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PEflSOWS I 30 MINERS ALSO INJURED 77.GQ0 SOIOiV iV WASHINGTON; TS TSI1EZING OUT ADMINISTRATION SUCCEEDS FIRST WOMAN SENATOR G l V A FIGHT INST THE PROFITEERS SHIPPING BILL' IN GAS BLAST AT MADRID, 10 TO 3 DEFEAT RATIFICATION OF PLAN OF SOUS; CAUSES HEATER 1 Y CAUSE IS 101 DETERMINED Harvard's Initiative and Re- ITER COMPACT Measures to Relieve the Fi- ISE WRANGLE source Overcome the nancial Plight of Farmers Big Blue Team; Clemen-cea- u Is Discussed With Hard- First of a Series of Public Big Guns on Both Sides Are Cots, Supplies, Nurses and Physi- Witnesses Contest ing at White House Surgical Meetings to Urge Its De- Turned Loose; Absent Nov. 23 As- cians Are Sent to the Scene; Thirteen of the New Haven, (by the Nov. 25. .Measure sociated Press. Harvard defeat- feat Will Be Held Monday Washington, Members Are Urged to io the of Are and ed 10 .'!, relieve financial plight Injured Brought to Albuquerque Yah; today, to winners in PhoeniJc Return by Next Monday ith the odds against tlit-- in a farmers and curb profiteering, par- Rushed to Hospital gumc which in exposition of play ticularly in food and clothing, were and lu scenic spectacle took high SAYS IT FAVORS' THE. discussed with President Harding FINAL VOtFwUL BE rank in tho of an- In- ' Seven men were killed and about 30 injured in an lung line theso UPPER BASIN STATES by Senator o;it.;oii. republican, TAKEN WEDNESDAY nual contests. diana. of afternoon in anthracite mine Crimson initiative and Crimson explosion gas yesterday vi.-- it of 111' Indiana senator resources overcame H. The No. 4 of the and Cerrillos Coal company, the big Blue George Maxwell, Director followed a con- Hardy, Albuquerque w ith ( Har- to tho White House, Representative N. M 50 miles east of team,, leorge Owen, a at Madrid, about north and here. vard's burly back, as in- ' of the National Reclama- ference in bis office at which Texas, Makes Principal operating western The cause of the explosion is not known. Officials of dividual hero. It was Owen's run V . tion Association, Is Lead- number of senators from Assault on the Measure the company here said last night that all the injured back of a Vale punt 47 yards, .: states talked over a possible legis- through a fighting Yale team that ing Foes lative program acceptable to the in a Two-Hfl- ur Speech men had been removed from the mine, and that no led directly to his touchdown west. anj how workers had been imprisoned by the explosion. to his succeeding point by kicking Phoenix, Ariz.. Nov. 25. Oppo- Picturing to the president, Nov. 25. The big in tho farmers aro genera!!." unable Washington, A large number ut cots and sur- the first period. sition forces today launched their on both sides were turned Two other scores were made, a ratification to enough for their crops to, guns and sevrral nurses campaign to prevent get loose in tho house battle over gical supplies field goal by Charlie O'itern. Yale's of pay for harvesting and shipping, today were ent to Madrid Inst nlylit on by the Arizona slate legislature consumers bill. star of the day, from the the compact the waters wliilo pay high prices, the administration shipping No. 8 K. AIcKuilght, TAKES THE allocating Watson the imme- train ly Virgil 101 line in the second period, and d of the Colorado river, signed last Senator urged When general debate, which had for tlie coal com- M diate necessity of some forceful to- sales manager field goal, kicked 25 yards by night at Santa V' N. by rep- on Its run for three full days, ended Dr. L. Masslo and Dr. 1 a fa iU.i,r.tinS in program to put agriculture measure pany. J. Pfaffman, Harvard substitute, I resentatives ot the seven states feet and out the long line night, opponents of the in one squeeze 1 o Ward of Simla Fe, accompanied who was the game minute tho river basin. ot between producer were ready for the attempt to sent to FINAL GAME' OF and tho 11. di- profit taking by several nurses, wre out next, oil the fourth Senator-elec- t F. his wife and Marcus in George .Maxwell, executive and consumer. made to rake fore and to as- Walter George, son, Gcorfe, lU'clama-tlo- n Monday Madrid yesterday afternoon period. Put Owen's was tlie out- rector of the National Senator Watson's view is that while thoso The of Washington. aft with amendments, sist the company surgeon. standing effort and the margin association and iiii outspoken any program of relief for the ex- scene of the accident is about twenty-f- the Crimson's success. announc- who have urged its passage unexpected Senator-elec- t Walter F. George of Georgia has taken his seat in opponent of the compact, farmer must go further than tho ive miles south of Santa Fe. 3 Tactical or of a series of pub-li- o of pressed belief that their forces 10 Survey (.amc the U. S. senate, tho eighty-one-year-o- Mrs. W. II. Felton, ed that the first 'luestion freight rates. Interest Thirteen Injured lSiouglit Hero A tactical of the game succeeding In which he will urge, rates and While could be held to put it men SEASOjJ. survey the first and woman to date to be seated in the lawmaking meetings tariff rates. these together Thirteen of the injured shows that Harvard scored on only highest of tho river will bo may have a "art in the farmers' as framed. were to last body in America. George was elected to fill tho unexpired term of the defeat treaty through substantially brought Albuquerque each of its real advances into Yale held here Monday night. He will dilemma, the senator declared that Meanwhile absent members wcro night on train No. 1. arriving at Is a The same surveys show late Senator Watson. "However, before his election Governor Hardwkk and town of "th" man who food and 7:35 and were rushed in Northwestern Spotted territory. had Mrs. consented to speak in every city produces urged to return. The assurancu o'clock, that Yie five times drove fairly appointed Felton, temporarily, end George step In Arizona, he. said, and clothing can get very littlo for it. ambulances to St. hos- Three-Poi- nt asido importance the last night by Joseph's Lead in the deep into tnc Climson area, yet for a day at the openine of the present special session so that Mrs. a mass meeting protesting while the man who needs to buy it given president pital, where several surgeons dress- Felton could be seated. later lias to an Moude.ll. republican .Must scored only once. As in other tho compact will be held in Phoe- pay unconscionable, high Representative ed their injuries last night. First Quarter, But the price." there wcro votes of the men aro Buffering from games this season, the Rite play- nix. leader, that Win Out as or rush advanced al- as Air. Watson told the president to it. the opposi- severe turns, and one has two Hawkeyes ers, by pa "The compact finally signed that he favored tho for enough pass put 1 " most twice :in as tho basin Mr. program with renewed vigor. broken highs. many yards favors the upper states,'' credits, hut he feared tion to work was to learn the Iowa City, Iu Nov. 25 (by the Crimson, but were bent back or Maxwell said today. "The lower agricultural Both factions figured closely on It impossible OE 3 COLUMBIANS that it would not strike at the root be cast Wed- names of the dead men here last Associated Press.) Spotting North- pressed to a point where their CITIZENS 30! basin states Arizona, California of thi tho probable VOL, to western ft three-poi- lead in but question. for tho bill, op- night. Officials of the company to the thrusts weie ineffective nil and Nevada get tho worst of the If producers were compelled to nesday and against said tliat to fact that first the University of once. ponents asserting that unless tho owing the quarter,' bargain. accept, ruinous prices when they lSi- -l conference ' was able to line up there is no telephone connection Iowa, western Notable in the Crimson s.stiYi "The basis of division of the finally did come to cattlo and administration With Madrid or which is champions and claimants to the BIG Lee's selj and count all its absentees it Cerrillos, was the tdrmesy which kept Cap- WESTERN: STATES RESIDENCE water by measurement at crops, he argued, loans would only camo but a short distance from the scene title this season, scored .i brilliant tain Puell on the side lilies while itself unfair al- be a might bo beaten. Telegrams to- Ferry, Ariz., is palliative and be urged that absentees seek- of the accident, they had worked victory in the final game here a third J. J. I.ee. on its it would give while financial of touuy from many 37 to .". siring player. though face the distress the ij under difficulties in getting infor day, called until Harvard had of states approx- farmers was re- ing pails. re- in did the signals the two groups being temporarily lrst Heal lest mation. Telegraphic reports Only the first quarter reached a HOUSE of water.. lieved by liberal credits, an exhaus- l in vo- eleven lliu Hawk-eye- s commanding position. SUPPORT MERCER FOR CLUB imated amounts The first real test of strength ceived by the company were Purple, puzzle Hui-l- was Notwith- tive bo to find some care and to their redit must be Then Inserted. Vaslngo or tho IHver study taken wilt bo Monday when tho lution to tho of the injured. a from ado means of pro- developed The mine is located on the side written a forward pass offen- standing noticeable limp "The wasiKo of the Cole practicable bringing bous.e is called upon to voto o:i great n the stimu- ducers consumers and leg Injury, and under in Its lower stretches I. anj together, some of which melt. of mountain and is sive Patterson put his team river ' i.-- a entered by Captain l irg.-- rafils amendments, a slorio about n mile in A! in tho with place, kick from lus of his cull. ho touchdown came. Back the Application of Vaei P .'ac':!? property, 331 thsi tr utiMlHonn ol. wa-'t eliminating length. had tweeu. 3 o'c, :k, when tho exp.c-r.lo- oc- .bo ifi li. jo. t.Alvr Oi.ivaid tv!eo' ter from tributaries and the point bill. Pacific Railroad! Fourth to - curred, many of the men wen; After ii Icn .Miller scored Iowa's stormed the Plue goal from the Southern North Street, below Lee's Ferry would have to As ranking democrat of themcr- tho mine. Workers begin first touchdown, early in tho soo four-yar- d Hue, where Owen's run of the1 stand this wantage'. Tho amount j chant marine committee by which leaving to Retain Control Be Remodeled; Gymna v leaving at 1:3(1 o'clock and con juid quarter, there was no doubt was Mopped, and still "lacked I wo t of water allotted to Iho upper HOOVER tno out was uiaiteu, uti'c-auni.ne- 4 of Howard PRAISES made the princi- tinue to leave until o'clock, when about superiority Jones yards. Under the captain, Owen Central Pacific , sium to Be Added Soon on the other hand, is based Hardy of Texas, group, in a two-ho- ur h all are out. eleven. was over at a bound. on the flow reaching Lee's Ferry, pal assault on it today BOO Locke added touch- lie was joined by Men Employed and Kadesky Harvard's fashioned by Washington. Nov.' 2.".- Citizen. Purchase of the handsome Pal- - according to the measurements of speech, About GOO men nre employed in downs before the half ended, Head Coach KOl) Fisher, Included hullno 331 North Fourth Representative Frear, republican, made on a of Utah, California and OregoV residence, past years, of Representative Gar- and around the mines nt Madrid, being greut'trick surprises in several details. The "It has been stated by engineers TREATY SIGNED Wisconsin; and probably a third of that num- play. Shuttleworth had (rone back to- succeeded railroad Officials rett, Tennessee, the democratic as numbering of Crimson players that ia order to provide a certain while ber worked In the Mlno No. 4. for a purported drop kick anil tho time was a sur- on the stand before tho Interstate K , hl t Columbus. The resl- - leader, and others, Repre- Ono tho ball was he day for first amount of water for the Imperial sentative Mondcll. the of the injured men brought passed purposely In with the unexpect- Commerce Commission, where the dence willZr'TZbe occupied as a club republican Rich, and prize valley in California, twice that Madden of hero last night said that the ex- fumbled, recovering pass- - to house. The is two stories B leader, and Chairman to who received the edness of Harvard's play; Southern Pacific's ap- ligation building amount would have to pass Leo's the commute , plosion apparently was confined to ing Kadesky, Pa- in and its dimensions are was- COMMISSI appropriations ore small section ball on Northvvestern's five-yar- d 77.0(H) Persons Saw (.ainc relaiu control of tho Central height Ferry in order to allow for went to the front with many re- of the mine, and 77,-00- () 36x42 feet, it is the intention of men line, from whero he carried it The game was witnessed by cific, even after a supreme' court tage. If tho flow ot the river K in Its defense. that in other parts of the one is the Knights of Columbus eventual- publicans across. persons. From of the few decision had ordered separation, n, standardized means of dams ' An assertion by Mr. Hardy that workings were unhurt and made ly to erect In the rear a large-additio- by j who were (leorge being heard. reservoirs tho from ''Breaks the Blockade on there is not a In tho their way out successfully. to be equipped with a gym- and wastage paragraph . Officials of tho coal Clemenceau, war premier of All the public representatives evaporation will be much greater bill that was not framed by tho company called the appli- nasium and swimming pool. Alter- Development of Whole was denied ssld that great precautions ar" France, came the expression that today supported ations In the structure will pronortiunately than it is at pres- steamship owners by j cation the present taken against dust, and pas, and TEXAN LOST II was probably representative of the and expressed- opinion be made to ent." Chairman Hoover Representative Edmonds, Pennsyl- feel-lin- interest in first, however, permit River," cannot account opinion of all aside the varied g that local and general Bil- Sees Asiatic Monaco vania, ranking republican of the they for the explo- would bo benefited of occupancy early next year. who sion. Xo serious have over the, result. "Splendid their territory In- In his criticisms of the in Statement merchant marine committee, accidents if the commission used its power liard and pool tables will be earlier Says he writ- occurred in the mines nt Madrid sport," be said. stalled, a comfortable river compact, Mr. Maxwell has declared personally had I of to pre- lounging for mofe than twenty-fiv- e honors between consolidating railroads bed- Nov. bi ten many of tho provisions and years, THE" MOUNTAINS Kicking the vent from be- room will bo furnished, nnd charged that a group of land spec- Santa Fe, said. were about but; a the court decision advan- that they wero not put there at tha' they .teams even, siiff effective. rooms made ready for occupancy ulators are waiting to take thing about tho Colorado river of Break- Men Huriioil benefit of coming members of 8 behest outside influences. Injured northwest wind, tho for the Utah state by the order who wish tage of tho compact to divert compact, which was, here into Most of the injured men were which Harvard had at the outset Spokesmen to reside at the club. flow into signed ing the wrangle. Representa- government, H. W. Prickett and large part of the river's last sec- tive John U. Nelson, of burned , about their arms and j The Palladino residence is one of night by Herbert Hoover, republican, as a result of Captain Puell's luck W. W. advanced the Mexico for the development of an said he. had received in- bodies, which they expose NORTH OF MORA Armstrong, the best built structures in the retary of commerce, as a repre- Wisconsin, while usually .In calling the coin tos.i gave the theory that tho Central Pacific, if city Asiatic state lit the head ot 'tho formation that virtually every "de- working underground. It is teams an In and is located conveniently for club he de- sentative of the federal govern- believed that all have alternating advantage separated would become a part of Gulf of California which mand" of the shipping interests a chance to the. first this had and leave purposes. Final decision to pur- will be u menace to ment, and by of recover, though some of them are period, advantage the Union Pacific system, chase the residence was clares future representatives had been Incorporated. forced the Blue back to kick from tho stute, as Air. Armstrong made ot a the United States. seven slates in the river's basin, is Charge in a serious condition. Fortunate- Richard Cox Has Not Been attended . Hardy's j substan- largely meeting of the it on ly none of the men. it their line oh the punt that phrased it, "faced with a council In contrast to the stand taken that "breaks tho blockade Mr. Hard, charged that under is believed, Owen and made the start- tial in lusf night. The purchase K. of the whole will lose his Seen Since Thursday; caught monopoly transportation." W4KS not Mnxwll, Governor Thomas development river." the legislation proposed by the eyesight. H. A. counsel for the price made public. stu- and its worst is Oil com- Seven coffins were sent to Mad- ing point of his sensational run. Sca:ulrctt, Campbell, who Is also a close feature that "it committee the Standard Parties Are the Union Pacific, during will much ac- will receive rid last night in- which to bury the .Searching (letting ball a yard beyond suggested dent of Arizona's- Irrigation and destroy oratory." pany money from the victims. mid-fiel- Owen went about wend- cross examination that, in taking has stated that cording to a statement issued hero government for transporting Its Attempting to Find Him this view witnesses "were, tak- power problems, own can cost- Joe Kouker. father-in-la- of T. ing a difficult way to tho goal, 51 the 8 PERSONS ARE tho treaty Is not only fair to Ari- by Mr. Hoover after tho signing. tankers so it sell oil L. of this off. With two in ing counsel of their fears." The statement follows: ing 50 cents a barrel in Texas for Atontoya city, is employ- Las N. M., Nov. 2.". yards interferers F, A. of a zona but necessary development: ed at the mine and efforts to reach Vegas, the s'tages, Owen slid past Bummers, manager and has his to tho "The big thing about the Colo- $7 in Shanghai. Richard Texas, early California association of pledged support Mon-de- ll him by wire his Cox of Memphis, a of four Yale men. By grain rado river compact Is that it breaks The end of the debate, Mr. by family last has been lost in the mountains group growers: G. H. Keller, for the compact as signed. "found the were fruitless. ct tho blockade on of declared, opponents night straight arm ho fended off three Chamber of Com- MISSING IN A Governor-ele- George W. P. development Following are north of Mora, near Cleveland, more and Portland, Ore., Sec- the. whole It allows tis all to of the bill foundering and without the names of the and at tho line merce, and W. W. CalkUis JO. A. Hunt, who sent a telegram to river; injured men who were since Thursday morning grave to turn of the go ahead with river a single definite constructive sug- brought A change! pace effectively Welch and O. S. Blanehard, repre- retary Hoover as chairman development or offered." po- here: foar is felt for his safety. heavy back from tho side lines onto Which as with flood for the gestion made The Griseldo all Thursday and sentatives of other Oregon cities, river commission last Tuesday, protection sition of those opposing the meas- Rodriguez. Flnrnnclo fog prevailed day he was being forced. Picking up all deci- his that Arizona Imperial valley. Tomas 13. more than a foot attacked tho separation stating opinion ure, ho added, "must bo somewhat Perea, Hoybal, Keif, Solo- during the night another interfercr. Owen raced sion on the CANADIAN FIRE not for "Tho worst tiling about tho com- mon Nnrvaiz, A. G. of snow fell and the temperature general ground that could ratify the compact embarrassing in view of the fact Armijo Juan a Blue tackier on break-u- p South-e- m to pact is that it will much Perea, Tomas Mares. .Tose to zero. Mr. Cox left Mora along, spilling the of the existing ut least two years has refused destroy that their altitude is exactly that Cam pa. dropped the 2 line, contact. Pacific harm oratory; i. makes for spinach and Halamnn Maldonndo. Dan Garcia. for the mountams morn- by hip system would make any further statement at the which best Pleases our foreign Thursday Two other Yale players were clos- and commerce. The tenor time. Governor-elec- t Hunt not for speech. JEsiquel Corillo, Kutilo Casinas. with five companions to hunt Four Bodies' Have Been Re-- present shipping rivals." ing ing in, but Tony Hulman, star of the testimony was that the con- ! succeeds Governor Campbell ii: "One can get great emotion over Garrett Takes Issue , deer. When about six miles north solidated is- sprinter for the Blue, who was railroads are rendering covered But Not ; Identi January. conflict and quarrel but there is Air. Garrett today took sharp OIL TO BE PURCHASED of Mora the party separated and end came fair service at reasonable rates now no about facts that sue with seen of Mr. Cox playing today, tearing Protests to Harding great oratory the republican argument nothing has been and conditions be affected . Still to ON THE down. He had almost overhauled might fied, , Leaving Four Mr. Maxwell sent his sec- the northern basin is separated that a proposal compensate the GRAVITY SCALE since. When he failed to return Com- today Owen at the ten-yar- d line, and the adversely by dismemberment. ond in three to from tho southern basin by 1,000 merchant marino was in any way Thursday night to the hotel at missioner Potter intervened once Unaccounted For telegram days to Tex.. impetus ot the Harvard back's dash President protesting miles of barren canon; that thij parallel the government activi- Dallas, Nov. 25. Crude which the party was staying his to ask Mr. Welch if jnlnt use of Harding, economic life of ties in road buildln.r, Oil Pe- carried them three yards more. against tho compact and predicting agricultural and irrigating purchased by the Magnolia, companions became filarmed and facilities by the two railroads after Winnipeg, Nov. 2.".. Father two differ- western lands, or to troleum company hereafter will be Iliicll Pimped Out Its final defeat. The message also the basins are wholly making grants party of searchers to scour tho had ball on Yale's separation ould not remove most Rourko announced tonight to the ent and that the to railroads. (til the gravity scale, ranging from with a Harvard the of tho The Canadian from the informs tho president of the series logical thing when I voted started Friday morning four-yar- d shippers' objections. Free Press do is divide t lie between "If cheerfully for JO cents to $1.80 per barrel, line. Tho Blue team witness said he could not tell. of public meetings planned in op- to waters western mountains in an effort to find him. archbishop's place at St. Boniface them so can make homes in- irrigation projects I was to W. C. Procter, treasurer. vet- stood just outside its goal line to A number of railroad com- as position to ratification of the pact. they Mr. Cox is 23 years old and a Use mar- slate that eight persons were missing stead of Nor voting for a subsidy, the western Competition forced this action, ho ITe make defense. Y'oung missioners will be heard on the is- a of defending injunctions. . eran of the world war. arrived result a fire which destroyed gentleman certainly put something said. ; shaled Harvard's backfield strength sue next week. the can ono make oratory out of the over on he from Texas Wednesday evening for- college there this morning. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS is me," said, turning to Heretofore the Magnolia has A. and sent Gchrke from punt Father Bourke stated that four f..ct that there ampU water and Mr. Alondell. "These were' jjnid $1.2,") a barrel for Oklahoma with J. A. Presler. P. Blue wall. A to after the projects James. P. L. M. P. Turner mation, against the bodies had been recovered but not REPORTED ENGAGED TO spare apportionment for the benefit of all. not for a and Augusta. Kansas, and $1.50 for Seago, and a half was gained. Ham- GERARD WON'T DENY four still unac- of enough water to each basin in few." West and Walter Dennis, all of whom yard identified, leaving POLISH STAR JJorth and Texas. ho a It counted , SCREEN to cover all the Afr. aro residents of Memphis.'- mond tried, gained yard. DEATH for. , perpetuity present Garrett declared, to have- n. was not enough. Captain Buell REP0RT0FHIS ' Asked as to a rumor current that users, plus all of the known feas- merchant marino, ships must have OKKGON AGGIES A is preparing to leave A party limped out, trying to make his tho cause of the fire had been In- l.vt Angeles, Nov. 25. story ible propects, plus 30 per cent for cargo both ways and added that Portland. Nov. 25. Ja9 Vegas Sunday morning to aid New Au-gul- Ore., Oregon but York, Nov. 25. James W. to published today by tho Los then In re- "th0 least act of the -p col in the stop snappy, succeeding only cendiary, Father Boarko refused good meiuure, holding congress Agricultural lego defeated search. Gerard, former ambassador to Ger- commit Times that a report of the serve 80 per cent for 40 years to the recent recess was to pre- Sin to hero to- slightly. himself, but explained that Washington college His however, had lost none many, who was Ger- the fire had in music engagement of Charlio Chaplin, see where it is most needed. vent shlp.4 having a return cargo-fro- day, 10 to 0. Three place kicks by ON voice, reported by started the motion to POWER CONFERRED of man hall In tho basement and col-leg- o picture comedian, Pola "There is sensational abroad by imposition of tho McFaddeil, left end. and a touch- Its life. newspapers recently as hav- the Polish screen nothing tariff." Owen was picked to make the authorities were at a loss P) Negri, tragedienne, about a compact that leaves all down by Miller, left half back, with MUSSOLINI REGIME ing died in Paris, has no intention was current among tho Hollywood wa- Tho benefit to the whole kicked attempt. He hurled himself account for a terrific explosion questions of Mexican right to people goal by McFaddcn, gave tho of denying the report. studios, wus neither denied nor which under the shipping bill would bo ! the UNTIL DEC. 1923 tho Blue Hue. backed by which followed tho outbreak of ter to the state department Aggies victory. 