us, however, can derstand that under tho law a per- Too men who seek public origin. son is to Intend oiten, men whom havo any sympathy for any man presumed all of the and they are too often who seeks to bring about a com- ordinary consequences that may not stand subversion of the law of the flow from his voluntary acts and public office does seek, ready plete that an unlawful act was in the OUIf BY ROOT land merely that asserted injustice, done with to offer anything and everything of an unlawful intent. So that irre- arising out unacceptable working of of promises that may be calculated conditions, may be immediately re- spective the ultimate purpose in form of the mind or the end finally to he votes. How common it is to We diil lieved against. The heart to gain not know how greatly W'ilhelm's liberties is sound; their disposition ta gained, if there was an intent to re- himself .to the people flow com- a candidate pledge had been curtailed until we found he had to se- do to all concerned is un- strain the of interstate hear justice merce or to obstruct tho or of things which are and cure the consent of all his children before he chose hampered as it is unimpaired. If mulls, performance wo must write our- If, in pursuance of any other intent to be of ful- a second wife. this be not, so, of which he knows impossible selves down ns Incapable of and as an expected consequence should be reduced! processe.--o- f interstate commerce, was fillment. "Taxes Through the or thereby of his polit- It might have been like this: the law. existing or newly restrained tho mails were there- he declares from the depth by then violation eon, I will wrought, Justice can and will bs obstructed, of law soul. But how? That is a secret "My I think arrange to marry Prin- saved. has been committed and you should ical cess Sue." "Now dono and civilization thereby forbids him to disclose. father, you will have to change It can never be done through ap- make presentation of the parties re which prudence your for Sue won't do. for the in is not a benefit or im- plans, True, she has beauty, peal to force and violence founded sponsible participating And there public charm and wit, but she cannot be a demanded settlement for the same, which he will not, in your honey. The upon I provement with reason why she makes not is because peremptory relief. apprehend the answer will be endow his hit, she has Before Law. made that all that has been done he event of his election, no money." Equal the cost into The abiding glory of this land of has been but a part of, and an in- people," never taking ours lies not only in the fact of the cident to, the maintenance of a citizens before the strike, conceived and on for account. . . .Pass It This Way equality of lis carried Vn- - it IS tO law, but of the fact that tho gov- the purpose ot securing relief ilinep reasons, illuminating The supreme court says the Ohio voter can set is a intolerable L. re- pass ernment wo have here up against working condi read the pledge of Charles Hill, on beer. government not of men, but of law. tions ana injustices actually suf- candidate for Governor, in Out of our common will, reflected fered. publican and those The Timid by our action at the polls Itlght to Work. opening his campaign:" Swain. chosen to a 'I I to no man She was of our representatives yield in my defense "I pledge myself, as your gover- the apple of his eye, for us, rules of uction, limitations of tho principle that as long us we nor, to see that your money is hon- He thought her out of reach, upon individual as well as collective are a tree people, no person may is main- t'ntil a. bolder wight than he conduct, are set up, binding upon bo compclle to work under oblee- - estly spent, that efficiency all of us. This is not only a govern- tionuble conditions, and the Came by and stol his peach. that tained at its highest standard and ment of the people, by the people right to strike, not only as a rc-- Tennyson J. Daft. rr, ti,n nnnnlp. but it is a gov tusai to submit to such condition. that no men are retained in public all the are not of a ernment of all tho people, by but as au effective protest against office who worthy But soon the bolder found people and for all the people, j.v the same, may not be gainsaid. But as wight out himself or n the samo of trust. I am as well aware Tie alone should therefore, acting by sort a right that gives public That wince, with others, who would to tho of are that certain re- SENTENCE SERMONS conjunction our employee tho privilege the democrats For what he thought a lovely peach, disregard the law laid down by striking and indicating his effective forms are necessary in this state Turned out to be a quince. The Christian Religion is, and always has been, onstitutional authority, who would protest, gives to tho balance of the n ihni wisn set ud a government ot tho And I promise you that I will the simplest thing in all the world, a devo- to our community generally privilege passionate land for himself in opposition of being protected against invasions undertake these reforms. But, until Unlets something is done about it, we will be tion to Jesus Christ. Dean W. B. Allen, St. John's would disiupt of its serious existing government, Ana rights, disturbance of I am better informed as to the ex- reading circus posters all winter. Cathedral church. land destroy this government. its peace and quiet, and enforced I am not to therefore, as long ns this gover- deprivation of tho things necessary act conditions, going to function to continued So The the telegram a proposal nment is competent its existence. also make exact promises as to methods wy girl's rejecting It is impossible for any man honestly to consider it must, as it will do th.v other persona possessing or seckins of marriage read after the telegraph company got of that which will serve to have I will adopt." llote his life in the light of the Gospel without coming to a land all fails employment rights that arc to through with it: V Insure its own perpetuity. It uo consiuereu. It thcro bo a God A candidate who. to consciousness of his own M. Knud-se- n, or to promises study TOU ASK ME TO LOVE TOU AND I FIND I Lee personal sin. A. to respond cither to tho needs given right to strike when the con of the is an innovation Boofc St. Paul's Lutheran ot us " ditions of intoler- the needs people CANNOT STOP TOU MUST NOT STOP HOW church. the conception which employment are un- ails at any time to do that able, there is a God in politics and he deserves their PROPOSING TO ME WHEN .own in equally given CAN TOU KEEP will serve to protect its right to work, which w ork is avail- divided support. He cannot help but NOEODT ASKED TOU TO STOP MT JUDGMENT and insuro us able and the conditions itro tegrity which we accept succeed. WILL, NOT LET ME WED TOU AND I CANNOT Me and ma. was back ,.. This government, able. And a. government which will coming is the living vo'ce not uso its STOP. from the store this aftirnoon each have se t up but all of effective powers MAKE MT HEART ... ,u- - in it ever seen iu in the preservation of tho last FUNDAMENTALS. carrying packidges, and nia sed, will and when m.mcd is a in Oowdh speak the. people's - right, government He knew she loved him when the maid, I dont know how it is, but I feel the people's will and when the peo- form only; it lacks the substance 111 cnuum-- , - to or Two thousand years ago was spoken Made no aggrieved expression, lita and graceful today, I think ies will snail i" necessary givo it either lite win cimB-- - siuuiiuy. n uiu noi has to a When 'round her waist he placed his arm, Jest step on the scales outside the St. Paul's Kug. Lutheran Church. Xnzarcne Church. tho government an uisimcgration a parable whose interpretation Arthur M. Knudsen, L. L. .m h.o will of the people fiicvi. us ucairucuun, in- And then drug store and see if Ive lost eny pastor, Gaines, pastor. no language anition very large extent been spiritual, but has applied compression., 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. rounces In uncertain will, Injustice may have wate. m. law ot the land, presum-abl- been Buffered by theso men re- was 11:00 a. Morning worship. 11 that the ,i a material application as well. It Wlch she started to do, me hav- Preaching by the pastor at all, Is to bo sponsible for, or the Isn't it strange how a girl will appear on a Feb- Sermon "The Things Unseen." Com- a. m. and 7:45 p. m. binding upon engaged in, the of the builders, of the man a G, I nt will, the government. siriKe giving rise to the present con- - parable ing good idcer, thinking, munion. 8:45 p. m. Y. '. S. 1 ruary day with a hat and a light poekaboo various instru-- to 1 who built his house on the sand and the spring know 111 foot on the 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor m. acting through its As thut, uiu not fully while in the hot of autumn she is wat, put my Wednesday, 7:45 p. Prayer must endeavor, consci- - informed, nnd to no house on a The waist, days early scales and make her think she meeting. Topic, "Helping Foreign meeting. mentalities, prefer express man who built his rock. efficiently anu conclusion. For seen in winter suit, cape and furs? more then III tell her it Mission Work." entlously, prumvuj,to the one house was destroyed; the other ways and 8:00 p. m. to insist upon an obedience present purposes, however, and with was onlv foot and make her Evening worship. Church of Christ. have been no bo stood. In our and econ- my Sermon topic, "What to Do witn 1147 avenue. low as the same shall feeling that tho facts may social, political glad and then 111 ask her to get Forrester shall have been con- otherwise, 1 am to ran Life's Burdens." 10 a. m. Bible written and prepared admit omic, life today we are building , too me a ice cream soda. And study. Judicial deter- that an injustice may havo been to hold and 11 a. m. strued by binding much on sand and not on the gave nie her packidges St. Cathedral Preaching. mination. done. But that gives no warrant. enough on the scales and a cent John's (Episcopal). in solid got put Kev. Wm B. Allen, M. A., dean, Instructions to Jury. jcithcr law or morals, for a viola rock of fundamental principles. in and I quick put my foot on in Presbytcrian Church. railioal tion of law by those who are now 7:30 a. m. Holy communion. H. A. C. Out of the unfortunate It is a common observation that the back of her. ma saying, Wat, wats Cooper and n. .McKcan, now and for some time con- to relievo themselves ot 3:45 a. m. Sunday school. strike - seeking H. 55 pounds more than lait pastors. comes me informa- offers no excuse of this day and do F. W. Heyn and son, T. Heyn, lately of this, 11 a. m. Morning prayer and 9:45 a. m. fronting us, to that injustice. It people generation week; its impossible, its abserd, its Sunday school. ,! to .TftS aild COndllct for a ot and not seem to be well in funda- Mich., arrived in the city last night for service. 10 a. m. Men's Biblo class. nlnllrn disruption organized grounded rediculifs. their face demonstrative of j functioning government. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. 11 m. Ser-mn- n upon an indefinite stay. And we on going home, a. Morning worship. law. in mental principles. The home, the kepp , a violation ot If you. jour In its simplest and most appeal- ma tawklng to herself saying. No- hv Rev. Vrn n I: T. i'ir.nn v and church and the school are blamed for Immanucl Evan. Lutheran Church of Darrow wisdom, and after painstaking ing aspect, gentlemen, the problem Elias the wool went body can make mi bclceve such Philadelphia. Frank will careful consideration, determine involves the ad this and is Garcia, merchant, yesterday a is with Carl Schmld, pastor. presented question shortcoming the world war to Santa Fe on business. thing, something rong Annual mission festival at Becker sing. them to be such, your conclusions to whether this government as a those scales, I know by the way 1 8 p. m. Evening service. reflection in ap- charged with accentuating it. Doubt- ranch at 10 a. m. 11. should find ready functioning instrumentality in our feel, the peeple that make autch bv Rev. John (lass. Music official action. midst is to endure. less each is responsible to some extent for 20 propriate Turbulency, Mrs. James G. Fitch, wiCe of the well known scales awt to be put in Jale by quartet. Upon your original impanclment, persisted In, will demolish any de- and to that extent to and then sent out of the Broadway Christian Church. 6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. duties give attention their Socorro attorney, is visiting in Albuquerque. yeers Willard A. minister. you were advised as to your mocracy. Ours can last only in the But country, I never herd of sutch ft Guy, S and as to tho methods to face of the belief entertained its iailure. whatever their failure, it I wish I had a chance to 9:46 a. m. Bible school. Annual International Bible Students. generally by does not excuse thing. program. be followed by you in the perform- people that tho problems of society the man or woman who J. II. Strausner and R. Quinley of Las Vegas are tell those peeple what I thawt or promotion day Meet in I. O. O. F. hall. ance of official functions social, and 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. 3 m. your political industrial persists in building on sand. are here on business. them, they'd be sorry they even Sunday at p. Study hour. These instructions I will now re- and to be solved not with abid- They to me. Sermon topic, "The Little Minister.'1 7:80 p, m. hour. ot only blinded selfishness m. Endeavor Study peat. Tttoy were but the epitome ing Justice to all concerned, but by from observing Hay ma, do you want to heer a 6:30 p. meeting. nn honest in- within forms The mechanical all 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. the rules governing the of the law and in the natural and inexorable laws which superintendents from parts good joak? I sed. Christian Science Society. seeking to ascer- consonance with Its There ma Sermon topic, "Lovest Thou Mc?" CIS quisitorial body spirit. surround them. Natural laws not of the Santa Fe system will meet here this week. Im in no mood for 'Joaks. Woman's club building at tain the truth. The matters now to can bo no justico in. result with re- are 111 West avenue. secrets. Messrs. and Todd are expected from sed, and I sed, Well bet youll Gold bo covered, however, have to do spect to any controversy unless They are in evi- Joughins this one, ma, do you know Spanish Baptist Church. school at 9:4 5 ft. m. everywhere San lnjoy 1007 Second Sunday with Kpecitlo instances ot alleged there bo Justice in tho procedure in the of mat- Bernardino, Superintendent Shafer of Needles, wy you wayed so mutch, ma? Meets at South Sunday services at 11 a. ni. of dence, simplest relations G. pastor. misconduct and the gravity their employed to attain that result. Superintendent of Motor Power Henderson, and Because I had my foot on the thing street, J. Sanchez, mlsconcep-io- n Thcro can be no ter as well as in the most- complex trans- 10 a. m. school, nature, no less than tho stable solution ot lesser lights are expected, in back of you. You dont way that Sunday North Fourth Street Gospel Hnll their property, urges any substantial unless formation of it. And laws ma I 7:45 p. m. Preaching. a. m. respecting controversy natural govern mutch at all, aint you glad? 9:45 Sunday school and niu to bring them to your attention such solution be based on reason men themselves in their relations sed. Bible class. have the benefit ot and a resort and The committee in charge of the successful L. H. M. E. Church . that they may Justico, unhampered by Toil wont be very glad wen I get (Spanish) 11a. m. Communion. official consideration and action. to violence and intimidation. transformations in the material world. B. A. ball last were: Refresh- Meets in Barclas. J. W. Clutter, 3 in and society night, you home, youve spoilt my hole p. m. Preaching Spanish, It is asserted that the lives of Violence and intimidation are The principal reason why do not ments Mesdames E. Rosenwald, S. Lewinson, L. aftirnoon, and I sod. Wy, ma, aint pastor. by Thomas Ogilvie. innocent and people they know she 10. a. m. Sunday school. unoffending subversive of law and order, ot the L. Bhus-te- r. you glad you it? and sed, 7:45 p. m, Preaching by Carl were of govern relations of men as they Kempenieh. Hall Mrs. Noah Ilfeld, Mrs. 11 a. m. Sermon. Imperilled, that property right and guod will, ot peace and is Dont say another wrrd. Armerding. Subject "The First innocent third persons embarked in for should not that men are not aware of Lemonade Mrs. L. S. Strauss, Miss Mamie Wich I dident, not even to men- 7:30 p. m. Song service and Patmos Vision." security. They spell, cvontually, Interstate commnrco was subjected social dissolution. we permit them, do not recognize but delib- B;trth. The officers of the association sre Mrs. B. tion the ice cream soda, and ma sermon. to and tho them, on to loss and impairment that them to continue unabated, anarchy to set Spitz, president; Mrs. M. D. Fisher, vice president; kepp tawkinu herself about Central Avenue Methodist, of tho malls of thw or erately attempt them aside and it all the rest of the ways, nnd wen Methodist Kplscopal Church prompt passage wot'de confront us. Mrs. L. B. Mrs. Gruns-fcl- first C. C. Higbec, pastor. United States was obstructed And be de- substitute their own laws for them. Stern, secretary, and Alfrd we got home she gave mc 2 fearse Rev. F. E. McGulrc, pastor. if this government They treasurer. m. school. 9:30 a. m. Church school. through the stoppage) of train ser- stroyed by those who opuose it do this cannot smacks and mado mo stay in. 9:45 a. Sunday a. m. vice. though they break a law cant tell m. school promo- 11:00 Morning worship. Judgments, or icek to undermine its Proving you weather lis. Sunday Communion service with ho so. nnd if It be the re- an- of nature; rather will themselves be a favor till tion offering If this Institutions, who shall set up Secretary P. F. McCanna and W. L. Trimble have your doing somebody day program. for the poor. sult of action looking broken. its all over. T p. m. Epworth League ser- other? And particularly who shall returned from Colorado, where secured a list 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. to that end by thoso responsible aei up u ilhcr tlmt will be better? Moral is they vice. Sub- law but natural law to Carl C. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. therefor, a conspiracy existed to Whose w ill shall rule In the govern- applied of fast horses to appear at the territorial fair, and 8 p. m. Address by "X-Ra- matters of right or wrong. It is no more ject, y Eyes." violate the laws of the United ment to take the place of this? sold concessions. They also arranged for handsome A LITTLE LAUGHTER Magee. nnd those "concerned there- II man-mad- e than r J States, How sir: that will be ascertained natural law and is as costumes to be worn Montezuma and Tecoloca nnd 11 by First Congregational Church. FORMER RECORDS FOR in, mediately immediately, Who r enforce It? Who will absolute. The fact that one man can- and the 12 members of the court. D minis- should bo brought to the bar of Jus- make up its and in royal Will Cause 'Em to Bile. Harold 3. Davidson, Ph. Judgment, not see right or wrong as another t ter. GASOLINE PRODUCTION tice to answer for this onslaught whose breasts will it Ue to say what may, A minister with two lovely girls, upon and Justice, upon peace 1 fair and does not is J. W. commander of the Church school at 10 a. m. right right and Just and change what right or wrong Edwards, department stood entranced by tho beauties of 11. WERE BROKEN IN JULY and security, upon law and order. equitable between man and man? A. .T. a stream. A fisherman Morning service at ot by natural law. The idea is (3. R and Captain E. Armstrong left last flowing 7 o'clock. The statutes tho United States And tnat EOfrnment so to ne that "what and the Christian Endeavor at re- one man's food is night for Washington, D. C, where they will repre- happened by mistaking Washington, Sept. 23. All pre- make it a crime to conspire to erected, if it meet, as it surely will. another man's poison" minister's occupation, said: "Ketch-l- n' the full and free flow of com-mer- sent the G. K. Warren as to the na- vious records for produc- train with opposition and contradiction, is merely a fallacy that the food post delegates many, pard?" Miss Helen." Boston monthly between the several states, who shall rear out of its demolished may matrimony, of in the United Statos ob- not or tional encampment. "Sir." answered the minister tion gasoline or knowingly and willfully to fabric another new and better gov- nourish, the poison act so Transcript. 5 m quick- with dignity, "I am a fisher of were broken in July when 569,711,-41- struct or retard tho passage of the ernment, which shall be able to ly, some cases as it does in men." accord- And when the others, By-Lo- Sell High. gallons were produced, United States malls. gratify everybody because every lhe laws of nature some "Well," replied the fisherman Mr. Elchenstein returned home to compiled by tho bu- acts which create the restraint or body wants? constitute with an smile at the ing figures obstruction are in themselves un- things as foods, some as admiring girls, from his business and found his reau of mines. The July output This a practical world In which, poisons and TODAY'S 11SST THOUGHT "you sure have the right bait." lawful, the intention to restrain or out consideration of the those laws wife rocking the buby and singing, an increase of 44,000,-00- 0 of general cannot be The Monitor. by-lo- by-lo- represents or caso changed. So moral "By-lo- baby, obstruct, as the may be, will good to accrue to all, all must yield --" over June production even the attain- God-give- n law dictates right and as certain- baby, by-lo- gallons be imputed, though up a part ot their free- wrong over the fig- ment ot ends have con- ly and as absolutely, "Look. Martha," said the daugh- "Dot's right, Sarah; you teach and 56,000,000 gallons other may dom of action. though the right THE GOLDEX MEAX. ter of the house, showing the cook him to buy low; and I'll teach him ures for May. The Increase over stituted the primary object. 1 wouldn't and I will not counsel may not be had in- A is a combination or distinguished with equal dis- What if thine heaven be overcast. a present she received, "I to sell high." Everybody's. of last year Is 150,000,000 gal- conspiracy you to ask any man to perform his tend to this in July among two or more In- s cernment by all persons. The failure The dark appearance will not last; put away my hope lons. agreement day work under intolerable con box. You know what thst is, BraTC Husband. dividuals through concert of action ditions, nor to suffer or submit to is their not that of a. of gaso- fault, the law. Expect brighter sky. Martha? It is a box a girl puts As Tompkins was on his way Domestic consumption in some form to an Injustice unprotested against by To any intelligent man or woman it The God, that strings the silver bow. things into in the hope that she home after nightfall he collided line for July was also the largest accomplish some criminal or un- uil the force and power lawfully at must be Awakes the muses too, will some day need them as a with Jenkins, who was running as ever recorded in a single month, lawful purpose, or some lawful pur. his command. But we do have the evident that there is too much sometimes rose criminal or unlawful means. And his arrows bride." fast as his bulk would allow him. amounting to 566,000,000 gallons by right to aslc of all that they accom- that js artificial and too little that is lays by. "Lawsy, chile. I knows all about this Jenkins?" he as compared with 507,000,000 gal- An express or formal agreement to modate themselves to the law as it "Why hurry, intended of substantial in the lives of many people, dem hope boxes. I got one of my inquired. lons for June and 457,000,000 gal- do the thing is, course, has been declared to be, merely not only in their If hindrances obstruct thy way. own." "I'm going for the po- lons for July of last year. Stocks not necessary to the existence of a that human right ultimately may thinking but in their "Why, I thought you were al- lice," said Jenkins, between pants. on hand August 1 were 772,908,949 conspiracy. It is sufficient if two triumph, and that anarchy may not To too an Thy magnanimity display. in our or 6.31 cent less than or more persons, in any manner ot living. large extent ours is a And be ready married." "We've got a burglar gallons, per engulf us and our children. make-believ- e let thy strength seen; "So I Is, chile, an' my best box house." the figures for July 1. through any connivance, positively sort of living in which we " or come to under- - But 0! if Fortune fill thy sail ll one I Is puttln' money into fas' "But, surely, yod haven't left Imports pf gasoline for July tacitly a mutual Whenever Lloyd George as a are fooling- ourselves avn ,. ex- to common that wp With more than a propitious gale, I kin until I lias enough to pay lor your yflte alone?" amounted to 4,840,098 gallons, standing accomplish a generous moment, he forgives ceeding by the divorcement fromA'lnt wuthloss "Oh, no! She's holding the burg- ports were 58,630.402 gallons, njid unlawful design. And any and every many n liltle morn of the debt disregarding experience Take half thy canvas in. - to member of such a in ' Pole Jackson. Here's more'n one lar!" Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele- shipments insular possessions partnership sho owes France. Bethlehem of the ages and a new , - blazing pathway Cowper kin'-- of hope box mixed up- - with were 1,8.6,7$9 gallons. crime, irrespective of the positioc Globe, . v V- September 24, Slbuquerque morning JOURNAL1 i Page Seven others 'such as Chairman Fordney campaign to be inaugurated by the I'ortalcs on - PREMIUM IS GIVEN gin Monday, September of tho house ways and means com- railwuy is tho booking of several IS, by W. .. of foreshadowed E GUARD GLEANINGS SANTA FE PLANS lecture courses Ureenhang Dora RECORD OF OHH mittee coming ASTERN MEN 10 throughout the FOR FIRST COTTON mid n premium of $;H vv;is awurded changes in congressional member- country with the, subjects mainly him for It in. Tho around the southwest FOR PJRTALES GIN bringing second ship. centering hale was brought to Portales u lit-H- o Headed the ses- with as hub of by tariff bill, the Headquarters troop will hold its Albuquerque city later by S. A. Fails of near Por- sion's more A tho southwest section. N M 2.1. 5; important legislation 1, field meet in the near future, it F0I1 Sept. The tales, this also winning a. premium WES provided for: UN will consist of mounted wrestling, first bale of the llU'i; cotton that of .tl.Vfii). These premiums were Creation of tho Allied Debt Fund- Roman races, Cossack races, rescue 1 Y. M. C. A. SECRETARY awarded m was grown and picked in Roose- by tho business men of commission. and ing races, pack races, hurdling, velt county was brought to the Portales. MADE Apyropriation of $20,000,000 for E other mlitary sports. BOOSTING CITY OF FOREIGN WORK IS Russian relief. A resolution was passed to have ASSOCIATION'S GUEST mm Appointment of a "dirt farmer" the first sertreant act as chairman on board. 1 Reserve O the Federal at all meetings of the Headquarters Cooperative marketing by farm- club which was organized Charles C. Titus, International of Will Troop Will Be Fea- Y. 1 Almost Ten Months Leg- ers. Philadelphia Capitalists Friday night. Albuquerque foreign work secretary for tho so as in- M. C. a of the A- islative Action Cover a Regulation of grain futures, AssisUn Meeting Housing The troop stables had an ture City of Railway Pub- A., was) guest to meet the Supreme Court decision, spection Wednesday night in which lbuquerque association yesierdav. Wide Range; Politics making tho original Cappcr-Tinch- Situation, Which Will the grooming of the horses passed licity Throughout the A luncheon was given at noon in law Inoperative. 9! per cent, which shows the inter- honor of Secretary Titus, at Air. 25 Soon Be Horse-shoe- World. Was in the Capitol Creation of more federal Serious. est Sergeant Stackhouse and r which a number of business men Judges. Grnblo take in their work. were guests. Washington, Ft-pt-. 23 Almost ten Extension of the 3 per cent immi- Philadelphia capitalists, headed The troop commander receiver a Albuquerque will bo featured by The committee In charge of months of legislative action ending gration quota law for two years. by Samuel M. Vauclnin, president letter from the senior instructor the Santa Fe railway in Its $.100.-00- 0 the winter soclnt events at. the die naval vessels In ac- Friday with adjournment sine Scrapping of of the Baldwin Locomotive works, complimenting him on having the winter advertising campaign, nssneiat ion, composed of A. (.). second session of the sixty-seven- th cord with the arm conference treat- di- M. 13. B. Gar- of the outlined tentative last week best troop in the state. which, according to M. L. Fox, Wait, O. Love and congress covered a wide ies. plans Tho will hold a mounted of com- has for a social on of- for the troop rector of the chamber cia, arranged range, affecting the nation's inter- Reorganization of the patent financing of at least 1,000 drill at the stables Sunday morn- around this city. the evening of October 3, to in force. merce, will center national relations as well as its fice with an increase its new homes which must soon be ing. Troopers will get instruction Mr. Fox from which the is invited, life. of the basis of returned yesterday public economic, industrial and home Reorganization erected in Albuquerque for tho tho taking the hurdles. a trip to eastern cities where he tariff and marine offi in- Passage of the permanent pay of army, navy special accommodation of the Major Elder received $3,000 held a number of conference with MAN WHO BEAT HORSE revision and soldiers' bonus bills cers. men be for the ex- creased force of who will worth of medical supplies Santa Fe railway officials. probably were the chief features of Docrease In personnel and employed at the Santa Fe railway three battalions of the state. The advertising campaign, one IS LASHED WITH A the session, which began December pense of the army and shops here as soon as the present BY TUB SCRIBE. ef the most, extensive ever planne I .1 ORDER last and which was the first reg- payment of pensions. labor difficulties are ironed out. hv the railway company, will start WHIP BY ttHJRT ular session of congress since Development of rivers and har- While on his east, M. L. Fox, Mr. Fox stated yesterday, admin- trip soon, of the Harding bors. director of the chamber of com- and will be iVvnted mainly to news- Zion, Til., Sept. 23. Arretted session spe- of $7,500,000 to istration, the first being Appropriation merce, spent several days with Mr. I I paper and magazine fields, It will, for beating his horse until the called in the of 1921. continue work on the Muscle Shoals, Vauclaln interested Theaters Today include several feature animal's sides, cially spring on and other however, blond ran down the The Washington conference Ala., power project. financiers, some of them connected of publicity. Clarence O. Ella, a farmer, wn to loan types of- limitation of armament and Far Appropriation $1,000,000 with railway companies who are In addition to this, railway sentenced to receive ten iaslv Eastern questions, and the railroad farmers for seed grain. and "B" Theater Richard Kipling ficials announced to Mr. Fox-- that. The Con- outlining the proposed plan a with his own whip today. and coal however, gave Appropriation $500,000 for prose- tho presents "The Battlin' Kid," will be the Then-dor- e strikes, making a careful review of d Albuquerque granted sentence was carried out by gress new and unexpected prob- cution ef war frauds. situation. thrilling story of two-fiste- d regular 8nnta Fe railway summer chief of limi- war-tim- e also Becker, police, lems to deal with. The naval Continuation the bonus Mr. Vauclain hero of the range; tourist rate next summer and was set con- visited Albuquerque, of "The afte r v hlch the man tation and a half dozen other pay of federal employes. several weeks on a western presenting another episode a result will share this special ad- - ago trip or two of free. ference treaties were ratified by the Aid for Agriculturists- and made a of tho Blue Fox," a and eeel vertising with Colorado ami Cali- weeks of aid for survey housing "Current Events" last March after In the legislative program, situation in the city. Whilo here pictures. fornia cities as well as Santa Fc, FAKM HOt SK PKSTKOYKD. debate other legislation was prominent, with 15. X. M which is tho nearest sum- delaying agriculturists he was tho guest of David Bar- r N. 23. Tic were re- senate Tlu-utc- The main atlrno-- , Mosquoro, M., Sept. and about ag many weeks the unofficial, Fe Lyric mer rate on tho Santa l'c pla-- ton, superintendent of the Santa "The Si- - point Hubert West house on his quired for conferences and legisla- agricultural "bloc" continuing its Mr. Vauclain held a num- tion, ut tho Lyric today is railway system. The Santa F? of of two strikes and shops. lent with William Duncan to western about eleven miles northeast tion growing out the activities while a less organized ber of cunferenees with chamber Vow," railway summer rates was destroyed by a the Federal Coal commission and cohesive agricultural group played and Edith Johnson as the leading; attract a large number of Mosquero, also of commerce officials during his "Reno s points one small whirlwind tho first of last coal regulation and distribution a like part in the house. There here his decision to as- stars; and also presenting tourists who naturally mako ISxIls an unofficial republi- stay and Komicai artists. to which week. The house was about bills. was organized sist in the of the city Kapers," by of the rate cities tho point in and was and New Laws. in the senate during development tickets theceu-ter'- ot feet sise picked up Scores of Olhor can tariff bloc is a result of visit-I- t they purchase their when it THE NATIONAL GARMENT CO. laws were this William ltu.