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BRITISH THREAT GODDESS OF LIBERTY AUTO ACCIDENTS SUCCEEDS DONKEY AS French Rebuild Homes (DETECTIVES ARE ARMY BOARD TO DEMOCRATIC EMBLEM Engineers 10 FIRE CAUSES ARE INCREASING St. Louis, Sept. 24. The in Areas Devasted Germans ALL AT SEA IN PRO E BOMBING Goddess of Liberty today was by adopted unanimously by the executive committee of the TURKISH FORCES i J - ...... 1 democratic state committee as ,.,,.- ...w.,.,., DOUBLE MURDER! tho emblem of the democratic figure PLANE CRASH IT party in Missouri, succeeding tie "donkey, which has served TO QUIT GHANAK tho democratic party as its em- War on Speeders Is Being; Drama That Preceded the blem for many years. in - P- MITCHELL FIELD Members of the committee Waged Many Cities;, tarn "smw km Slaying of Rev. Hall and said the change was made be- Is Added to Eleven Hundred em- Imprisonment Sexton's Wife May Never: Cavalry- cause tho donkey as an Fines men Enter Neutral blem was neither artistic nor by Magistrates. be Hccounted. Six Men Are Killed at Con Zone, dignified. reached 24 the clusion of the Mimic Air But Are Later With- Under the decision Chicago, Sept. (by New llruiiiiwick, X. ,1., Sept. 21. the Goddess Press.) Despite the passage : -mil on by the committee, i ; Tho authorities of two counties Attack Land Forces drawn Under White Flag, of will displace the of numerous ordinances nnd the AMiMt mv admitted Liberty of traffic regulations in tonight that every clew; at the Cantonment, donkey upon the democratic adoption concerning the double murder of; ballot in the November the larger cities of the country in RETURN OFTHRACE nn effort to curb accidents from tho Rev. Edward W. Hull, (ertor Wlt f the church of Kt. John the Evan- ONE THE VICTIMS DEMAND motor cars, reports from more than OF IS TURKS' 1 Iff gelist, and Mrs. Eleanor .Mills, Hie a dozen of tho metropolitan cities U'it'n ll,n ol,i,p,.l. . .. A REPORT of the middle west show an in- STOWAWAY, No crease in number ot ucclclents bodies were found under an apple Guarantees Being Given, the tree a week ear- E OF for the first six months of' 1022. Ivv ago .Saturday, had Official Check of the Post NGAMPMENT iliti? ned them Into more than Troops Cross the Border; same of nothing compared with the period 'i - 1921. labyrinth of theories, leading no- to of Ar- I Assignments Fails Leaders Opposing of- where. This increase has caused city A - Conference-Constantinople- fear that the drama, thnf pre- j Show That Whitney Was mies Hold , ficials to prescribe drastic rules in A. en 'Med the death of the rector and; G. R.VETERANS governing motor traffic in an h" Regularly Assigned. deavor to lessen in modern sexton's wife would never be Sept. 24 (by the danger coo timed seemed evident in of- Several of cities are the Associated Press). Tho British traveling. the munis ot the detectives on the case .Mineola, X. Y Sept. 24. Prep- ficials announce that a Turkish shown to be waging war on the s under cross- in cases tonight. arations were way today force of 1.100 cavalry which TO BEGIN TODAY speeder, many imprison- Mrs. Hull, the widow of the mur- into ed neutral zone at Chanak Sat- ment being added to fines by mu- for an onrmy board inquiry the dered rector, has been tacitly ab- of a Martin urdays night, retired today on nicipal judges. Adoption of rules solved of (lie crash last night in at street connection with the which killed six Bairam Jik, following a meeting at turning intersections, crime. detectives bombing piano 6 o'clock between the Mem- elimination ot headlights Questioning by at tho this morning More Than 17,000 glaring ami police has resulted in an ex- army men at Mitchell Field, commanders of the Turkish and and educational campaigns are oth- SKZm ' fVHr ' Hilt conclusion of tho mimic air at- at er methods used in cities in 'VUL?1 planation satisfactory to thorn of can- British forces. No shots were fired. bers Have Registered many t J' "Vl?? Mi-- . Hull's time from tack on the land forces at the white the accidents. Wednesday, com- The Turks retired under a Fifty-Sixt- campaign against the tonment. Weaver, Des Moines for the h lis In 575. day before the double murder Major flag. Ileal Chicago, Is Ik lleved to have manding tho field, will appoint a. The their advance In In 1921. deaths at- been committed, Turks stopped Annual Meeting. Chicago, until Saturday, when the bodies board of army officers tomorrow when the British notified the Turk- tributed to motor accidents totaled Actual reconstruction scene in French devastated weie to hold an into tho crash, for- H75 as with 475 in 1H20. area On left can be aeon the modern homes stucco. found. inquiry ish commander that a farther 24 the compared of X'ot one, tho cause of which, it was Eald, movement would cause the Des Moines, la.. Sept (by Non-fat- accidents totaled 8,6,"i iemporary homes can be seen on person bus yet thrown ward 17.-00- 0 right into i never would be known. Associated Press). More than in 1921 in 1920. in; limelight of the Investiga- probably British to open fire. and 7.08,i During French under the eu-- 1 urn tion of the six it was Grand of 1 engineers, France, rchiiil.lfiiir h,,m. c.ri lim,.ii,, .iii, n, i, bus been of sufficient Ono victims, The ultimatum allowed veterans of the Army the first four months' of 922, non- - judged Turkish have regis- pervlslon of the American commit- peasants in the war-tor- n eminent. r to the unofficially at tho field, until 5 o'clock afternoon the Republic, already fatal accidents totaled 2.533. tee ti. iv,. i,,., importance prosecution to reported yesterday fifty-sixt- h en for the relief of devastated Tiie is con- - was Thoso killed tered for the annual e committee working in shown above. warrant being )i,.H. llrnrv Stev- - a "stowaway." for guarantees respecting the re- Forty-thre- persons ,wero killed were: Thraco was because campment which officially opens and 1,035 in automobile ac brother of Mrs, Hall, returned turn of and it injured hern to, a. tTBST BIKL'TENANT RAYMONJJ no were forthcoming here tomorrow. cidents in Cleveland from February lay after week spent in guarantees The number of veterans here to New York, where, he he was H. DAVIS, u regular army pilot of that the Turkish cavalry crossed 1. to August 1. 922. To offset said, Va. the attend the reunion exceeds all esti this, workhouse sentences have SENEGALESE RING packing ,,r (0 .;,irnpe. Offi- Banglcy Field, border; local commit' FLIGHT OF ARM! WINNING PUNCH cials .if neither of coun- BIBST SERGEANT THOMAS mates made by the been Imposed and speeders and tho two tee in of the encampment ties prosecuting the ease have con- UENI 'I EI.D, ot Chicago. IXTF.ttF.ST TRANSFKRTtF.P charge reckless drivers, no one under is 8T1V-E.N- tomorrow the number is ex- cerned themselves with him. be- COKPOKAI, DAVID H. TO THE WAUDANEIXES By years of ago may drive a ear and cause York. pected to bo increased to more second offense to nf the I'net Hint tin - New for failure have C-- 2 I.a t n FIRST CLASS PRIVATE ED- 24 Asso- than 20.000. in no ARTIST DEFEATS DIRIGIBLE SHOWN BT BOTH Ynlei, v. ih i,.i,i ,,f London, Sept. (by the from states as far as lights burning results arrest, tlio double WARD KANE, who left no home ciated Press). The agreement of Delegations matter what the circumstance. murders. side of Maine and California arrived dur- To curb in Confession Im Only Hox address. the allies on the political accidents St. Louis, the PRIVATE HENRY J. NICHOLS. leaves ing today. where sixty-tw- o wero killed dur- Pespite strict secrecy which the Near Eastern problem Of G. A. R. Prosecutor Middlesex-count- Uouto Three Carr Hill, Tex. much clear- National officers the ing the first Rix months of this IDO OF FRANCE S GC S Strieker of the general situation GOTHAM TEAM Beck-ma- IRVING M. WHIT- in of the and Prosecutor A. . n PRIVATIT er transfers the interest to occupied the pulpits many year, and 1,327 were injured, an and churches here today. of Somerset county have NEY', of Ashburnham, Mass. the Dardanelles, where today's educational cumpaign has been All Davis were TenHi and Talk Patriotism. one-wa- thrown about, their but Lieutenant combustible na- started, y traffic has been operations the news proves the Commander in Chief Lewis S. belief is prevalent that are at stationed at Mitchell Field. to be solved established in congested districts Is Beat From they re- ture of tho problem Pilcher of Brooklyn. N. Y., in his Georges Carpentier Trip Newport News Giants and Yankees Arc tho end of nuineroiis (dews ad- Whitney, it was unofficially there. The first actual "incident" during business hours. Hutomobilcs was stow- church address said that "the come to en Siki in the vanced iiir,n the discovery of (lie ported at tho field, a between tho British and Turks of the Grand man must complete stop at all by Battling to California, Close to the 1922 Cham- bodies. An unofficial check of prime duty Army boulevards, must not pass a street 3,200 The have gone over the away. up has already occurred in the shape of today is to teach and talk pa car Sixth Round of a Schetl Miles, Was Made in 66 Goal, With a lives of both .Mrs. Mills and the post assignments of the victims of of TurkiHh violation of the Cha- triotism. discharging passengers and pionship llcv. Hall in the failed to show that be must not 20-Rou- nd the finest detail. tragedy, zone, but has ended to ot exceed eight miles an uled Bout. Hours and 10 Minutes. had been as one of the nak neutral "In contrast the bondages hour in the districts Week's Play Remaining. They have tracked down theories assigned happily in a conference between people and their limita- congested andj nnd and men to man tho bomber in her sin- European twenty miles in tho residential dis- 24 Associa- suppositions all to nn the British and Turkish tions of today, bondage to the flag, I'aris, Sept. (by the Ross Field, Arcadia, Calif., Sepl. New York, Sept Outgnming avail. The remote that gle turn of the field. while is restriction tricts. some possibility This incident, to uphold It, the only Detroit's to increase ted Press). Georges Carpentier. 24. Enthusiasm over the success- their leading rivals and one may confess the crime is l'oint Stressed by OrfloluR the of the American." attempts tho boxer pennant the Tho most often stressed by seemingly displaying prudence safety are the of tho tow-- ! heavyweight champion ful transcontinental flight of the behind with the only hope that is common point In was adoption was C-- 2 coming winning of the Kemallsts in not precipi- Radicalism all its forms er of of Europe and idol of France, army dirhrlhlc which arrived army officials in stressing th.j in Senior Vice system regulating traffic and HiKl, in the decisive tests of the was be- - tating a conflict, will undoubtedly scored an address by the of zones defeated today by Battling hero yesterday, nine days out from punch tragedy is that tho bomber crltiCB of Commander Robert W. Mclirlde of establishment safety for tho finhter, in the sixth season, the New York Giants and the field of searrh- - be seized upon by thoso street car passengers. Another ordi- Henegalese t.anglcy field jrewpnrt Xews, Va.. 5 UNIDENTIFIED jyond powerful call round of what was to have been a Yankees are eloso to the 1922 MEN OfclllM VI I11CU 111.10 UHVU 11' tho government at home who Indianapolis. nance requires all persons to be able was expressed here tonight by lis I'J for British evacuation of the "Allnrq wlin Alitor till 'moltlnir fight. commanding officer, Maj. H. A. championship goal. PLUNGE "liluc," or defensive forces in the of America never come to the to drive an automobile under all never had a chance With a week's CALIF0RNIAN maneuvers. It was et believed Chanak zone, as the French and pot' rondi'jwis- bef'K-- be! a Carpenter Strauss. play remaining, first full realization of the idenfc for JJlted after the third l'ouud. lie was ''We believe our ih:A the Yankees are three and a half INTO BARREL OF TAR tlmt Dftvis had become blinded iv Italians have already evacuated, siato drivers license. Seventy bell trip proves the of a which our nations stands os do our barely able to respond to tho aviation will meet all hopes for it games ahead of tho fit. l.ouis the brilliancy of the shaft of light arguing that presence Amerlean-bor- n persons were killed there criss-crosse- .citizens," he said. during at tho beginning of the sixth. in lino Hrowns in the American which d the dark skies. BritiHh there is likely to tne six 1 922 the of transportation, not league Berkeley, Calif.. Sent. IS Five garrison Tie held this class respon-ibl- e llrst months of and Ills eye are the such occurrences, largely With light completely only of passengers, but of freight, while the Giants leading the! unidentified men YV. Officers also disbelieved that provoke Just for the recent social unrest. 1.921 were injured. his nose he was seized V. tho of I'riMHicnt closed and broken, said Major Straw.. tl'ittsburgh Pirates in the National Ilenn, of Sacramento in Contra purple land mist which drifted endangering preservation mill tlnil Sentences. to a 5 Ijibor Capital. unablo put up guard. Our elapsed time was (IB hours by games. Kitljor New York Cost a county near here down Bong Island had in any way peace. of labor mid Strict enforcement of speed laws Sinks lo the Moor. II today, was These are Speaking capital. and sentences and 10 minutes over a rmito ap- club can eliminate r mathemati- plunged him first feet downward confused bjavls, who recogniz- critics apprehensive Vieo Commander McBride said that frequent Jail for In tho sixth, the negro fighter We doubt ono more ed as ono of the best of (hat some similar incidents will speeders and reckless drivers has proximately 3,200 miles long. cal by winning and then bead downward into a flyers white labor has the "sacred right planted a series of terrific right? had very little trouble, that little Kunie while the same result, can be barrel ot melted bombing planes in the air service. happen when the Turks may be to strike'' as contended officers been the method adopted in In- to bead and the tar and left him in ot withdraw by for Carpentier's being mostly along tho Arizona obtained if cither the Hrowns or that condition. Glenn "Just another the air trage- disinclined to as they of the American Federation of dianapolis increasing safely. French idol sank to tho floor. one. experienced dies which never will l; In down-tow- n border, where the heat and head Pirates meet defeat in of their some in him- probably did today. Labor, the rule should both sections traffic offi One ot his legs caught between difficulty extricating Weaver said in of apply cers direct oth- winds made it difficult to carry remaining contests. Two games self. A motorist explained." Major The joint note the allies has ways, and that no man, even pedestrians while the ot the Senegalese as he in passing brought his brief official ol ers direct street legs enough gasoline for long flights, stand out during the last weeks him here. He said he could ac- announcement gone forward to Mustapha Kenial though he did belong to an organi traffic. fell. "We are the not the accident. ' but a is in Oklahoma. most of the very much gratified tho drives which have carried count for the attack on him. Pasha at Smyrna, reply zation, should not be prevented City, The crowd, the largest that with the flight, as It was clubs to practi- - is expected to until the from so main traveled streets have been contest especially champion (iothnni Photography plaf hardly expected French working if he desired. ever witnessed a boxing made In an airplane not designed certain triumph. Both, in all a large part in the incpiiries to b representative, SI. Franklin-Bouillo- designated boulevards and before in France, sensed the end. All for such jenlly conducted into acctdent. crossing these motorists are long journeys nor for the probability, will go down as the SCHMIDT TO MANAGE the Men has had time to confer with requir was uproar. altitude we reached. in two most ot the Fourteenth $100,000 IS OFFERED ed to come to n complete stop. high Iturning points of the IN photographic the nationalist leader. The referee, Harry Bernstein, ltouto Was Satisfactory races in baseball annals. PITTSBURGH 1923 sections, headquarters ot which i to a A Heavy white "Stop" signs painted at ruled that Siki had been 'stirring According Paris dispatch BATTLING SIKI FOR on tho first "The route we took was satis and both were played agulnst the at Mitchell Field, were at the scene received in London, Kemal Pasha, pavement at these intersec- disqualified, for "tripping but ilif.. 24. been ot GO tions remind the driver. factory, and now, having made the chief pennant contenders in each Modesto. Sept. and had making pictures notified of tho coming of M. WITH HARRY WILLS the throng, which considered that we believe that in aircraft Walter Schmidt of Modesto, catch- the maneuvers for records a An "unwritten law" is In effect had been beaten trip, league. Franklin Bouillon, replied: Carpentier with pro- fir-- for the National Washington. A was In Louisville where court re- larger carrying capacity, The t tool; place Monday when ing Pittsburgh picture made, "I shall expect you, but you New York, Sept. 24. An offer of police squarely by a better man, viding more comfort for crew and will Pi- it was of the bomber a mo judges assess a fine of 2 for each ceived tho decision with n the Yankees captured the deciding league club, manage the said, must $100,000 of tho de great and three-gam- e informed ment she banked. hasten." Irrespective mile an hour above the lim- passengers adequate arrange- game of a series with rates next season, he has before Photo The is also rendered cision, for a contest with speed chorus of hoots and .tiers and ments for with in friends also were taken of message it. Penitentiary sentence under even the referee with freight, longer the llrowns, coming from behind here. According to a graphs tbf In another form, as follows: Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, threatened flight range, equipment for more and ninth to letter from wrecked plune after the crash, be was cabled charge of manslaughter is provided bodily harm. The threo Judges the eighth innings Schmidt, Manager "I await your arrival. Your tonight to Battling Sikl, for drivers found gasoline and designed for higher nose out a 3 2 victory with the will become business fore the wreckage was cleared friend. Kemal Pasha." Senegalese boxer who defeated responsible for ot tho fight. Victor Hieyer, Jean altitudes, so a more direct route away. Scores of persons, however, deaths resulting from accidents. and M. Den- - leadership of the league at take. manager of the Pittsburgh club. rise to comment Georges in Paris Pujol, Frenchmen, may be taken, the transcontinental I for souvenirs who This has given Carpentier today Cars must be under full went con- The result put he Yankees a Schmidt intimated that bis con- hunting flocke . - control nison ot London, into can be on the different significance of by the Matchmaker r the Ebbets- trip reduced from the 3,20u a. in tract will call for In tn the field today, dug parts of thf at all street intersections. sultation. An hour later they ' we came and half the lead, l'rom the neigh- the two messages. McKeever Exhibition company, op- miles flew to approximately tho borhood of $25.1100. plane out of the ground. Milwaukee has barred the left declared the negro the winner. 2,500. there Ilugmcit battled their way Two of tho greatest differences erators of Ebbets Field, Brooklyn hand turn and to five victories over the Schmidt Round of Humdrum Details. 12 instituted a jay- Their verdict was received with "Wo a An- straight rejoined the Pirates presenting themselves at the The offer suggested October plan flight over Txis lietroit and covered, four of two months ago after to Explaining the application of tha as a date for with idea walking ordinance requiring pedes- terniic cheering from the spec geles city and harbor and suburban Tigers coming term to Whit- present moment appear to he, the bout, the trians to cross streets intersec- tin in by a margin of one run, while terms with the club "stowaway" Private that Sikl is now in at tators who had remained in the cities Tuesday and if the weather management. ney, it was said that there are first, that the Kemallsts, while good physical tions. Automobiles on prescribed arena for it. had is St. Bonis, slumping in ail around Mis salary demands were met by any in- condition could Carpentier favorable we shall start mid- number of and to the allied and reach this right-of-wa- y at its privates disposed accept thoroughfares are given been hooted by large numbers night Tuesday for San play, forfeited remaining Barney Dreyfuss, owner of tho officers vitation to a conference, are like country in a week's time. over all of as he was taken Francisco chances by three out of it was stationed at the traffic crossing the crowd wnere we expect to arrive at 8 or tt dropping Pittsburgh club, stated at field who Tiacl to insist Russia also N- such streets. five lo Phila- three-yea- r flying have never ly that shall from the ring to his dressing o'clock We Washington and tho time, a contract in confer-onc- e, Wednesday morning. time the air. Many ot these men bo invited to sit in this Thirteen deaths because of au- room. shall start back Los delphia. calling for JS.000 being signed. are tomobile accidents t.i Angeles and entered the service in the belief and, second, that they were reported Defeat Vnoxpectcd. Ross field Thrilling finish. would become not to hostili- CHURCHME- ARE during the first six months 1922 The was Wednesday midnight, The Giants and Pirates that flying an every disposed suspend of defeat of Carpentier arriving here about 8 or 9 o'clock engaged occurrence of lives. ties the but on in Dallas, Tex. In down-tow- n sec. He was the in the other crucial Friday, day their during conference, entirely unexpected. Thursday morning. game When they found instead that their the maintain tions tho right-han- d turn is favorite when men entered . at the of an contrary, their right only the "Our next step will he to give after Pittsburgh top SAILBOATS WILL lives were filled with from reveille to cars are to the the crowd was C-- Z hour drive threatened pursue the defeated Greeks permitted, reouired ring and trie a thorough overhaiilin eleventh that to taps with an endless ot mos-lem- s E at least fivo in round into Thrace and protect the stop feet the rear dumbfounded when hey saw and in a week or ten davs our"": supremacy, had humdrum or street cars their Idol all over the after 'h',"l""e men in two details which seldom there from possible Greek discharging passen- pummeleil return from San Francisco -- x- routed the Meilraw and zones to we takes them insi.lo an airplane reprisals. gers safety have been ring and subjected terrific pect to start' back to contests. The (Hants won. BRAVE ATLANTIC no established Bangle ltraight five-ru- n hangar, opportunity is lost of With regard to the former-co- n at various points in punishment at tho hands of the field." !s to 7, overcoming a lead down-tow- n streets. black. "going up." dition, it is pointed out thdt the big , sained early in the game by the it AFTER MEETINGi tried every trick nf runs Whitney, is believed, hopped over two Kemallsts are bound by treaty Carpentier Pirates nnd pushing into the plane in the last minute with soviet to insist SIMPLICITY his ring knowledge tn stave off, INFANTRY !l thrilli" innin-- : fi,iish-- the upon the MARKS defeat. OFFICERS , iin and during the excitement of tak- presence of Russia in the confer- OCEAN'S FURIES ing off. ence. Is therefore evident EN0S FUNERAL Warned for Uniting. ORDERED TRANSFERRED 'and a half games in the lead, while It that Episcopalian General Con- MjLLS' Twice ho was warned fur Funeral services will be held to- this question and the question of butting ttho Pirates, their winning stride morrow at Mitchell Field for L'4. during tho fifth round. It seemed out the getting the Greeks out of Thrace vention Closes Its Ses- Denver, Colo.. Sept. Rim. Nogales. Ariz.. Sept. 2t. 'checked, lost three of four six which bod- he Trans-Ocean- ic victims, after their marked evident that he was anxious to teen of Twenty-fif- h to anil will present difficult problems for Fi- pllcity the funeral of Enos oltlcers the t games lii'ooklyu yesterday Experimental ies will be home. disqualified by the referee rather in shipped silled diplomacy. sions; $21,000,000 Mills, widely known Colorado nat- Infantry, stationed at Camp Stephen today a brace of double headers. Will uralist, who was buried on a moun- than to suffer the ignominy of a P. Bittlc here, have been ordered In the race for third in the Voyages Be Attempt nancial Program. knockout. When his place RETIRKD HAXKKW DIES. tain side in Kstes Park this after subterfuges transferred to other posts. American league, the White Sox, ed Germans Within DIXIE CHAMPIONSHIP noon. Mr. became apparent, the crowd which Six of the by New Rochelle. N. Y., Sept. 24. 24. Dele Following out Mills', oft number, including Col backed by especially good pitching Portland, Ore., Sept. was no min previously had been pulling for onel IB or- - the Year. COUNT EVENED Oeorge Percy Haover, 60. a retired to repeated request, ther. i. Wcscott, have been gained oil I'etr.iit, although ,osmg Coming UPAS died gates the Episcopalian general ister at the services, there were him, jeered and hooled, and cheer drcd to do temporary of not to Washington while the Chicago banker, today at the convention which closed its sessions no ed tho negro. duty 'today MOBILE TO home of his son, Charles R. Hoover. flowers, no music. His. grave less than sixty cays with the Twen-iTige- trounced Boston. Cleveland Hamburg, Sept, 24. Two Ger- WINS, 5 4 hero yesterday were leaving the city was blasted from rock a When the gong sounded at the X. seven Mr. Hoover, who was born in Iowa, an 1 granite Infantry at Columbus. spurted by taking five out, of man sailboats of small dimensions was in numbers throughout today short distance back in the hills commencement of the fight. Siki M. It is rumored that and Boston but Mobile, Ala., 24. The Mo- formerly vice president of the it was estimated, timid. He covered in these six are from Philadelphia are duo to brave the furies ot the Sept. Harris National bank in by tomorrow, from tne cabin ho had erected appeared up being Bent to Columbus for the pur- was unable to stop New York untli Atlantic on trans- bile Southern association cham- Chicago. A x fear of The experimental practically all would be gone. there thirty-si- years ago. Judge Georges' terrible right. pose of to brim? the oceanic within pions this afternoon evened tho few. held ser- - T5. seemed to arranglne today. voyages the coming visiting churchmen Ben I.I nrlspv nf ho .luVenlle Senegalese, however, Twenty-fourt- h from to Dixie championship count with bCaver falls wins. vices here A condensation tske after received Columbus year. Cincinnati, 24. Beaver today. court, a lifelong friend, read three courage having cvogules and that the army at IDI Ono of a, of IS Ger- Fort Worth, 5 to 4. The Bears' Sept. of the work of the convention fol - four to the jaw, which failed post nDCPflll DCDI IPAMC them, party Talis team won jvir. Miiis- ravorito poems, one rights Columbus will be abandoned. unLUUii ntr man artists and professional men, play before thu 8,000 persons in lows: -- to make the slightest Impression uqliohiho :he championship f the National by John Mulr. one jy John r Three other officers have been TO HOLD THEIR plan to circumnavigate the globe. attendance was characteristic of Adopted $21,000,000 financial roughs and another on him, Carpentier's face took on FIRST their the for Baseball federation by defeating by Tennyson. a look as the battler assigned to the Nineteenth Infantry They have recently tested their play during long fight 7 1 program for next three years. About 300 attended the service, puzzled burly at San Francisco MEETING IN 12 YEARS to the league pennant. The Price Hill, CInainnatI to in the as to- took blows and came back and the other five craft in a trip Copenhagen, and victory Approved concordat step which was held in tho mountain looking officers will now to ar- came in the tenth inning, after two llrat game of a double header at with cabin. for more. accompany the first are trying complete ward unity Congregatlonalists. battalion h men were out when Wil- Xedland Field today. world con- Ko confident was of of the Twenty-fift- In Portland, Ore., Kept. 24. Re- rangements for leaving before the Denny Arranged to sponsor Carpentier to ot r,S liams, Mobile outfielder, sent the 1925. ultimate tbut he fantry Camp Harry J. Jones publicans of Oregon will bold their end tho year. Tho vessel is ference of churches in victory, however, sta-!fu- - over MAKJNG A PLEASURE where the battalion will he st state convention in 12 feet long and will three writ- ball the right fence for a Gave greater measure of approval was smiling as he went to his cor- years cany home run. ner when tho ended the first tioned in place of the first cavalry, hero next Tuesday, Delegates were era, three artists, and a number or Disapproved ot omission ot wine TRIP BY AIRPLANE gong - Score: R. H. B:. round. "I'll him whenever I Which has bppn tn Mnrf.'l. nrrivintf l.,lciu f,ii- thu m,.,.l it "movio" actors from Berlin, ac- WEATHER in holy communion. get Wexas. The battalion will a Munich doctor. Mobile 000 003 001 use of short- want to." he said to Francois s, leave hero Tho convention, culled by State companied by 15 Approved optional El Paso, Texas.' Sept. 24. Al tomorrow for Camp Jones. Chairman Walter T. Toozu. Jr., This tour is to be made by way of Fort Worth 300 010 000 04 It S FORECAST. ened form of the commandments. his manager nnd trainer. Batteries: Fnhr, Pope and Bak- mar- Wilson, former "stunt" flyer of George In Cliccrcd. j will merely adopt a declaration of Holland. Spain, the Canary Islands, Denver, Sept. 24. New Mexico. Voted to drop "obey" from tios Angeles. Calif., who arrived both coasts of South er; Johns, Goodbrad, Ross and The crowd evidently was of the DnniCO O HDI7nniA Iprlnciplos, Tooze said, and hold on Cuba, Mexico, Moore. Fair west, occasionally unsettled riage ceremony. here Saturday night, "took off" same it DULMCO UTfir O AnliUIMA open forum discussion America, the South Sea islands. sast Disapproved of marriage of de- from opinion as Carpentier for by delegates portion Monday. Tuesday, fair; the Fort Bliss flying field at lustily cheered Georges, the Sene- PFRCniMQ ARF FnilWn of tho nuestions ot importance to China, Japan, India and the Sum not much in fectives. 