31, against "No," ho commented as ho read confirmed by Chaplin, while Miss greater than Mississippi ap- an aggressive team, nnd it bent fire. to interview- is the only organ of tho American valley clippings from German newspapers Negri denied herself which to doal propriations granted by congress, Home. Nov. 23 (by the Asso- enough to leave the hall a foot or ers who sought a statement from people has any right "and there was no touch- denouncing him as the enemy of S with subsidy there," The of two Harvard had a 1 HURNED IX EXPLOSION this question. ciated Press). chamber beyond. Germany. "Why should tell her. ro- said Representative Husted, re- approved the law down. Owen completed the Job now Albia, Iowa, Nov. 25. Three Tho report was said to have kept "There is nothing especially publican, of New York. WEATHER deputies today a tham I'm alive, that they've men were one about in the Pleading conferring full powers upon the with the point from try, made by used up tho obituaries" severely burned, tho studios excited for three weeks mantic provisions for ocean transportation Repre- Decem- five-yar- d for tho Mussolini government until kick over tho goal from the Mr. Gerard suggested that the probably fatally in dust explosion and the remainder ot Hollywood compact complete priority sentative Free, republican, of Cali- FORECAST. was 273 to In 5 of over and for- ber 31. 1823. The vote line. obituaries were prepared last June Mine Number of tho Hocking talking for several days.1' The agriculture power, fornia declared California pro- Denver, Nov. 25. New Mexico 30. when Coal company at Towa, comedian is said to have met the estry in the use of the water of ducers have lost from tind Arizona: some- he contemplated visiting - Hocking, $50.000. "00 Fair Sumluy, The entire afternoon was spent DARTMOUTH HICATS BKOWN friends in Germany but was advis- this nftcrnoon. Ono rescue party tragedienne first when ho toured this river. to $100,000,000 this season because, what warmer southeast portion; in the discussion of a bill granting Boston, Nov, 25. Dartmouth to- ed not to lest ho ho assassinated. ;'.,o mine was overcome Kuropo more than n. year ago and "Yet, behind all tho precise and of lack of on fuir. entering by An- transportation land Monday, to the government full lowers for day, humbled Its ancient rival. They probably got the obituaries gas. Tho mine was not badly dam- since Miss Negri camo to Los commonplace language of this and sea. bureaucratic and fiscal reforms. At Brown, before 30.000 football fans ready for my assassination when I The) cause of tho geles for film work recently, Chup-I- I compact Hi's tho greatness nnd ro- LOCAIi - aged. explosion lll- l'liu 9 o'clock tonight deputies on all at Fenway park here, 7 to 0. The thought of visiting Germany last is unknown. n is reported to have been in her mance ot tho west, the building of X r: W MIXING .OM PAN Y Conditions for the twenty-fou- r sides of tho chamber, pleading that Brown team, fresh from Its con- Juno," ho said. "And It must have company as often us tho conven- a million more homes out under Santa Fe. Nov. 2 5. The Natzar hours ended at 0 p. m, were and asked yesterday, they hungry tired, quest of Hurvard last Saturday, been a great satisfaction to put OHIO STATE; WINS tions permitted, the blue sky in security and good Mining company, having an au. recorded by the university: that the sitting ho adjourned to had ruled a favorite and the (Ireen them Into use. all sound like Chaplin told newspuper men any thnrlstpfl Kfoete n R linn Aftrt 48 Mussolini rose They Urbana, III., Nov. 25. Illinois announcement come from will. Highest temperature Sunday but Premier wag without the services of her the day after an assassination.' 3 "must inter- has filed its articles of incorpora- Lowest . . . , , 27 led Ohio State today, to 0, until "The compact has a wide and said: star tackle. Neldllnger, for nil but the her." with the of two tion. Principal offices will be in 21 "I that the discussion be a few minutes of last quarter rolled along, and '.'I can't 'yes,' " ho declared. est, for exception Tho iitange prefer the last period. MORGAN SAILS 1'OK V. S. Ollle half- say other cases, and these between Doming. company begins bus. Mean ',,, 37' concluded tonight." Klee, substitute Buckeyo "If I said 'no,' think of the position only inoss with $3,000 paid in, 6 25. J. back received two this which Humidity nt a. m. 00 The president asked for a vote IIAXLON ARRESTED. London, Nov. Plerpont Rune Clarke's punt it would put her in." states, compact makes the has been subscribed by tho follow, 6 m 25., wa a aboard on his own aid- first time that a considerable num- Humidity at p, 62 on the subject, .whereon all the San Francisco, Nov. Eddie Morgan passenger lino, and, Chaplin is a native of England ing Incorporators, each taking1 Precipitation ; 0 deputies including those who de- Hanlon, once a leading lightweight the, steamer Adriatic which sailed ed by perfect interference, raced 75 nnd was a music ball comedian in ber of states have settled funda- $1,000: Charles K. Alley, Pasadena; Wind velocity 11 sired ndojurnment, approved of pugilist, was urrested today on a today from Liverpool for New yards to a touchdown through a London before entering motlpn mental interstate rights by process Robert L. Howze, Fort Bliss; John Direction of wind Northwest Mussolini's suggestion amid con- charge of violating the Volstead York. Ho was accompanied by broken field for victory, to 3, picture work. Miss Negri is a of treaty instead ot resort to thi Peter Alack, statutory agent, Character of day . . . . .Clear siderable hilurity. net at u saloon on Mission street. Mrs. Morgan. before a crowd of 23,000 rooters. Polish countess. supremo court.'' 3 November 26, 1922 Patre Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL PROF. J. P. HERMAN GUARDIAN ADMITS SENDING SANE HEIRESS 17D DIFFERENCE iV TO iBIiy AND MRS. BRIMMER AXI DRIVER IS ASYLUM SO HE CAN CONTROL ESTATE TO SJPF0i?r SCHOOLS lM0iVG STATES MARRY AT HAMMOND

IS FOUND BY SURVEY JUST MADE Hammond, Ind., Nov. 25 (by the FINED S50 FOR Associated Press.) Prof. John P. Tiernan, divorced Thursday in Measured by per capita valuation in other words, make the same ef- .South Bend, Ind., and Mrs. Blanche there is a wide difference in abil- fort to support their schools, itha Brimmer of Hansel, la., were SO Crown to- ity to support schools among atatea, poorest district can raise only $3. married in Point, Ind., FLASHING Gill per pet child enrolled, while day. The former professor of law among counties within states, and capita at Notre Damn who among districts within a county. A tho richest can raise $34.60 per university, In order to raise as much gave his age as 33, said he met his corresponding variation in school capita. bride tho recent !s Also to Post opportunity may or may not money per capita the poorest dis- during fiequired (but would need to more than sensational trial in South Bend in usually does) follow. trict levy Mrs. made Peace Bond of His order to discover seven times the rate necessary in which tho first Tiernan $200; - n in the relation- paternity again a South Notice f v A ,f f 4 ship, if any, which existed between the richest district. charges Attorney Gives vv , - r- a lietweon Bend haberdasher, Harry Poulin. ' r tax valuation and school attendance Inequalities City Professor Tiernan said that after ','' in counties within ami Country Appeal Will Be Filed ' a state, a study a honeymoon and holiday period in I f; was made by the Bureau of Educa- Comparisons showing inequality ha intended to law of of between rural and Chicago begin U. TV. tho taxi driver fy tion nine counties in one state. opportunity in New York City., Brooks, were children are also striking. practice i In group A included the threa city woman an- ken into custody Friday night by cities The professor and a Brooks counties standing highest in tho Generally speaking, pay high- swering the description of tho bride SAY "BAYER" when Insist! ':', officer Fred Rcntro alter statu with respect to assessed val- er school tax, better salaries, have a from Hammond for you buy. to havo threatened .1. J. took train is alleged uation per child enumerated; in better buildings and equipment, Chicago, they entered the knife and revolver, more on edu- although 1'aienti with a group B, the three counties stand- and spend per child railroad system by 'separate en- Unless see the Cross" on tablets, are v! was fined $50 by Police Judge ing lowest on the basis ot this com- cation than rural districts. This ap- trances and Professor Tiernan re- you "Bayer you , in to state in in in the police court K , t putation: and group C, the. three plies practically every marked that ho was to meet her thV ,., George noddy f U In one not getting genuine Bayer product prescribed by yesterday afternoon. Judge KouUy constituting tho middle group. It tho union. state, studied .iy Chicago. also required s to post a was found that in group A, C'J out tho Bureau of Kducation, compari- "She is as different from the physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for bond of $200. J. 15. tlrigsby, of every 100 children were enrolled sons were inado between 16 city other us the sun is compared to attorney for lirooks, notified the in school; in group C, 60 out ot districts and tho same number of the moon," Professor Tiernan said court ho would file a motion of every 100;; and In group B, only 61 rural districts located in tho same in referring to his new wife. "1 Colds Headache appeal. out of every 100 were in school. counties. While all of tho city dis do not know what I would have sentence V .. I - a tax if I not met in pass!? Judso Roddy v:'' J J W.V,T'-- Kven after enrolled, tho children trlcts pay special levy for dona had her." said: "When this city, or certain .( in the poorest counties did not at- school support varying from ap- Profeesor Tiernan said he had Toothache Rheumatism localities in it, reach such a condi- as as those in thu 3 to 10 no idea of claiming liis children such tend regularly proximately approximately tion, when conditions become, " ViSr wealthiest. The average length of mills and averaging about 6 mills. but would let them remain with his discussions and arguments are l B0 sent of the former wife. Neuritis that is f school term varied all the' way per rural distric's Lumbago M illed with guns and knives, it for This from 8.4 months in a county in tnado no' special levy whatever lime- to luko drastic, action. 4 A 8.8 tho of their schools and such condi- sroup Ij months in a county support SILVER CITY NORMAL Neuralgia Pain, Pain court does not proposo in group B. In other words, tha tho highest made by nny one was shall exist if it Is within the t)y 7 FROM EL PASO tion it. schools In the poorest countie mills. These data Indicate that WINS power of tho court to prevent districts In this at assess a fine of (measured by per capita tax valid- rural state, least, Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. "I will A 4 'i were not in the to The Journitt. defendant and put liim ation! are open on an average doing their share Special aitainst the y months thun schools in the way of taxes. In this case Fort Bayard, N. M., Nov. 23. boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 under a bond of $200 to keep the 1 less the levying Handy "Bayer" Druggists. it wealthiest. the inequality referrod to was due The Silver City Normnl school elev- Aspirin is trade Dirk of Mumriatnre of Monoacetlcacl&ester ot ' of tie Bucr Fa!lcjUeoM pence." liij-'- coun- In to a lack of on the en showed a reversal were a number of li Tho child living in the best part effort surprising There, 5 to main- form In a football game this af- in connection with the case. ty in group A was given an educa- party of the rural people lights wan when tion which cost on an average $:10 tain as good schools as those in tho ternoon and defeated the Junior The one which stood out of El Paso by a, score of t nifTnv.l. manager of 'ho per year, whureaa tho child living city. In tho other cases cited, College 9 5, out a defeat of 52 Glass-Lumb- works, in tho poorcmt in group B where district valuations are so low to wiping er ALCOHOL taxi Bland where l'arenti county 0 them Windshield a Tar- an education which cost that $5 can be raised, even to chalked up against by CO. look thu stand. He proved was given only El Fasoan a month ago. The 3. O, IMI.nilllMiS lUMHKM A $6 The amount of with n l.igli rate of taxation tho in- the Smilli I I'bon 401 tar for the defense attorney. per year. money the season for Sil- 4;i imt Street 188 PROOF failed to shake invested in school for ev- equality Is, of course, due to the game wound up rigid examination property ver City. his testimony nnd each time he ery child amounted to $151 In the Inability on the part of the country Pints, quarts, gallons 3;r. wa3 attempt- richest county and $11 in tho poor- people to support good schools. thought l.rlgssy his ing to put statements into est county. Department of the Interior: Bureau For Your Car mouth ho Interrupted nnd made Causes of These lnequalit.ira of Kducation, Washington. liia own satement qulto emphatic. Davis Boston und William While Inequalities in wealth per C. CARNES PHONE 360 ALBUQUERQUE 'Mr. had made his t)iss Dorothy Gordon, heiress, her guardian, H, After Grigsby F. child are inequalities in ability to Paderewskl has up on behalf of his rllent. Mr. Jardine. in the given politics LUMBER CO. pica rebuttal. provide schools, inequalities to return to the concert stage. This specialist in onwn Parcel Delivery took the floor in Koa-to- Clifford William F. of Miss Davis n rate of "district taxation represent ItEFRMTinN 421 objected, on the Jardine, guardian Dorothy Gordon, might suggest to Mr. And Service, Phone Mr. 5rlgsby heiress to a $100,000 in a suit him inequalities in effort to support something Messenger r.au u estate, testifying against re- to In 107 a rourH. I'hane I03J.W grounds that testimony ho schools. In the mine counties Hearst, who used play tho I 423 North First. but Clifford maintained hi? brought by the girl's relatives, admitted that had sent her to an Life. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm closed, Ot- - ferred to tho valuation varies from banjo club at college. . ... na his OW11 asylum although he knew that 6ho was perfectly siir.c. um In one nnd one-ha- lf million dollars and to offer his ppeech o torney ($1,000,000) in the poorest to sixty-on- rebuttal. Brooks and one-ha- lt millions ($61,-300,00- 0) Clifford testified that ALLEGED MAKER OF A confiscated Ford car was sold in the richest; in valua- had freuuently blocked the alley for $111. ot tion per child enrolled from $600 in rear ino ih"bii"b MOONSHINE DEPARTS; The prohibition officers yester- to mora than $3,100; in billiard parlor, along which alley sold seven 12 suit cases slightly . maintain day trunks, tax rate, from 6.6 mills to , ,i. cuttnrA nnd Brooks LEAVES NO ADDRESS and other confiscated car- average ,i.n,ig He declared that liquor 11.7 mills. riers. A wardrobe trunk that the extremes Brooks had frequently opened on whose n in However, greatest nvention Hollis room dale and that he had Taylor, piano would grace ;i first class of variation in this state as in othet' recently en- hotel was'soid for S I. DO. In a few said to Clifford: "Get your pea- near Bernalillo prohibition states, organized on the distric out of there!" referring forcement officers recently dis- days tho officers will sell all that basis, with respect to educational nut wagon remains of lot of stills to one of Clifford's car. covered two stills and a largo sup- a copper opportunities and with respect t'j As a special inducement to teacher and visitors for convention "week only, we are testified that I ndaj and coils, first carefully reducing school burdens, are found no" Clifford car of li'iuor, has disappeared and night Brooks had parked his ply them to junk so that they may not among counties amontf school suits and dresses before in in the center of the a ley. cannot be found. Officials of the be used again. Seven in offering our entire stock of coats, at prices never equalled squarely that districts. counties the thus blocking it. Ho taid prohibition office said yesterday states so organized were se- had then drawn a klnfe a of 17 chosen We own our own we no rent. We give the dif Brooks said: that all efforts to locate him have lected from group Albuquerque. building; pay you and that when Parentl ' MINISTER'S WIDOW at random, and the following com-- , afraid of that knifo, I have been unavailing. am not entered An analysis has been made of PHOTO parisona are made between thu ference in price. a knife too." Brooks had POSES FOR richest districta ot Brothers' billiard par- the wine found on the promises of and the poorest the Kingling re- men arrested theso seven counties. The assessed lor and obtained his automatic two of the recently added further testi- at Bernalillo, and the stuff has valuation per child enrolled in tho volver. He richest district is $2,G3S in the in connection with the case been found to contain as high as mony in- 4 district, $101. The ex- READ THESE OFFERS other vritpowes testified that 11 per cent of alcohol. Ulrcct poorest AMAZING Had asked formation will be filed again.it in penditure per child enrolled varies Officer Fred Itcnrro in the to in Brooks for his revolver when he, these men, it was stated. from H2 richest $5 reached tho scene. A worn nnd battered Maxwell the poorest district the dlstrlc-ta- Itenfro, first 5 ' necessary- rate from mills in one of'the l uey lam iv vfi hpsn car with a feather pillow Jor a We have coat stock in the Bolivias, Velours, for Kenfro to make a second, and cushion, and which ns 'captured In poorest. ' t)ie largest city. more uemunu, uK of some li! the richest of the rich dis- emphatic to liim. the transportation liquor tricts in tho seven counties under Brooks had given it time ago, was sold at auction yes Fahric Furs, Plushes, Polo Cloth and Plaid Back United States consideration Is compnred to the Normandys, bellevo there are terday by Deputy of the districts and If you don't Marshal Tom Stewart. Tho ma- poorest poor anci bone-dr- y spots in America, just both levy the same rate of tax or. Mannish Coats, Some have fur cuffs collars. all nny com- chine was bought by T.eopoldo They some stock in certain oil I huy Arias, its owner, for $40. ' rfl ir panies. Washington I'ost. former 1 go in thii sale at the amazingly low price of lW 01' QQQEZ1Q it W.M I ' $12.75, $19.75, $23.75 MOTHER! til 1 iK'SR-- HI VI-i- n ii i.um n.Hn i i m I Gift SUITS AND DRESSES cold r 7 .v ' mm bus A Suggestions Serges, Tricotines, Poiret Twills and Velours, all mm From the two spaoloin floors of Stroug Bro- silk tailored or beautifully embroid Move Little Bowels with lined, plain Hurry! thers furniture store. en- cuffs and collar. Your ' It would tako an ered. Fur or like material "California Fig Syrup" tire edition of The Journal to lint all oi of for pick at the unparalleled price else he will pralso you tliein. Hero are Just Whatever you givo yuui pieman "California Syr- - - given Fig child! to relieve a bad- cold, sore having becauso it i ;'- x., a few: to up" as the laxative throat or congestion, be sure never falls, never cramps or over- first the one'a bowels and even sick children iove open .little acts, Davenport tables $19.75 v.ith "California Fig Syrup" to get its pleasant tosto. waste which Ask your druggist for genuine iid of the poisons and which has Library tables me causing the cold and conges- "California Vie Syrup" tion. In a few hours you can see directions for babies and children It of all ages printed on bottle. Bed side tables DRESSES for .yourself how thoroughly "California" vorfcs poison, sour Mother! PU must say the constipation an imitation Overstuffed daven-port- s Kie and waste right out. or you may get fig frock's Canton Crepe, Tricotines, Poiret Kven if you call your family syrup. Adv. Beautiful of Satin, Charmcuse, Twills and French Serge and all new and desirable materials. Our Overstuffed rockers in this .,;. ii'tii init'.i most exclusive numbers for street and evening wear included Overstuffed chairs sale at n Mrs. Frances Stevens Mali. Royal easy chairs of After maintaining a policy Chaise lounges silence and seclusion since the mnr-d- er $21 .85 of her husband, the Kev. Ed- Day lcds $9.98, $11.95, $16.75, ward Wheeler llall, and his choir Windsor rockers leader, Mrs. Eleanor Mills, Mrs, Halls ha final- Frances Stevens Windsor fire-sid- e ly given out her sdo of tha chairs SHOE BARGAINS We have decorated our $toreh in aiTair and consented to pooe fo pictures. Mrs. Hall denies charges Breakfast sets well-know- n of shoes Christmas regalia for your reception. that she was at the murder seen' We offer a wide selection of makes near New urunswiCJt, . anc All kinds ot mirrors i 4, be- and in kid, suede, Don't fail to call upon us; we will knowledge of the affair including street, sport evening pumps tween ber husband and Mrs. Mills. Colonial clocks with leather, calf skin or combination of two-tone- s. consider favor be so honored chimes patent it a to r Heels from the low heel to the full Louis Tea range sport and will gladly show you through the WOMEN IN LONDON carts French heels, the heels and the many THE MEN including Spanish store. OUTNUMBER Smoking stands modifications. The price we set for this special sale isV in- record Ash . London, Nov. 23. A trays and gets Headquarters for Teachers' Hats, crease in tho number ot females, n with males, in the Book cuds Christmas a London the last year Toys, Underwear, Gloves, city of during B Nut bowls ' $6.85 is shown in the $3.85, Interval between the census 01 Candies arid various other articles the Brass candle 11 and that ot H21 sticks excem in rose from 1,J. you will need, if not now, later on. with Gloss candlo sticks to 1,105 as compared J Sale opens Monday. Be on hand early and get your pick of our many bargains. ex- Gifts for Everybody 'aetualures the females jiuwer baskets A ec in is J 1 ? " Q ten ot 7 36 Tho crease in years fema i1 Our Prices Are Lower Because We Are Out of the High Rent District effect ot tho war on tho Strong Bros, rurnuure tell Copper at erated population ot London Second LADIES SPECIALTY SHOP one cent during this pe- nearly per numbe riod, widows increased in E. MAHARAM AND SON to 12 per cent. RED, WHITE AND BLUE FRONT Although there was a consider- able increase in the number of per- 518 West Central Avenue. , Phone 299. 321 West Central Ave. sons between the ages of ninety-fiv- ' and one hundred in this period, Walk the extra block and save $10.00 to $15.00. . the centenarians fell from twenty. mm mo males and imern inmates, ic si:: ten pBODBn 12 sixteen, malo and November 26, 1922 ALBUQUERCiUE MORNING JOURNAL Pa;rc ThrcS

PISTOL DISCHARGED BY DEFAULT JUDGMENTS "41 U A BANK LIGHT SO OF ACCIDENT; WOMAN IN BOYS PLAN fti SET ASIDE IN HOTEL ROOM BELOW IS SHOT CASES BY M'CLELLAN I an CHEF OF POLICE Mrs. A. L. Ahmore was shot WINTER TENNIS G01VIPANY FOilED Having hern apprised that through the hand and wrist in a error had been made in the serv- peculiar accident which occurred ice of papers in the suits of the eiv N.MEX. at the Lincoln apartments at 7:30 Albuquerque Hotel company ALBUQUERQUE,jvuie last night. After the accident she HANDICAP BERNALILLO against Karl Stephens, Perfect 0 A. IS BE1MG SOUGHT was removed to the Presbyterian MEETFOR Baca, C. Fernstrnm. Carl W. Rem- AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRIT sanitorium. It was reported last itters and .1. U. Iienkel for the night that the bullet had pierced collection of alleged overdue pay- her hand and out at the of tlio of passed Will Sawmill ments subscriptions to ohn Kavanagh, Son wrist, shattering bones of both Play Begin December Company Building community hob: building fund. hand and wrist. III., Chief Miss- When the Series Is 300 Homes Will Be Justice V. W. McClellan yesterday Lombard, The accident in which Mrs. Ah- 1; Says dismissed the aetinns. On the Sale more was Phenomenal of High Grade Dresses Man Cited for shot was one of the most Ended, Formation of Net Needed for Employes; day the judge had ren- ing; Tying which at- previous peculiar has come to the dered jiPlnHii-i- by default when Dog; Other. Police News tention of the local authorities. Club Will Be Undertaken to Start in 6 Months defendants to mako Mrs. tho failed Ahmore was visiting hor their appearance. He was sur- sister, Mrs. M. F. Snow, who oc- That chiefs of police have the Beginning December 1, a handi Incorporation papers were filcJ prised yst-nla- y when It was cupies an apartment at the Lin- w ill had ime'parental worries as ordinary coln cap tennis tournament for men yesterday wl'li the state corpora- learned hat. the defendants apartments. The apartment notitird to on No- lortals Is ind'JE.ted in the above is L. bo held at the University of New tion commission in Santa Fe for a been appear occupied by Henry cum-pan- v on Albu- - Mexico. U. bank and a light and water vember 2.", while the entry received by the Schewe, a printer. i Organization of.th the ICarly last two N. M. Tennis club will bo deferred to be located at Bernalillo, the Judge's docket showd $37 police yeaterdny from r. night friends were lerque Sehewe and he to N. M. cases set for November 24. The S . at visiting started tour- Kavanagh, chief of police until after tho close of this r.eruiilillo State bank Is in- eases will be Justice Mc- Values to $68.50 Kava-ag- h show them his one of .45 to The .ombard, Illinois', Chief revolver, nament, which will be open all The in- said !u- informed caliber, before them the men corporated for t2a.non. Clellan had been of is seeking his son John. handing students. Frank Reeves, arc Col. Cleorge C. tho hole The outstanding event tho fall season commnnlea-on- , revolver he decided to unload it, of Inst tennis club corporators by company. According to the president year's Broece, Frank Por will 17 to avoid any accident. As he was to be offered Lyman I'orter, undoubtedly impress everyone who John Kavanagh, who is has secured a racquet ter. R. E. Putney. W. '. Keid, all r is I'i nm r, Loni- - about to unload it the hammer as a proi rfro attends it with the remarkable value ;ars of age, left his home ut in somo prize. of Albuquerque: A. F.iehwaM of Lafayette, ml., Nov. 25. Joo dropped manner and the Mr. Reeves has made the fol- Lam-mi- tt rd, September 28, 1922. He was shell In Cuba, Phil Jaegels, Father A. Prout is tin- hero of Furdtio uni-- , giving of this store. Models include such e the chamber was fired. announcement; to have been In Albuquer-l- lowing C. Rac.a. nil - well-know- ,1'own Schcwe was standing above Ills "This is a first class and Floroncio dn versity toni..'ht. his dodging, twist- n makes as Tho October 20. This is th0 last opportunity of Bernalillo. The tentative offi- run touch- - "Peggy Paige." Iff? bed at tho time, with the muzzle of for all men interested in tennis at fug thirty yard