-- their curried some .fifty feet Scores of other new the tariff fight. is estimated Mr. Vauclain, Pastime Theater j their tours during stay roof downward and sev- Numerous as usu- by sell, athletic film is at the west. dropped with tho made and a dozen regular Investigations, his associates and officials of the the star, in the and tho was mashed to the eral special appropriation bills, al, were held by both senate and Pastime, starring in "The Crusad- Another feature which will be building OFFER- S- Santa Fe Railway company, that a two of ground. carrying upward of 12,250,000,000, house, but with few final reports. when the are to ca- er;" also showing reel or added to the Albuquerque publicity under the new were: Dispo- shops running "Fox News" und Harold Lloyd in passed, the first Among the inquiries pacity, at least 1,000 new homes budget system and the reorganized sition of the Muscle Shoals project; one of his laughable comedies. ' com- demo- will be needed in the city for the congressional appropriation charges of Senator Watson, em- soldiers of the accommodation of the added mittees. crat, Georgia, that ployes of the railway. This does The session was marked by three American expeditionary forces had the HUGHES RETURNS FROM President without the al- not take into consideration Suits, Coats, Dresses, personal addresses by been hanged trials; homes which will be necessary to EXHIBITION Harding at Joint sessions, one. open- leged dye lobby; railroad problems; newcomers BRAZIL'S one on mer of house the other who Cafe ing the session, another war frauds: disposition govern Luxe MONKEYS De will locate in the city as a result of WITH B0X0F. chant marine legislation and a third ment naval oil reserves; oil and gas $24.75 up $12.95 ap $12.95 up American this large increase in its develop- on tha industrial situation. oline prices; occupation ment. 23. THE BEST" features of the of civn .New York, Sept. Secretary "ALWAYS Other special Haiti and Santo Domingo; how the pro- Come in tomorrow and see the coats, suits and included the seating of Sen- service, and activities of General Exactly building of State Hughes returned aboard Table Dinner and Michi- leader. gram will be arranged and how the from $1.00 Special d'Hote Sunday dresses we have to offer at the above prices. You ator Newberry, republican, Semenoff, Russian will co- the battleship Maryland today tho senate 12, the Philadelphia financiers Bio do whero he attended till will be at the fine at these gan, by January with Albuqueryueans In the Janeiro, Holidays 11:30 8:30 $1.00 surprised quality prices recent attempt b, Representative operate the opening of the Brazilian Cen- until understand that we are members of a Minnesota, to im- PROTEST HEARINGS development of the city has not yet tennial few hours RELISHES you Keller, republican, The exposition, and a nation-wid- e 13 General Daugherty, been thoroughly decided. plans boarded a train Sliced Tomatoes buying syndicate whose power peach Attorney ON PAVING PROGRAM will be completed, however, within after disembarking, Hearts of Celery confirmation by the senate of for Washington. Stuffed Olives Sliced Cucumbers great enough to command price concessions great- min- a short time so that they will be American, ambassadors and SET FOR THIS WEEK soon He declined to discuss the situa- er those individual to Austria and ready to be put into action as was COCKTAIL than given any store, regardless isters Germany. as the labor troubles have tion in tho Near East. It of size. Hungary, confirmation of former in the sections present learned, however, that on the voy- Ovster as- Property owners been settled and the shops Senator Sutherland or Utah as entirely age from Bio ho was in constant The materials and styles are fine this of the Court of the city included in the new pav- including the large new additions, SOUPS especially sociate Justice Supreme to increase the number of communication with the state de season. We have that's new and beau- to succeed former Justice Clarke, ing program will be given an op- begin partment, keeping abreast with do- - Cream of Chicken with Kics everything Ten-ros- e to capacity. resigned: deaths of Senators this week to file protests employes velopments abroad. Turkey Broth with Vermicelli tiful on display at prices which hold a pleasant of portunity and Crow Pennsylvania; If so desire. Meetings will Secretary and Mrs. HuKhes found surprise for you. resignation of William S. Kenyon they a of amusement in the ROASTS to on fedora! held by tho city commission on WEST COAL AVENUE great d'al with Dressing and Cranberry from the senate go the to pets the Maryland's crew gathered Roast Toung Turkey Oyster bench the tariff debate in each evening, from Tuesday Sauce. and long at which prop- PAVING TO GO IN in Brazil. the senate. The tariff discussion Saturday, inclusive, "In fact," said Admiral Jones, VEGETABLES FALL April 11 and broke all erty owners may appear and make MILLINERY began their in The paving of the street car "we have a menagerie aboard. Ivfashcd Potatoes Crcen Peas Cauliflower In Cream records for a continuous protests person. forty-fiv- e right-of-wa- y There nre like re-- i For the most part, It is said, the on West Coal avenue something legislative day, through daily Third monkeys of all breeds, about fifty SALAD In addition to the famous Fashion Hats we are .r i a adjourn-- i propery owners favor the paving, between Second and streets, without single been some parrots and a like number of can Head Lettuce Mayonnaise Dressing icm. froni 20 to Aug. 2. The though protests are expected from about which there has showing at ?11.9.'5, we have a complete line at all April not be- will be done this week. aries, parakeets and love birds, not iib'iriivo effort for senate cloture, nearly every street. It is controversy, DESSERTS prices, from .$3.95 to .$15. is lieved the percentage of protests The City Electric company will put to mention the flock of goats." popular up Here still pending, and the row over Tho United States at the Vanilla ice Cream of Nat. Goldstein to be will be sufficient to prevent much down paving of the asphaltlc type, building amply represented every fine style, shape and in accordance with re- exposition, Secretary Hughes said, DRINKS :U. Louis internal revenue collector, if any of the paving. The largest permission trim of the season. Each hat, regardless of of protests is said to be cently given by the city would be a credit to our govern Tea Milk Buttermilk price wcru other features. percentage ment, Coffee is an individual creation. Come in and see them. Politics ill tlic Mr. South Edith street, ns tho result of Politics, ns might be expected e the announced unwillingness of the Also Special and A La Carte Service tho City Klectrlc company, because of congressional to elections, was constantly in tho financial Inability, pay for the Our and A La Carte Service lias no Equal of the street car right-of-wa- y. Special NATIONAL GARMENT COMPANY rapltol air during tho entire sossion, paving On Saturday and Sunday Evenings Special Muhlo by tho wilh Innumerable partisan speeches OBCHESTKA lenders of both Following is the schedule of hear- DE LL'XF, 403 W. Central Phone 617 and moves from Tour Service The Old Kcliable "De Luxe Cafe" Meyer Osoff, Mgr. dominant parties. Defeat of vet- ings: Always at erans such as Chairman McCumber Tuesday, September 2C West Special Today of the senate finance committee in Coal avenue. West Silver avenue. the primaries during the session West. Iead avenue, South. Eighth and announcement retirement of street. South Tenth street. Wednesday, September 27 West uoia avenue, ParK avenue, iortn Tenth street, North Eighth street. North Sixth street. Thursday, September 27 West Roma avenue, North Thirteenth GRAPE ICE CREAM REAL STOV1 street. North Walter street. ONLY ONE Cocoanut and Peanut Friday. September 28 South T3UJTnUIL Fourth street, South Second street, Brittle Candy. Atsorted South Seventh street. Fudge. , 25c Saturday, September 30 Luna circle. West New York avenue, 522 West Central South Edith street. Fresh nil Your Ice ALJLEM BRUCE Dip Chocolates, Flavors, With Cream Today, Free Assorted Nuts. IX NEW Mciico HIGH-CLAS- S ACTS OOR THERE ARE a few AT THE CRYSTAL They. Have No Equal in Any Class Saves Money On Your Coal Bill. MEV WHO can afford NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT A GOOD COOKER A LIFETIME WEARER! 'OT TO carry life insurance. The vaudeville bill at. the Crys- A FINE COOKER! tal next Tuesday and Wednesday BCT THEY'RE mighty few. promises to be exceptionally 397 SATISFIED USERS IN ALBUQUERQUE. . good. The program opens with IF TOU'RE one of these men Bill and Jlattlo Carr, who re- quire a full stage to put over DON'T WASTE your time reading their act, which is entitled "A Musical Oddity." Ed. Hastings and PAYMENTS MAY BE AR- THIS ADVERTISEMENT. is a novelty comedy Juggler, said Style to be The Perfection of Over in a clas all by himself. RANGED TO SUIT YOUR BCT IF yonr family cannot go on DeVore and Worth, who carry their own special scenery, appear CONVENIENCE LIVING IV tho same style in an act called "All Hands on at 60 Years of Stove Deck," featuring a black face Quality YOU'RE PROVIDING for them comedian second only to Al Jol-so- n. Tho bill closes with a Building. AFTER YOU can no longer pro- classy dancing turn by the Ro- vide manes sisters. The management a Low of the Crystal opera house an- r. S. government re- GET WISE to the Pacific Mutual nounces that from now on a spe- ports show that soft ... cial matinee will bo given each coal contains 38 per FIVE WAY MnwOMRttllNII r policy. Wednesday afternoon at popular cent of volatile car- Wuft&'ri '!ff1 Adv. prices. Adv. rnce bon or gas. m fa

fn It All-Wo- ordinary stoes Smart ol lias ncv er been iki- - alble Hi burn this fen New Fall Suits at and the preatcr part of Its hPHtlnir power FALL SHIRTS OF lias been lost. Mi Hire'." FINEST QUALITY Flrepot, is constructed VAUDEV , AT $1.50 TO $7.60 to burn $30.00 specially the , , , iras tho smoke ami Moore s uurns tne Gas, tho soot t lreoot You cannot begin to judge Smoke and Soot CLASS ACTS the fine quality and style-mer- it HIGH SELECTED of NEW FALL TIES these suits by their Narrow x'rpcndicul,'ir Mots cteinl from the bottom tn the top of TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY IN BICH COLORS inexpensive price for they the fire pot these slots are connected to much larger flues on the Inside Matinee AT 60c TO $2.50 are splendidly tailored, of wliklf draw the uir from the out side draft door. Wednesday all-wo- Is door Is drawn ol The nlr which ndmitted through the draft np these good fabrics, flues and discharged throuah the slots nguinst the sides of the coal; tho smartly styled. They're de- hent frees the riis from the coal, which Immediately mixes with the air Devore & Worth veloped in the newest and bursts Into flame. The smoke passing out of tho chimney Is white, Bill & Hattie Carr plain heat-nlvln- a con- or in showing that all the qualities In tho coal have been A Musical Oddity ALL HAXD8 OS DECK" sports models; rich BY SPECIAL sumed. The fire burns from the outside In, consuming the A Act. FALL HATS J.V POLISHED MACHINERY. gradually 2 Comedy patterns and colors. Sizes coal toward the center. There are no ashes between the fire and the 1 NEWEST STYLES EACH ONE A MASTERPIECE so that a heat radiates the oven. AT $3.50 TO $9.00 for every man and young pot great through Ed. Hastings Romanos Sisters man. Glass oven door, oven thermometer and Mrs. In ordinary stoves the fire bums from tho Imttom and center toward the and outaldc; tho Is driven tho and wasted, and Comedy Juggling Novelty Classy Novelty Dancer Borer's thcrinomelor guide nssnre perfect bilking-- top gas up chimney anil-scorc- ashes und fuel to oven. The control damper and h cover take all the prevent heat radiating tho worry out of your work, while tho slotted Lire box Through the Invention and nsc of Moore's Flrepot the heating value Finest Fall Suits From looks after your financial Interest. of soft con I or slrtck Is nearly doubled. The cheapest grades of slack "The Woman in Room 13" Tou won't be satisfied until you own a MOORE. coal mil be used with success ns well as the best grade of lump. Get Fall Topcoats at Fashion Park, $35 yours at HOX T FORGET TRF MATINEE WEDNESDAY to AFTERNOON ' $25.00 $35.00 to $50 STOVE STORE OF ALBUQUERQUE NlRhts: T:1S and :1S. , Matinee: 2:80. TRICES: Night. 55c. 35o: Children. 25c. Matinee: 83c; Children, 10c. Me Mandell Clothiers, Inc. THE EXCHANGE FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS 120 West Gold Avenue. "BUY, SELL OR TRADE" Phone 1111 Crystal Opera House Phone 153 116 West Central T. L. and E. L. McSPADDEN, Proprietors. Page Eisht. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAlTS' September 24, 1922.

with milk, and so popular proved in 0 DISPLACE ERITISn DISPATCH the drink that it soon spread to the PLAN 1 TO PEOPLE BETTER wholo world. The first coffee house CUIiZON FRANCE to be opened in Rome was. In fact, LBUQUERQUERUSINESSOLLEGE ON TURKISH CRISIS called: "II caffe Greco" and it may Ill AS LEADING BATSMA in Via JLWAYS still be seen, the picturesque jOETTER, lUSES CELEBRATION FED THAN EVER Condotti, H An idea of how bad was the food Aft EIHCAN LEAGUE COHTES in middlo ages may be had from the COMPLETE IN DAY writings of Tassoni, in whose verse COURSES AND varlouB menus aro described. When GALLUP SHORTLY CLAIMS food was not of In NIGHT SCHOOL 23 tho Asso-jriate- d in BEFORE, the poor quality Chicago, Sept. (by August, but when Jimmy Tierney. the note in its Press?.) Tyrus Kaymoml of tho Pirates, and Hack Miller, itself, predominant preparation was not with regard to There Is a good position you if you are to ;Cobl', batting champion of tho of tho Cubs, began to threaten, he hold it. If awaiting prepared recovered his and taste, but to display. Spices also you can't attend day school, enroll in our night Ceremonial Eclipsing batting eye Italian Investigator Declares were very much in evidence, and classes. started to pull away. This drive sea- Of EVGr.ihition to be crowned with that was the middlo of Is the dishes often were so highly MAY & thinCl ItS Kind started about That Our Food Today soned as to be neither nor nOSKIXG, Proprietors 1' coveted honor Zllthis year. August, when he was hitting only healthy Held HI the bOUthWeStl The Detroit veteran, in his flight .374. Ho has Increased the Best the World Has agreeable- Signor Pedrazzoli pre- steadily a dish according to an old 28-3- 0. to overtake of the and at he is ho pared Set for George Sisler, the rate traveling Ever Known. but was impossi- Sept. is twenty-seve- n his .400 - recipe, the result Browns, today just will easily reach goal " ble. No one could eat and was points behind the St. Ixuis star, but mark. ' it, it tipcclnl lo The Journal, hi Rome. Pept. 23. When all the medically unwholesome. On with Sisler injured nnd it uncertain In Ills last seven games Hornsby Gallup, N. M.. Sept. 23. Sep- as to how much more baseball of world is complaining of what it 2S. 29 the town of Just cracked out thirteen hits, three com- tember and 30, he can this season, Cobb has a which were and four were costs to buy a good dinner, as Letters, photographs and little will hold one of the most play doubles to the before tho war, Gallup in chance to pass him, provided he home runs. pared days presents received from their child- tinique celebrations ever staged or the an Italian investigator has come will hold an inte- averages two hits more for Tierney, who has been tagging ren admirers are the favorite mas- the southwest. It of the season md suffered a forward with tho statement that r-tribal in remaining games Hornsby's heels, slump cots of many famous actresses. Indian ceremonial, to his never before have the peoplo been a of the In- Sisler is unable continue during the past week, hut continues which largo number p as well fed as at present. will normal pace. to bo tho runner-u- with an aver- dian tribes of the southwest is Signor Pedrazzoli has analyzed similar to this Sislor's average, including games age of .372. Miller, of the Cubs, of take part. Nothing of is .418 compared in with an average of the descriptions, in old writings, celebration has ever been attempt- Wednesday, third place hundred-cours- e of the with a mark of .424 a week ago, a .357. The averages include games the banquets ed in this part of the United States. is middle atfes. and tho recitals of off of six points. Cobb of . The program for each day will falling Wednesday. whole cows for the feast-ers- various collecting hits to the tjne of .391 Max Carey, of Hie Pirates, has prepared WHO AFFORD start with a parade of the of Ho finds undoubted exaggera- CM in the native on horse- and is displaying no indications tho base stealing honors easily Football and tribes garb, as the club into for the season with tion, and says that when such back, in biU'kbo.'ird, prairie schoon- slowing up swings sealed up did so final stretch of the race. forty-fou- r his closest rival things happen many people er, covered wagon or ntitoivnbile the thefts, v to meal each in- - TO BE POORELY - Cobb led tho American league Hums, or Cincinnati, and sat down the that DRESSED? Just as they rhoop to enter. There being dividual portion was very small. are few in this section of the every year from 1307, with the Frisch. of New York, who are tied Basketball very t. Such dinners t.lso wore given only exception of 1916 when Tris Speak- with twenty-eigh- country who drive automobiles. in of plenty, but more numer- - MAN must respect himself of the Indians, took the honors batters for 100 or years ' The majority of them stielf to the er, Other leading ous than these were the lean years. before others will horse or the covered wagon as a ai d in 1920, when Sisler was more gamts: respect him. when .331: Then the people were thin and pale, A A crowned king, nnd last season, Bigbee, Lord Curzon. man who means of transportation. Grimes, Chicago, and at tins time originated the ex- - respects himself A tent city has been erected In Harry Heilmann, of the Tigers, Pittsburgh, .IMS; Hollocher, Chi Supplies cannot crowded Cobb out of first Lord British pression "tighten up your belt." dress poorly. the park where tho celebration place. cago, .344; Harper, Cincinnati, ,(4u; Curzon, foreign The seventeenth was the held for of Sisier's mark for stolen bases ap- Cincinnati, ...o'.i; carev, has been ser.t to Paris U century will be the purpose Daubert, minister, n go for food. these It's nonsense to dress the that attend. pears to be safely tucked away, as .334; Young, New in direct touch with French golden During shabily any- housing Indians Pilttsburgh, get chocolate and j forty-seve- n is bet- years potatoes, tea, Many of the tribes that will take thefts thirteen York. .334; Walker, Philadelphia, government leaders regarding the A complete line of way when you can buy Society ter his closest rival, Ken New .330, coffee were introduced into Europe. will nrrive from the distant than .333; Meusel, York, Turkish crisis. He has been in. birth-plac- e part' a teammate. Rome claims to bo tho Brand Clothing. Society Brand reservations or pueblos on the 27th Williams, structed to out to tho French an Oreeks the. Williams a brace of home point of "cafe lalt." Ambulant Wright and Ditson Clothes give most men and will go into camp in park. bagged AND SALAZAR that issues are to sell coffee buckets in that much week and Is SEDILL0 government "bigger used from well-groom- Each Irihle will have an exhibit runs during the past Rome. Romans desired that ore tied with Kogers Hornshy with GO TO GEORGETOWN U. at stake than Turkey." the streets of The athletic appearance. of the various articles used this for mixing Victor The clothes are be- manufactured by them. Vhey will thirty-nin- e for the leadership of Immediately snappy withput also have an exhibit of the prnd'ice the major leagues. son of ing extreme in any for 100 John Sedillo, Attorney supplies. way except that is grown in their respective Other leading batters and Mrs. A. A. Sedillo, and Max value. settlements. These exhibits will be games or more: son Mr. and Mrs. R. Heil- Salazar, t J. under the supervision of Indian Speaker. Cleveland, .376; Salazar. local sheep man, left yes- hub And the value it's there to agents. mann, Detroit, .:!57; Tobin, St, for stay, terday afternoon Washington, tail- The forenoon of earb day will Louis, .331; Galloway, Philadelphia, D. to enter Georgetown univer- FOOTBALLS because these clothes are hand cducatii-n.i- New York. Will- C, he devoted to work. .H30; Pipp, .329; sity. Mr. Sedillo, who is the young- ored of the finest virgin wool. Lectures will be given by the In- iams. St. Louis, .32S; Ed. Miller, est member of the New Mexico $1.25 to $9.00 of De dians explaining the meaning Philadelphia, .32S; Bassler, bar, is a candidate for l. degree in Some men buy their first suit of certain events which they celebrate troit, .32S; Severeid, St. Iouis, .325; the school of law and is vice pres-de- nt The furnish- at various times of the year. The Veach, Detroit, .324: Schang, New of his of Gamma Eta we Society Brands on appearance but as New .324 chapter few and Stewed Heat- ings carry native dances will be exilained York. .324: Meusel, York, Gamma legal fraternity. He for- are up to So- subsequent purchases are made be- far as their religious beliefs nnd Rogers Hornsby, the St. Louis attended the here. BASKETBALLS Brand two merly university ciety cause of the built-i- n of religious superstitions will permit. star, who for the past years Salazar will be a freshman in the Tfec Quality. economy The afternoons will he devoted to has carried off premier batting school of finance at Georgetown. ers at Siar Furniture $3.00 to $13.50 these clothes. Indian sports, and short sketches honors of the National league, has Both young men are graduates of of ceremonial dances in which the launched a final drive to boost his the Albuquerque high school and You'll like the new styles. Indians engage. Tho evenings will 1922 average above the coveted were prominent in athletics. be devoted entirely to the religious 400 mark. Company. and ceremonial dances of all tribes. The St. Louis favorite Is on the GlTtli BREAKS RECORD. The best and most Interesting parts brink of his ambition, the figures Newark, N. J., Sept. 23. Miss ATSONQ of the dances will be selected so showing him hitting .399. In 1920 Camelia Sabie, of Newark, star of 208 Central as to an The time has come to think of W. HWOBEN &KELF.HFR give everyone opportunity he topped the league hitters with the American team of girl athletes, stoves Phone 19 I lit if to see what Indian dances are like. mark of .370, and last season which recently participated in the heating and the best places The majority of the dances are; romped off with the honors with Paris Olympiad, today established to get them. New Mexico's Sport Good; very mucn a repetition or certain lan average of 397. two new world's records for femi- 218 West Central Phone 339 peculiar performances and ceremo Hornsby fell into a slump early nine athletics in a local meet sanc- In addition to a Headquarters. Dials, and they usually continue tioned by the American Athletic carrying large KODAKS throughout the entire night. For union. She cleared the sixty-yar- d display of the famous Round Oak $2 to $70. reason 5 that it would be impossible hurdles in 8 seconds and heaters, the Star Furniture Company to give the entire dance of each L stretched the standing broad jump can offer a choice tribe each night. Besides that, I ecord to eight feet three and three, you among dozens 13 ,. there tuo some tribes that have fourths Inches. of new and renewed stoves of all several very weird and interesting r kinds, types and and dances. To do all of these dances ill sizes, because a would require several weeks of satisfactory selection can best be EXPOSITION TO MAN POSTPONES lime. made from a large stock, we can as- The various Indian tribes of the HIS FUNERAL sure of southwest are taking; a deep In- you complete satisfaction terest in this ceremonial. It ha3 "I am 66 years old and for past with your purchase. AUSPICES BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION, been stated by several of the tribes OCT. 7 two years have been suffering so that they would arrive in the town badly from stomach and liver The stoves we of as "re- in their full native costume. Up troubles, bloating and colic at- speak MERCHANTS EXPOSITION to the present time ten tribes have tacks that I did not expect to live newed" are not merely second hand signified their intention of com- Largest Group of Pure-Bre- d more than a few months and was stoves. Most of them have been ing to the celebration. They are, Cattle Gathered arranging my affairs and even taken into our stock in trade the Vte, Piute, IIopl, Jacarilla, Ever my funeral. Three doses of for new ARMORY, SEPTEMBER 111 H TO 30TH. Navajo, Zuni, Laguna, Acoma, a, Will Be Displayed; Prizes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy have merchandise, and have gone through and the San Domingo tribes. entirely cured me." It is a sim-ple- e, our renewing department before be- The Gallup Inter-Trib- al Indian Total $35,130. harmless preparation that on From 3 to 5 P. M. and 7 10:30 M. V association hopes to make this removes tho catarrhal mucus ing placed sale again. In this Open Daily to P. ceremonial an annual affair and Hamllne, Minn-- Sept. 23. The from the intestinal tract and al- department all worn or broken believe that it will to he one part grow largest group of pure-bre- d dairy lays the inflammation which are replaced and the stoves refinish-ed- . of the most Interesting events of dis- causes all the cattle ever gathered will be practically stomach, All of these stoves have Samples, Free Prizes country. played at the National Dairy expo liver and Intestinal ailments, In- years Featuring sition to be held here October 7 to cluding appendicitis. One dose of service left in them. 14. when $35,130 In prizes will be will convince or money refunded. Specially Musical TRANSOCEANIC offered, according to officials. For sale by the Brlggs Pharmacy We invite your inspection. Arranged Program Cattle from the prize herds of and druggists everywhere. Adv. large Wisconsin farms and other parts of America's dairy section will Show, Afternoon 4:30 m. be exhibited at the exposition which STAR Fl2KtrilRE CO. Baby Saturday Sept. 30, p. TRAVEL IS sponsors declaro will be the largest Come in I of . and Inspect its kind. IUW.OOIO AVL. PHONE. El All and from four of The United States Department of Our Modern baby girls boys months to four years age Agriculture will with the Safety S to be vote the audience BERLIN 'expositio.. officials in turning dairy Vaults - f-- judged by popular by (no judges) hall into a huge educational exhibit Deposit j- 1 of and their uses. dairy products 25 Included in the hall's features Admission: Adults, cents; Children, 10 Cents. Berlin, Sept. 23. Will the air will be the government exhibit, a For a moderate charge over the Atlantic shortly be roaring model dairy kitchen directed by with giant floating palaces capable Ijirs. Paul Hemming in which the per year you may secure trans-oceani- c of making the flight RP(, 0f mik n tne home kitchen In 60 hours? - ill he demonstrated. a box in thia vault pro- Some enthusiasts, who claim defi- Demonstration also will be made nite plans are under consideration of the department's market report viding ample storage for for the monster trans-Atlant- air service, by radio, telegraph and liners, are described in other quar Is to ' mail, which available farmers. jewelry, valuable papers, ters as mere deal manufacturers, distributors and ing in Just ordinary "castles in the 'consumers, bonds and other securi- air." mniA The various cattle associations ties, to which you have if The proposed ships would each have assisted in raising the total of Y a have gas capacity of 110,000 to the prizes offered. In each of the access at all times during 150,000 cubic meters. They would fivo breed divisions $3,790 will be UCK tear through the clouds at the rate offered to the regular classes. In business hours. of 140 miles an hour, unless there addition to this special prizes of- - WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BUY A SUP was no urgent demand for speed case in which they would slow down jtions raises tho totaj to much larger iu ivv jmiea. rcucn a. essei would First Savings Bank PLY OF THE FAMOUS be 2 meters T5 figures. long, meters wide Boys' and Girls' calf clubs have at its greatest diameter, and 39 been offered to and meters of prizes amounting high from the top the $2,200 by the National Dairy asso- gas-ba- g to il.e bottom of the body. ciation, $440 being given to exhibit- The power would be provided by ors in each class. In addition each Trust five motors of bOO each-It- Company HANAN horsepower of the breed associations is giving carrying capacity would be in of work 90,000 prizes recognition the Ai.moi'i:norrc n. m. kilograms, of which 40,000 done by the clubs. AND would be required for fuel, ."ond, et cetera, tho remainder being for mails and passengers. The esti- mated passenger accommodation? would allow for 100 fares in addi- tion to a crew of fifty. The mam- Bostonian Shoes moth airships would be equipped with all possible comforts and con- Delmonico Cafe veniences, resembling in comfort tho great ocean steamships now in service. "SERVICE QUALITY CLEANLINESS" The British Miners Federation That the motlo of the nicest, most conveniently loeated and Sale s Is to he la- the content Onte in tho city AND WK WANT YOL'K PAT- M the Start 25 reputed strongest bor union in the RONAGE, guaranteeing you tho best In the market. onday. world. We Sept Bought Them at Half Price We Will Sell Them Half Price Hanan Bostonian You MENU at the and the Know Them Regular $15 Shoes, at Our Sale: Hanan $7.95; Bostonian, $6.95. MEN, WHEN IN CHICAGO 75c Sunday Dinner 75c Come nnd See for You roe) f. RELISHES Olives Sliced Tomatoes BOYS1 The Dr. Lorenz Ripe Toung Celery 'S WOMEN'S Electro Body Battery Young Radishes Young Cucumbers is the lfreate.it Inven- SOUPS Excelsior, $5.50, for ...... $3.45 tion for weaknpKS Choice of and Cream of Chicken a la Rheiu Broth ' debility the Turkey Vermicelli Hanan, $15, $17, for Sclz High-Heele- d, High-To- p, Boys' Scout Shoes for $1.65 world h a ever $7.95 wai known. No drugn, no ENTREES Choice of Bostonian, $12, , medicines, no diet-iti- Stuffed Young Turkey Giblet Sauce and Currant Jelly $14, for...... $6.95 $5, now .$2.25 no unusual de- Stuffed Half Spring Chicken Sweet Potatoes Gotzian, for GIRLS' $6, $3.95 Foot-Schultz- e, mands of any iort, Stuffed Chicken $6, for. $2.95 iust cease all dlssi pa Young Apple Sauce T Work Girls' sale flj tlon and tnis tnven-I- t VEGETABLES Shoe, $4, for $2.25 Shoes, price $2.45 IU Inn do the work Prices of all Shoes and of all modes 'Wit enl stream nf Mashed Totatoes Fresh String Ecans Work Shoe, $6, for $4.75 AH Low Cuts Reduced. vital life Into ytmr Green Peas reduced. SALADS time you are asleep. Heads of Lettuce on French Dressing Tor th treatment of rheumatism, weak There la Not an Unlimited Number of These Famous Shoes. won't last forever. Come early. If back, nervounn(S5, stomach, liver and BEVERAGES They kidney disorders, Is Is Incomparable, Vr. Cffp Iced Tea Sweet Milk or Buttermilk You Know Shoes and Know the You Will Not Allow Loren' Lry Cell Stora?o Battery is a Hanan and Bostonian Shoes, This Opportunity to liifch-arad- e battery, requires no charging DESSERTS Pass Without with vlnofrar or acids, is 300 per cent Ice Cream Making a Purchase. easier applied, (fives ioO per cent greater Strawberry ftrvir. and Is sold at a low price without added cost fur fancy bucks, ' A booklet wllh full particulars and fsfitw-- by mall sealed. 408y2 West 408V2 West prices FKEE FAMILY SHOE STORE , f. Delmonico Cafe Central Avenue. Central Avenue. J. A. Lorenz Electric Works Phone M5'V. 911 West Central Avenue. NO. 2 t'.W .Lincoln Aitnur. CHICAGO, ILL. i September 2-- 1022. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pafje Nino.