6:30 o'clock en tll0 - canal. It is change temperature. canon to warn com- this morning galese not having landed a solid ,)ar,y.g welfare. All republl- expected that three RANGE IS POOR: MANY. Arizona: Monday and Amended route to ; weeks will bo in Fair, to per Chicago. blow up to this time. Jean slate and county officials and required crossing Tuesday: not much change in tem- municants against marriage Mr. Wilson said this morning Tho Olobe, Ariz.. Sept. 24. It was ..n ,1,i,,,. .. .. the Atlantic, and the party plans CATTLE ARE DYING sons divorced otherwise man French champion appeared .learned here that Ihe bodyl ,.i,n,. ., perature. that he expected to take a week thin. Ilia complexion was sallow today collnty t.hairnlc.n am, clir. to return home in about two years. church permits. in ns ho of Jtafael Carabajal, 54, was found men uro The other is to be to Tbn oi reaching Chicago was and his face drawn, hut he had eligible to sit as delegates enterprise Pperlnt Jnurnnl IiOCAIi REPORT. Almost completed revision not for n record but in late last night under bis home a under tho call conducted by three German sailors Baiiiah, N. M., 24. L. E. r trying trip, stripped off, apparently good mile Sept. Conditions for the twenty-fou- prayer book. wsh simply a condition for tho albeit some- from Globe. The authorities in a sailboat of 12 tons, Hal ley, w ife and and Mrs. 6 Declined to Join council making sightseeing fray, said ho had daughter hours ended nt p. m. yesterday, Federal for pleasure. what fine, was taken poison. Karlier KONOUA TtCVM which they themselves Intend to T. A. Merrill and Willard James trip Georges' weight In of Caniba-Jal'- e WINS. recorded by tho of Churches. i the night the bodies build. will to make have university: announced as 178 pounds. Mesa, 24. They attempt returned from a tour ot the 83 Refused votes to suffragan bish wife, 2S. and Domingo Itojo. Arir., Sept. The tho from to New-York- Highest temperature, FIVE WORKMF.N KIM.F.D. Rikl, stripped, was a beautiful baseball won trip Hamburg southwestern part ot the utate. Lowest 52 ops. Charleston. W. Va.. 24. 73; a neighbor, had been discover- Sonoru, team and aro to sail un- The is in condi- women nouse Sent. picture of health and condition. ed. The tho Southwestern planning range very poor Range 31 Refused to seat in Five workmen bv His skin was like com- woman had been stabbed international der the auspices of the Imperial tion, to Mr. cat- women as employed the ebony as and man A baseball eluiiiiiiimishin t,oiA t.iri.iv acceding Hatley, Mean 67 of deputies; to license Glenn Rogers Conl at pared with the whiteness of of the hnd been shot. Yacht club ot Wuerttemberg. It tle are pdv? and many of them are 8 a. m 41 and to levate women company that knife and were found near.!by winning tho game from Humidity at lay readers Glenn Rogers, Wyoming county, the Frenchman. Carpentier smiled shotgun morning has been reported that American dying. There will t be JO per Humidity at 6 p. m 15 to diaconate. were in his tho bodies. The authorities ex tne siesa Jewell 5 to 4. As in tho Interests to bear tho costs cent of cer killed today when u hoisting usual debonair style as the of the agreed the cattle I ft unless thev I'rocipltatlon 0 Denounced mob violence and bucket loaded with stone bathrobe ot black man pressed the opinion that Itojo hadi1''' game series yesterday, of the experiment if the boat car- are moved to a new fell down the fell been which 2 1, range for tho Wind velocity 10 tain secret bodies. a 700-fo- from his shoulders. slain when he went to the Nogales won, to the visit ried the American flag, but that he said. shaft crushing them to assistance of Of- ors out coming winter, Direction of wind South Chose New Orleans as 1025 con death, is Tn the first Rlkl Mrs. Caraba.lal. nosed a victory In the ninth the offer was rejected. These sea- In the Zunt near menu' Rogers an Isolated round rushed ficers were .Mesa mountains, " Juaiacku; lit duy . ,,.,1'aitly cloudy vcution city, ... searching for the latter Inning. won tho afternoon men do not expect to take to the here, however, the cattle are iu mining luwu, CujiUuue4 on l'ac 1 to . .. Xe. when Aa body. ,w&s Sound, loUllie, 2, , , , , , water before nua I sprius, fairly good, shae. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL September 25, 1922. BUSHNELL'S CARTOON MOVIES OF NEWS EVENTS IN EIGHT REELS DRINKING FILLS L'IM LfleTJJ - QLESEN IS SQLOHt 'fnuomnu r,r,nco 1jff- . . Wit. e01SY A O IS. TMNtxrrioHm IS What is OFF II IB I BEING GREETED wrong with EM n - i i rt ' .tritf tit',: 't'fftm risii i i r r S .n i nrjti.-- . ii Mia i FOR MOV. jvtk ft s , Isi --w V J- ELCWMU AUI Main Street? BY BIG CROWDS REPOlISiffiL Main Street has been villified,

" its faults ridiculed. Is Main of 18 Per Cent Democratic Candidate for Decrease Street all Hasn't it a for the First Half of This United States Senator-- : wrong? human side, and Year as Compared With ship in Minnesota Is Mak- generous romantic? Isn't it the back- Same Period to 1921. ing an Active Campaign.; - bone of the country? Read the London, Sept. 24 (by the Asso- St. Paul, Minn,, Sept. 24. What- ciated PresB). The astonishing q,id alua bVia Tnn v nncomnlish ill firstlonginstallmentofFlorence decrease o eighteen per pent is her campaign for the United States shown in England's bills for senatorshlp, Mrs. Anna D. Olescn, Bingham Livingston's great Alcoholic drinks for the first halt democratic nominee, win oe wen ot this . year as compared 'with LMnwn in lMlnnanrttn. nt lnrco when serial story. Together with 7 1921. October the name period t The tho November election day Tolls other stories 49 experts ura unable to account f.ir around, and features in this drop which is a record ex- Kasily the pacemaker in the cept for the period of the war. thraanmprprl enntARt for the of hut it is generally thought to be "" fice now held by. Frank B. Kellogg, due to the unemployment situa- Minnesotas junior senator, ivirs. Good tion and hlch Prices. Olesen has Just entered on the sec- - Housekeeping Tho falling off in drinking has trA nhaao rtt 1AP Cnmnnltm Which out now caused groat satisfaction among will not end until the day before ITSTHYUP?- - d, FORMALLY OFMS the prohibitionists, who claim the s"a-d- v tfo-'- WfimmifS election. credit. The decrease amount to kA For six weeks she traveled over i!5.000.000 pounds from the 1921 iua tifA in a smnll Automobile. figure of 195,000,000 pounds. donated by friends, and now after The larcest falling off is shown a rest, she again has tanen to me in the consumption of beer and highways lor lurmer intensive hard spirits, while wines and campaigning. ciders show a substantial in During the first six weeks of crease, probably due to their low her campaign for the fall election costs. The report of spirits rrom also campaigned before the reached its she Great Britain high- Juno 18 primary she visitea ninety-f- est mark during this period since ive small cities and towns in went fif America dry. increasing forty counties, delivering an ad- teen per cent. The largest in dress in each municipality. crease was in exports to Canada. On this extensive trip, she cov- -. miles. She was ered more than 5,000 Before the war London tn was accompanied by her husband, evening dress town, with a true of custom and Peter Olesen, superintendent English regard for Cloquet city schools, and her after embellish- meal propriety in sartorial who al- every daughter, Mary, ments such as white waistcoats, ternated at the wheel. starched shirt fronts, and dang- is over adds a zest coat not to mention Mrs. Olesen enthusiastic and ling tails, the reception she has received. helps digest silk toppers which after dark When she started out, she told the dotted the streets of the theater Press she she district and clubland like chim- Associated thought One would "bo doing well if she talked five cent package of ney pots dot London's roofs. each Wrigley's is shown in dress to fifty people at meeting." But economy she been heard by ns in other things, with the re- Instead, has contains a beneficial after dinner - f--l v times is sg". Hffve ro ewereo -- crowds many that number, sult that there widespread ubo vC- f?y nushneiu. some of them out In of the dinner jacket. The stylo ;vV VflrtM'Ww5l turning early treat for the whole dictators have decreed dinner the morning or meeting her late family. coats dressier than those prev- at night. iously worn in England, with It wide silk lapels, broad shoulders PRISON SECRETARY , SENEGALESE RING 26 MILLION HEAD OF gives delight and keeps teeth and a waist defined, but not too ANNUAL CLASSIC An Easy Way to Have - form-fittin- g, IS INJURED IN AN ARTIST DEFEATS TEXAS CATTLE DIPPED and with no lines Berries and white. It's a sweet. suggesting stiffness. Fruits, Vege- AUTOMOBILE CRASH IDOL OF FRANCE TO ERADICATE TICKS satisfying However, England frowns upon tables for the All the soft shirts which the warm- Family - 24. Continued from l'nge One. 24. er weather makes popular and BASEBALL 15 Next Winter. Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. Ben Fort Worth, Tex., Sept. of Arizona Mnra 9 fi fifin AAO bpftd of Cat Wrigley's is even necessary, in America. Like- Stillm.tn, eecretary the corner to meet ,len cleansing, cooling and wise State Prison at Florence, is In a lo- out of his Carpen tle were dipped in Texas during the double collar with tho Drying has been known for tit.p before the Frenchman was - to dinner coat is banned, despite cal hospital as a result of an auto- the last rour monms in ine eraai- soothing mouth and throat. hundreds of years and prob- mobile crash here fairly off his chair. Carpentler, n.flnn nf tfnVa floln hliflhi tiff- whnt the fact that such a prominent tho oldest method ot food this morning. black man TIE OFFING ably His condition, though serious, is however, caught the is believed to be a new national personage as the Earl of Balfour Ii which the human with two Siki cov always wears a folded one which preservation not critical, attending physicians straight rights. record, accordine to records of the long-co- sts race has In our s went down to looks like a modified Eton. employed. said. Stillman-- companion, Miss ered up, and then bureau of animal industry and the Lasts little does mucn. own country it was used in one knee from a light left, me But (styles in England follow, Helen C. Blake, a Phoenix girl, is state livestock sanitary commis Connie Mack Has! the early colonial days for both detained at foferen ordered him UP. Rinn. August exceeded all records royalty rather than diplomacy, tfsnagcr and foods. being police headquar- then swung two hard and the popular handsome Had Greatest success in vegetables animal ters charged with driving an auto- Carpentier with a total of 7,013,373 head Wrigley's Is made clean and comes prince of Wales could have the Most people do not under- mobile while under the influence of Hunts to the Jaw. siki too inem. dipped or inspected. The work is Beau Brummels stand the possibilities and ad- merely shaking his head and in 158 of the to of the capital World's Series, Winning liquor. In. face wore being performed you clean, wholesome and full of wearing ktmonas and turbans if vantages of this simple, con- bored Carpentier's state's 252 counties. lie desired to set such a new Three Championships. venient and economical pro- MINERS TO FORM FXIOV. a puzzled expression, aitnougn In cess. is not known nlainlv he was holding back. Siki There's new under the flavor its wax package.! style after his recent eastern It generally Butte, Mont.., Sept. 24. Three blow. nothing wrapped New York. Sept. 24. Baseball's that all kinds of fruits, ber- thousand at a here did not land a clean sun Esau gave up his seniority trip. is miners, meeting In second round Carpentier, Tho prince's father recently annual classic, the world series, ries and vegetables can be har- this afternoon decided to form a the rights for a mess of pottage. vested while with a look of disdain In his face, Oklahoma Times. contributed to the style of the Just in the offing. they are plentiful union of their own, to bo in a posi- with his left City world by at a race The tan begins nis speculations. and then dried for winter use. when repeatedly Jabbod Siki appearing tion to treat with operators without xnen, as siki was course with his trousers pressed For the sako ot argument he turns All the practical knowledge was said about return, Car- series of other years. necessary. Nothing rushing in, he caught the negro Siki, who went furiously at at the sides instead of the front, back to the there is on the subject of dry- wages, leaving the impression that pentier, missing numerous swings but this innovation What managor has had greatest re- flush on the law with a terrific by the king ing is contained in a the men were satisfied with a drew back Finally, however, ho caught Car has not succeeded in supplanting success in world series? booklet issued by the depart- cent raise for the right swing. .Carpentier with a hook to the ' present. Siki to under tho pentier short jppRfflEl the custom in this coun- And tho answer comes Connie ment expecting drop general Muctlil-licudd- of agriculture. This is a jaw and the Frenchman went of trousers christened Cornelius y blow. Siki. however, instead rush try wearing Mack, free government publication Ml YI .US IS WINNER. shot two hooks to down, Carpentier, who was near of the Philadelphia Ath and ed in and short of our Washington Informa- Madison, Wis., Sept, 24. Johnny tho This Carpen the ropes, gripped them in rising letics. Mack has carried three tion Bureau will secure a won body. surprised Siki stomach. The old to world copy Meyers, middleweight, today tier. and butted in the age fight between man his Philadelphia teams for Deme-tra- l, was and Twice ho met and any reader who fills out from his challenger, Jimmy Lost Ills Confident Smile. The Frenchman helpless. machine has brosjen out In championships. and malls the coupon below. on a forfeit fall in 66 minutes he was warned by the ref- Hi the Kent hop fields where thou- - defeated John Mctiraw and his Just before the bell Carpentier Again Give full name and address in a wrestling match. acrain Siki flush on the chin eree for butting. Meanwhile the WRIGLEY'S P. K. Is the Boiiu s 01 ijonaon s poorer popu- - Giants. In the other series Mack and enclose two caught was to the to tho cents in stamps but the negro merely grinned at crowd yellinff referee new aagar-lackete- d juuon, xaiung mclr annual holi- triumphed over Frank Chance, for encounter. When the bell gurn. aro Cub leader. McGraw tri- return postage. i him. It was easily his round but stop the days, picking the pungent great VIRGINIA PRELATE rang, Carpentier groggily staggered All clusters whcih aro the basis of umphed over Mack in 1905. th Frenchman was puffing hard Wrigley's benefits s won two world series FREDERIC J. RASKIN, as he wandered to his corner. Also to his corner. heavy beers. Chance Director. NAMED HEAD AT Crumples to tho Floor. Saetthi and an extra treat lor your lhe holiday workers are In with the Cubs; Carrigan won two he had lost his confident smile, up Mc- The Journal In- his confident smile. When the gong rang for the "sweet tooth." arms over the introduction of t with the Boston Ked Sox and Albuquerque EPISCOPAL MEET he had lost came two G- formation Bureau, Washing- In the third round Siki rushed sixth round Carpentier iout machine modeled after an Anier Graw has taken with the able to stand. A ican which iants. ton, 3. C. from his corner toward Carpentier. hardly majority invention does the I of the spectators expected his worn or. a score of people and The following table shows the enclose herewith two cents Carpentier backed away and spar- can oo in for return red Then he feinted second, Descamps, to throw in the operated by a woman winning and losing managers since stamps postage cautiously. Was un- is 100 on a free copy of the with his left and, obtaining an sponge as the Frenchman it just years ago this lauo. Drying able to U" his hands. A short month con- booklet. drove a hard right to put that another "Yankee Winner. opening, uppercut from Bikl sent traption." known as the thresh 1905 McGraw-iNe- York Na- Slki'a jaw. The negro dropped to Carpentier . backwards and then the ing machine, was introduced in tionals. Name , . , one knee and took a count of reeling s seven. Then he and negro drove hard rights and lefts iingiana agriculture countries 1906 Jones, Chicago Americans. Street Jumped caught to the in a 1907-Chan- Nation- with left and body, Carpentier crumpled resulting miniature revolu- , Chicago Carpentier right to the floor half way the tion. als. swings to the stomach. Carpentier through - City went down took a count of ropes, completely out after one Many of the riote 1908 Chance, Chicago Nation- and minute and ten seconds of , dieted in the Norfolk four. fighting. sessions and State Siki weighed 174 pounds. sentenced to imprisonment. One 1909 Clarke, Pittsburgh Na- When the Frenchman arose ho uuiiu-y syuire sent a circular to tionals. plainly was groggy. Siki, seeing iim tenantry in Suffolk recom 1910 Mack, Philadelphia Amer- his advantage, showered rights and jnenaing mat they abstain from icans. lefts upon him, always playing for ...o u vl me tnresning ma-- 1911 Mack, Philadelphia Amer- IAL TREES the stomach. Ho had Carpentier LBUQUERQUD 10USINESS COLLEGE i;mne. men various nun gasping for breath and staggering Careless Shampooing farmers' icans. iirBanizauons decided to Intro- - 1912 Stahl, Boston Americans. at the end of the round. the 'Hair LWAYS ETTEI uuue me maciunrs gradually, and 1913 Mack, Philadelphia Amer- Carpentier Bleeding. Spoils rOUlSES the laborers, 1)H usual, found icans. In the fourth round, Siki pum-mele- d to 10 BE PLANTED over uiner worK exercise their 1914 Stallings, Boston Nation- Carpentier all the ring. should be used very care- JUUBUiCB. The Frenchman was barely able to Soap als. fully, if you want to keep your COMPLETE COURSES IN DAY AND 1915 Carrigan, Boston Ameri- withstand the punishment. He was his right eye was closed, hair looking its best. Mostsoaps COMMISSION NAMED cans. bleeding, and shampoos contain NIGHT 1916 Carrigan, Boston Ameri- CO. his nose wan flattened and his prepared SCHOOL TO INVESTIGATE mouth wide open. re- too much alkali. This dries tnt THE cans. If Carpentier makes the hair brittle, and 1917 Ameri- Bflip sorted to all the known tricks of scalp, There is a good position awaiting you if you are prepared to Rowland, Chicago it. ARGONAUT MINE FIRE cans. his long experience. He endeav- ruins hold It. If you can't attend day school, enroll In our night Rock Island to ored to hold tho arms of the negro The best thing for steady use classes. 1918 Barrow, Boston Ameri- Plans Pay is mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo Sacramento, Calif., Sept. 24. cans. under his own arm pits. Siki, over- MAX & HOSKING, - to of (which is pure and Proprietors Appointment ot A. B. C. Dohr- 1919 Moran, Cincinnati Nation- Tribute the Memory anxious to finish his man. missed greaseless). rnann, San Francisco many blows that would have ended and is better than anything else merchant; als. Dead Employes at Cele- can use. w. J. Loring, president of the 1920 Speaker, Cleveland Ameri- the bout had they landed. Mean- you '. American on October while Georges shot Two or tnree teaspooniuis oi Mining congress, and cans. bration 10. occasionally or with John C. Williams, Na- wicked rights against his opponent, Mulsified in a oup glass practical miner, 1921 McGraw, New York to iis a commission to investigate all tionals. 24. Memorial which, however, failed to slow him a little water is sufficient Chicago, Sept. to time the cleanse the hair and thor- phases of the Argonaut mine disas Loser. trees will be by the Rock up. Up this negro scalp planted ys no moisten the hair ter in which 47 lives were lost, was 1905 Mack, Philadelphia Amer Island railroad October 10 when it 1 showed marks of punishment. oughly. Simply announcea today at Governor Ste celebrates its seventieth Warned by Referee. with water and rub It In. It icans. anniver In round Siki makes an abundance of rich linens' office. 1906 Chance. Chicago Nation sary, in honor of employes who the fifth again The governor, in a of were killed in Bprang to tho offensive from his creamy lather, which rinses out telegram als. placing their loyalty of Instructions to Dohrmann, said he 1907 Jennings, Detroit Ameri to the road before their own safety. corner, intending quickly to polish easily, removing every particle was confident the commission cans. who died in action in off the Frenchman. Carpentier dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil. Announcing Employes met with a and would "make such recommenda 1908 Jennings, Detroit Ameri the world war and those who spent the attack low blow and The hair dries quickly evenly, tions as will tend further to safe- cans. most of their lives in tho service was warned by Referee Bernstein. and it leaves the scalp soft, and The low blow to guard the workers in mines and 1909 Jennings, Detroit Ameri of the company, also will be hon seemed enrage the hair fine and silky, bright, The Arrival of a prevent disasters of this kind in fu cans. ored. lustrous, fluffy and easy to man- ture. 1910 Chance, Chicago Nation Bronze tablets bearing the names i age. als. of the unsung heroes of the rail. YOU. can get Mulsified cocoa-- , Line of NOTED SIIOWMAX DIES. 1911 MoGraw, New York Na mounted on concrete markers, will Beautify tie Complexion nut oil shampob at any pharmacy, Complete San Tex., 24 be tho bases of tho it's and a few ounces Antonio, Sept. Pri tionals. planted at trees IN TEN DAYS very cheap vate telegrams received here to 1912 McGraw, New York and will be cared for by the rail- will supply every member ot the night announced the death of Clar road as long as they stand to mark NadlnoU CREAM family for months. Be sure your ence C. Worth m. noted showman 1913 McGraw, New York the spot. druggist gives you Mulsified. Adv. or can Antonio, on a train near tionals. One tree will be planted to honor Tit UnequM Besetifier jpanvllle. III. Wortham was said 1914 Mack, Philadelphia the memory of William N. McClel- - Rt. Rev. William Cabell Brown. Vfd and Kn4m4 Goldsmith to be the largest individual owner tionals. lan, Fairbury, Neb., engineer whoj Br Thoatmndt forty-sevtnt- Guaranteed -- ef carnival shows in the Country. 1915 Moran, Philadelphia was fimeu unuer jus engine, juiy Delegates to t,i! h to rtmove Wind Shield Glass Lumber tionals. 28, 1922, when it plunged down an triennial general Episcopal con- tan, freckles, pimplsi, J. C. BALDRUDUB LCMBKR CO. embankment. He had closed his sallowness, etc. Ex- 421 1916 Robinson, Brooklyn vention, held in Portland, ed Soutb Flnst Strut. rboot 0t tionals. throttle and thrown on the emer- Rt, Rev. William Cabell treme catei. Rids Athletic Goods 1917 New Na- - gency brake, so that no cars fol- pores and tianiei of McGraw, York lowed Brown, bishop of Virginia, chair als. the engine down the bank, man of the house of to impurities. Leaves the skin clear, soft, and when the engine was lifted one bishops, 1918 Mitchell, Chicago Nation succeed Bishop Thomas F, Gailoi healthy. At leading toilet counters. als. hand was still gripping the throttle C. and closed over air- of Tennessee. Pre-W- ar H. CARNES Fall-Win- 1919 Oleason, Chicago Amerl the other the At Pricee, ter cans. brake lever. Tw Slin, ao. an SI. 00 for Another will honor David W. KMtONAL TOILET CO., . Tim. SPECIALIST IN OCUIAR Sports 1920 Robinson, Brooklyn Na Praise is a mental stimulant; REFRACTION G.UCG tionals. Hanks, a bridge foreman, killed blame is 3. a poison. Many a busi- J 921 New October 1919, when trying to ness is 10 & Fonrth. Phone 1057-- COME A.SfV SEE THE C&M SUV. Huggins, York Amer- save a fellow workman who had rotted through and through 1f cans. the THE "BASKET-."BAL- L slipped from a bridge at Stuttgart, by everlasting nagging and VLIES. FOOT A.LL. which blamo that percolates from the STRIKE Ark., resulted in both plung- of to BUQUERQUE AfT "BOX 1JVC GOODS' P0ULIN TO TESTIFY ing to their deaths. William V. top the firm tho bottom. SCIGARETTEy IN HIS BEHALF Warner, a carpenter, was drowned JJS1NESS Qm In sn attempt to repair a partly USED BY THREE GENERATIONS L U M B E II AT T0r HEARING washed out bridge near Briggsport, "I use Foley's Honey and Tar Get the Big, Free Catalogue jfS Okia., after he had been warned to personally, give it to all my chil- .OLLEGE. ITS TOASTED South Ben "'ind.. Sept. 24. seek safety. dren and now to my local sales- grandchildren GLASS PAINT Harry Foully clothlnc William M. Cassldy, a crossing with the same good results. I tried Offers Splendid Courses in man, will the witness stand at many kinds eoug in flagman Washington Heights, jf medicines, CEMENT PLASTER Raabe and It's toasted. This his own defense tomorrow morn- Chicago, met death when struck but never want anything but Mauger ing In an effort to establish his in- by an approaching train in trying Foley's Poney and Tar," writes DAY SCHOOL one extra process nocence of the charge brought by to save a party of motorists. They Mrs. E. K. Olson, Superior, Wiso. "If It's Hardware We Have It." Mrs. Augusta lernan, wife of a had not heeded his sig- Foley's Honey rnd Tar was estab- NIGHT SCHOOL Albuquerque a delightful Notre ;nn- warning gives J)nme professor, that he, nals. lished In 1875 and has stood the Students may enroll First and Copper Phone 305 at ; not h any day. quality that can her ,,:and. is the father Other trees will honor officials test of time serving three genera- Telephone 027 not be ot iter third who contributed largely to the tions. It quickly relievos colds, Lumber Co. duplicated .ciordin r , Prosecutor Jellison success of the and e railroad, especially coughs croup, throat, chest and th. lie (rirg estlmonv Will bo in its early days In Illinois and bronchial trouble. Sold everywhere. MAY & HOSKING 423 North First Street competed to;u- rrow night. Iowa. ... Adv. FROPIUETORS I 1922. V September 25, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Tlirc?.