for a ofinite information as to his me revolver cers are Frank Porter, president: down in the last minute of the smart styles and the low prices combine pointed straight down. the university. Regardless of how . hereabouts.' When the shell was fired the bullet a man or not Phil vice president, and game, followed by Ilolworda's to make it' an occasion of unusual im- described good may may play W. C. and treas- i The Kavanagh boy is penetrated the bedding, went he will have an equal chance with Held, secretary drop kick for the additional point to those who urer. 7 7 portance are economically KH , being a tall, slender youngster, through tho floor and to the room the best of them nil men will be giving a to tio with Indiana's W to the fur-ishe- d Uielow. Mrs. was The Sandoval County Light, football warriors. Indiana had inclined. ccording" description Ahmore standing on equal terms In the tournament, a his father he is exactly almost directly below the spot as as Power mid Water company has scored a. touchdown and kicked by at least closely the rating stock ot $50,000, divided x feet tall, weighs about 150 where the bullet penetrated the committee is a'jle to Judge. Every- capital goal earlier in tho same period. A fascinating variety of styles in the fol- -' eves and Iioor and the bul et struck her In tour- into 500 shares of stock at 5100 Ul ounds, has brown lignt thing depends upon this first each. The are the materials: Poiret tricot ine, rown hair. At tho time of his the hand, taking a diagonal course nament wnether tennis will bo ac- Incorporators lowing twill, Ii snmo as those of the Bernalillo he wore a blue and ann coming out nt the wrist. continued ut the university Canton crepe, serplette, crepe de chino, isappearance hchewe had to tively State 1ank. Tho offu-pr- arc Phil hite striped sweater, Knaiu sniri arranged leave this year and by tho present satin back wool Canton and bro- tnis morning to spend Thanks scheme where man will have Jaegels. president; Lyman Porter, CHRISTMAS LIST crepe, nd trousers. every vice W. C. lieid. secre- caded in ais- - giving with his family. nt Den an equal chance with tho next guy, president; Canton, navy, brown, black and The day young Kavanagh ver. However, in view of the ac tary and treasurer. he was supposed to have every tennis enthusiast should be Need for has coffee. Models alluringly trimmed with ppeared cident, ho has decided to remain eager to enter, these corporations of ?ft his home to auena school jus because arisen because of the impendinr duvetyn, braids, gold for ills return. here, of annearances. fancy embroidery, tther offers $25 After erection of the big sawmill by the hand-mad- e was re- - investigation the police were buttons and flowors. Another communication convinced the was ALL PERSONS MUST Porters and Colonel and affair purely their friends of West ami eircd by the police concerning an anciaent anu no action was HAVE TICKETS TO Virginia, 0 s .s't hovs believed to bo here. This taken. the construction of the New Mexico ommunication is from Gallup and ATTEND DUX RECITAL Northern railroad from Pernalillo of tnat to within six miles of Cuba. The TUB BIOGRAPHICAL Set vys that Mrs. Hurksiiday ries Lives of famous men. her two ions, Yt and TALBOTT TO SPEAK company erecting the sawmill has ity, reports Manager M. F. Fox of the a-- 000 Nothing better to mould 4 run away ironi capitalization of SI, 500, all help MW DRESSES, $18.95 fyears old had Chamber of Commerce made the In. character than these. nmp. HERE DECEMBER 3 paid Th mill will be equipped following announcements regard- FAMOUS Fron-tiernie- n. ' iin dOhCriPtioTl than their with the most machin- Tin: series other ON NEAR EAST WORK ing tho Claire Dux concert, to be ery, and will be, in Scouts, Leaders, In- Canton Crepe, de Chine and Bro- is furnished. The two are in on many respects, Crepe ge given tho armory Tuesday similar to tho mill operated in Al- dian Chiefs. Their Influence to have headed toward night. caded Silk in black and brown. Dr. K. Guy Talbott, regional with- buquerque by. the Mc.KInley Land is for sturdy manhood. navy, when they left Gallup. person will be admitted rn--i- tiv. secretary ior tne ivear Kast re- ,No and Lumber Tt will bo THE IIOV MECHANIC em- P. M. Yvofrorrt, living at ine who out a concert ticket. a double band mill with resaw. There tire books Nos. 1, 2, 3. Wool Poiret Twill, beaded, -- cited by lief, spent several years as a of concert tickets are navy, verill apartments, a? in will he Purchasers About 800 people will bP em- The last is this vear's book ap-- r missionary Arabia, member- police early last night to In next entitled to certificates of ployed, and the will be SKATON THOMP- broidered, plain and fancy braid trims, the city week. He will In the New Mexico Education- pavroll KARNKST in the nollce court Monday fill the at the Lead Avenue- ship about $80,000 a month. SON Series Wild life and its answer a of pulpit al association. prning nnd charge Methodist church on next .Sunda;. who It was announced by the incor- haunts. mauuam-if- ; Only bona fide, teachers no is ruelty to animais anu evening. in certifi- porators that stock for sale T1IK HOVS LIBRARY Ap- a nuisance. The address to be riven Dr. purchase membership in either tho- - bank or the light, books the National tied by cates in the New Mexico Educa- and proved by Police charge that fVofford JalUolt is especially planned fur be power water company. Council of F.oy Scouts of In nt the tional association will given Tho railroad is a senarnte n pup a truck the teachers who mav remain concert tickets. To all of these corpo- America. and Cop- over N. M ration, hut is fully financed and se- orner of Second flreet in the city, after the tickets will be given if desired. Tin: r.ovs i;ir; came SILK AND WOOL er avenue at 1:00 p. w. yester K. A. convention. .io wi'l spcik Mexico will he Completed In about six ries. DRESSES, $12.95 Members of the New months. The sawmill will com- ay. The pup was still in the truck of the destitute peoples of tho Educational association, however, bp TI1K RAM' BOYS Series inournCully at 5:45 p. Near East and of tho ".oik which pleted in about the same length of These are and low nd howling must havo concert tickets, as they time, so that tho two will to timely a time nftcr tiia police the relief organhati-- has been be on mem- ho'in Wool Poirets, Canton de i.,. short cannot admitted their operate simultaneously. Mora than priced. Crepes, Crepe ad cited Wofford. doing. berships alone.. 150 teams work HtlV SCOUT Series New this that many are at grading for The police report year. ' Lace Canton combi- the OIL AT HOOPKR, COLO. the railway. Chines, and Crepe omplaints were received from SOVEREIGN AUDITOR A new hotel is Ber- The old and ever popular how-i- g Nov. 25. Oi! goins up at elghborhood about the dog Denver, Colo.. nalillo an- ALGER Series and the KLL1S li of the Val and Frank Porter nations in black and brown. throughout the afternon. was struck in the well OF W. 0. W. WILL BE nounces that .100 bomes for em- Series, Dave Porter Series, navy, i it was nec-ssar- y Oil company three miles beside the at popu- also reported that ley HERE TUESDAY NIGHT ployes must be had as quickly as standards, to muzzle the dopr, to stop northeast of Hooper. Colo., this they can be constructed. A build- lar prices'. Tom Brown's to Ox- i howling, while a funeral was afternoon, according a dispatel) ing will be erected to house the School Days, and Tom at Mountain News Rob- elng conducted from the Strong to the Rocky William Crawford. sovereign bank. ford, David Copperfiekl, here. The announcement was auditor of the 'Woodmen of the inson Crusoe, Uncle Tom's '.rethers chapel. Om-nh- a, ynstcr-a- y made by Horace Means, president World with headquarters in Cabin, The Pioneers, The Spy, The polico department Tues- DEATHS AND FUNERALS received a number ot reports of the company, the dispatch Ncbr.. will speak here The Pathfinders, and then said to have 28, in Iho f bicvcles having been stolen. states. The oil is day evening, November there is T11R LOOK OF been reached at a of 2,200 W. O. W. hall. G. E. McDonald, SANCHES Jose Leon Sanohe COWBOYS. There is on dis- rhiv sav thefts of bicycles nppear ' depth feet after five days of drilling for the order, yes-tcrrl- aged 07 years, died last night ai- sort of a book a increase and drastic state manager Ros-we- play every o be on the from ll rier residence after a ill- bo once through the cap rock, received a wire short boy could want at. Assortment Dresses Iiensures are to taken at Mr. Craw- ness. .She is survived by two Special a to it. A number of tn the effect that Jo put stop AKRKST KORMCR KLKAtil.K ford had made one of the best daughters, Mrs. J. M. Sa nehes Book Store uto accidents were aiso rcvunnu. A and Mrs. Paulo Garcia. Strong's ml'.'or Omaha, Neb., Nov. 25. Kdward addresses ever heard there. Funeral "Your back if 'one were more than crowd was present. Arrangements ..artr. Crol-lo- tt money you - ' Fuller, alias James E. Bell, who large pending. want "t." declares ho was formerly the klea- - is in charge. v glo of the Oakland, Calif., Ku lvlux riiPi-nke- Kas.. Nov. 25. Three waa arrested here on were burned $8.95 Klan, tonight men probably fatally a warrant from Sacramento, Calif., and ten others burned but not WROTE SELF to- iN charging him with an offense in dangerously, in an explosion 'i connection with the recent election day in Hamilton No. 6 coal mine Announcement to the Public in California. Ho is held as a fu near here, operated by the Chero de Chine, Costume Poirets and gitive from justice. keo Coal Crepe Velvets, 0 TO rompanVj Having out the m ERMIT TOIE bought Albuquerque Undertaking O DOWD KNOCKED OIT I wish to inform the that I will New Nov. 25. Company, public Tricotines in black embroid- York, Danny It Started Something in the business with full line navy, and brown, Lee. Harlem bantamweight, have not said to engage Undertaking a knocked out Phil O'Dowd of Co "I anything "of SAYS BEACH you, but havo been saying to oth- funeral supplies and modern equipment. lumbus. O.. In the first two min induced to a utes of round ot a sched- ers and have many I have been engaged in the Undertaking business ered and iancv braid trims. $12.50 values. the first take your medicine and be con- uled bout here tonight. Rem- for Fifteen years having been in business in Cleve- was floored sec vinced. Mayr's Wonderful Arrests O'Dowd twice, the is named. It re arid I am a of Cleveland Santa Fe Officer ond time staying down for the edy correctly land, Ohio, graduate me never well-know- moved stuff from I School under n 1 I count. of Embalming a profes- Stranger Carrying Big thought could bo in a human be- I sor, A. J. of that institution. I hold ! and Who ing and feel like a different Hayden, 'Revolver, Pays JURY IS COMPLETED The in my right License No. also New Mexico License. Colo., Nov. 25. A Jury person. pain 2481A, State i ,$50 Fine Without Delay Greeley, side disappeared at once, which I am of service to try Bert J. Lowe on tho charge four doctors said would require equipped to give the public the best sister-in-la- Kdna I to of Blaylng his an also the bloating at reasonable prices. Carrying two alleged permits was in operation; L. L. Fern Skinner, completed and indigestion." It is a simple, I inform I re- arry concealed weapons, court re- also desire to the public that have Frl-ia- ? the district here this after harmless that 'Jrtan, who was arrested here noon. Louis B. district at preparation tained Mr. W. S. Meadows with the firm. Santa Fe Officer Louis Reed, moves the catarrhal mucus from night by immediately proceeded and the got himself into trouble. torney, the intestinal tract allays teach, with his opening arguments. inflammation, which causes prac- THE ALBUQUERQUE UNDERTAKING CO. all liver and in- $50 fine or serve 50 days tically stomach, M. C. WISNIEWSKI, Proprietor. lo 'pay at con testinal ailments, including appen- m Jail. To the surprise 01 tne A Michigan jury has last 118 WEST SILVER AVENUE man He had in vlctcd a woman of murder in tho dicitis. Ono dose will convince the paid. father-in-la- w sale an automatic revol- first degree, but It was her or money refunded. For by Service Day or Night. Assistant. li possession tho and drug- Lady several and a set of dies she killed. Charleston Ga Brlgffs pharmacy ve, drills, everywhere. Adv. Phone 553. 111 You zette. gists Must Have oi punching his initials in metals, i'hp permits to carry arraa were JvrUten in long hand and were purported to have been given Bry-in- - several months ago in Port Texas, by "United States A Concert Ticket rthur, .Isrshal C. H. McCoy." The per kills wero "good until death," to the phraseology, and to any part of the United Hates or its territories. The To Hear Claire Dux hero said they suspected tJryan of having knowledge of aome holdups reported reported FEMININE FOOTWEAR MODELS rom Pueblo. In addition to the automatic, tho man had on a cart-idg- o IN HAPPY HOLIDAY MOODS belt containing-cartridge- s for ?. eapon of another caliber. Beach To the Ladies aid that Bryan, after much ques-lonln- g, Thanksgiving Christmas New Year's admitted having written ho. permits himself. Winter's festivities are getting into full swing ARMORY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 A is f of of t Whether one i What we would like to sec is a Ibuquerque: long evenings entertaining. eal cure ior paiciness mat can ; hostess or guest she will want to look her pret- ret pushed over on ono ear when tiest to her enter into the of such ou take your hat help fully spirit Post. IS unusual for this store to ad- occasions. Admission, $2.00 ITdress its advertising to ladies We are showing the smartest mid-wint- er PUMPS but, the occasion itself is unusual and SPORT OXFORDS for afternoon or evening comes but once a year, in fact. wear a collection of all that is newest and best course Of we're, referring to Christ- in every way. mas and incidently to the many ALL HOLDERS OF CLAIRE DUX CONCERT gifts men get and never wear. A new Sport Style, Every man has shirts, ties, gloves, in brown, calf, neat TICKETS ARE ENTITLED TO MEMBERSHIP IN mufflers and socks given him by ly tnmmed in white well-meani- friends, but neverthe- elk's C?Q NEW MEXICO EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION less quite unwearable. skin ....O.yU Other in Satin He'll wear styles your gift if you get it at and. patent; Vogue's When you purchase your ticket to the Claire Dux concert it will not The Guarantee,' where everything at No Dread of Hair in newest style, only entitle you to hear Mme. Dux, whom critics have acclaimed tha Gray displayed is good taste. Besides, $7.50 00 NOT dread stay hair undthcslsnaof chances World's living but will entitle also to full mem- the are that he's a regular Home of and . greatest soprano, you customer of ours and we $9.00 in tint gray, streaked, faded or bleached luir already SOCIETY . bership the New Mexico Educational Association. taUatly to any shade of brown or black k know what he likes. with tho modern hair tint, "Brownatont BRAND Easily applied, cannot be detected and w CLOTHES not rub or wash off. Greasrliw. odorless, ACTUAL TEACHER MEMBERS to no of the New Mexico Educational Asso- nothing mix, waiting, no disappoint- will be with to ment. Guaranteed harmless to hair, ccalp ciation furnished tickets the Claire Dux concert, BUT of skin. All dealers 50c and $1.50. ONLY THOSE HOLDING CONCERT TICKETS CAN BE ADMITTED. Trial bottle nt direct for 1V. The mm keleher. immhjvmxM Get tickets at the Chamber of Commerce, the Y. M. C. A., teach- Kenton Pharmacal Co., tit Coppla your v ers' information the Music mat., uoTington, ity. 218 West Central Phon bureau, Apollo Shop, Briggs' Drug Store, 335 Strong's or Matson's Book Stores. BROWNiffONE 209 GC CENTRAL 1 . a" - I'UHtfl-- 3MWMIMMMMWBHMMnl November Tage Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 26, 1922

stumbling block to Chicago's hopes,! LEADS THEM ALL IN SCORING ranks fourth in the conference WISCONSIN AND WOLVERINES tho been WEST POINTERS f1 standing, Badgers having beaten by Illinois and Michigan. Curtains The rest of the teams in order fmh are Minnesota, Illinois, Northwest- i Fur-du- BY CHICAGO ern, Ohio Ktute, Indiana nnd Cold weather is her-an- B EAT MIDDIES; i SMOTHERED 11EIES TIES ' had havi s c 1 1 It is Ohio State's lowest ranking you better 1 in many years, their victory over the sleeping porch made snui: Illinois today being their only con- and comfortable povi to that I, 17-1- 4 SCORELESS FOB PLAGE season. SCORE IS MENAUL CREW TIE TOP ference win this Purdue will be from the coli kept Indiana in tho column of un- - protected hrnVpti ,Ipfent innv bv a 7 n 1 winter winds. tie. Northwestern'a only victory Call ns We'll Crew Their Local Football Eleven Result Is a Distinct Surprise Both Teams Close the Sea- was over l'urduo but Northwest- np. glndly j Annapolis Fight ern held Minnesota to an an early furnish estimates of the to son 7 to the Front and Swamps Las Vegas Lads the 32,000 Specta- Without a Defeat; season tie, to 7, by virtue of COSt. Way hi 100-yar- t. Men Had Is "Chuck" Palmer's d run Only Go Under After a Under 46 to 0 Count; tors; Stagg's Ohio's Ranking the for touchdown. Bitter Visitors Were Outclassed r Been Picked to Win Lowest in Many Years Albuquerque Tent! Struggle When Chancellor Wlrth suggest- Wisconsin's Assoc- & Co. j Nov. riayinfc Hipping: holes in tho lino wide Chicago, Nov. 25. Chicago, Nov. 25 (by tho ed that Germany might go into Awning Philadelphia. 1, y an If I eleven, beaten three fo iated Tress.) The, University of bankruptcy, did he forget that a ivuo to their season's form, the enough to drive auto truck fighting 321 West Gold Avenw 4 ' 1 Is renuir-- to turn all of foof.mll eleven defeated through, running the ends almost 'a nothing three weeks ago by Illinois, Iowa, western conference football bankrupt Phone 903-- rniy on t closed like a vise on the Chica- of 1921, closed their his assets over to tho court? nM rivals, tlip Navy, at. will, grabbing their own passes line back champions score go's famous smashing 1922 season toduy undefeated, with Detroit Free Press. FrunUlin field today by the out of the air and intercepUnR, field here today and battled the hardest thoso of their opponents and run- the additional glory of a victory (.f 17 to 14, In one of the Maroons to a scoreless tie. were tied for ning the opposition dizzy in the crowd of over Yale. They the Miul gridiron struggles lleforo another capacity honoV of undefeated In cleanest open field, Menaul school rode the being the ' field In 32,000 that packed Stags field, Ilfl UW I nr.n 1... lllnklnnn wis--nlun, lin. seen on-- the Pennsylvania, over tho Montezuma .ft" J?Jft l UJ illlLlllfiUUi roughshod game was a distinct upset In the beaten' this season. Tho Universi ii kmc time. college aggregation yesterday aft- predictions, ns Chicago wns re- was eliminated from two Washini-'ioi- At ty ot Chicago The score represented ernoon, at i park. garded as tho favorite. Today's when Uni- W MEXICO TEACHERS: lor le Menaul had Maroons' fail- the, triple tie today the nnd a field tho end smothered tie marked the first versity of Wisconsin held them to two touchdownsBl for the Montezuma under a 4G to 0 score. ure to win In a conference game "imy ami earned a scoreless tie. Wisconsin, the Vavv. all of them hard At the very outset of the game, this season and casts a shadow Tho' Midshipmen were not without Menua) swarmed all over the Las on Chicago's claim to tho confer- THE LATEST IN SHOES AT THE honor in defeat, for they played Vegas crew. One week ngo Mon- ence title. ume was worthy of any learn over Menaul by Uncovering a brilliant running that tezuma triumphed offensive THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES hat has come out ot AimPol. a count of 14 to 1.1, at Las Vegas. and plunging tho Badg- the game w'"1 ers were superior in ground gain- Entering Yesterday the fans wondered how tho first the West Pointers as the favorjW it could have been possible for a ing ability throughout tli crew v. A threo periods. Costly fumbles WORTH Annapolis un-d- with no more football than went team undid by high-grad- way to the front and only Montezuma in X twice sensational gains We specialize in e after a most hitter tSP'e--it- displayed, compari- Williams, Taft and Harris. Two At the son to the brand shown by Menaul. also prevented Footwear for their colors flying. to have even Menaul a close penalties , end the 2,400 midshipmen in the given a possible Wisconsin victory, as cheered the Army al- game, much les to have defeated the Badgers were within striking Women, Children and north stand did team. most ns vociferously ns they that distance of tho goal. Men, all high-grad- e, their own sterling team. "nee. just after the game open- tho War ed, it looked for a moment ns well-know- n makes at Smytlm JtmmTe Robertson on his way to another tonehdowa. CLINCH Smythe, Hie Army's quarterback, though Montezuma would treat C0RNHUSKERS t of tho game. In fashion Menaul most reasonable was the star Menaul the Recent tleet-foote- IN prices ball and his compilations 6howed that Jimmie Robertson, d CLAIM TO CROWN His running with the crushed Montezuma before thei halfback of Tecb led all in town. were unsurpassed was over. came on the the Carnegie eleven, members of the leadin'gr VALLEY forward passing game This collejre teams in next to Robertson MISSOURI n Franklin field this season. fourth of the game. scoring points. Ranking are Wilson Ftar, play of Pcnn State, Urunncr of and Palm of Peun Our styles of women's Karehet, the sterling Navy back Lafayette Stat. T.in,-ot- n . OK. Nehras- - in the Vigil ran tho kickoff ,i Veb Nnv. well while he was his own line. Two L9 v to to Footwear are the most played his successor, yards to nnivprwit clinched her claim Your worth yourself same, but Norris. plays brought the hall up It yards the championship of tho Missouri to is was tho outstanding figure 12 A. Martinez w ho was over the goal - and the community kid, suede, easily wan used and Arvlsi added on a sharp valley conierence nero mis aner- of the Navy lineup. He .Tcfferies line. Arvino minsed the measured practi- of the same end run. Then recovered attempt FOOTBALL noon, defeating jowa state conegc. by your satin and patent leath- much in the last part a Menaul fumble on the Monte- at place kick. The. quarter ended RESULTS (Amea). bv tho overwhelming score cal as much wan in every play. en- intelligence and saw zuma line. on this of 54 to 6. At no time in the er, in the latest shapes Fifty-fiv- e thousand persons play. contest was Ames a formidable as by your intentions of the Montciuma'H Hlg Cliauco lUclt-of- tire the eontest. The president Maddox fumbled the net f ues- - and heels. by On the next play came Monte- Colorado Aggies', 33; foe although the Aggies triea and more. Lef ITnited States was represented fter 15 10 his Brlgham tn crnrn bv mpnns nf for perhaps Secre- zuma's big chance. Maddox rip- runnitu; yards 0. n.it.iHr us business Vice President Coolidge. but. Young University, ward failed to give you the We also a com- - WeekH nnd General off tackle and snaked line recovered the Colorado School of 0; passes that gain carry tary of War ped through on Mines, nmelt score that is needed to rooted for the Army and his way down the field 55 yards fumble, lie booted tho second University of Colorado, 16. ground. lier oniy training line of silk Pershing and down and made a run came in tho second period when. plete and,' of the Navy Denby before being downed. Maddox had Vigil pretty 10; Yale, .3. 1 make your citizenship ' Secretary were back for "2 Harvard, rtT. iUe. linn Tfnberts Rhot Assistant Roosevelt cleared Vigil and had an open yards. Short drives 17; 14. dis more wool Secretary off tackle Menaul to the Army, Navy, a forward to Wolters for the valuable. Hosiery. among the Navy cohorts. field before him when the speedy brought Notre Ilame, 19; Carnegie tance. Having defeated the Army In the A. Martinez overhauled him from Montezuma line. A, Mar- 0. it looked like tinez then around end Tech, Come in and look over last three years, behind. slipped the 1'urdue, 7; Indiana, 7 (tie), DAME VICTOKIOX'S Day and' Sight Scliool. other victory in the first two eix on for 21 yards. Qulntano went 18 NOTUB naval out- Montezuma made yards Ohio Northern, 6; Case, 7. our stock. to one-yar- d Pa., Nov. 85. Three periods, as the Midshipmen the first down. Then Captain Pan yards the line. A. Iowa, 37; Northwestern, S. Pittsburgh, played the Cadets in all depart- Martinez wont over on tho next spectacular marches across the in the Vnsquez of Menaul, ripped through Michigan 16; Minnesota 7. ments. Most of the play Montezuma play. Carnegie Tech goal lino gave the two was in twleo to drop plnyere Bueknoll 20; Rutgers 13. 19 period Army territory. Iofsos. On the last down On the following kickoff Mad- Ida- Notre Dame eleven a brilliant were unable to for heavy Gonzaga, 14; University of 0 snow-covere- d The West Pointers nnd at- dox came back 15 'yards to the to victory on a frozen, the Navy line, while the Maddox dropped hack ho. 7. here The penetrate to kick a field line. On the next play Mon- 2. gridiron tolay. light lads from the shore of the Severn tempted drop goal Swarthmore, 25; Haverford, and speedy eleven, coached by PARIS SHOE STORE in the 3 R yard line. He made tezuma atemptod a forward pass lioston 14; 0. river had no trouble punching from A. University, Tufts, Walter Stoffcn, fought valiantly in defenses of a he had but Martinez intercepted it and 0. holes tho forward valiant attempt, though 33 Lafayette, 3; Lehigh, hut could not withstand the ter- 107 NORTH FIRST STREET In tho second period to boot at a angle. The ball dashed yards for a touchdown. 7; 0. the Army. harp kicked tho the Dartmouth, Hrown, rific battering of Coach Kocltne's the used its aerial attack, struck the edge of the Vigil goal, bringing Ohio ; Illinois, 3, machine. Navy barely to 19 to 0. State, powerful a I which resulted In the first score of rebounded onto the play- count up Nebraska, 04; Ames, 6. the game, a touchdown by McKee. ing field. Montc,unut C'lio.so lo Kick Wisconsin, 0; Chicago, 0 (tie). undi-smaye- un- The Army, d by the That was the last chance Monte- Montezuma then chose to kick. Drake. 48; Starkville A. & M., 6. expected lend. fought back hard. had win. Had scored Arviso ran the kickoff back 32 zuma to they to .Mad- Oregon Agglea, 16; Washinfcton A bad pass threw the Navy back on Maddox's run the Menaul line. 0. and either Captain dox broke. and State, for a big loss the Midshipmen or his boot, the entire complexion through dropped 43; Massachu- were forced to kick. Then Smythe Quintana for u lots. Aided by this Michigan Aggies, of the piny would have been dif- Montezuma staved Menaul off setts Aggies, 0. made a short run that put the ball oulte play within distance and Gar-bisc- ferent, while it is probable for the fiiBt time in the game nnd lioston College, 0; Georgetown. striking score would have been 0 booted a placement goal that the Vigil booted on tho last down. His (tie). over the bar for the Army's first somewhat closer. Aside from these kick was good for 48 yards but Atlanta, 12; Oglethorpe, 0. score against the avy since la lb. two chances Montezuma hnd but Maddox came 2S. Montezuma Wabash. 