n, with scores of anxious spec POSES? NO, SIREE! SHE DOESN'T HAVE TO; crowding about those lucky ALBUOUEROUE IS BEAUTY TAKES THRONGS NIGHTLY s UKh to get places. BEST PICTURE WITHOUT The roulette wheel is operated only for ono hour each night, and IP here the maximum bets range from IGHLY PRAISED ""ST" OAMBL! L :i, 000, 00(1 rubles on a siuglo CRQWD II U ber to 30,000,000 on i. color. The wheel has two zeros, Instead of tin usual one at Monte and the Now Carlo, of the "house" a. roulette Prepare profits 0h BY N ARRIVAL INMOSGOW! ' DENS are, in proportion, twice those - which the Monte Carlo gamblers r. reap from their wheels. At least $1!00,000 changes hands E. F. Hulick Claims the City There Are Five Players nightly at this casino, for the t 4 r 7 X i Vf Avai- "Mouse," in taking five per cent Has Greater Prosperity Waiting for Every from each baccarat pot- reaps an Than Any Other Place in lable Seat Around Bacca- average of about $10,000 a night. Iteeently one nigjit'w takings were the United States. rat and Roulette Tables. 69,000,000,000 rubles. 1 -- ., The following article written by .Moscow, Sept. :3. There arc five E. I' Hulick, who came to Albu- players waiting for every available querque not long ago from Charl- I seat around the baccarat ana ruiu-ett- e in a recent Is- tJtA tables in tho newly opened ton, Iowa, appeared Casino in Moscow, wlu-n- sue of the Chariton Leader; stumbling the play runs high lrom 8 ochhk "Editor Chariton Leader: ite in tho evening until J wo w.: INDUCES "I welcome The Leader, always morning. ana and the Iowa Magazine section la Frequenters of Monte Carlo a the other bin European gamin,: great. It would be a credit to city Russian of a hundred thousand. places in tho old days when aristocrats went .abroad to spcinl "But I want to uso your columns the 625363 to tell of my new home their money, always remember something most reckless ana in- Albuquerque, New Mexico. A lot Slavs as the of veterate of gamblers. A visit to Humphreys' Number more people, know something shows that all Albuquerque now than they knew casino today "Forty" Induces Repose, :K The Cham- of tho troubles of the Russian - of It three months ago. not and Natural, Refreshing!- ber of Commerce is a live organiza- have changed them. Workmen, roughly dressed, and Sleep. tion with about twelve hundred ten and members. has been the unshaven, with heaps of For Sleepless- It showing hundred million ruble notes in front Insomnia, city to thousands of people who me ness, Wakefulness. on to or from of them, sit tensely watning stop here their way turn of a card at tables where, per- - No No the Pacific coast. The manager un- Narcotic, Dope. best hops, a fashionably dressed girl, 10c. and $1.00. at all Prusr Stnrep, er goes on the theory that the over a on is to able to get a seat, bans i.rnt receipt rf Jirlce, or C. O. D. Par- 1 way to advertise Albuquerque workmen and asks him to place a cel Pout. show the city itself. or that they IIuinhr:r's Honien. MedtHnn Co.. 136 the city bet for her, proposes William New York. Medical Book "The work of showing tako tho "bank" at baccarat to Street, began when a special train of real Free, SEE OUR enroute 111 gether. estate men came through Uilllons. IOse or Win If ii m n li r p s ' "Seventy-sewn- " to their national convention in San iff the y of May. Wlf Foreigners wonder where breaks Colds that on. Francisco In the last days up hang ar- got their money, l'etsons The Chamber o Commerce players their Sold by dealers from Canada to have whoso appearance suggest In Cape Horn. Adv. ranged with tho railroads the vagrancy court, or two hours in this city-Th- readiness for the train stop v the dig heaps of Uus-- delegates, numbering more v poor house, FALL ft currency STYLES slan ruble notes, foreign than two hundred, were driven out of the ir- and even gold coins ragged EXCELSIOR about the town and through iri4!7 lose or win billions with- the valley. coats, and rigated lands of adjacent out outward appearance of elation The Water Good clothes for all occasions, whether it be worlc, "They were shown the six great Soft pa- or discomposure. sanitariums where tubercular is con- - 'dress, or recreation. of tho United The "big play" at baccarat play The proper attire for each ac- tients from all parts fined to one room, barred to all Laundry States come for treatment. Also 177 PIION1 -- 177 are those except actual players. Here tivity add much to your comfort. they saw the huge shops that bet is 50,000,000 ru- here the Santa Fe Miss the minimum being built by Regina Quinn. bles or, at present rates, about n tho nine-stor- y bank building road; Miss delicate American money. From this Leather vests and jackets, sweaters and sweater that was then starting sky- Regma Quinn's beauty adapts itself most perfectly built just in1 minimum banks are frequently THE STITCH IN the Alvarado hotel that is to the sensitive photographic plate, better than that of any other girl -- new ideas in ward, new up to many billions of rubles, equal TIME coats, all the cold weather clothes it doubling its guest capacity, the the United States, according to a committee representing the Eastman dollars. At SHOP prices at a cos. Kodak The decision to several thousand hotel that is being built Company. was announced after five judges had other tables the minimum bet is "A Stitch In Time Saves all can afford. of J350.000 by community subscrip- considered candidates from all parts of the country. cr two and a half! Nine." half dozen build- 10,000,000 rubles, tions, a apartment dollars, and these tables are in the ROYAL CLKANUHS ings under construction, and hun- 420 West Gold. IMicno 487W. Woolen hose for sport wear, for hunting, golf ami dreds of private residences going count of darkness. The two teams Mrs, L. M. Ilagans, I'rop. up. will resume hostilities af- all other uses. The best line we have ever shown. SB is about DARKNESS ENDS Sunday "Albuquerque spending ternoon at 3 o'clock. The Dixie OIL LIGHT BEATS 000, 000 in buildings, exclusive of $4, series A line of the $1,500 000 being expended by championship stands three ELECTRIC OR GAS real winter oxfords nnd shoes both the Santa Ve road this year on its victories for Fort Worth and one ex- a m shop Improvements and of the FORI WORTH for Mobile. Parcel Delivery blacks and tans and real line of leather boots. penditures on the new sawmill ID About 6,000 people were in at- BURNS 94 AIR 3 which is being erected Just north of tendance, a dele- when Including large the city where the payroll, gation of Fort Worth fans who A new oil that gives an is will bo ?00,-00- 0 lamp the mill completed, brought tho Fort Worth police amazingly brilliant, soft, white a month. It will bo a duplicate band with them. or in tho light, even better than gas of the mill now in operation The game was one of the most has been tested by tho IBipiTEST exciting of the series, even more electricity, city, In whtta U. S. Government and 35 leading I "New Mexico Is the first exciting than yesterday's memora- be su- and In yellow Teams Battle Ten ble universities and found to pine lumber third Through battle when Mobile scored Its 10 oil ALBUQUERQUE'S EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS and is the center first perior to ordinary lamps. pine, Albuquerque - and Quit With victory. without odor, smoke or of this timber industry, and is op- Innings Manager Atz sent his ar- It burns fac- spitball noise no pumping up. is simple, crating a big box and furniture the Score 6 to tist, Wachtcl, in to take the game cent of whic.i Standing from the Mobile Bears. clean, safe. Burns 04 per tory, for the products Wachtel, 6 cent common kero- markets are found as far east as 6; 6,000 Spectators. however, was not aa effective air and per 1 and as far weat U3 the Southern as sene (coal-oll- ). Cleveland. Ohio, against leaguers 51. !czt:j:. S3. Mobile he was In Fort Worth. Mo- Tho Inventor, if. Johnson, Los Angeles. Mobile, Ala., Sept. After is real estate men were bile scored a. run in second in- 609 W. Lake .St., Chicago, 111., "Then the Southern association champions the 10 'ri:: Mexico State Uni- ning de- offering to send a lamp on shown the New - staved off defeat this afternoon in they pounded th moist which is sustained by in- livery pitcher hard m tho sixth in- days' FREE trial, or even to give versity, endow- a ninth Inning rally, after two men ono to tho first user in , ( unie from 250,000 acres.ol ning, when they batted out four FREH ment lands and from appropria- were out, and then battled tho runs. each locality who will help him tions by the legislature and from Texas league champions through a Score: n. h, E. introduce it. Write him today tuition and fees paid by a large ten-Inni- contest. Umpire Pir-ma- n Fort Worth 001 012 020 13 0 for full particulars. Also ask him come here Mobile 010 004 0066 2 can the number of students that then called tho game on ac- - 001 9 to explain how you get from other states. The architecture Batteries. Wachtel, Pnte, agency, and without experience of the State University Is unique in Goodbrad and Moore; Henry, Ful- or money make $250 to $500 per tho fact that it perpetuates tne the of the ton and Baker. month. Adv. which valley Ilio Grande, north Pueblo Indian architecture and south of Albuquerque. was found here when tho Spaniards "There are great opportunities in came- years before the I eighty Rock. this state for making money- though landed at Plymouth people have come to regard it as a Also the realtors were shown the kind of is a suburb, paradise for 'lungers.' It Here Are Edison Spanish town which is recognized as tho best climate in 4,000 population. with more than the world for the cure of tubercu ''4 nriirt-iirl-i riii saw tho architecture, Re-creati- There thev losis. The city of Albuquerque, on Spanish-speakin- g people, ami aside for October the customs of from the native Spanish pop- the costumes and the ulation, Is largely made up of peo-- ; of tho sixteenth century. who came here on of Spain It plo account Becky the and Sadie's "The vistors were delighted. tuberculosis. But it is a great in Spanish Pnnoer, Wells; was like a abroad. The climate Birthday Tarty Julian Rose, Vaudeville trip justice to Albuquerque to believe' fi it is Specialties o .i 3 1.00 also entranced them, because that It to of Tor ,.,,1H Comfortable hs nothing except Broken Doll. Tate, Manuel and rque Komain, Tenor; journal , hpre. Morning a dry climate, an allitiiuo nf five Hal always requires at least Happy U'l Margaret Ilellar 600 IG 1.00 sleeping some- thousand feel, pure water and mild. (.'111 mi frcnn From Yet Kes-- , one blanket. Tho duys are weather (What Vengeance the are al- springlike nearly all the trains Me) (Sextet) Juclu dl J.ninnicrnioor, times warm; but nights year. The In New Mexico cooS The altitude here s a Donizetti, Alice Verlet, Ouido, Ciccolini Leading Newspaper ways is "About Alberquerquo nre big Arthur Middleton, mile above sea level, and the air - Henri Scott, Merle Alcock, else In tne ranches and little farms of wonder- Enrico Baroni, Mixed Voices in Italian; and dryer than anywhere ful productivity, huge, forests, coal, Chi mi Loicla di United States. frena Lammermoor came iron and copper mines, and an ever Marie Rappold, Margaret Matzenauer, "Following tho tealtors, demand for houses and Olovannl trains bearing, In two days, increasing Zenatello, Arthur Middleton, Thomas special Rota-rian- s apartments in which healthseekers Chalmers, Enrico Baroni, Mixed Vocies in more than three thousand and seekers live. Italian PEOPLE enroute to Los Angeles. Tbey pleasure may Itl 82266 2.00 THE READ. IT; has more than three hundred Country Fiddler At Home, Taggart; and were shown over the city. cloudless and sun is at Country Rotarlana were all days, the the! Fiddler the Hotel Charles Ross Taggart . 51001 1.00 "Before the great provided by nature, Country Fiddler At the out of the me epetmi antiseptic Hotel, Taggart; and city, came, People nre flocking hero from all Country Fiddler At Home Charles I5os BECAUS-E- bearing thousands'ot Shriners of the United States. Taggart over the parts ' 51001 1.00 and they were shown city. "With its Us In- - Dear Old of moving prehistoric ruins, Fashioned Irish Songs My Mother Sung On the biggest the days dian pueblos, its towns and t Me, H. Von Tilzer, J It has a circulation of over subscribers. were made and about j& Spanish George McKaddcn, Tenor paid 8,400 pictures haciendas, its huge mountains and and One Loving Caress Gladys Rice and Mar- automobiles were active all day ion about the city. verdant valleys, coming to New Evelyn Cox 50947 1.00 It is hauling the knights Mexico Is like taking a abroad, Dl Provenia il mar (Hath Thy Homo In independent, conservative and constructive. "Next game specials loaded with trip Fair etc-- , "R. F. HUUCK, Provence) La Travlnta, Verdi, In and dentists, bankers, ' Italian; osteopaths, UP "Albuquerque, N.M., Aug. 26, 1922. Torn's Surrienlo, in Neapolitan Fernando It is in going to or from conventions. Guanerl, Baritone published solely the interest of New Mexico. more than 13,000 visit-or- s S0724 1.50 to this time Douto de ia lumlere (Doubt tho Light. liiitNoi have been shown about the city is of Chamber My Love) Hamlet, Thomas, Alice Verlet and J It clean and unsensational and publishes the most through the efforts the Orphee Langevin, Soprano and in In three months. , and Les Baritone, of Commerce i French, Filles de Cadix Alice Verlet S""65 1.00 news of the state and it wonder that in this lit- T Do You Sometimes important nation, city. "Is any Includ Think of Me? MacMeekin tle city of 28,000 population, Marlon Evelyn Cox and John Young, Contralto there snouia w Biemj-- and Tenor; and On tho ing suburbs, else in Itoad to Home Sweet prosperity than anywhere Home John Young and Oeorge-- W. Reunion 509 19 1.00 the United States at this time? Happy Lil Sal, Jacobs-Bon- d, Margaret Ilellar "Of course, Iowa beats the world Soprano; and Broken Doll Manuel leads in Komain 50146 1.00 for agriculture, and it In Our Hungnlow Itose of China, Veesey Helen ADVERTISERS USE IT; of northern European Clark and Joseph Contralto aiid sturdy people like Phillips, Bari- stock. New Mexico is much tone; and Mountain Maid George Wilton ancient Judea or Egypt. The plains, mallard 1.00 called are for Les Filles do r03is mesas they are here Cadis (Tho Maids or Cadiz), s. BECAUS- of herds of cattle and flocks Alice Verlet, in E- grazing are The Possesion Soprano, French; and of sheep. The Irrigated valleys Doute de la lumiore Hamlet Alice Verlet fertile, and another great and Orphce Langevin extremely In Of Mountain ' S'Ci 2.00 It is Irrigation project is under way Money Maid, Timmons. George Wiiton Bal- 1$ read by more people than any other newspaper lard, Tenor; and In Our Bungalow Rose China Helen ot in New Clark and Joseph Phillips.. 505 13 1.00 Mexico, Signifies power It One, Loving Caress, Wenrich, Gladys nice and FAIR EARNING Marion Evelyn paves tho way by Cox, soprano and Contralto-an- It has the best and classified sec- Having publicly informed the wlitcli Dear Old Fashioned Irish Mv tj largest advertising - the ordinary Mother to Songs people of Bomnambulistic proelv- man can help- - others Sang Me George McFadden. 503 17 1.00 m A.,H Mm Wa and VllR On Road tion of in New Mexico. lty Ui UUi wi. "no"'"" nnd himself. tho to Home, Sweet Home, Van any newspaper uneontrolable thirst for the p is-- 1 John Young and George W. Reardon session ot oia iiirniiuro uitcuin it behooves Tenor and Baritone; and Do You Sometimes es- Therefore of Mo? Vith the fact of his having you to strive within Think Marlon Evelyn Cox and John tablished residence and a bus- Young we. reasonable means to S09l;) 1.00 iness in tho cjy. Now accumulate it. Sadie's Blrday Party; and Becky the Spanish Waggener's Stove of 305 North Dancer Julian Rose, Vaudeville Specialties 50952 1.00 First strpet, Albuquerque, United Serenade. Moszkowski, Creatore and His Band-an- do Deposit your surplus True to the States of America, hereby, lit the Citizen's Na- Flag March United Slates The Rflornin now and forever solemnly warn Marino Band , and tional Bank it will " 509 13 1.00 Ibuquerque the for the peoplo of city 4 cent in- Something Whispers, Doane, and When the will prose-a.w- a draw per miles around that we terest and tho Mists Have Rolled Away Metropolitan v.A varv irtpnt of nnv tempta- Quartet, Mixed Voices - whole tion will not ho go7o3 1.50 nnd every law of the ' to It. Torn' 'a Surrlento, De Curtis, In Neapolitan';' and United States ana rew Mexico great squander Di Provenza il mar La The In New IViexico sooner Travlata, in Italian Leading Newspaper Immediately If not any Fernando Guanerl, Baritone s n: u 1.50 person, male or female, natural- True to tho Flng March, Von Blon United ly or otherwise born for any States Marine Band; and Serenade Creatoro Mr. harm done our Waggoner CITIZEN'S 1 and His Band C0945 1.00 during his somnambulelstle ram-blln- When the Mists Have Rolled iiiid be- Away, Sankey' for, as we have said Whispers-Metropolit- an NATIONAL Something Quartet ' fore, he Is perfectly harmless i. Mixed Voices a touch jnT'S 1,50 nnd kind word, a gentle Where the Silvery Colorado Wends Its Way r r a littlo cold water will arouse BANK Walter Van Avrill,' Brunt, Tenor, Chorus-an- and cash I and ' .hint he will pay you "Humoreske" Song Walter Van Brunt 5100" 1.00 or swap his hat for your old jfc "The Hank jnf furniture or will trado new goods 7 for anything ho can get In his . Personal Service" house, eat or drair off. WAGENER'S STORE .".OS North 1'lrst Mrert .lbii(iirriiir, T S. A. . - ., 1'Uoiie 375, , ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL September 24, 1922. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I.ONE STAR ACTO LINE INVKNTOK Tha orange eoloreo cara. Engie. Ele. ENGLISH A t lUKNe.lrn. phant Butte dam and Hot Springs, N. M. Meat all at CREDIT FOR WILSON AND WILSON, triune Engie, leaving CLAIMS Hot Springs al 11 .30 a. m and 2:30 p. m. Markets Atturoeya, Oldeat beat cara on The WORLD WAR TANKS Kooma 15. 17 and 19 Cromwell Building. Dam drKera, Dam Phone I153-.7- . the Dam Una. Wa drive ",ur own cara. Write for reservatlona at our expense. FOR SALE .Miscellaneous WANTED Agentt WANTED Salesmen BUSINESS CHANCES I'll V KICI AM AMI biaK4HXVn. HEFFERNAN BROS., Prnpt H.i i.e.rr ikak.s. Rl'MMAGK Bales make J.'.O dully; we 57 MILES per gallou made with new FOR SALE Hotel, Fourth and Central, UK. 8. I.. BURTON, Hot t.prlngs. N. S. i? ihn lm.j. Write 62H-- . Btart you wanted Vapurlzer. Diseases of Iba Stomach FINANCIAL KAt.K St. can-nrl- representatives patented gasoline phone Antirealjuiff roller "Whole-Buleri?- for Co., 9. 1.114 Went everywhere; permanent business, particulars. Stransky Vaporiser FOR BALE Hotel, Suite Barnett Building Fruit. fi 09 Dfvlslon S. JX twenty rooms, pool street, '"'hieago. Pukwana, C AK . Albuqnerqne-Bant- a re-- T FOi; SAI.K N,nv l.'oroniL hal) and bar: good leuse. 313 South OR. MARGARET TWHIGHT, Willi Mrcct. typewriter, JSj" 96c WATKUPKOOF kitchen 23 8TA4I1S n Y. Y. r. A. AGENTS Wonderful seller, profit aprons shopping First. Realdenca II Kast Central UAIl.r K Vf.'k. !.t. 2 3. Stock Mute), renin sa les, Deliver on reduced. Phona 571. Taoa - every dollar spot. bags; highest grade; prices WELL high-clas- s To (Bead Dowel in l'"(.dt SA Bon-To- St. established business, 7:80 a -- in, mil tu higher ground Bcautlfu: nnjuntfd tlcer'i Llcersn unnecessary. Sample free. Mis .Ill South Broadway, Louis, on for UR. 8. MAHI.K STiEEf.S. Loave nt, M privet, flno can be 8 Central, 91,000. Joseph Collier, 18:80 lialr" hoi, .lay sossiun, head, specimen; seen at sion. Factory 328 W. IJlco, Los Missouri. 2I7 Gold. Arti,a am. todays Mi't Hunger'! West Osteopathic Physician, ..11:10 n. m. 7 tu cover- Sn,hilery. f'allf. MAKE"$30d to $600 per month distribut- Cltlxena 881-- or S025-.- 1 Leave largely in response tiiurt FOR SALE Two-stor- y brick Bank Bldg. Ph. m. KOK SA l.li Uoy' gu,n condi AG1SNTS $75 to $150 free sam- - easy, permanent worn, building, Leava 1:0 p. weekly; ing tspeednllne, 215 Suuth First; location good for any UK. C. I LAI1KK, 11:00 p. ni. ing tion, fi.,. Cnll niornin,T8, apartment 3, ples: larsret aeurtment of winnow exclusive territory; automobile free. t. Arrive, .iiiivo interests who had 1211 Wost kind of business. Eye. Far, Nose and Throat. To A (Bead hpcru Kuma. hIrh letters; easily npplletl ; experience Write for particulars. Bpeedollne Co.. 111. huqaerqo l'p sold tin- decline, FOR SALE Pool hall and barber shop, Barnett Building PnoDt Albuquerque ...Arrive... 1:00 p. m. !! iirmrnt:y Fult SAt.B Stark lipllolous and unnecessary. Acme Sign Letter Co., C804 IV pt. 74, DaMas Texsa. Offtca Houra 4:00 to remain uncov- - applet at Bernalillo. Write or aoe Santa Fa ..earns... p.m. were tiis'inclliieil ether Wlhvv s Farm. Tostr (.'nnnrusH, Chicago. Agnaclo 11 2 m. of w v.irietiea. SA LEHM F.N To Hell full line crockery. Del N. M. to a. m.. and to I p. Kama Pa Anlve...l2:5 p. m. the weekend in view nfflce ::)11-K- Valle. Hornallllo, ered out E3 box Kir,: ntiniii, SKLfi "OLD MASTKU" auto enamel. glass, aluminum and enamel ware, also Rspamla ,. II :I6 a, m. hie in the tfrA FOR SALE A flve-rou- houae and ...... Arrive. tlio more, favont KOIt SA LE twu blr yvlffc 1,1 A"l cnncll- - wonderful results. "Paint car today cash Job lots white and deceroaed rvf. M. Taoa 1:1" , in small W. SHERIDAN. 0. Lear... a Near l,n:-:t- early developments tinn, at a barffntn; ufieJ eiKiH montha. ilrive tomorrow;" sfortled, enthused auto crockery and enamel ware; big commis- grocery; close In; suod business FARETO SANTA FF., 4.50,i ast excuse for Exclusive Call at 311 South Seventh. Practice Limited to TO 51). which were used an -- Apply South Kirat. world. territory. Akron Paint sion, liakcr Pottery Co., ffebring, Ohio. TAOS. Ill fa" Product n Co., Akron, Ohio. FOR RENT Shoe - HISKASRS bear aiunks. Trading was more BUV Yot'K DHOOMS. In V" ' men of clean-cu- t repair ahop; fully UKNJTO I'KINARS Albuquerque Headqusrtera Rlngllng i, made Albuquer IEIVTivm Integrity, no ' Prothsrs' Rtora. 110 West Central que. Huko Itrofin 1623 SOAP agents Investigate our line before t.nd agepas've, who are real sales- equipped; competition; bargain for AXD D1SEASK.6 OF TlftC (SHIN itgar moderate. city Factory. good man. Address Box 268. to In Aval Phoea nOO. indi- South SC-J- . riotnir anything else; we ve (fot the best men. Men wh in this rlnas can iarn Santa Rita. nseprmuB ijihuratnrji Cottoectlon Gulf hihle Sirrl was the Uroadway, plinne aie M. - Santa ConCae nmbt Jour-n- . N. Hbum- HHA Fa Headquartcra Bank helm? to POn uaed. line, t'Iggent variety and profitable $100 per week. Address care Citizen Untik Bias. vidual feature, pushed up SALE Player plan,,, excellent ' FOR SA LE tinner. Phone ill. caan for you. Write today; our proposition and an Interview will be arranned. Stores, hotels, rooluiuu a net gain of more than lour points. condition; rirat Investicatini will you, American Products houses, garages, restauranta and aure to take it. t'hone 108. purprls ' SALESMEN und joLbers; we manufact- ullut C. BAKES, M. D. Much the recent buying las buyer Co.. S13L' O, hluh-ela- F. of American Bkig., Cincinnati, ured wines, brandies, etc.. before pro- propositions not advertised of TVI'EWHITEItS. all niakei. 115 and r.uberta-Turne- r KllteJ been attritnucd to a roup up. AGFJNTS $75 to $100 weekly taking now finest sub- locally. Co.. 218 Wesl Dlseanes of the Kyt. UlaB( $.1 per month. hibition, producing legal Gold. N. Bee-on- d bankers and the dullish Albuquerque Typewriter orders for our high-grad- o union made whirlwind Office removed to 114 r.'ncnange. South Fourih. stitutes; seller; large profits. H4a. operations have been ai'Ie.l by- the i:; specially priced raincoats, $.1.95, direct American Cordial Co., 1700 North Spring FUR SALE Cafe, four years established st. Ground floor. Phone Metal Lawn Fences limited .supply for trading MM 'A FOIt KAI.E Used traetora. and from factory. Consumers M fg. Co., 720 street, Los AngMcs, Calif. business; will sell cheap If aold at floating with Hardware 1U4. Standard Oil of New Kanp plows. Wf?t Konjrevelt road. Chicago, Dept. sXLESMEN- - Lcal. for freight bill audit- once; on national highway, write fot Wa manufacture welded frame purposes. j Pepartmetit. J Korber k Company to W. H. Commercial Jersev was pushed up to a new A(.JENT.S Enjoy prosperity Tteauttful ing system: all merchanta and manu- partlculara Stovall. wlra fence and gates, an) FOt: SALE Fn-tl- i buttermilk and d new lfn comhlnation toilet need $15 Cafe, Hnlhrook. Aria, style to ault high,' and pood were record- onmlete facturers It; commission and C hlroprnrtle. purchasers. gains cheese, alto freah milk In gallon article nets; magnificent display boxes, each no ex- FOR SALE One of the finest cafes in Gates wlil nut aag, and with the Mexican Petroleum. Asso- l"ta. upward alr; competition; Ill and 20 Arailjo Building. ed fry Pwavn Dairy, phor.e llls-- selis Instantly now until Xmas; perience unnecessary, Outfit free. Na- nurthern Arizona, long lease, excellent Iron posts, aet m cement, tbla atyle ciated Oil, Houston and Pnillips OR BALK One splendid rStewart baae- - profit!"; exclusive territory. Fos- tional Freight Bureau, established trade, good location; twu of the partners la practically everlasting. Petroleum. Kails advanced with burnor, er.e Copper Clad range: fine ter Tlid Factories. 'tOJi "St at go. CM ca g o. 1394L Hitiadway, New York City. are to leave fur Europe; act quick. Ad- Samples on view at our office, 1110 So 1947-- the rest of the list hut fraitifl were condlllon, at a bargain. Phone 2211 .T. Ii UtAUK men ror be the dress postofflce box 3 14. Flagstaff, Ariz. 'h Broadway. Phone of one Millf epecinity patent THIS MAY Just opportunity ynu generally within a radius FOR SA LK TypewTlVcra prleM rtichl ed check protector f"untaln pen; have been looking for; wholofulo house EAT GLANDMAKO on trial fur ten days C. H. CARNES point. for quick R.'il Wm. Wilcex, 302'.i fur year?; everybody who writes doing a nullonal business, has opening at our risk and pay nothing If falls to New Mexico Steel wrfe anions the fea- West rnt''b!. pivne poo. is pooit prospect for this pen; agents In New-Met- for a live pales repre- restore pep and youthful vigor. State If Equipments average $1''. Krltlk- - line of Bold to re- for ur female. tures in The Industrial group, FOK UL'ICK fALK Oaali. about 5,000 evervihero dally sentative; staple goods male, Sample. Booklet, SPECIALIST IN OCUAB 2.000 one rofi Tims., Inc., 118 West Illinois street, tail merchants, the flvo leading trades; etc. free. Box Los Angeles. Calif. Company, Inc. American Car. lialdwin and Pull- brfck: bate; load atone: 110 s KKKBAITION Rood f'h'tcng". complete Information upon request. estabirshed for II. I.Orlli each a or takea it: al.' truck body for Ford, 1321 BUSINESS twenty years, 1051-- HAHN, Manager. man improving point A. lllxler Co., 271, S. Phone 2023-- J. were John Corrj worth $20, for $10. Act quick. 322 North AOKaNTS WAN'TETf To sell the fluent r. Pept. quick sale; excellent for man or man 10? fourth. 2100 South Second. Phone more. Steels and coppers e suits nt Kuclid Ave. Cleveland. Ohio. arid for 1300 SI. Third. wife; ideal healthseekers; virtually unchanged but Joseph John A. Corry, English inventor, 3 o and up, which includes a good WANllsY)'- - Salesman to cover New Mex- required. Apply after a p. m.. or Sun- I AF't'l.Ks: APPLES: Foncy and extra. Lead advanced U in response 10 walked from Leeds to Lon- profit for you. You get your profits in ico and Arizona, with nationally known day. '. H. Threadglll. 