separable; no sectarian Inter- con- (5) nothingism and said of that "it 6 SPECIAL TRAINS TO KALMUCKS AREA WILL PASHA ference in our legislation or in the tained, about as much of the CROSS STRAITS AND NEW PARTY HAS n an'.i-chole- SEIZE CONSTANTINOPLE? administration of American law; of permanence r:u CARRY BANKERS AND to the of or an so- (6) hostility assumption Ward was FAIVIILIEST0 COAST FORERUNNER IN the t ciety." Henry Reedier the pope, through biBhops, another of the more prominent op- DYING IS cetera, in u republic sanctified by KNOW-NOTHING- ponents of the. movement. Chicago, Sept. 21. Six trains S 1'rotestant blood; (7) thorough re- IE, The beginning of the movement, will leave here "0, hear- September form In the naturalization laws; was not without free and liberal educational however, its justi- ing members of the Investment: (8) fication. In the earliest days of the CLAIM BY institutions for all sects and classes, Bankers' association and their fam- PEOPLE'S FREDERIC J. HASKIV. Republic, immigrants who had left ilies to California for a two with tho Bible, God's holy word, inditl-genc- e weeks' Washington, Sept. 24. Agitation Kurope because of too free visit The visitors as a universal textbook." hi freedom of there. will enter for a new political party and the That year there was also formed speech, the Golden state October 3. stop- various that are an which was thought, and action, showed a de- first at Sacramento. Out of About attempts being opposition society cided to take ssion ping 400,000 Only know-nothing:- ;, disposition pof.v Automobile will made to inject religious differences known as the but of and run the of tours he made Survive into make It to it did not attain tho of government the through of the Sacramento and politics interesting proportions that offered them sanetu-ary- . part 200,000 some seventy-fiv- e a distinct country valley, and from Fresno. The bank- look backward political party. in 1 705 Remainder Cannot were This resulted in a ers will visit Uns and San- the years and review the events of a Governors and legislatures In tho alination term Angeles movement In this elected the know-nothing- s in change natit ta Barbara, will conduct business Survive, Is Belief. similar country. hy from two to five ..ml In 1708 Long A new party flared up rocket-lik- e Now York and four New Kngland years, sessions! at Del Monte, and see San .1 it was to fourteen then, and rocket-lik- o it came down. states in 1 805. and in the west - years, Francisco October 13. W. HOWARD RAMSEY. to bo on the five-ye- BY It was the know-nothin- g party, and south they were successful or were only placed again Astrakhan, 24. "Tho Kal- wit- defeat-!.- hv the narrowest of basis in 1 802. TORI'URO BOAT Sept. the days of its brief existence only devel- MKS race." This Intense In nin in 1 In New York City there the Asso- mucks are a dying nessed the most political margins states, com- London, Sept. "t (by the United States has of the then thirty-tw- o stairs oped with the passing years a ciated Press-- . The British statement I heard repeated again conflagration eight and clannish of immi- this summer as I travel- ever known. had native American governors, pact body boot Speedy sank early to- - and again Know-nothingis- in election of grants, for office and the ed the lower reaches of the was the direct but tho presidential hungry day in the Sea of Marmora as the ' along prob-I'-- rewards of politics, who and visited the on product of the immigration that year the new party did not do arrayed result of a collision with a. Dutch Volga villages one-fift- h themselves as of southeastern Rus- ' During the twenty years so well, polling only about openly foreigners trawler, says a Reuter's dispatch the steppes 1 of vote and the natives. In one cam- sia. from 1825 to 845 more' than a the, popular carry- against from Constantinople. Ten of the million foreigners camo to this ing only a single state. Maryland, paign they made a great, demon- crew A school teacher in Astrakhan, ' in a destroyer's were drowned country. That does not seem a which gave it but eight electoral stration which transparency and S7 saved. The a man, of intelligence and apparent ' is recall- vol es. was that, actually carried Speedy sank cultures informed me that already startling number when it displayed within seven minutes. f ed that we have since added con- In tho thirty-fourt- h congress, the, threat, "Americans shan't rule half of the Kalmucks had been know-nothin- ''' siderably more than that number 855, the g party had us!" In tho face of a challenge of wiped out and that the remainder a I Is not Accord- of aliens to our population in five United States senators and hat kind, it surprising that could not long survive. forty-thre- e .sons decided it was were single year, but it was sufficient in members of tho house the native up Special To Women to his know-nothing- ing figures there only those days to arouse an "America who were to (hem to get busy. JOO.OOO of them left of the The most economical, about for Americans" sentiment . In addition there were cleanslnpand 400,000 who roamed the steppes This was members of the house wli germicidal of all antiseptics Is simplici- feeling particularly DECLINES and lived in patriarchal stronsf In New where most called themselves Vmii DREYFUSS with cattle and herds of York, republicans, -- ty, their of the foreigners took up their who were known to be members f TO DISCUSS SCHMIDT from r- - know-nothin- sheep and goats, moving place sidence. An organization of na- the g councils, fl'wo C7j became know-nothin- to place as the old pastures tive Americans for political pur- years later there were five MANAGERIAL LETTER 1 A. poorer. rmi.iif hi , ' poses was formed and in 84 4 it senators and fourteen rep- 1,. Jsw i--- L While these figures are doubless mtrrvvrrt In h con- succeeded in electing Ja mes Harper resentatives the thirty-fift- Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 2 1. Presi- A soluble Powder inaccurate, In view of the fact that thirty-sixt- h con- Antiseptic mayor of New York city on a na- gress, and in the of the the official census of the Kalmucks tion ;his dwin- dent Drey fuss Pittsburgh to be dissolved in American ticket. gress membership hud to dis- in Russia, in 1897, showed only Then came the great influx of dled to two senators and twenty, Nationals declined tonight Water as Needed. 194,000, there is no doubt that the cuss tho Schmidt letter beyond Irish ns a result of tho famine in three representatives, all from As few weeks have sadly reduced in stating that "somebody wasi ro- a medicinal antiseptic for past Ireland and the five years from southern states. douches in the tribes and that their economic Is 15 to 1850 New Peters Out. mancing." treating catarrh, inflam- the immigration l'arty understood mation or ulceration of life has been as seriously affected equalled that of the preceding petered out or It has been generally nose, as that of of tho numerous died even more i hat Manager McK'eehnie can have throat, j.nd that caused by feminine any twenty years. Most of the Irish rapidly than it had 1 races the old Russian were Roman come into existence as factor be post in 102;i If he wants it, al- Ills it as no equal. For ten years inhabiting immigrants Catholics, a real an- tho empire. Native Americanism flamed in tho national It though Dreyfttss has made no Lydla E. Pinkham Medlcln,. Co. up political arena. has recommended in The Kalmucks are and always hotter than ever, and the fires had no in congress nouncement regarding the appoint- Pajttlne their re- representation came here dur- wltii worn-e- n, have been since history first were fanned preju- after the Thirty-sixt- h little was ment. MoKeohnie private correspondence by religious and Mana-ti-- r cords their appearance in Europe, dices. In two Catho-- ; heard of It from date. The ing the summer, succeeded which proves its superiority. Philadelphia that Gibson the braced Women who have been cured it a cattle raising and nomadic peo- He churches were destroyed In abolition of slavery and the preser- and Pirates say ple. Of Mongolian origin, they riots between natives and immediately. In less than six Is "worth its weight in gold." At Irish, vation of tho Union became the BOc. or brought to Russia their own relig- and in Roston a convent was issues and weeks they were transformed from rirugsrlsts, largo box, by mall. few religious a listless second division club to a The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mai. ion, the Buddhist, and in the burned. prejudices or church affiliations Adv. in- contender for the pen- places where they have formed Immigration continued to were little heard of in politics ramping permanent settlements Buddhist crease, almost doubling during the thereafter for two or three decades. nant. five-ye- Hue McICeohnie's first acts temples are still Jheir places of period from 1850 to 1855, The name so- of real of the secret was to Schmidt back to the worship. but long before that the know-- I was Know-nothin- g bring ciety that back of the field. Several reasons have been "Before the war," my Astrakhan nothing party broke into national party was "Sons of '76. or Kalmuck for Schmidt's refusal to V SERVICE COUNTS friend informed me, "a politics, although it was not then Order of the Star Spangled Ban- assigned who owned a thousand head of cat- known by that name. In 1 845 six ner." report. One was an assertion that ff The countersign at Its lodge he did not hitch with Gib- tle, a hundred horses and five native Americans were elected to meetings was an order said to have Manager thousand was countel congress on that Issue, four from son and another was that he had sheep, been issed by George Washington hail a poor Kalmuck. There were many New York state and two from on soma memorable several bitter disagreements flocks and but unspecified with Hreyfuss over the question of who numbered their Above, Tiew of Constantinople laken from Galata, looking across the Bosphorus, which Pasha threatens to Pennsylvania. Seven years later occasion "Put none but Americans herds the tens of thousands, but the know nothing as salary. by cross to take the city. Below, Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, commanding the U. S. fleet in the organization, on guard tonight!" to local writers thoso days have gone by. such, made its appearance. Its was some- According sport now reduced to Mediterranean, who hag advised the state department of the seriousness of the situation. Map shows of Name. political program McKechnie had to use considerable "Their herds are Origin what similar to that of farmer-labo- r less than ten cent of their for (1) Thrace and the holy city of Adrianople which Pasha threatens to take. (2) The lines of Tchalalia It was at first rather more of a the pressure before Dreyfuss consent- per coalition of the de- mer numbers. A number of causes and Ismid, marking the international zone borders about Constantinople. (3) The Dardanelles, held secret order than a party. present year ed to grant Schmidt's salary political In that it never nominated candi- mand. The same have operated to bring about this by the British, which Pasha insists be left open. as its members took a solemn oath on writers, however, norses were not to its or even dates a separate ticket of Its have vriven Schmidt considerable result. Many requisi The announcement of Ithe divulge purpose own. Instead, it the tioned for the the war Mnataplui surrender of the Greek fleet be unee between Turkey, the Balkan its name. T) all questions on these adopted policy credit for the remarkable showing army during Kemal of endorsing candidates chosen hy of the Pirates since midseason. The and many of their cattlo were Pasha, leader of the Turk- fore he halts his victorious army, States and tho Russian Bolshevist points they always made the same the in to furnish meat for the answer, "I don't, know." Their parties already the field. This pitching staff became mighty for- HighlandPharmacy slaughtered ish Nationalists, that ho will de- brings Europe face to face with tho government, and the ultiniato los, action was taken in secret conven- midable after the veteran catcher army. The natural increase was of Mesopotamia to tho British are rallying cry was "Americans must offset loss. mand restoration of Asia Minor, threat of another war involving the rule America!" Relentless hoBtil tion of delegates from the various took the twirlers In hand. PHONE 30 not sufficient to th three of the complications seen if of the ev- followed of Constantinople, Thraco (including entire continent. A break between it y to tho Catholic church and what ludgtn society, at which "Then years banditry Pasha attempts to enforce his ery member had to vote or render Journal Want Ads Results. and famine. The Kalmucks in gen- the holy city of Adrianople) and France and Great Britain, an alli- - was characterized as tho church's Bring in and himself liable to expulsion. Inas- eral do not cultivate the soil. They encroaching power politics much as was consume a demand that twenty-on- e years' thero never any pub- buv the little flour they lic announcement ns to the candi- Meat is their principal food. have the power to issue such an residence be required before aliens left their herds thin and could acquire citizenship through dates that were favored by the Drought injunction. Know-nothing- s, all the and cattle Locusts rav- WAGE INCREASE case come dis- STRIKE AFFECTS naturalization were disclosed as the plans YOU KNOW RED ARROW many perished. The will in old-lin- re- up new calculations of the e the last and court tomorrow si- main purposes of the move parlies aged steppes year trict .morning were knocked galley-wes- t. duced the available pasturage ment as It gathered headway. It hap- multaneously with the hearing 1 know-nothin- Kalmucks who have claim In 854 the pened that tho candidates of the might before the United States Railroad American which camo into KODAK FINISHING ed the title of cattle kings, have IS BY a F the state elections in Delaware party, DEMANDED Labor board of petition by the P and n tho open field In 1S54. were almost seen visible fortunes melt , Masstchusetts and polled their for nn increase in Know-nothing- s, Their signalmen heavy vote in New York. Tin: fol invariably supported by the and no away. riches, like those of wages. The wages of tho signal- Glossy sepia prints at additional charge. the of old, were not lowing year tho principles of the and some historians classi- patriarchs men were cut at tho name time new were in fy b the real Know-nothin- g reckoned in of but party embodied the it MATSONSBUTTS-BRIGG- S shekels gold L as thoso of the but the j SAN PHARMACY in head of cattle. Their herds SIGNALMEN shopmen, iEXECUTIVES SAY following propositions in New party. That is not so important, former decided not to strike when were theiB pride. York: "(1) The Americans shall however, as the facts as to the na- The Arrow. floors they were promised a rehearing rule America; (2) the perpetua ture of the political movement, the Red "Felt tents with earthen on the decreases. and an opening in the roof for the tion of the union of these states momentum it gained and the sud- smoke to escape were their dwell- Case Will Come Up Before Kew York, Sept. 24. The rail- (xi no nortn, no soutn, no east, no denness with which it crashed. 402 W. Central. west; of ing places, but they covered the PREACHER BELONGS TO roads have exhausted their surplus (4) the Vnited States Horace Greeley was one of the walls and the floors with rich ori- the Labor Board Today; freight ears for the first, time siiKe America as they are one and in most vigorous opponents of Know- - ental carpets. For other luxuries Won't Protest the Form OLD CIRCUIT RIDER November. 1920, owing to in- cared not. were content creased industrial activity through- they They DAYS' out the to spend little and their chief sat- of Injunction Order. OF METHODISM country, tile Association of in seemed to bo to Railway Executives announced to- isfaction life ' watch the increase of their herds. 24. There will El Taso, Texas, Sept- - 24. lie v. G. night. The increase in the move- Chicago, Sept.' ment of fuel and other com- "They spoke their own language be no O. Cox, Methodist belongs crops, own customs. protest by the railway shop preacher, modities always brings a heavier and observed their or- to the old circuit rider were a crafts against the form of tho of early days demand for freight cars In the fall, They monogamus people of Methodism. His covers a so and their women, who ara comely, der in tho injunction case against pastorato statement said, that the pres- a field with a radius of CO ent situation is considered season Mrs. were noted for th,oir chastity. the Donald R. miles, Tired Is A strikers, Richberg, flocks furnished them cloth- and he is on move from able and normal. Says Electricity Their attorney for tho unions, announced always ;ho The of a their beverage was kumyss one smnll In thi Rurttnn prospect cat shortago ing, rhnrpti of' is not referred to by the executives. distilled from fermented milk, eith- tonight. the head- As a it was country to another. His The demand on the carriers to er of mares or camels. They rais- result, expected quarters are at Ysleta, twelve miles ed no fowls but were clever in de- that Federal James have bumper crops combined with Aid In Good Judge If. from here, where he has just built the movement of coal Necessary snares for the birds which emergency Living vising Wilkerson will accept the pro mission church. Unlike the old hna centered attention on the de- abound in the region of the steppes. oruer and circuit fidor, however. Rev. Cox Dried birds could be seen in posed: drawn up pre pleted motive power equipment of every sented to the court last week by uses a small automobile of popular-mak- e which has been affected suspended from poles support- the roads, hut, the government. This would mean instead of riding a horse. His by tho shopmen's strike. Tho as-- ! ing the ceiling, also dried frogs would no modifica- wife him which were considered an that there be accompanies everywhere, sociation's last report placed the especial tion of the temporary restraining doing Sunday school work and vis- number of locomotives unfit for) delicacy. the sick. 30 were under order. iting service at more than per cent! "They nominally the Mr. in Since then a num- government of Russia and ac- Richberg stated that he August. large would raise no objections to the are ber have been retired for repairs, knowledged their fealty by paying Turkey's principal products to- form of the restraining order, but tobacco, cereals of all cotton, some railroad officials admitted a nominal annual tax to Moscow, kinds, Hint based upon the number of huts in would withhold all action until figs, nuts, almonds, grapes olives, day, estimating approximately he appeals Judge Wilkerson's de- and all varieties of fruits. Coffee, one-ha- lf of the roads' motive power each camp or village. But they ia unavailable for use in the pres- had their own chiefs, some of cision to the circuit court of ap- madder, opium and gums are large- next on the are also ent emergency. whom held office hereditarily peals month ground ly exported. Tho fisheries morn locomotives others were elected life. that the district court did not an The need for 'while for important industry. to move tho congestion of freight "The steppes were free land and railroad in the herds at will over on nearly every their grazed the country is irlving greater concern vast unfenced areas, which In nor- CHILD to it was than mal offered abundant and BRIDE DENOUNCES HER HUSBAND: rail officials, said, ' years a cur rich the possibility of shortage. pasturage." CHARGES HE FORCED HER INTO MARRIAGE With more power available, of- It was at an afternoon tea. If you are a woman know the sort of secure you ' - ficials said, they could easily vB0Y ACCIDENTALLY 1 a turnover of freight and coal cars talk which fills the air at such an affair; if you are a man you have a pret- that would tend to nullify the car AND FATALLY SHOT shortage, or at least, prevent It ty good idea. ON A HUNTING TRIP from assuming la rue proportions. It was predicted that other Two women sat in a corner tea. One of the - sipping green women had .... eastern roads would have to follow Miles City, Mont., Sept. 24. the course of the I.;o l;a wanna and tired, dull looking eyes. She surveyed her companion and then looked Fred, son of Mr. and Iehigh Valley railroads and place Mrs. Charles Kaiser, of this city, embargoes on western freight be- across at another unsuspecting, bright-eye- d woman, both of whom were was accidentally and fatally shot ; ; . ) ; A fore the end of the this afternoon when on a hunt- The movement of all freight stylishly dressed and the pictures of health, as they say! ing trip in the country in com- y would be sacrificed by tho car- pany with his brother. Both riers, it was said, for the problem "How do you keep so Julia?" said the tired woman. boys were riding one horse and of moving anthracite, hut that the young, looking in dismounting and removing the task they faced of providing "Do you remember how we used to slave all in our house clean- gun, it was discharged, tho full enough cars to keen the mines day charge of bird shot striking the open would stretch th-i- r equipment ing, cooking and sewing, not having enough time to with the chil- boy in the head. Death occurred and resources to the limit. spend a short time afterward. dren and our husbands with Luck is only a short way of always greeting tired, wornout expressions spelling pluck. I have BOY IS at night? learned the secret of eliminating much of my house- SHOT AND KILLED BY work." Notice to Property Owners; MINER JNA QUARREL "For heaven's sake, tell me what it is," breathed the other with tense The president of the United Sheridan, Wyo., Sept. 24 Fred f States and the governor of tho state excitement, her tired face breaking into hopeful lines. Hoffman, 15, was shot and killed at of New Mexico have seen fit to is- - Kleenburn near here early today. sue proclamation regarding the "The secret? Why it's the simplest thing in modern life, my dear Police declare the shooting was observance of Fire Prevention done by Joe Trombello. a miner In week. With this end in view we Mrs. Tired. It can be explained in one word, electricity! i quarrel following a raid on the feel called upon as a city to de- - latter's watermelon patch. Trom- mand the observance of the Ordl- - "As soon as I am dressed in the morning I turn on the electric stove bello fled immediately after the nance No. 100 providing for the hooting and late tonight had not cutting of weeds by property own- - to cook the bacon and eggs. The electric toaster and coffee percolator been captured. Officers say the crs.' agents or occupants and pro- - Hoffman boy went to the miner's vldlng. a penalty for violation. finish the meal right, all made on the dining table. No trouble, no steps, home o protest his Innocence of Section 1 reads: That; It shall be stealing watermelons and that the unlawful for the occupant, owner; no hurry. Everything done in a jiffy and correctly. So on through the shooting followed. or agents of any piece of land with- - I la the city to suffer or permit any dav finish each piece of work as it comes in a tenth, yes a twentieth the OCT IT WORTH weeds to grow and remain upon CCT THIS IS such lot or SDend MONEY or piece of land in the, old time and have the rest to at pleasure, profitable vocations and Cut out enclose with Be street or alley in front of or abutt- - this slip, thereon. thft and mail it to Foley & Co.. Z83S ing with children. No wonder I am a cJhanaed woman." Sheffield Chic 111., writ Ihe penalty provides that anyi Ave., .go, owner or who ing your name and address clearly. occupant, agent, FOR THESE ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCES SEE US You will receive in return a trial shall fail, neglect or refuse to cut or destroy such weeds after notice package containing Foley's Hone.' of five and Tar for coughs, days shall bo deemed guilty! Compound of a misdemeanor and upon con- - colds and croup; Foley Kidney viction sum Pills for In sides and back; shall be fined the cfj pains not less $5 nor more, & rheumatism, backache, and than than; Gas Electric 'ddtiey - In Albuquerque bladder Ca- Alice Obrish. $,r0, or' by imprisonment tho Company ailments; and oley city jail. thartic Tablets, a wholesome and Less than an hour after she had become All "At Your Service" cathartic for the bride of Frank Mauka property owners govern your, Phone 98 thoroughly cleansing cf Lynn, Mass., seventeen-year-ol- d Alice Obrish selves be-- head-che- s, tore off her wedding by the above ordinance, ! constipation, biliousness, threw it on the floor this and slujglsh bowels. Sold rinic, and cried outr"I would rather die than live ginning date, rAdv. with him." She charges he enslaved her will and made her marryhiui. a. II. CALKIN?!, everywhere, City Ji.'inas-r- , V

September 25, 1922. Vasre Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 TENNESSEEAN IS GOLF CHAMPION SON FOLLOWS IN HOTfiEB ALL-- N E YE1K WORLD 5T. LOUIS BUS DAD'S STEPS AS 1 COACH AT YALE SERIES SEEKS CERTAIN; YANKS CH , HEII ARTS liAUE SAFE