30; De Pauw, 0. Army Takes the Ix-n- d one other chance to score. That attempted to make Its yardage on Alabama, 10; Georgia, 6. The Army took the lead in the enme late in the game, when Mad- the fourth down and Menaul, held. third period on a touchdown by dox again broke loose nnd was On the next play Vigil made 14 DETROIT'S FOOTBALL Wood, but the Navy again forged again taken from behind. yards on the first down. Then A. to the front in the final period Menaul Rips Through Martinez again skirted the end and TEAM DEFEATS W. & J. with a touchdown by Conroy. Then After Maddox' failure nt goal. traveled 34 yards for a touchdown, th0 Cadets, by a supreme effort, Menaul began ripping through for evading Maddox on the way. Vigil! 25. Univer won the eam in the Detroi't, Mich., Nov. gathering prent gains. Qulntano made six sity of Detroit's football team, darkness on a bard won touchdown vards. A. Martinez five. Arvlso 1! store stood 26 to 0. The half end- ed two showing a clash and driving power by Timberlake. Vigil 14. Arviso ten. Th"n Quln- after plays following the tho The Navy started the usual foot- kickoff. that swept back Washington tano fumbled .and Welch recovered kick-of- and Jefferson eleven, won ball tactics by making desperate On the fir.--t play after tho f today's efforts score on for Montezuma. in the second half gamo here 20 to 9. The result was to forward passes Ttitt it was n rte. Montezuma, a decided W. J. but succeeded in break- merely sllsht a forward Quin-tan- o upset, and having the rmv attempted pa.ss. n favorite. ing up the play many times. lay. Menaul held and Jladdnx intercepted nnd tore through been heavy booted out of bounds at the d for 45 to Detroit's scores were the results yards, the Montezuma of two two Ambassador Harvey wants the line, A. Martinez made 1? line. On the next play touchdowns, goals after Ten Commandments rewritten. The Vigil I!",, A. Martinez seven. who had for touchdown and two field goals. yards. Cruz, substituted and Jefferson a rest hnpt thins to that would he Arviso then wen! to the Montezuma tossed a long forward pass Washington mode have d 11 -- line. On to touchdown, a goal after touchdown to then occasionally. yard (he it"r,t play Ksca.bMla and the latter slipped a Washington J'or. Qulntano shot a beautiful pass to across tho lino. Vigil missed the and safety. goa 1. Following tho next kickoff Me- BAY STATE AGGIES naul again hold and Maddox boot- ed low. Qtiintano made a pretty, LOSE TO MICHIGAN pickup of tho ball nnd then dashed through a broken field for 4G Kast Lansing. Mich., Nov. 25. Rheumatism! yards before being downed on the Thi' Michigan Aggies football team Stop Montezuma line. A Mar- easily defeated the Massachusetts 19 yar-is- Red-Bloo- tinez rlrcled the end for Acgios here today, 45 to 0, scoring, S. S. S. I the Creat Builder of d Cells and Rheum- .1. Jaramillo then fumbled and seven touchdowns. The locals atism Must Go! Used Since 1826 Jast Try It! Montezuma recovered. ploughed through the visiting line Onco more Menaul held thrlre. almost at will and made long gains "Rbenroatism? Me? No, Indeed, Blood which is minus sufficient red Once more Maddox called a 'kirk. by means of passing and end runs. tf all gone, every bit of ltt It' cells leads to a long lint of troubles. But before he could get it way The Michigan team scored In iunstmie and joy for me now for me UbeuwatlHU) la one of tbem. K. S. H. Captaiw Dan Vascpiej nnd J. .Tnru-mlil- o every Massachusetts offer- I feel a wonderful Is blood-bailde- quarter, .We have meet in 1 tiret time iu years. the great had smashed to ing' a weak defense. are proud to la ttio free motion I used system nervo through you glory again strengthener, down him on the Montezuma.-.l-yar- d to lisre when ay 1 n l . vlgorstor., line. On the first play Vigil live little and assure we Mts were young-r- , It stops skin erup-- our city you cBvMkW. I look my skirted the end for the sixth touch- pBp it tions. too, pimples, and followed the ' hands and tbluk ! tilaekbeads, acne down by kicking VAPOR BATHS will do to make of the twists sail .; bolls, eczema. It goal. Illll everything possible they d u 1 1 o s run I'inal Menaul Toutiiilovi n .welling p,' up i ued to hT0. I tiown, tired men Tho filial Menaul touchdown Bath W&: with us as well as III' JlSfi L stay1 II a jc'f benl way over to came in the last quarter. Maddox ft, your pleasant I II the floor. I harcn t kicked another o hia low drives been able to do " makes the flesh and this time Vigil scooped the profitable. that in many ,i - ri. ,t I n ball up and hiipped through for Massage years. I rant Dank Batiste, Florence, 20 yards to the Montezuma. Treatments for skin and nerv H. S. S. for It all! Texas, writea: line. A. Martinez made 11. ous diseases; liver trouble -- it waa a Make our store "New Mexico's tTo oe "I tali great Vigil S and Arviso 2. Vigil gout, rheumatic and neuralgic Largest Clothing riling sun of Joy plraturl in letting then took the bnll on a double pass diseases, constipation. Influen- and liberty. Broth- ioti know what za, and In and went over tho goal line. He lumbago, obesity etc. Store" force of ers sisters S. S, S. hat iont successfu your headquarters. Our competent misery, do Dot for me. I Kara used followed wlthl another TH1CATMKNTS $2.1)0 close eyes four bottle of drop kick for tho 4Gth point. BUS "J W. Central. Phono 685W your has man on the Menaul team ren- and think that "Salferlna cons from youf S. S. S. I am up to Every Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. salesmen are at disposal and will cheerfully health, free motion (sec, motlierl" I can walk. 27i played strong football, their game your and strength are pam hat lejt my leg. being much belter on the whole gone from yon forever! It is not so. Btfor tulng S. 3. S. I uas in bed thret than they showed two weeks ago der information desired. It is hero sad now for all of yon. month and could not walk." 1 und recom. against the Indian rchool. A. Mar-tine- -, any R. H. Si. la waiting to help yon." There mtnd S. S. S. to all Buffer ui( looked best in the buckfleld, Is a ressou 8. 8. 8. will why help with him closely. - Wt.ou Increase the number S. S. S. Vigil trailing In our establishment will find America's finest yon. yon Start today. It Is sold st all Captain Vasqurz stood out among you- t your red blood cells, the entire sys- drug stores in two sizes. tem Tbs the linemen. Maddox was the only uuderi;nea a tremendons chance. larger slzo bottle is the more econom- who measured liTerjiiiiin: deoenaa on ical. Montezuma player makes of merchandise: and Stein Blotch bloodstrength, up to tho strength shown by Me- Kuppenheimer naul. Walk-Ove- S. S. S. feel Mon,tezuma made first down only Clothes, r and Stetson Shoes, Vassar makes you like yourself again three times during the game and. and two of these came on the plays when Maddox got away. Only once . Lewis Underwear. A splendid line" of Boys' Suits and asanaiinMmaaaMaaaSBa did Montezuma roach the Menaul line and that came largely Bates-Stre- as the result of two penalties withr Shoes.. Indestructo Trunks, et Shirts and the in three plays, one of the penalties being for 15 yards. If ever a team Hole-Proo- completely outclassed another Me- . famous "Ladies' f Hose." naul outclassed Montezuma yester- Mi TAL day. The lineups follow: 13- - 2 WALK-OVE- Menaul. Montezuma. FINE FOR DANCING LADIES' R SHOES Kscaieda T. Tl. Williams This modish sandal becom- OPERA HOUSE 1. Vas'iuez (C) -. T Stallard la T. Martinez ...Ury ... Armstrong ing increasingly popular for P. Jaramillo , .C welch dancing, house or street wear Made of best You are cordially invited to call and see us. Ksquivel . , . It. rj Clark the materials ONE JOLLY WEEK Fena ,R. T Eoff with hand turned sole and low P. Martinez . it. 12 oallegos heels. Will fit any foot. The Special Thanksgiving Week Attraction Vigil .Q. B Maddox (C) Inst word In shoe comfort and - A. Martinez L. H. B. HInes style. ir- h ni STARTING NOV. 28 Qulntano ., . .It. H. B Jtfferles tt'li:te, Black or Crown ww E" TUESDAY, Arviso . . . P. B Payne Kid $6.(K Score by quarters: Patent Colt or Whllo Lb Utl ashburn Comoasi 6 46 Li Menaul 20 14 Buckskin $7.01 03 METROPOLITAN PLAYERS Montezuma ... 0 0 0 Red or Green Kid ...... SH.Ot rteferee: Ream. Umpire00 Jrny Suedo gH.Ol 10 PEOPLE 10 "Chief" Williams. Head Linesman: SEND MONEY ORDER, 2 SHOWS IN 1 George White. Exclusive Clothiers" Sustltutlons: For Montezuma: OR WE'LL FORWARD "Albuquerque's Payne for Jefferles, Stuyler for SANDALS C. O. D. Drama and Vaudeville Payne, Williams for Maddox, Park Entire Change for Williams. For Menaul: Cruz for Arviso. J. Jnramlllo fof' F. Mar- BURNS Each Night tinez, A. Vasqne?! for Escajeda, Ar- viso for Cruz, Domlnguez for T. Short Vamp Shoes Opening Play Tuesday, Big Laugh Comedy. Martinez. i . &25 South Broadway. "THREE WISE FOOLS" Touchdowns: Qulntano 1, Vigil Tos Anselcs, California, . 2. A. Martinez 4. Goals for touch- down, Vigil 1. November 26, 1922 iLBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Patre T'vtt

Mr. Kabn was also ad- DOG HILL PARAGRAPHS HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS queniiif. , vised that Roberto ari-.- GEOUGE BINGHAM brothe.r-in-la- 117 By WILL PRESENT PLAY, about 4 r, and his y Florenclo Martinez, aged about fii. "CAPTAINKIDD, JR." wero also among the dead. Mar-tine- , was a brother-in-la- of Anas-taci- o s i oman Kidd. Is the title Marr'-- as, residing on Norr i Jr.," Page "Captain Arno Daily of street, Albuquerque. Magazine the which the class play junior STATE ASSOCIATION of the high school has selected Home war bistorlod are fun for their annual The OF NURSES TO HOLD production. Ours says Turkey was on the losin STENOGRAPHER'S ROMAIC RIPPLING RIIYI1S piece is a farcical adventure in side. Alliens Daily News. h CONVENTION IN CITY! three acts by itida Johnson JANE PHELPS By WAVt MASON, Young. It has had a phenomenal MKDU .M liltOWN H VII5 IooKh B' on Iwst of ail a Golden The annual convention bf the success, both the stage and as alter a The characters of- .Adv. Mexico State associa- photoplay. New Nurses fer abundant opportunity for Im- VNUEK MISS JOXKS' W1XO face, but Miss Jones' recommenda- tion will open in the chamber PAID I OK. I payments arc' a month behind, uanu uunes. personation, and tho competitors Chapter 60 tion appeased her fears, and she hero Wednesday at 9 iiuw jiiu luny it. is for the various roles realize Just "AIIkm 1 to There are more gorgeous cars embarrassing to ride in pomp and Jones, may speak you said: a. m. for an active of busi- how much will bo expected ofj "before, go to your luncheon?" for you I had a day with luster do circumstance and pride along the you "Fortunately than mine, greater Ureal White and find them. LIBBY'S FRUITS rvellie asked. small room vacated this morning. ness and speaking. in gaudy Way, that The is an on I will be they shine, they pass creditors in hordes are. climbing junior play annual "Why not lunch together, then It is the top floor. am sorry Tho morning session with silver doodads here event at A. H. S. and the class1 o I haven't one lower down." devoted to the discussion ot leg- gangs; on your running boards to bone Libby's you will have plenty time to tell I see them on the thor- for tool of 1H24 must "travel some" if it 'hue what wish?" "I am used to climbing stairs,' islation the association will pre- and thejo you thijir pay. Kr better Is you but havo no jealuos a rusty boat whose horn has a dis- to maintain the standard in Strawberries Nellie flushed with pleasure as Nellie said happily, "I should get sent to tho next stnto legislature oughfare, which has set if I have to." will pangs. For many cars are bought cordant nnie, wiioso cylinders all dramatics been by' she accepted tha Invitation. After lazy didn't It is understood that this sub- former elnsws. No. 2 Can 35c I will show it. to you." of on time, and all tho panoply miss, than journey in a noble van junior r they were seated In a quiet corner "Very well, cover hours work per day, and Tho is under the di- - The room was very tiny, a re- lime .means creditors in view; you bought on the installment production of a nearby restaurant, Miss Jones just, minimum amount of training some rection of John D. Burton, super- Blackberries said: small hall bedroom. But it was ns before and every time the owners drive plan, for debt destroys your bliss. Libby's m neat as wax the quired graduation fourteen miles, or muybo five, And whut is true of motor cars Is visor of dramatics at tho high "What Is It, Nellie?" although carpet other conditions regulated by law an- school. Tho No. 2 Can 27c was old the bed a nar- 2 there is a payment due. My true of plug hats and cigars, of competitive system, "You know Cora Miss Baker's and faded; i'n most states. From 12:30 to which was so row white Iron one, scarcely more cient bus has rusty springs, und as prunes and gingerbread; the great- used successfully beau was killed?" o'clock a luncheon for visiting i than a cot. but the bedding im- along the road it swings it creaks est bliss a mortal knows is in his last season, will bo in force again Libby's "Yes, it was very sad." nurses will be given In Taft hall but none bosom ho sin- - I his The cast offers fifteen "She maculate. There was a small oak and knocks and groans: when owes no man a year. promised him if anything of the Alvarado. can say, "So strike nie blind, your gle red. characters and more than Loganberries j.ever happened to him she would dresser and washstand, hut the gay The afternoon session will be During a home talent comedy at fifty flowers, and neither cracked or the Wild Onion school houso .Sat students have been trying out for! No. 2 ko and live with his mother and featured by papers read by Dr. t ho various The will Can 27c Kho went chipped as Nellie recalled they state urday night yid Hocks, one ofj parts. group yesterday. I've got to The (Jr. S. Luckctt, head of the BfflWMIMJIUHi ho narrowed down to a find a to live. We've were at Mrs. Thompson's. Miss cno actors, was naoned oy the Dep-it- y double; Aielba Half place given window curtains were of cheap, public health department; Constable cast during the coming week and Libby's tip our rooms even if I could get Matilda Harris, super- for telling a prohibi- in me coarse material, but freshly laun- directing tion joke. then rehearsals will begin in earn-- 1 I 'caches ther girls with it wouldn't too had a visor of Red Cross nursing service est in order to for the be the same without Cora." dered, and they rambling and J get ready of gay flowers for a border. in New Mexico and Colorado, Fletcher who on finished production. No. 2Y2 35c "No, and it might he risky, un- design Miss Leslio L. Dickson, who has lletistep, put Can less you knew the well. wnen ieine, alter unying "e his new spectacles this morning. girls pretty would would move just returned from China. Dr. It is hard to find people who are take the room, "Public Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a get your love nf fairs in a mess. iw a man who owed him and 3 MINERS KILLED IN in at once asked about the price Luckett will speak on are trailed him for a mile. Libby's congenial in close quarters and Health Work and the Needs of young woman of 21. Whut do you Haste and lack of thought your nearly .daily intimacy. What kind of a of room and hoard, she gasped. trouble. Tell the first girl the EXPLOSION AT MADRID Bartlett Tears are "Ten dollars a week without New Mexico." Miss Harris' topic think my trouble is? I am net that have found some Dock Hocks says a place you thinking of?" informed be "The Future lied Cross," b when I truth you person's CITY, "I wunt a nice Miss Jones, luncheono," Mrs. Doty will considered but one you love more than you faults are peculiar things, as they KN0WNJNJ3UKE No. 212 Can 41c J, place. and Miss Dickson's in out 1 am not among dearly where there are nice, refined peo- - her. "Nursing go popular do her, and ask her to release you. are invisible to the owner of them A I Could she pay it, and dress Re- China." young men. I am fond ot dancing Do not become with- and conspicuous to everybody else. One of the men killed In thej ,ple. boarding house, think, lunch- I I never as engaged ngain Libby's instead of ju.t rooming. I have cently, and have enough for but when go get many out first weighing the matter. Take Madrid explosion Saturday was looked a lot of advertise- es, car fare, etc? Yet how was she dances as sene of the .rest of my time be sure George Alexander, according to a; Sliced Peaches through she wanted to friends who cannot your and that your ments, but 1 don't know much to learn the things girl girls affections are deep enough to last BUSINESS WOMEN TO message received late last night by accustomed to Y. W. C. A. NOTES as well as I do. liv- -' No. 212 34c about such things, good localities, know; how become dance and warrant marriage. Unless you Sigfrled Kahn. Ho has a sister Can and all. Cora was one being with refined people at table, Don't you think I am old enough are more will not HEAR LUCKETT AND' ing on South Second street, Albu- - always the mo with- cautious you who decided things. But I can and so on, unless she did? to have boys take places learn by first but Libby's come in a or two." out with me? your experience, KENT ,afford a decent piace where real "I will day The Sister's club met Monday my brother going will again find yourself engaged to AT CLUB MEET di is so Black nice live." Nellie said as she paid the first with Airs. C. L. Sny-- My nit her mean to me that one and in lovo with Cherries people In The afternoon were not girl another. " Miss week's .board advance. Tim l ot World Fel I would leave home if it An is A dinner "Yes rather aosently sho enort the engagement a serious matter at Tamarisk Inn with No. 2V2 Can 48c Jones mused. "Yes " Then: understanding being that paid by for my mother, sisters and broth moment she rented it. lowship Fund musicalo given ers I he - addresses by two prominent public i "How would like to live In the from the Every time go any place f, it E0 ,'iB,ltlv you took to the club Inst week was presented. I un- men are on tho card for tho meet- Anne house where I am? Don't get ex- no matter how long it her Christ- says ought not go and fusses Libby's Royal take possession. The girls completed their til it makes me nervous. Whenever ing of the IluHiness and Profession- cited," as Nellie gasped happily, a mas and finished their pre- Mugs and Peggy: Go to another Cherries . hat-an- "I can't afford to lose day," plans he sees a boy rallins at my home or al Women's club tomorrow even- "I don't know that Mrs. Doty Girl Reserve tests. Twelve -- pounty state and then the vacant rooms. She's a Mrs. Dotv told her. liminary on me he "ts nn'Tv and says ugly chances are ing. Automobiles vey ns Nellie her are members. He use your friends will not bound for the Not A Blemish No. 2V2 Can 49c she smiled, "a That night, packed girls things. says he hasn't any see the record of licenses. Inn will Y. ladylike person," At. mo Bum your leave the W. C. A. at man the perfect appearance broken-dow- n forced trunk, she said aloud: regular nieeung aiiu for any of them. H of her gentlewoman ."I am a rev; life I of the C. U. P. club Tues o'clock. Tho speakers will be complexion. Permanent and temporary Libbv's loss 'of money and friends, beginning per hour He also vunts me to help pay Dr. H. troubles Apricots through wonder what it will bring me'?" Miss Jesceli Wolf de- rent. I am a small OLD TOWN P. T. A. TO Ij, Kent, president of the jkin ate effcctlvclyconccaUal to taking 'paying guests' as lihe day evening only making New Mexico College, of Keduce unnatural color and correct! No. 2V2 Can 35c (To be' continued1) entertained with two and I mother hnlf Agriculture Sreasy skins. calls them. But the atmosphere of lightfully salary give my GIVE BENEFIT DANCE and Mechanic Arts, and Dr. Highly antisepUc, i Afterward and every week and pay insurance, buy George Send 15c. for Trial. the house is good. It is clean and readings. dancing L. Luckett, director of the state bu- si, the food fair. I'm not going home singing were enjoyed. Next Tues things for the house and never reau of klERB- T. HOPKINS & SON. New Vort SEDAN OVERTURNS; 3 have a bit over I A benefit dance will be public health. A part of RGSEQ' to dinner tonight, but I'll give you will be tho Business left to spend. given by tho Mfc day regular have to do I tho Parent Teachers' association high school orchestra under 9mvm ,a note to her, and you can see her MEN ARE INJURED meeting of the club. without clothing that tho direction of Miss Sii'ijun-jis- . r.K ? if like. Isn't met Wed- need because I don't have' of the old Town school on Monday Florence. right away you It t Tho Rose Garden club really Samuels, of a meet- money to buy it. evening at Colombo halL The pro- supervisor public -- wnwa often she has vacancy. But you nesday for a short business school musio, will several Ill rii HU M may be lucky." Mosquero, N. M., Nov. 25. Christmas Please advise me the right thing ceeds of the affair will bo used to play When from Raton ing. Plans for their to a machine for numbers. "Oh, you are so good! I've been returning service urogram wero discussed do. WORRIED GIRLIE. purchase sewing over Cora. Elmer McDanlel's sedan, with Mr. if course you are old enough to the school. The machine is desired awfully unhappy losing decided The meeting I I felt as if I were to live McDaniel, B. F. Brown and L. W. and upon. have young men friends and to go, by the older girls of ho school beginning a nbout next Wednesday is an important who aro lenrn to make all over again. But oh, I do hope Wilson, overturned at point will places with them without having eager lo she will have room for me." 14 miles from Raton, severely in- one and Miss Evelyn Trotter your brother go along. I presume their own clothes". Tho P. T. A. Mr. has "I hope so too, but if she hasn't, juring all of the occupants. be in charge. the reason why you ore not more given numerous other benefit1 Wilson suffered from on Thursday evening the Adelante in because are not entertainments in order to provide! don't be discouraged. I'll help you injuries hour popular you find a placo." the leg, Mr. Brown's left arm was club met at the usual sujiper happy. When you so places you equipment for tho school that the badly wrenched and Mr. McDaniel and for a short business meeting. are nervous and tired nnd discour- county is unable to purchase. Nellie went directly from the of- was cut about the face by glass. Miss Priscllla Newcomer in charge. aged, and such a condition does not S. & H" fice to Mrs. Doty's. It was an The front wheel hit a small stone After the meeting Miss Hickey tend to make one bright and mag- The one foot that the Turk has "S. & H." brick bouse on one of and the' car went suddenly wild, gave the last of her series of lec- netic. in Europe seems to be the one with the side streets off from Irving turned around and rolled over tures on tho Folk-lor- e of New Mex- It Is not right that you should the kick in it. Washington Post. GREEN GREEN Place. Mrs. Doty had hesitated against an embankment with a ico. help keep up the expenses of the when she saw Nellie's youthful crash. Tuesday noon at the member- homr. without having some privi- STAMPS Hi-- A Unless ship meeting of the a clever leges. your father will treat STAMPS littlo "For Freedom," was you more kindly and respect your playlet, in callers, I would advise to live s presented with Lenore I'ettit you The members of the cast elsewhere. You could probably get charge. Marearot Mar a position In a nearby town where It would be for to i Lillian Eunice Herken- - possible you get PERSONAL IGREETING ron, Scott, l, home often to see your mother, Klsn Seligman. wunena luau-del- NOVEMBER hoff, Fer-rel- sisters and brothers. It la not SUNDAY, 26, 1922 Mabel Olsen and Sarah l. fair CARDS were that you should held with the rent ... v Tho guests of the club when you do bo much else. Jane Kinney, Edwina Pru, Bosalio Life is short and you owe some- Send better Christmas cards Bunn and Marcel-l- a to this year by sooner. Furry, Margaret thing yourself. Adjust matter ' ordering Iteidy. The next meeting will so that you can be happier. To The early orders get tho be Wednesday evening at 0 O'clock sacrifico for your mother, sisters cream selection. Y. W. C A. and brothers, Our Dress at the probably helps little, is Your cardH 20 while will be the envy i,vi.inv nvonlnir representa you might bo able to do of friends, and save Supremacy Y. W. C. more your you tives of the clubs of the much, for them if you were all that eleventh bother women h away from hom0 hour A. met with the loung you could you had last December. for raising get a more normal and happy council to perfect plans of point More orders have been for the "Camp Fund." A view. to the Most money so Apparent placed far for engraved benefit picture show was decided on. Mis? Dear Mrs. Thompson: I nm in personal cards, than in the upon and the date agreed lovo Mth two entire season of Seale was appointed busi- girls; both are any previous Esther blondes. I have been engaged to year. Our new process gives ness manager. one of them for two years and can you an engraved personal Casual Tho several clubs whose Christ- not decide Observer on whether I want to mnrry card without requiring you to mas plans are made reported her or not. Recently I met another pay for the of a and other were dis- irfvl making these, plans . whom I nm ,1ust wild about. plate. cussed. Miss Blanche Cpker wa.-- Will it be wrong for me to break TpHE values in our Dress Department this season are made chairman of the "Christmas off my with the first Y engagement Strong's Book Store Carols" committee. An "All girl and' ask the second one to so great that we feel in calling them to your par- W. C. A." party during the Christ- marry me? BRUNETTE. "Your money back if you to want mas holidays was decided upon. You have certainly managed it." ticular attention we are doing you a real service. Not only are the styles most pleasing in complete array, not only are the materials the very best the markets lift afford, not only is the workmanship that of masters, but the prices are much lower than people expect to find for this quality. Such makes as Betty Wales are amply represented.