1S20 Forrester. recently fancy .lonnthat,, delivered by parcct now and and Improved trade &0 advance. Fall samples ready. line of men's, hoys', children's nth, To lease luun hijrher prices don to claim his as inventor post to oijr door, pound box, J1.B0. tr men Im- Liberal WANTED good pmalt Sears ltoebuck. Corn rights mon-- JJt Farm-Inirto- Special proposition writing letlo underwear and nlghtwear. of or conditions. so Send oruer, F. Sage, Co., dry with privilege buying straight of the war tanks extensively . John Bund Tailoring commission and drawing acoount. Only Products and A .lax Kubbcr stood M. , mediately. lease; northwest Texas, New Mexico or Colorado. considered. Kxecutlve Kobln-Bu- list. Seasonal used during the latter part of the renv"f. men of experience Arizona; good references. J. out in the specialty FtMt ,SALK Nearly new player piano, north- of will he In Albuquerque In a w WANTKD PefUers salesmen for company Fort Worth Steam Laundry, Fort funds also caused a war. it li 10'i hand Kleo-trl- demand for rolls; Bradley ern New Mexico to sell Stearns c week to itrant Interviews. Give your Wort h. Texas. of the rates for time metal churn, one-inc- h and In first hardening Light-Powe- r Plants to ranches. qualifications experience roller cutter, post-hol- e dlffrjer, Box K,0. Journal. MONEY IN liKALN 1.50 buys guaran- money and commercial paper. pipe heavy l;nmeE. hotels, stores, garages, et. Best letter. Address care brush scythe, cheap. Phone 210-R- at- tees on 10,000 bushels wheat ; uu fur' Interest in the military develop- 00c; No. 3 yellow, 59 plant on market, price reasonable; SALESMAN Don't connect, until you 5o yellow, 4c FOR SALE Pianea. alec email Investment and ther risk; movement of opportunity ment in the Near Kast has tempo- Hay Unchanged. player planoa, tractive proposition; get our free samplrs particulars. take $500; 4c. J400, etc. Particulars, trouble-Hom- e trio orchestlan with slot at- for High-grad- e In or overshadowed the planoa, neeesearv. Write quick territory. pencils imprinted gold market free. Investors' Uaily rarily pre-w- 303 Ban letter tachments, phonufrapns: values, Farm Light and Equipment Co., colon with the customer's ad, at less than 949 German reparations question. for 10a nr 523 Guide, Dwight Bldg., Kansaa City, quick action, phone write Francisco street, Kl Fao. Texas. ordinary penella. Why not make Mlssiiurl. Raisins; of. the Berlin rediscount LIVESTOCK Oeorae P. Learnard Piano Co.. 211 8outb H. Greening did It in flrat in- Saturdavs? rate to 8 per cent and another Walter. AUTOMOBILES. six hours. We show you how. Easy crease of more than 19.000,000,000 US"! AUTO E-- commissions': quick promotion Chicago. EFFECTO TOP and SEAT MUST our car. Bulck sales; big at- Vale-pa- SELL cheap: Write Now marks in circulation, however, 23 ft. Depart-me- nt dressing. Effoctn Auto Enamel, to genernl agency. today Is Chicago, Sept. on Hlx. l none Mr. Sales manager, 25 Church FOR SALE tracted some attention here. Acute of ('.Cattle Re- Valspar Enamel automobiles. Hohbs, lo. Coming AUTO SHOP; flna business in- Agriculture) Paint. Homestead FOK SALE OR TRADE street. New York City. RBTAIR , weakness of sterling exchange 1.300. with week Plymouth Cottage cna-- , h 1"1J.W Address ceipts Compared Floor Paint. Hoof Paint and Cement Sat- lounnir car. nu...rtioop oju-.,- .o callon; must sacrifice. dicates most of the purchases na- cara Journal. that ago: Strictly choice and prime isfaction assured. Thoa. F. Keteher Leath FOR HALE Hulek FOR SALE Livestock. made in this for 10B7-- 116 being: country for. tive beef steers largely IRe to 23c er Co., 40 West Central. Phon touring, Fodo coupe. M00. cow. one clgTi account were being financed lower 23c IU:MStTtcHTNO FORl.lCoPTfesh Jersey Install the Areola Hot Water higher; grades mostly and plcotlng attach" west (ioio. yearling Jersey heifer. J. P. Wilson, Heating with British bills. eew-tn- O "4M-ll'- lower, Hpots off considerably more; ment: superl'r device: flta any EX'VEKT RADIATOR REPAIRING. phona l. Closing: extreme hoof prices: lop steers, $11.93; machine; attaches firmly: easily K. sneet wetai wnrKS. i, ,j;nu FOR SALE Flemish Glanta. Rufus SALE Plant Now. Price $ with , 11. FOR Furniture American Href. Sugar 4Si best yeariiniis. $11.73: western delivered, complete X",. a v .r. T,il..u f.ioFlnff ,.'ear Reds, ri aoks. Belgians, bucks, does and 1 stock-er- a Instr'ictions and of work. Orders Bond-Dillo- n HALfc. I'uofold. C, 101 American Can tiO'j Rrassers "c to i:,e hiirher: sample hrst-ciaa- a condition. Co., frying size rabbits. 710 W cat Lead, phone Foil Apartment Smoltinsr & Kef's.. fi to filled promptly. Superior Hemstitching South Walter. - American and feeders mosilv strong Attachment Co., S09 Starr street, Corpus city. " & Tel 122 - car. FO H F A L R K !med o a k dining table. All Sizes Carried in Stoek. American Tel. 25c higher; other grades beef cows chrletl, Texan. WILL SF.LL my Hudson foper Six speed- FOR SAI.H OR TRADE For Ford American Zinc JiMi and heifers. AorollHnn SI "0(1. Phone team of heavy work horses: also two 1?07 North Fourteenth, phoni 71 fi. 'minors and cutters ASBESTOS ROOt? PAINT . belters, fourteen months UltNlTUKB HEPA-.rfN- and upuolster-lug- Anaconda Cupper 53s steady to weak; in between (Trades Til 19 contains no tar, 660 or call 1", Mellnl building. choice Jersey Constant Heat and Steady & 50 paint old. 71 Norm J inra. Phone GJS-- or 60S-- Ervln Baltimore Ohio butcher she stock unevcnlv 23c to or la flre-pro- and will 1921. In A- -l pitch asphalt, FOlTsALE Ford ton truck, , . . . n sev Steel "IV 7 50e 4i'e fiOc stand the h ,t. climate ot tna nest 00: 1917 i b. 0 (t viinitnu hones, Bedding Company. Bethlehem off: hulls to lower; dry mechanical condition. cash. weight Butte & .Superior veal calves 23o to 73c We also havA a red. maroon and green Ford roadster, 407 "West Copper. eral good matched gray teimi; FOR fiALK Leather chair nnd leather Temperature. unevenly cheap. 1,201) 1.600 pounds. Martin Carrol. 415 North Petroleum 62 B paint. All kinds, $1 per gallon. Our to rou"h, Twelfth, phone, California lower. Week's bulk native SO 75 on used or 1209 lStiJJ-J- . priceR new, built-u- p roofs with pebble finish. SAVE to per cent parts. Mountain road and First, apply Canadian Pacific; HoVs beef twenty-fiv- e dif- steers. :.!3'i II. nil; westerns, will last twenty-fiv- e years. Phona 1834-- J etc.; full stock for over North Second. FOR Solid ten- - 11 311 SALE leather trunk, Our Installations Are Central leather $H.S0r(i)8.23; stoekcrs and feeders. Th- Maninno Co.. 110 South Walnut. ferent cars. Mcintosh Co., West SALE Flvo Holsteln cows, four auto Correctly & FOR gallon milk cans, 11.50; Giant Chesapeake Ohio Tl'i $6.O0f7.23: lm'k beef cows and old, 5 each; five Holsteln tires, S; stoek of new and used & 33 ' years large Chicago, Mil. St. Paul heifers, $4.30 Hi' 7.73 : imlk desirable SALE Six. 1922 at a heifer calves, three montha old. $15 each; furnliure. South First. 89 WANTED Position FOR rash model, weight Installed. Crucible Steel veal calves, J12.75& 13.23. sacrifice: run very little, and aa good one registered Holsteln male, FOR SA LE Oak table and six WAN I Housework tbe l'b"0 years old, 8100. l.oo dining Erin 3,000. tu ty day. aa new Hoover ."'otor Co., 418 West 1.900 pounds, five leather-botto- chairs; Shuttle Worth Hors Receipts TJghter I HD. see owner at 105 Wesl Great Northern pfd !" weight active, 10c to 13c copper. Mountain road; Wilton velvet rug; al) good as ntw, f.r fairly Phono Granite, f 8S4. 101 Plan Service and Estimates Free of 40 H 210-pou- EXPERIENCED stenographer. Call or South Copper Bulk ISO to 1 price. Inspiration higher. 744-- lin lM ToaCenbUT.i F orteenth. Marino PS7 $ I 0" 1 Ford, with starter. Thone Int. Jler. pfd averages, 0.10 0.30; top, WANTED ot U. H, O.. No. 12460; s.re CLEANING TAPER Kalsomlnlng. Johu ;:3S-J- . buck, Tad. FOR KALE New r bed Kennecott Copper f?"i $10.55: kinds . dam Jessie Jano. weightier slow, Goodson, phone 034-- Alessandro, No. 1101; and mattresn; Vietrola, sani- Charge. Mexican Petroleum lS7?i around to of 57; an eight-qua- springs steady. Choice plgg up the No. 2454. Rancho couch and kitchen table, sew-i- n Miami $9. WANTED Washing and Ironing by the best. Pure bred, 15; tary pari, Copper 2S'j 75; holdover moderate; dozen. 1703-.T- . milker from rug. 51 heavy, Phone see T. T. Wells. Old Albuquer- machine, library lamp. Missouri Pacific $9.00 Hi 10.25: medium. $9.7,r)5? FOR A GOOD tned car coma and grades, 83. etc. 1 222 West 1018-J- , work. Will take 796-- Central, phon 9" t WAITED Laundry we have and those we have listed que, K M.. phone New York Central 10.35; light. JIO.IOSIO.BS; llj,-ii- 510I-- what of home or by the day. Phune for sale. Oden Buick Company. Filth and PRIVATE sale furniture, consisting Northern Pacific, S6H, $9.7515 par-ki- Mission three-piec- e lights, 10.25; sows, WASTEb--Positlo- n, 1100. of the following: style 1S by experienced Oold, phona Tost and found din- Pennsylvania smooth, SS.OOffrR.75; packing sows, cross driver: In or out ' town. parlor set, William and Mary ENGINEERING country LOST Little white and black spotted book-cas- e Includ- Ray Consolidated Copper.... 15'i rough, $7.25 ft S. 10; J. A 221-- ing room set, rugs, bed, TRDMQDIST TSU killing pigs, Martin, phone FOK SALE Several In used female answers to name o( set of Harvard Classics, Heading $8.75 (Ef 9.75. bargains dog: 1113. ing complete WANTED ro.sltlon by experienced car care; Cadlllao touring, '19 model: "Spot;" a child's playmate. Phone dishes, etc. 409 West Slate. Republic Iron ci Steel S"H 1.500. refer- 3 SheepRecclpts Market salesman; can furnish best of Ford, '21 convertible truck or roadster; lunch room, Sep- Sinclair Oil & Refining weak. ences. Combs. TAKEN from Harvey COWAHl Compared with week aco: L. W. Wlnferd, Hotel Dodge Bros, touring; also roadster; tember woman's cape; made from Southern Pacific 91 Fat '50 Lex- 1, no MATTRESS RENOVATING and feeding lambs mostly 75o UNIVERSITT'boy "wants work after- Ford '22 touring. Ford touring; Paisley ahawl; liberal reward and Southern Railway 21i yearlings 50c noons and experienced ington Minute Man "." J. Korber asked for return. 618 North MATTRESS RENOVAT1NO, .l 50 and up higher; higher; sheep Saturdays; 7 S3. quostlona 107 North Fifth Street Phone 122 Studcbaker Corporation , ...128H steady to 25c higher. Closing chauffeur. Address Y. , care Journal Co., Dodge Bros. Dealers. Phone Fourth, phone Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur- 17 top niture Phone 613-- or 836-- Texas Company natives and western WANTED Linotype printer-operato- r packing. 150 14 lambs, $14.75; Ervln Company. HEATING PLUMBING REFRIGERATION Union Pacific bulk natives, $ 1.00 (u 1 4.50; culls wants position; union. Write or wire, HOBBS QUALITY CARS Bedding 103 T. A. Dr. M. D. Welch, A all rn" i Vnt United States Steel mostly $9.50; fat heavy ewes, $4.00 Reardon, care LARGE STOCK to rhoose from at skx6Sk'kirB'i elTco?': Utah 67 Vi (9 5.00; Pnwson. N, M. times. A demonstration wilt satisfy Gold, for rel bargains in homes. Journal Van Ada Bring Hesults. Copper choice bandy weight up- 434. ward to A NO. 1 MAN wanta position on ranch; you. HOBBS MOTOR CO.. phona $7.10; feeding lambs most- 513-1- 5 West Central. Forclsn Exclianse. ly 13.756f 14.25. first rate man with cattle, gardner and i New York. 23 Foreign ex- carpenter; good references. Call at 321 Sept. South First. change firmer. Great Britain de- Kansas 60-d- Cllv. FOR SALE Ranches. cables. $4.117, : WANTED Position as fitter and altera- mand. Kansas City, 23 fU. P. De- In ready-to-wea- Sl.llj,; Sept. tion work, or as saleslady KUK bALK We have some piendio bills on banks, $1.39 France partment of i. of Ad- 7.62 Agriculture Cattle havo had years experience. propositi- ns In suburban ranches, demand, 7.G2; cables, H. Italy Receipts 2.200. dress Box SS, care Journal. 4.21. Bel- - For week: Beet Company demand, 4.21; cables, steers mostly to 23c CALL HUTCHINSON for house cleaning Vs : steady higher, KOIt BALE Ten acres of good laud. j Kium 7.19 cables, 7.20. few paiui-In- demand, best up considerably more and wall cleaning, floor waxing, mostly In alfalfa, four miles out on Germany demand, .07 H; cables. Top, $11.60; fat she stock sironc to kalsomlntng. and chimney aweeplng; Rio Grande boulevard, on main ditch 6. Odd .!"b Man Jnsj-- J. I .07 Holland demand, 38.70; 25c higher: canners and phona and main road. A del rets Box 314, old '. cutters 2409-Ja- . cables, 05.77. Norway demand, higher; bulls and cows mostlv Albuquerque, or phone 16.87. Sweden demand, 26.14. steady to strong. DRESSMAKING fOR BALKOR TRADE Who has a Switzer- - ntcn twent- Denmark demand, 20.87. Sheep 1.000. SEW I.NG by day, or at borne. Phone house and lot to trade for a Receipts Marget t. one-ha- i land demand, 18.70. Spain d. for week: 65c IC0-M- . y- acre ranch; one and miles Lambs to 90c high- See Broad 13.31. Greece demand, 2.13. er, WANTED 'Work guar- from Barelns brlge. Bicycle top $11.75; sheep generally 25c Dressmaking. Co., 2?0 Fiuth Herond, 7Sti. Poland demand. Czechoslo- lower. anteed. H. Fatunger. l.'.OO North Fifth. .01. de- FOrt SALE OH TRADE Five aoies in vakia 3.15. Klltbf-CLAr- - demand, Argentine dressmak;ng. work guar- near fine prape mand. "3.37. Brazil demand. 12.00. a n t eed. 81 8 South Walter, 1 66 7 - J Eruitvale, paved rotd; Denver. phone or chk-ke- ranch; easy term to rlglit Montreal, 100. Denver, 23. Re- ilF.M STITCH IND nnd pleaflng. Phone Plume K93, or U Kint Sept.. Cattle party. apply ' ceipts 2.192. Market steadv. Beef SM-- room 0 Mellnl building. Myrtle National bank or 701 Last fianta Fo. Bonds. Rievert. Ice" IJhcrty steers. $0.50 7.00 ; cows and heif- FOli"? ATr( )H EXCHA N GE N little New York, Sept. 3. Liberty ers, $4.5(i 3.35; calves. $S.00W 1 i. EATING, accordion, side and box; ranch, fully Improved; fruit, garden, bonds closed: 3Hs. $101.21; second 9.00; mall orders. N. (Yane, 215 North chickens, etc.; something nice;, Blockers and feeders, 56.25 S14 ra.'its, - 4s. $100.06; first 4,is. $100.51; sec 'Feventh. Crane Apartments, phone ranch near Albuquerque preferred de- '; ond $100. OS; third WANTLD Dressmaking; prlcea reason-- 1 scribe your property first letter. Write! U. 4'4. Hogs Receipt, none. Market Miss R. IMekie, Dletf-- ', Sinn. SO; Vlc-- :, 10c. able; satisfaction guaranteed. Eneanto, Cullf, (Pan $100.18; fourth 4'4s. steady to higher. $9 15 4S7. 420 Weal Yic-tor- Top. I'aulln Vorbach, phone county). torv $100.66; y (uncalled). Sheep Receipt 11.140. .Marke Nlold. FOREX'liAN'lE--Twent- y acres land in, 3a (called), $100.30. unevenly steadv. Lambs, $l:t.5nj, HKM.STrn'tUNll done promptly In the Klamath pi.unty, Oregon, first pay- ls 13.85; ewes. on house; $3.01 i 5.35; feeder best possiblo manner, prlcea reasonable. ment Alhugmrque bungalow lambs, $13.00ft'13.35. 117 Gold avenue, phono 7S7-- Singer must be worth price asked. Write, GRAIN Sewing Machine Company price and description property terms. R. Dickie, Calif.. and Encanto, ' Chlcafro Board of Trade. PRODUCE o (Pan Diego county). OJSjLE--- " - ft",) 6ALR OH TKADK 120 acres Urn- Chicago, Sept. 23. Wheat broke llTSALi: F r t y v h TTeiTh o r n "hens, FOR THE . r,o 20C0-- ber land, parLly fenced, small house, ij aharply today as a result of news cents each, fhone rnnfl m fine spring, on telephone and lines;; from which Tivcnty-fiv- a comb abroad told of a more Chicnao. fiM). 2,1 nutter Mar-K- FOR PALE single ten miles of Siluum Springs, Arkansas; favorable political t.ituation and lower. , White Leghorn laying hens, Wyckoff would trade for or suburbnn prop. pxtras, 2203-W- city ; because and Young strain, i'hone 617 New Mex- of a decline at Liverpool. 33C'36c; rxtra firsts 37 erty In or near Albuquerque, WESTIHSHOU There was 40c; West Slate. ico. Address X. T. z., rare Journal. IN A WARM general selling at the seconds, 31W3L'c; standards ' start and some stop loss' orders 3 i v. IIABY CIIK'Kti Heavy-layin- g strain; RANCH of four acres, entirely fenced : were on the niaturo early; guarantee full count, with t caught way down. The Market, tinchnnifcd. RB. 1'i poultry aire, was rfe arrival with hours of Los Angeles, mile west of Barelas bridge: six- finish weak at a net loss of coiuf.s 8.0j" ensed ' 320 South Los 1TC to with December l'ioneer Hatchery, Spring, room house, three creened porches, COZY SLOW 2'ic, Aliv"' U,WP1'- - Poirla. Angeles, r'atif. water In house, new garage and chicken SPOT ; to $1.06 and to ,JK!,'ry Purine-.- . . $1.05?; May $1.10 'io: ?n... houses; full blooded chlekena and 11.10 . : corn was off ac t0 13c. FOR RENT Storeroom also furniture: tuTas. Call owner, . ii,,. oats declined to and pro- l'otatocs I41-J- 'ie 'c i.i,. t Full It KNT Building at 412 Ueat Cop- y visions wero unchanged to 621ic ;cclnt. 37 earn. Tnl.nl r, s.' hin" per; suitable for garage, Inquire H. K. higher. imptito, car.t. Fhorinun, at Flrt Havings J3ank and WANTED Misceiianeoua Pd l.l5 U'i,ni,, Coble news and trade round .t,., Trust 'ompany, phone 3j WA.NTED--T- oven fur oil stuve. reports $l.0Di?1 " wt ouy Mintii-Kot.- whit, CfialnO L'OOl-- Were of a more peaceful nature, a ml I WILL arrange tVTult tenant a I'hona was sacked foot brick good eundttion; England rumored to have Karly Ohio?, $ .00 ifg J .2.1 cut. building; WANTED Nice puppy; price must be made concessions to the opposite Hanta Fe shops; reasonable reasonable. Phone 19.l:t-,r- . Turks, terms. See or write L. Hevman, 105 ,'j which -- - would practically eliminate JilillN'ls North First. N. V. WANTED MONEY On good first Albuquerque, McM'lllon ft VVood all chance of a conflict. This Kan:a I'iiv, :'3.-n- uttr mor'.gafea caused some heavy selling of long ami imelianu'cl MONEY TO LOAN V.'A:TK1 Will pay cash prl'-- for wheat the of (;. by "war" bulls and hr'i! 1 On all liinds furniture, j;. Jijnuni, SIMPLEX AT YOUR SERVICE slid o,V"i'.,"ryTH.";n-- lower, ilLINEV tO LOAN watches, 329 North 1 hlrd. prices downwards before the - rho',,;-;'i- . ""''rs 'vr"''"SH ,,n- guna and everything valuab. K "off;, e' , demand became broad enough to Mr. l. it a reus, ill KouthrtrsL WANT 5 To buy flat top dsk absorb . must be In good condition. cMi'.llo;, the offering.-- Thero was 16" I.Oa"n. on (Irit-clas- a real JiOne? . Wood. S0 West OoW. eome good buying on the break c Ni'vt Vork 11,000, tt,,no. lu.OQO. Mo- - estate; work uVw Are eco- which tended to cheek the leclin-In- g (((, Ullllon and Wood SOS West Gold. 'iltANKKEK and acavniK.r you doing yourself a good turn on this efficient, ,,i'f York, Sept. cotton fn. ratea. E. A. Grift. "h, ;;:. by turning tendency atid toward i!k finish MONEY JU LOAN on diamonds, watchea 1970-- .1-.; con- Esa. Iron, phone nomical service? weekend evening un by shorts gave lioc.. ?1'1.22: and good Jewelry; liberal, reliable, Don't keep turning the servant question over in your 21.0; .la,,., fidential. Co., 105 V. 1st. ma' x Tt a k 0V1 fT "i to n e. at kouiH the market a slight wot urn. ; Gcttlnb Jewelry in Corn a1.,!lr.J21-2S- Mnv, S:'1.ip,. First, will pa: Me highest prlcea for mind. Turn it to us. will life. and oats wee; nffeeted bv Bceond-hani- over It mark a in home WANTED Ranches your t clothing, shoes ano turning point your trie action of wheat .in ) aveiaged Notice to furntttri Phone 858. ! Owners lower, although the jnsi figures Property WANT lo hear iron, owner ttavlug farm RUCi CLISANKRS M Rl . . . O . ' a a a . and lowest were not maintained, is focal sen-- i in new fur sale: give particulars l13 Ruga Cleaned. 11.25. timent was raving uisinct price. John J. Black, New Mexico atreet, MATTKEKSES renovated. I3.i0 and If it's a of winter comfort we are at service with a inclined to th. bul! side Wisconsin up question your J and on no Chippewa Falte, furniture and packed Erv.i the breaks nit rous small The repaired West-inghou- se t following is a revised list of Co., Fhonea DH-- or S1S-- stock of Electrical Heaters in the buying orders were hrou&ht out. dotes for FOR RENT Mitceltaneout Bedding complete high grade Hotpoint, 1 Provisions averaged paving protest meetings-Tuesday- WANTbDYour plan., to apply on put higher v'th KB. o 1. . buyinrr of deliv- - ScptcmliCr 2- 8- rim liarjge li tn chase of new used player plan1 and Simplex. are the best. nearby YVest Coal 10S we will call and They erles of lard by Avenue. Bouth High. Phona and quote ' leading packers. West liy'Li!1!''!Ltl'',aril5ilii3 valuea that will make conservative buy Closins Silver Avenue. Fftll KENT A Fhone ZOTll-- prices: West Lead Avenue piano. er ait up and take notice. George 1' J" Whedt Pent., Dee, (canard. is electric J $1.06; South Kiahtli Street. rOR REN I Office Room Every turn a "good turn" when turn an switch just V you $1.05; May, $1.10. South Tenth KODAK FINISHING 1 TIMES A DA ' Corn Sept.. 62 c; Mreet. USM'-Ot- loe ruoma, Central satisfaction I Dec, 68e; r tvli Remember, guaranteed little black and white in the socket Way, Wednesday, icpicittlx-- 27 aoova Uataon'a Book Btora. Kor- Send your flnlj ng t a reliable estab- spots wall, or a tiny bras but what a 6iyc West Gold ber anu Aut. 4 I Oats Kept., Avenue. C.imt.any. Department. lished firm. Return postage pal ". 39c: Dec, 36'ic; & tremendous force J May, Park Avenue. mall orders. Hanna Hanna, Inc.. of servant energy it brings you! Lard North Tenth Street. WANTED Real Estate Commercial Photographers. Fox News . (et $11.00; Jan.. $9.22. ' Ribs Sept.. $10.60; Oct., $10.00. North Eiffhth Stre. IF tuli huve nusiiieaa pi., puny f..i sale, Albuquerque. North Sixth Street. iisi it with M, Million W.kI. Plants Bulbs Seeds I Onwha. Tlitir'da.v. St'iiteinher 28 West Kice mills at Colusa, Calif., are, FALL BULBS BARGAINS Plant now 1 Sent. 23. Wheat No. 2 Homa Avenue. Omaha, North operating 24 houra a (Jay to get for early bloom. Hyaclntha. all colore hard, $1.00 U 1.05; No, 2 mixed, Thirteenth Street. Nurcls-sus- , North Walter the old crop out of th way and 10c; docen ft; Tulips, dozen 60c; I6c$1.02. rtreot. mako for the new crop 10: dozen 90c; collection offer 0 Cas Efeciric ? 2 2 Friday, un- ready 12 as . orsn No. white, C6Vjc; No. whirh will begin coming In early Hyacinths, Tullpa, Crocus, all Albuquerque Ccnpny o Vs 66 couth Tourth Street. sorted colors, $1; everything I mlxedl 60 5: c. In October. The rice yield in the prepaid if Oats No. 2 37 '4 37 Routh Second Slreet. illustrated null) ana seen lists rree. w. "At Your Service" Phone 98 white, tf 5ic; thla Is T. well & gon. New Mex 36 South Seventh Sarramento valley year Card Las Crucea, Ko 3 white, 'a 7c. Street. well up to normal and will be ico. Snturday. Scptemlx-- 30 worth about Kaniias Cllv. Itina Circle. $15,000,000. TYPEWRITERS Kanfiis City, S."it. 23. Cash West New Vo'k Avenue. i All overhauled! ahfnt No. '.' Itard, SScSJl.OS; Kircet. Journal Want Ads TlFKWltlTBRp makes i uu repairea. itibDuns tor every ma- - 2 1.10. j iScnIJ IDA V. M XI.ONR, ... icd. l.l.i."' i china. Albuauernu r Ei-- 1 2 Typewrit' "'Jprn ;o. 3 wllitc, 57 ?; o, City Clerk. Bring Results, (hinge, sbOB 103-- J. 1!) Bomb rourto,! j , euh , .0' aj 6n September 24, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

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" N FOR RENT I PRICED TO SELL Best Buy in Fourth Ward HOUSES FOR RENT Five-roo- KINGSBURY'S KOLUMIN rooms and sleeping EAST SILVER AVENUE OPPORTUNITIES house, unfurn $40 house, bath, sleeping Four glassed "PAYING BUSINESS" Five-roo- fire- hardwood floors, built-i- n house, unfurn $45 porch, largo front porr ,1, porch, modern hot We have this now modern Six-roo- furnished, six-roo- unfurn built-i- n basement, pa-- 1 New house In house, $50 ox Yorii money place, colonades, bookcases, features, fireplace, water heat, hardwood floors. One of the best little business homo for salo on East Silver Fourth in ixterkst built-i- n All are good shape and clofe a iio.mio bksidks. buffet, hardwood floors, base- rage, lawn and trees, two blocks modern furnished. opportunities in the city, and at the right pricV. Six rooms ward, strictly modern, with A at in, In the Highlands, - stoves go with from Central avenue. buy 4- - any one with a little with hot water features, hardwood floors, garage, Five lame rooms, two sleep- ment, walks, room modern furnished. capital heating plant, M. this and other good! 5- JAS. .IOIIXSOV completely fur- house. See $4,700. For - room unfurnished, close in, and ability can handlett. Some been built less than four large lot, easy terms. ing porches, & see one will one once. one of the best 216 W. Gold. Phone 210. nished, arranged for two fami- ACKEItSOX GRIFFITH buys Fourth ward. grab this at months by An Investment: new building in lies In a very desirable loca- Realtors Jas, M, Johnson 6- - room unfurnished. No phone information. builders in the city, and is go- location ' that will Increase In tion. This home Is built of 120 S, 4th St. rhone 414. unfurnished. ing to be sold soon for the value; rents for $135 per month; The Real Estate Man. is Ask to be FOR SALE RANCH east full sized lot. 0 Franklin & price right. $7,000; easy terms. brick, front, 216 W. Gold. Phono Company this house A , A, L. Martin Realtors Realtors. shown today. 20 acres, half alfalfa. dandy buy. FOR Co,, SALE Real Estate Fire Insurance Loans Insurance Rentals McMillion & Vyood house, all kinds of fruit, on J, D, Keleher, Realtor boulevard, also 9 on We still have a row lots left Loans. Subdivisions. Realtors acres; selling $7,500 brick, modern, fine hard- V. 158. 4 to. 211 V. Gold. Insurance account health falling; make of- sale in the Lincoln addi- wood fftasaed 22S Gold. Phono 224 W. Gold. Phone 857 Phone for floor, fireplace. idVge BERNARD A, SLEYSTER 206 W. Gold. Loans. fer. Fhone 2417-R- 1 or on North extra JlvJnsr room, Lot owner, tion Fourth street; porch, large 34S. P. O. Box 192, Old Albu- alfalfa and shade; water heat; good garage; West TIJerai. All Kinds of Insurance. large lots, dash dwell- querque, N. M. $20 down and $10 per month. $5,500. pebble REAL ESTATE. ing, bath, etc., corner lot 100x142, one 113 South Third Street. PRESSED BRICK HOME DO YOU block from Central, Highland, close In. For Sale on Terms D, T, KINGSBURY $1,500 frame, modern, fine shade, Phone 14 Uight tin to the minute, 5 rooms Realize that Albuquerque Easy S. close ON Realtor. good location, Walter St., in. and sleeping porch, on paved is now entering on that era New concrete block bungalow. ACCOUNT OR United Home street, close in, for $7,500. Thls of which 4 rocms, bath und closets, Builders Loans In- (Some good buys- in business property. growth has changed Heal Estate, and is a good buy; the lots are worth select oak fire-plac- surance. Lots and houses In all parts of the city. ail modern American cities floors, mechanical Contracts Furnished Terms, $2,000. , from a country town Into a and all the built in features; craft employes S10 W. 907-- Cozy that are 26 months old for Gold. Phone four-roo- m Talatial large front and black porch, having gone on a A. Dandy furnished home rt. MccrrGHAX, city? hotels, apart- strike. ft Mirril'leo FLEHSC1EK, leader reaijTor442-J- to sala at for ready four blocks of postoffice, nice 20 W. Gold. l'hono . ment houses, modern homes good basement. Don't fail Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance, see buy. cash. These contracts ara 2 8 Loans. shade, a splendid location in are now being constructed this beauty before you Surety Honda, 442-- The months ahead of new contracts No. S. Fourth Street, Phona 974.. Fourth ward. which will enable a large Phono Owner, Colorado Ill to reside here in for the investor or borrower ESTATE population or call ut 110 Columbia St. of 3 cent J. P. GILL, REAL DO YOU WANT comfort and enjoy this won- and Southern per money. They Phono 770. , 32a W. Central. derful climate as have have a guaranteed return and they a bonus. Tha Unit- THE PLUMBER, Prompt Adjustment and Serv- long desired to do. Had you Railway Company paaranteed PAT, ice? Let Van time visit the ed Is the oldest and bent and Monty Company taken the to $500,00 ma- HERE IS YOUR CHANCE ex- thesa contracts will soon 216 North Third, have your insurance. chamber of commerce Balance like rent buys from own- will In Its of the soil's of er a new houso employ shops, round ture. Address Postoffice Box A HOME WORTH WHILE. Plumbing and Heating. House and acre lot, garden, fruit Over Stnto Xntlonul Bank, hibit products in heights, house and car at 425, one. our last you department Albuquerque, for details Select fourth ward location. Repair Work a Specialty. and shade. It's a real Good 598. county week, bath, sleeping porch, fireplace, Denver, Trinidad and Chey- or Interview. five-roo- Telephone of New m adobo stucco PHONE 201. reasons for selling. Attractive would be convinced the hardwood floors, enne, men suitable for such with all built-i- n price and terms. unbounded latent wealth of service. Board section. You would feel II, A. TIIOM and lodging features, areola heat, garage, J. E. GOXCE REAL ESTATE this 212 K. St. 1227-- free undor 118 477 that we are in an High rbntio ample protection. etc., $5,250. W. Silver. Phono embryonio Ideal climate and working con- SIX-ROO- of All A- -l MODERN RENTALS Garden Eden. this ditions. Free UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS means is transportation. HOME out in that Albuquerque one-ha- lf Homes and Investments fourth ward, We have a rental Time and paid after mantel, garage and lawn. Only special the logical location and is hours 4 room mod- with an exclusive 208 Harvard Avenue. now the most Very Desirable eight and for Sundays adobe, plastered, $4,250. developing into and Wirs or ern, hardwood floors, corner man In : Holidays. FIVE-ROO- MODERN ADOBE rent charge. FOR SALE Attractive white stucco, new, beautiful homo and business write 4 break- HOME lot. Fourth ward, new, $3,500, home, choice west side loca- ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. New bungalow, 2 rooms, bath, closets, city In America. Now is this SITES terms. built-i- n do easy $3,600. Phone 407 corner lot, some fast nook, features; going to you and yours Brightwood Addition 3 room tion, 218 W. Gold. porches, good oak well finished and or are to frame, porches. Fourth WE HAVE HOMES IN ALL furniture, a good investment floors, any good, you going $20.00 down $10.00 per H, W, Ridgway, ward, close in, garage, terms, at $1,800; $200 cash and $30 best material throughout; continue letting your rent month PARTS of the city from $750 on terms. Call the with $2,200. to thousand. No trou- a month; Highlands. $3,S25 attractive money buy property STARES & I'FETFFER Supt. Motive Blvd., 5 rooms, brick, fifteen SHELLEY-BRAU- N CO. its Increase In values for the Power, luna ble to show you. New white stucco Ileal Estate and Insurance plastered, modern conveniences, neaitors adobo house, modern, built-i- n R, H, KIRK inndlord and his family? Do Rentals and Ijnans Denver, Colo. in class Just as about by Itself, terms, $0,500. ROBERTS-TURNE- Six rooms, hall, good porches, features, basement, loca- lHOO 1439-- J you pleaso it, 321 W. Gold Phone 16S Choice R CO, good E. Central. I'honfl hut we have homes lots, Fourth ward, $45o shade, garage, paved street, tion, Fourth ward; priced for OR ANY REALTOR good that to $850, corner lot. Two 218 W. Gold, Phone 407. terms. $1,000, terms. will make you more money $4,500; good quick sale, than or choice lot, shade, close in, Members: New Mexico State Four rooms, shingle, dandy 3 room and sleeping porch your salary wages. $750 for quick sale. Realty Association. porches, all kinds of fruit, room cottage, Just finished, lot 50x We have accomplished It for National Investment Co, for 500 chickens, barns and out- 142, price only $1,700; $200 othf r and can do it for you WANTED Realtors. six if you hav the courage to I'Ot 0ESTREICH, REALTOR buildings, i'.i acres ground, cash and $30 a month. Four or five-roo- house on Third and Fourth Wards. blocks from car line; $G,300; good net. inxH- - feet V. Gold. Phono 999 WANTED Two blocks from easy terms. J5.000 FOR RENT terms. This is an exceptionally Real Estate postof- 300x1 42 rect 3,600 is Exchange fice, four rooms, bath, sleep- C. II. UYNTM, 50x100 2 2 good buy. Seeing believing. 