" HARD New York, Sept. 24. One, league of games played, won and ID IIS lost with runs, hits and more for either the together victory errors. of Satur. or or a defeat Including games Yankees Giants, day, is as follows: Browns Defeat Athletics. 7 for their pennant rtvals, the St. Nntloiml. ! "aT Louis Browns and Pittsburgh 1'. W. R. H. E Defeated ma- l. to 4; New York tjv jw" Pirates, will clinch the 1022 New York ...6 3 3 27 03 11 and Fails to jor league championship for the Pittsburgh ....8 4 4 42 88 1 by Indians New York clubs. St. Louis 7 4 3 41 79 10 Clinch Pennant. Both Gotham clubs were de- Cincinnati .... 9 6 3 40 72 10 feated today, while tho Browns Chicago 10 5 6 48 1)3 19 were winning nnd the Pirates 8 4 4 39 85 17 24. The Browns . Brooklyn .... St. Loutf. Sept. double-header- Neither hard dividing a Philadelphia ..10 5 5 57 90 12 hatted mid Heimaeh. New York can 10 7 39 Ogilen 7 team, however, Boston 3 80 14 today mid defeated Philadelphia finish In worse than ft tie for AmrHenn In Our Fall Hats to 4. Score: first place, even if It loses all of P. W. L. n. h. b 1'hiltKlrlpliia Its games while its New York 7 6 1 39 62 A. E. remaining ... AH. It. H. PO. rival make a clean sweep of the St. Louis 7 3 4 33 71 You deal 0 get a great of quality, a world cf 4 0 rest of their schedules. Detroit 7 2 6 38 69 McGowan, 0 0 0 cf . . 1 0 0 Tho Giants have eight more 7 5 2 28 77 of and of Welch, 1 2 3 Chicago style a heap good material Perkins, c. . 5 11 games and tlio Pirates three, Cleveland .... 9 5 4 41 89 13 f. 2 1 0 0 If . t while the Yankees have four and Washington 3 4 33 75 9 Walker, 1 S 10 1 0 ..7 and fine workmanship. . 5 the Browns three to play. 3 4 25 67 10 Haiiser, lb 1 Philadelphia ..7 rf .. The week's record in each Boston 3 6 89 85 Miller, 0 0 2 4 1 Galloway, B ooio The Same Is True of the Fall '111 0 0 0 Ttulma . . 10 0 0 0 would draw Scheer. 2 b J I many penalties by hav 1 0 0 0 0 ing balls called on him. 1 1 0 GRAYS Win FAST Tlolmnrll. I) ... 3 Salazar and Gomez make for a Ready-to-We- ar 0 0 Suits 0 0 0 exhibition xNaylbr good of baseball, Parentl came throvgh, with the 37 4 9 21.11 an Totals assistance of error, as a pinch Don't tell Men's x Kan for McGowan in btxtn. E HERE FROM hitter. Ho was too lame to take let anybody you Furnishing are Si. Inllls, part in the game at the start. not cheaper. THEY ARE. Come In and see. AB. K. U. I'U. A. iv Ortiz, after making three hits in 1 u The is as good and the styles are better. J 0 2 " a row, failed the time with quality Tobln, rf 3 0 I fourth 8b llichard Glendon, Jr. the sacks loaded. Ellerbe, .... 1 0 SANTA FE 1122 3 10 TEAM ' Alford's error ws of the excusa You Can Be Better Dressed Than You Sisler, lb n 1 0 1 The success of Richard Glen (fori, Williams, If ... 4 0" bio order dropping the ball after a Mrs. Dave 4 0 1 0 0 in coaching the enws Gaut Jacobson, cf ... Jr., "plebe" long hard chase. 4 4 0 has caused officials at McManus, 2b .. at Annapolis Dolman warmed but was not Mrs. Dave Gaut of Memphis, Tenn., won one of the most coveted Were Last Year for a Third the Cost. 1 0 the U. S. naval to Salazar and up C'ollinB, c j academy apnoir.t Ray Smoki called upon Gomez pulling out Of titles In the feminine world when she won the western title from 4 2 0 him coach of the crew to golf Gerber, ss varsity Gomez Class the tight places. Mrs. Curtis Sohl of Columbus at St. Louis. Mrs. Gaut won two and 2 succeed his veteran mentor Stage High - tip Davis, p father, Charlie Lcntz appeared In a Santa one to go after a thrilling- match. Wright, p J of the rowing squad. Pitching Duel at Barelas Fe uniform, but did not get into the Field game. Yesterday. motor cars field IN THE Yesterday's results follow: 14 27 1 3 1 The in left rob. PLAY CLOSE 1 Total., ...... ST hed Ortiz of a homo run wllhln Reesor defeated Otero, up; Davis in sixth. the COUNTRY CLUB Kelehcr advanced into the next Batted for SBY GETS 2 The Grays yesterday afternoon grounds ground iJles allowing FALL defeated Santa Fe in one of the hiin but two bases. frame on a bye; Van Atta de- i 000 031 000- -4 HANDICAP GOLF MEET feated Gioml, 1 up in 20 holes: Ill best games of the season by a score The last four games between McLandress defeated Murphy, 2 St. Mollis :! Of 6 to 3. A Santa and the Grays have Two-bas- e hits good crowd saw the Close featured the sec- up; Horgan advanced on a bye; e the playing Three-bas- contest, at Barelas been of highest order. handi- defeated 5 McManus CIRCUIT DRIVES; park. The KIsasser must have been ond frame of the annual Coors McDonald, up; ome of Salazar Albu- peeved. tournament which was defeated Allen, 3 up, and hit McGowan. '""T pitching Ray for He hit like a fiend, getting three. cap golf Tierney Manser. Stolen bases Gerber, querque and of Smoky Gomes for staged at the Country club course Herkenhoff advanced on a bye. Base on balls Two weeks ago Gi met and Lyne The meet will con- next will bo be- Sisler (2), McManus. Santa Fe was of a high class. Each defeated the yesterday. Play Sunday Heimaeh, 1; avis, i. Grays; yesterday, tinue for several weeks, play be- tween Keleher and McLandress; Phone 520. 114 West Central. Off Hel-Wac- h LOUIS WINS but one second In- 1. Struck out By SI. passed batter and each al- Gomez, with Dempsey at booked each and thn Herkenhoff and Van Wright, stead of was to ing Sunday, Horgan; i: mvls. 4) Wright, 2. Hit lowed eleven hits. Both were tight T.yne not equal the winner will be awarded the Club Atta and Tierney; Coors and 9 in Off Ogden. B in 2: Heimach , in the pinches. Gomez struck out occasion, Directors' trophy, a Bilver tea set. Reesor. 1 in . : Davis, 8 in 6; Wright, But twelve men .and Sulazar seven. The Davis. Losing Giants Outhit Cardinals, Winning pitcher fielding and of Ogden. to hitting Gallegos pitcher Lose, 10 b; Brooklyn for AlBliquerque. and the hitting of CloTdnntl. Si New Torlc, 0. and Pittsburgh Divide a Ortls, also of the Grays, were fea- SODAYS 24. New 'iork tures of the Score: Cleveland, Sept. Double Bill. game. failed to cinch the American Santn Fe. fof the rea- AB. R. If. PfV A TC league pennant today 24. A- son Cleveland unexpectedly in- New Tork, Sept. Elsasser. 3b ... 4 0 3 1 2 o OKGAMES con- Giants out hit the B 1 4 1 flicted a II to 0 defeat. The lthough the J. Rivera,' lb. . . 0 0 between Cardinals here today 11 to 10, A. ss. . . 4 0 0 3 0 test was ft pitchers' battle 10 Rivera, 0 The former the champions were defeated Dempsey, 3b ... 4 1 2 0 1 u Uhle and Shawkey. two cir- NATIONAL LEAGUE six hits, scattered in to 6. Hornsby made, Alford, cf 4 0 0 1 1 1 allowed but forty-fir- st and Chicago at Boston. and one of cuit drives, his Martinez, If ... 4 0 1 2 as many innings only fortv-seeon- d of the season. rf 41-- l o100 Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. them was a clean drive. Score: Davy, St. Louis at New Y'ork. Jfeiv York. Score: Orlrgo, c 3 0 012 2 0 at PO A. E. St. luls. . Gomes, p 4 1 2 0 3 0 Cincinnati Philadelphia. AB. It. H. AB. K. H. TO. A, E 4 0 2 0 0 0 nri.t If. 6 0 2 3 0 0 4 0 0 2 Plndes. Totals 30 3 11 24 10 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE, Dugan, 3b Smith, cf 5 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 Washington al Chicago. Ruth, rf 3 0 Hnrnsbv 2h... 4 3 1 2 Albuquerque. 4 0 0 0 AB. It. If. TO. A. Philadelphia at St. Louis, lb Bottomiey, 5 0 8 0 0 E. Gets Most Plpp, lb. the 1 Who 4 0 1 3 0 1 Mose Chaves, rf 1 2 l o New York at Cleveland, Monsel. If Stock, 3b o 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 Gallegos, ef i . . 4 1 3 3 0 0 Boston at Detroit. Srhnne. c. . . 2 . . . . 3 1 4 0 0 SchultS. rf A. 4 0 0 9 0 2b 4 0 0 ss 3 1 0 3 1 Chaves, lb.. 0 Ward, Lavan, Ross Salazar, 3b 8 1 1 1 0 o ss 3 0 1 c. . . 4 1 1 0 Scott, Ainsniith, C. Krvin, S 4 1 2 10 0 0 3 0 0 ... 4 2 0 His p for Shawkey, Sherdel, p. 10 M. Chaves, 2b. . 3 1 1 1 n Money? If 3 ft 0 1 0 o YESTER Totals 31 " 8 24 12 2 Totals 38 10 1 0 87 9 3 Teller, ss 4 0 ,1 o 1 V HE fellow who or the who Clcvola nil. New York Ortiz, u buys haphazard chap 3 0 0 0 3 II- if- A. Ji TO. A. E liny Palafcar, p. 0 All. P" ab. n II. o 1 3 1 Pttienti, if l 0 0 0 0 his y business McNulty, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0 Bancroft, ss 3 I 4 DAYS puts every-da- purchasing on a 2b 4 4 0 Uroh, 1 Wamhv. 3b... Totals 33 6 11 27 6 0 3 0 2b. . 4 0 basis? Summa, rf Frisch, By 2 111100 0 3 0 Meusel, If. . . 5 1 Innings: SUITS nardner. 3b.... Santa Fe 000 020 010 3 Be 1 0 0 1 2 0 Young, rf. . . 4 0 The of course. He is the one who reads the ad- J. well. ss.. Albuquerque 0l2 100 5 latter, 1 0 0 . . 5 0 0lx If 3 Kelly, lb. Two-bas- e Wood, 4 I Summary: hits Cal- 2 0 1 14 1 0 Cunningham, cf NATIONAL LEAGl li. vertisements and discovers where he can what Mclnnls, lb.... c . 4 1 lages, Ortiz. Pacririce hits Ross just buy 3 0 0 5 0 0 Snyder, 5; L. Sewell. c... . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Salazar, Manuel Chavez. Struck Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, 3 0 0 0 2 1 llyan, p out St. 6. he wants. He is the one who realizes the value of Uhle, p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 By Gomez, 12; by Ray Sala- Louis, 10; New York, great Hill, p 7. No x . . . 1 1 0 0 0 0 zar, Bnses on balls Off Gomez others scheduled. 25 3 5 27 12 1 Shinners. when it comes to the business of Totals V. Barnes, p. 0 0 0 0 o o 1; off Ray Salasar. 1. advertising important Score by innings: XX 1 0 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE. hard-earne- 000 000 000 0 King his d New York 1 0 0 0 0 1 Detroit, 7; Boston, 2. spending money. 000 000 SOx 3 J. Barnes, p.. DIAMOND NOTES Cleveland 1 0 0 0 0 u 3; New 0. well-informe- xxx M.'iguiro.. Acting Manager Berardlnelli Cleveland, York, d Summary: Three-bas- e hits 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis, 7; 4. The shopper always has the advantage Sacrifices J. Jonnard p.... showed rare Judgment by substitut- Philadelphia, Ruth, Summa. ing Davy for himself in field. Washington, 5; Chicago, 4. Double plays 37 0 3 right when it comes to the dollars. And can't Sewell, Schang. Totals 11 27 11 Davy accepted the only chanoe that stretching you Mclnnis. J. Sewell and Mclnnls; X Batted for Hill In 2nd. came his drove in the first run AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, te atld I hie. way, be up-to-da- on the news unless Shawkey, Scott I'ipp: xx Batted for V. Barnes in and scored himself later In the Kansas City, 4; Louisville, 2. possibly shopping you Mclnnls; Scott, Ward 1; Wamby and 4th. game after his second hit. Davy Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Pipp, (2). Base on balls xxx Batted for J. Barnes In also came -- 10. make a practice of reading the advertisements. 2. within an ace of turning Off Shawkey, 3; Uhle, Struck 8 th. a into an out St. Paul, 11; Toledo, 2. 5. 101 nit by a aulck return show how and out By Uhle, Time 1:27. St. Louis 062 00010. of the ball to first base on a clout Minneapolis, 1; Columbus, 6. The advertisements you to save money New York 120 110 100 . Into his Two-bas- territory. AYawliington, 5; Chicago, 1. Summary: e hits Gomes steps and time. Watch them carefully. 24. Mo- looks better every time WESTERN LEAGUE. Chicago, Sept. Washington Bancroft, liottomlcy, Uroh, you see him work. He has a and Chicago brought the American use, Kelly, Frisch, Snyder. Throo pen Denver, Omaha, that increases is work- chant for 8; Anything purchasing a base-hit- s Bludcs. Home runs delaying the game, how Oklahoma City. Tulsa. your power league season to close hero today, ever, slowness of for ' visitors the final game, Hornsby (2). Sacrifices Frisch, by delivery Wichita. St. Joseph, for the taking which in baseball he Des 13-- ing, hard you. 5 to 4. Bancroft, (2); Lavan. Double organized Moines, Sioux City, Score: R. H. E. plays Kelly, Bancroft and Washington 000 220 100 5 JO 2 Groh. Base, on balls Off Ryan, Chicago ....000 030 0014 10 1 1; V. Barnes, 1. Struck out Batteries: Mogridge, Francis, By Ityan, 2; Hill. 1; Sherdel, 4; rind Gharrity; Faber, T. Blanken-shl- p J, Barnes, 8; Jonnard, 1. Hits and Schalk. off Ryan. 4 in 1 2; Hill, 2 In V. Barnes, 3 in 2; .1. Detroit, 7: Boston, 2. Barnes, 1 in 4; Jonnard, none In Detroit, Sept. 24. Detroit won 1. Winning pitcher Sherdel. In Need of from Boston today In the final Losing pitcher iiyan. Time home game of the season, 7 to 2. 2:05. The victory gave the Tigers 17 of A TIRE A Make the advertisemenst serve well. Read them the 22 games of the year with the rittsburgli, Brooklyn, PUMP you visitors. Brooklyn, Sept. 24. Brooklyn Score: R. H. E. and Pittsburgh divided today's dou- A TUBE A COVER regularly. Boston 200 000 0002 10 1 ble header, the Dodgers winning Detroit 100 000 15x 7 8 1 the first game, 4 to 2, and the Pi- A RIM A : Batteries: Pennock and Chap- rates the second, 11 to 3. WEDGE READTHE JOURNAL ADVERTISEMENTS lin, Plllette; Johnson and Woodall. Score First game: R. H. E. Bagsler. Pittsburgh .. .000 000 200 2 5 1 A JACK A BOLT Brooklyn... 000 000 0224 12 0 Batteries: Morrison and Schmidt; Offer Excellent and Help Grimes and Miller. They Bargains, Second game: SEE to Build the City. Pittsburgh. The, AB. it. H. PO. A. E. Maranville, ss. . 4 2 3 3 4 0 Carey, cf 3 1 1 0 0 0 If 4 1 2 2 0 0 UlAClubrr , Blgbce, Russell, rf .... 3 1 2 0 0 0 Barnhart, rf . . 1 0 00 0 Oiandii Ttuney, 2b .... 5 0 0 2 0 3b ... 5 1 1 2 0 LL.0 L BLISS Traynor, Grimm, lb .... 5 1 1 11 0 Gooch. c 4 1 3 1 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Adams, p 4 3 2 0 0 Fifth W. L. Tct. and Central. Phone 823 New York 8S 58 .603 Totals 38 11 15 21 12 0 I Pittsburgh S5 06 .563 Brooklyn. St. Louis K2 tit! .554 A 13. It. II. PO. A. E. Cincinnati N2 68 .547 Janvrin, 2b . . . . 3 BRINGING UP Chicago 78 71 .423 Johnston, ss. FATHER. Copyright. 1921 by the International New Service. By George McManui Brooklyn 74 76 .493 Ward, ss 0 0 0 Reneteretf U. & Patent Office B. 3 2 0 ' "- - 7 Philadelphia 55 82 .374 Griffith, rf.. i i i r ; ' " ' T Boston 50 97 .340 Wheat. If 3 0 0 'THANK COODfSEbS MOOi5Cb VrTVE ALU BEEN LMD OP A If 0 1 0 fin rMl COtO OINTy I OUbT A Ncis, 1! ll I UT OT cf 3 3 0 EVERT ONE V WELL HOWA M l HOTHtN' CMS VTQP W Myers, vNM I j I - . . :1 8 AUU TElE.4irv IT', ; Aikie Schmundi, lb 0 HMH 0 THERE t NOTHIN' THAT ME ONOW- f MusffiNj 1 ,UE f High, 31) 3 2 vfb OOF BOAT c . . . . 2 II 0 4 1 jfll Hie Hungling. i s 2 0 0 v vnieifN f ('adore, p 0 0 J H , 0 0 LAID UP! J Shrlvei-- o 0 china on, ? - SrAVof WW) V 5 Mitchell, p .... 0 0 0 II 0 ..rfrfL-LT- rL d Club Murray, p 10 0 0 rvj LZl' Totals 2 7 S 21 12 Stand Seven lnnii.gs, called, darkness. I! YANK MGR. lsy innings: Pittsburgh 010 00 10 011 Brooklyn 000 02 1 AMDKIC.W LKAGli: Summary: Two-bus- e hits 03Ma- W. L. Pet. ra n villi;, Russell, Johnson, B. Grif- New York... 93 57 .620 fith, Schmandt, High. Three-bas- e St. Louis... 90 61 .596 hit Blgbee. Home run Adams. Detroit 79 7,1 .520 Stolen base Maranville, Blgbee. Chicago 77 74 .510 Sncr'fiees Blgbee, Hungling. Dou- Cleveland ... 76 76 .500 ble ' Tierney, Maranville, . 81 Washington 66 .449 Grir I'd.' balls Off Ca- - ' 61 87 .412 dor Mm ; . out Philadelphia Struck " 69 92 .391 By i! rray, 1- Adams, 1. il ' 'H ' . ore, .9 in 5 (none fflfM ' " ' Those who do their level best out i h): f dnfiWr, 3 In 3; , ! ':" 19:2 or Intu Fetuss Scrvice, Inc. koou find themselves off I. s in ': LI f2o mounting rff Murray, mm I' J. . ,. ., mil ,n , Ill ; ladder of Success, v. PO! u! jam. pwee;. (lie I'lur 1 lw'm,wVVV''lFrt'l''''.,.;.'.. September 25, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Five Woman s Daily Magazine Page MILADY'LL WEAR ALL HUT BELLS ON HER TOES THIS YEAR

! VITRIFIED CHINA TEA it ITRES CHARM ANT, Answers to HT HOUSEKEEPING SAYS PARIS OF Questions POT IS ELECTRIFIED THIS HAT TRIO J Vitrified China ware, to be used LM'JXA A. Bj RIIUtMAN. (Any reader can get the answer electrically, has been followed up to any question by writing The by another decorative cooking ware "flu XvX Albuquerque Journul Information which liko tho vitliifcd china, is an Di- ; THE CARRIED SCHOOL LtXCH A hard bollod Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, ornament for any breakfast or tea egg (protein); rector. D. C. cornmeal muffins (carbohydrate); i&2 Washington, This table. It Is a silverware lined with ' how ol offer applies strictly to informa- the vitrified china, with electric I wonder many mothers butter on the corn muffins (fat); ad " an tion. Tho Uureau cannot give connection and thermostatic control school children try to carry out orange (vitamines). vice On and finan- for The shuts - Of course this menu may not legal, medical, the current. current the idea, of "well balanced ra- cial matters. It does not attempt itself oft automatically when tho be heavy enough for an active to ; tions" in the carried school or once have settle domestic troubles, nor liquid has dried from tl.o ingredi boy girl; but, you to undertake exhaustive research ent cooked In tho vessels. ; lunch7 I do not mean, by this, tho four elements present, you being on any subject. Write your ques- The first pieces of this ', mothers should into the add to bright that go may them, by putting tion plainly and briefly. Give full ware appearing on the market aro ; question of "calories" (which is other foods in the lunch box a if name and address and enclose twe and tea sets. are measurement of food to de- - few a or a percolators They ; the nuts, fruit tart, piece cents in stamps for return postage, of graceful design and worthy by termine tho exact amount of en-- t of cake, for instance. Tfie Impor- All aro sent to tl.e their and grace to be It Is these replies direct quality placed ergy or fuel value contained tant thing to get four Inquirer.) among the silverware display of ; It). I simply mean that any elements Into the lunch, at least Hie most fastldlus hostess. One of ; meal and that includes the then add extra foods if you Q. AVIlut Is the diffcrciiiM' be. I ho largest rifth avenue merchants BChool lunch should bo com-- ; think the lunch is not heavy twocc-- nil ciKK'h nnd an cm'.' A. in New York is at present adver- posed of the following four ele-- 5 enough. Tho protein foods build E. D. tising this electric china and silver- ments:-- ' tissues and muscles; Bugar and A. Epoch and era are usually ware in one of lila windows en- " At Least One Protein Food: starches the body with over to tho supply used synonymously. In history tirely given display. footwear in colors and fur : The principal protein foods are energy; fat foods fatten the body, either one denotes a fixed point of Inn ehinaware lining in thes Fancy . milk in some a reserve sup- mid Insure trimmed Is the season's newest fad, form, eggs, gelatine, thereby storing up time, commonly selected on account percolators teapots r '. meats, fish, peas, poul- - ply of strength; and vitamines of sumo remarkable event Wliic.i them ngninst their contents! having Long skirts may co-e- up silken peanuts, by i no try, cheese, baked beans and len- - aro necessary for tho blood and it has been distinguished, and slightest tnstc or metal, nnd clad ankles but the fancy shoes are tils. bones.' which is mado the beginning or de- uncsts at the table wherever the Koing to do their best to be divert- is? At Least One Starchy Food: I would advise the woman who termining point of a particular ye n dignity of the shining service upon ing. Shown here are several ctylps. fef hus- its silver and its i (sugars and starches, in food, are puts up a business lunch for from which all other years, whether trny, artistic which are far from ordinary. At : called These band, or eon, to follow or arc Mend with the other decorations is shoe of "carbohydrates"). daughter, preceding ensuing, computed. of the table. the upper left a high ; elements are found in potatoes, these suggestions also. They ap- Some writers distinguish between scarlet and white; leather while at rice, barley, tapioca, cornstarch, ply to any kind of meal, for per- the terms epoch and era- - Accord- the lower right is a navy blue lea- . buckwheat, cornmeal, banana sons of any age. ing to them, both mark Important COURSE FOR MILLERS ther shoe cut out in sandal effect cereals, macaroni, bran, breads, Many of the foods listed above events, but an era is an epoch end also trimmed in white. Gloria an- which J sugar and honey, utider one distinct head or is chronologically dated AND CHEMISTS TO BE Swanson is Bhown in center Per- some measure of an is not marked in the At Least One Fat Food: other, contain from; epoch brocaded in no to elements which come under this way. Thus the of Christ OFFERED BY VARSITY wearing slirocrs haps the easiest way get this the birth and trimmed black to ' ' the school lunch the three heads. For in- was both an and an. era ac red with S3 Wt fat element into other epoch match Paris on sand- stance, are pro- cording to this view. St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 24. For the upper part c' her is through using butter peanuts strongly ts wL. wiches! foods are olive tein but also contain much Q. How long (lid it take tlic "liv the first timo in history, a course gown. The newest idea ; winte-spa- other fatty they is shown nt oil, bacon, nuts, fat meats and fat and some carbohydrate mat- ing" Parson wlio lm,s Just Ikvii for scientific millers and chemists the upper right. cream, ter. This is true of raisins, cocoa, killed to ma "O too (rip from ew will be offered at the University They are gray trimmed with kriT-me- Vitamines: (Vitamines, or "min- sweet chocolate, and many other York to 84iii Francisco Mid return .' farm here January 2 to C. in Russian effect are necessary to foods. C. N. W. Complete and intensive instruc- eral salts," tion in the latest in health.) They are found in fresh By the words "whole grains" in A. B. w. Maynard covered the developments A entlro distance of 6,;;02 miles in i) tho of flour and baking fruits, fresh vegetables, milk, the vitamines list, I mean whole- ww chemistry Norfolk man was cycling his machine. He vil days. 4 26 minutes, 5 will bo given by ex- EXTRAORDINARY CASE through aroused the and whole wheat bread, or any other bread hours, university Hol-be.ie- h eggs grains. perts. lectures on the country, and arriving at lage constable and learned that he a balanced or cereal which are not ft Supplementary SLEEP-WALKIN- G So, to make well grains dls OF IS was had walked to I'ieet, two miles school lunch for child, refined. Wholewheat broad is O. How long does It take to make wheat classification breeding, close) upon midnight, your re- ease nnd wheat unable to find away in his sleep. Tho bicycle wast choose one food from each of much better for school sand- a enko of loo by Hiilinieigiiig the inspcts Infesting REPORTED IN ENGLAND lodging. Placing V. and also are his n he later found where he had left it these four lists. Here Is an wiches than white bread much ceptacle in brine? II. flour, planned. bicycle against gate, lay at llolbeach. A. circulation brin ? An extraordi- down exhausted tho roadside more nourishing. With good of London, Sept. by it takes about 10 hours, and with Worry can almost always be nary enso of sleep-walkin- g is re- and went to sleep. slow circulation about 24 hours. worked off. ported from Fleet, Lincolnshire. A On awakening he could not find Journal Wan Ads Bring results. Q. How long docs a widow vtciir mourning '.' V, 1. A. The widow who intends to BEAUTY CHATS leave off her mourning in due tini" BYELOISE. ' wears a crepe bonnet and long veil Edna Kent Forbea. a year. After this, black costumes By Paris has always been the magic e, of crepe-de-chin- lusterless silk, word in the millinery world. There et cetera, aro assumed, with hats CliEARING CONGESTED PORES. surface is a certain thrill connected with and bonnets garnished with- blaci but the beginning of It as r.o chif- Attraction a Paris hat which other creation black The well, which is ribbon, flowers, black deep in the of - Biggest layers There is no more skin. In other can give. Paris is trying to decide fon, and dull Jet ornaments- Si discouraging words, you must between and timall hats and months white and lilac touches to tho mir- clear up tho or in- large later experience than look in digestive other so far neither predominates, relieve tho second and ternal trouble that has first may suitably ror at yourself day after day clogged all indications point to a mourning and after two years have the pores, while at the same broad-brimme- see the reflection of an oily skin time, Inte winter of huge, d colors may bo resumed. In you cleanse from the turface of the expired and coarse, larso making hats with absolutely no J. How steps in tlie stair- Today pores skin. ninny Albuquerque now, however, C. ' tiny dark disfigurements all over A gentle steaming or trimming. Just way of the .Stntiio of Liberty'.' every day. small aro exceedingly good. E. M. the face. every few days, will help you do shapes I should like to talk a great deal this. Here aro the Purls inspirations A. Ill the Statue of Liberty the on this of congested pores. which have recently been imported number of steps from the base ol topic ft milliner. You must know the subject thor- Poor Child: At 19 by leading tho foundation to the top of the ROSENWALD'S years, height 5 4 Tho hat, tho street hat 403. The number the oughly or you had better not know feet inches, your weight at 122 sports torch is from about It at all; for, if you younds is normal. and the afternoon hnt aro all pic- ground to tho top of the pedestal anything Your only diffi- here. Shown on is n read only a little about the condi- culty, I would say, is the result tured top is of velvet ribbon with - e tion of tho skin, you will becomo a bad choice of foods which has and sports shape Q. What lK- a small letter discouraged. If you read, clogged a drooping brim and rounded surrounded with a- circle menu? E. hopelessly your system. There is a crown. combina- for Instance, that a pore (that is possibility that this trouble with It is plain, the J. I. tho tube which has its open your feet comes tion of materials serving ns orna- A. This is a sign that the photo- tiny from this. Eat middle- a end on the surface of the skin) ex- fewer sweets and drink much more mentation. In the is graph or article bearing the mark tends a ciimrter of an inch and milk than do. smart little wrapped turban for has been you Substitute whole wear. is copyrighted. sometimes more than that, through wheat bread for that made from street and generul It Q. Which states lead In tlio pro- Center 36 and 40 inch wool in and $2.00 Silk made of baronette satin .S. Dresser Scarfs and pieces, serges $1.50 Trushape tlv; various luyers of the skin you white flour; Learn to breathe duction of lumber? K. 1'. v brown white and will certainly despair of ever clear- deeply and your chest will fill out combined with a bronze metallic A. The Forest Service says that and $1.50 black, navy, cadet, Hosiery, black, so a canalr You will while the fabric. Here tho combina- splendid $1.25 QQ QQ ing congested improved diet will cleat-ski- again Oregon, Washington and Louisiana and wine, a yard colors, a pair bo particularly discouraged if you ' tion of materials and the draping lead in the order values - A given. tC serve as tho )Js ever to out Ta col- tti have tried squeeze Ta: Bleach the tan from the only trimming. Q. Which Is England's oldest blackheads and have seen the skin by uslnur Inmnn nin ... dress hat is shown below. It is an F. L. X. Children's rom- Ladies' off-th- ony? stamped Broken sizes of Pumps, length of the hardened matter from cucumbers. unusual e face shape with n A. Newfoundland is Abnormally nniv cloth England's Feather Pillows, fancy pers, 3 for 99c Patent and worth from which comes out like a worm. scalps Indicate an unhealthy condi- brood brim dinned in blue first and oldest colony. It has re QQ Kid, does a time brocaded in silver. Th" founda- be- tick covered It take long to clear tion, which can often be overcome cently been made a dominion JJs $3.50 to $5.00, a complexion full of theso congest- by stimulating the circulaton tion of the hat is black velvet. cause of the heroism of Its soldiers 1 oz. balls of silk and wool a 99c ed pores. There is no lightning through a dally vigorous massage. in tho war. pair way, drastic measures in fact Anxious: ten-den- mixed 5 bails quick Any increased MODERN LAMPS GIVE Q. Is it necessary to cut rrnes Tulip Earthenware Pitchers, acid yards, will do harm rather tha good. to crow hnli- - aa from vines with scissors? I A. It. $9 (J that each is of 1 Men's Silk Grenadine Knit Ties, Realizing pore great frm using peroxide. Your perox- - ATTRACTIVE SERVICE A. Grapes should never be pullc proof, regular price $1.25 length you must attack not only) me must have been stale if it failed from the vine. Such methods Injure QQ originally $1.50, the end where it shows up on tho to bleach. vine. special JJV OQn From n pres- both fruit and Tho picker Water House utility standpoint, of the cluster by proof special J ent day lamps leave nothing to be should take hold 2 for manufac- the stem and cut the stem with a Aprons, 99c desired, and accordingly cluster 5 Oil turers are concentrating on their pair of shears and lay the gallon Galvanized Can?, Genuine Leather Eoston in the or basket. Grapes should decorative and ornamental possi- tray wet. $1,50 values, Fine wrist BIPPUHG RHYMES bilities. An exceptionally dainty never bo picked when they are regular QQs quality strap AAIB 99c creation of silk and lace re- Dampness encourages decay, be- fabric a has of tho special gloves, pair VOL,' By WALT MASON. cently been placed on the market sides spoiling the appearance Men's 25c which may be purchased in colors fruit. sox, to harmonize with the general Q. Cnn Wur Rik Insurance lie Cannister Sets White fibre silk stockings 99c Is or will? J. P. Kitchenette MAKING A scheme of decoration. It made disposed by 2 for HIT keys; and greed became his chief with a wire bracket support thnt A. War Risk Insurance cannot a real bargain at $1.49, pair disease. And as he r over a or be willed or assigned. In tho event 10c - James Toofer wrote struggled slips the back of chair Men's Hemstitched Hand- Oangling tho kale, his brain grew tired bed, It an especially desirabl- nf the death of the beneficiary of a special in- nnd making ben- Children's Pvibbed Stock- a skit that made a wide and sagged and stale; his varns, e-lamp for reading. War Risk Insurance policy tho kerchiefs, stant hit. Men said, "The gent that once were full of pep drag- Another attractive is fash- efits will be divided among the next ings, 7 for C a dozen 99c to lamp the Percola- - pair who wrote that screed la a phe- ged their end with laggard ioned with a doll modeled of por of the soldier's kin according-t- Aluminum step; and so he lost his grip, celain called "Demure" law of the state in which he QQ nomenon, indeed." And publish- throughout special ' alas, and Joined the weary has the trade because of her modest! tors, ttC Ladies' Cotton Stockings OOi $2.50 Ivory Hair ers of many prints sent checks of been class. To on who ham dnlntiness. The forms and skirt the 7 i pink other tints, and urged gift. I say: Don't grind the prec shade and the Is made The of all duties, for every pair for kJO Brushes 99c this James to gird his and porcolnfn first loins, ious ining away. Don't try to translucent by the light bulb be- young man, is to have money in Dark colored Flannelette, yard they would keep him staked with corner all tho dimes that have hind it. It Is coins. And he ... the bank. Not because value Lilac James, toiled been coined in mnriam A for in It Is wide, a special 35c Vegetal, (Ladies' Fine Quality Sheer Cam- from sun to sun, and turned out and "dimming" lamp tiie mon?y, but because freedom, QQ when your labors gall and nurseries nnd sick rooms, or where-eve- r t. 4 bottle . . . Hemstitched stories by the ton, and every- tire, ,.ang up independence, opportunity, at yards per bric Hankerchiefs, where your chisel, brush a low Hcht Is required, mny ttL you chanced to look you'd or lyre, and go and gambol on be had In different finishes with a real 25c value, seo his name, in mag or boo!:. the green, or hum irht silk shades of various colors. Six II .6 for "If I should pause for, half a of HELPrO HIS U.K. 51.23 Perfumes, 99c day. gasoline. For man has reachn, degrees of llsht r.re possible with rheumatic diz- Plisse Crepes, all colors, some dollar bill might get away!" ed an evil full-o- Backache, pains, pass when he is in the this lamp, from n to dim nnd vision are symp- for special he muttered, as he punched the has been class. out. ziness and blurred yard wide, four yards t toms of kidney trouble. "My hus- Children's Chambray Rompers. band a bad writes Sirs. S1-- 2 had bark," -- and Hou-!- a leader, M. Pa. When Coty's L'Origan Paris, GO Importance. The care a McCullough, Kaslon. that URGES GIRLS WITH he sat he could hardly get up Duckling Fleece, a leader at 35c a b.igant Azurea and black Ispecial , young mother takes to )own fi JJ j sterilize COLLEGE TRAINING and then he would be drawn over 4 compacts nwmwm milk bottles and cooking utensile to one aide, lie tried Foley Kid- yard, yards jnarcissus powder 3Js is of no avail if her little ones TO ENTER STORES ney Pills and they (ured him.'' ;Boys' $1.25 Fall Hats, creep upon the floor Foley Kidney Pills quickly relieve and pick up Sold Ideal Hair special 99c BY ELECTRICITY bltR nf lint And fttrcnt fefnan- - kidney and bladder trouble. f Adv. Brushes . . no matter how thoroughly a '''"mm,iU'-Trr-- everywhere. Fine quality yard wide pajama 99c hand-plie- d broom be em- Girls' Knit Tams, may cloth, 4 regular ployed, it will not entirely free yards Palm Olive price $1.50, special 99c IT HARD T the floor from this kind of dust. 99 C Soap, The powerful suction of an elec- 12 bars for . . . . 99c tric sweeper, however, cleans No Soap Better Ladies' thoroughly and absorbs $1.45 Lingerie every 1 4-- 1 particle of dirt into its dust-tig- ht For Your Skin Everfast French Gingham a Eutaska Toilet Semi-Annu- al Blouses, 99c Upheaval at so special bug, that the room is safe and 75c value, 2 i Water Time' Now Out sanitary for creeping babe or the yards 99c Canning more robust grownup. Than Cuticura Sample each (Sean. Ofntmnt,Tlrtmi) free of OaU Bungalow and Nurses' of Date; Electricity Sim HefiniHliIng Floors. art LakarataiiM, Bpt. X. loldis, Hmu. Pleezall Toilet Soap, Aprons If hardwood floors become 3 bars for 99c regular price $1.25 OH . plifies Both. badly marred or scarred from too much traffic or from Everfast Suiting, special VuC can moving Neither housecloaning nor furniture back and forth it may 3 for . bo yards 99c $2.50 Water Bottles and New Model Corsets, $1.50 ring has its oldthne meaning for necesary to refinlsh them once regular home is elec in a While. bllt thill lnea nnt Fountain and $2.00 values, the woman whose mean Syringes 99c QQ With elec turning the house over to trically equipped. Iicr painters and honniner ri ni Yard wide Mercerized black special UuC tric vacuum cleaner nor carpets duck boards for two or and rugs are kept splc and span, three of marvel- aays. There is an electricallv sateen, excellent quality, AA -- Absorbent Cotton, $2.50 Silk Brassieres, and with the aid its operated machine on the market ous attachments she can keep which scranes YTT 3 yards for 2 pounds for . . . 99c special 99c as and acrnha nnd her hardwood floors dusted, IlOlishes flnnt-- In d m..nn,.. well as her books and pictures, manner and in n ronm irnhitJ WESTON S draperies and upholstered furni- Hhnrf tftvtn ture. Five or ten minutes usj in electric cleaner in the Canning Electric Oven. of the It is readily seen that the specially early morning puis her house in woman who does her order: nnd if she gives it a more cleaning once of twice electrically has jjlenty of time prepared thorough cleaning for canning and nrenervino- - a month, sho will find that It if she has to Mrs. Malt the do it on a coal Ima Winchell Stacy. Syrup will stay clean throughout stove. But the woman who ; ca r. has icarneu to clean electrically has Mrs. Ima Winchell Stacy of New &higjk Aside from tho labor saving likewise learned tn rtn h York is in field grade of this modern meth- city a specialist th. advantages nlng electrically, either In tho of saleswomen. She is od of sweeping and cleaning, the ner training Hops cuc.ition of sanitation is of yum oi range or in her elec- called the of the retail prime tric Sh-ngil- i Tireless cooker. Using the selling of the New rjf1 department approved cold pack method, she has to York university, her job being to f and Flavor only stack tho in stc-jn- ji jars the look after tho ts who take Your cooker or in oven elec-tri- o Look to Eyes the of her behind the counter in the range and keep tho tempera- places Shipped anywhere Beautiful Eyes, like fine ture at 212 dvariwi n,.n various department Btorcs. She m United States Teeth, are th remit of Conitant iwition i,m has induced many college to Orcfctr Care. The dallr um of Mrinc has taken place. girls w Solicited makea Etc Clear and Radiant. """ie sna is doing this job, her enter department stores where she Enjoyable. Harmleu. Sold and kitchen Is cool and comfortable. believe there is a big field for them. Recommended by All DruiiUta. because electrlo heat remains E.J.Weston within the oven, A packing of rtulbs. Vutrli. Japanese: Tulli". 9GLosArij5les Where & Are For Valuable Presents heavy insulating mineral wood Hyacinths, lnffodlls. For fnllj "S H" Stamps Exchanged Insures this trick, Planting. Ives, juliouo .732. Adv. September 23, 1922. ) Tags Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL be the fault of the nature of the railroad! WONDER HOW MANY TIMES THE VILLAGE WILL HAVE TO BURN DOWN BE- - now Albuquerque Corning Journ al 'crossing. Just the country is spend- FORE THEY ORGANIZE SOMETHING BESIDES A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ing millions of dollars to improve its CLASSWIEB N INDLU'KNIT.iNT XtiWSl'AFUU m is to !u tilislit-- Ky roads. This giving importance the ,IOl IIS Al. I'tBMMUM. tl)MP. office of those charged with laying out FOR SALE Miscellaneous! AUTOMOBILES. IT a and and a better BAIi'l T PEAKS. t'llcilm 1l.ut.-- MLWl jiKI.1. utir tar, cheap; Bultk MnaPr building highways Six. 18jJ-- J 1). A. MACAO! UKSON n.!n. FOli SALE Si. Andrcsuurg fuller can I'hone '.' of is TIUI1E-l'ivo-uats- W. T. McCKKIGHT secretary grade officials resulting. aries. MM Vest Krult. i'OH AI.E olt NVw O'tjviivr cur. Plione .S!)6-W- ur t " ..! A Ifa In view of these terrible losses irom Full s;.vi.L; Corona typewriter, .310 J room UlfH'e . ... ,17' V. W. i'. A. Hotel, 1'OK riALK I.igtit Buick, I6UI); ,;6 Bn(1 'imperfectly constructed railroad cross 118 Telephones l'OK S.W.I. Uouutifin mounted deer' roirt :c:irifttf, Fudo coupe, 1100. ings, trie engineering skill now available head, fine spnciiiien; fan be seen at WYst tiald. as second-clas- s mutter at the postofiiee to turn attention to aufier'i Saddlery. U.M'fJItT llAlUATult KKPAIKINU. Q. Entered 0Ught improving K. tiheet MetHl 1117 N. Third. Albuquerque. N. M.. full isAI.K lloy'B uleyolc; good condi w.rk. o uJr iY ditions, not of the roads 1Ti. Cull J. KOll BA.I.1S 3 M., under act of Congress only improved tion, mornings, apartment Bulck tuurlns car: pending. West tl'.nm. fii'st-ciau- s cmdltlun. Bond-DllU.- n Cu.. 1SI9. but road that intersects a U'll every railway SAI.Ii Stnvk Dclli'lous ana city. Full apples - RATES other varieties. l.cya J'oat- WH.I. SLI.I, my ilU'1S'.'i Super Six speed SUBSCRIPTION box S411-1- J1.-0- mail . . 80c BY .iffiie n;; plione ster; perfui't condition. Phon. month carrier or THE WAY. A- - 'iii'i, or call 17, One by .2.5U Full tiAl.rJ Two bicycles. In uomll- Mellnt building. Three months momim. FOli SAt.K Konl A- -l . ?4.75 Ion. at a barstilni used '(ft ton truck, 1921, in IM3 SL'.Ml; Six Months . Apply South. First. mechanical condition. ensh. l'tl7 i'J.uu How those who don't read - Ford roadati-r- , One Year newspapers UL'Y made in Aiiuqu- cheap. 4U7 West Copper. after-dinn- er Vut'K JJKuuMS, must Broom SAVE M to 7 5 on enjoy jokes! Qiie. Duke C'lljr . Factory, per cent used parti, ADVEllTISEMENTS. South Broadway, phone 8:2-J- etc.; full Btoek for over tw.tilv.riv dif ferent reserves the right to reject any I'"OK SALE used, excellent can. Mcintosh Co.. 311 West Cop- The Journal Quite when a man goes ' Player plane, per. mutter that It may deem Improper. frequently condition; rirat investmstlng cash advertising o res- on vacation his office take It. Phone )'.". 1''0 1; SAI.K Calls fur society meetings, cards thanks, it's that gets the buyer sure to rush Six, 192a model. ai" all 15 and up; sacririce; run very little, and aa good and church socials, lectures, rest. fyi'EWlUTKUS, makes, i olutions, society new. Hooter : otor Co.. 418 Wtn calls for church meetings (except Sunday ii per month. Albuquerque Typewriter copper. are considered as advert!- - ng and 13 xchnti Be, K'3 South Fourth. mrch Programs) WALK Used and advertising rates. A woman scorned is not much more Foil tractors, FOP. A be charged for at regular wmh plows. Hardware GOOD ued car com and gang what we have and those wa dangerous than a man corned on some Department, J. Korbcr Company. hv. lt,a MEMBER Of THE1 ASSOCIATED press tor sale. Oden Bulck Company, Firth and Press is exclusively entitled to varieties of bootleg. "TYPEWRITERS The Asoclatod news credited to ubc for of all ,he credited In this paper and also Tl'PUWlUTEItsS All makes overhauled l''UK hAl.K Several barKutna In used it or not otherwise The trouble with a band and Ribbons tor every ma- cars; Cadillac '19 herein. many village repaired. Ex- touring, model: the local news published is is not chine. Albuquero.ua Typewriter Kuril, '21 convertible truck or roadster; that the trombone the only bone U03-- Hi South Fnurtll. Douge Bros. alio roadator:' 25. change, phone touring; NOMDAY September io:: in the organization. Ford '22 touring. Ford '20 touring; Lex WANTD--S!ejtgi- g?. ington Minute Wan "6." J. Korber A Co., I'Jo.lBe Uros. 7SJ. VV'NTEli Two "tno'i'uiiHe'griTyr'clean-cu- t Dealers, phont button sales- CAMPAIGN THUNDER. Maybe the manufacturer who and aggressive, who are real man Men who ate In tills class can earn 1IOBBS QUAI.ITI CAf.S committed suicide was despondent over cars Jour-.- . A f.Ar.GB STOCK to 51(10 per week. Address choosa from at all statement of its posi-tht- . the way the wives of some men ignore ad an interview will be arranged. times. A iiem..t)stratlon will aatlsfy In a belabored you. I10HBS MOTOR CO., PUODa 43. itself in that 513-1- West Central. tion, Herald has declared industry. FOR RENT Miscel'.aneous Coal. Irvo'r of the election of James F. Hinkle, Full HEN 1 Parana. ;;u .Vest announces a sale of ltF.NT l la race. r.j:s S"uiu mgh. FOR SALE th democratic candidate for Governor. Washington big Fill! Ranches. the facts upon which the swivel chairs held over from democratic FUK If FAT A Piano. Folt &AL1S Wk nave aura aolenuid What are refinishers are now proposlU"ija id auburban ranches. Rob its decision to divide its days. The working "TOR SALE Re&Estate Company. Herald bases on the two state tickets' the desks. rgriTLiTrTn is west Foil SALIC Ten acres uf good laud. between liold, for real bargains In homes. mostly in alfalfa, four miles out on of the Illo tirande boulevard, on main ditch In up the qualifications record-breakin- summing The government reports g REwovAnNG and main road. Address Box 114. old and democratic candidates ior Mattress Aluuiiuerque, or phone 2409-J- republican The world 3.60 -6 crop yields. at large may MATTItbiSM RENOVATING; alio up. FOlt SALE- if KADIS Who has a Governor, the Herald says: u ionii.L- - furniture reualrlny, lut f half but mother nature SU6-- house and lot to trade for a nice twent- tor go daft, never 61 V, or "Both of the candidates loses head. nlture packing. Phono y- acre ranch; one and one-ha- miles sons of quite her Brvln Uedding Ctmipyjiy. from l.rige. He. Uroad Uleyclo Governor are the . 220 $ WELL CONTRACTOR South Second, phone 7.16. farmers." A raid on a New York estab- " Full HA LK Oil KXCHANUK Mce little drinking UlULLiiU. unveil alio ranch, fully improved: fruit, garden. lived their early years ttiiLLS repaiil. ' "Both lishment netted customers of nine nation- numo.. tanks, towers. J. F. Wolgmg. chickens, ru. Its. etc.; something nice; occu- - upon and engaged in farm must 423 West Marble.phon MSi- rnnrh near Alhuijuerque j.referred; alities. This be one of those uni- jour property first letter. Wrila pation." versal machinists talk about. LEGAL NOTICE It. Kncunto, Calif., tsan Diego evidenced their at- joints .Mint.v.i. "Both have " TrSTf?ISTIt.Ti;l.VS NOTICF. and to of Bernalillo Foil jfALL OK TllADE 120 acres tim- tachment to the land agri In the Probate t'ourt ber Pmd, partly fenced, small house, Count v, New Mexico, fine spring, u and mail cultural pursuits r of telephone lines; Gov- m the Matter of the Estate ten miles of Slloaiu Springs, Arkansas; "The two candidates for MS QGJTf MOOT A. Dolan. Deceased. would trade for city or suburban prop II Mary erty In or near Albuquerque, New Mex- - which 1 is that the ernor stand upon platforms l Nutice hereby given Address X, Y. care Journal. undersigned was. on the fourteenth ',., are almost identical. ..." 1922, ItAM.'lI of four ucres, entirely fenced dav of September. duly five-fo- three-fourt- men of inte- The sun that brief December day rose cheerless Administratrix of the with poultry wire, "Both are highest mile west of Burulas bridge; m holdii : over hills of gray, but that did not Miss ustnln of Marv A. Dulan, deceased house, three screened grity and each the respect prevent llernalillo porches; com- Miles from out In first bv the Probate court of water In house, new garage and chicken and esteem of his home tripping spring's styles. ..nnntv a d bavini- - otialified as houses; full blooded clzickeus and When summer's heat had seared the air, she knew all persons also furnUure; Urms. Call ownei, munity." such Administratrix, 2tn;-.ir- . What a for voters! "Both Just what she ought to wear, and donning furs and having claims against the estate ot quandary capelet neat, she went perspiring down the street. said decedent are hereby notified WANTED Miscellaneous candidates with the same virtues! 4 and required to present the same to manner ana VVAMiiU AlONKK Oil good In its editorial columns of the next the undersigned in the McXI'lllon Wood. The boys who bravely face the breeze, in winter, within the time prescribed by law mortgjges. day, the Herald says, among other B. V. are to landlords WORDS AND THEIR TURKISH LEADER CONWAY, WANTF.D Will pay good cash price for wearing D.'s, first threaten CATHERINE all kinds uT rurnituie. C. B. Bynuill, things: harm when furnished rooms are not warm. 9nnys ORIGIN Administratrix. ."'.'li North Tliir.l. kept mm 1 Puled 15. 3L'2. "The great need is for alert, September WANTED To buy flat top office desk; Are NOTUU must be in good condition. . cMilllon careful, experienced administra Maude Muller on a summer's day raked the 'How Forcible Right ot Arch & Wood. 2'.Mt West Hold. words." Job. IS MOST FEARED Last Will and Testament tion, which must derive its inspira- meadows sweet with hay. Now Maude's dear spouse W. Thomas, Deceased. lKANSr'i:il and scavenger work dsnie. while Maude Is To Thomas of reasonable rales. K. A. Griffith, Tig tion and direction from the gov- the hay crop ricks, doing politics. Moslino Appersion 1970-- W A M. of Kast Iron, plione i Oklahoma: J. Thomas ernor. Mr. Hinkle thoroughly ft Wrung. This is the perfect parti- Okla.. and to All Others MAX BAlillAIN tTfoKl;. at 310 64njtb is one w the Anglo-Saxo- n MAN EUROPE Firsl, will the for to state Rudolph Valentino becoming of the comic note ciple of 'to wrim?,1 from to Greet pay hlgliest prices equipped give the that Thus thut Whom It May Concern, your fecon.Minjid oloihuig, shoes and variety. i 'wrang'. anything I Inns: furniture. Fhone kind of administration. In our lea is wrons linn been 'w rung:' or wrest-oi- l sis. Boold You are hereby notified that the HUG CLEAN Kilri his is not so Pspe from right. Testament ol 2 opinion opponent Harold Walks rides in a car, alleced Last Will and fx Hugs Cleaned, Jl 21. Absurd. Olio who is "deaf to Expert Physiogymist and Arch W. Thomas, deceased, lato of MATT I' losses renovated. 13. 5u and up; equipped." On foot Driver. i A goes Larry reason" snid to be 'absurd', from tho County of Bernalillo and State furniture repaired and packed. Erv.u There is food for the Character Reader Co.. 613-- or i96-W- . imagination. And neither thinks his name's a joke; .', I was crround tho lam Iatm 'ab from and 'surdus , dear. Says ot Xrw Mexico, was pro uced and Deddlng Phones standing i - republican administration deriving its On that we'll bet a fiver. post with Sid Hunt and he H?d.,"n aasuru uuswi-- in wnui unsm Kemal Is Able to Think read In the Probate Hourt of the wanted Vuur piano to apply on pur- be from a deaf man; as Bernalillo. State of New chase of new used player piano. and direction from a demc-c- r, ' Hay O by the wav, this is Puds expected County of 100 aT"1 inspiration st pllu" and ta" gu"1" er-- woll 'nt lo which we should and Plan Before Acting. Mexico in the thlrtv-flr- day of ...... - Blniklnses borthilay, lets so j H.ii ,.ni,SBrVativ" buv- tie A house divided The Armenians are hav- turn ear. HCMIRt. n 1 l. .I.IO II. f 1 M governor! remarkably lively after round and see if be i;ot cny candy a deaf 1922. miu it.o m.'j v. or sit up and lake,u notice. George .'illeced Will against itself! But this is not all. Says ing been so often exterminated. aniline his presents. Ftlcr. This word is really th Special to The Journal. nrnvlnir of said last W lcl we went crround to do, comparative form of 'out,' from and Testament ..as thereupon fixed U tl DA K FIMSlflNO I TIMES A DA 1 the Herald: Chicago, Sept. 2i (Spociall. h Pudsos door hell and PudH the Anglo-Saxo- n 'intra'. To be for Thursday, the twenty-eight- Ilemember, satisfaction guaranteed. The college boy who had an auto used to be the ringing is it that Mustapha. Kemal A. IX at Set.d finU t a rellabls estab- "We have little with door with something j miserable Is to be in Why dav of September, 1922, your .ng sympathy opened the 'utterly' dubbed ileturn s a of most popular, but now it's the one with the air- making a bump in one trcme, from the Ltfitin 'ultra', Pasha, daring Turk leader, 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said lished firm, postage pal majority the democratic "I i a m l n g mall orders. Ilanna & Harms, Inc., plane. side of his face, and me and Sid misery. the day. Fox criticisms of the torch ot Ku-- r and the Commercial Phoiographera, News, platform present sed. Hello. Puds, and Puds shook (liven under iny hand Albuquerque. state administration. They are his hed hello as it he couldent tawl o p e," has seal of this court, this first day of The man arrested for driving a car while drunk account of wat he in NEGRO WOMAN OF 107 through his re-- c P. 1922. FOR the need good on lifd e August, .'. i SALELivestock. obviously inspired by lor was found not to be suffering from auto Intoxica- his and I sed. Wat did you n t military (Seal) I'RBD CROIXOTT, i mouth, REGULAR ATTENDANT all but Clerk. FOli SALE One fresh Jersey cow. onl campaign thunder." tion. get for your berthday. Puds'.' exploits County yearling Jersey heifer. J. P. Wilson, This is the same which Wirh jest then the blimp got AT REVIVAL MEETINGS brought about NOTICt: Ol' AlMIMSTItATO:t. phone platform upon - an international smaller on account of puds prob- i ot Estate of Ed FOli SALE Flemish Ruful James F. Hinkle stands. It is to be th a driver who failed to down on crisis in In the .Matter the Giants, Many go hill crly swallowing part or it. anil ne, Tex., .Sept. 24. Ann Europe Khanahan, Deceased. Kcds. Blacks. Belgians, bucks, does and , Paso, and caused the Clancy 710 source of inspiration and direction, '.i intermediate has gone up On High. sed, O. clothes and boons ana air,-ark- HI old. n slave for Notice is given that frying size rabbits. West Lead, phons years wheels of hereby jr2.-,-- V. . diplo- I1". ot ) democrats were in need of campaig that junk. forty years, loves revival meetings, to Hugh Walters, Administrator Wioh then he gave a fearse!ljut rovival the white macy whirr estate of Ed Shanalian, FOlt SALB Oil TRADE For Ford car. here is a bolt that must stag- jest meetings as they have not the Clancy team of heavy work horses; also two thunder, swallow and the bump disappoered nnvc thlg day anJ tlme H1.e deceased, hi. fi'ed in the Probate Sid is fokg since 1914? choice Jersey heifers, fourteen months ger them! all the ways, and sed, ., that! .i,ff1.