Woslen Silk The Bartley Shop Dresses, Dresses, Party Dresses, $6.95 io $89.95 $9.95 to $119.95 $19.95 to $99.95 THE THANKSGIVING WEEK SALE IX wool polret twill Is by colored, new far the most popular silhouette of tho HIGHLY taffeta, georgette, A woolen dress material of THE dresses this season is that-reaso- chiffon, silver cloth, cut OF WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, tha season. And for all who we have taken pronounced by brocaded velvets and Spanish particular as most caro in displaying large nnd have studied it, the lace in black, and a wide range SWEATERS AND MILLINERY unusual assortments of poiret pleasinK for years. All the them of colors are the materials dresses. You will find most favored styles are fea- trimmed In embroidery, braid most prominent In our large Mex- and beads and you will find tured in our large assortments display of party dresses and This is the week that we. entertain the teachers of New ot many pleasing combinations developed In canton crepe, frocks. These are very and to show our of the honor of their visit, silks. evening ico, appreciation poiret twill and Jersey as will to our city We are for this week making most attractive prices dresses also are very popular.' crepo de cliene, crepe back reasonably priced you will be our You will enjoy- - the styles and satin, crepo Roma, goffree, note when you inspect them. on our exclusive stock which appreciated, by the way the embroidery trim- The range of styles and mate- Albuquerque ladies as well as the visitors. Some of the ming is applied. matlasse, krepe knit, etc. rials is very extensive. SALE PRICES A Great Variety of No. 1522. A imart daytime 38, 40, 42 and 44 inches bust meas- 7- to make. Pat-- ure. Size 36 requires frock that it easy 3i yards . Coats Brands and ch Coats. . . .$39.50 to $45.00 ..$29.50 tern cuts in sizes 16 years, 36, 38, material with 'i yard Styles, Great Values in Our 40 and 42 inches bust measure. contrasting. Coats $89.50 to $95.00 Coats 36- 1438. The ial ,...... $69.50 in Our Shoe 'V Size 35 requires 1 yards - No., popular Prices inch material with i yard 24-,- -. dress that would look Coats $165.00 Coats ...... $145.00 Millinery Sale inch contrasting. exceedingly well in a silk and Department , No. 1570. The new Bertha Cot. serge combination. Pattern cuts in Dress we have marked five to fifteen dol- sizes 16 36, 38. 40, 42 In our Department people w lar has even invaded the young years, and Pattern cuts in 44 inches bust measure. Size 36 lars off on of the most attractive models. METROPOLITAN shoe de- 4 girl's wardrobe. many 8 , sizes 8 10, 12 and 14 Size requires 2'A yards plaid partment pleased Lots r years. se- Big 8 yards 36-in- ma- -I material with )i yards when they find that ample ; requires 2i of the shoes of the terial with 4 yards braid. plain material. M1LUNERY' IS IN FIVE LOTS: lections sem!-co- at foremost are No. 1579. A cunning: school No. 1527. The frock country's makers '' ' available here. Among these ; dress for the small that is that is very popular. Pattern cuts girl makers J. & T. Cousins. Laird-Schobe- r, $1.95 to $18.95 very easily made. Pattern cuts in sizes 34. 36. 38, 40, 42 and 44 re- Hanan, and Ctz and in sizes 6. 8. 10. 12 and 14 years. inches bust measure. Size 36 $3.95, $7.95, $10.95, $15.95 36-in- Dunn are prominent. V Size 8 requires 2Ji yards quires Vi yards material material with 3 with 6yi banding. is a sale of '4 yards binding. yards iri less than actual cost to us. millinery worthy your special, No. 1445. Slenderizing lines ' No. 1517. A jaunty frock for These hats many instances are HERE We stock in her 'teens. Pattern TOYLANO have taken our entire for the woman who is bit heavy. the girl of and most Pattern cuts in sizes 36, 38, 40, cuts in sizes 14, 16, 18 and 20 millinery by far the largest 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50 inches Bust years. Size 16 requires 3 yards third floor has been varied in New Mexico and divided it into 8 great material. measure. Size 36 requires tyi. Into a fairy-- , lots for sale. In each lot assortments! ' morn- OUtt quick great yards material with Vfy No. 1584. A very pretty land of Christmas toys. are Remember from or wider contrast- ing frock that is simple indeed all the old handily displayed. that right yards in sizes Here are displayed reve- ing and 4 yards binding. to make. Pattern cuts favorites of past seasons and the season's start our millinery prices were a Wfv 1.1SB. Th trnierbt lino 36, 40 and 44 inches bust measure. all tho new and IntrtRuliiBly lation in value giving and remember that many ofj mode still as this charm- - Size 36 requires 3! yards toys developed for ' prevails 'A Interesting hats within the last model illustrated shows. Pat-te- rn material with yard season. Santa Claus In- these have been received few; ing ' this cuts iri sizes 16 .'years, 36, ' contrasting.",.. vite the youngsters to days. They are all new and interesting. j patlorn by number. Send nil orders direct to Fashion 'Dept., Albuquerque Morning Journal, 280 South AVclta (Street, Chicago, III, UUPililDIH ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 26, 1922 LAUSANNE Albuquerque Fgkg Journal AGAIN THE PEACE DOVE ANSWERS THE CALL DAVIS OUTLINES STEPS NEEDED AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER H'lllil ' ll! TO Published By jliiilll:' ii!i '; BRING ABOUT RECLAMATION JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPASS Abroad at Home 1; IP! jl lil JOSEPH TAfSEK Managing Editor There is no call for me to go to lands beyond the Santa Fe, Nov. 25. Reclamation plained. High ground water, hav- sea, i of the middle valley of the Rio ing no outlet, produces this alkali. water comas to surface Office ..310 West Gold ve. I sit right here at home, good friends, and these Grande will be effected, when it Is The the and 67 ill is absorbed 60 and ' if through evaporation, Telephones ...... land3 come to mo. """ .ii ii ijii effected, through the unit of the I. I, 'III,'" '""'I III hi I'. x'!!i 1 III IN!! leaving tin alkali. When the drain- I raise mine eyes to our blue ekles and Venice greets V ,m. l',fV district, it is the an second-clas- s matter at the drainage judgment age canals have provided outlut. Entered as post.offiee of Arthur P. director of the of Santa N. me there; II. illll' 'Im, "...i'.iI IV.. Davis, the continued application fresh of Albuquerque, N. M., and entry in Fe, Ill..' 'I '".W..I." ' "' .,.. of March 17, I view our hills Trith thrills for Sahara' not United States reclamation service. rvater will wnch the alkali down M., pending, under act of Congress many Mr. Davis has been at the 3879. more bare. Bishop's through the ground, eventually Lodge, Santa Fe, for more than two leaving the soil fertile again. weeks, attending the conferences ol Use of fresh water will not mean SUBSCRIPTION RATES commission. or mail 85c I hear the words of "Buen&s Dias" and Spain cornea the Colorado river He the actual consumption of any One month by carrier is as one of the foremost i. ...12.60 In, i recognised more water than at present, since Three months tripping in the world on the sub- Six Months U.H Old Mexico calls "Adlos," and In the cafe's din, authorities the water that is now wasted Jf-O- and " of drainage One Year told John o jects irrigation, through evaporation and otherwise, I'm by Porltopolls, he the greasy rag; general reclamation. would go back into the river chan- Of Smyrna, Turks, and other spots, but now he loves Asked by the Morning Journal nel. This return flow would fully ADVERTISEMENTS. on the reclamation The reserves the to any our flag. for a statement compensate for the fresh water Journal right reject of the middle valley, and what the taken out. advertising matter that it may deem improper. of res- people must do to bring about the Waters not otherwise expropri- Calls for society meetings, cards thanks, A Russian fetches milk each day, the Irish cut my he discussed the sub- and church socials, lectures, no- reclamation, ated have been appropriated to the olutions, society locks, with a knowledge growing out Butte but tices, calls for church meetings (except Sunday ject Elephant project, Mr., as and Our garden truck a German brings, with a Jap boy of the study and observations of 85 Davis believes that the water rights church programs) are confidorea advertising mm held rates. . on the box. rem years. in the middle valley are not will be for at advertising ante-date- charged regular "On tny first Visit to the middle d by the Butte An Indian recalls Persia, from whence he might I Elephant niii f " Ulo Grande, some 38 years ago, rights.. And, as has been MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS il, HI'll III!,,,iii rW, shown, have come, 7 i, fine orchards and The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to found good the river flow would .ot bo dimin- news to A negro breathes of Africa and God's wild creatures crops, where now so great an area ished by water now the use, for of all credited more exchanging or not otherwise credited In this and also dumb. la producing little than salt wasted for fresh water. it pap'er Hlii.'1 W'l Wm Mi.""! Mr. said. was local news herein. grass," Davis "That River 15ed Klcvntcd the published before the lands had to be The bed A friend Is fill begun of the Rio Grande has good my .Scotchman, another one, a water-logge- been SUNDAY, November 26, 1922 WMN'iie gradually and steadily ele- Swede Organize Districts vated until now, in many or- places, vi nv m " districts must be Is no Keeps pace with Norse and Danish, and one from f "Ik ni nun mi iih nwiimm mi IV W "Drainage there real channel left. There Mill 'till AjixTii will be Runnymede. ganised, which possible are locations where the Tiver bed FOR BETTER EDUCATION " lllllu state aid. The Btate now is six to There is no call for me to go to lands beyond the through eight feet higher than the k in S mi til ll ll in unto m m f has a fairly good law, under which land on either side. Diverting water of democratic sea, drainage districts may be organ- in Colorado has loft in the river The ideals government I stay right here at home, good friends, and these ized, but I have reason to believe too little water to preserve a chan- decided will be and democratic education were planted lands come to me. I that Improvements nel. The principal flow has been made by the next legislature in the from side streams, bringing in vast simultaneously in our country. They present law. Gov. M. C, Mechem quantities of sand, and silt. "Ah, What Do Yon Make of ThJs?" IF HlllllimMI gravel hand in hand ever since and Watson, and I have discussed the subject This sldo flow, with accumulation have gone Sharp was born at Mt. Gllead, & r jvsiiim i several times, and there has been of earth and rock, and without any " gjrr mi ai in each other. Ohio, 62 years ago. Journal Headline. rj n ft 2&xrrtm' preparation of data which will be current to preserve a channel, has have always supplemneted to in fram- Mr. Sharp was CS'yearjl old, oto. Journal News valuable the legislature served to raise the river's bod. It has been a cardinal principle in the ing a better act. There is a method of raising tha Item. - - should have ii ni i i d ii iu JT- "The service is studying the sit- lands on the side of the river nearly United States that everyone uation now, and we hope to have to the level of the river bed, but of an education. The beat joke of the week is an antique about a preliminary report ready'te sub- the process la slow and expensive, the opportunity receiving mm "Mr. re- a kid, who was asked 1 mit to the next legislature. This Mr. Davls said. This is by flooding stresses these Jimmy, tough by his teacher iW Is one of President Harding rightly the of three times three. - port being prepared by the lowlands, allowing the silt to product our englnoers, H. J. Gault, who has settle and then th facts in this week as Ameri- "Nine," said withdrawing proclaiming Jimmy, transferred his headquarters from clear water. This method hns bee i Denver to Fe. of can Education Week. "Very good, very good indeed," uaid the, teacher. Santa Results used on some comparatively smn I "Very good, hell!" said Jimmy. "That's per- our investigations of possible dam areas, but probably will not bo ex- is ' Opportunity, indeed, not lacking, fect. ' - sites, from the Colorado line, south, tensively used. will be shown in the The In but it is not always availed report. the light of the forthcoming unfortunately possibility and feasibility of these report of the reclamation service, of. When the draft system. came to be "Say It With Mualo" dams and reservoirs will be dis- and the revised law. which it is w sei-v- A Chicago wholesale house In out r tru sUm iii cussed. The reservoirs will hoped the next will en- is to paper sending . lA not legislature applied, it no exaggeration say that statements of past due accounts, on only for protections from act, it ought to be pes: !ble, Mr. long stamps floods, but also for the and Davis for them: ;. storage believes, the people to the revelations of mental deficiency which conserving of water." go ahead - I Am Old." intelligent!'- :nd success- it disclosed was a shock to the country. "Darling, Growing How Alkali Is Produced fully with plans for the reclama- Drainage oarais will stop the ac- tion of the middle of the Those more cumulation of ex valley Rio revelations, than anything People are the most peculiar human beings on alkali, Mr. Davis Grande. else, made the focusing of attention on earth. . ' ' SENTENCE SERMONS. the some such tionshlp to rates of transportation, subject by extraordinary when some small educa- companies aban- method as the holding of a special The Quotation rou asked for "A CAR SHORTAGE doned operation and tore up i:-- ir Margaret: i: con-tinual- ly a faith is a creed which is rails, :. tion week a And in his lazy man Is of no more use than a dead one, and The creed of living selling them for junk, 'j necessity. making Carl steel value was than takes up more room." it perfecting, continually enlarging. IS REPORTED higher tha proclamation the President has shown And, dearie, ain't the track value. truth! Armerding, Gospel Hall. . The same is true of 'railroad that he is alert to the needs of the time BY RAILROADS equipment Oar Own Best few; existing cars and and to the many benefits likely to accrue "Today's Thought", Christ prayed that his people might all be one. His tives necessary to handle the traf- Maybe chicken for dinner. What are to fic offered ,ere insufficient. These to the country from a more intensely de- prayer must be answered. you doing By FREDERIC J. HASK1X things cost money and the rail- to Of course It may not be the case at all, but when answer that prayer? W. A. Guy, Broadway Washington, Nov. 25. There in roads did not have the funds to veloped attention the universal horn-rimme- help make spread persons wear big d specs with buggy abundance of authority for the the necessary expenditures. Wilissiin-lliiiiriiiiiwswii"i- Christian Church. Not were of education. shafts over' the ears, we can't but feel statement that the railroad prob- only the additions to help that equipment few; there Is about their faces lem Is probably the most serious exsiting cars and The President regrets, and with reason, something that they are The Park Ave. 'evts knows less and less of class one before the American to- locomotives were to de- to hide. Christian civilization people permitted trying Weather. Better. day. . teriorate. that so few young men and women, of isolation and indifference. Already it has Good Exter! Big Loss! Puds Sinikins interests, Aside from the controversy over progress was being made in Col. into one, and every man Im- properly equipped for such service, are Reverting Alphabet's English on a bannanna skin knit this round globe taught the Railroad Labor board, the catching up when the shopmen's Sir: The wind which blew on slipped empty of strike came high the Heights 10 to concern himself for mankind. W. B. Allen, St. mediate manifestation difficulty last summer, assailing to last Thersday and ruined cents ' nowadays disposed take up teaching Monday night and Tuesday was quite severe, and is the car shortage which exists, the railroads in a vulnerable place. werth of chocklit covered cherries John's Cathedral Church. of Once were as a The situation in this at times a breeze could even be detected in particularly in the western part more, they set batik. profession. the In a the time the The American Rail- Terminal facilities Lowlands. Peg Too. bag, saying that's lat country. constitute an- respect of late years has in truth been he'll ever carry enythlng valuable is a one who is full of works, and way association estimates a short- other important angle of tho prob- There many good Of lem. as to Pullman Cars and Attaches, in his buck pockit. of and age between 150,000 and 200,000 Industry in the United States such reduce school boards almost he belongs to the unfortunate the earth; cars of all sorts, and the railroad has a to center Pullman sleeping car Beats were by Packs About Intriatlns yet tendency about to Not designed Intrlsting is a one who the most vile vices, executives say that there is no rem great cities. Everybody tries to despair. only good teachers,, but a fat man who wore a ramrod in his Artie Alixander can go to there many practices spinal column Peeple. but it remains hid and he is honored and prosperous in edy for this shortage which can be crowd in together. This means that a sufficient number of them, are essential and held his stomach in his lap when he sat down. Sleep very quick at nite but he is applied now. The country must get tens of thousands of cars of freight He never world. God "hath a day, in which he the best are all to every system of education. One result meant the seat to be occupied by a man perfect wen it comes to sleeping the appointed through the emergency being shipped to the sama who likes to about half in the will the world in righteousness." Carl Schmid, way it can, taking such losses aa places simultaneously. The inevit- pivot way up his back morning. judge are unavoidable and able result is of education week ought therefore to bo bone, or serooch down to where Porno Martin Lutheran Church. possessing congestion. Tracks comfort dwells. by Skinny Immanuel Evangelical itself In patience until a and sidings and and un- The Small Active ' permanent loading an increased determination in all parts designer, being fat, was built close to the , but solution can be found. loading machinery are inadequate. ground and was not fretted for some to My father has a little automobeel, to God is The American transportation The railroads claim that they havo of the country to offer such inducements place put He is in it rite and day, We are not serving God by going church; lacked his feet, as they hardly reached the floor anyway. system runs quite smoothly in fair the funds to make the de- at- O other fellows fathers cars may us that we may serve others. A. M. Knudsen, weather when traffio la not too sired improvements. in the way of compensation as will and he merely let them swing. When a man cost more serving is of Church. heavy and when there are no ab- During the war Buch funds men and women to patterned after a bean, the matter of foot But I can heer his the ferthest St. Paul's Lutheran were tract young the pro- string normal difficulties in the way. Just not available. The Liberty bonds and leg comfort In a Pullman car Is no small away. . as soon as something untoward put out by the to fession of teaching. The tendency of the You Awt to Know. A treasury finance affair. If the passenger has is no Things happens, however, it gets all the war took all the cash the peo- luggage there bumbel bee wont hevt you unless man male teacher to from the ranks place to his . cramped and tied up like a ple had. There was left to disappear put feet, and if he hasn't luggage, there you hert it ferst but wen you are bad case of nothing is no to his with a rheumatism. invest in railroad bonds. Labor has been one of the severest blows to place put feet, because the person In in doubt the best thing is to run. Unfortunately the comparison ends costs rose so the other seat erst. Some high that even with education in the United States. Educa- always occupies more than his share Safety good ways there for In the case of the victim the increased freight rates, the cost of everything. t to pervent axsldents is as follows of rheumatism he Is the only one of some 1. Sffldk Chord operating railroads was in tion week will The Wen crossing a street never who suffers, but when the railroads excess of have served a useful first nlghters always wonder why they are see how close can leeve a auto- the amounts collected in called you Sfe gets in condition such that they freight rates and fares. sleeping because is 1'unction if it succeeds in restoring the cars, that what you can't mobeel get to you without hitting Church. "God's Righteousness cannot- function normally every- These are do in them. To Mr. be 15 intches First Mctliodiot Episcopal Subject, just a few of the ail- quote Dooley, "Ye go to bed you. Allways at l?cst F. B. Pastor. Judgment." body suffers. ments of the balance as between the sexes. in it wen it by. Kev. McGulre, transportation system. Chicago, and In the mornin when ye git to St. past goes 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Thanksgiving services will be Instead of taking a temporary It is said by some jstudent of the 2. Dont pet mad looking dogs sermon in with a the Louis, ye 're still awake.' And again, "Lasht night 11 a. m. Service with held at 10:30 a. m., German, measure rusty elbow, ituation, that the vast sum of $2 -- or horses with their ears back. Miss with and at 7:30 p. m, rheumatic if he is wise, 000,000,000 THE REAL MYSTERY I had an upper. The next time I see me friend 3. "The Grave of Gratitude." communion, patient, a year shculd be Dont hold eny conversations of will in treatment for the rheuma- 5 MIsther un- Selina Sizer Las Vegas sing. English. takes for from to 10 years on Pullman, I expect to ask him how he In the middle of a blz'.y street m. Service with sermon tism in his whole system. He at- American ' me to less 7:30 P. the railroads to bring Students of we are ex- expects take off me pants while I'm sittin' In its absilootly neeesserry. "The Rising Tide of Color." St. Paul's Lutheran Church, tempts to eliminate the basic trou- them up abreast of the spiritism, told, 4. Be exter carefill wile wawk-in- g Eng. In- industrial em." Arthur M. Knudsen. Pastor, ble. It is becoming plain that development of the country. What- to solve the of death. May-jj- e past Hidings if bricks are fall- ex- pect mystery If you want a drink In a Pullman car and don't First Congregational Church 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. stead of attempting temporary ever the total amount, it is certain ing off of the roof. a. m. with railroad that Immense they will. ut is death the greatest carry a large cup, be to A. Toothaker, Minister 11:00 Morning worship. pedients recurring sums must be made prepared quench your school. 10:00 a. m. Sermon, "The troubles, Congress must proceed to available for a period of thirst in one swallow relays. If want to Sunday will years in Mystery, after all? you Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Motive." a thorough treatment which any comprehensive plan of rehab- have to do it I whole twist- smoke, you'll standing up, as brother f A LITTLE LAUGHTER Sermon, "The New Plymouth 6:00 p. m. Sunday school work- better the transportation ilitation. waves, winds, conf-renc- e. Dashing lashing Elks occupy all the seats com- ers' machine. Railroad rates be in- in the smoking v J Rock." session cannot mov- There C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Topic, "Praise God." In all probability an extra creased indefinitely. There is a ing trees, rushing tempests, living, partment. are more Elks in Pullman smok meeting be called the ruie consti- In Bnd Standing Evening sermon "The Golden 7:45 p. m Evening worship. of congress will after of economics known as the law of ing, struggling man, these things ing compartments than there aro in Jackson ac- Thank-offerin- g will the Lawyer:. "If you expert to be Age." Annual service fourth of March, 1923, which diminishing returns. It means that tute real mystery. The great mystery is Hole country. Fortunately, the Pullman variety is quitted, your wife will hava to of Women's Missionary society. be devoted largely to the railroad you can raise rates for a mean a certain not, why men cease moving, but why men protected, else homicide would increase tremen- weep a little during the trial." Nazareno Chnrch. Program: Mr. Vander Beek will problem. This will that period and obtain more money dously. The Accused: "That's easy. Juit L. L. Gaines, Pastor. speak on "Work Among ihe In- series ot hearings will be conducted thereby. After you pass a certain move and act and think ; not why man tell I'm to be 9:45 a. m. dians." to obtain the best available advice of A Pullman car is in of a conductor and her going acquitted." Sunday school at point increase, instead of getting p.tops but .why he breathes. charge The Monitor. fty the pastor at 11 on what legislation should be en more money you get less because breathing, a porter. The conductor takes an- Preaching of life is life and up tickets and a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Church of Christ. ' acted. Following this, a general the charge is too high for the traf- The greatest mystery swers fool once each Indeed? Y. S. bill will be framed fic to solved questions trip. Where he What, B:45 p. m. P. 1147 Forrester avenue. transportation bear and therefore fewer few, if any, have it. remains in hiding during the rest of the Deserted Wife Do You remem- Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer 10:00 a. m. Bible study. and threshed out in congress. shipments are made. Late in tha Journey, ber me to Albert LaFollette, author of the ho one seems, to know, and what is more, no one mjirryln' Binks, meeting. 11:00 a. m. Preaching. Senator year iym mat point was reached. bachelor, of this parish, sir? railroad valuation act, is expected Prices of commodities went down WORSHIP BY RADIO. seems to care. 1 Curate Yes, rather think I International Bible Students. Jf. E. Church (Spanish). to take a leading part in this pro- and rates stayed up. Shipments You will know the porter because it says so on do er Mrs. er Binks. Meet in I. O. O. F. hall. H. O. Costa les, Pastor. gram, and railway presidents shud- stopped. In many cases, his wot are we to do when particu- The radio church which Babson cap. If you look prosperous, he answers to "Well, goin' 2:00 p. m. At First M. E. church. der they think about what larly in cases of agricultural prod- Roger the nam of He is fond about it? 'E's escaped." London 3:00 p. m. 2:30 p. m. Sunday school. he may do. The Wisconsin states- ucts, the price which a to is Ceorgo. very of metallic man made it clear in his commodity Sntends found at Wellesley, Mass., sounds, silver but Punch. 