409 West Avenue. feet... J750 NEW STORES "Ask to See "Em." Copper A live man or woman to ing poroh, good adobe stuc- 328 North Third 50x90 on - f.ot $1,000 University Heights, corner and 223. 226 W. Gold look The coed etone foundation, ' 'IM'A W. Gold. 635 FOR SALE Phone after Journal's built-i- n l'hono Miscellaneous. features, con- J '- next to corner on lease. See circulation Interests In good hiokS- IJAIHY" - ZAPF, Second and Gold, or Mr. dition, price $3,500; terms; CLEAN town in FOR SALE Houses FOR MILK. Willi a heavy eream line; Ward at stores. Thones 640 or FOR RENT Houses. every the state. $500 down, balance $35 per SALEMiscelUneous pints. 8c; quarts, l.'c. Phone ;;g. 2229-- and month. Including Interest. li I UB A it hflTrcan ' ' enV" KENT Pleasant, dignified nn't! P n :"1?R i, Fort By October 1, my home on Close In, five rooms, bath, FUU KALIS funiiflhid cottai-- BALE and Kl Psso East Silver. Phone 1652-J- . profitable work. Ad- 1'Ju Cornet, clrcap. 17:a East changed repaired. Cahi sleeping porch, now earning corner lot, GfcxHo. 611 West Mountain Reltr Co., 213 North Stanton street.. Five-roo- FOR RENT modem frame, dress Circulation Mana- $65 month, lot 25x150, road, I'UH El Paso, Teias. HELP WANTED Ctil-- per HAI.K Hard coal with garage. Phone Four-roo- heater. I.rr. ger, care of giv- price $2,750; terms: $500 FOK SALE modern home, in i'hune 3M. FOK SALE Brown veTur cnaL iiVS ILfinnAcBir Five-roo- Journal, 611 Mule. FOIt RENT modern fine condition; very reasonable. F(-- new; Rood and bouse, ing age, down and $30 per month. Xnrea new style cheap. Apply A unfurnished. 2'Jg North Walter. qualifications St.utli Eighth. !l iLE rabbit hutches. 401 Suutlt Walter. WANTED porter, Alvarado Hotel, and Brick bungalow, five rooms, iv wen i.eaa. Two-roo- past employment. BALE houi-'e- kinhty-fiv- e WANTED Errand FOR KENT furnished bouse, n FuH furniheI, FOIt HALK shares Kryait boy; must know city. bath, glassed-l- sleeping If tOR 8 A LiC Concurd Phono G13-- As Long; As It Lasts with porch. 1023 South Walter. cheap taken at once. 1215 Virginia grapes. Bandy's Harvester stock, priced right. UWX, porch, garage, full lot with Kancn. phone 2408-J- FOR RENT Four-roo- modern boulevard. care Jonrntil. WANTED A shoemaker. house; west TK ' BODDV'H MILK'- HB'E-- anrr-v- Apply ill no sick. 20s South shade, just of postof- FUH SALK Oil LKASW new fnur-roo- tv HALT. una East Inquire Edith. 2413-R- l'OH Axmineter 11.3x12 rug. Centra, terms: liouno. Phn $10.00 Per Load FOll KENT Two-roo- fice; price $4,700; modern furnished or unfurnish nhnpe; good condition. uU!4 aUTO. repairing-- house, city lights, FOR RENT FHKB battery vulcanizing ten dollars. 1300 Second. Rooms half cash, balance long time. ed. 1301 Virginia boulevard. Red road dirt for th hauling" West Maniuftte. taught. Young Men's Christian n A Better Grade $15.00. Apply North New d b'OK fcALE One houses FOH SALT' Auto School, Los Angeles. F'"'; KENT New cliree-roo- bungalow. FOR Furnished room, 612 North modern, of nicest small Thorough' red Boston bull In University H.1k)hb: near car line. FOH SALE Soft coal one five munlhs tvltlt CONCRETE about South High, $25 a month. Phone 8. bungalow, hardwood floors, heater: used pup: old; form curpr,ter teamsters, (Of 1,000 feet) Call afternoons. 31!l Cornoll. registered papers. 1 1 2 1 South Waller. laborers; good waxes; to FOR KENT Three-roo- modern furnish Foil KENT Furnished room. basement, furnace heat, ga- transportation FOR HALE Modern five-roo- B'OR BALE Clean SAXOPHONES all Job. Employment Agency, 110 S, Third. Call with Wagon ed flat. 213 West Marquette, phone Fourth. rage, well located in Fourth furnished barrels, fitly gallon and band Instruments, 14&S-- brick and alpeotnit porch, close In; new or mieu; or oluss Instrue- - BI3 0 to private A DETECTIVE, Foil KENT Cool front room. 609 West ward; priced sell at $5,500 1601-- "h"v- K" weekly; Terms Cash Fourth ward. Phone FOH SALE Ten - " Vr"1 K""'- - '3b travel over unneces- FOR RENT Three rooms and Fruit. Phone 2042-J- . on terms. shares Bryan Harves- ")2"T: world; experience sleeping FOK 8 A LE Three-roo- tor 1327-- Acclmaiod - sary. American Detective 408 porch, furnished. 208 North stucco house. stock, cheap. Phone FOB BALK pure- Kanrert, Agency, Apply FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Fourth ward brick bunga- 100x142, on for aulck Lucas, tit. Louis. Arno. 2058-- corner; bargain FOH SALE Medium, size baaebur'n'erT "lnt8r 71 Phono low, five rooms, bath, base- sale. lfloo whc", '' U,V!lt., & Two-roo- Apply South Walter. good condition. 401 lhe "l Land ' FOR g Apply South Walter I.15AUN TO TKI.EUliAl'H Am starting McKinley RENT house with eleep-In- FOR RENT Furnished no ment, corner lot CUb,a"- B"X "-- a in our room; sick. large with FOR SALE By owner, home. fiOOMNO ' C"y' class telegraphy and want porch; city water and lights, $13. Ml West Silver. shade. On New ave- to flii out. For call Co. Phone 4 10. York in good location, full allied lot; cheap EXPERT 1834-- FOK HALL' thous- .:d shares of persons particulars Lumber T.. guaranteed work. Phone Twenty 2074-- 6 FOR RENT Several UUfUTnlJhed. for cash. R., car Journal. after p. m. Two-roo- mums, nue, just west of Fourth CVP" Belt Silver and Copper Mining phone FOR KENT furnished cot- 124 SouthEIlth. FOR. e- MEN" 17 f.f,, unneces- 611 street; price, $4,200; terms: FOR BALE New modern home, i00 Ajdr- Ajfo to experience Albuquerque, New Mexico. tage, with sleeping porch. South FOR "pnoj.r.rVhr' sary. Travel: mako secret investig- Walter. RENT Furnished rooms. 218 South $1,200 down, balance like down and monthly payments ilka rent. s Walter. Phone 16H7-- J. A. 8114 East Silver. "r ates, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer- FOR Five-roo- rent. Hammond, KENT modern house, FOR ?rA St. KENT SALE ican Foreign Detective Agency, 48!), with garage. 701 West New York, Furniaheo room. 122 South Almost new, an in- FOIt By ownei, suburban home, Louis. Apply 729-- bearing four rooms hunter ni retrtvr- - Ffcone phone 14H2-- Seventh, phone come of $9,500 and sleeping porch, city "4o"j eljer. 0c a giiilon, delivered It desired. 35. IfOH per year; water, fruit tres, grape arbor. Postof- Miller, iltlL'-Jt- l. WANTED Yuung married man. ;:l to FOR LEASE Eight-roo- RENT Furnishes roqms; bo chil- Floyd phone Must work- house, partly 110 price, $35,000; good terms. fice box 213. city. fur sales position. he hard KENT 400 dren. South Walnut. BAI.K-Post- TaK eeco'n.l Jon"-- Foil Three housekeeping rooms furnished, per month. Joseph Col- Annual income $3,700 from .n'GE ,AI'B. . FOR zone. er. Local or nearby territory. Willing to floor. 019 North Fourth. lier. J07 West Gold. BURNISHED miiderrProoms; LOOK AT THIS! lifiiuliful modern HEIPmI0 "Mlllr nd saB ground no sick; do o Bthan U(,m w,. work for $10 Per References re- 414 this inadequately, hrick house, good location; nil you - FOFt five-roo- children. West Silver. improved, FOIt SALE Five t, fancy, JJ.2;,; choice. : per hx. Address. Box F. II. Morning Foil KENT Three modern light house- KENT Modern house on located in a home; furnished or unfurnished. dry goods applee; quired. 101 OKA 21 centrally busineas counters. 109 U. W. New Mexico. keeping rooms. North Maple. rear of lot; range furnished, $27. YSTONE rooms, 8 West Gold, Phone 1S52-- Apply Kahn's Store, Stiles, Farmlngton, Journal. 319 210-- terms. 1 H North Fifth. Mrs. E. corner; price, $30,000; North First. FO It EN T F phone Uuldl. Three-roo- Sl'OTS Heel and arch cushion! A WILLING, able and congenial worker urnlshed apartment with us & FOTt SAX E house with SOFT 207 North Fifth. FOK RENT Furnished n cot- FOR KENT Uring rough pencil URAL, Kllk - fallen cure! all foot can secure, at once, a permanent Job, sleeping porch. Furnished room; private of home chicken house for two hundred ctrlcknns Fsshloned Hosiery; gtiaran- prevent Insteps; In KENT Throe-roo- tage, with sleeping porch. Phone 21S5-- entrance. 602 Soutlj sketch the you nnd teed; now four for 5, Phona troubles, II. Planter Arch Supports. Ttios, witli aUvaiict nient future, by assisting Folt apartmenL or Broadway. garage, lights nater. K0& Weal . rsiri Itr.ti-W- . 15-- call 120.1 I.'iist would like. We build dur- Leuilier Co., 408 West Central. owner in dovclnpruent of small ranch l'hono 4 North Second. Copper. LARGE, cool rourn, beautifully furnished, Iron, phone 4no.V. p. Keleher re- homes to property; experience and references FOIt KENT FOR RENT Several now furnished cot- private bath. 1211 West Koma. able your plans. FOR BALE Three-roo- house, front I ho man Housekeeping apartment. quired; a goml chance for right furnished complete. 215 North Seventh. tages, very reasonable. Room 7, First FOR RENT Large frontTTromn, close Would like to show you a and back porches; dandy orchard to secure comfortable National Bank 5 : tleady, and paying KENT Two - building. For employed woman. Phone 1006. model large, well started on a large corner lot ; terms. ,1ob; nge, expecienco and references. Foil large rooms and eleep- arranged 122 give FOR KENT Houses, all Klnds;furnished FOR - bath n Virginia boulevard. Address H"X care Journal. Ing porch; very reasonable. 509 South RENT Very desirable room, ad- rooms, and glassed-i- and unfurnisned. McMlllln & Wood. cluse 114 built-i- n FOR KENT SALE new four-roo- High. 2nd Joining bath; in. South Arno. room, oak flooring, tK t!heap. QUIT long, hard hours, low pay. Enjoy West Gold furnished house, 1D04 Bouth High corMltlon. noil HUNT Small housekeeping apart- rltrs. FOR KENT Nice, clean and work, French doors, splendid working money, I IE NT Four-ruoi- sleeping highest owner will be ut houso all today ; Tie nn ment; very reasonable. 208 North ion lurnlsrred liuue, housekeepingrooms. 121 14 North Third. ma- day We will be to in position. Automotive lSlectrlcal with bath and 118 grade workmanship and after Sunday, phono glad assist you selecting We you Sixth. sleeping porch. FOR RENT One", room or Mechanical Specialist. train North Second, phone 1727-J- . and sleeping terial, garage 12x18; will build SALl'l Best school. Many FOR RENT Three rooms and U- porch adjoining. 619 West FOIt furnished house, three thoroughly. equipped bath, FOR RENT new Gold, phone this on your lot for $3,250. rnoms, hath, electric IlKhta, a home. positions. Booklet free. Johnson's nfurnished, new and cheap. Apply f 241 Furnished 107. city ivatpr, Electrical-Mechanica- house, with i0 foot lot. $r00 down and $30 Trades School. l, East Central. sleeping porch, front porch FOR RENT Joseph Collier garage; Denver. and garage. Phone 1511-- Nice, clean apartments, per nvnth 306 Pouth Arno 7:9 Broadway, Dept. D, FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, for reasonable. 211 U West Real estate service builds FOR KENT Two-roo- Imperial Hotel, that FOIt .SALE Agooof 6 7x14 2 foot' lot. H. CHAS. ROEHL ;; Female. light housekeeping; adults; no sick. modem furnish Central. estates or small. buy; 724 South Second. ed house; two sleeping porches, I3U. large fenced, city water, garage, poultry WANTED Experienced, waitress, Ap- - Key at 706 East Santa Fe. Foil KENT Attractively furnished front 207 West Gold. liousf i; Income property, J800. caili or KENT Furnished three room; furnace no sick, at Liberty Cafe. For apartment, Three-roo- heat; rhone terms. Addrens ('. caro Journal. Real Loans and Rentals ply rooms and no FOR, RENT furnished cot- Ifiiio-.- Estate, Insurance, W ANTED A waitress. at the sleeping porh; sick; two FOR SALE Modern In Apply close In. 311 South Arno. tage, $17; rooms, $11; FOR home, highlands. Butter Bhop. $3 Inquire 1709 South Edith. KENT One nice furnished room FonrRnfRoom four rooms and bath, large lot. well Foil RENT Two roonii furnished for and kitchenette; :,o sick. 703 North with Board Call at rhone 40. Corner of Second and Gold. WANTED Second cook. Apply Presby- FOR KENT New three-roo- fenced poultry yard, garage. light housekeeping; also steeping furnished Fourth. t2l East Kanta Ke for cash or terian Panatorlum. rooms. Over Woolworths. house; Ideal for healthseekers; adults price only. 1124 FOR KENT Largo south room, with Broadway. terms. WANTED A waitress. Santa Fe Cafe, Key at South Walter. n FOR RENT Three rooms and glassed-i- suitable lor two. 716 ROOM AND BOARD, S7l 142S sixty-nin- e deeping three-roo- porch; a week. FOR SALE West Central, 11 South First. and reason- FOR RENT New house and East Central. rumn porch; bath, water, lights; garage. In llnlversltl Jironaway. foot frontage; pavement all paid WANTED Good cook. Mrs. R. E, Put able. 320 Soutll Heights. See W. five-roo- Broadway. IT. FOR RENT Two rooms, furnish- FOR RENT Gliuned-li- i for; housa and garage; ney, 1105 West Central. Stlllwell. 1103 North Second large porch, with pries FOR RENT Four-roo- modern fur- ed for light housekeeping. Call 619 board. 114 North Maple. J5.300. Inquire 1419 West Central, phone A Maid" FOR RENT Nice modern four-roo- West 7 DANDY PRESSED BRICK WANTED for private sanatorium. nished apartment. Inquire 116 West TIJerai. ( KCOMS AND GLASS 14U South Edith. Gold, or 623 North Fourth. house, screened sleeping porch, on car aieeplng porch With of 6 rooms, bath, fireplace, hot air furnace, porches, lawn, Apply line. 1207 FOIt KENT Nice room. closo In, for board; no sick, 1027 Forrester, FOR SALE Four practically new cot- 924-- Apply North Twelfth. sidewalks, trees, garage. Located close to schools, churches, WANTED Housekeeper, Call WANTED One or two ladies to share my gentleman employed; no sick wanted. FOR RENT tages, for cost of construction; furni- ' 5 m. LIST your vacant houses 319 Nicely furnisned rooms with meas- in lowlands. Sundays, after p. apartments of four rooms, two wlihthe City North Fifth. Xlrst-cla- si ture and lots thrown In for good sleeping Realty Co., for table board. Phona 1387-- woman porches, close In. 208 South High. prompt and efficient FOIt 110 ure. Room 7, First National Bunk This is a good ons. May I show you today. ZAPF, WANTED Competent for general service. 207 West Gold, phono 607. RENT Nicely furnished front South Arno. housework. 227 North High. FOR KENT Very nice, room, adolnlnr furnace heat. clean, large FOR 'Three-roo- bath; FOR RENT Board, room and glassed-i- n apartment, furnished; rent reasonable; RENT completely 523 South Third. FOR SALE A snap In a three-roo- YOU ' .WANTED Girl for general housework. furnished In. sleeping porch. In new house. 1818 HAVE SEEN THAT 119 ' no sick; no children. 916 Forrester. cottage; close Inquire modern furnished cottage, on South North Maple. 318 4 FOR RENT Rooms, East Central. South Third. Phone 91 W. newly furnished, Ideal for or shop- Beautiful Adobe White Pebble Dash Home I am Just finishing FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- cool, clean, one block Walter; healthaeelter WANTED Olrl for general housework. FOR RENT Furnished quiet, modem; FOR BUST Large front room and sleep- low terms. 701 at 308 Harvard avenue; modern In every it's a & nished apartment; close In. Inquire and unfurnished from car, 823 South Fourth, man; priced; easy Apply respect; Call in person. Hanna Hanna. Inc. homes in all narts of the oltv. Roberta. ing porch and board; suitable for two. East Santa Fe. If will can save Dodson's Oarage. 817 West Marquette. IMPERIAL N 110 beauty. you buy Quickly you money, and WANTED White woman to keep house Turner Co., 218 West Gold, phone 407 ROOMS ice, clean rooms; North Maple. one FOR RENT Three-roo- In rates by or week. Over Pastime FOR SALE New homes by owner; paint, tint, and choose your own electric fixtures. for family of three, at 120 East apartment, FOR KENT Modern day BOARD Good home rate! by 824 West one lowlands, close to school and' business; furnished cottage, Theater, 211 14 West Central. cooking, Gold; two rooms the meal or week. Mrs. corner 110 four-roo- 310 very clean and attractive, 1019-- and glassed sleeping porch; Knight, North Maple; one ZAPF, phone LINCOLN d WANTED Woman to taKe charge of on car rhie. rent $35. 1220 South Edith. APARTMENTS, newly furnish-e- Broadway and Qold. North Maple; terms. Call 821 West Sli- tUK RENT Three pleasant rooms, bath rooms; hot water, cool and close In. 1949-- 1444-T- house; reasonable wages; small family. FOR RENT Two five-roo- FOR RENT Room southern ver, phono Phone t. Residence- 1021 W. New York Ave. and front porch, furnished; furnished 312 Soutll Third, 914-- and porch, Apply 610 West Fruit. completely 214 229 phono exposure, with 923 Bouth SALE Homes. will be to your Gold. no sick; no children. 112 South Ninth. bungalows, and Nortb Maple, FOR good board, FOR It Phono (MO. Office, Second and WANTED Experienced cook, In a small $45 per month. Apply 724 East Central. KENT Nicely rutnislieil bed room, Walter, phone 2J03-- Interest to ace us before purchasing a - FOR RENT Three rcoms and bath, adjoining bath; steam In good wages. Mr, Lewln- seven-roo- heat; private FOR RKNT home, we have a list family; Apply 609 FOR KENT Modern brick no 619 Have lovely vacancy for two ai large son, care The Economist. furnished for light housekeeping, home; sick. North Third. to lelect from. Helens-Turne- r Co., S18 South house, furnished; two glassed-i- n rooms, convalescents. Mrs. W. H. Reed, phone First. Apply at the Savoy Hotel KOK KENT Two rooms 1221-J- . 4011 Hold, 407 WANTEDD Girl for housework, perma-ne- office. Areola heat. 118 North Maple. Call furnished for South Walter. West phone 2272-- with use of position; no washing; may go light housekeeping, phone ROOM AND BOARD First-clas- s meals; FOR SALE Beautiful pressed brick KENT 1, rooms and and bath; garage. 209 North Edith. "home nights. 1014 North Second, FOR October three FOR RENT Four rooms and In modern home, near car line; reason-abl- bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch bath, furnished; glassed ELGIN Ideal MAKE n dally typewriting at home; electrically equipped; sleeping porch, unfurnished, except HOTEL Sleeping and 819 North Eleventh, phone 10S9. and double pressed brick garage; porches; also garage. 1005 West Silver, housekeeping apartments, by the day. home near shops. For particulars in honest, permanent; particulars free. 1707-- range and window shades; vacant October ROOM AND BOARD, In phone 1. week or month. 602 West Central. private 70 South ThlrdJ Enclose envelope. West 703 South Arno. home; nurse care, tray service, ; md quire in Box Los Calif. FOR KENT well 07 1748-- SALE avoid Lots Now On Sale the New 708, Angeles, FOR RENT Furnished apartment, four FOR RENT Nicely rurnlshed bungalow Front room, furnished, meals. North High, phone FOR Winter coming; LEARN TO TELEGRAPH Am rooms, modern; also two-roo- apart- In one block from adjoining bath, use of phone, cluse Id; ROOM BOARD stoves and buy a seven-roo- pressed starting highlands, Central, one or 703 AND Can accommodate In and want four ment with sleeping porch. 1104 North Ideal for convalescent. Call 317 two gentlemen. West Silver. brick, all modern home; listen, heated a class telegraphy South a young man with room and board; Is persons to fill out. For particulars call Second. Walter, phone 1273-- FOR KENT Sitting room bed room modern 901 South with hot water and the price right. home; private family. 2148-I- i. 8074-- J, 6 m. Phone phone after p. FOK RENT Three lovely rooms and FOR RENT Modern flat on West Cen- combined; private entrance; private Walter. ' bath. 318 North Sixth, 1166-- FOR bALK Well-bui- by WANTED Competent girl or woman to glassed porch, east front, close In. tral. Large convenient rooms. Partly phona FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room, practical are for ant do cooking; must be and coal Phone furnished. Low rent to ovenlngs. suitable one with on builder, 8176 cash, or best offer, buys baby furnished, fas dangei. Sleeping porch. for or two, board, m n A-- 1988-- and glassed-l- porch. l; good home and good wages to right right party. Phone 662-- FOR RENT Two desirable bed rooms, main floor. Phone 1472-- tit West sleeping 223 West Central. In modern home; or ladles Fruit. Eleurlo and city water. The best in Choice level lots, city water, ditch water. Buy one of party. Apply FOR RENT Modern furnished FOR RENT Well furnished modern gentlemen beslthseekers. apart- five-roo- employed no sick. Phone town for Palmer, ltit Male and Femnle. house, close In, 614 North ' preferred; BOARD 1758-W- . ment, two rooms and sleeping porch, at 181G-- TAULE Can accommodate two South High, phone these lots and pay Nnt to xpurself, you will be surprised WANTED teachers for close In, to 614 West Third; garage and shade; no children. or three persons for n.eals by the Immediately; couple only. Iron, FOR FOR SALE lu south hlghlinds. new will own a home. Let us show the ; Ari- 630-- See owner. 1006 South Edith. RENT One large housekeeping a ride from town. Mrs. how soon you you rural schools. In New Mexico nd phone week; only short thiee-roo- - room with close 105 1B7S-- cottage; two large screened Southwestern Educational Ex- FOR RENT Small furnished or unfur- porch, ground floor, Fleming. South Cedar, phone built-i- once. zona, Two three-roo- furnish- no 306 in oak floon throughout, lots today and begin budding at 117 West FOR Rent and nished In In; children; reasonable rent. porches, nhange, Copper, city. ed apartments; hot and cold water, house, very good condition; West Iron. MRS. MARSHALL'S private home for feature!, a real buy; very small pay- WANTED Man and wife and also house- not modern, but has electrlo lights and convalescents, excellent meals, table ment down, balance Ilka rent. 701 East Only 120 Down nd fl P Month. lights and phone paid; rent reasonable. rent $25 or 1647-- FOR RENT Front bedroom with lava- on ranch; also clerical woman. South city water; $30. Phone and tray service; reasonable rates. 1107 Santa Fe. or phone Mi. keeper 4214 Broadway. In located 1181-- J Call on M. W. Mills, at Imperial rooms, FOR RENT Five-roo- furnished house; tory; centrally private North Twelth. phone new FOR RENT Well furnished modern home; gentleman No sick. 611 West FOa SALS By owner, modern or address Mills Ranch, front and back only. aummer 965 five-roo- Sunday, Springer, large porch, garage; Coal. 1102-- SPECIAL rates, per month; house, elegantly furnished, apartment, five, rooms, front one-roo- In Phone & New Mexico. spacious also house the rear; rent excellent board, private room with tin location; priced to sell; come and McMillion Wood, Realtors porch; best scenic location In town; other $00 Inquire at 822 South Arno, or FOR RENT Small front room; suitable and aervlce. St. WANTED Man or woman, (40 weekly 1579-- sleepinr porch tray see It If you want to buy a new furnished hour sell- attractive features. Phone phone 1340-- for one or two, reasonable; bath, phone, John's Episcopal Sanatorium, phone 491. Soutll Edith. full time, U an spare time, no house; also extra lot. Ilia 206 West Gold, to wear. Expe- Two FOR RENT Furnished well people, children. Opposite ing guaranteed hosiery FOR RENT rooms, kltohenette. cottage, newly 416 JAMESON'S RANCH The place to get new rience International Mills, bath and decorated, Inside and out, modern and West Gold. . two free from OWNER forced to leave, must sell unnecessary. Sleeping porch, halls, porches, well; mile! from town; four-roo- m two it Norrlstown, Pa. private entrances; completely furnished, gas. Phone or call between 10 and 12 FOR RENT Close In, newly furnished dust and smoke; free transportation to house, furnished, ' 381-- screened fruit trees, gsrage, modern with gas, 100& Forrester, a. m. Phone keys at 1624 East room. In modern home, with private and from good horns porches, EARN 35 spare time copying phone de- town; cooking; harness and some woekly 1379-- Central. entrance to bath, porch If Phone ti88-- J. chickens, horse, buggy; summary of all Instruments, In- sleeping meals served family style. cash and bslame than rent. For dally FOR OR SALE fur- sired. 416 South Third. cheaper cluding legal proceedings filed for record. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, con- RENT Bcautltully MRS. BERQLUND'S Private Tubercular details plona 21I1-R- Stamped envelope for particulars. West- venient to sanatorlums; four rooms, nished house, six rooms and bath, two FOR RENT Two largo housekeeping Sanatorium for winter; steam heated n steam lawn well back and front WILL, SELL our new house, In Univer- ern Rating Bureau. Muskogee, Okla, glassed-i- sleeping porches, gas; on East sleeping porches, heat, shade, roomi, furnished; rooms; plenty new blankets; good meals; 119 no small home-canne- furnished car line. 1321 East all modern conveniences. Apply South porches, ground floor, close In; milk and eggs; d fruits and sity Heights, at a bargain; Central Call Central, S06 Is or see McMlllln A 141, High. children. Wan Iron. our own chlckeni lerved; special diet; or unfurnished; thia place strictly CARPENTERING Wood. Phona all new FOR KENT Newly decorated, well fur- FOR RENT Two clean rooms, furnish- general nursing. Phona 1355-- modern with tho conveniences; $4,000.00 FT6r7rWOB3"a'nd"c"ontracrwork, call nished with ed for two small payment down, balance less than ' fine modern home, glassed light houiekeeplng; prefer FOR HEALTH SEEKERS Furnished 1. 1JI75-- FOR KENT FurTHihea front apartment, school and wife, em- rent; possession October Address ad- and screened sleeping porches: fire place teachers, or ronn WH d"6 ODD .'OH and two rooms and kitchenette, bath and furnace best location in no no children. 817 North rooms with sleeping porches, hot and Owner, care Journal. Will buy a six room modern house, modern except carpentering de- heat; high ployed; sick; ex- joining; large front porch; garage If , cold water In each room; steam heat; In on South Walter street. It has an house building, reasonable;; Investigate two lands. 1420 East Silver. Fourth. ' ,' heat, located close low free. Phone sired; thoroughly clean and sanitary; cellent PERSONAL east with and other our' prices; estlioates adult! no 124 South FOR RENT Two comfortable furnished HUNT for house- board; tray aervlci; graduate front, lawn, trees and hedge, garage 2::s(l-- J. F. 212 Tale. only nnd sick. Arno, FOR Furnished light nurse In Kluken, 633-- cottages, In beautiful Tejano canyon; rooms and attendance; prices reasonable. FREE TRIP to Los for one out buildings. phone Ad- keeping; tej large sleeping Angeles, I WANT you to Investigate my low prices climate Ideal; telephone service. porch, bath connection; water, light Casa da Oro, 809 and 1S West Qold. person. Phone 1671-- on any kind of a building proposition dress It. B, Hammond, phone 297. post-offi- and no lick, r. phone furnished; positively J. W. BRASFIELD watch, clock and you have In view. A. K. Palmer, Bunga-lon- box 658, Albuquerque, N. M. n' ' no 710 West Lead. 1768-- WANTED Houses children, WANTED Rooms work. 115 South Second. Builder, Box 41, city. Phone FOR RENT 313 West McKinley, new Jewelry WILLIAM Realtor. k Fltst-ela- si J. LEVERETT, NEW "WORK: or alteration!; nil work house, pleasantly located, close to WELL CONTRACTOR WANTED living quarters of WANTED Private pupils; teacher is ex- will WANTED To rent or three or North three rooms, service three or four rooms, furnished, for tha perienced and trained for guaranteed; estimate! freo; make lease, Fourth street; specially 1S Q0'3- - very rinse figure on a Job In highlands four-roo- unfurnished house with gar- porch and cmvass sleeping porch; bath WELLS DHILLliU. driven and repaired; winter for two young children and moth- primary grades; good certificates and Phone 110. ws or heights. Phone 1765-- K, B. John- age and chicken house, rhone 2238-J- . room and electrlo lights. Apply 1(13 pumps, tanks, towers. J. F. Wolklng, er; prefer detached house. Call on Mr. references on application. Phone 1988-- son. tjl6 John. (North First...... 423 West Marble, Rhone. 146:. W. Messlck, at Alvarado hotel. 119 North Elm.

I Pa-'- c Twelve. ' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' September 21, 1922.