(,nt fn.m tho .m ivimn h Court of Bernalillo county, New old. 217 North Third. all. dirlent you get candy'.'! wns in "Caution," is ns such gosh, tny her pt.in,Pi she averg. the answer of Mexico, Us final report HALF CAlt young Wyoming horses, sev- Sand Puds sed, Candy? No. Vy'.' old wom-1N- court has Nonetheless, the negro fir. James M. Administrator, and the eral good matched gray teams; wetghi THE RISING GENERATION I wish I had. wy ? he sed. 'an ovos t0 go to them, and she was Thursday, the fifth day 1.200 to 1.50H pounds. Martin Carrol, J Fitzgerald, ex- - appointed Holey smoaks, no candy, sed. a regular attendant at the Rob of October. S22, as the day for Mountain road and First, or apply 1209 W. Ytats you know mar, run. union revival services pert physiogy- If bo. North Second. In recent issue of Dr. Georfe Harrison returned last night from a'.iojt l,)nnp, here! mist char-afte- r hearing objections, any there a Capper's Weekly consider it was a oen"-- i al-d- and Denver. woultlent which lasted six weeks. She to the approval ot said fnal report WANTED the Senator from Kansas deplores the if I dldent get cny candy, ways sat in the rnm seat, far at actcr analyist. glancing a and the dischaise of said Adminis- Agents moment V IXatra-flalt;me- would you. I sed. ... end of the tabernacle awav at a photograph of Kemal A.VJ'KU lor north- day of who ,i"ne trator. 3filcc- - present tendency parents Dr. J. J. of Is here. No. Id think it was a funtrel. oiu f,.om fo!Us showing the zealous Turk okid as the seal ol ern New Mexico to sell Stearns Schuler, mayor F.aton, the wllit(, but .nj0ved Witness my hand and I.lKht-rowo- pamper their children by their sed. nml I sed. Id cr.ns.urr :t a n as an an ordinary American citizen. tric r Tianta to ranches. , gratifying sel.vic(.g mnr nybodv. aid Probate Court his first day Imines, hotels, stores, etc. Best how Id consider it. , We 1 garass. wish only to when are suit, thats and; ..whcn wns voinig there was "That sounds contradictory. of September, 922, on reasonable; at- -t every realize, they A weddinf occurred In the last even- h'-v- I COn-;lo- )s ac- pliuit market, prlco quiet city Puds tied. Well. Ihot do r,t nmi Mucin' an' don't usually expect whirlwind FR3U CROI-LOTT- . rtimive small Investment grown up, that their children are "fash- Is it h,,un. (Seal) proposition; ing, the contracting parties being: Mr. J. Fred sider it, but it alr.t my fault prair.m the Lord, she said. "Rut tion in a man dubbed 'cautious.' Clerk of Said Probate Court Write quick for territory. ion plates" and "butterflies" without Fleischer and Miss Mamie Barth. B. F. Being a pretty peed of a nnser. 'oi:3 seem to slioutin' But extreme caution, reinforced Farm and Equipment Co., 303 San any Judge ton't get SCHOOL VII and Sid sed, W'Jit was that In your no mo', with certain accompanying quali- COUGHS IHSTI.HU Kranciseo slrpet, I'usm, Texas. intellectual resources. It is the same old Baker performed the ceremony. The bride, an PudB happy WOKK mouth Jest now? and r.tartcd "1'so In the river at Ox-for- ties, Invariably breeds the most of grown-up- s came to baptised should the KOK KLIN I Office Kooma story wanting to be young accomplished young lady, here last winter to look as if he felt, innocent, say- On., fifty years aso." violently desperato action Imagin- School teachers give children who have KKM-u- c. and the young ones imitating the grown- visit her sister, Mr. A. Fleischer, and the groom, a ing, Wat? W'en? ar.d I sed, Next Rob Jones, who conducted the able," explained the doctor. same advice to tun ric I'lHinii, Ltutrai Chrlssmas, come on Rid, lets beet coughs as this Florida teacher. "1 above Million's Book (Store. Kor with brother of Mr. Fleischer, who also came on a visit, services, is from Montgomery, Ala. Scut of Caution. a no ups. The trouble all the pulpiteer- it. 1 got a hole pound of carmcls recommended Foley's Honey and tr Company, Auto Department. met her for the first time. "Note the extraordinary protu- in school ing we hear on this subject is that those home. of this man's skull direct Tar to the children my WANTED T 2 of berances I and sood results Real Estate who remind us Thats good, jot pounds the cars. seat who id the 'flu' that the boys and girls mushmellows. Shi sed. And we MARINE LAWYER ly above That's the came whenever It was used," writes U' OU tiave bualneus ptuperty for safc The El Paso baseball team at the territorial fair of and a It McMtlllt-- A of today will be the men and women of started to wawlc away caution, glance proves Mrs. L. Armstrons. Okeechobee, list witb Wood. will be made of the Lee, Ixpcctin WHX REPRESENT that Pasha lias an abundant share. tomorrow, forget that the men and up following: Washing- Puds lo believe it. Florida. Foley's Honey and Tar PKOhESSlONAL CARDS ton's crack southpaw; Altrock, the phenom of the W'ich he properly dident. U. S. "Possession of unusual caution contains no opiates ingredients women of were AT BRUSSELS man 8 case means today the boys and girls Boston team; Dale a famous who in this that, printed on tho wrapper. Stood the lllBMll. Gear, pitcher, Is s. of In all when his mind mud.) up, he acts test of tl.no serving threo ircnera-tlon- HII.SON AND II SON. yesterday. ages, boys have will manage the team; Gibson and Nance, of Kan- He has declared that been and A LITTLE LAUGHTER fearlessly. Quickly relieves colds Attorneys, boys always will be, until they sas City; of the St. Louis team; Rothfus, j ho feared his nation would suffer chest and Kooros IS. 1? and 13 Cromwell Building. Farrell, coughs and croup, throat, 116S-.I- . are men. Much of the fault lies not so outfielder for Kansas materially unless he threw his en- bronchial trouble. Sold every- Phone City; Lewee, the Kansas City enemies. much with the A Veteran. tire strength against her where. Adv. HHVMIOIANS AMI NflKGIKINS. young people as with the shortstop, and a few others. see- - In en- Thus wo him fighting, coldly, UK. 8. I.. old in to "Did you participate many cau- BURTON, ones, trying make the standards in ask- calculatingly. Ills Instincts of lliseascs of Ibe Stomach gagements while France?" tion tell hiin the sole salvation for ELECTRIC BRANDING of their children the same as those Josie Carson Squires, daughter of the famous ed tho Interested old lady. Suite Barnett Bulldlnir himself for his lie in uu- - which scout, Kit Carson, Is dying in a hospital at five," the ex-- E. and country IRON HAS REPLACED prevailed when they themselves reported "Only replied fighting his way through. With were As Las Vegas. F.er with becoming modesty. him to is to to drive his M't1't'!ilc:,Phone 671, young. long as parents are "And came through them all act hurry, Flnt-rlc- Inu MNU you hardest, as if his soul depended UK, s. n.wii.k; ni:eici.s. parents there will be a certain amount unhurt?" rhsstclan. Mrs. a cousin of Mrs. Ella La Bar, nd-l- upon the outcome. One Ogleoiuithle of Fanshaw, "Not exactly," he returned Sheridan, Wyo., Sept. 24. Citizens rlRnlt Blilc. Ph. 881-- or S052-.- 1 pampering and petting, which are Ameri- Now lot's glance nt some of of evi passed through the city last night on her way from "I married the fifth." of the moat convincing bits S. C. (iLAllKfci. other words for and will the other qualities of Kemal Pasha Is llll. love, children to Pasadena. can Legion Weekly, dence that the old west passing I'ye, far, Nihw and Throat. be Indianapolis which liavo allowed him to carry a.4 hero when 1st. children still. course which revealed recently Caraeit Building. Poods Couldn't Make It MrongtT. out the of reasoning It was announced that an electric Offic Hours Contractor W. W. Strong and wife ar enter- "Rastus," cooed the dusky biide. ills unusual caution prompts with- lirandinB iron has replaced the to 11 s. m. nd 1 to I p. m. in him. Note the liberal breadth ff taining their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. M. I. McCarty "does yuh lub me bettet'n any gal historic, variety so in GATES OF DEATH. ever knowed?" of jaw. the cheek bones. That's tho ro W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. of Woodrlver, Neb. what y nil's timately connected with replied the groom, roll- where he gets his courage, and lie mance of the Practice Limited lo "Honey," is not in that "open spaces." The whole country would be horrific i ing bis eyes and licking his lips as lacking quality. An employe of the Sheridan GKNITO . CRINARY OI&ICA8E9 John Lee Clark, a young man from the Empire lie thought of them. "Ah lubs yuh Snint'wliut Jteseiiililes Lincoln. F.lectrlc company Is credited with AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN if 1,000 people ,:hould be killed in a Uaasermua tn Connection. City, arrived last night. even better'n I lubs wattarmellen "We note an unusual width from hcinff the Inventor of the new railroad accident. There would be in- or 'possum and sweet taters." Cin- the base of the skull to the tip of branding iron. It Is being given Citizens Rank BliU. Phono Hg. and endless discussions and cinnati Inquirer. the chin. This shows will and am- its first, tryout at the Kator broth- vestigations The ladies of St. John's Guild will resume their bition. Tho pasha's skull, in this ers ranch near here. F. C. BAKES, M. 0. suggestions for greater safety. Nearly monthly teas, the first one to be given on the lawn Grr. inmar Made Knsy. respect, is strangely reminiscent Diseases of the Ere. Ulaaatw Fitted Jenkins ever of ot Lincoln. But closer 11 N. 2,000 are killed every year as the rcrni of Mrs. G. L. Brooks, 90S Copper avenue, this after- Miss "Nobody that lnjs Office removed to Bw heard of a sentence without n pred- reveals tho immense hu- dev6tion to his own people, a kind ond floor. PnonsiMg. of in of s grad-- j 6. spection "tOrotind getting the way trail at noon from ! to Ping pong will be the attraction. icate." manitarian qualities possessed by of tribal fidelity. codings. Isot much is done to make Knecht "I have. Miss Jenkins." Lincoln arc lacking here. "Tho casual observer, frlancintr s'.'.ch crossings safer. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moore are among the Miss .lonkin "What is it?" "We see the eyes set fir apart, at bis pb(itoKrail, taken In ordi- Knecht A- is not espec- ( blruiiraelle. who will attend the G. A. It. encamp- "Thirty d.iys." a bulging forehead Just nbovn the nary Kuroppan drefs, Moreover, nobody seems lo learn any lbright Bulletin. brows. This denotes keen powers ially impressed. 'Why, be looks Just Ill i.nd SO ArmUo Bulldlnc ment In Washington. Charles 5L Hoogu. like or preach- logons from the frightful casualties, of observation, of remembering any doctor, lawyer Ajbouueniue-BiiD- t Fo !T"ia Offer lln-linir- es- er, is exclaimed, Hut when we IJAII.V SI'AUtt about the same number meet death from M. what, he observes. Very little ("addle "I got that ball we lost Charles Honzh, pitsideat oi capes his blue eyes. employ the col" reasoning of To Taos tHa4 l)nwn : '.he T:I0 a. nt. th same cau.c3 every year; about the this morning, fir got it from a Maritime Law Associetiot ol ears set well science to this countenance we f.oavs "The top of tho ArrKs ... 11:10 a-- m. New has been selected see man Is caus- same number are The small kid." York, b) below tho upper rim of the eyes. readily why this l.eavs ..11:10 a la. injured. figures TEOIKEIT Golfer "Good! I'll hand President as one ot lit such a furore In like of 1917 TODAI'S BEST you Harding This Indicates his destructive pro- ing Europe. Leave ...11:10 p. m. read the reports battles. In what you gave Mm for It." American rep ?se..uatives t ihs ' If occasion "We see plainly the possession Arriva s?l.J p. m. I him pensities. presented; of an nm hi t.l on to be T t) 1969 were killed and 4,764 in Caddie "No, thanks: gav lemational conference on maritimi he would destroy, kill, whatever compelled A'.hugoerano (Head injured; a In the Roston Tran- latent until recently Alhunuerqus ...Arrive... 1:00 p.m. punch eye." law called by the govern-Den- t menaced him. opportunity :00 p. ru. 1918, 1,852 were killed and 4,683 were No one has more to t Belgian knocked. He Santa r eavs... any right go about unhappy script, to meet at Brussels. "The Is not a man possesses qualities santa Pa Anlv...lJ:4S p. la. in were killed and pasha merely which la some respect entitle him a. m. injured; 1919, 1,784 than he has to go about He owes It to him- of Instincts. His lofty forehead Kspan. la Arrlrs..,ll :15 were in were Timely W'nrniiig. to rank intellectually far above the Taoa Leave. .. 7:J a. as. 4,610 injured; 1920, 1,791 self, to his friends, to society, and to the community In indicates he possesses good gener SANTA First Errand Roy "Home terri- The proposed of TIerr Fischer to average Turk. Ills mental powers FAKE TO TB, I4.N. killed and 5,077 were and in to live to his best possibilities, ble can be from Allien should finance alship. He Is able think, plan are of those of TO TAOS. . injured, general, up spiritual things caught that the strangely suggestive 1110(113 In and deliberate beforo acting. the ( He Albuquerquo Headquarters 1921, 1,705 were killed and 4,868 were not only now and then, once or twice, a year, or klSEillg." Germany the present crisis aucasian. would have Br.ilhars' an. re. tit Wast Central Second Krrnnd that he has Science Explains Siieecss. to the nn a leader had ilin fltHI. once in a season, but every day and every hour. Roy "night! suggests completely forged front Aval . I'hona injured. Ton oughl to see the poor fish my recovered from his recent nerve "A well rounded chin shows his he been of any other nationality Sanls Ft Hesdgusrttta Bask Cvalt" In very large part these ac .'r.t.s r.' .st Lilian Whiting. sister caught." trouble. runch. sexlovo. This quality explains his than lua own," dooerr. rauaa n. September 25, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Faze Seven

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, , PRICED TO SELL Best in Fourth Ward KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN Buy HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT house, bath, sleeping Four rooms and glassed sleeping "PAYING EAST Five-roo- unfurn $40 built-i- n BUSINESS" SILVER AVENUE OPPORTUNITIES house, porch, large front porch, fire-- I porch, hardwood floors, Five-roo- ON MONF.Y modern furnished, hot We have this now modern house, unfurn $(,") INTEREST YOUR place, colonades, bookcases, built-i- n basement, ga- Six-roo- features, fireplace, water hardwood floors. One of tho best little business homti on JOnst New six-roo- in house, unftirn $50 a jio.MK m:siin:s. hardwood base- -' two blocks heat, for sale Silver house Ftuirth with buffet, floors, rage, lawn and trees, 5- - All are in room modern furnished. opportunities in the city, and at tho Six ward, modern, built-i- n (rood shape and close Five rooms, two sleep- ment, walks, stoves go with from Central avenue. A buy at right price. minus strictly in large modern furnished. any one with a little ltcat hm" features, hardwood in, the Highlands. fur- house. See $4,700. this and other capital with hot water plant, floors, garage, ing completely For good 6- - room In, and handle Soma porche. ACKKKSON & see unfurnished, close abllityran it. been built less than four large lot, easy terms. JAS. M. JOIIXSOV nished, for two fami- GRIFFITH buys one will Y. arranged Fourth ward. grab this one at once. months by one of tlin best An Investment: 21(1 Gold. l'hone 110. lies in a dcsirablo loca- Realtors -- new In very M, unfurnished. No phone information. builders in and is go- building ; 120 S. St. I'lioue 411. Jas. Johnson the city, location that will tion. This home is built of 4th bo soon Increase in The Real Estate Man. unfurnished. ing to sold fur the value; rents for $135 brick, east front, full sized lot. Franklin & is Ask to lir per month; A 210 W. Gold. riione 210 Company price right. $7,000; easy terms. dandy buy. A, L. Martin Co,,' Realtors Khown this' house today. FOR SALE Realtors. Homes and Investments Real Estate Fire Insurance Loans Insurance Rentals McMillion We still have a few lots left D, k Wood 4 room $7.500 brick, modern, ffn hard- Loans. Subdivisions. J, Keleher,i Realtor adobe, plastered, mod- for sale in the Lincoln addi- wood flours, 223 W. Gold. Phono 138. ooi w HIT Plume 410. 211 W. Ileal tors Insurance ern, hardwood floors, corner tion on North fireplace, large glassed BERNARD A. SLEYSTER ,',,, !,... (ioltl. Fourth street; porch, ex'ra large Jlv'ng room, Lot V - 200 W. Gold. Loans. lot. Fourth ward, now, $3,500, large lots, alfalfa and shade; water heat; good garage; Went TUeras. All Kinds of Insurance. J easy terms. $20 down and $10 per month. ?5,&00 pebble dash dwell- REAL INSTATE. 3 room frame, porches, Fourth ing, bath, etc., corner lot 300x142, one 112 Mock from Central, Highlands, oloss in. South Third Street. PRESSED BRICK HOME wixrd, close in, trarngo, terms, D, 2.iT.O. T, KINGSBURY !$4.M0 fram. modern, fin sjis.de, Phone 14 night up to tho minute, 5 room For Sale on Easy Term:: Realtor. good location, 8. Walter St., close in. and sleeping on paved ON ACCOUNT L.una Blvd., 5 rooms, brick, porch, New coucrcto block bungalow. OF modern Beal Loans Pome in business street, close in, for $7,600. This 4 plastered, conveniences, Estate, and good buys property. rooms, bath and closets, in class by Lots and houses In all of the is a the lots are worlli fire-plac- itself, terms, $6,500. parts city. good buy; select oalc floors, Choice Cozy Furnished-Ter- ms, $2,000. mechanical craft employes lots, Fourth ward, $450 210 V. Gold. Hiouo 007-- and all tho built in features; to $850, corner lot. Two A. KeaMoir four-roo- 11. having gone on a FIXHSCIIEK, Dandy furnished home MoCMGHAX, REALTOR large front and bltick porch, strike. choice lots, shade, close four blocks of 204 442-- J. in, Fire. Accident, Automobile Insurance, postoffiee, nice W. Gold. Phono good basement. JJon't fall tu $750 fur quick sale. Surely llonds, Loan. shade, a splendid location In As As It Lasts see this beauty before you buy No. Ill 8. lourtli Btreet, l'hone (74.. Fourth ward. Long The Colorado Phono Owner. 442-- 0ESTREICH, REALTOR J. P. URAL or call nt 110 Columbia St. GIMi, ESTATE DO and Southern M6JS V. Phone 770. 323 W. Central. YOU WANT $10.00 Per Load Gold. l'hone 91)9 A Better Grade PAT, THE PLUMBER, Prompt Adjustment and Serv- $15.00. Railway Company ice? Let Van Monty Company 216 North Third, HERE IS YOUR CHANCE have (Of about 1,000 feet) $500,00 your Insurance. Halanco like from own- will In A HOME WORTH WHILE. House rent buys employ its chops, round Plumbing and Heating. and aero lot, garden, fruit Over Stato Nutionnl Bank, Call with Wagon er a new houso in height.-'- , houso and car Select fourth ward location. Repair Work a Specialty. and shade. It's a real one. Good department at UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS New five-roo- stucco Telephone 698. Terms Cash bath, sleeping porch, fireplace, Denver, Trinidad and adobe PHONE 201. reasons for selling. Attractive hardwood floors. men Chey. with all built-i- n and inne, suitable for such price terms. t service. Board and 20S Harvard Avenue. features, areola heat, garage, .1. K. CiO.VCE REAL ESTATE H. A. THO.tf lodging Attractive white Land & 212 1227-- frco under ample stucco, new, etc., $5,250. 110 W. Silver. Phono McKinley X, High St. I'l o protection. 1 A-- 477 Ideal rooms, bath, closets, break- l SIX-ROO- MODERN climate and working fast nook, built-i- n HOME out in fourth ward, RENTALS Lumber Co. Free transportation, features: FOR SALE lime one-hal- f oak floors, well finished and mantel, and lawn. Only de- end paid af'er garage We have a special rental 2 Lest material $4,250. New bungalow, Albuquerque, New Jlexico. eight hours and for Sundays throughout; partment with an exclusive Very Desirable ""id $3,823 on attractive terms. Call FIVE-ROO- MODERN ADOBE FOR SALE porches, good corner lot, soma r.egal Holidays. Wire or rent man In charge. a investment write home, choico west side loca- Five room frame no furniture, good HOME SITE'S ROBERTS-TURXE- R CO. house; at $1,800; $200 cash and $30 R. H, KIRK tion, $3,600. reasonable cash offer will be 218 V. Gold. Phono 407 a month; Highlands. Brlghtwnod Addition 130B K. Central. Phone 1439-- J WE HAVE HOME8 IN ALL rejected. Call at 721 South stucco $20.00 down $10.00 H, PARTS Fourth. New white WANTED- per W, Ridgway, OR ANY KBALTOR of. the city from $750 adobe built-i- n -- month to fifteen thousand. No trou- house, modern, features, basement, good loca- STAKES & I'FEIFFKR Supt. Motive ble to show you. A live man or woman to Power, SHELLEY-BRAU- N CO, tion, Fourth ward; priced for Heal Estato and Insurance terms". look Denver, Colo. ROBERTS-TURNE- quick sale, $4,000, after The Journal's Rentals and Loans R CO, rteaitors National Investment Co, 8 room 321 AV. Gold 16S FOR Six and sleeping porch circulation interests. In l'hone SALE Miscellaneous. 218 W. Gold. Phono 407. rooms, hall, good porches, Realtors. cottage, just finished, lot 50x every town in the state. Fin: SALE Fresh buttermilk cot-ta- shade, garage, paved street, Lots Third and Fourth "Wards. 142, price only $1,700; $200 and Members: Now Mexico State $4,500; terms. 25x142 ? cheese; also fresh milk tn gallon good feet isniin cash and $30 a month. Pleasant, dignified and ion. Swflvne's 1515-- Realty Association. Four rooms, ehlngle, 300x142 FOR SALE Houses Dairy, phone dandy feet ,3,500 profitable work. Ad- JRSALEMiscellaneo, US SALE porches, all kinds of fruit, room S,V I.K lloum- i'l Eiist Grand. Full One splendid Stewart utixiuu feet sTKti Real Estate canning. Pnone 2417.1U one Clml dress "Circulation Mana- SALE-Nic- Copper range: fine for 500 chickens, barns and out- 50x90 Exchange FOR ely furnislied 1' l feet $1,000 cottage, 'It SALE Cornet, cheap; 1723 EaVt condition, at a bargain. Phone 2J11-- J buildings, 4 acres six 0U V. Gold, 409 West Copper Avenue. ger, care of Journal, giv- corner lot, 68x140. till West Mountain FOR RENT ground, I'liono 033 road. FOR SA LE blocks from car line; $6,300; ing age, FOR Typewriters priced right good qualifications 0al for Wm. 302 2 terms. and FOR SALE Four-ro.,- In I'll. Iie'3l7lia''a heateri "" quick sale. Wilcox. '.t NEW STORES 2 This is an exceptionally past employment. modern home. '". West Central, 900. Is FOR RENT fine condition; very reasonable. 611 FOlT phone good buy. Seeing believing. Houses. Sout h University Heights, corner and Eighth. 710 "Vst'Teaii6 rabb" "utch! SAXOPHONES and all band instruments, "Ask to Bee 'Em." new or next to corner on lease. See F0FJlsM horned FOR RENT Rooms FOR SALE Two-roo- house, furnished, used; private or class Instruc-tlon- s Phone 2I!3. 226 W. Gold TB.Oct""1C62-J- . W Foil -- r'Trm on ZAPF, Second and or Mr. etienp If tnkeu at once, 1215 Virginia ale ci,oc,,r,i Bandy's shove. Fred K. Ellis. Ph. :W2-.- Gold, FOR RENT Furnished room. 612 North liliona 2408-1- FOR RENT Flve-roo- Rent-Room- s ooiiii'vard. - FOR KA LE Ward at stores. Phones 640 or modem frame, Second. For with Board TU BOIHIY'K Accimatcd pure- - Kanred 11229-- with garage. Phone 6B1-- FOR SALE OR LKARM new four-roo- M1LK ' BEST IN TOWN. winter seed To I'holni 2113-11- whent, yl.'ld bushels lo FOR Furnished room. 415 ROOM AND No alck. CI2 the acre. 2414-R- FOR RENT FIVA.ro, . hunt North South modern house, furnished or unfurnish- Phone John A FOR. RENT Three Fourth. ed. 11)0! Vlrglnln boulevard. Full SALE-- - Medlum size Rox 412. city. housekeeping rooma; unfurnished. 228 North ...j.w"it.. good baseburne KTound floor. 919 North FOR nlcc-B- onn.illlo,,. 4H1 Walter'. Fourth. FOR RENT Cool front room. 60S West ROOM AND BOARD, 9 a week. (11 SALE One or t small house! Apply South iOR SALE thous .d HELP WANTED F T"-'"o- m ltli11,-tMl- l Twenty shares of FOR KENT U,kRENT furnished house. Fruit. Phone 204 South In University Heights; near car line. Copper Holt and Three modern light house- 1022 Broadway. Call silver Copper Mining rooms. 101 porch. South Walter. afternoons. 121 Cornell. work. Phone 11.34 company, at 2 a Miilp. keeping North Maple. FOR KK.NT Two furnished rooms. FOR RENT-boa- rd. Glassed-in 'lPRRgjmiN.ed J. cents share. Address FOR RENT-Four-r- oom, porch. flth FOR SALE Modern box 87. modern 1'hone 2r,8-R- . 114 North furnished PWI-s- ; postoffiee city. WANTED A Alvarado Hotel. FOR KENT Furnished apartment with house; Maple. brick and ,pinlel make porter. 207 Inquire 208 South Edith RCOMS sleeping porch, close In; ani1 l'hone FOR HALM sleeping porch. North Fifth. AND GLASS With lmj-W- . "tr'ers. (.loud cooking and "WANTED Errand must - FOR RENT Furnished room; no alck. sleeping porch Fourth want. Phono 2c eating boy; know city. iic.M 811 board; no sick. 1027 Forrester. apples. uml 3c a pound; also sweet G13-- FOR RENT Three-roo- West Silver. FOR SALLJ Three-ruo- Phono apartment. ten dollars. iSU0 stucco house, MA.W.ANO GINGER ALE elder. Boo 11 145G-- , Apply NorthVcond FOR RENT rooms gallon, delivered If desired Phone 15L'4 North Second. Nicely furntsned with Iit0xl42, on ...... r, 2402-J- CONCRETE form FOR RENT Several first-clas- corner; bareain for Quick an(1 nerve tonic. Floyd Miller, carpenter, teamsters, rwma, unfurnished. s labia board. Phons 1327-- sale. phne FOR KENT 124 South Apply 1600 South Walter. Oil ten-ro- laborers; good wages; transportation to Housekeeping apartment. Ri'oih mtr .7. bungalow. Edith. 110 South Arno. SALE Five dry SOFT SPOTS Job. 11(1 115 a month. o FOR goods Heel and arch cushions Employment Agency. 8. Third. furnished complete. North Seventh. Phn SALE New modem home, 8500 Counters. Apply Kahn'i Store. 109 o,n - FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 21t Kouth FOR RENT room n prevent fallen curee LEAKN FOR ItUNT Two n""1"n furnish-- Board, and glassed-i- down and like rent. North First. Insteps; all foot TO TELEGRAPH Am starting large rooms anil sleep . Walter. Phone 1H67-- J. monthly payments troubles, fi. Planter Arch ..at. wesr MuNiit.l,. sleeping porch, In new house. 