7:30 p. m. 8:30 p. m. Sermon First M. E. has that would bring at the market was lit- especially the gentle dropping church. judgment the troubles of the rail- tle "or no more the logical development of one phase of or a Din or on than the freight any denomination a velvet carpet Clever, Indeed Church. At Barelas Chapel. roads are di'e primarily to over- rate to the market. Of course, no wireless Under his sev- will Profes- Presbyterian activity. scheme, awaken hinj out of the soundest sleep. His - Mrs. De Bohn I think H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, 10 a. m. Sunday school. capitalization and financial mis- farmer would shio a hoe to mnrkot eral denominations would be represented, duties are heavy, hut he takes them He sor Brayney is perfoctly charm- Pastors. 7:00 p. m. Sermon. management, and the men whom if the freight cost of tho shipment lightly. He knows so much, and yet he as will' and the station would be takes your grip when you get on his and you ing! 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. regards responsible get wouia equar tne whole price ob- broadcasting car, In conversation ho doesn't make m. anything but sympathetic treat- tained. The was buy it back from him at the end of the In 11:00 a. Morning worship. North Fourth Street Gospel Hall. result that the powerful enough to send out its weekly trip. one feel like a fool. 3:30 p. m. Junior Christian En- 9:45 a. m. school and ment at his hands. He Is regarded farmer lost the sale and the rail- the meantime clev- Sunday devotions over all the country. he has shlned'at your shoes, and ; Miss Snippy Yes, isn't he deavor. Bible class. as in a degree the spokesman for road lost the traffic, Everybody perhaps thrown his whiekbroom at your coat er? London Opinion. 6:45 p. m. Senior Christian En- ' 11:00 a. m. Communion. labor and it is possible he may lead lost. , The Baptists, for instance, would have the for abolition ot the collar as much as twice. It all coats you and you deavor. 8:00 p. m. Preaching in Span- fight the The railroads claim that one fan hour for song, prayer, sermon and Special Rate for a Heavy Txad 7:45 p. m. Evening worship. ish Jose B. Rey. Railroad Labor board which Sam- trouble la that congress has limited fool nobody but Well-lighte- by yourself when you act as If you d gent (who has wan- uel Gomp s has said the Ameri- their en mines. Thev sav thev ran I worship. Then the Methodists, then the like it. He is a human 7:45 p. m. Preaching by Carl mind reader of the first dered into the depot and anchored Central Avenuo SKHhortlst. Armerding. "The Lion of can Federation of Labor is deter- not sell bonds to get money to make etc. Some has at I've hie Subject mined to make. Presbyterians, sly wag degree. If you have decided to give him a certain the ticket window) C. C. Hlgbee, Pastor. , the Tribe of Judah; and the Slain Senator Cummins, improvements when congress lim- poggested that this scheme is particularly tip, immediately you begin to doubt that it is losht my way. , 9:30 a. m. Church school. Lamb." as chairman of the committee on its the earning power. Secretary of Ticket agent I see. You want m. interstate commerce, is another the Mellon frnnkiv desirable because it eliminates the collec- enough. His telepathy is working on you and it 11:00 a. Morning worship. Treasury hn. a homesceker's excursion ticket. Sermon subject, "Paul, Our Pat- Broadway Christian Chnrch, who will be exceedingly active in expressed the opinion that there ia always works on men. On women, neverl Ask Selected. mucn tion plate. ' tern, a Pastor." Willard A. Guy, Minister. shaping any railroad legislation ioo ranroaa regulation. Ha st any porter. m. 9:45 a. m. Bible school. that may be enacted. The Iowa has what he holi- i The art of communication is the great-fc- ' 6:30.p. Epworth league. proposed terms a A not ' service. Ser- senator is as more sym- pe-- . of Grandma Spark 7:30 p. m. Evening 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. regarded day for the railroads that is a achievement mankind. First, when Gadabout says that women hate to Motor Maude His line tires you, mon Home." "What Shall I Do With pathetic toward railroad manage- rlod of five years or more In which wash subject, "Happy Sermon, We lived in the caves and on the cliffs, rishes so, it's wonder they wouldn't induce doesn't it? Jesus." ment than his colleaguo from the restrictive legislation will he large- rude everybody to get invited out for Thanksgiving Technical Teckla Oh, I could St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal). 6:30 p. m. Endeavor meeting. Badger state. ly withdrawn from railroad opera- cjtme speech. Writing, after many kill the bore with a stroke! Ex- B. M. A.. Dean. 7:80 m. The United States and its rail- tion, them to dinner. v "T. B. CRABB." Rev. Wm. Allen, p. Evangelistio service. permitting make as centuries, followed, and then the print- change. 7:30 a. m. Holy communion. Sermon topic, "The Basis of road system may be likened to a much money aa they can. He has ing press gave civilization a spur forward. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Christian Union." growing boy and his clothes. Th pointed out that the course of rail- The and the were Jfcar Knough 11:00 a. m. Morning prayer clothes must be constantly enlarge! road rates was down as the result telegraph telephone The curator of the museum was and sermon. Spanish Baptist Church. to keep up with the boy's growth or of competition before the advent of Blmost twins. Now it is .radio. classifying Egyptian curios. Ho 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and J.JJ. Sanchez, Pastor. they wear thin in Important places federal regulation and that Bince TODAY'S BEST Observed a sermon. 1007 freedom of limbs. the Interstate ,i the next will use TIOUGET perplexed expression Meets at South Second and bind the his Commerce Commis- Perhaps generation on the face of his youni? assistant. service at 10 a. m. street. Before war about tntle sion was established s Thanksgiving tils 2,600 to regulate the telepathy of thought-wave- for its "What Is the matter?" he asked. Bishop Howden will preach. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. of railroad were built each year. rates, the course of rates has been exchange of ideas. "Is there anything you don't un- 11:00 a. m. Sermon. This was the enlargement neces- upward. Mr. Mellon says the road I wish if were possible for us to drive home to derstand i" Christian Science Society. 7:30 p. m. Gospel meeting. sary to keep up with the growing and the public were both better off the whole American conviction needed "Yes, air," answered the club building at 618 Address Thomas and commercial without people the of ; helper. Woman's by Ogllvle. population activity restrictive regulation, and BY THE WAY concern for our educational necessities. "Here is a papyrus on which the West Gold avenue. of the nation. When the war came, it may be that ho will undertake to characters are so badly traced school at 9:45 a. m. School railroad and since tell congress how his Our hopes for the evolution of a constantly Im- Sunday University Heights Sunday building stopped holiday plan t old that they aro indecipherable. How Sunday services at 11:00 a. in. 8:30 a. m. Classes. that time there has been practical- can bo carried Into effect. At any Those famous "fourteen points" proving system of human organization .will find sliall I classify?" 4 p. tn. Prayer Service. ly no net gain in mileage or facili- rate congress is about to tackle tha Hem' to have been points of departure. their justification in the widening, the deepening, . "Let me see," said the curator, Immanuel Evan. Ititlieran Church. ties, In fact, in some sections many problem again and the country anci dead-brok- e were 4 , the univereallzatlon of intelligence, that moral examining the piece. "Just call Carl Schmid. Pastor. All the nations seem miles of railroad torn up. the railroad companies munt await that it doctor's In 9:15 a. m. school. it is was when war the result. lot of the world's nice new consciousness for every a prescription the Sunday agreed that somebody's duty There a period the Meantime, enough train.) t,A epigrams which furnish inspiration time of Pharaoh." Los Angeles 10:00 a. m. Services in English, to finance Germany.- - Kitchener was at its height and cost of opera are running so that one has to be re platitudes with their whiskers off. human advance, WARREN O. HARDING. Times. l a. m. Services in . German, .(Canada) Daily Record, tion bore a disproportionate reia caroful at crossings. t Seven November 26, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page

M. Bohl of 9:00 A. Hound Table the Honor Roll ' Lynn Mitchell, University Wednesday, .... k rthlliiiil'lilf .l.iiliiMn.n.An' i 'm 'Y'" V New Mexico. , The Social Science Content of the Mrs. Josephine Loeljard, leader. tl Miltt T Discussion: Miss Anna Louise High School Curriculum, Dr. A. O. The Year's Growth and Accom SECTIONAL TO Whaley, Clovis. Howden, president-elec- t of the N. plishments. Report by the p'resi- - Supplementary Reading, miss M. Normal school. uent. IEIG ADuquei-que- . Address, John .T. Tlgert, U. S. (TIII.O WELFARE Theresa Wchr, Discussion: Miss Jeanctte Inches. Commisioner of Education, AVash-ingto- Wednesday, 9:00 A. .M., Room 201 Normal university, Laa Las Vegas. D. C. Round table discussion: Dr. fi Tho Gra-Ca- rr Chemical Investi Standard Requirements for High Janet Held, leader. HAVE PART gation, Miss Alma Wiilielin, Albu- School Graduation, Supt.D. N. Pope. All interested in cl.lld welfare 6 PROFEfll Roswell. cordially invited. querque. 4 Discussion: JUiss iaeanor TucKer. Discussion. discussion. Topics for general HALF-TO- HOG IS (a) Correlation of Lnglish and CITY SUPERINTENDENTS Latin. ' 0:00 A. M Room 302 OWNED BY HARDING Position of in Tuesday, 1 E. A. GOHVEHTIO lb) Peculiar Latin D. 1. Schools of Southwest. Chairman, E. ilartin. COUNTY STOCKMAN I Latin How" It Secretary, Lcla Manville. r (c) Composition, " May be Mado Less Irksome. Educational Service Rendered N'. M., Nov. 25. A. A Latin Games a of Schools, Mosquero, Ses- d) Program, by Superintendent W. Dm ke, one of the leading farm Previous to the Opening of the General and Plays. Supt. L. C. Khoads, Raton. A Latin Club. Discussion: Huff, ers of Harding county, brought (o) Supt. Raymond one Ids to sion Monday Afternoon, the Educational Clayton. of Poland China hogs ENGLISH Uses Can town this i'c; in order to weigh Meet School Audi- the Superintendent him. Council Will at the High Wednesday, :0K A. M., Room 106 Make of Tests and Measurements, The bog, which was not fat, Al B. Lns Cruces. weighed UK) pounds and Mr WELCOME, TEACHERS the State Gertrude Takken, chairman, Supt. G, Jones. be torium; Educators From Out of C. Drake says he could easily buquerque. Discussion: Supt. E. McClurs. - - made to weigh 1,100. having plen- Rebecca Graham, secretary, uaris- Helen. He Are en Program in Small Sys- ty of bone to carry that weight. bad. Grade Promotions to be a model Poland 4 M'hn Pnnnpral inn Element in the tems, Supt. W. M. Land, Estancla. appeared Misu China, both in markings and shape, ivina Sale Ed- v.npliah tCiirriruliim. Barbara the formal opening' of the New Mexico General discussion. and when was two years Preceding Phillips.' Albuquerque High school. The School Course of Study, weighed lhanksg1 High and seven months old. TTTT ucational association convention here next Monday after The Teaching o Literature, Alias Will C. Wood, noon the educational council of the organization will Mariraret Kcnncdv. Normul uni The Budget System, Jyhn Jocrns, hold its on Monday morning. The versity, East Las Vegas. state educational auditor. . women's Garments meeting remaining w nut, do They Know or En COUNTS: .SUPERINTENDENTS NEW LAMP BURNS be with G. C. of mornings of the convention time will taken up glish. Hubbell. University Tuesday, 9:00 A. M., Koom 301 An oppbrtune time to huy a Ijress. Tailored Suit, New Mexico. iH sectional which will be held in school buildings Mrs. Maude I Bla ley, chairman, 94 AIR Winter Coat, etc., while the variety of styles meetings Address J O. Engleman, field Carrizozo. l.irxe and Rtock comparatively unbroken, and at in N. H. various parts of the city. secretary, A., Washington, Miss Marie Myers, secretary, prices that defy competition. at D. C. The program for the council meeting the high Clayton. Beats Electric or Gas JfM 'V school auditorium follows: The Uses and Abuses of the This season our New York huyer has been very HISTORY C, C. Ros- in a number C. LKAGl'E A. M. County Unit, Supt. Hill, A new oil lamp that gives an 7 fortunate making of choice purchases Prof. E. Hodgin, chairman; Tuesday, 9:00 Koom 203 well. MIS in Ladies' Coats and in instance 9 A. M., Koom 212 Clark amazingly brilliant, soft, white every you will get Mrs. Grace G. Tuesday, Ji. Persinger, chairman. Albu- em-taw- s Bisby, secretary. Discussion: Irene Burke, ev en better than or the benefit of the low price. Our coat stock of Members A. M. K. D. Brothers, president. J. C. Weob, secretary. H. W. light, gas Koll Call Miss Belle secretary. A of the querque, superintendent, electricity, has been tested by the all the popular materials surh as Normandy, in Service and Ten- Sweet, Statement "Project" Brose, Velours and Cordovettes. Home with Improvement Tho Influence of the Cigarette on Method of History Teaching, Clark Gallup. 1J. S. government and 3! leadlnR Bolivia, fur o Teachers and Basis for Sal- J. M. pro- General discussion. universities and to be su- collars of black kit fox and beaver. Some ure Human Behavior, Cook, E. Persinger,' Normal university, of Ameri- found L. White, fessor of education, Normal uni- Las The Extension Rural to 10 oil lamps uve severely tailored. .Divided into three groups. ary Schedule, Supt. Hoy Last Vegas.' canization, Paul Armstrong, chief perior ordinary N. M. versity, East Las Vegas. A Practical Application of the It burns without odor, smoke or Thanksgiving special Gallup, View naturalization examiner. The High School Students' "Project" Method, Miss Lillian Mrs. noise no pumping up. is simple, Discussion: County Superintend- Las Needed School Legislation, 04 cent of the Tobacco Question, George Cavett Normal university, East Otero-Warre- clean, safe. Burns Carrizozo. Adelina n, Santa Fe. per S19.S5 S24.50 ent Maude I Blaney, Olson, senior class, Albu and ti cent common kero- S29.50 president Vegas. Discussion: R. A. Palm, Portales; air per General discussion. querque High school. A History Project for Intermedi- sene (conl-nlO- . for Teachers, T. Miss Aria Miss Irene Mrs. Nellie Hauser, Tucumcari. M. Pension Laws Reading, selected, ate Grades, Wilson, discussion. The Inventor, H. Johnson, 12 W. N. M. K. A., Normal Silver General 60!) W. Is O- Conway, secretary Radley, Albuquerque. State school, city. :00 A. Auditorium Like St., Chicago, The Tobacco Problem in the Tho Missions of New Mexico, Wednesday, M., to on 10 EXTRA COAT SPECIAL Santa Fe. Address to J. J. ffering send a lamp days' m w Discussion: W. B. McFarland. School From the Business Man's Lansing Bloom, School of American Superintendents, FREE trial, or even to give one mi superintendent, Kast Las Vegas. Viewpoint, R. R. Larkin, Kast Las Research, Santa Fe. Tlgcrt. FREK to tho first user in each uf Address to Superintendents, John XH&i MU One lot of odds and ends. Broken sizes to be General discussion. Vegas. Business meeting. locality who will help him Intro- clor.ed Miss Isabel The J. M. Moss, Y. M. W 11:00 202 V. Conway. i out at a price Insignificant in comparison School Needs, Cigarette, A. M., Koom Hural ednesday. of the Teach duce it. Write him today for with former values. These coats are mado of L. Eckles, Normal school. Silver C. A., Albuquerque. This will consist of an Tho Attitude Rural him to meeting er, Mrs. A. E. full particulars. Also ask all kinds of materials and are worth two or ; informal round-tabl- e discussion of Thomas, Atamogordo. how the City. Discussion: E. M. ( So- explain you can get. three times the asked. Discussion: C. C. Hill, superin- I'l'BIilC HEALTH SKCTIOX the of history in haves, or price problems teaching corro; Mrs. Grace Bisby, Silver agency, and without experience EXTRA .SPECIAL tendent, Koswell. Tuesday, 9 A. M., Room 310 the grades and high schools: meth- noney make $250 to $500 per $8.95 General discussion. Dr. S. ods, texts, libraries, etc. City. L. Kent. George Luckett, president, Superintend- month. Adv. Towner-Sterlin- g Hill. II. Santa Fe. Making the County mm, - ent's Office Center for Effective , president state iouee- Supt. D. N. Pope, secretary, Kos- PRIMARY a uii-ucs- Supervision of Rural Schools, Will Discussion: a. well. Tuesday, :00 A. M., Armory WHEN IN CHICAGO Lordsburg, N. M. Cooperation Between the Schools Miss Birdio Adams, chairman C. Wood. MEN, XTRA DRESS perintendent, PATRONS SPECIAL General discussion. tho Normal East Las Vegas. - state su- and Health Department, Supt, university, CiiriH- ii ml See for Yourself. Address, Will C. Wood, D. N. Pope, Roswtll. Miss Selma Anderson, secretary Wednesday, fl:00 A. M., Koom 211 California. School In Santa Fe Mrs. Ra- The perintendent, and Nursing City schools, Albuquerque. John Stukey, chairman, I)r. Lorena AT HALF PRICE School Irfiws of New Mexico County, Amanda Metzgar. Santa Fe Making Primary Arithmetic In- ton. Electro Iiofly Battery How Can be Improved, Judge Shall We Teach Sex In of Silver City Mrs. in tho prcaleat Inven- They Hygiene teresting, teacher Beiler, secretary, Albuquer- weakniMHi fe C. J. Roberts, Santa Fe. tho Schools? Dr. G. S. Luckett, schools. que. tion for Ed. D. Martin, super- and tleblllty the Discussion: Santa Fe, state director of public Discussion. Mrs. Ruth C. Miller, president, P. world has ever We have assembled a proup of over 200 wool intendent, Doming. health. Primary Songs and Dances, by T. A., Santa Fe. known. No drugs. n dresses, consisting of Poiret Twills, Tricotines and The sectional meeting programs Dr. Luckett will ship his auto pupils of Albuquerque primary Mrs. C. A. Muzley, steretary, A- medicines, no diet' Velours. Each garment being representative of the follow: matic to director, Miss Ruth Hop- ing. no unusual modes the fea- stereopticon Albuquerque grades, lbuquerque. of of present season, showing every and it will be in kins. Section any srt. ture 1 COMMUN- operation .during Joint program, Patrons' ust cease all dtsslpu- characteristic of the fall of 922. Such as M'NISH-AMK1UC- car- to Teach Read- Parent-Teach- er the convention. This machine low Beginning and association. Winn and this Invert- bell cuffs, largo Rleeves, basque effects, straight ITY TEACI1KKS ries its own screen ftnd reouires no to Spanish-America- n Children. in of Mrs. Charles lines 108, ing Musio, chargo and combination sport styles. Every garment Tuesday, A. M.. Koom attention and it can be in Miss Birdie Adams, Normal uni- It sends a stream "f is worth double the amount School placed O'Mally. asked. Thanksgiving Hlch one or the halls. The doctor will versity; Miss Kate Kenady. Las Greetings, Mrs. John Stukey. vital life Into yur Sale, special Miss Belle Keed, president, Las also have a exhibit as Is Teach- - nprwa, organs ana card such Vegas. The Relation of Parent to 'blood t h e 1 Vegas. used in sex hygiene to Discussion. er Mrs. L. during Davila, secre- teaching Maude lilaney. time you are aalerp. Miss Rose Mary older boys and girls. Health Education in Our Schools, the treatment of rheumatism, weak S5.95 $8.95 812.95 S14.95 ELEMENTARY Fur tary, Albuquerque. In Miss Amanda Metzgar. i back, wrvotisnes, stomach, liver and Suggested Improvements MUSIC Tuesday, 9:00 A. SI., Auditorium of Our National Sys- kidney disorder, is is Incomparable. Dr. Conditions In Spanish-America- n Importance Cell StnraKe Is a School 9:00 A. Koom 212 Miss Mary C. Oliver, chairman, tem of Education, When Measured I.nrenz's Dry Battery Communities, Miss Belle Tuesday, M., Silver e battery, requires no. charging Miss Adeline Howard, City. by Other Functions of Our Govern- or Is 300 cent Keed, Las Vegas. chairman Miss Helen M. secretary, with vinegar acids. per 10 Raton. Calkins, ment and the Consequent Respons- easier applied, ijives 4t)0 per cent greater Discussion: Max Fernandez, Silver Parent-Teach- 10 Standard Course in School Mu City. ibility of Associa- service and is sold nt a low price without minutes; Kloy Vigil. minutes; General Topic: Things That a cost bonks. LADIES' SUSY Sanchez. 10 minutes. sic, Aliss Louise Jaramillo, music tions, Miss Myra Winkler. added for fancy Miss ticatriz Teacher Should Possess, if She A and - Make airector in N. JVI. Normal univcrs Address. booklet with full particulars Whnt Is Necessary to Dares to teach. mail FKEB sealed. n Com- East Las Roll Call of Depart- factory prices by KcUools In Spanish-America- ity, Vegas. Mr3. and Reports Lola G. Music Into Sympathy with Children, ment D. O. Engleman munities a Success, Mrs. Appreciation Dixon, Fierro. Chairman, Aew arrivals In Lnrlies1 Knits 20 tno. curriculum. Miss Marjorie I. Ceorge N. E. A. secretary, Washington, J. A. Lorenz Electric Works nre Grimm, Peralta, minutes. A Sure Knowledge of All Subject iSP 'fe '''I"0''"08 serges, Aclolfo Gonzales, 10 rritchard,, music director in Nor D. C. M u. , r Discussion: Matter Which She Has to Present, A. 2140 Lincoln Avenue. CHICAGO. ILL vciuuin, i i'n nni.-- ill Manuel Gabaldon, 10 min- mal school, Silver City. Roll Call and Reports of P. T. of navy, or brown. All minutes; 10 min- Accessories to Public School Mrs. Beddow, Gallup. taupe utes; Miss Jessie Forsyth, A Sincere Interest in the Results handsomely made. Some tail- Miss Isabel Iluates, 10 min- Music, Miss Selina Sizer, East Las utes; vegas. She Gets from the Children, Miss ored, others embroidered. utes. Minie Stump, Raton. '.. New Hound table discussion on all How to Secure Cooperation From B Arrivals. the Teacher, Mr. F. Address, J. O. Englenlan, field Thanksgiving Special topics. re. Mary Fouth, secretary, N. E. A. q oama, 9:00 A. M Koom 302 100, bpeeamg the Wednesday, Wednesday. 9 A. M Koom Lp High School, Address, Will C. Wood, state su- High School Public $12.95 $14.95 n Round table perintendent, Institutions, The Spanish-America- Teacher discussion. Com- California. 0 and the Spanish-America- n General topic: Education for $19.95 Spanish-America- n INDUSTRIAL munity, Filadelfo Raca, Citizenship. ' fPI - 9:00 A. Normal,- El Rito. Tuesday, M., Room 203 Domocraey In the School Room, Discussion: J. C. Espinosa, 10 R. W. Foard, chairman. Mrs. Fe. min- J. T. Loveland, Santa minutes; Cruz K. Alvarez, 10 Benton, secretary. The Socialized Recitation, Mi6a utes; Cristoval Quintana, 10 min- Vocational Education, II. I,. Colo Kent, N. Mary Dixon, Albuquerque. utes. president M. College of The Americanization of the Com- Are Spanish-America- n Commun- Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.' of V. munity, Through the Influence ities Progressing? John Conway, Taking Agriculture to the Farm the E. L, Socorro. Public Institu- Boy, Frank Halliburton, School, Enloe, state superintendent Colfax supervisor REMEMBER P.".: tions. county vocational circuit PRINCIPALS table 30 min- Work With the Coal W Round discussion, F. Miners, Tuesday, 10:00 A. M., Koom 306 utes. Murray, safety engineer, Phelps E. L. Rosweil. This Is Albuquerque's Best election of Dodge Dawson. Lusk, chairman, Shopping Business meeting and corporation, Mrs. Ella Al, LaBar, secretary. officers. Manual Training in tho High Visit Our Toy Place H School, J. T. Albuquerque. .Benton, head manual The Junior High School, Its Or- Indian School, Tuesday training department, Albuquerque Department Floor High school. ganization and Standards, Presi- Public Library Rldg. Top dent J. H. Wagner, Ncv: Mexico S. E. Beaham, chairman. secre- Normal university. East Las Vegas. Mrs. Henry II. Kramer, MO:.fE ECONOMICS The Mathematical Content of the tary. Tuesday. 9:00 A. M., Room 211 High School Curriculum, Albuquer- A Message to Teachers, Supt. r8, Kuth C" Mi"e"l chairman. que High school. Harmon P. Marble. Miss Blanche ' "With Gilmore, secretary. Address, Will C, Wood. . Demonstration of Methods fect of IIome Economics In Beginners, Mrs, Lydia S. Piesse. the Development of the Education A Supt. Samuel F. Stacher. of Women, Miss Blanche Paper. of Gilmore. Some Successful Methods Address, Paul Armstrong, U, S. TEACHERS! WELCOME TO Teaching ilnglish to Naturalization officer, Denver Miss Sadie E. Evans. Colo. " ' ft i TO LEI Pupils. IS:: Wednesday. 9:00 A. M. Responsibilities of a Home Eco- THE HOUSE OF JEWELRY PHONES 352-35- 3 Successful Methods of Teaching nomics Teacher from a Senior OPPOSITE Y. M. C. A. BUILDING Music, Mrs. Francis Girl's Viewpoint, senior girl from $ Dunn. State College. FALL OUT Demonstration of Setting-u- p Ex- Explanation of Various Phases 111 ercises, Clomente Vigil. of Vocational Education, Miss Ruth The General Good of the Service, G. Taylor. D. DeHuff. A Unified Supt. John Home Economics Pro- 3 5c The, latch string is out for you he gates are open. Business session. gram, Mrs. Walter Simpson. "Danderine" Saves Your A period for general discussion Possibilities of Home Economics We have waited for your visit. We have prepared will be given after each number. With the Woman of the Mrs. Hair Ends Dandruff! Ehzabbeth State, for visit, and now a royal welcome awaits you ' Koger. your . "TV- -- LYCEUM Possibilities of Home Economics Delightful Tonic at this store of merchandise. Many Wcflnr.sdny. 9:00 A. M.. Koom 212 in the Elementary Schools, Miss dependable Miss Margaret Cooperlder, presi- Rumalda Delgado, Las Vegas. pieces that will be worth your visit. dent. Albuquerque. Possibilities of Home Economics exquisite Miss Barbara E. Phillips, secre- in the Higher Schools, Mrs. W W. . - tary. Albuquerque. Loggains. IS-jew- very small Silverware Address, Forensic Oratory In the Evening Classes In Rural Dis- Development of Our Nation, John tricts, Mrs. Margaret M. Leibold. Bracelet Watch, guar- Don't wait until the WJl ....U.ittme. F. Pimms. Home Economics and Commun- Business, reports of committees. ity Service, Mrs. Maud Doty anteed for 20 years; last minute before you of . for Child Care Msmamm Adoption constitution Teaching to the Pub- with ribbon or gold do league. lic. Mrs. George W. Prichard. your shopping. The Home Economics Program bracelet; SHOP NOW men,'S Clubs' Mrs- - GeorSe D Kuoff Special, $22.50. and shop, at your leis- COMMERCIAL ure. A small deposit Wednesday, 9:00 A. M., Room 811 Ivory Sets, $5 to $7S reserves any article. Secretary, Adah Pinnel, East Las Is Your Vegas High school. Dining Minutes. Waterman Fountain Clocks FOR General Purpose of Meeting Chairman, Ethel L. Farrell, Nor- Pens. . Cuff Links. mal university! Las Vegas. Lavallieres, Cigarette Cases. Room What My Training Should Have Given to Bill Folds. Ready Me, but What 1 had to" Rings. Learn from Experience, Shorthand Pearls. Belt Buckles. and Typing, Miss Adele'Holmquist, Jewel Boxes. Card Cases. secretary to A. B. McMillen, Albu- For influen- querque. It's Each For Colds, Grip, The Duties of a Secretary, Mrs. Hurry! your duty! see more One-Quart- er 14-- K za. Inez to day you a little hair Carat Diamond, set in fine qual- Hayden, secretary Albert falling out and you are making fore-bea- rs G. Simms, Citizens National Your used Dr. bank,' no effort to avoid baldness. What ' ity Tiffany mounting. Special $50.00. Albuquerque. a. hair mean: Whnt My School Did pity. Falling Humphrey's Remedies. Training your hair Is weak. sick. pos- Eversharp Pencils, $1 to $35. It- i'oot-ste- ps Mrs. Al- Better follow in their For Me, John J. Tlerney, dandruff is It, buquerque, i sibly' strangling and take ''Seventy-seven- " or the hair root pores In the Professlo nal Demonstrator, are not and Make this House of Your House to Mrs. scalp firm tight, Jewelry for, If not, we are with stock to get it break up your Shorthand, Margaret F. thus wasting the hair-growi- splendidly prepared complete help you ready. Cold. Bar'nps Albuquerque. oils. . Jewelry. Our entire store aboundsin helpful suggestions' for home more Demonstration Profes-slgna- L making your and Talk, Danderine almost Instantly comfortable and more Come in and note the Doctoring Boole mailed William . Oswald, .New . beautiful. and inspect our display steps, (ailing hair of men or ' free. York city. Underwood Typewriter. women and cleans every particle attractive prices at which we have all items marked. ' Business meeting, election of of- of dandruff away, then the hair ficers. ' takes on new life, and Humphreys' Induces Commercial Alvarado vigor "Forty" ' banquet, . to. .grow strong, thick Sleep. No dope. hotel.' strength and long. WHAT WE SAY IT IT IS G. , "40" "77" 30c $1.00 . MINDLIN'gIS, and and Xtanderina Is delightful not George Sclieer Furniture Company each, at drug stores, or sent on LATIN sticky or greasy. Go to any remittance or C. O. D. Parcel Wednesday, 9:00 A. M., Koom 203 drugstore now and get a bottle, JEWELERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS Post. Humphreys' Homco. Medi- Miss Theresa Wehr, president. use it. Have healthy, heavy; 314 South Second I. O. O. F. BUILDING. Phone 431 cine Co., 15G William Street, New Miss Jennetto Inches, secretary. beautiful hair and lots of it. y oils., Adv. ; The Content of Third Year Latin, . Atfv; Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 26, 1922