Dr. D. R. Murray, Osteopathic and STILL A CANDIDATE 3 Violet-ra- y treatments. Fhone 741. Arts and Crafts FOR SALE Green-Iiotisc- . Rumors have been into chcu--- , Itrnntirul fern. Ives put One-roo- lation that 1 Intend to withdraw Studio furnished house; Phono 7;(2. Adv. ' la Always as candidate for the electric lights and city water, Albuquerqus's nomination, Hand Tainted Chine, Em- east for sheriff on the democratic tick- -' front, everything new; no Finest Worth Stencil! nir. Mono-pram- , ut. These rumors are untrue. I broidery, sick have ever occupied it. On T.amp Shades, Hem- one of the best corner lots in HEA' 1 heater am still a candidate for this nomi-- : FOR RENT nation, subject to the will of the stitching. Pleating. University Heights, one block room with table democratic WKSTTAKK Ai .Si;iVIHT from trackless street car; J200 Furnished county convention of SSI TODAY AND TOMORROW hoard. Hate (or two in loom. Bernalillo countv. Phone J. Room D, Mcllnl will handle. Also tabic board by week. Mrs. (Adv.) RAFAEL GARCIA. If.ag.. Cver Penny's. Phono 2400-11- 5 TODAY AND TOMORROW 0. M. Brook, 217 South Fourth. HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY William Fox Presents WILLIAM RUSSELL Ford Owners, v NOTICE Attention! .Medium, Mrs. Parker GALLUP SpirituHl of Ohio Why bother to ret out and "The fin and After September 31 lift the cushion when measur- The. very best on the market New Address 110 North Syca- ing your gas? A glance at more, phone 3 074-- the new Superior SERVICE and SATISFACTION Crusader" GASOMETO simply attached to footboard Thomas' Ice Cream tells the measure of gas in (taal Supply and Lrafeer Company A Great and tank. It is based on principle Stirring Story. 2 Gallon, Packed, that liquids' seek their' own 4 Phones 5. Wm. R. and delivered, $1.00 level. The Walton, President and Manager Also "FOX NEWS"-Top-ics of the Phono 313 Day GASOMETO HAROLD LLOYD IN A COMEDY is economical, durable, de- pendable, and is always in Admission plain view. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Regular Price. DRESSMAKING For Particulars Phone 836-- COMING First Class Dressmaking TO BUY All Work Guaranteed. AND Thursday, Friday and Saturday SIS S. Walter. Phone 1667-J- . AUTOMOBILE TIRES TUBES AT COST. OF THE TURF." "THE QUEEN GALLUP LUMP While They Last. FOR SALE Ask our salesmen, Phone, Write or Call I3y owner, $250 cash and bal- - Omera Hut, ance like rent: a four-roo- BOND-DILLO- N COMPANY Gentry's rggs. floe: for sale at adobe stucco, nicely furnished Ask About It. lending gnu-crie- Adv. in Highlands. Richard Kipling Presents LOCAL ITEMS 204 Wrst Gold Avinu The Hancock l.lectric Co., Vole. Phone 2U8T-- Superior Lump Children of the St. Anthony Adi. Orphanage attended the circus .MKKIIALES. and furnaces) Mazda C. Jf. M M. O. (heaters "The yesterday, the guests of the (ON. i!, 1. I. sale Highly bred pup- Lamps Mr. King-ling- , Local lilks' lodge and Osteopathic Specialist. pies, sired hy International 10 to 5n watts each . .S.'iC the manager of the circus. Morn JSIdg. Tel. 701 J. 325-- I'liamplon, Tintern Tip Top, CHAMPIOV LAMPS thirly-thrc- c Adv. two-fiste- d retl-blood- One hundred and pirn of President Harding's AZTEC FUEL in to 60 watt. rach. . .3."i a thrilling story of a hero of the children enjoyed the show. "Laddie Boy;" the best li) to 50 watt. fiv. for $(.fi range. A Western that Is different. Mrs. M. I... Fox, who has spent tU. 1'UANK Matt KACKtN, known dog in America. PHONK 7B Story UH. B. Mac KACK-E-- the past six months at Spring- DAISY J. Pedigree and registration COMPANY We d'llver five or more. field, Jll., where she went on ac- Osteopathic Physicians. papers furnished with each Added Attractions: count of the death of her father, K. P. Iluildlng. Phone Office 89 -- V dog. For inspection ap- returned home yesterday accom- Ilesidcnce 89-- J Adv. 1762-- J lard- - Mr. been pointment, telephone Phone 251 Whitney panied by Fox who has or P. O. Box 4C4, THE FOX-CISR-REUT east on chamber of commerco address BLUE EVERTS business. L. Joe Miller, Prop. Miss Helen Sievert will leave FOR SALE ware Regular Prices early this week for Santa Ke Two nice houses, twenty-fiv- e where she will become a teacher foot lots, two rooms each, at the Frances K. Willard school sleeping porches, north part of for girls. town, good locaton. See S MILK T. E. Whitmer was a guest Kahn, 193 North First, cash or at the Hotel Rosslyn, Los An- terms. For Your geles, a few days last week. Fresh & Sanitary BOY SCOUTS DEFEAT PURE MILK We Supply the Liberty Sunday Dinner: BUY IT BY THE LOAD MENAUL IN OPENING Wliolo milk or cream, quality ' Cafe and the Savoy Cafe. GAME OF THE SEASON guaranteed belter than city health requirements. Delivered FOR CITY DELIVERY Dry Clean Sound Fuel doily in any quantity to any pari PEACH Headquarters Troop Boy Scouts of tho Butler's 2405-R-- defeated Menual school city. Dairy. Phone PHONE 2 OOSITLNCOC8 1 TO 11 P. M. yesterday 2405-K- . ICE CREAM ORDER A LOAD TODAY by a score of 13 to 7 in the first LIBERTY DAIRY football game of the season. The TODAY AND TOMORROW game was played at Washington and park. Headquarters troop scored Phone 0II2-- 421 W. Central. HAHN COAL CO. PHONE 91 two touchdowns and a placement RENT A CAR GRAPE BIG DOUBLE BILL WITH kick while Menaul scored on n touchdown and a forward pass. Drive it yourself--Ne- w Fords SHERBET and Dodges, Coupes and Sedans BRICK VAUDEVILLE MRS. W. M. STONE IS diuvi;ki.i:ssalbuquerquecar co. Cars Delivered. DEAD IN CALIFORNIA Common Brick Face Brick I Fire Brick Fire Clay "IT'S MOTHER'V Fireplace Tile Floor Tile AUCTION SALE A M Word has been received of the) Mortar Colors Flue Lining rlath of Mrs. W. M. Ktone of 1101 Sewer .Metal Lath 26 North in Gordon Pipe TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER It was the first time the had! Second street, Venice, Landon's Carey Rooting Wall Board youth 'allf., last Wednesday morning.1 the word in Mrs. Btone left here about two1 Shade Murphy Beds AT 007 NOIVW KKVF.NTIt STRKUT. SALE STARTS spoken twenty years! Shop Cement Lime AT P. M. cur-- months for visit with hei-- j Plaster PKOMPTI.V 2:30 and he met his mother under l go a Siiades made to order. Tel. 1253-- mother FREE Four rooms of A- -l furniture to go to the bidder for in and sister there. She has, (Victor Luxor Hand-Mad- e Delivery on Quarts highest ious circumstances a strange' lived here for the past twelve P. O. Co. cash. Noto the following articles to be (.old: Cloths) Sorenson or More of Ice Cream on Bird's to place. It is a thrilling and fascin- years. She Is survived by her hus- Klrsh Curtain Rods $100.00 Kye maple dresser, chiffonier and chair band and six all now in Corner North First Street ami SUNDAYS v match these, three pieces are beauties; brass bed, spring and story in which children, Phono I61H-- J. 413 North ating atirornla. .Mr. btone is a mem- Slitli Marblo Avenue. mattresses; dining table, buffet and fjiairs to match; largo ber of the firm of Pillow & Stone. leather rockers, library table, !ixl2 rugs like now, sanitary cot and pad, refrigerator, tubs, few dishes arid cooking MOVED utensils. Now if you want to buy good house furnishings, DEATHS AND FUNERALS you cannot afford to miss this sale, as these goods are Six Boors North to just the same f:s new and have never been used by sick; the LOPEZ The funeral of Mrs.,' 201 SOUTH SECOND. DAILY'S KASII closer you inspect these goods the better you will like Mariana Lopes, who died Friday DANCE them. The furnishing ot this home will appeal to the most morning at her residence. 18IM C. O. Wiseman discriminating perxons. w ill aft-- Don't miss tilts salv Conic and friends. Barelas road, be held this j Watchmaker, .leweler and early bring your ernoon at 4 o'clock from the THIS AFTERNOON AHDKARRY I family Engraver. J. L. Auctioneer. I i.Sl residence to the Sacred Heart GOBER, lilllkti church. Burial will be in San "5 Teats Experience I ... .lose cemetery. Albuquerque L'n Tijeras Canyon Pavilion. is in Daily's Gipsy Store dcrtaking company charge. Music by THORXBURY The body of Essex Cabriolet. r mutmrrni mm i Xorman Thornbury, Santa F sec Will trade for bungalow, pre- The Harmonizers tion foreman who was killed at ferably in lowlands. Will pay Kansas City Meat. Madrone, X. M Wednesday, was the difference. sent to Wells Point, Tex., for burial MH. CHADBOVKNK 20 lba. (Con- by Strong Brothers last night. Mrs West t'oul Avenue grapes Thornbury and two daughters ac- companied the body. cord) $1.55 VAUDEVILL SAXFORD Lloyd E. Sanford, COAL COAL MECCA CAFE 20 lbs. Pears $1.00 aged "0 years, died on v. Santa Fc ' last when en Guy's Transfer is prepared to fill Special for train night route to 20 lbs. Tomatoes. . Phoenix. His mother, Mrs. E. B. your bin with either Gulliip lump ,70c Sanford of Peru, Ind., was with or Hagan coal. Leave your or- Sunday Dinner lilm and will leave this afternoon ders now and avoid tno rush. jjl; .123 South It Will Soon Be Impos- Reno's Komical with the body for Peru. Strong Second. (.'HICK EX Kapers Brothers were in charge of Phone 371 X. Phono 2l:'2-W- . sible to get the above TIRKEY now. DUCK buy Novelty singing, music and dancing, buck and McCUIRE C. C. McGuire, aged wing, soft shoe and eccentric dancing and Irish t2 years, died at his rooms early FOGG, The Jeweler Come and See Us Today. We deliver at cash and and black face in addition to Friday night. He was a barber. comedians, regular Funeral services will be held from Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. 211 West Central Avenue carry prices programme. Strong Brothers' chapel at 4 Highest Quality, Lowest Prices. o'clock this afternoon and burial , Opposite Postoffice. No Advance in Prices. will be in Falrvlew cemetery. 118 South Fourth.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Save Money by Buying Bids will be received by th Beautiful Hoard of Education Williard N. WILLIAM DUNCAN M., before 3 p. m. October Ind. Pot Flowers SUGARITE CHESTNUT ff and for the erection of a school Cut Flowers and Designs at MM 0t CHI house. Plans and specifications "Till: FLOWER SHOP"' npop deposit of 2u at office of mm It costs less and you use lose. yre Open Sunday Morning. Trost and Trout Architects, N. T. H88-.- We EDITH 118 S. Fourth. Mione I guarantee satisfaction in furnace, heater and range JOHNSON Arm! jo Building, Albuquerque, .. M. Adv. Are d, Entitled NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Public Stenographer. Km. 8, Melinl Bldg. Ph. 303. Adv. Phone 35 9 WANTED COMPLETE LINE (ITT K1.KCTR1C SHOT. 811(11" I'bnn IMTi-- iin Houth A first class cook. Apply Silent 8trad. 'The Vow t ree Call and Delivery. Adv. AX(.K.I, CAFF. Leather Bags and Suit Cases Corsair . ' W eeding bonqiiels. llfi N'orth Fourth. Also lies. Phone I;52. Adv. WAGGENER'S SALE RENO KOMEDY Sole M1PANY To to make room for our Age.icy get acquainted, other A Vaudeville1 Novelty in Music, and stock of goods already bought. We will offer our Singing Dancing , . FUN! FUN! FUN! YOUR DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION entire stock of home furnishing goods at greatly Ilarfmah Wardrobe Trunks reduced prices during th'e next week beginning Regular Prices. V Monday, September 25th. if at store be ' left this will carefully compounded NOTE A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS. Just Received Fine Line of Ladies' Vi rfim by Registered Pharmacists. Our stock is most 1 lot $16 to $18 beds $10.00 complete and we are sure to have everything that 1 lot' new $10 mattresses $6.00 1 $110 range slitely used $7o!oO the doctor wants to have. Our 1 VANITY Us you prices are as MO Range slitely used S20.WI CASES Let Send a Man FOR RENT low I as possible considering the quality of the $t0 Axminlster rug. new S32.50 To replace that broken' window Our home. 1220. Went I Axminlster Central, merchandise we offer. Then know Heavy nig slitelv used $20 00 glass. Albuquerquo Lumber Co. completely furnished. Call you "Our Phono 421. 423 North Flrnt. at Service." Dressers, Chiffoniers, Dining Tables, Center We repair all kinds of trunks and leather 707 4 West Gold or phone goods. 2080-W- . Tables, Library Tables, Cook Stoves, Gas Stoves, . Heaters everything. These goods will sell on HIGHLAND PHARMACY sight COME EARLY. THE ELITE IN James Grunsfeld DAHLIAS . "Service Counts We give it." WAGGENER'S STORE EiPSIE Cleaners I For Tour Gifts and Decorations. Free 305 Sturges Hotel Building First Street Side DTETIS AND HATTERS Delivery Everywhere Phone 30 North First street. Phone 375 n. P. BIOOM HVO CLEANING 2167-.- I'hono I Phone 4,-,- (Tor. Hth and Gold ''' Garden Beslds T. M. C.'A. Start the Day Smiling 1 Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING UP FATHER" u Q MORNE "BRINGING UP FATHER" appears every morning in the 0 Appears every morning rt the Journal Albuquerque Morning Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, September 24, 1922. Albuquerque Morning Journal

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With two visiting-- circuses during WEDDINGS. ORGANIZATIONS. the week and a home ELLY CAROLINA LAZZARl past product NEY, Binkort-Mrlmyr- c The one tor all o next 4t9tteeeNOTE. annual entertainment for the AMONG U. being Arranged EDITOR'S ' of f N. M. FRATERNITIES one as to think All the Miss Helen Binkert, daughter past patrons and the past matrons week, is Just likely items for Sunday COMING Mrs. was married of the Order of Eastern Star was J in terms o sawdust and pink lem- society section must be in tha AW ZMBAUST HERE Dorothy Binkert, case our subsconcious office to Jerry E. Mclntyre on Wednesday hold last Friday evening at the Ma onade. In Journal by Saturday Im- It's all Greek to me, from Carol WllKfln. Mls Cnnsf.-innt- t 'H-- under the can- noon at the latest. morning at the church of the sonic temple. The affair was elabo Alpha mind, wandering big Reporters mass was to Omaha, as one it- ter and Misa Fleischer. vas top, has dictated any remarks nre urged to call the Journal maculate Conception, nuptial rately arranged and featured scholar put Juliet as - being celebrated by Father Manda-lar- i. by an exchange of curtesies between And to the "barbarian," as those about the hostess being stunningly $ as early in the week possi- wh odo not in white or ble after th event occurs. The wedding music was played the past officers and the chapter. belong to a Greek letter Alpha Delta PI gowned spangled tights, Mrs. Palladino. The bride wors After a which are the The oldest assisted by we The society editor may be by chapter meeting at society designated, affairs national woman's fra- being clowns, apolo of bule twill the of Pan-Helle- glze. in advance. J reached at telephone No. 66. a traveling suit Poiret past officers occupied the chairs the world are ut ternity, Alpha Delta Pi, has thai The Greek letter folks S with hat to match and carried a and conducted an initiation, a sup terly confusing. Even at the state newest local chapter at the state university vtf A of roses. She was attended was served in where are but sev The are assuming a prominent place in bouquet per the dining room, university there university. fraternity was social activities. Much interest is by Miss Geraltine Tompkins in blue which laws decorated In white and en men s and women's fraternities, founded at Wesleyan college at if''?' was at- were the names to Macon, Ga.. in Tha Mr. Rosebuds to being shown in the various "rush" Canton crepe. Mclntyre yellow. presented are a puzzle those not 1r, w..i Mrs. Wallace Hesselden, Mr. and tended by Adelard Mercier. Tho the guests of honor. Mrs. familiar with tho are Dlue and white nn tha finw.- -: 1 which the sororities are giv- Harry -- organizations, parties E. B. Mrs. Walter E. was in her as toast at xne uammas. ones ing and in speculation as to "who is Mrs. Booth, bride given marriage by Aspinwall acted master Well, which Fuipio vtuieu xne local cnap Hatch, Miss Margaret Chadwick. brother, Milton A, Binkert. A wed- the supper, calling upon several of are they," is heard aw hand. ter is housed in a suite of rooms in going to go what" as the student every me has it. Bid day, when the Miss Laura Chadwick, Miss Marcia ding breakfast was served at the the retired officers for short talks. The women's fraternities, or gins' dormitory at the univers- vulgate Miss Florence Samuels, of the bride's mother after The the as are ity. The mATrthrra whn decisions must be made, is a Chadwick, home guests provided chapter they called famili - fateful ing- the week from today. Miss Grace Stortz, Charles Chad- the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Mcln- with toy horns which turned the arly, are all similar In organization university are Mrs. John In circuses and sororities, wick, Oscar Lewis, Ralph Mel- tyre are on an automobile honey- gathering into a uproarous carnival. and purpose, being supervised by a ropejoy, miss Mary Wood, Miss spite of Mc- Mlxa however, the season's brides-elec- t bourne, J. A. Johiisfln, Ray moon in Santa Fe. They will be at representative body known as the Ruth Morgan. Ksthep Mnrnn io Miss Isabel are not being negloctcd. Miss Canna, Louis Hesselden and Harry home after November 10 at 417 The Good Samaritan class of the National congress Pnrlor Ml.. 1.,1 whose will take Hust, West Fruit avenue. Central Avenue Methodist This congress lays down rules that Riordon,, Miss Margaret Stortz, marriage church emu Esterday, place early in November, is the has elected new officers as follows: must be observed by all of the iuimt miicneii. charming excuse for a pretty affair SIRS- - ANDERSON AND MRS. BraolivogvJ.Woodwork Mrs. C. C- lligbee, president: Mrs. member sororities and which ars last week and an elaborate tea to HATCH tilV'E BRIDGE Miss Allno Hrachvogel, daughte" Etta Caldwell, Mrs. incorporated at each college where Knppa Kappa G amnio. be friends of her mother's Among the largest affairs of the of Mrs- E. Brachvogel of N. H. national sororities are chartered. The "KunDRH." for short a- - th given by on Encino, George Mackey, secretary; Mrs. this week. week was the bridge party given M., was married to Orval Wood- .11. Aimer, treasurer; and Mrs. Lilly Tho local Pan Helenic association second sorority to go into the uni- O Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Wal work of El Paso at Phoenix, Ariz., Groves and Mrs. S. E. Kemp, cour- goes further and draws up elabo versity.- . The Knrnritv wah. fnitn.j.vniiuui CIrB IS THRONGED FOR ter E. Hatch and Mrs. Clinton P. on September 5, according to an- tesy committee. rate rules governing the action of in lft7n. .. fit. Mnnmniith. wk&.nnllaa. ,u Tilt THE "IjADIKS' DAI" Anderson at the home of the latter nouncements received by friends tho sororities In college, four at the The colors are the blue of the, "ladies' at at 911 West Fruit avenue. was state The and blue of sea The September day'' Thj ' here. She employed by the City A Junior Masonic order for girls. university. rules apply sky the the and Wed- rooms were decorated with autumn fleur-de-li- s. the country club observed last 4. JCational bank in El Paso before her the Daughters of Job, was organ- chiefly to "rushing." the hectic sea the flower is the The two-cour- luncheon & n. VT!at nesday, was a gay colorful affair flowers and a J n marriage. ized here li.st week when 25 son at the first of the year before local chanter had hmmo nn The was served at the end of the about avenue marked by a lurge attendance. after young women gathered at the Ma- the new students are invited to Join, Central last year but Is not dur- noon's The affair waB tho i gathering of the cluns absent game. Sn yder-To- ni 11 s sonic was decided end are provided with penalties for maintaining a nome mis semester. in series jk temple. It to ap- ing the vacation months resulted second of a being given by The marriage of Mrs. Dorothy ply to the national organization for infractions. Initiation for four nledtrna mm h.l.l of and the hostesses. The third will be It- Each on al the home of much cordiality greeting - 1 ' K and R. G, took u charter and to sorority the hill is at Mrs. Allen E. Bruca in October. A Snyder Tompkins hold another meet, sprightllness of conversation during given early I place on Monday morning at the ing as soon as it arrives. Three offi- lowed one "rush party." They are last Sunday. The active chapter is luncheon and the tea. The party Those invited for Wednesday are: x Immaculate church, the cers were Miss Helen afternoon affairs this season, on composed of Mrs. Edward Lighton, a Mrs. Mrs. II. I Bioh- - Conception elected, did, with some effort, maintain Hugh Duttor, ceremony being performed by the .Schneider as honored queen, Miss dates drawn by lot in the Pan Hel Miss Helen MacArthur, Miss Lorena comparative silence during the mer, Mrs. E. E. Royer, Mrs. R. Mamlalari. and Eloiso lenic meeting. Only two hours ore Burton, Miss Helen Stowell, Mrs- Rev. Father Mr. lioren as senior princess and game. Fred Pettlt, Mrs. G. E. Hreece, Mrs. William Beauchamp were the Miss Nesta McKechnie, Junior allowed for each entertainment and Shepherd, Miss Mollis The day began at 10:30 o'clock C. W. Potter, Mrs. C. M. Barber, attendants. After the a All a limited sum of money is to be Culpepper, Miss Norma Williams, Mrs. William ceremony princess. girls between the ages in the morning when the members Mrs. Harold Galer, wedding breakfast was served at of 13 and 18 who are near relatives spent on appointments. Phi Mu Miss Ruth Daugherty, Miss Claire, of the Wednesday bridge club ar- Farr, Mrs. Ed Cox. Mrs. C. E. Oden, home 707 North of master gave the first on aft- Bursum and Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs. ' the Tompkins at Masons are eligible to party Friday rived for their first meeting of the Mrs. Jerre Haggard, Charles First street. Mr. and Mrs. Tomp- Join the organization. The ernoon, a dinner at Tamarisk Inn, winter season. Three tables Mrs. John Milne, Mrs. lib 4 A objects played Watlington, kins are now on an automobile of the order are to teach the love nd Alpha Delta PI entertained (r rhi Mu. and were later guests at luncheon Harry Benjamin, Mrs. Kenneth in the northern of of God, their rushees yesterday afternoon. Mu is Mrs. T. E- Mrs. honeymoon part country and hume, and to Phi the oldest sorority at of Mrs. Jerre Haggard and Baldrldge, Mrs. Whitmer, the state and will be at home upon teach reverence for the Scrip- On next Friday Kappa Kappa Gam- the The Thomas G. Mrs. N. T. Beswick, Holy university. sorority has Hughes. Nye Martin, Carolina I.nzairl. their return at 802 West Coal ave- tures. The ritual is based upon the ma will give a tea dance at the maintained a chapter house at 1717: The Wednesday club players Mrs. Cortez Quickel, Mrs. Earl nue. Mrs. Tompkins has been em- Book of Job in the Old Testament. Masonic Temple and on the follow- East Gold avenue for the five were: Mrs. Mrs- James Mrs. Tom Danahy, Mrs. F. past Guy Rogers, Knight, With the of the winter The of nature Rosenwald Brothers for The is by ing day Alpha Chi Omega will give as a residence out-o- f- Mrs- Mrs. M. L. approach Impetuosity her too, ployed by organization sponsored years for the Gladding, Karl Knight, Lyon, Mrs. H. ChamDerlln, s is Mr. is a tea dance at the club. M. season the minds 6f Albuquer-quean- undoubtedly inherited. Her moth several years and Tompkins the Eastern Star. country A. B, Bets, Mrs. Tom Walker, Mrs. Mrs. H. J. Tompkins, Mrs. J. er, an a member of the firm of and Sunday. October 1 is "bid day." (Continued Next Page.) Mrs. B. B. Mrs- Rankin. Mrs. turn to the rmisical enter- exceptional musicn, gave Wegs Harry Benjamin, Hanger, Doolittle, Don J. the child her She John F. Simms will be the princi- The men's fraternities, on the Wester-flel- d, tainment which is year- first training. Tompkins. Mrs. J. E. Cox, Mrs. Roy Stamm, A. H. Wilde, Mrs. Frank anticipated showed a devotion to at a of the other hand live unrestrained exist- Mrs. Hag- Mrs. T. Mrs. J. ly through the activities of the passionate pal speaker meeting Mrs. Oscar Blueher, Jerre E. Lassetter, Nelson-Gilber- whom when club. Tickets to music from her earliest years and t. league of Women Voters which (vill ences, bidding and they gard and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. D. Davidson, Mrs. A. G. Shortle, Fortnightly are go be held on please without rule or 1 on sale next ar- although her did every- Announcement of the marriage nl Monday evening at tha regulation. Luncheon was served at o'clock Mrs. tnrah Mitchell, Mrs. B. F. week for the three parents chamber commerce New students can be bid and 4 who win- thing to develop her extraordinary Miss Mauds Nelson and Howard A. of parlors. His and was followed by bridge until Copp, Mrs. R. L. Hust, Mrs. Eva tists will appear here this be I WONDER - was made o subject will "Women in Politics." pledged immediately upon registra- - i ter, it has been announced- talent, thorough schooling and gen- Gilbert in August o'clock when tea was served to late Hyre, Mrs. Carl Mulky, Mrs- tjnar-le- eral were cere- Mrs. William R. new tion at the Sigma Chi rooms were deco- W. C. The dates for the appearance of education by no means friends here last week. Tho Walton, presi- university. visitors. The club Slayman of Chicago, Mrs. At tho of Belen dent, will be in of the meet and Pi Kappa Alpha are national how of our with a of and Miss Nelle Sirs. tho three concert ifirtists have been neglected. age ten, Ney mony was performed in at charge just many rated profusion pink Osstrcich, Bryan, received a in one of the home of T. B. tha ing which is open to all men and fraternities and Alpha Delta is a lavender asters which blended ar- S. T. Mrs. A. D. Mrs. announced by the club as follows: scholarship the Simmons, girls and boys going away Vann, Ogle, largest conservatories in Rev. Tomas Calkins officiating. Mr. women interested in citizenship. local which is seoking a charter tistically with the new autumn T. G. Winfrey, Mrs. Strong, Elley Xey, the pianist, will be here Germany. to in various Harry Rub- - When Zimbalist, the gifted Rus- and Mrs. Gilbert are at home at 41!i from some national organization. college the women Mrs. Mrs. on December 8; Zimbalist, the all-da- gowns of the present. Mrs. Edward Morgan, Allen sian to re- Mr- is An y church with Each group has a Mrs. William Mc-- j violinist who is appear in North Eighth street. Gilbert meeting already pledged cities have a cherished J. A. Rledy and Bruce. Mrs. Thor Kolle, Mrs. Frank cital made his debut in New electrical a basket dinner in the basement ut large number of men students. Donald were hostesses. Mrs. Carl C. Magee, here, an engineer. of "Mother" were Shufflcbarger, York, a dozen years ago, fhere was noon will be held at the Central photograph At a table with Mrs. Rledy and Miss LUouise Bell. no difference of about his Avenue Methodist church on next and "Dad" to in Mrs. Frank Huhbell. Jr., Mrs. D. A. O opinion Scruggs-Fog- g Alpha Chi Omega. just help wonderful talent as a violinist but Sunday, October 1. The services will Chi was Macpherson and Mrs. Ross Merrit' TO RIG TEA The marriage of Miss Stella Alpha Omega sorority homesick Hours and heavy nTe "tT even then his playing was notable and Frank A. took be held as usual vith an special installed at the Mrs. W. C. Reld had as her guests iLisvS STORTZ for the Scruggs Fogg in the afternoon. The university nearly tasks. M. Her-ve- y, l ul. high musiclanly qualities on at 9 assembly four years ago as the third national Mrs. D. E. Barton, Mrs. J. Cards have been issued to an "at which filled it. Years place Wednesday evening Woman's will Mrs. Seis, Mrs. later the o'clock at the Methodist parsonage, Missionary society sorority to grant a charter to New August George home" to be given on Saturday aft- Globe, speaking of his in have charge of the dinner and will HAS YOURS? C. Taylor and Mrs- J. C. Jordan. ernoon in honor of Miss Grace playing the ceremony being performed by Mexico. The sorority was founded R. W. D. New York at one of his recitals said the Rev. C. C. of the provide coffee, tea, tables and at DePauw at Green-castl- e, Mrs. P. G. Cornish, Mrs. Stortz who will be arrle early in that he "is one of the most brilliant Higbee, pastor dishes. university Bryan, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin and Mrs. R. L, Hust, Mrs. B. Central Avenue Methodist church. Ind., in 1885. The colors are to- November. of living violinists, quite the sound- O is The Ptlilners and Mrs. Roy McDonald played F. and Mrs. R. F. Pettit will Mr. and Mrs. Fogg left Wednesday scarlet and olive and the flower Mrs. Copp est and most magnetic of the for a in Miss Virginia McLandress, daugh. the red carnation. The local chap- gether and Mrs. Harry Lee, be the hostesses. The affair will be evening short honeymoon Mc- younger men. He bids fair, evident- - ter of Dr. and Mrs. George S. Florence Poyas Johnston, Mrs. John home of Mrs. Pettlt at the south- Upon their return they ter has not yet obtained a home for WALTON STUDIO held at the ly, to become the greatest of them 1310 Landress, left Saturday night for Simms and her mother, Mrs. Helm 809 West avenue from 3 to will make their home at North the year but is planning to rent one ta- Tijeras all." street. Mrs. been Los Angeles where ehe will take up later In the season. The in 313Va West Central of Arkansas, made up another 6 o'clock. artist Fourth Fogg has girls the ble. Mrs. Frank Mlndlin had as her The real test of a great Is: teacher in the public schools of junior college work at the Girls' chapter who returned to school this Phone 923 Can he or she Judged by is Collegiate school. are guests Mrs. Frank A. StorU, Mrs. MISS KENDRICK AND MR. repeat? the city and Mr. Fogg established year Miss Helen Jackson, Miss - this standard, Carolina Lazzari, the E- C. Morgan and Mrs. N. F. LeSuer. WOLKIMi MARRIED in the Jewelry business on South Two tables of the younger set gifted contralto of the Chicago Op- Fourth street. In the presence of many friends era company, who will be heard in played. Mrs. James R. Guild and Lulu Kendrick O Mrs. the marriage of Miss February, is Indeed a great artist. her guests, Mrs. Antonio Otero, and Walter S. took PARTIES. Wilson and Mrs. Howell Wolking place She has won new admirers and re- Donald iat the church on Mon-- 1 was for Faw up one table, and Mrs. Presbyterian tained the good opinions of the oil A surprise party given making being - j Tier-ne- y. 'day morning, the ceremony ones wherever she has been Miss Erma whoso engage- William McDonald, Mrs. J. J. Rev. A. heard Wolking, Miss Grace Stortz and Miss performed by the Hugh a second or a third time. A notable ment was recently announced,' at Cooper. instance is that her home on evening Margaret McCanna, another. a. of Toronto, where Thursday ueiore ine service uegun .m she has - made two when 24 men and friends cam o "O Prom- already- appear- girl ARE James Van Deventer sang ances and will very shortly have a to spend the evening at "000." AftT FORMER RESIDENTS ise Mo" with a organ accom- Modes pipe Fall third. the game the party ENTERTAINED HERE Miss Norma Williams adjourned Interesting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gooch of Los paniment by Commenting on her second per- the home of Miss Florence Key and violin obligato by Miss Eleanor where with a Each day women are showing a keener interest in hew Angeles, former residents of this formance, Hector Charlesworth, the r.olds refreshments things Lynch. The Rev. Charles McKean Efrcm Zimbalist. well-know- n "Toronto and white cake wore city, have been visiting old friends Miss critic of the pink birthday for fall. Here three items: also sang "For You Alone." Saturday Night" said: . 'served. Those present were Mis-- ' are exceptional here during the past week. They Williams Menueissonn s have been the house guests of Dr. played slan v0jjnigt wlli gv8 a concert "Much as Caroline,, Lazzari de- Wolking, Miss Reynolds, Mr. and march tor tna entrance on 3 Mr. Mrs. and Mrs, R. L. Hust and of Dr. and wedding inere February and Carolina lighted listeners on her, previous ap- Mrs. Walter Wolking, and on of the bridal narty Lazzari, contralto of the Chicago pearances, she herself on Clyde Rice, Miss Mary Webster, Mrs. C. H. Conner, returning wore a dress of white surpassed to their home on the coast. The bride Opera company, will be heard here this occasion. Her contralto voice Miss Florence Knorr, Miss Leona IN FROCKS Friday silk bere combined with satin Is Miss Adella Miss The Los Angeles visitors were en- crepe on February 22. one of glorious and mellow beau- Beyle, Elder, a and pearls. She wore a veil and Elly Ney, the famous pianist ty, and her utterance was so spon- Norma Williams, Miss Helen Fee, tertained on Tuesday evening at of bride's The woman with a at Selva's grove carried a shower bouquet known throughout Europe as the taneous that large, lovely tones Miss tols Ferguson and Miss Lydia well developed, matronly figure picnio supper given roses. Miss Webster as maid re- Dr. and Mrs. Mary "Female Paderewskl," not only gushed from her lips with no ap- 1'rledQ. Walter Kissell, John Ogilvio. will find here a of -- at the mountains by woro a two-tone- d taffeta group extremely attractive dresses Hust. Their were Mr. and of honor, sembles the world renowned Pole parent effort on her part. Her chief John Burton, David Burton, Robert guests in and blue with hat to match. in in Horace for her choosing. Mrs. Mr- - and Mrs. Frank A. pink looks, but tho remarkablo number was the familiar stalking Elder, Moore, Hugh Cooper, Gooch, The two bridesmaids. Miss irma of Addison Charle3 Wells on Stortz, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Canfield. virility her playing. Daughter of horse of contraltos, "Nobll SIgnor" Moore, an! Heavy Canton crepes developed new and grace- W. Dr. Wolking and Miss Leona Beyle, an ancient Alsatian family and a from Meyerbeer's " Huguenots " James Elder. I Mr. and Mrs. H. Keenan, and lavender taffeta ful lines very tastefully trimmed. Colors are navy and Mrs. C. H. Dr. and Mrs. wore pink direct descendant of Goneral Ney, which, with its ornamentations, re- s. O and Conner, with to match. They HAS V black Prices $19.50 to B. F. and Dr. and Mrs. R- F. dresses hats the famous Marshal of France quires a higher degree of flexibility WOMAN'S CIiVR only. $49.50. Copp carried arm bouquets of asters. his- BOOSTER PROGRAM - whose name looms large in the than the average contralto voles Pettlt- Ruth Mann Wo- On Dr. and Catherine Nicholas and tory of that country. Mme. Ney possesses, but which Lazzari sang An effort on tho part of the Wednesday evening in white acted as flower girls. The club of to un- Mrs. Conner gave an informal-dancin- g comes from a very artistic family. with delightful ease." man's Albuquerque bride was given in marriage by her derstand the needs of the state uni- IN SUITS party at their home on North Magda-len- a. honor of Mr. and cousin, Fred Nicholas of versity here and to work for its Twelfth street in Mr. was attended Miss was Mrs. Gooch. Those present were Wolking by Ruth Heflln, Dorothy .Wag- CLUBS advancement made at the Maxwell Fergusson as best man. ner, Miss Margaret Brooks, Misa meeting on afternoon which The ever blue suit if offered in Tricotine Mr. and Mrs. Gooch, Mr. and Mrs. were The Sew and So club was enter- Friday popular navy Mr. Mrs. F. Hugh Cooper and John Ogllvie Clarissa Parsons, Miss Geraldin on was designated as University day. tailored the newest and most Frank Stortz, rnd P. tained Wednesday afternoon at was along approved lines. Dr. and R. L. ushers. Tully, Miss Marcella Matson and home of Mrs. M. The program conducted under Canfield, Mrs, Hust, A breakfast was served Miss Bertha Lee the D. Schumaker of civics with Mrs. Trimmings are and buttons. Priced at F. Mr- - and wedding Payne- on the department stitchings Dr. and Mrs. R. Pettlt, tho Alvarado after South Edith street. Tho mem L. as leader. Mrs. Mr. and at Taft hall at Upon their return to town the bers were entertained an account H. Snell $45.00 to $79.50. George Roslington, the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wolk- Phi Mus gathered at the chapter by Dean L. B. Mitchell of the state Mrs. J. E. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. motor of a trip to Havana, Cuba, made Mrs. H. W. ing are on a honeymoon house where an initiation service summer university was the principal speaker Vann, Mr. and Keenan, of the was Miss last by Mrs. Schumaker. of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson, through the northern part held for Marcella Matson Refreshments were served at the the afternoon, bringing before state and will be at home at 216 and Miss Bertha Lee Payne. the club women a number of sig- - Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Hughes, Mr. 10. close of the afternoon's program. - IN COATS L. Mr. and Yale avenue after October O next nlficant figures relating to the uni- and Mrs. Guy Rogers, - O The meeting of the club will its service to state- ALPHA DELTA PI GIVES on 4 verslty and the MRS. CANFIELD GIVES be held October at the home He the of A THE DANSANT of Mrs. A. A. Heflln. Mrs. Donlln praised high standing Every woman will appreviate these new fall coats BRIDAL SHOWER of a Mrs. the institution, its architecture, and was also a The second "rush" party given by Chicago, sister of Heflln's, for stu- - made by Printzess and Redfern. There are A bridge party that will be a member of the club dur its opportunities the special very good TABLEWARE fruit shower for Miss Grace StorU, the university women's Greek letter dent as well as for those wishing a looking styles here. Materials are Bolivia, velour and bride-elec- ing her visit here this winter. a t, was given yesterday societies was a dansant given yes degree. The health supervision and Mrs. P. Canfield social ut unlvers- - plaid back coatings. Prices are $25.00 to $65.00. afternoon by Fred terday afternoon at the Woman's The Valck Junior violin club has the discipline tho at her home on v est Gom avenue. club the Delta PI ity are the best, he said. were friends of the by Alpha girls. been disbanded by action of the of Dean Carvel" The guests girl The club was it has been announced. The Following Mitchell's talk "Virginia honoree. Six tables were piayea. building elaborately ficers, members of the club gavo three After the an enormous dec decorated for the occasion, the ceil- memebrs will Join the Junior music minute talks the game club, an of the upon university. Morris" orated basket full of canned fruits ing and walls being festooned with auxiliary Fortnight- Mrs. George D. Rouff suggested "Madam of the in the shades. ly Music club. The officers of the club women and Jellies for the cupboards jrepe paper pastel violin club were Jane that the take greater bride s new com- An orchestra furnished muslo Huning, pres- of the op- - house, just being Brand Honing, first advantages university's "Etruscan" pleted, was presented to Miss Stortz. dancing between the hours of four ident; portunlties by attending the assem- - of and six. The dance carried Marion Eller, second, Each guest brought an offering cards vice Niles biles, Joining the extension courses home fruit. The rooms out the colors of blue and president; Ktrumqulst, athletics. Mrs. E. S. preserved sorority's Robert Nordhaus, treas and boosting "Wentworth" were decorated with dahlias in va- white as did the refreshments which secretary; Stover urged that mothers keep up was re- were served later. of urer; Miss Estelle Valck, director, rious shades of rose which Each guest Mrs. With their children, in school even in two course luncheon. honor was with a corsage and John Strumqulst, press peated the presented through the university, and that the ' In Sterling Patterns. bouquet of pink rosebuds. agent. university originate an extension DINNER Those were Dr. Mrs. course PHI MU "RI SII" present and The club was en especially for mothers. Mrs. AT TAMARISK INN David Siience Hill, Prof, and Mrs. Friday Bridge Emily F. LaBelle spoke on the fi- - soror- Charles Mrs. C. E. tertained last week at the home of Boned with The first of tho university Carey, Prof, and A. 111 nancial aid which the university throughout Ttlightljbone - Mrs. W. Keleher at South ity "rush" parties was held on Fri- Ellis, Mr- and Mrs. Thomas Hughes needs for a normal growth. In Plate We Carry: Mu enter- Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mr. and Fourteenth street for the first game day afternoon when Phi Faw, of the winter season. After an aft A musical program was given tained at a dinner at Tamarisk Inn Mrs. John Scruggs, Mrs. R. D. W. during the afternoon. Miss Norma The Miss Miss ernoon of cards on the porch a two- - The Celebrated south of the city. sorority girls Bryan, Edna Mosher, course luncheon was served. Williams, a univorsity student, and their guests gathered at tho Sally Bowman, Miss Fay Strong, played a piano solo, "Midsummer's house on hill and Miss Helen Miss Florence Last Sunday afternoon Mountain with chapter university Kimball, View ranch was the scene of a Night Dream," "Open Thy Sale of Corsets Continued "Hundred Year motored together to the inn where Blair, Miss Barbara Nell Thomas, Blue Eyes," by Massanet, as an en- an elaborate was served. Miss Ruth Miss Mor merry watermelon feast when Mr. core. Maude dinn.r Cook, Esther and Mrs. E. E. Booth entertained Miss Riordon, also of A banquet style table at the inn gan. Miss Maude Riordon, Miss tha unlversitv. saner nn nripntnl week. to Heirloom" banked bowb tho Jolly Score and the Double St ''Hrtltf Mnnv this In order make room for the new fall was decked with fern Mary Wood, Miss Ruth Morgan, are mem nnnff Tivolv nrnvans1 rose was Miss 500" clubs of which tney models we will close out these broken lot3 at . of gladioli and lighted by Isabollo Porter, Miss Mary bers. at was with "If No One Ever Marries Me" lavendev The garage the ranch in- rose candles in sticks with Popcjoy, Miss Freda Mitchell, Miss room as an encore. Mrs. D. W. Faw, Also bows. The cards were Violet Miss Jessie converted into a dining for uni- tulle place Jahn, Venable, tho occasion with a wall border of structor of piano music at the hand painted in pink and lavender. Miss Eleanor Cameron, Miss Irene versity played two American num- from the over corn stalks. The watermelons were Balloons hung celling Wicklund, George Popejoy, Joseph in the bers, Cadman's "Praelleuom" and $1.00 $1.95 $2.50 $2.75 "Roger." the table and floated above tho Eldodt, Willis Monroe y, grently enjoyed country fair McDowell's Morgan, Twenty-fou- r wcrs "Pompadour's Fan,"' chairs of the guests. Corsago bou Willard Stofer, Elmer setting. persons both well received. and quota and silk and lace dorlna bagj Bryan, William Hale, Robert Cart- - present. Corsets that sold regularly at were presented as favors. wright, Frank Reeves, Ellsworth The guests were Miss Edna Duke, John Pope Hayes, Fred You "II "Community" Mosher, MIbs Josephine Milner, Feasel, Laurence Down, Roy Gil- may pay more or you may pay less. But I Miss Margaret Smithers, Miss Julie; bert, Walter Bowman, John Pope- - $3.50 $4.50 $5.00 $6.50 STA BUSHED 188 S White, Miss Saverne Dixon, Miss Joy, Vance Scoopmire, John Vena whatever you pay you will never get as much, Dorothy Goelitz, Miss Fay Strong, ble, Charles Coan, Merton Lewis-Joh- Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Miss Helen Lukken and George Martin. silk stocking value as you will receive from a Hemlin, Miss Nina McCamant, Miss After the dance the eight active Katherine Owen. Miss Elzoda members of the sorority were enter- pair of Jlosenwald's Special Silk Hose at Crumley, and Miss Nila Wingfielu. tained at dinner at the home of The Phi Mus in attendance werj Miss Margaret Eastcrday. The din- $2.50. The popularity of the Rosenwald Spe- h ''tr" Mrs. Frank C. W. Pooler, Mrs. An ner was followed by a slumber par- R. Ken RELIABLE tonio Otero, Mrs. Benjamin ty at the Easterday home. cial silk stocking is founded the Miss O upon perfect MATCHMAKERS & JEWELER nedy of Minneapolis, Esther Howden, Miss Erna Fergusson, M'hb Mr. and Mrs. William J. White and continuous satisfaction its use has given 820 West Central Ave. Katherine Ancle, Miss Wenona':-Dixon- have returned from an extended Miss Newell Dixon, Miss visit in the east. Mrs- White and to hundreds of women in and Albuquerque v 283 Gertrude McGowan, Miss Nello baby spent four months at Syra- The Growing Store Phone Hess, Miss Margaret Gusdorf, Hiss cuse, N, y. throughout the, southwest.

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fnr Miss on t Hill Friday evening by RUMANIAN QUEEN HAS ANNUAL ALLOWANCE .Tucks and Ribbon Rotes Mrs. Beatrice Sganzini. Miss Flor- I Colored Social Calendar rERSON'AIj MENTION. ence W'ilkorson of Roswell was also DECIDED TO PUT OFF FROM GOVERNMENT IS lAlouquerque Society On Mocha Crepe 0 un honor guest. I BY PRINCE Leon R. Taylor of Denver s HER JRIP TO THE U.S. DECLINED froi.. Fags.) spending two weeks at Mlramontes (Continued Preceding 2:1. Monday. Mrs. E. J. Alger and little daugh on the Mesa. He is a former gov-rn- Bucharest, Sept. Queen Marie Belgrade, Sept. 23. Prince town members. The sorority Is the Business and Professional Wo- ter Mollis returned to their homo in of New Jersey. of Rumania has decided to put off George, elder son of the late second oldest national woman's fra- club dinner Y. W. C. A. Pasadeina, Cal., on Thursday after Mrs. Florence Johnston of man's at Mrs. Poyns her trip to the King Peter of tho Serbs, Croats and Cough, shortness breath, been founded at 6:16 p. in. visiting Mrs. Alger's mother, vlll leave this for a ten-da- y ternity, having at evening United States. The chief reason Is Slovenes, who In 1909 renounced wheezy ; Wi fileyan collego at Macon, Ga., in League of Women' Voters wlil W. B. Chllders, here. tup through Santa Fe to Taos breathing, quickly ISO 2. The colors are rose and white meet ut chamber of commerce at S Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Stearns ami where she will visit the artists' col- Rumania's acute financial position. his right to the Serbian throne, has relieved with docllned an llowanco from and the flower is the enchantress p. m. daughters, Mrs. Benjamin R. Ken- ony. ''We are very poor," says the queen, annual to- the dinars. carnation. The active chapter for Tuesday. nedy of Minneapolis, will leave Howe Eller, son of Dr. and Mrs. "and it would not be right to ask government of 300,000 "'. A- J4.000 rate of the. semester in composed of Santa Rosa will Eller will leave tomorrow ex- about at the present FOLEYS first Wise Eight club will meet at day for where they for . to meet the Mar-ftar- at-- the government as not in consonance Miss Clarissa, I'arsons, Miss home of Mrs. Charles at visit friends. Mrs. Kennedy has Palo Alto, Cal., where he will t I am exchange, Mies Twogood penses of such a long journey. with his dignity. Gusdorf, Gertrude 2:80 p. m. been spending the past three week; ml Leland Stanford university this to set a of prlncoly Ger-aldi- jtrying good example At a crown over Mips Js'elle Hess, Miss meet here- year, 1 council presided Ensemble Bridge club will I and economy. have can Tully, Miss Newell Dixon, frugality by King Alexander, the prince's at home of Mrs. William Holm tti Miss Gertrude Elliott, daughter celled tne orders tor my coronation it was resolved that Prince Miss Margaret Brooks and Miss 2:30 m. of Mrs. Gertrude Elliott, has re- and I are brother, Marcella Matson and Miss Bertha p. SWEDEN'S REVENUE gowns. My daughters George should be deprived of all EttabtUhed UTS P- - Ev'O. will meet with Mrs. U. turned from an extended visit in wearing Inst year's clothes, and we held mm house royal privileges, and responsi- Lee Paine, pledges. Tbe W. Bond at 3 p. m. California, FROM LIQUOR TRADE are every Hence 1 Stood the tettof timeserving three mother is Mrs. C. A.- - Malchow, saving penny' ble for verbal and written attacks Adelante and C. U. P. clubs mesa Mrs. W. P. Metcalf and Mrs- Felix must give up the idea of going to either the house of generations. formerly of Nebraska. at 6 m. TAXES, against royal supper p.' Lester returned on Monday from $32,000,000 the United States." Jugoslavia, or the authorities, Free from opiates ingredients Wednesday. their summer home at Tesuque plainly printed on wrapper. Alpha Delta. where have four Stockholm, Sept. 23 Sweden's Ten club will meet at tha they spent the past 1 selllnir cough medicine In Alpha Delta is a men's local fra- Busy months. come from liquor trade taxes dur- EXAMINATION Largest was established the home of Mrs. K. P. Thomas at 2:30 the World. ternity which at Mrs. D. S. Rosenwald accom- ing 1922 will be over 121,000,000 1915. The p. ni. MADE HARDING i university in fraternity her sons and 1 0FJVIRS. Perfect Skotldtr andAmu a house 1723 Treble Clef club will meet at panied by Stanley ronor, or mora than $32,000,000, SOLlTTvirRTwHERJI. maintains chapter at left on for ii Mrs. 4 m. Arnold, Thursday 'Hi to the official Just y Nnthlntf Mtuli iht East Silver avenue. The members home of D. W. Faw at p. enter ding reports Washington, Sept. 23. An club danco at 9 m. where Arnold will l il'lished by the Liuuor Control accurate- l beautiful, ion. pearly who are in college this year are Country p. examination to determine I r h 1 1 school at Glendora. ljunrd. made iptwarancc Willis Morgan, Samuel Gilliam, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank and ly what progress has been by ' Counud't Oriental John Kenneth Wilkinson, Housekeepers Club of Atrisco Mangun One of the arguments used by Mrs. in recovering from Cream render to the Albuquerque Foundry Whittier, small son of Espanola were visitors Wwedon's "wets" in Harding shoulder and arm. William Collins, Vance Scoopmlre, will meet at the home of Mrs. In the recent pro her recent illness was made today 2:30 m. the clt ylast week. Mrs. Mangun motion rercrendum in Covtre ilrin bkm jahea. and Machine Works Willard Stofer, Elmer Bryan, Rob. Eailey at p. was Sweden, by Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer. White Will not rub off. Far the guest of Mrs. William J. which resulted In a victory for the of ert Cartwright, Cecil Copper, Arthur House physicians and a staff K superior to powder. Friday. White. was that In case Enrloeere Founder Mnchfnlets. Brown, Bruce Grimes, Roy Gilbert. 3 naval medical officers. Woman's club will meet at p.m. Mrs. R. L. Qaul and daughter. Sweden went would a SemWcht M. C. McKinloy, Frfank Grecnleaf dry there be No new complications has arisen, TmSlM In lrnn, Braea, Bronie, Alum- Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Miss Jessie Gaul, of 618 North heavy loss of revenue from Mrs. Caettngi and Frank Koeve. Masonic Tem liquor Dr. Sawyer said, adding that Lmo.T.BorciHS inum. Electrlo M'ifora. Oil Engine, will give tea dance at Third street, returned on Saturday taxes, and that other commodities was as and IrrleaMnn. 5 7 m. Harding recovering rapidly SUM Pump ple to p. from a three months' vacation in might have to be sur-taxe- d to make re- tVorl and Office Albnaoerqaav 11 California. as could be expected. She has New York t Kappa Alplia. Shriners will give ball at Masonic up the deficit. to per- With an estufa. on the university 9 m. to- gained strength sufficiently temple at p. Miss Beatrice Hill will leave mit her to of the time Campus for fraternity meetings and morrow for Palo Alto where she spend part so- Saturday. Germany believes she would propped up in bed. He said it a house at 1G08 East Silver us a will attend Lelnnd Stanford uni- now be nble cial residence center, the Pi Alpha Chi Omega sorority will to stand a loan. would be weeks before she could Want Ads Bring QulcK Results and versity. A farewell dinner was given New York Evening Mail. leave her room. Kappa Alpha boys are well estab- gjve tea dance at Country club from lished at the university. The P. K. 4 to 6 p. m. A.'a have a large chapter and C wom a "rT Mrs. R, L. Hust, Mrs. B. F. Cop. alumni membership. The members and Mrs. R. F- - Pettit "at home" for INST1TWIB L tN 3 who are attending the university Miss Grace Storta from to 8 p. m. this term are Walter Ward, Vernon Wilfley, Iaurence Dow, William DANCES. Walter Bowman, Priced Frocks Hale, ogle Jones, A Shrine ball, one of the beauti Popular Koy Hickman, George Owen, - Lawrence Lovitt, The Brown family carries many fully formal affairs, for which Bal- George Martin, lut is will bo That Tell the Full Dale Snyder, Robert Elder, Richard familiar names this season. Tiffin Abyad temple famous, Story William and Dudley given at the Masonic temple on Fri of the New Modes Coffman, Roy and Toast, Mocha and Mandalay, 29. The Snyder. The following new stu- are only a few of the names, all in- day evening, September dents have been Alfred dance Is the first of the winter sea- pledged: teresting and suggesting pleasing son. Bunn, George Smlthers, George tints, tones and shades-li- t $25.60 to $59.99 Stevens, Charles Barber, P. P. fill- this straight-lin- o frock, Can- The new dance in the ball - er. David Burton, Lynn Hammond, ton of Mocha color is used. floor m rn.Mii auni. u m crepe iiu.iinj,uij.ia h jj all of Albuquerque and Bernard The dress at the left side room of the Masonic temple was jMMMmimjmtggx- mmmmbmm4 in one have our openB on when a Seldom, season, Scarborough of Santa Fe. Initiation front with a wide tuck pieCO fin- initiated Friday evening dress had so many attractions will be held on March 1, the annual ishing the side front. The panel big dance was given for all Masons shops founders' day of the fraternity. front and back are ornamented and their, families. A large crowd to offer Madame and Mademoiselle - seven-elgat- was in attenaance- with pin tucks placed FASHIONABLE WRAPS in popular-price- d Frocks Frocks so Chi. of an inch ..These the Most Sigma apart. Featuring reasonably priced that the modern Sigma Chi with the attractive panels havo the same appearance An Informal dance, the first of of new adobe chapter house across from except that the wide tuck at the the winter season, will be held at A host delightful creations in coats woman can have delightful variation the university is the oldest estab- edge comes to the right shoulder the country club on Wednesday eve and wraps for women and misses for in dress at small expense. lished men's national fraternity on in the back rather than to the left, ning for members and their Autumn new Notable Collection of the hill. The is famous for as in the front. wear, embodying many things, AS TO LINE Long drapes and chapter guests. as or- its hospitality and Its representa mThe roses at the front waist line O such fascinating side fastenings and cascading down the sides and The moire their panels tion in university athletics. are of brown ribbon, "V." 1IOSP1TAI-IT- TEA nate buckles. The lavish use of fur con- below the skirt bottom ac- "oM men" who are back In the size their number. In extending determining AT M1KAMONTES tributes to their as well slimness of the chapter this year are George Bryan, this case they nre sufficiently large considerably beauty FALL MODES centuate the Hugh Graham. Walter Berger, for three to suffice. The second of a series of fall teas as practicability. $19.50 to $550.00 silhouette. Bruce Hanger, Tom Hughes, Clyde Panne velvet in the same shade for transient girls was given Friday in autumn Cullen Maxwell is used to tho smart tur- afternoon at Miramonles by the AS TO COLOR Forests McOulloh, Pearce, develop W. Ferguson, Richard Angle, Marshall ban with diadem front effect. The hospitality committee of the Y. afford the clue to color; brown, in of the fabric is - C. A. Twenty-thre-e guests gathered in is Wilson, Walter McCarthy, Chanes eleeance empha- was The Flew Smlfs Ever Shown the every shade and variatoin, found, plain-fitte- in the room which Sullivant, Pat Miller, Abe Stowell, ie;Zed by the d coronet and sunny living like the John Wilkinson, Louis Waters. Fred the soft sectional tip. For the trim a blaze of marigolds and fall flow while black and navy, poor, A scries of nonsense stunts had Wagner, Frodwyn Valentino and mlng a paint brush of monkey fur era, Charming, boyish outlines are promised in are always with us. Tom hTe following stu- is the coronet at tne been planned which effectually un- Fopejoy. thrust through Ice Intro- the new women's and misses' suits of Bul- Southwest AS TO FABRIC Silks parade dents have been pledged to the fra- right side and droops to the broke the following the Maxwell ductions. enriched with fur col- der new names to betray their rare ternity: Joseph Benjamin, consisted of sand- garian inspiration, Yale Louis Can Refreshments -- while wool Merritt, Raymond, and Ice lars and trimmings. Others in mannish and variant charms, telon, Hobart Carter, Gordon Kin- wiches, tea, French pastries of weave follow in ney, Daniel Burrows, Byron Boan. Tuesday evening Instead of the reg- cream. The committee motored tailored styles. Materials are of soft, "deep fabrics sturdy Woodford Heflin and Etwin Betts. ular C. U. P. meeting, this club and their guests back to their respective luxurious qualities. Colors include greys, their wake. O the Adelante club will be hostesses homes Just at the dinner hour- INFLUENCE Classical Mrs-Car- l and black. to AS TO KLKS Cinci'S TO FHJi at a mesa party. Those present were: browns, navy $28.50 $150.00. afternoon eleven of C. Magee, Miss Martha Greece predominates, though temp- ALL SliXT WEKK Monday girls Mrs. A full week's program with a the sixth and seventh grades met in Valliant, Mrs. A, U Boswell, modern Russia and A. A. Mrs. F. A. Mrs. ered by Egypt, special entertainment each night the patio of the Y. W. C. A. Five Allen, Nohl, will begin Monday, October 2, when of tho girls are sisters of Rose Gar J. W. Marder, Mrs. T. M. Salmon. flew Street Frocks Spain. then Elks Circus do luxe will be den members and they, with a num Mrs. Thomas Wilkerson, Mrs. Hat-ti- e AS TO TRIMMING Simplicity or hold. Elaborate plans are being ber of their friends form the Schcnk, Mrs. N. B. Gould, Miss Wool Canton is among the new fabrics for elaborateness is equally desirable; made for the affair by the Elks nucleus of a new Girl Reserve club. Sue Herbst, Miss Isla Sutherland, y, Autumn and in who will also stage side shows in The guests were: Maxine Nordhaus, Miss Pearl Hale, Miss Mary street frocks for women and miss- beads embroidery bright the avenue adjoining the club build- Alice Shortie, Adrienne Russell, Miss Mae Earl, Miss Pitts, es. It is in and hues, braid and buttons occupy the Robinson-Vivia- Flor- fairly light weight thereby ing. Barbara Eller, Grace Miss Katherine Adams, Miss suited to this climate, and is rich in texture of honor. Tho grand opening will tako Hendron, Fern Houp, Donna ence Hanson, Miss Emma Henry, place place on the first night which has Williams, Betty Ann Cox and Mary Miss Florence Adams and Miss and adaptable to the side semi-drape- d ef- been designated Roswell night. On Moulton. Marian Johnson. fects. Colors are browns, navy and black. Fall Fancies In Accessories Tuesday, Santa Fe night, the ama- Also the newest frocks in teur circus will take place directly twills and serges. The suit worn without a dainty bit of after the big show- The public wed- $19.50 to $98.50. neckwear, the frock unaccompanied by ding will take place on Wednesday matching or harmoniously contrasted hosiery, evening when a couple will be mar- the wrap uncomplemented by glove in one ried Bt the expense of the Elks. of the smart fall styles mieses tho easiest Wednesday is also Kiwanis and La& Afternoon Frceks road to costume distinction. Vegas night. Newest A stylo show will be the special Long slender silhouettes Veilings. attraction on Thursday night which with graceful Veils will add much smartness lo your fall is set aside for the Rotarians and drapes are noted in afternoon and street costume. Every woman who follows fashion On the will be with our present tho Belen folks. Friday frocks for women and misses of Satin Mate-lass- e, closely pleased winners of the popularity contesl showing of the newest veilings, including tho will be crowned king and queen of Crepe Satin, Crepe Canton and Eliza- latest modes from Paris. In solid meshes are the Albuquerque with great pomp bethan Crepe. Their styling is most en- smart designs worked out in French dots in and splendor. This will be all New Colors show new self and contrasting colors. Mexico iMKs un ticing. browns, navy and : nignt. oaiurunj A night 'will be an old fashioned black. wide range of choice. $25.00 to Neckwear mardi gras. $125.00. There are many fascinating effects which A great array of circus talent will appear in tho fall neckwear. Collars, collar ' be brought to the city for the show. and cult sets, vestees all daintily fashionod In addition to the big circus feature-act- s nf sheer nets and fine imported laces, nre there will be numerous side Flew shown. Wide circular collars or berthas are shows. Lucille, "the wonder woman Corduroy very much In vogue this fall. - of the ages," will be exhibited un- Gloves der the personal direction of E. F. Landolfi. Indians will give tribal Lounging Robes Aa glove lengths will bo regulated by th curiosltie-wil- l sleeve will find , dances and all sorts of fall styles you regulation AT IXJW PRICES also 12 and length be shown. .r)BC6fl gauntlet, O J y J at $10 You'll find them in both breakfast coat gloves In our fall exposition. Gloves fash- f5inl.fi' CLVRS ACTIVE styles and straight styles. ioned of lambskin, kid, sttedo and mocha, may ;.VI'TIIEV.W.('..V Thflre are snml! (oquos swathed with velvet and deco- be had in shades to match your fall costumes, tho of the faU rated with BwlrN of curled ostrich all about the crown. Wide and narrow wale robes- - also black and white. ' With beginning corduroy season comes the reorganization o. There are hats with brims that widen at the sides scveral styles rose, blue, pansy Fine alii VIA. v. and droop over tho eyes. Hosiery 1. " iuw to be smartest in Acuvuies s mc and lavender, at Fine hosiery bids fair the general. mniu Thero are hats with velvet "chous" poised smartlv at $3.95 autumn Silk hose in or K,nr,itn schools are under wav and tho Bide. and cut accessory. plain an interesting year is promised. Brocaded corduroy corduroy clocked effects are shown in fawn, beige, On night at the regu- There are hnls with brilliant touches of metallic ribbon. robes rose and beaver, sand, gray, ooze, gunmetal, cordovan, Wednesday And all of the are found pansy, blue, lar meeting of the Adelante club, styles in dark rich shades: at brown, liavana, black and white. In semi or tho business and professional club pansy, a host of luvely browns, navy blue and black. $6.95 full fashioned styles wo make special mention ; of the Y. W. C. A., occurred the of our assortment of fancy hose, every pair value pos- ' election of orncers. miss friscwa of which represents the greatest Newcomer who has been president sible. was Miss this past year of Knit ' Jardine v.as made vice-pres- l- cooking Women's Autumn Weight Underwear Ribbons Mary bro- ' dent, Miss Sue Norment, secretary, cotton union French band Effil Maid nainsook, silk soisette and fancy Ribbons for fall wear Include narrow, Light weight suits, edfTo metallic effects in bril- j and 4Mlss Emma Auforoth, treas- athletic unions. caded, loop and urer. and bodice tops, knee length, in white only liant as well as conservative colors. Both and baking on a truly practical range to have Thirteen members of C. V. user to en- Special, $1.19 $3.00 foreign and domestic manufacturers at the Y. W. C. A. recrea-- - that permits the MONARCH Special, $1.00 contributed to our fall stock of ribbons. ; club met kitchen---failu- Fine quality medium weight cotton union Hon rooms for supper and a social joy every hour spent in the res Extra Sizes, $1.00 all in white and Hand on Miss Angela San suits; shapes pink Bags hour Tuesday. are not experienced. Tho new fall bags are shown in leather, chez and Miss Jcffie Short played ) Regular sizes, $1.88 also of all beads. . ...lni:n nnmhnra wf nevl be- Fine medium fabric plaint or beaded, SlVVl.1l lllt'HUVlil IIUIIIUCIO, iiv.i Also, cooking hours are made shorter quality weight cotton union Extra sizes, $2.25 American manufacturers have proven, be- cause the MONARCH will heat more suits, French band top, knee and ankle Fine quality all silk top lisle trunk, band or yond question, that leather and fabric bags and bake more it re- length bodice top union suits in flesh and white can bo produced In smart effects at much quickly evenly less than tho cost of imported stylos. Silk, quires less watching. ..t Special, $1.25 Special $198 velvet and duvetyn bags, plain or adorned with beads, are shown in black, navy, brown, Malleable Iron as used in the MONARCH smoke, sand and purple. Hags of the softest insures strength and riveted air tight con- mocha, rare pin seal or patent leather are struction fuel bills to a Women's Silk featured In an endless range of choice. Im- reducing Stockings, Very Special $1.88 ported beaded bags in pleasing color com- minimum Full-fashion- ed Silk Stockings of good weight, with mercerized lisle tops; in black, cordovan, binations are offered at moderate prices. gray and white Many exclusive features distinguish the ytry Special, $1.88 Handkerchiefs Malleable from others The new handkerchiefs are decidedly dif- MONARCH Range ferent from those of past seasons. Sheer VITRIFUSED Glass Coated Flues re- linen handkerchiefs beautifully embroidered sisting rust and corrosion, DUPLEX BEAUTIFUL NEW SILKS or with initials, also hand mado handker- chiefs of linen and crepo are shown in a DRAFT insuring perfect combustion of of choice. fuel. and MIRCO PROCESSED BLUE TOP Black Messaline and Taffeta Crepe de Chine wide range HAIR - all-sil- TINT GRAY 36-ln- h k all-sil- Gowns stove k black Messaline and Chiffon fl- Crepe do Chine, Women's Outing Flannel comb a little ."Browna-tone-" requiring no polish. QQ QQ or bruih or Taffeta; regular price $2.00 yard, at yard, at Warm outing flannel gowns, for small into your gray, faded, ttreaked or ,.DiiOO .3)1,00 women and misses, with or without off To know all the of a MON- large bleached hair and take 10 years your good qualities' Chiffon Charmeuse collar in white and colors, special 8u Thousand of prominent women in Taffeta age. ARCH Malleable Range is to own one 40-in- flannel In desirablo styles 36-ln- all-sil- k in Outing gowns Canada have pro- -- Chiffon Dress In and hlsh luster Charmeuse black, and brown the United State and Taffeta black, navy navy with hemstitched trimming, collars attached claimed "Brownatone" their best friend. 'They Stay Satisfactory." shades of two-ton- e and a good line of evening shades, f evening plain effects, on QQ (Jrt QQ or plain neck, In white or colors, special $1.50 Don't experiment. Act Instantly, eaaily at, yard (D.0O at, yard , .... D.OO applied at home and guaranteed harmlcet to hair, scalp or akin. Any shade from GEO. Corduroy Crepe Canton PLAID BLANKETS 50c SCIIEER all-sil- brown to black and $1.50 at C. 40-in- golden extra wide wale In de- k Crepe" Canton in a good line of colors and toilet counter everywhere. quality Corduroy every drug &-- t and desirable for blouses and one- - PAIR sent for 10c Th sirable shade especially wanted for bath AA especially (PQ QQ $4.95 Trial bottle direct dresses; $4.60. . . Kenton Tharmacal Co., U Coppin robes, yard DJ.UV piece regular yard DOQO REGCIjAR PRICE. $3.95. FURNITURE CO. Wool-mixe- A Bldg., Covington, Kir. . ' soft and fluffy. superior Figured Paisley Figured Paisley quality, good, warm blankets, mixed with 314316 South Srcond St. Phone 431 t'REP DE CITINE CORDUROY cotton for extra wear. BROWNATONE I. O. O. F. Building Beautiful new on a of PM? A soft silk quality of 34-ln- Corduroy (PI f7P Old rose, blue, tan, lavender and gray desipns heavy quality Jrt Full bed size. all silk crepe, yard D& I O in new design, yard 5X I O plaids. 4 Pace Four. 