1818 J. A. Hammond. 824 East Silver. REAL Supports. Thos. a claia in telegraphy and want four ing porch; very reasonable. 609 South 1468-- .1, phons East Central. Silk Fashioned Hosiery F. Keleher f.ea ther Co., 403 West Central. persona to fill out. For call H Ik h. FOR RENT Furnished room. 122 South FOR BALE particulars By owneii' suburban home. 11-- ', for 15 FOR SALE S074-.- 729-- FOR RENT pairs new phono after 6 p. rn. Fnor,hKNrT-,T!!- r',e rt" Seventh, phone I.arKe front room and sleep- four rooms and y Nearly player piano, FOR HliNT Small housekeeping apart- and sleeping and sleeping porch, city with 100 rolls; Hradley hand 208 ing porch board; suitable for two. water, fruit trees, grape arbor. I'ostof-flc- e HICKS' DAIRf ment; very reasonable. North Apply aoj North FOR RENT Furnishes rooma; no chil- 110 metal h Female. Arno North Maple. box 213, wllh a churn, sixth. dren. 110 South Walnut. city. iIILK' h""J' ne; roller post-bol- e BOARD Good 8c: pipe cuuer, digger, heavy WANTED - ruu home cooking, ratea by LOOK AT THIS! . Pints, brush '2403-R- Experienced waitress. Ap- lOR RENT Three rooms and bath, un- ou.. with sleep'. FURNISHED modem the Beautiful modern quartsjacPhoneT scythe, cheap. Phone at Cafe. YiT Tr moms; no sick: no meal or week, Mrs. Knight, corner brick house, good all de- CASH REiJlSTERSi-noug- ht, ply Liberty furnished, new and Pho?9P4,r0Chi ty Water and location; you sold, ex" FOR SALE elec-trl- cheap. Apply 724 US. ohlldren. 414 West Silver. Broadway and Oold. In Pianos, player pianos, o W A NT ED A waitress. the East Central. sire a home; furnished or unfurnished, changed and repaired. El Paso Cash Apply at 852-- nrchestlnn pianos, with slot at- FOR R E N T Fi v . - r (SKAIfSTONB rooms. 218 Fo'r RENT Room mid l'hone Register Co.. 212 Nortn Itutter Shop. FOR RENT Two ZTr- West Oold, porch, southern gtanton street, tachments, pre-w- furnished rooms, for 2I0-- i LI phonograiitis: values; ,With West New York: phone Mrs. K. Uuldl. , exposure, with good board. 82i) South FOR SALE Three-roo- house with I'nso, Texas. for 108 or "WANTED Second cook, Apply Prcshy- light housekeeping; adults; no sick. 'S""?; 230,'I-- quick action, phone write 724 - - JYI. ' Walter, phone chicken house for two FOR SALE own P. terlan Sanatorium. South Second. FUR RENT Furnislied ruom; private hundred chickens in volour coat, like Ceorge Learnard Piano Co.. 214 South n entrance. 502 .South FOR RENT Have lovely vacancy tor tw.. garage, lights and woter. 1205 West new; good sly end Waller. "WANTED A waitress. Santa Fe Cafe, FOR RENT Furnished FOr!LiErhl"shl-no'- Brondway. 4H0-- cheap, Apply apartment, three he. Partly convmetcents. Mrs. w. 11. Reed, Iron, phone 401 Soutli Walter. USE 311 rooms ",om"- - phone EFFLi "I'll AUTO TOP SEAT South First. and sleeping porch; no sick; oofd.' P'' LARGE, cool room, beautitully furnished, ISO-J- . 40S and close In. 311 South Walter. FOR SALIC Three-roo- house, FOR SALE Eighty-fiv- e Auto Vals-pa- r. WANTED Hood cook. Mrs. It. E. Put- Somli Arno. nr?If.t' prlvat hath. 1211 West Roma. front shares Rrvan dressing, Ef.erto Enamel, ROOM AND BOARD First-clas- s and bnck porches; dandy orchard Harvester stuck, Enamel on automobiles. ney, 1 on West Central. FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for FOR RENT Luruo front bed room, meals; priced right HWX, Valspur modern home, near car line; reason-alil- started: on a large corner lot; terms. care .Journal. Plymouth Paint. Homestead light housekeeping; also . in. For employed woman. Vhorie 1224 dttnge "WANTED Oh'l for general housework. rooms. sleeping 3iirN0or,h10y,flhran8 ''"'-- Kl Norlh Eleventh, phono 1099. Virginia boulevard. FOR SALE One Floor Paint. Roof I'nlnt anil Cement. Sat- 4L"0 Oyer Woolworths. FOR Axminster 11.3x12 rug. North Fourth. RENT Nice, clean elceplliK and A- isfaction assured. Thos. I.eath- - FOR ROOM AND BOARD"; in FOR SALE Furnished house, three .0; shape; good condition. 60H Keleher FOR RENT Three rooms and nt housekeeping rooms. 121 '4 North private er Co., 4111 West. 105T-.- WANTED Girl for general housework. sleeping Third. home; nurBs ; ud rooms, bath, eleclflc lights, water, st Marquette. Central. Phone and reason- reaaonanie. Room 7, oara, tray servloe, city j 304 North porch: bath, water, lights; First FOR RENT One room and 207 174S-- garase; r,o foot lot, ir.oo down and $:10 ' XsTliil.STt 5" TtOOFPA T Sycamore. able. 320 south "'', JJann Duildlne. sleeping moa's, North High, phone Foil sa LE Thorough" red Boston bull NT Hroadwav. porch 619 West month. 1.100 Arno. e "WANTED Maid for private sanatorium. Jlfc.NT adjoining Oold, phone ROOM AND BOARD Can per South pup; female, five THIS paint contains no tar, FOR RENT Four-roo- modern fur- run Foiir.r,n , jr - accommodate months old; with or Is Apply )4H HoiltlT KJIth. ed: owner n, .T"? ""'- a young man with room and board; FOR SALE A good buy; 17x1 IJ fo.it lot, registered papers. 1124 South Walter pitch asphalt. and will nished apartment. Inquire 110 West h.;i"' i"iu no FOR le. stand llie hot. climate of west. WANTF.D 024-- SKK. South K, lamny; Nice, clean modern home; 901 South fenced, city water, garaire, poultry dry the Housekeeper. Call Quid, or (12.1 North Fourth. Ill ih uparlmi'iits, private family. APPLES! APPLES! Fancy and extra We also have a red. maroon and after 5 p. m. Imperial Hotel, 211 v, West Walter. houses; income property, isuu, caslr or green Sunday, WANTED 11 s fancy Jonathans, delivered by All Our Olio or two ladles to share my J11?-- Klnds;furnlshed Central. terms, Adilrf-- C. caro Journal. to parcel paint. kinds. II per gallon. WANTKU woman for FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room, post your door, 50 pound box, 1.60. built-u- Competent general aparlnients of four rooms, two it Wnoil. FOR , now, roofs with pebble sleeping aim RENT furnislied suitable one or on FOR SALE Modern Home, In hiiililaiol.-i- Send L. Farm-liieto- housework. 2:'7 Nnrllr High. close in. 208 South "m lira v., Attractively front for two, with board, money order. I". Sage, will last went years. l'hone 1S"1-,I- . porches, High. room; furnace no sick, main 1472-- four rooms and bath, llit, well X. M. Four-roo- licnt; l'hone flour. I'huno 618 West large Muiizano Co.. 110 South nAftiLU uni lor general housework. FOR RENT-- Threei-roo- i oh RENT i .... fenced The Walnut. apartment, lurm. " . Fruit. poultry yard, garage. Call at 11 North Maple. water Hnd with bath .i i.. 622 lights, gas: water neld: North FOR RENT One nice furnished room TABLE BOARD Can East Santa Fe for cash price WANTED Dili for housework. adults; no sick. 1011 North Second. Second, iiphone 1727-- accommodate two terms. general and kitchenette; io sick. 703 North or three persons for n.eals by the Call In person. Hanna & Hanna, Inc. new two-roo- Fourth. e FOR RENT Very nice, clean, large hn.i.i V", rn"nea week; only a short ride from town. Mrs. FOR SALE 1423 West Central, sixty-nin- WANTED White woman to keep house apartment, furnished; rent reasonable; ".w. ,to,img porch, front porch KENT 105 South 1578-- foot frontage; pavement all paid no Phone 1511-- toil Large eoolh room, with Fleming, Cedar, phone for of Hires, at 1206 East sick: no children. 816 Forrester. aiidgarnge. Blassed-l- n for; house and family .FOR porch; suitable for two. 715 MRS. MARSHALL'S private home for garage; price FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- RENT TwonTm m,nH... Esst Central, $5,3nn. Inquire 1419 West Central, phonj We convalescents, excellent meals, table 728-- will be to assist WANTED of nished close In. oe.: "eeVX 5 JO. glad you selecting Woman to laKe charge npnrtmont; Inquire .h." iwo Porches, ion RENT Two largo rooms, furnish- and tray service; reasonable rates. 1107 Dodson's 317 West Key East Santa v. I161-- FOR SALE Four new cot- house; reasonable wages; small family. (lernge. Marquette. ed for light housekeeping. Call 619 North Twelth, phone practically 610 West Fruit. three-roo- West tage?, for cost of construction: furni home, Apply FOR RENT Threa pleasant rooms, bath , furnished TIJeras. SPECIAL summer 865 house; Ideal rales, per month; ture and lots thrown in for good meas- - , WANTED Experienced cook, In a small and front porch, completely furnished: licnlthseekers; adults FOR RENT Nice roo excellent board, room with ciiiso In, for private ure. "Room - j wages. Mr. Lewln- - no alck; no children. 112 South Ninth. South Walter. St. 7, First National Hank build- family; good Apply 0Kfy1124 gentleman employed; sick wanted. sleeping porch and tray service. Inir. on, care The Economist. FOR RENT Three rcoma and bath. FJX ,tE'Y ew three-roo- house ami ll North Fifth. John's Episcopal Sanatorium, phone 491. H. CIIAS. ROEHL' . i SALE A three-rooi- n WANTELlb Girl for 'housework, perma-ne- furnished for light 09 itnivanit l'o snap in a housekeeolng. IJ. Willi well. ,.". FOR RENT Nicely furnllicd front jXmESON'S RANCH The place to get modern no may go South First. Apply at the, Savoy Hotel 1103North Seventh two furnished collage, on South position; washing; ruom. adolniifg bath; furnace heat. well; miles from town; free from Ideal for healthseeker or Real home nights. 1014 North Second. office. T 523 South dust and free to Walter; shop- Estate, Insurance, Loans and Rentals VOt,L, Third. smoke; transportation man; low priced; easy terms. Apply 701 LEARN TO TELEGRAPH Am Btarting FOR RENT October 1, three rooma and cottasc; close In. inquire FOR RENT and from town; good home cooking, 312South C14-- Larae front room for East Santa Fe. a class in and want four bath, furnished; electrically equipped; Third. Phone meals served family style. Phone 2238-- telegraphy housekeeping. 309 South Broadway. FOR SALE New homes owner: one Thone 040. Corner of Second and Gold. to fill out. For call also garage. 1005 West Silver. FOR RENT Nice n by persona particulars porches; . luui-iuoi- I'none 1778-- MRS. I'.EHOLUND'S Private Tubercular i 2074-- m. 1707-- ...uuu.i, 824 West Ould; one phone after t p. phons 1 "croenea on Sanatorium fur steam heated line. ieeplng porch, car FOR RENT Rooms, winter; llu North one four-roo- "210 WANTED or woman to FOR RENT Furnished Apply 1207 North Twelfth. newly furnished, rooms; new good Maple; Competent girl apartment, four cool, ; one plenty blankets; meals; Call 821 Sil- two-roo- clean, quiet, modern block d North Maple; terme. West care do must be rooms, also milk and eggs; fruits and l'.'40-M- ! for baby und cooking; modern; apart- 5 "" vicant houses with the City from car. 823 South Fourth. ver, phone . A-- l; good home and good wages to right ment with sleeping porch. 1104 North y nd our own chickens served: special diet; Pfompt erflclent FOR A HlFv 1365-- FOR SALE will be party. Apply 222 West Central. Second. ..e!. 207 Oold, RENT large, frunt room. generat nursing. Phone lloines. It to your pi,n, cb;, nicely furnished, floor, no sick. Interest to see us before purchasing a A MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR RENT Three lovely roome and ren I Mve-rou- f.02 ground FOR HEALTH SEEKERS Furnished Mala and Female. i'ur home, complete- Soulh Arno, phone 1721-.- home, as have a large list will bo to this week. ndobe glassed porch, east front, close in, ly. furnished; In best of rooms with: sleeping porches, hot and ready occupy It hns wall WANTEiD teachers for part cltv IMPERIAL ROOMS clean " room, with din- Immediately; furnished, gas and coal dan ses. Phone 707!, West Gold, phone 20K0-- Nice, rooms; cold water tn each room; (team licat: ex West Oold, 407. thioushout, living fireplace the bookcases, In New Mexico nd Arl- - 1988-- J. rates by or week. Over phone room rural schools, ium-Furnis- day Pastime ing with French Doors from kitchen with hed 1 sorvlc.--; pergola, zona. Educational Ex uii and unfurnished Theater, 21 i nt ml. cellent board; tray gruduate FOR SALE UeauflTul brick Southwestern FOR RENT Modern furnished nomee in west t pressed larse cupboards, builtin iron board and breakfast two 117 West Copper, apart all parte of the city. Roberts- - nurse In attendance; prices reasonable bungalow, fkvo rooms, porch table, change, city. two -- i LINCOLN furnish- sleeping ment, rooms ana sleeping porch, Turne vvoet Gold, 407. Al'ARTMENTS, newly and brick ideal bedrooms, bath, plenty closets, linen drawers, etc. clone In. to 614 phone ed rooms; hot cool and close In. Casa de Oro, 600 and 613 West Oold. double pressed garage; couple only. West Iron, FOR RENT water, home near For In- - liasument. Areola heat; ten foot ceilings, narrow oak floors WANTED Position1 CH0-- Modern furnished cottage 312 SoUth Third, 914-- shops. particulars phono vno looms anu phone qulre 7"0 South Third. throughout; two screened porches. outside finish white three-rooi- n glassed slocplng porch; RUNT BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED Housework by tb day. 1'hous FOR Rent Two and furnish- on car line, rent 13ft. 1220 I'OR Nicely furnislied bed room, Winter" stucco. Mo. 3US Harvard avenue. South Edith. In Foil SALE cumliig; avoid 14IS. ed apartments; hot and cold water, adjoining bath; stenm hint; private seven-roo- fOR RENT Two five-roo- furnished home: no 619 FOR SALE Hotel, Fourth ind Central. stoves and buy a pressed This home communds a beautiful mountain view from lights and rent reasonable. sick. North Third. 62K-.- EXPERIENCED stenographer. Phono phone paid; bungalows, 214 and 220 North phone brick, all modern home; listen, heated the cast und tho full view of tho beautiful sunsets 1744-- 4216 South Broadway. 45 Maple, OK RENT Two furnislied rooms for beyond per month. Apply ;24 East Central. FOR SALE Hotel, rooms, pool with hot witter und tho price is right. the volcanoes. Its within 201) feet of FOR RENT Well furnished modern light housekeeping, with use of twenty 214S-- the trackless street CLEANING PAPER John FOR RIL.m seven-roo- phone 313 Phone j Kalsomlning. Modern brick and bath: 209 hall and bar; good lease, Suutb car. University Heights Boulovard drive, Coal avenue. 634-- J. apartment, five rooms, spacious front garage. North Edith. Well-bui- Ooodson, phone house, furnished; two glassed-i- n First. FOIl SALE by porch; best scenic location in town: other rooms. ELGIN HOTEL rooms anil practical ' (.let any real estate man to show you It today or see me. WANTED Sleeping high-clas- s builder, 1076 or best CT. Washing and ironing by the attractive features. Phone 1879-- Maple. Call WELL established business, cash, offer, buys I'i'ice $ t, 3 0 Terms if desire. 1703-J- . 2272-- housekeeping apartments, by the day. and glassed-i- n you dozen. Phona week or oil Centrul, for $1,000, Joseph Collier, sleeping porch. FOR RENT Two rooms, kitchenette. FOR month. 002V4 West Central. :07 West Cold. Ele trlo and city water. The best in WANTED Laundry work. Will take RENT Four ooiraand glassed In Home Builder. ZAPF. 2101-- Sleeping porch, halls, bath and porches, FOR KENT Front room, null furnished, town fur Palmer. 18:2 Insurance home or by the day. Phona sleeping porch, unfurnished. FOR WALE Two-stm- y brick butldluij, 1 Mi-It. private entrances; completely furnished, range and window adjoining tjath, use vi phone, close In 215 South High, phone lT'.SW I'liono Wesldenco 1021 W. Xcw York Ave. WANTED Baggage, express and light modern with 1005 shades; vacant October one or two 703 West South First; location good for any gas. Forrester, phone i. )"3 South Arno. gentlemen. Silver. of FOR SALE lu south new! I'litmc OK). union shop striker. Phone 379-- kind business. higr.lnnds. Office, Second uud Gold. hauling; FOR i'uk room bed room thiee-root- n cottage; two large screened 3172-- RENT Nicely rumished rk.nt sitting FOR SALE Pool hall and" barber shop" - FOR RENT Furnished con- bungalow combined: entrance: in oak floorB built- j apartments, In highlands, one block from private private lit Hernallllo. or see porclieB, throughout, WANTED Position, by experienced venient to unatorlums; four rooms. Centrul, bath. 313 North phono 1100-- Write Agnacio In a real very small pay- Weal for convalescent. Call 317 Sixth, Del Valle. N. M. features; buy; y driver; in or out if town glassed-l- n sleeping porches, gas; on East South evenings. lternnllllo, ment down, balance like rout. 701 East 231-- Walter, 1273-- A. 1321 phone five-roo- J. Martin, phone Central car line. Call East Central, FOlt RENT Two bod rooms, FOR SALE A house and Santa Fe, of phone 693. AV NEW four desirable WANTED Position by cur or see McMlliln Wood. Phone 148. rooms, bath, unfurnished, S38, In or small grocery; close In: business. FOTl PALE new experienced Including modern home: gentlemen ladles Call sid By owner, modern alesman; can furnisn best of refer water, lights; big trees, employed no sick. Phone at 310 Soulh Seventh. house, furnished; neighborhood, sunshine. . preferred; elegantly ences. L. W. Wlnferd. Hotel Combs. FOR RENT Furnished front apartment, plenty Inquire Isla-R- FOR SALE Stores, hotels, fine tu ; cmito and 1217 Norlh Fifth. Phone 1917-- rooming location; priced ' TJNIVBRSff T boy wants work after" two rooms and kitchenette, bath ad FOR RENT One houses, garages, restaurants and other nee H If you want to buy a ucw furnished Lots Now On Sale in the New de- FOR RENT Modern flat on - large housekeeping hlgti-ola- 1113 noons and Saturdays; experienced joining; large front porch; garage If West Cen- room with floor, close propositions not advertised Imuflp; nlfo ?xtra lor. South Kdlth. tral. Lartre ... 1.. porch, ground P.oberte-Turu- Y. ears sired; clean and two convenient fnrnm locally. Co., 219 West IS chauffeur. Address Z., Journal, thoroughly sanitary; furnished. in; no children; reasonable rent, 806 OWN U forced to leave, must well upw adults only end no sick. 124 South Sleeping porch. Low' rent to Gold. four-roo- printer-operat- Arno, West Iron. house, furnlnhed, two WANTED Linotype 632-- rignt party. Phone 662-- union. Write or wire, phone FOR HALE Cafe, four years established screened porclun, fruit tree, garage, wants position; OR RENT Well FOR KENT Front bedroom with lava- T. A. care Dr. M. D. Welch, furnished modern in business; will sell cheap it sold at chickens, homo, harnt'M and buggy; sumo Keardon, five-roo- house, close in. Mi tory; oentrally located private on Dawson, N. M". at .,ih home; gentleman No sick. 611 West once; national liichway, writ fur eash and halo nee cheuper than rent. Fur Third: garara and shade: nn .hiutrdn only. to W. II. Commercial details 2411-H- NO. 1 MAN wants on ranch; PERSONAL Coal. Phone 1102-- particular Stovall, pinna jl position See owner, 1006 South Edith. Cafe, Ho b rook. Art?.. - first rate man with cattle, gardner and f. W7 BRASFIELD watchl clJck and FOR RENT Close furnished WILL HKIA. uur new houne, in Univor- Choice level lots, city water, ditch water. one of FOR RENT Five-roo- in. newly Buy good references, call at 821 115 South Second. furnished Jiuusei Toom, In with FOR SALE One of the finest cates in Blty Heights, at a bargain; furnished; carpenter: Jewelry work. front and back modern home, private Is these lots South First. large porch, garage ; entrance to if de- northern Arlrona, long lease, excellent or unfurnished; this place strictly and pay rtnt to ypurself, you will be surprised WANTED Private pupils; teacher ex also house in the rear; bath, Bleeping porch trade, good twu uf the modern with all the new conveniences; cess pools, 160 rent sired. 416 South Third. location; partners how soon you will own a home. Let us show H. J. BASHER, contracting, perienced and specially trained for Inquire at S22 Eoutb Arno, or are to ioave for Europe; act quick. Ad- small payment down, bulance ltiss than you the cement and ditch dig- 1S40-- cellars, curbing primary grades: good certificates end Phone FOR RENT Two clean rooms, furnish- dress postoffiee box 314, Flagstaff, Ariz. rent; October 1. Address lots and begin at once. Phone 1870-- 605 1988-- possession today building ging of all kinds. references on application. Phone FOR RENT Furnished ed for light housekeeping: prefer two OWncr, care Journal. West Fruit. cottage, aewly school or man and wife, em- BUSINESS established twenty years, for lit North Elm. decorated, Inside and out, teachers, man or man J20 Down and aa and modern and ployed; no sick; no children. 617 North quick ale; excellent for Only $10 per Month. WANTED Position fitter gas. Phona or call between 10 and 12 and wife; ideal for healthseekers; 8300 FOR SALE Furniture or as In a. S81-- Fourth. tion work, saleslady CARPENTERING m. Phone key at 1524 East required. after 0 p. m., or Bun-da- have had years of experience;. Ad- FOR RENT house- Apply FOlt KALIi Duofold. Apartment C, lul Central. Furnished for light C. H. Threadglll, 1220 Forrester. South WaHer. dress Box 88, oare Journal, FOR ODD JOBS and contract work, call FOR keeping; t i large rooms and sleeping & 1S.7B-- RENT OR SALE Beautirully fur- WANTED To lease good email laun- McMillion Realtors CALL HUTCHINSON for huusa cleaning porch, bath connection: water, light FOlt BALK Kumed oiilt dlnlnK lublo. Wood, nished house, six roome and bath, two with of or U07 floor paint- WB DO ODD .'OB ana and phone furnished; no sick, dry privilege buying straight North Fourteenth, phone 718. and wall cleaning, waxing, carpentering Bleeping porches, steam heat, lawn shade, ' positively lease; northwest Texas, New Mexico or house no children, 710 West Lad. KIOIJAIItlNiJ uphol-slerlli- 100 West Gold, ing, kalsomlnlngi and chimney aweeplng: building, reasonable;; Investigate all modern conveniences. Apply Soutn good references. J. C. Robin- FUltNlTliHU and f08S-- our low lit Arizona; D13-- S3U-- n Odd .lob Man. phone prices; estimates fret. Phone High. son, Fort Worth Sienm Fort l'hone or 2306-- J. P. Kluken, 212 Tale. Laundry, Hediltnfr WANTED By young Indy attending FOR RENT decorated, well fur- DRESSMAKING Worth, Texas. Company. fam- 1 WANT low Newly school, placa with smnll private you lo investigate my prices nished fine modern home, with SEVvlNU KUlt HALK Leather clmlr mid lrather to act aa and as- on Kind or a glassed by iiuy,'2, ur at uoiuo. l'hone 41a ily companion evenings any building prunos tlou and screened Bleeping porches; fire 1430-- couch. North Twelfth, photic and room. you have In view. A. place lOuO-- sist with the work for board R Palmer. Bunga and furnace heat; best location la high- - 27. low 1708-- suar-antee- Telephone Builder, Dog 41, city, l'hone laiius. WANTED Uressinuklug. Work n nz" mast silver. B. FOR RALE I''OR SALE Solid leather trunk, NEWWCiRK or all work FOR Hatalnger, IjOO North Fifth. alterations; RENT Two IflHST-Cl.AS- AUTO REPAIR fine business lo milk cans, $1.6ti; (Jiant auto cumfortable furnished S SHOP; LOST AND FOUND guaranteed; estimates free; will make cuuages, m eeautirui Tejano canyon; dressmaking, work cation; must sacrifice. Address tires, 3; largo stock of new and used close on a lob 818 South phone 1667-- J. to' very figure in highlands climate Ideal; telephone service. Ad- Walter, care Journal. furniture. 325 South First. LOST Chlii'unh'ua dog';' answers name or 1765-- E. E. $4,000.00 heights. Phone John- dress H. post-offi- HElTsTlTCHING 2375-- B, Hammond, phone 297, and pleating. Phone FOR SALE Oak dining table anil sis of "Toodlea.' Phone Reward. son, 016 John. f.Hl-- bog 658. Alhuiiuerque, N. M. room Mellnl building. Myrtle leather-botto- choirs; Shuttle Worth LOST Little white and black Bpotted FOR Slevert. Wilton velvot all Rood as new, for Will buy a six room modern house, modern except female answers to name ot RENT 313 West McKinley, now rug; dog; MONEY llOUBe. nlenennflv I, tcnterf l,.a , i'LEATINO, and one-ba- it Call SSL or 101 Soulh heat, located close- in on South Walter street.' It has an & child'! 1145. TO LOAN accordlun. side bos; price. "Spot;" playmate, phone North mtraat nail orders. N. 215 North FOR RENT Storeroom F urteenth. onst front, trees and with and MONEK TO LOAN On din-- t'nnrlh Ih.u ...ln. Crane. lawn, hedge, garage other LOST White bull one brlndie watches, Seventh. three-quart- pup with porch and cxnvase Bleeping porch; bath Crane Apartments, phone 814 i'VH KKNT Uuildlnc at 413 Went Cop FOlt SALE New bed out buildings. eye. and brlndie on back; monda, guns and everything valuable. spotted spot 8 '"viii aim electric- 1012 WANTED reason iuitabla for E. and Victrola. sani- name 15 reward. A. K. Mr. B. Marcus, SI South First. ligius. Apply Dressmaking; prices per; ffarace. Inquire II. springs mattress; Bplvens; Kline, North First. able! satisfaction guaranteed.' Miss Sherman, at First Bank and tary couch and pad. kitchen table, sew-I- n 2419-.T- UO.NKf xo LOAN, on first-cla- Savings phone real FOR RENT Four-roo- Paulln 487. 420 West Trust S. rug, 11.000. Mo-- furnished house, Vorbach, phone Company, phona machine, library lamp, TAKEN from lunch room, Sep- estate; 1.000. 12.000. not Oold. etc. 1222 West 1018-J- . T. Harvey Million 20 modern but In very good condition, WILL to tenant a 2 00 Central, phone tember 16, woman's cape: made from and Wood West Gold. arrange suit 01 .WILLIAM LEVERETT, Realtor electrlo lights and city water.' large HEMSTITCHING done in the foot brick building; goud condition; liberal no MONEY LOAN on three-roo- promptly Paisley shawl; reward and TO diamonds, watches yard; also one unfurnished best possible manner, reasonable. Banta F reasonable JFOR SALE Poultry-Egg- s mirations asked for return, 612 North and good con house prices opponlta hops; Thone 110. S1J West Oold. Jewelry: liberal, reliable, with Bleeping porch. Apply 1021 117 Gold avenue, phone 787-- Singer torm. Sea or wrila U Hoynun, 10K F?)irATt?eM(TyWiIlTTea Fourth, phone 1720. .. , ., fidential. Uottlleb Jewelry Co., 105 N. let. North from to 13 a. m. Eighth i Sewing Mi.ohtne Company. North First, Albuquerque N. M. 0 cents each, l'hone 8080-- . i'age Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL September 25, 1922.