n will quested special operator be a 'bull-fight- er the calls and to (Spanish "ace," who POPULAR anced one and special scenery will detailed to watch hag risen to the same PLAYS AT be for PROMPT SERVICE give as quick service as possible. popularity used each production. ; in his as ark and stormy days mean a profession that enjoyed CRYSTAL OPERA FOR Adv. office. Dis- Hair Ornaments by "Babe" Ruth, Eddie Ricken-- I rush at the telephone Play Important Jimmie THANKSGIVING weather that many backer, Murphy and WEEK Journal Want Ads results, agreeable keeps in .ring indoors results in their use j. Charles Fadoek theirs. SAVES Tl people New Mr. IFOR of the telephone fur errands that Part in Coiffures Ag "Juan Gallardo," an idol of Claman. who nresetiterl the di- Evening en- they might otherwise conduct Spain, Mr. Valentino is called Ferris Taylor Stock company with t b bull-rin- rect ly. I'osslbly some of lit over-l- dearingly by the g crowds, Toby here last - is done or spring at the Crys- visiting "Espada," "spade," that being opera nouse, win offer as a THE HELLO El on unpleasant days. At any the type of ace considered particu- taj rate there is a one-thir- d Increase in Andalusia. special Thanksgiving attraction, incle- larly lucky in calls on a bad day. Tho The of Gal- the, the Metropolitan Players, a weather of winter also means development Juan ment ' lardo from ar ragged urchin to a dramatic company of ten people, Ex- more calls in the office. For that . a similar Operators at Local reason the take their va- V' favorite of his country and his organization. It will bo operators love's for two women are tho basis one jolly week, Too to Make cations in tho summertime when November starting Tuesday change Busy the calls are not so numerous. of an intensely Interesting story 28, with an entire 32 written Vicente Blnsco Ibanez change of play each night, with Themselves Trouble; 4.000 SulKSCTlbcrs by vaudeville hptwunn t,a Each girl at the switchboard sits ana adapted by Jur.e Mathls who Girls wrote the scenario "The Four away with all waits, making . one Employed on a high stool within reach of for iu. nMuvua snuw. every number In tho city. While Horsemen of the Apocalypse." JfOllOWlng is a list of the great successful plays "Number, please." there are 4,000 subscribers she does "Blood and Sand" is a Fred Nlblo to be offered at noniiinr "I'm to complete your not have, that many different production. Ula Lee and Nita raORGUGBBBED trying but one little hole for Tuesday, "Three Wise Fools:" call." "jacks." Naldl have the leading feminine Wednesday, Maude Fulton's suc- to e s0 each line. About tho hole are roles. cess, "The Imagine yourself trying in color, eaeh of whirl Brat Believe Me Xan- - On Sale at ana J;:i-ii- nt markings tippc." the surprise ulnv 'I'lu.ro.l courteous, attentive means a to the tip-er- a polite, oil different thing GREAT WF.STF.HN PICTCflK "Which one 200 times an hour tor. When a, wrong letter is be- day; "Friday, Shall I what the Allmipieniue hello WITH A KUi'KRKXCI'l, VOW Marry;" Saturday, "Tho Trail of B. MARCUS ing called on a number she knows SHOWING AT TIIK IjYIUG the Lonesomo girls do. And for their pains they it instantly because, there is no Pine," the great! hi.vr curses and receivers or as book nluv: Sundav. th usually ot yellow paint blue paint, tho A new idea in western 213 South First in their cars In spite case be, on the If a - - photoplay cracked them- - may "jack." k i , J , r romances has been introduced that they can never get mad line is not being used the hole is i y These are well known successful "His TO SC V OB Identification through the Goldwyn picture, PlaVB hft offftrpd nt amolt with plugged. These marks Back Albuquerque There - just one recourse are changing constantly as phonos Against the Wall," by John tiTho company Is an evenly bal When asked what are disconnected and new ones in- Frederick. It will be shown at the an irate patron. tomorrow. central does when an impatient stalled, although some lines prob- Lyric theater today and right thumb la Jerking a receiver ably remain the same year after Here, instead of Hie usual swash- hook up and down trying to attract year. buckling hero who fights with both one of them replied: hands and shoots from the hip, we attention, Two days each month every girl have a little nlan whom - "Oh. Juft disconnect them, 'then at. the exchange records every call timid the when get through we give These, pcnplo of the town falsely believe VISITING TEACHERS WILL FIND they ' that she makes. are called to he All them their number.-- So perhaps count It Is for the pur- a hero. his denials are to dis- "peg days." disbelieved and set .ov:n to mod- the operator is also able, pose of determining how heavy the OUR connect the disgruntled patrons calls run. The repo. ti are sent into esty. The resulting confusion in NEW TOY DEPART- and tell them what thinks of in adquarters and if tho figures are the coward-hero'- s attitude toward tVim herself, even if they doll t running above a certain well stud his fellows becomes an amuBing MENT hear it. It might be some relief. ied limit extra help is put on at the character study piesented with the INTERESTING xcept that the next party wanting exchange. On the last "peg day. ' utmost finesse by that remarkably would all tho 0.14 able Hatton. to put in a call get November 3, 27, calls were made actor,- Raymond benefit in his own innocent ear. during a period through Whate- r shooting takes place Uusy to Oct .Mad local This did not in "His Back Agamat the Wall" is To is the exchange. Select your purchases for the kiddies ? In' ppito of temptation central include long distance calls which done in the comedy spirit and not and we will simply too busy to get mad. With amounted to 740 during the day in the melodramatic. Tho result is pay all delivery charges to Postoffice Free. criss-crosse- d wires and flashing and a now kind of western romance your of night. Our store lights before her every minute . The long distance operator at. with a sound love interest running offers many lines of merchandise not the day there in no time betweon the exchange are tlu specialists. through it. It was directed by in calls. Central saves herself as much work eao and - Rowland V, Tee. kept your home store. Come in and look around. Three girls day t r ' , ' i i i' Av ; 'j- j . trouble as possible by doing what- two each night at the long distance a i You will be made to feel at home ever vou ask tho firs., time you ask boards. They are especially trained DIST1V FARNITM AT and not urged it. No exchange girl deliberately and have had long experience as THE PASTIMK THBATF.K to buy. fails to connect on a call immedi- operators. Tho details of making IN "YOSEMITK THAIL" ately. She hasn't time to bo both- long distance connection which ered twice on tho same call. they master are Insignificant, how- Today the Pastime theater will The exchange room at tho Albu- ever, compared to the t rouble start a two days' run of the Fox querque office is an awesome place. which 0 ey take in locating parties. production, "The Yosemite Trail," So quiet and busy that one seems to The not infrequently pursue a party starring Dustln Farnum, who has be an, intruder in tho realm of serv- all over a city, calling at many scored many successes on bo h ice. Sixteen in a row in an effort to reach him WHITNEY HARDWARE COMPANY girls sitting places The hair must be dressed This a stage and screen. crowned with their metal head The hello girl probably knows simply group shows few of the tassels of pearls suspended at each As its name the story newest ideas fn;- implies, pieces make dozens of calls simul- secrets of the haunts r,f prominent this year but for evening wear it evening coiffures. side look like earrings. This, too, is occurs In the Yosemite valley. Thii R. with no more of a con- of must boast some In the ctnter is a most for the more mature woman and ' F.' MEAD, Manager. taneously people that few their friends are kind of an orna- youthful j nds itself whieli .style suitable for the debutante. It not for the background admirably versational hum than that aware of. ment. Tho comb is still in very young girl. It I for the excellent of Spanish is a of delicate blos- photography 307 WEST CENTRAL arises from a really concentrated Knell Tall liogistored high favor for those who have hair garland apple hints of Cleopatra and the mysteri- the rum. The pictur- - is said to be AVENUE. name of bridge at an afternoon Kach long distance operator soms of a soft pink metal cloth ous ladies of the east. filled enough to do up. but there are so with silver It is as effec- with action that is party. works with a stack of directories foliage. Perhaps the most costly of all sustained from beginning to end. The are a cards many women whote locks are Just tive on short hair at on long. At the ornaments is the operators superior type and rate books, for register- to bobs. pearl cap The majestic grandeur of the of girl. No with their each call, and an instrument beginning grow after many the left is shown a more sophisti- shown at tho lower right. It is is flappers ing For these women are flower !. is Yosemite used by the director characteristic short hair, high color known as a 'Caleulagraph.'' This there cated styl It a draped turban made of silver net heavily encrust- to bandeaux, metal cloth turbans, of cloth with a beaded tassel ed with create the impression of huge- and chewjng gum are seen in the is a big clock with levers attached gold pearls of various sizes. If ness and power. So well has this row. goes into he serv- which the time of each call is pearl and bright jeweled bands and suspended in the center. It is par- may bo worn as an opera bonnett fcvery girl by caps and a host of attractive and effective on been done, according to report, that ice seriously promising to remain accurately stamped on the cards. ticularly blond hair. or as a headdress for the formal seem to o unusual hair ornaments to confine At the is a band the characters stand forth at least year. She is willing The operator stamps the card with upper right of dance or reception. It is a very like who six months of service her conversation unruly coils which will not stay green velvet with pearls embroid- looking affair and the primitive giants struggle give after the time that actual o. in regal only for mastery. which is fig- cttiled place. ered in a triangular design. Long should to wear it. six months apprenticeship begins and when it ceases, and stately attempt This is the sort of photoplay 'n TEACHERS: required to make a top notch op- ures the bilf for the cali from her which is i Dastin Farnum excels and. erator. The switch board itslf toll books. from his It gi- plaints tlt'.t come and reporting the service, however, she says. a, picture and fcliow? actual judging previous work. learned in two weeks but the In addition to the plugs for mak- ilieni great should books out the to sta- to a wire man below. JfaiiK liecclvt-r- scenes of bull in prove interesting gantic text put by ing the connection different ICest Itoom l'l fighting a real company much more tions is a set of ex- Attractive users require study. there repeaters, Adjoining tho exchange room Tho of telephones could arena Girls Work in Shifts tra plugs which increase the a little in use of o vhich in on the third floor of the stand training the Thirty-tw- girls an employed at strength on calls of very long MORE CARS NEEDED in building, is thi ullii.iotivclv fur the instrument as well as tho ex- I;yrl; Theater The Goldwyn Come in and the local exchange. They work range. A "step key" also helps to nished rest room for the get acquainted. shifts according to the amount of strengthen the sound, being moved operators. change girls, according to Miss corporation presents "His Back TO CARRY TEACHERS ' over wires the Here they gather to chat and relax Against tho Wall," with line of Toilet GoodsJ business the during up a certain degree for each area fifteen-minut- e Yoorhcg. One point she continual- Raymond Complete course of The for the relief periods Hutton as the also the day. largest of distance, this being determined are at The ly is that parties up leading star; A large number of teachers Is is on in tho tiiey granted intervals. preaches hang showing "Torchy's Feud," a two-pa- rt Rubber Goods, Thermos crew, sixteen, morning by telephone engineers. shifts at the switch board are made their receivers when is to arrive on Bottles, from 9 to 11 o'clock. From 11 un- At the back of the row of op- there apt Torchy comedy. expected tonight the 1 without a hitch, a supply operator to be or in El 7 and Sundries. til o'clock during tiie business erators sits MisR Information, a - any' delay pause the train from Paso at o'cloc'; j Drugs, i taking th- of each the recess but nine or ten girls are pretty young dark haired woman place girl conversation. It is just as easy for Pastime Theater William Fox and the train from tho north at needed. From 1 to 5 o'clock, how- who seems to know a deal. minute her relief period conies. great all is central to mako another call when presents Dustin Farnum as tho star 7:33 o'clock. The chamber of ever, a larger crew of 15 operators She has all of her information on Supervising of the girls the ih Miss conversation Is to be resiitned "The Yosemito Trail"; also pre- commerce auto- - i ' on Mollio Vourhes, the chief ' has for is working. There are but three file nt her desk but she apparently and it leaves the line for a reel or two of "Fox arranged Fountain Service 9 at to 7 in the morn- much in operator of the exchange. Misa open senting mobiles to meet the teachers at from night has of it her head. She other calls, she explains. News'" and Harold in a live- ing. replies on questions for new num- Voorhes is one of the veterans of Lloyd the train and escort them to rooms. Between 9 and 11 o'clock in the bers and only occasionally has to (he service. She served in tho ly comedy. It Is likely that more cars will be is the businest time of tho consult file. There is a com- - ' s exchange for o2 years. needed. All persons to al- - morning hjr VAT.F.NTINO AS willing at the local exchange. The numerical file In the office, j She came to the Alhuipicrqucofflce j I PIJFMIEIt low the use of their cars are asked Halls day plete Theaters I number of calls put in gradually on alphabetical file of subscribers' in the early days of the "new town" Today JiFIJi IGIITF.il IX TIIK to be at the etation and report to Royal Pharmacy increases as housewives go about names and file of street numbers. when there were but 82 subscribers PLAY, "RLOOU AND SAND" the chamber of commerce repre- their ordering and the merchants By means of the latter Bhe is able in the entire city. She has helped sentatives in charge. get the day's business into full to give the number of a telephone to build the local service what it is "15' Theater A Fred Nlblo pro- Rodolph Valentino in "Blood Second and Gold reason a nil of duction which Jesse L. pre- fwlng. For this patron at any given address when tho today, training tho girls and Lasky and Sand" his first Paramount When it comes to making an in having to make a large number of name of the party Is not known. keening the intricate affairs of the sents, starring Rodolph Valentino picture starring vehicle which will come tax with will do well to office in Hi - return, money talks rails in succession Php is also the diplomat for the running smoothly and hap- "lio mid Sand," assists by be the feature at the "B" theater an in Its eech. Co-- in re com-- i.i impediment s, wait until later the. day. If "trouble department," taking j pily. She abu'.t to retire from Llla Lee and Nlia Nahl1. This is today and tomorrow, portrays a lumbia Record. I

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'WHITE SQUADRON' OF CONSTANTINOPLE HAS PABLO ABEITA AND F. C. WILSON EX-KAISE- R WILHELM AS HE IS TODAY ADMIRAL STARK HAS A DRASTIC PRO LAW K0REA SAILilF0R Constantinople, Nov. 25 (by tho fiotice fo file Bread DISCUSS BURSUM'S INDIAN BILL Associated Under the ' Censiir.g Gunsan. Korea. Nov. 25 (by the Press). Associated Press.) Admiral Turkish prohibition law, published Stark's "white" driven all alcoholic in the Journal. terpretation, therefore, would the! squadron, today, liquors Editor Morning from Vladivostok by Siberian forc- will be confiscated or ship- - Dear Sir: My attention has been Indians get any part of such, es Moscow country Senator to fa sympathetic to the all convicted called to a statement of claims, regardless of their right r soviet, hos sailed for Fusan, n ped abroad, persons to the fact that it is to Bursum in your columns do so as a matter of law and with of oi Owing impossible get appearing Bursum and southeastern Korean port, manufacturing, importing it is to make concerning the equity. exiled military men and their fam- Deverages will b- - good flour impossible good bread. bill. Senator Bursum In his statement selling spirituous Indian sees ilies. fined and and thoso found Therefore our bread is not up to standard In his statement the senator in your columns says: "The billi The situation of the reat of the Jailed, It Gen-sa- intoxicated will be liable to until we can flour. But when fit to attempt to make appear would rest title with the Indians Russian refugees ashore at n get good we that the attack upon his measure to all of the lands except those the from three months to remains deplorable. Among ' can get good ingredients our bread takes the has been the result of paid efforts settlor may prove his right to the children, 62 cases of measles two years. , lead. on the part of Mr. John Collier hold." This is a remarkable state- i A v have been reported. There are 1(2 and myself. The inference which ment for the reason that under the cases of enterlo fever. Starvation ARIZONA V. TK.AM WINS he intends to convey is that the provisions of the bill the claims and cold make the children easy Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 25. The WJ attack, therefore, has its origin in of the settlers whether bbna fide victims of disease. polo team of tho University of Arl- - 06 mercenary motives and is not or fraudulent would all bo con- zona defeated the 'lenth Cavalry in the firmed the Indians in based upon the provisions against The we'd like to see team of Fort Huachuea in a garni? measure because of their inherent whom the original legal title was ships he.'e a score ol results so is left scrap are receiverships. played today by evil and pernicious upon and is vested, that what S to 5. i the Indians. His information upon to the Indians they havo always Washington Post. this point is as unreliable as his had and now have and should in statements in vindication of the the future have as a matter of law bill itself. without the necessity of nny such The writer had just returned measure as the Bursum bill. At;ain from a three months absence in Senator Bursum says: "Nothing the east at the time that the bill could be farther from thi truth passed the spm and his attention than the statement that the bill was first drawn to it. Without the would take away a slng'.o right of intervention of anyone he com- the Indians." The fact is that the menced an examination of the bill deprives the Indian of one of measure and arrived at conclusions the most fundamental rights , concerning it which he has found by the American citizen, no occasion to alter from that date the right to be heard in court to this. During this period he dis- to defeat unlawful attempts to de- covered that powerful Influences prive him of property rights. had commenced to work against There are many other provisions the bill and that the General Fed- of the bill equally unjust to tho In- eration of Women's Clubs of the dian and fundamentally inl'irioua United States had by its protest to to the settler, but neither my time the chairman of the house com- nor your space will permit of any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mittee on Indian affairs prevented extended discussion. It is suffi- the reporting out of tho bill from cient to point out that the nnator that committee. Consultations has wandered into inaccuracy and with Mr. John Collier, represent- even into the realms of fiction in K fiercest Ladies' Coats ing the federation, and his statement appearing in your general columns. with Father Shuster. Franciscan Our stock of Ladles' Winter Coats will missionary for Lnguna and Acoma, Also, it is appropriate at this Mex- to and the formation of the New juncture point out that tha day be sold nt a reduced price this ico Association on Indian Affairs nt he made the statement, the senate during Santa Fe, resulted in the prepara- reconsidered its favorable action salts AVc list below n few of onr ninny tion of what is generally known taken on September 12 ou Senator as the "Blue Book," which is an Bursum's measure and recalled it. bargains: mmm .ittempt to analyze critically the Tou can be certain that such an Bursum bill. Ui to that time no unusual step would not have been Ladles $flO Coats 842.00 definite compensation arrange- taken unless the senate was con- Ladies' Coats ments had been made and it can vinced that the bill was unfair and $78 $2.0(f be said that the work which had unjust not only as a matter of Ladles' $40 Coats 127.50 been done by me was a voluntary equity to the Indians but' as a mat- contribution fo the cause, but in ter of law. view of the fact that my services Those who have interested them- Values in were requested to a far greater ex- selves in the defeat of this bill will 7 Exceptional tent than I could afford to give not be satisfied solely with its de- will con- without compenjatlon, an arrange- struction, but insist that Wilhclm. Tricotine Dresses ment was made with the general structive legislation which will be federation by virtue of which I fair to both Indians and the set- This of the former of William shall be No shall be striking photo emperor Germany, woman who would look her best We have some real values in paid for such services. tlers, passed by congress is the latest one taken of the fallen in exile at Every secret has been made of that fact. to relieve the situation. A measure Hohenzollern, monarch, tricotine dresses in new However, no definite amount has has been drafted which we believe Doom, Holland. His hair is pure white. He long ago discarded th will find inspiration in this display of many been fixrd such as was stated by will produce that very desirable habit of training his mustache to point to his ears. The more conserva- styles and models result and it will an tive of it and the of a white, especially Senator Bursum and as yet no final carry appro- way wearing - presence bushy bard jrives Mid Winter Hats which is re- figure arrived at. The point Is that priation under the reimbursable him a less ferocious but quiet, dignified air. He appears to be today priced for this sale at $12.50, up to the present date I do not ex- act of an amount sufficient to in good health. pect compensation for a great deal drain the waterlogged lands vealed in all its pristine beauty. $14.50, $21.00, $25.00, $33.50. of the work which I have done, of San Felipe, Sandia, Santa and, in fact, I do not suppose there Ana, and Isleta, and in addition an time to time could not reach tho our Uncle Sam will allow his peo- is in the treasury of the orgnniza- -' appropriation large enough to in- ears, and when it did, ple to destroy us. But this time wo tlon fighting the bill a sufficient sure the actual construction of per- their ears were stopped up. So that aro beyond our endurance, we have Fancy Silk Underwear fund at the present time to any. manent headgates, high-lin- e ditch- It did not matter how much of. a to move and will move, we do not thing like comper ate me for prac- es, an,d some preliminary work on tho did all ears like to advertise ourselves as A FEW SPECIALS North- howl Indians make, chiefs, tically two months almost entirely irrigation projects for the were closed to it. But in the mean but we will have to, unless . . . ! We have a complete line of ladies' fancy Silk Un- devoted to the cause. ern Pueblos. Our theory upon this were Wo demand a before the feature of the matter is since time, the encroachments kept hearing We offer during this sale some exceptional bar ladies' and Senator 3ursum's statement In that now a one s: do not take this bill derwear, Blouses, Hosiery everything 1848 the failure of the alive, half acre, then Here two should inter- this connection, therefore, is on a government acre and the next time ten, and so up tor consideration in u. hurry gains. are specials that to dressed par with the statement which he to perform the duty laid upon it by we to that goes make the well woman. constitution con- on; the howl raised by the Indians have first collect our pennies, est you. made on the floor of the senate the and by the encroache r'a then send some of our mem- bill struction of that fundamental law being drowned by the and concerning the itself. He was music. bers to Bee you and say our "bit." $2.50 ladies' Silk Hose, special at $1.98. nuked certain questions by Senator by the supreme court of the Unit- Regular New Mexico Teachers, be sure to visit our store Borah ed States in Indian has Of cour.ie, Mr. Bursum says that The congress Is not even merciful size 7 to and and gave certain answers is matters, n Children's Coats, 12, $8 up. occasioned the losses to the Indians the titles and rights of tho enough to help us go before them, while in foi; ...;;: but would want to us without Albuquerque. Mr. Borah: Does con- of water and land and the acquir- had always been recognized Judge this bill as never which is his template a suit to quiet title tfter ing of those water and lands by being valid and questioned being present, against non-Indi- own laws. the measure shall have passed? settlers who in good by either the government or the Mr. Bursum: After th9 bill shall faith in many Instances have occu- Indian until the Sandoval case. I guarantee that if we are al- have beca passed, suit- must be pied and assumed ownership over What had he Indian to do but lowed a hearing and given time by the to them. In order that the govern- howl, when his voice could not enough for our slow wits to come BANKERS brought settlers MILLINERY rulet title. ment may rectify the evil results reach beyond the roof of his "ho-gan- ." to life, we will make tho congress Mr. Borah: Then no title will be to both Indian and settler, of its Outside of that, it was all notice the Pueblo Indians, and will 214V2 WEST CENTRAL. quieted by virtue ot the passage of inaction. It is now its duty to ful- valid, and if it was valid then, what lay before trem such facts that will the-bill- fill its obligations by a constructive is tho idea of makiny it valid now make some of them wish that Co- Mr. Bursum: No: no title will be work which will furnish both the if it was valid then, it can be lumbus had never discovered a New mm! quieted by virtue of the passage of j Indians and settlers all the water valid now, unless the government World which was never lost. me Din. , it will merely afford tho they need and will increase the gets turned around. But there must "Su humllde servidor," machinery which these value of the lands of the Indians be some or this haste PABLO ABEITA. through fold. lands doubt, why r. titles may be quieted. many As to (hose to validate them now. , Mr, Borah: It is which the Indians will not be able When ot it a flexible tariff does merely, then, to but which will be made the representative the Calling an act to enable the parties inter- cultivate settlers and the representatives of not necessarily mean that it isn't ested to suit? available for cultivation by the Manila bring can be the government held their confer- about the stiffest yet. Mr. Bursum: Exactly so. projects mentioned, they ence with the Commissioner of In- Senator Borah's question ft. tn leased or otherwise handled by the of dian Affairs to consider all th? whether by virtue of the provisions' government for the benefit the facts were or themselves. The we not part of the DID Indians proposed IF me MEN dui any title would be quiet- ed measure is facts and premises wherein either against thQ Indians was an- constructive, therefore, or both should have swered by Senator Bursum in the because it enables tho government representatives 1 to fulfill its and duties consulted us if it was for the ex- negative. Hia answer was contrary obligations tension of to to the 8 to these Indians and at the Rome justice all? facts because Section of It seems to me that some are not the bill does the very thing which time since it will be done under OUQilS he denied it did. It confirms and the reimbursable plan permits that satisfied with ignoring our exist- validates the Indians fulfillment to be accomplished ence, but they go further by giv- against three tax- us or kick once In COOKING classes of without ultimate cost to the ing a slap a the lands claimed adversely Colds to them as follows: payers. while to remind us that they have 1. Those held without color of The closing paragraph of Sena- not really forgotten us. title by or tor Bursum's statement is to the We have worlds o protest to any person corporation one would for more than ten years prior to following effect: "I for make and have been making It for and had to get 1095 meals a year with a spunky, June 20. 