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LAWS SHOULD BE A CARAVAN AUTO similarly. At the rear of the ROSCOE SARLES WAS car on each side is the kitchen' NSURANCE TO AGAINST USED IN FAMINE with plenty of drawer ENACTED equipment ' IN filled with kitchen utensils. GREAT PIONEER TRAPS STRICKEN RUSSIA space THESPEED The refrigerator is spacious and j AUTOMOBILE RACING is hung beneath the body run-- 1 PROTEGT B U YEHS "One of the most aggravating American charity's progress in ning along the lower edge of the.; In a news article of Friday, nuisances faced ihe automobile the stamping out of famine and chassK It has adequate light- "The by was extended with the and his statement appeared: is the trap,' pestilence ing equipment storage space SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY Itnscoe auto- tourist 'speed recent arrival at Moscow of the for baggage. Even shaving mlr--, funeral of Sarles, so rural nRfiTnn mobile driver, was held today." which is found in many last word in motorized apparatus rors and toilet requisites arc' OF u un To the thousands of race communiticsand small cities," de- for overland travel a caravan available. fans the. country over, this will clares Dai H. Acting Execu- automobile with sleeping facil- J. ERNEST lwis, ities for five and equip- STEEL PLANTS TO SPEED TP. KASEMAN, Manager mean the passing of a brilliant tive Chairman of the American person driver. To those ped with all the conveniences Youngstown, O., Sept. 23 Plants and daring Automobile Association. "If there common to combined 211-21- 3 Has Been Organ- who knew him, it means the a Pullman of the Carnegie Steel company in North Fourth Street Phone 710 Company is one question of interest to motor- and dining car. This gift to the New York to passing of a friend and great American Relief and near Youngstown will work at ized in City To his ists that deserves the immediate Administration 100 cent personality. industry, from an American motor car in- per capacity next week of Sec-- 1 loss attention of state legislatures with the Guarantee Titles it means a irretrievable it is that reached Moscow in time exception of one blast it. means the passing of a great throughout the country, dustry furnace, it became known ond-Han- j for for Edward M. today d Automobiles, of 'speed trap,' operated Flesh, comptroller it pioneer. the of the A, R. A. and a member when was learned that the plant This Maintains His to the prog- most part by officials who depend known as the lower mill roll! Company a Complete and Efficient contribution in the ease' for their of the purchasing commission for to the of bootleg- ress of the automobile indus- on the 'costs sume Monday, giving Next bufitipss and who that every Russian relief, to use it in a employment Sales and Service for illicit his pioneering at the risk living, figure of dis- to several nunarea men. Organization ging, undoubtedly the greatest try, motorist brought before them is thorough inspection food j of his life, under the terrific Industry in the country, from tlic tribution and medical work in strain of race driving, new guilty. ac- - the districts in and around Moscow and j xnoed really standpoint of both volume that make the auto- it iv,ro traps This motorized model mo- products what are intended to "house profits, is th traffic in stolen mobile more safe and economi- ocmplisa they on wheels" will radiate from EASY TERMS tne ureaiung up HI tor cars. That being the case, there cal, entitles hiin to a greater accomp.ish, be Moscow and will be at the call Open Evenings and Sundays. -- speeding, they would noma scrni 10 n exi-rui-- , tribute than automobile driver. dangerous of A. R. A. in all rir.ht." Mr. Lewis continued, inspectors the USED CARS for .1 company just organized There are thousands of Russian field. It is especially FOR purts of "but ihe principal victims of this opmobile in New York City by a group fighters, but only eight cham- Important at this moment when business men a iniquitous system are the infectious and diseases SALE OR TRADE representative pions. careful-drivin- g motorists, who contagious ht company which has for its purpose There are millions of auto- aro being fought with American Ford touring:, excellent run- llys-Knig- second- ( xcee d the limit unconsciously Ws the guaranteeing of titles of mobile drivers, but very few or who supplies in an effort to prevent ning order; new by a mile or two per hour, their extension Into Central hand ears. "Sarles." held regardless, and and aZUU This company is to offer to the He died a sad but glorious are simplv up. Western Europe and so to the Ford roadster "4 with speeding, whether 10.- - truck, of motor car the fame charged Tnited States. Material for A-- 1 QCft purchaser a death, his last checkered flag excess of the speed limit condition of a "flaw as would they are in 000,000 inoculations and the con- 7bLj3 kind protection against came to hini he have not. Ford touring1 motor, in the title" that for years has been liliPd bis foot to the floor- or fidence of the masses is now so Qf a ' Automobile clubs affiliated with jupt overhauled &AoU overland of established available to the purchaser boards and both hands on his watch on that there is almost F B Chevrolet or n lot. It will the A. A. A, keep careful no objection to the treatments. roadster, 1921 house building wheel. . in their own communi- model; a bargain make a thorouch investigation into Koscoe Sarles deserves a such traps to The car is a travelling sanitary the ties and warn their members and contains almost $450 the antecedent of car, tracing place in our memories, not with the result headquarters, 1920 ChandieV "touring, lis pon-e?s- look out for them, every necessary type of kitchen come lis ownership from latest only as a great automobile und make an offer. Jordan to the in that tourists deilDerateiy mm untensil that a careful housewife Car is in right back factory a A-- 1 driver, but as great pioneer miles out of their way to avoid would command with a condition, tires practically which it was produced. as well. the com- "regular" npw. See it. For a moderate fee a certificate these towns. This hurts kitchen containing portable stoves MOTOR CARS the trap good-size- d Paige Six of clear title or a "title guarantee munities harbori ng speed and a ice chest. touring, a QHZflfX more than is gained by the The sides of which a real buy at policy" will then be issued to the artists the car, t50UU under the terms of small amount of fines collected by houses a forty-fiv- e horse power 1920 Buick Six roadster; a Wholesale and Retail Sales new owner, YEAR'S TOTAL TIRE of or other sweet Representatives which the latter is assured that, in tin- justice the peace engine, have been so constructed motor mistake been GREAT official in charge of these hearings. that Oiey may be lowered and so bargain.. DUU3 the event of a having PRODUCTION which are on latched as to searchers of the title, "In many Instances, create two berths 1920 Nash Six A-- 1 made by the mo- for on touring. lie will be reimbursed in full for files at. A. A. A. headquarters, sleeping purposes either condition, real buy Latest statistics of the year's have been held up by these side of the body, while the the price he paid for the car. torics $7QQ to be a brand new total tire production for the officers and after being told that driver's seat can be transformed Old now This is said - to over sev- Eight touring, tires form of insurance. That the Idea country place the figure at 36,- they woul dhave stay Federal Tires have been given tried before is some- 000,000. This far exceeds tire eral days for trial, around. . .' has never been 'Beetle.' The t. S450 fact an to e what surprising in view of the predictions made earlier in the opportunity lose Twenty-fiv- others Whether are an automobile ser- to authoritative naturally, rather than In ranging you buying automobile, that, according year. At the beginning, the most of his pays price, $150 up. See us be- statistics, more than a hundred several davs Journey, READY for YOUR fore buying. automobile line of are. stolen conservative estimated production the 'fine' of $10 or more and drives vice, or tires, our world famous thousand motor cars 20. 000. 000 to I'sed Parts and Accessories L'nited States. as low as and certain- on, the word, however, every year in the 2 passing CAMPING TRIP Department insures of these stolen ly not above 8,000,000. Even his home club, in order that other products, you The great majority the most optimistic halted at warned Used parts for all popular of both delivery members may be against care. Save 60 v. cars, consisting come 33.000,00". section. per cent. New and touring cars- sum- visiting that equipment in- During one month of the ns I see it, said Before You Go Come in ring pinion and transmission into the possession of perfectly mer the Akron alone "The remedy, gears for all cars, who have no sus- district Mr. Lewis in conclusion, "is for the starting nocent purchasers turned out 2.750,000 tires. Tire laws abol- - and See Our Line of cranks, dimmer lens, cylinder Most Your pur- For picion that they are acquiring men claim that the volume of 'costs head gaskets and radiator Money the collection of the caps loined property. productions for several recent ishing me for all cars. Unfortunately for the buyers, the has exceeded in such cases ny eiamuuue TENTS no consideration periods any thing and his able henchman, law offers them for like periods in the past. Rub- magistrate of- Mcintosh Auto the owner the constable or other arresting CAMP CHAIRS Co. whatever when rightful ber met the 311-31- 5 and Identi- companies big ficer and to make all motorists W. Copper. Phone 562 of the machine steps up present issue the country wide to the munic-.- . fies his property. The merchant demand for good tires nt reduced fines pavable directly CAMP COTS d de- - utato funds, such who has bought a second-han- or a prices. include all costs- - Take the livery wagon for his business, Motorists who thru stress of fine to CAMP STOVES car for his use. Is Incentive of making money away touring personal the times have had to buy . find his satisfaction over no v,.o officials and they will likelv to tires, longer have to to cases Etc. Standi World his bargain greatly mitigated by the bo content with gyp brands that devote themselves handling discovery that the deal- glut the markets. Both the of real ana rnmo unpleasant had no i hnM their tobs. Certainly er he bought it from legal temporary economy buyer and are not Price Are Low it- In that event he must the as the motorists of the country Very title, to habitual economy buyer mucn w Vie prepared to surrender the well as the chronic bargain going to submit longer This Year tie? p as chine without receiving a single hunter may now obtain low speed-tra- methods such prevail th of a refund on his tires of full Rlie and i .Mirto of ihe country. The dollar in way priced qual- with the purchase price unless he can col- ity end of standard make. automobile clubs affiliated Tent lect from the dealer, which isn't Today there is a price, quality, A. A. A. are making a ngni. Albuquerque always ensy. and type of standard tire for their members in every instances & Co. an enormous bus- customer to their attention, but the Awning Xew York does every purse, and pur- brought come iness in second band, or "used." pose. The motoring public In remedy, to be effective, must cars, and it Is also a significant, fact large part has broken away from from the state legislatures, and nil 321 West Gold Avenue Hiat th worlds largest metropolis the uncertain brands littering motorists of the country should Phone 903-- is at the present moment fairly the field and are getting long, combine to fight lor such remedy in M low-co- st and more are crooked state." ore honeycombed with garages tire service. every Buyers which act ns fences for motor car thieves. Tutting these two facts to- gether, it is not difficult to realize that every time a merchant buys a 61 "Value used machine for his business, or attracted 'Type use, he is by for his personal running a considerable risk. Even though he receives a thor-otigh- lv business-lik- e looking bill of is safe and is even more sale at the time of the. transaction, one very What important,' he cannot be sure that he is not be- THERE to follow in select- sales of the Type 61 exceed those coming the recipient of stolen prop- for erty, for the well organized stolen a automobile, and that of all other cars combined selling tar industry iB remarkably adept at ing quality preparing bills of sale authentic is the number of people buying it. at the Cadillac price or higher. looking enough to hoodwink the Economical most sophisticated. From New Transportation Such a conclusive expression of York Correspondence in the Phila- In this as in others, the Public Ledger. respect, for we delphia is and its favor the new Cadillac, majority usually right, has a which choice of a automobile believe, significance quality cannot well be mistakes. is usually the right choice. It means that the public recog- One need only refer to the number nizes in Type 61 a new high NASH of people buying the Cadillac to point in Cadillac efficiency know that it enjoys this majority and value. i preference. And it means that an ever-increasi- ng The fact is that more people are majority of buyers of FOUR purchasing the Type 61 Cadillac high-grad- e cars regard Type 61 than purchased any previous as the greatest automobile value Cadillac model. in the world. CLOSED CARS Built by the World's Largest Manufacturers of Standard Equipment Automobiles CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Ditititu ef Qtmtrol U Cr Cotftatit CARRIOLE Chevrolet the Utmost in Motor Car Value Five Represent Passenger Per Dollar of Cost. New Mexico $1400.00 Motor Corporation STATE DISTRIBUTORS CABRIOLET 517 West Central Albuquerque, N. M. Tvro Passenger The New $1400.00 Prices COUPE Superior moHel Roadster ..$510.00 Model $525.00 Three Passenger Superior Touring Model ,.,.$680.00 $1600.00 Superior Utility Coupe Superior Model 5 passenger Sedan $860.00 Model FB Chevrolet)' $885.00 t SEDAN (Big Touring Five Passenger (All prices f. o. b. Factory)' $1775.00

These prices delivered Albuquerque. The Cooper Motor Co. loover Motor Phone 671-- W 519 .West Central A Company "Our Service Station Keeps Owners c Happy" LL CADITouring Car . $3150 Two Pass. Coupe $3875 Five Pass. Ccgtpe $3925 Suburban . . $i50 418 West Copper Phaeton . . S150 Victoria . . . 3875 Sedan. , . . Limousine.'', iSSO Roadster . . 3100 B Pnx$ F.O.B. Detroit, Plu War Tom Imperial Lim. 1600

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. would tingent upon adequate servicing of a certain amount of money officers In charge of the fund to the big banks of tho country are stitutions out of business by depriv- and the fight was thought to be the product, development of high- - ha nn fhii-.- hnnks and ihc make an entry on the booHn of the members, It is seldom that the fees ing them of this sourco of revenue. over, as the entire PRESENT AUTOMOBILE DEMAND GIVES JOBS cashed New fund nearly country iways, constant vigilance for public checks would bo in transferring J10.000.000 of are encountered excepting In some They have declared that the Fed- now Is on a par collection basis, and " York. On the same an amount V'w York's to tho of of states. In TO OVER TWO COMPETITION safety city planning day gold credit tho southern the south. eral Reserve banks havo over- when ilu Chamber of Commerce MILLIONS; of money would be drawn on New Chicago. The very next day the sit- however, hundreds of hanks have stepped the bounds of fairness and sent out its referendum Vnrl hanlla m) fliA cllflekS CflSbcd uation bo in which tho question- HAS CREATED BETTER EQUIPMENT OUTPUT OF 272.640 may reversed, refused to Join system and par- even of legality in extending the naire. iii Chicago. On a given day Chicago case Chicago will telegraph instruc- ticipate in this par check collection. system and have sought to coerce The CARS AND more New enucKs tions to shift Chamber asks its business- TRUCKS would cash York the ownership hack to These banks desire to continue the small banks to enter the system by men members whether want than New York would cash Chicago New York, collection of tho exchange fees as tliern and at- they The current demand for motor car and rnotor trucks Is giv- MONTH OF AUGUST discriminating ugainst the old system of paying to have cnccKS. Tne accounts wouiu not Hljr F.oonoinie Kuviiijr they it as one of their princ- tempting their ruin. ing Jobs to two and a quarter million workers. I'nnu.Kimntlv Vpw Vnrl, regard cheeks rushed or the new system of Itahnr. Telegraphic clearances are made ipal sources of revenue. There havo been lawsuits In haVilll- - :1 enli- 1fa The manufacture of the completed vehicle requires labor In Carload re- to The New el, linaa f ,ir- shipment figures, owed money Chicago. fu ry duy by all 12 Federal Reserve A Htrong campaign litis been car which the Federal Reserve banks value iii same accessory, plate jrlass, fabric, metal and other mills, also in mines, ported to the directors York banks would bo re- tho manner that a meeting actually hanks which, in turn, arc acting as ried on by them against tho system have been rebuked for coerce meas- piece of United States farms, and forests. of the National Automobile quired to biuulle up and ship notes, houses for and have that it is a ures and in which currency Is cars and more clearing tho member they argued tho constitution- Competition developing trucks completely Chamber of Commerce at New gold or any kind of available lorcnl hanks in their distances. There is a of tho nggrcssion "f ality of the and tho than ever before. A motor-wis- e wants latest part general plan property quipped public the York, indicate tho best August tender by express. constant back and of tho trust which controls the of ils scheme, have been up- business A shifting forth money general improvements. on record. total of As the accounts wvrn chanv:!u;; the of this The big banks to force the smaller in held. Roth sides have won rounds Vant Ads Quick More value for the Is Riven in motor ve- 272,040 ears and trucks were ownership gold. big Bring Results money being today trt rlnv tin. null' hpiu'dfln W .V '"commilc saving Is that thero is no hicles than at any time in the business. manufactured by all the com- previous York and Chicago but between ui !lw in the float because all the time The motor vehicle in addition to creating a demand for labor panies in the industry. his is as reserve for reduces the cost of lime. Tliis is an increase over of cities In the l.niled h.'ues, there gold serving living through savins July was a criss-cros- s of note issues and tho risk of loss by on motor trans- 13 per last in- constant 135,000 suburban homes are dependent chiefly cent; year August - 11' or to creased 1 cent over of gold and money- was j.ubbery, by wreck fire which portation for communication with the city. per July. hey-da- y were Tho increase over last the of tho train robbers. actual shipments constantly 3,000,000 cars and tcucks are owned on farms. August H will be seen while actual " xposed disappears entirely. Also, The of new residential areas use of car year is 53 per cent. that this opening through the This is money was in process of .shipment, jthe hanks save the express charges and truck gives promise of lower rents. by far tho heaviest August output on record and is a subject to nil the delays anil risks (which they formerly had to pay on 3 Production this year will exceed 2.000,000 of which 10 per of it was not in us1. he shipments as well as tho hcavy cent next close second to the record pro- transportation, trucks year probably 2,250,000. duction This money in transit is known in insurunce rates. for any one month ' (289,120) established in June. banking parlance as Vuo float." This saving accrues chiefy to the The was The float has heen estimated at ir; hanks themselves. Tho greater sav- - I, "The present in the to use buses as feeders. previous August record S Hill) - prosperity 1 much na hllib tlfirt rPlni iiilm-- accrues to The banks e 90,000 in 1920. ing tho public. automobile business means employ- "Twenty-thre- electric railways approximately eHt on 55,000,000,000 on to so are to It indicates a total of 1,071.-41- S constantly rii' their customers, far ment for 2 million said using buses as feeders their of use is a item at 5 cent. ,t as cost of all people," main lines. for the first eight months bis per possible, tho this ship Alfred Reeves, general munagcr of of this year with is $.:uu,um,iiuu a year, i ins was a lpiai and they matin what profit Ths Tire with the Wider and Thicker "Twenty-eig- ht steam railroads compared Tread the National Automobile Chamber total production of all dead loss. Hhy could from the various trans of Commerce, before the twenty in twenty-thre- e states are makers the Tnrlnw r..1.1 The collections of 10 to 2o speaking motor buses to for entire year 1921. (I.Hl.,nn. ductions. convention of the Motor and Acces- using flanged wheel plan, tho general pool of c.oli! 'cents on $100 would amount to big sory Manufacturers' Association handle short line business. tit WiiMliini.tnn Tf m, figures on $1,000 and $1,000,000 Additional Acces- 0 held recently at Buffalo, N. Y. Opportunities in amounts to nearly $3.000,000,0u. hocks. It totalled about $75,000,-"0- "In addition to the 200,000 men sories. FIGHT OVER sow wnen ivcw i ork. at tne enu t a year. This now is all saved working in the automobilo plants, "I have been asked to say some- y the public-I- to the hundreds of thousands of thing regarding the future of the PAR CHECKS $10,000,000 as the difference in tin is a rule that all banks which professional chauffeurs and drivers accessory business. One can only balance, a telegraphic instruction are members of the Federal Re and of retail garage employes, outlino general principles and not sent to the Federal Reserve Bui'ril serve system will cash checks with- in COLLECTION there are about 250,000 accessory predict detaail. at Washington. It tells the bowl's out charging these fees. As most of factory workers. 150,000 tire deal- 'Tarts and accessory makers may er and salesmen and thousands look for business even better than more in allied retail trades. they are doing this year. But I be- By FREDERICK J. IIASKIV. Mine Workers Also Affected. lieve there are additional possibili- Washington, D. C, Sept. 23. A "One can realize also the effect ties open to those firms which can banking fight of nearly ten years' on other industries by the fact that develop new and useful devices. duration has flared up again as the 22 per cent of the aluminum supply, "This is fully as true of the for- result of the issuance by the Cham- 4 per cent of the annual production eign field as tho American. In fact ber of Commerce. of tho United of iron and steel, 20 per cent of in somo countries, sucli as Argen- States of a referendum on the ques- Wml a Pity It Would B-e- tin, 16 per cent of the copper out- tina, where owners will some times tion of the par collection of checks put and 30 per cent of plate glass uso several types of horns on one through th Federal Reserve sys- manufacture are used in the mak- car. tem. With 30 per cent to 50 per cent ing of motor cars and motor trucks. "Aside from the 'fact that the Since the war in Europe turned bigger mileage in a cord tire "This effect of the public demand public is an intelligent Judge of public thought into international now delivered to for for Increased modern transporta- motor products, and hence has an channels, a great deal lias been read you nearly tion naturally is a very prompt interest In in the press about foreign exchange. the price of a fabric improvements as they so stimulus to the business of those come along, there is a potential ac- It happened that it was Just factories making parts and acces- cessory demand in the fact of the about the same time that domestic What a pity it would be to lose a sories. Sales for the past four great numbers of low price cars exchange began to disappear and so thousand or two of those extra months have beon the largest for which are being manufactured. The that feature of finance has been any similar period on record due to man who a low and practically forgotten by business miles by the rubber on buys price car men having tread the keen competition tho part finds that ho would like some par- and others who have checks to wear out, exposing the cords to of manufacturiers, each endeavor- ticular added on It cash. busi- feature usually In the of ing to get a large amount of feels thnt he has bought his car at reality there is no theoretical bruising jabs every stono most difference ex- ness by giving the value for such a low prlco that he can afford between foreign in the road. more for Ex- the money. In fact, value to pay for minor improvements. change and domestic exchange. the money is being given today in Automobiles for Themselves. change is the difference in debts of That's a wider and motor lny two ex- why thicker vehicles than any previous "An important assurance of the communities. In domestic is tim in the business. future of tho automobile business change these communities are cities, tread especially important in "This is reflected in the accessory lies in the fact cars and counties, or, perhaps, states- In for- cord tires and that's the that trucks why Gates market by tho increase in in tho main are of wealth. eign exchange they are countries Super-Trea- d creators and Cords have trebled equipment and appointments sup- It was readily recognized from al- continents. plied with the finished product and most There are many business men in sales the past 60 days. of to the beginning that railroads who the creation a public desiro were builders of empire, but the will remember that when they get the last word in motor improve- editorial minds were slower to real- received a check drawn on a bank ment. ize that motor cars and motor in any city but their own they could not cash ex- Two Million Motor Vehicles This (rucks, developing the country in- it without paying an Year. tensively, are also productive of change fee. Tho charge on a J100 2 Million Motor Vehicle This Year. economic value. The itself check would run anywhere from 10 industry cents to "This year's production should was partially responsible for this 25 cents. This was sup- exceed 2,000,000 cars and trucks. lack of apprenhension because in posed to result from the fact that 1 believe it is safe to say that next its advertisements it stressed the the owlngs of one community to an- Public conviction is stronger than ever, year, with export demands increas- recreation feature, a desirable ele- other were not balanced and there- that in the Maxwell ing, more than 2,250,000 vehicles ment, but one which could not alone fore exchange must be paid. As a now, only good can will be sold. explain tho continued increase In matter of fact it was more often such extraordinary value be found. Its --AMD we EM! "In this year's production, about motor merely a collection charge imposed great sell BOATRIGHT ROBBER COMPANY 10 cent transportation. and reliable per are trucks, but tho truck Ijowcr Rents Coining. by the bank which cashed the beauty economical, perform- production will keep on increasing a check. "But recently even as critical ance cause it to stand out 401 West Ave. 237-- J. as general business gets better. mind as that of W. Babson When the Federal Reserve Act unmistakably. Copper Phone "Of tho cars this Roger was it Stfan S1311 Count produced year, lias pointed out that thousands of passed, contained a provision Taurine - IMS VnA.t 70 per cent will sell do C. SSI probably si persons have been buying motor designed to away with this Vriat . . b. Dtlroil. Rtrcnut tux to bt tddti $1,000 or less. Sara and moving into the suburbs. charge on the public. It provided "Shipments from the factories A survey of the various real estate a par check collection system. This yum wiiMiiiinii'iiuiiimw''giuiwi'iLjwi)r-M-w.nBwgi- i nawiwwwmwiat?r W!rtll, H'lWMWKWUMiy during August wcro the biggest in boards by the N. A. C. C. developed system was put into operation al- the history of tho industry. Prelim- the fact that around cities in most immediately and has been WOOD MOTOR G0MPAHY indicate a sixty inary reports production the there are over 135,000 working successfully in every ..'"! )i 270.000 of country nearly in August of vehicles, suburban homes depending chiefly section or tne country ever since. DISTRIBUTORS which 22.000 were trucks. This is on tho motor car and motor truck Par collection of checks Is oper I 414 West Phone 854-- J 20 per cent more than July and for transportation. This release of ated by means of what Is known as Copper. only 25,000 less than .lune, tho big- on tho cities and the Gold Settlement Fund. This in our housing pressure gest month the history of the settling of families on less ex- fund is actual gold in the form of he industry. pensive land gives promise of lower bullion or coin. Each Federal Re Good "During the first eight months rentals, a prediction in which many serve bank pays into this fund an the industry. leading economists of the day con- amount of gold in relation to its "During the first eight months cur. volume of business. It is a pool the industry has made 1,664,000 "There are about 3,000,000 farm- Jointly owned by all the 12 Federal motor vehicles, which is practically ers in the country owning cars to- Reserve banks. equal to the full year's production day. A survey of farmer car owners Formerly an Klubnrata Process. of 1921, when the figures were In the before this MAXWELL indicated that the use of motor days system transportation increased the aver- operated, the balancing of accounts "Of the production this year, age farmer's efficiency by 68 per or the clearing, as It was called, was about 30 per cent were closed cars cent. In olden times it used to be an elaborate matter. Take for in and this proportion I expect to see said that the farmers could not af- stance the relations between New increased to 60 per cent within the ford tho number of horses which Tork and Chicago. On a given day next few years. they were using, but still less could Motor Transportation Constantly they afford to be without them. The Increasing same applied to power machinery "Our reports show an increasing motor to- motor over including transportation use of vehicles the high- day. ways, not alone in the use of pas- "With these two important points senger cars but trucks and motor out- of increased efficiency for the I ii wm buses. door worker and lower rentals for mo- LIGHT-SI- X $ A "Over half a million persons the city man accomplished through tor camped in our national parks use of the car and truck, there ap- during the past year- pears to be before us in the long "Motor bus lines are now running run a continually growing market regularly in 108 of the largest cities. for motor vehicles and allied prod- "There are 12,000 consolidated ucts. schools in the United States, ac- "This progress, of course, Is con- - cording to the IT. B. Bureau of Edu- Present prices are the lowest Studebaker skill and crafts- cation. Most of these are using mo- tor buses to transport children. at which Studebaker Light-Si- x manship, and the prices of There are still 194.000 rural schools closed cars have everbeensold. $1550forthe Sedan and $1225 not consolidated. yet for Coupe-Roadst- er are no "Rome, Georgia, is organizing a Yet the intrinsic values are the 'A rural agricultural school using mo- index to their inherent value. tor buses to market the emphatically the greatest products Studebaker ever offered. This and to transport 600 students. When you buy a car you j.: 'IV lines announce plans means values "Chicago ros they are the best want to look at several makes, f. that the industry affords, be- Include Studebaker in your ." COUPE.ROADSTER cause Studebaker cars have list and after you have ridden Cars in Quality always been above par the in the Light-Si- x Sedan or ' REBUILT SERVE value dollar TO amount of per Coupe-Roadst- it will not be PRICED TO SELL invested. X difficulttomake up yourmind. . FOKD TRUCK E Capacity productionand the Stude- - .if . . SEDAN The foundations of with starter .. $200.00 $1TE ' A savings resulting from Stude- baker success are BUICK baker methods of quality, TOURING like complete durability, comfort and integ- .....$600.00 Owners it manufacture make these low FORD rity principlesthathave been . SPEEDSTER ...$175.00 the prices possible. 9 upheld steadfastly by Studew HUPMOBILE highest praise Light-Si- x closed cars are baker for seventy years. You TOURING .....$325.00 It is thi habit of Essex owners teristics are fixed in the minds of sturdily built of finest mate- can depend upon Studebaker deal EQUIPMENT FORD TRUCK .$225.00 tverywhere to expect a great everyone. rials and best workmanship. automobiles . because of the . JJIJICK of their cars. Owners know ThtStudebakcr Light-Si- x The bodies are the of name bear.' - ; i how smooth, quiet that twine product they I B Sedan bufourdoon TOURING $500.00 Of course it is simply because Essex Mtrrnft and efficient it remains even after wida open; dome tight; mohair imide HUPMOBILE after have added hard You velvet pluih upholftery; MODELS AND . cars year year long, service.' may lockt on three doort and outside PRICES, e. factor I '' TOURING eco- in right-han- d .....$375.00 men proofs of long, dependable expect equal satisfaction the lock on front door; LIOHT-SI- 8PBCIAX-SI- BIO SIX ilk FORD TRUCK nomical service, that these charac- - Essex you get roller curtain,. Ill' W. B. . 126' W.9, 40 H. r. i. 60 HI P. 1 Ton The Coupe-Roadtt- teats 2 S0H.P...... $275.00 under Acid ' paaaengen; ample apace BUICK rear deck for luggage; uphol- Touring. 975 Touring .....$127$ Touring $150 Roadster stered in genuine leather. Roadster Speedster Water TOURING ..... $600.00 Pai.) 975 U-- ass.).. "50 (4 Paes.) 17S 1095 thief-proo- f Roadster NO REO TRUCK Both models have if... Coupe ...$75.00 transmission lock; cowl venti- T?1?.?.? OPeM.)....,...... H75 Paas.). 75 Attention FORD aide coach ,,JS Coupe .Pasa.) 187J Sedan..... J7S For the Model lator; lamps; rain Sedan Touring v 1550 Sedan Sedan (Special) itSO SPEEDSTER ' visor: windshield wiper; eight-cW- ...$200.00 Cabriolet, $1195 Coach, 11295 clock. Cord Stnndmrd Guarantee'd 3 Years' All Cars Open to Freight and Tax Extra Tint Equipment Inspection A Demonstration Will Mid-We- st LAUDERBAUGII Battery & Satisfy. MOTOR COiMY THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY Ignition Co. HOBBS Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars AUTHORIZED MOTOR 671-- DISTRIBUTORS PHONE 855. Gold Avenue at Fifth Street IHOXE MSTRIBtJTOltS. 519 W. CENTRAL AVENTE 331 South Second St. l'lione 789 COMPANY 513. K15 V. Central Phone 431 BATTERY REPAIIUXO, wo Sell tho nest and IS A RECHARGING Junk tho Rest THIS 'STUDEBAKER YEAR ... i .. Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' September 24,

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