RAILROADS "SPOON RIVER" POET'S SECOND HONEYMOON THERE I! H TERMINATES WIFE'S LONG ESTRANGEMENT Boy Wanted. l'or drug store, American with til oil. !. Take tin' Crimes Coldrn for wheel, not in school. really puoil apples EXPANDING THE INH(I-,- : I'hono instance, mey are m mily :i splendid ratihs; ! llf. but good oKing f"r su'iec i .i "gTHEATRE i;; I'M r.riicfi hihI i LAST TIME l.ikew priced A THIMBLE TODAY a;-'- ; liable. TRAFFIC VOLUME ' will hold over twenty thousand Then ii lir: or.li.r ipp als In you, tli '''it is iho Jonathan of the smallest watch screws, WAY !."'0'1 HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY splendid fill tpple lull not wry for cooking. i Bring your watch to us. We arc 'Car Statistics Con- experts in our line. All i Ill li' Kf'l Mill nlfil .'inil p;:o;rcl standard Loading WISKMAX bu.'h"l Be Richard tinue to Satisfactory; 4tv Watch Maker, Jeweler. Knsraver Kipling Presents ' Corner Second und ;old. Wo vouM lil;. I" have ou tliop :n ami m'v lor ynm-pol1- Further Gains Reported .iliilif id B"t our nrifos by tho luix. i'h'sl lass s ilcs will not' hi; chea per than t.iey arc loiluy. by Steel Plants. j .New Sept. 21 the Asso-- 1 WANTED "The Battlin' Phone 28 York, (ly WARD'S CASH STORE, dated Press.) Despite nervous-- : Young woman of refinement ness in the securities markets, do-- I to assist graduate nurse in Central. Delivered for 10c two-fiste- red-blood- 508 West Orders meslie and industrial and finan- small sanitarium. lOasy work a thrilling story of a d hero of the cial the last and good pay. Kxpcrienee not A Western Is developments during F 4r Answer 1. O. Box range. Story that different. week continued reasonably satis- - necessary. 224, city. miiliH!iiiiin factory. Added Attractions: ji.'iitm Talk of war in F.uropo on the basis of the Turkish troubles which conservative quarters considered THE BLUE FOX CURRENT EVENTS overdrawn a. disturbing influ- Gordon Landon's Albuquerque's Always ence but served to rally grain pric Finest Worth es appreciably. December wheat Shade Shop Regular Prices rose as high as $1.09 S which is Shades made to order. Theater While 10 cents above the recent low. Luxor Hand-Mad- e y have been report- (Victor air-coole- Further gains Cloths) ed by the steel industry. More Klrsh Curtain Rods blast furnaces have been placed in riionc 1UID-.- I. 415 North Sixth iWT TIME TODAY operation and the rate of steel .WiiiaiTriiii r itr n ,n i i" mi LAST making has been Increased to ap- proximately 05 per cent of capa- This which is bet- Fox city. recovery, 421 W. ' William Presents ter than bad been anticipated, has Phono Central. WILLIAM RUSSELL been by a settling RENT A CAR down of the steel market as far as BT concerned. Drive It Youieeir--N'e- w Fords Li prices jire and und Sedans Lyric The improvement in steel opera- Dodges. Coupes tions has been made possible by an AI.IUKjri''.KQi;H "The easier situation with regard to coal. imiVKltlJKKS CAR CO. CONTLM'Ot'8 1 TO 11 P. M. Bituminous production lias been Cars Delivered. pushed well beyond the ten million Edgar Lee Masters, author of "Spoon River Anthology," his wife and LAST TIME TODAY ton a week and supplies are now two daughters, Madeleine and Marcia. fairly comfortable. Crusader" Car londlng statistics also are Edgar Lee Masters, famous poet, is now on his second honeymoon PURE MILK BIG DOUBLE BILL WITH satisfactory, indicating that the with his wife after an estrangement of nearly two years. The author WMole milk or cream, qualit) railroads are still expanding tin; of "Spoon River Anthology" became reconciled to his wife. She had guaranteed better than cllji A Great and Stirring; Story. traffic movement to new high lev- refused to seek a divorce when he left her. So he came back. heallh requirements. Delivered els since the fall of 1920, dully In any quantity (o any part VAUDEVILLE Disregarding a rise in the call of the city. Butler's Dairy. Puouc rate on Xew York M03-Rr- .. NEWS'-To- ph of money the stock The llniHtock Klectrlc I2ii Also "FOX the Day to 6 per cent, which Co., exchange South Vulc. I'hono iillKT-- to I seemed have been due to tax SCOUT NOTES Adv. HAROLD LLOYD IN A COMEDY collection operations, the tone of WILLIAM DUNCAN i the money market has become and slightly firmer.. Bankers' accept- COAL-CO- WHY SUFFER Regular Admission Prices. ances, now command one quarter of Midget Troop. AL one cent more was the Cardinal and white have been s is per than us colors. Guy Transfer prepared to fill with sand and dust when you case a few weeks ago. The e.xpln-- 1 chosen the Midget troop bin with COMING The is a football your either Gallup lump can have comfort by installing EDITH JOHNSON nation lies in an increase In the troop starting or I lagan coal. Leave your or- Piece Metal Weather team and" is foi' uni- Strip; d, Thursday, Friday and Saturday volume, of bills, which has been raising money ders now and avoid t!io rush. For Are Entitled forms. The Kotury club is assist- 112a guaranteed satisfactory. (contributed by heavy importations. the who aro also Soulli Second. prices phone 1742-W- , or see some of which ore seasonal and ing boys, selling 371 N. 2122-W- . Kver-c- tt Phone Phone It. P. Thomas at 100S For- some of which have been In antici- tickots to the Flks' circus. "THE QUEEN OF THE TURF." of the rester avenue. pation of the change in the tariff. llenfro has charge, troop At the same time it would ticket sales. appear letters will be Silent Troop presented The Vow' that balances have been foreign to football who take Essex Cabriolet withdrawn from this market, prob- the players for use in part in 10 games. Troopers out for Will trado for bungalow, pre- i3 ably purchasing grain in AVill Also the team are i.ee Vann, Kussell ferably lowlands. pay directors of the Fox forces. ami raw materials. No sharp rise jling In Here, Fred Crawfish, the difference. i money rates is, however, antici- Jerry no popular l ex star is supported I'Jverett Kenfro, Luclan Mil. ( HADHOl KMC I3ru-nett- c, pated. RENO KOMEDY KOMPANY LOCAL ITEMS by Helen Ferguson, Fritzi Hioe, Fred Cainfish, Hugh Kim-hroug- h, 621 "West Coal Avenue numbers are now (ieorgo Webb, Carl fiant-voor- t. Samniio J'ilair, Everett Koh-le- in (iertrude Clahe, Fred r Walsh, Carl l.nvitt. Jack Bundick, A Vaudeville Novelty Music, Singing and Dancing Harry O. .Strong, C. T. French and italph Clolnger. SI Robert Hlckey, Richard Ardcle, 147 and 148 FUN! FUN I FUN! and l'Vcd Crollotl returned Inst The young miner lives on a Lewis Mcltac, Tommy Suffolk and night from Denver, Colo., whore farm, but his heart is In tho city. Clifton Howell, FOR SALE attended the National Fu- His sweetheart tells him she Is Regular Prices. ihey Two nice houses, twenty-fiv- e neral Directors convention. They leaving for the big town. Not- foot lots, two rooms .Now 0 AVERTING A BLAZE AT THE each, IMPERIAL went as delegates from ing his disappointment, his mother SMALL of advises him to his luck in sleeping porches, north part .Mexico. try the NEW REPUBLIC CAFE town, good locat'on. See S Jo in." on. wlio has that lliero is no George II. city, realizing Kahn, 109 North First, cash or LAUNDRY CO. boon making his home til the chance for him on the farm. He terms. lintel, went to a local huh-lilt- goes to the Cobalt mining district NEAR EAST WAR An overheated stove caused a yesterday, where he will un- and becomes successful. An in small fire in tho kitchen of tho WOOD i AVest Cen- FACTORY dergo an operation. teresting love story is w oven in New Republic cafe, on .M. avenue between First and , J. Hcrvcy, KusMell altorney, the picture. tral is to' Taris. 24 (by the Second morn- lias moved to Albuquerque, "The Crusader" ' declared Sept. streets, yesterday wliere ho will practice law with. be one of the best vehicles Uus-- 1 elated Press) .Hen ry ing. Roth departments answered LUMP BUY IT BY THE LOAD Captain W. C. Kold. 'sell has had. nouillon, prior to his leparture the call. Tho fire was extin- EGG Richardson, formerly. for Smyrna today wiih tho man guished with chemicals beforo GALLUP NUT a .tud.nt at the Lnlvcrsi.y oflAUTO CRASHES INTO date virtually of France, Great much damage was clone. Dry Clean Sound Fuel . . I'.rltain and to deal with I. .Ml.MVV. II IIU lltl.T n'viii llli. Italy The on Inst three has CITY FIRE Mustapha Kemat f'asha, received very best the market years at Oxford, TRUCK; DEATHS AND FUNERALS j to the following message, from the ORDER A LOAD TODAY returned his homo in KoswcH, DAMAGE IS according to Word received lure. SLIGHT Turkish nationalist leader: "I Superior SERVICE and SATISFACTION await your arrival. Your friend, WILSON Miss Julia1 Viola1 A 23 died at Dr. I). II. Murray, Osteopathic and largo touring car crashed into Mustapha Kemal." Wilson, aged years, HAHN COAL n on CO. PHONE 91 Violet-ra- y treatments. I'hono HI. the rear end of one of the city flra M. Franklyn-Botilllo- will reach her home Cornell avenue last tniek.s last night near the St. John Smyrna Thursday morning. night. Her mother and sister' Coal and Lumber Sunitoriutn where a small fire was "This has been a victory for were w ith her and will take- the Supply Company reported. Roth the truck and the common sense, for about the first body to her old homo at Stanton, j Theaters Today I car were slightly damaged. The time in history,"' said the French Iowa, fur burial. Strong Broth- 4 Phones 5. Wm. R. Walton, President and i jtnuring car was following the truck, envoy to the Associated Press cor- ers are in charge. Manager 'iwhich stopped near a street inter respondent. toi7ay. "Much of the B". Tin nter section and backed. The driver of sudcess in reaching the agree- BROWN Ray Brown died yes- - Repeating today the who is for tho last lime, the Richard Kip- touring car, unknown, ments as duo to Lord Curzon, lerday morning at his residence "The RaUlin' also attempted to pass the truck but did whose of the in the north part of the city ' ling story, Kid;" not room handling negotia- repeating the episode of "The Rluc have enough to avoid tions was in the finest spirit and after a short Illness. Mr. Brown HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Fox." arid the "Current Lents" crashing into it. worthy of British statesmanship. came here from Boliver, Mo., a VA The old Kelly truck was taken short DEVLLE pictures. "M. Poincare wrote the note to time ago. Funeral arrange- to the Highland station following Mustapha Kemal. and so drew it ments will be made today. Crol- - TO BUY the accident and will be used there up that it is a communication of lott is in charge. .' Ljric Thcalcr "The Silent until the other is AUTOMOBILE AND Villi.'' with William Duncan and truck repaired. equals to equals and not in the TIRES TUBES LAST TIME TODAY an all-st- cast, is being repeated manner of superiors threatening MONTOYA Tomasita Muntoya AT COST. today for the last time, "iieno's f inferiors." died yesterday afternoon at her , Franklyn-Bouillo- ne- Old j Koniical Kapers" will also appeal-again- M. who residence at Albuquerque, SCHOOL XOTLS. ' While Last. doing novelty singing, music gotiated an agreement with the She Is survived by two sisters. They and dancing. They arc great 4 Turkish nationalists last year, does who were with her at the end. Ask our salesmen, Phone, Write or Call Reno's Komical not consider that a settlement has The body w as taken to Crollott's Kapers SOUTH BROADWAY. yet been reached, but believes funeral parlors pending funeral Pastime Theater "The Crusad- Girls in the domestic icicnce that the agreement between the arrangements. BOND DILLON COMPANY Novelty singing, music and dancing, buck and ers," starring William Russell, is classes have been studying food French, British and Italian gov- wing, soft shoe and eccentric dancing and Irish being repeated today; also the man- values during the week and will ernments and the concessions Gentry's eggs, 65c: for sale at and black face comedians, in addition to agement is repealing the comedy probably assist in preparing the hot they have made in meeting the leading groceries. Adv. regular with Harold Lloyd as the star, and lunches which will soon be served Turkish nationalist aims, have programme at 4:10, 7:40 and 9:30. of the pictures the "Fox News." daily to all pupils who are unable brought about strong probabili- DR. FRANK tk. to ties of MacCTtACKJLX, go home at noon. peace. Dlt. DAIS B. MncCRACKK.J. Mazda No Advance in Prices. I i:s ii mm i i: w iiu.r; The following fourth grade pupils Europe, especially England, has Lamps IIOIM) If l AND FOOT: had in been saved from he Osteopathic Physicians. perfect grades spelling every great danger, K. I' Phone Office 89-- 10 to BO watts each... 85o si:ii "Tin: day last week: Estella Gurule, continued. "I am not sure Building. mjlext vow that Residence St-- J Adv. CHAMPION LAMPS Kinma Sanchez, Bert Cox and Solo- Kngland yet knows how a In great 10 to 60 watt, each...R5o makiug one of the scenes for mon Herrera. danger. There cannot be peace 10 to 50 watt, five for $l.'fl( "Tne Silent Vow," which is being Simona Mendoza was the winner in Europe without peace in the PHONE 76 repeated for the last time at the of the second grade artihniotic on-te- st east, and there can be no peace We deliver flvo or more. Lyric theater today, William Dun- last week. in the east without peace in FOGG, The Jeweler Theater can was required while bound The primary room is being deco- hand Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Hard- and foot to use a hammen rated with colored chains and Highest Quality, Lowest Prices. and a red hot soldering iron. This which the have Whitney ,pc drawings pupils GRASS FIRE BRINGS Opposite Postoffice. task seemed impossible at the made- 118 South Fourth. start but Duncan, ever resourceful FIRE DEPARTMENT TO ware Co. and used to making movie thrills CAR TURNS OVER ON and doing marvelous stums, found ST. JOHN SANATORIUM Save Money by Buying it easy. FOURTH STREET ROAD SHOE REPAIRING He half squirmed, half bopped to Fire, in a mattress In where the hammer was starting CLASS MATERIAL AND lying, and. Joe SOT South First one of the cottages at the St. FIRST it in hw Cirelll, i WORKMANSHIP SUGARITE CHESTNUT picking up his mouth, held street, was a Drivcrless John sanatorium last night, spread it piloting MOV CM tight with his firm teeth and Ford last on north out of the cottage and into tall, SKI ir used It with the ease of night the pike and grace of de- dry grass in the Tho Electric Shoe a Next he over the city when he suddenly yard. city City carpenter. hopped cided to turn the car around. The fire department extinguished the It costs less and you use less. to the place where an 'electric o ' car turned completely over. Cirelli blaze with chemicals. The dam-ag- Shop We guarantee satisfaction in furnace, heater and ranse soldering iron was placed, and was Blight. VJMIDEV with a cut on his with his hands tied behind his escaped slight Ladles' Half Soles T5c left hand. The and wind- .hack he moved close to the iron top Soles and Heels $1.15 NEW STATE COAL COMPANY to that the cords which bound him shield of the car were crushed. Men and Women Ru biter might be burned. This was a more Heels 40c C. II. COXNF.R, M. 1). D. O. Let Us Send Man Phone 35 difficult task than that of using a Men's Sewed Soles 90c Osteopathic Specialist. To that broken window HIGH CLASS SELECTED ACTS the hammer, as Duncan could not replace " Stern T0I-.- L 325-- see what was going on behind him. lei. glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. FREE CALL AX1) DELIVERY and on several occasions his flesh Adv Phono 421. 423 North First. Quick Sertice. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 'ame in contact with the solder- Phono SB7-- 213 South Second ing iron and caused him to wince. licaiiiilul fiTii. IMS tjreon-- 1 Matinee houses. I'lmnc 7S2. -- Wednesday Before the film was completed Adv. he had received severe burns about IVAGGEHEIt'S SALE Public the wrist, but this did not prevent Monographer. .Mr. Km. S, Mi llni 1503. Adv. WANTED Devore Duncan from finishing the pic- Bills. I'll. Bill & Hattie Carr & Worth To get acquainted, to make room for our other ture, and while the scene Was tak- A first class cook. CITV Apply A Musical 'ALL HAXDS OX DECK'' stock of goofTs We will offer our en in the i:i.ectric SIIOC; SHOP Oddity A already bought. early morning, it was late 5;-V- . : Comedy Act. in I'bnnx if.i Smith hrmnd AX GEL CAFE ', 2 entire stock of home at: evening before the star direc- I'rfe dill und IMIvrrj-- Adv. furnishing goods greatly tor got time to have his wounds 119 North Fourth. 0MERA reduced prices during the next week beginning dressed at the first aid station on Ed. Hastings Romanos Sisters Corsages, Wedding bouquets. ' Monday, 25th. the Yitagraph lot. Ives. Plione 732. Adv. Comedy JnggHqg Xovclty Classy Novelty Duncors September Kdith Johnson. Mr. Duncan's fair NOTE A OF has nn FEW OUR MANY BARGAINS. exceptionally peaf.. THE ELITE IN 1 lot to beds l St 0.0(1 Ins role In his production. tit tli The Woman in Room 13" 1 lot new $10 mattresses , $11.00 DAHLIAS NUT 1 $110 range slitely used .....$70.00 Tin: :isrsDi-:n.- PIF.E 1 with Cleaners For Tour DON'T FORGET TI1E MATINEE WEDNESDAY $40 Ilango slitely used ..,.$20.00 W ILLIAM Rl NM 1,1,. NOW Gifts and Decorations. 1 . $40 Axminister rug. new , $32.50 AT AND AFTERNOON AT 2:30 PAsTIMi; TllKATLIt DYERS MATTERS R. F. BLOOM . 1 Heavy Axminister rug slitely used $20.00 HUG C1.EANING Phono 2167-.- T In "The a NljrhUi: 7:15 and 9:15. Dressers, Chiffoniers, Dining Tables, Center, Crusader," William Phone 453. Cor. Bth nod Gold Garden Bcsldo Y. M. C. A. MafWc: Fox photoplay which is being re- AZTEC FUEL 2:30 Wednesday Tables, Library Tables, Cook Stoves, Gas Stoves," united today at the Pastime thea-'j-- r PRICES: Night. 55r 35o: Children. 25c. 'Heaters everything. These goods will sell on for' the last time, William Matinee: 35c; Children, 10c. COME EARLY. Russell is starred In the role of a FOR RENT FOR SALE COMPANY Bight young prospector. Many of the bal- ncenes were taken in By owner, $250 cash and the famed Our horr West ance four-roo- Cobalt district.' "1 Central, like rent: a IVAGGEHER'S STORE mining (." !.!' Ished. Call at adobe stucco, nicely furnished Phone 251 The Is Alan Sullivan. 7 ' V ' htory by old or phone In Highlands. House It was directed by Howard M. 2 W 204 West Gold Avenue. L. Joe Crystal Opera 305 North First street. Phone 375 Mitchell, who is one of the lead Miller, Prop.

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