1910. be glad to support a bill, if tho con- years and years, but the trouble is, 2. would nt tho ex- con- Valid- - Spanish' or Mexican ditions justify it that we cannot go to see our itubborn, worn out range, they'd soon understand grants in conflict with Indian pense of the government, In order gressman (we have none) whom I lands. to see that the Indian is care else can or we see, our com- Pu- must what been to tell them for several 3. The lands of any person or of as long as he lives." tnThe missioner? You have him tied up you've trying corporation held under anv grant. eblo Indian has never asked and that so he cannot move. When wa act or confirmation of patent of is not asking to be taken vara of are in such a crisis as now, we, a years. ; me united states of In by the government, but he is ask- who America facilities few talk a little English start conflict with Indian lands. ing that he be given by to do something; but over one hal? The bill specifically states that virtue of which he can suppoort of our older not know Nobody can keep pleasant living and working coet to the gov- people do the claimants under any one of the himself without what conditions are threatening us. three classes "Shall bo entitled to ernment. This he is demanding as Largest selling eough medicine You not becauso he and only tell us that the Great Gov. iround a grouchy, unwilling Range. deserve a decree in their favor respectively a right and a favor ernment will do no suclr "we in the World. iur me wnoie or tne so has in many instances lost those thing; lands fEll-ur- e trust the Good he .'s Fret from to claimed and the district court shall facilities on account of the Government; opiates ingredients pleasant company and a better range help you. in of the to .protect our father." So that we, not only plainly printed on the wrapper. its decree segregate the said land government have to face liKl this from the said Pueblo and him against the misappropriation such things Then, too! Buying fuel for this hungry, worthless, grant his land which are bill, but have also to face our older shall ascertain and adjudicate the of his water and to SOLD EVERYWHERE area thereof and the value nt the his sole means jof support. In people who refuse believe that worn out Range takes money you could just as well said lands without improvement if view of the promise of Senator any there shall be thereon as of Bursum contained in the 'para- have for so other wanted me date of the decree." The lan- graph quoted, we assume that he many things, you've guage is mandatory- - and requires will give his hearty support to the the court to enter the decree upon proposed substitute measure which around the home. proof under the first class of pos- asks for nothing for the Indian session for the period stated, under from the government which will the second class of a valid Spanish cost the 'taxpayer a penny, but Make up your mind right now to quit feeding good or Mexican grant, and under the which will enable him to perpetu- third class of a grant, act or con- ate his name and race for all time The fuel to this "star" boarder. Replace it with a New firmation of patent of the United and to work out his destiny in the Bartley Shop will States of America. It can be stated future as a thrifty member of our MOORE'S Range a Range that help you save that in practically every instance agricultural community. He, asks 309 West Central Avenue and be to do the Indians would have a defense for Justice and a square deal and if willing your every bidding. against the whole Or gome part of he is given both he will .guaran-te- e such adverse claims, but the bill the results. deprives them of the benefit of I respectfully ask that you print aiy defense and denies them their this letter in full for the reason day in court. that the questions Involved have a 3Kp Section 15 which appears to be tremendously important bearing TO THE VISITING BE SURE rVHS h innocuous carries a deadly load. not only upon the future of the It does not name the Joy survey- - Pueblo Indians, but also becauso it TEACHERS but, the authors of the bill must so vitally affects the future of New YOUR NEXT RANGE have known about it and must Mexico in which every citizen of have been aware of the effect of the state is interested. this provision upon the Indians. Your very truly, While in con- This survey was made at an ex- FRANCIS P. WILSON. Albuquerque please ISA pense of something over thirty sider us at service. thousand dollars to assist the gov- Pueblo of Isleta, N. M. your ernment in preparing a defense Editor Morning Journal, against illegal and fraudulent Dear Sir Please allow me to say We shall consider it a to be claims and the bill turns this sur- a few words in your paper. I see pleasure vey against the government and In your paper of November 22 of any assistance to you that we the Indians. Furthermore taken in where Sepator, Bursum says that MOORE'S conjunction with section 8, it con- the bill he introduced in congress, ' Moore's Firepot Burns the Gas, Smoke, firms squatters' claims to the ex- called the Bursum bill will not In- may. tent of any boundary which they fringe upon the rights of Us Pueblo Soot. may have made claim to, however Indians and goes on further ex- We will be glad to have you look and extravagant and unfounded, when plaining that the bill will do Justice the survey was In progress. Sec- to the In- over our new models, and ac- all concerned, andithat millinery, tion IS requires the court to dians had recognized their non-Indi- cept the Joy survey as prima facie rights to such lands that he take pleasure in announcing to you Stove Store of Albuquerque. evidence of the boundaries of non-Indi- no.r holds and the of claimants ot Indian land, that rights that we have a Suit Dfess and Coat the non-India- were never ques and thus if offered by a squatter tioned until the Sandoval case had qualifying under sections 8 (class been decided. Department. one above), the Indians being de- were ever nied the right to defend Whether these rights 17 against questioned or not can be taken up These have been selected such a claim by the express pro- now goods per- visions of that section, the court later, but will only say that would be to the the supreme cafirt, although the and the are the EXCHANG compelled accept sonally styles very ts THE laffd-rlgh- was not boundaries as defined by the sur- question of ' 1111. vey and enter its decree accord- that which the court- - had under newest shown in New York and 120 West Gold Avenue. "Buy, Sell or Trade." Phone ingly. Tou will notice that sec- consideration, yet the court must tion 8 says that the claimants have seen the Injustice that was be- other style centers." named in it "shall be entitled to a ing done to ub Indians, otherwise T. L and E. L. McSpadden, Proprietors. flecreo In their favor respectively the decision would have been word- for the whole of the lands so ed differently. claimed" (the emphasis on And just because the protost I "wholo" is mine), .Under no in-- ; made, by .the Pueblo Jndjaua from November 1922 Page Ten ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 26,

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STOP THAT BARK WITH Thanksgiving Holiday Flowers - Specials- Russell Roses, 30-i- n. stems i. Watch Our Windows From Now Chrysanthemums White Pine and Spruce Balsam Violets, Daisies Until the Holidays. Calendulas f Carnations you have a stubborn coush, if your lungs are inflamed THANKSGIVING FLOWERS will a on all and. your air We give special price our passages irritated, this splendid CouKh Syrm Sweet Peas will af ord the relief you seek promptly and without Not only Chrysanthemums, the golden tokens candies whtn purchased in 5 pound or harmful after-effect- s. any There Flowers to choose from at are splendid rvnslar White Pino and Sprure Balsam is a Put Your Order in rea- healing remedv our shop today, and the prices are most larger quantities. of Pine Hark. Spruce Gum, Tamarac Bark Wild Cherry and other well-know- n ingredients of sonable. a recognized merits v Early. Sweet (Jet bottle of this effective remedy as soon as possible and of Autumn, but Carnations, Roses, Peas, rid yourself of that Cough. Sold in two sizes, Violets and Potted Plants all tha finest flow- 25c "THE FLOWER ers of every season have been brought to per- and 50c fection in hot-hous- es for your Thanksgiving decorations. SHOP" Ives Green House Opposite Postoffice. r I it 9Jtjj - GIVE HER "Conroy's" "WHITMANS" DiVOHTK'S PHARMACY THANKSGIVING

FOR Phones 197-19- 2. 222 West Central. FOR SPECIALS THANKSGIVING THANKSGIVING FLOWERS Will consist of Plum We are Pudding, 1 and agents cans; Fig Pudding, 1 and for Whitman's CUT FLOWERS cans; all kinds and Saylor's of Nuts, all kinds of Head Candies, . whit-- PLANTS Oranges, Lettuce, Pickles, Bananas, man'a and Say- - jfhmvr Apples, Olives; all kinds of figs, lor''a Candies-fei- i We Grow Our, Own Flowers Cheese,' and Dates, are always fresh Candy Specials Grapefruit and every- thing else that goes to 1! 466 for. i make Thanksgiving din- ta iiansgiig ner worth thinking of. Brigg's Pharmacy leek Fourth and Central. Phone 25. Conroy's Grocery NEW MEXICO Pecan Roll, regular 70c value, special, 40c pound TEACHERS Mome-mad- e Chocolates, 35c pound. Two Specials for Thanksgiving All home-mad- e, special packed chocolates, in 1 Come in and look School Teachers over ' and boxes, spec- our complete list of Xmas for the best pre- ial, 40c and up. Jewelry, Rings, Brace- pared and best Mixed hard 2 Hand made Milk 70c Candies, lets, Watches, Cuff Lie h served food while Chocolates, regular pounds for 50c. Sets, all at reasonable for Royal i n Albuquerque, 50c Agents ' prices. kind, special, pound come to our res- Expert Swiss Watchmak- Chocolate and Maple Walnut Fudge, reg- er, 35 years' experience. taurant. . Special Lowest Prices Finest Turkey dinner on ular 40c kind, special, pound .30c Your Workmanship in the state Buy Thanksgiving Tisrkey Albuquerque Thanksgiving. HERE Best Candy in New Mexico. Made With what genuine pride will the hostess PERSHING bring in the Thanksgiving Turkey purchased Candy Shop PACIFIC Fresh Daily. at this shop! Her guests will acclaim it de- wholesome a feast for licious, tender, truly 203 South First a king. Street. JEWELRY birtl tomorrow or CO. Choose your here Tuesday 109 South First IIEW MEXICO CAIIDV KITCIIEII and make sure your Thanksgiving dinner will Street. be a success. 413 West Central Ave. V 1 CENTRAL MARKET CO. 211 WEST CENTRAL v f v . ) V

For Visiting Teachers J WE OFFER TWO NEW PACKAGES i TYPICALLY ...... New Mexican Zuni Chocolates With New and Distinctive fruit and Nut Centers ? f New Mexico Shelled Pinons in Attractive Pound . Boxes FEE'S 1 304 West Central November 2G, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Eleven

with such - ago, they have advanced Sir Valentine Chirol who was Kaiser ilhclM: "Til,. tr ulilu Fuel hint. When y.u git a cin- Kui'opean seem BODY WEIGHT IS BAROMETER OF great strides this year that they statesmanship once the London Times corre- with Willy lias always been tliatlder in your eye run home and put , to bo a without JINOf CAMPS N are now generally coi. ceded thai ship a ruddrr. in bo never tell the it ill coal-bi- Toledo - j or foremost position. High school spondent Berlin, quotes the could truth, even the Nvs- masts, sans, propellers engines., PHYSICAL STATE OF PERSONS ex- - to lei.--. Creenvilln hus known bigger guards and ha.s Kmpress Frde ci'. ou her son, himself." Wall Street Journal. I'iedmont. known individuals considered fully HEALTH, SAYS DR. 0. C. WEST TRAIL OF HIGH the equal of either. But never be- fore has the team enjoyed the same combination, Hearst Coen. 165 pounds, right Excessive Avoirdupois and' Underweight Are tackle, is a fit running mate for 5! HOOL LEADER the powerful Wilson, who takes: Both Abnormal Conditions Which Call for care of tho other aide of the line. Coen 19 not as heavy as Wilson but Appropriate Medical Attention According is a trifle faster and puts slightly Giomi Again Forced more drive into his a.iashes. And! s5 the Individual Case Captain fel- - Attention! to he is one of those Teacher fortunate Out of Lineup Through lows who seem to escape injury DR. O. C. wholesome often regardless of the amount of play (liy WKST) foods, very bring Injury Received Friday; mix in. Coen hus been in is the barom- about a rapid increase in the body they Store of The body weight Line in Form every" game during the season and; exicos eter of one's state of weight. As an instance of. this Great physical we cite the of our has played throughout every hard experience boys game. health. , in training, ,who invari- "Old man Jinx" Is himself camp- Kxcesh-iv- avoirdupois and un- military When Albuquerque high school; abnormal con- ably gain in weight during the ing on the trail of Captain Giomi, Las Coen derweight are both first few months of service. sThe played at Vegas recently ditions which cull for leader of the Albuquerque high rose to one of the most powerful Wil Have appropriate regulation of habits early to bed est Values Special medical attention whole- school football eleven. Misfortune games of his career. After the to tho and early to rise good, game it was declared that he was according- some, fresh and foods has pursued Giomi so closely Individual case. nourishing has easily the best tackle who had selected under expert supervision throughout the season that it shown Las Tiie military au- evident for some time old at Vegas this year, while of- and adequate medical attention been old men thorities all cause "Jinx" not the task college declared him oik: of nattims given to the recruits, tend to had delegated of the best high school tackles Prices Dai Convention recognize condi- of keeping Giomi out to any of his they Every the fact per- a change in their physical had ever seen. that tions which are favorable to good subordinates. If any. proof were sons who fail to Is himself Fortunately for the team there - health and good physique. required that old "Jinx" Is a of meet the stand- on tho it was furnished wealth secondary strength ft t The of Ufa, job Friday nrd wpiti-li- up. discipline military available for play. While those TN THE which have since last , the sotting up exercises and the evening. second men do not measure years passed your $ d cording to their man- Giomi was the string carefully regulated routine ripping through quite up to the ability of the first the National Com- 4 ner of living which are planned in scrub line in his best form. Every team men, are so little behind - visit to Albuquerque Garment V'J ' a r 6 unsuitable time he carried the ball Coach Ad- they le detail and carried out by" experi- them that can fill in for a service dison MoorP smiled happily at the they any pM its method of doing business, its merchan- 1 all tend to breach pany, w h c h enced officers bring of how sort of without the line weakening A. &x!i.d requires about an improved physical state. though that plung- Moore has no about his . a tiie highest type ing would rip up the El Paso line worry t and its values have attracted state- benefit dising great of physical qualifications. It would certainly many Then line, from tackle to tackle. Bui who are to next Thursday afternoon. he lias sufficient to him at re- Underweight is indicative of persons underweight Moore ordered tho last play of the worry wide attention. This metropolitan store has abnormal bo receive similar training. the wings and more than a reason-- ' many factors. It may afternoon's scrimmage. ar tho precursor of tuberculosis or a The various gymnasiums and es- called Gloml able quota in the back field. Giom! duced the of women's and misses' ready-to-we- Y. M. C. A. are Quarterback Long is out, is not be-- ! price predominating symptom of cancer, pecially the doing the line and again the Long at his best, work along tho lines where through, cause of his recent Tomei and so that almost over it may point to some derangement good doughty little captain ripped has injury, millinery drastically inter-fore- s exercise is the .deficiency. These not entirely returned to form. of tlje digestive tract which through for a substantial gain. But Renfr'o is a is with tho proper assimilation institutions make it a practice to when the was and the strong player but the the store became the talk of the town. It for gym play stopped team is not accustomed to his di- night of food, or it may be due to pome see that all applicants other players arose Giomi lay nervous work receive a complete and rection and has slightly more con- not luck or accident that we are unstable symptom which writhing on the ground. Investiga- fidence in And through any good Influences the thorough physical, examination, In tion that he had suffered a Long. Roybal still indirectly physical proved in if- which under or overweight la de- old persists cutting back toward his able to sell for less. First, we are connected with development. badly sprained ankle. Only own line on end runs so of ex- tected and applicants are advised "Jinx" himself could nave goal and Irregular habits living, planned losing valuable ground. the which a than that of any. cesses, Improper housing find un- to consult their physician where anything quite so diabolical. country's largest syndicate has buying power greater definite are found. out Prospects for that victory sanitary industrial conditions are irregularities With Giomi of the lineup the Thanks- -' do not now individual of size of where it is located. That means to over- Outdoor exercise, living in well Duke will be hard lug appear store regardless or regardless all intimately related the City aggregation as bright as they did li balance of re- vent Ha ted homes, attention to per- Hit. There 1b now little chance of yesterday, sell for, physical equilibrium ha- is there to bn but it will that we BUY which is the first towards selling right. That we in loss of weight. sonal hygiene, regulation of nursing him back into form for grasped RIGHT, step sulting of require a firm grasp, fight without ' is bits and the selection proper afternoon. And let-u- p in Every person whoso weight Thanksgiving if it Is to be accomplished. cash losses. This again reduces our prices. Come and markedly below normal should con- foods are finite essential for those Coach Moore has been building up only eliminating great s' 'i the family physician and es-- j whoso weight is below par. a running attack for El Paso, with see our coats, suits, dresses and hats. Nowhere in the United States are better styles ally so if this loss is of a ra-- i A progressive and continuous de- Giomi as the keynote of that at- nature and of recent date. crease of weight is indicative of tack. and wider of shown. Each dress and hat is an individual iN'ow INDIGESTION ranges materials coat, suit, .'.I my times advice received early serious disease, for which medical that it is highly improbable II! is as do-la- y that Giomi will be to i i these cases will help to ascer- attention desired at once, Captain able creation with no duplicate in New Mexico. tain tho cause and manner of cor- - may help the disease to make play, Tomel will be given his big are advances too late for correction. chance. Som9 figure Tomel as an rectinff the deficiency. There even cases of underweight that are un- The correct proportion of weight heavier line smasher than attended with any visable or de- to height varies according to the Giomi. But. unfortunately, Tomel STOMACH ALL ORESS HSGESSOSIES COST LESS AT THE NATIONAL tectable disease. These are tnv age and sex, and all tables of these is afflicted with trouble with his UPSET, cer- hearing and around him cases regu- are subject to a - play tjullt which under properly proportions do- not lated and routine measures, re- tain amou.it of modification. The go off as smoothly as with Silk and Un- table is tho one Gloml working. Siik Stockings, Waists, Sweaters, Furs, iaslin Underwear, spond to treatment. following generally There is that A change of environment, to- adopted for guidance by leading every probability li Coach Moore will now alter his ATE gether with the administration of fo insurance companies: TOO MUCH etc. MAT.K plans and build his running attack der Skirts, Children's Oosis, Party Cresses, etc., ' 40-4- 45-4- S around re- 15-1- 3 20-2- 1 25-2- 9 30-3- 4 35-3- 9 4 9 Over Glassman, that steady, Age: liable speedster who lias performed I't.-I- n. noble work season. . 131 135 throughout the 0 113 11!) , 124 127 129 132 of our The bulk of I same reasons which have reduced the 13-- 13S 137 the attack probably price 1 115 121 128 120 131 will fall to Glassman and if he can Instantly Stop Gas, Sourness, THE 2 124 128 131 133 !3fi 138 139 it for IIS stand up under the strain a)I may and millinery have made possible See Our New Hats 3 3 27 131 134 130 139 141 142 Heartburn, Stomach 121 still he well with old Albuquerque. Misery 4 321 131 134 137 140 142 144 145 With Oliver Moore now us to offer values in all dress accessories such as 3 1 showing startling fi- 3 4(5 148 149 In to 28 135 138 111 44 a stead- addition tho hats from our 352 153 powerful roving game and own rooms In S 132 139 142 145 148 150 ily improving, Coach Moore has no those listed above. Here you will find wide assortments, millinery work 3 1 7 130 142 3 4(1 3 49 '152 1 54 5(1 58 worries about line inside California wo display at all times 103 the the find 8 140 140 150 354 157 359 161 ends. The wing positions are his pleasing selections and you will that every transaction the latfpt i.TPations from the Flsk 1 1 3 58 3(14 KG 108 9 144 50 54 302 greatest worry and If he can iron iron-cla- and Fashion hat establishments. 109 171 173 is on d basis. MS 154 158 103 107 out the difficulty there, particular- conducted an guarantee Instead of purchasing all our hata U 3 53 353 3 03 3 08 172 175 177 178 ly on defensive play, he will have at onre, new ones arrive daily, 358 3G3 309 174 178 181 1S3 , 184 a line which should morp than hold providing the very latest of met- (i- 1 03 108 175 3 80 3 S4 187 190 191 its own with the Pass City Tigers. ropolitan Kulections right here In 108 173 181 186 191 194 197 198 Ward and Marron compose a AlbuqnertHie at the! National Gar- 3 173 178 187 192 197 201 204 204 magnificent pair of guards, a National Garment Co, ment Company. FEMALE guarding team well above thp av- 8 304 107 130 113 11 120 123 125 erage for high schools. The two L 1 1 3 9 100 109 11 2 11 5 3 8 22 25 127 are Just about equal in ability a? Chew a few pleasant, harmless . .v.V. - 3 3 1 "Get National and Difference." 108 . Ill 114 117 120. 24 27 29 well as in weight. Each will tip tablets of 'Tape's Diapepsln'' It at the Bank the 4- - 11' 110 113' 110 119 322 129 131 the beam close to the land distressed 12, ' your stomach 5- - 0 112 115 318 121 124 .128 331 333 mark. Both arP fast, driving play- will fipl flnfl nt nncp 3 ers 1 114 117 120 123 320 330 33 ,135 and splendid tacklers, Correct your digestion and eas" 3 7 1 1 1 1 30 For 2 1 20 22 25 12') 133 138 combination play Albuquer- yjur stomach for a few cents. 3 1 2(1 1 23 3 25 3 28 3 32 1 30 139 141 que high school has never had a Don't let your stomach the keep 5- 123 120 129 132 13! 139 142 144 pair equal of Wrd and Mar- you miserable! Druggists rec-- ron. Second j 5 320 329 122 130 140 343 140 148 etrins men a season ornmend it. Adv. 0 330 133 330 1 10 144 147 151 152 1 334 337 140 1!4 148 151 155 157 8 138 141 1M 148 152 155 159 102 9 3 41 1 45 1 18 1 52 3 50 .159 ,1 03 100 145 149 132 155 159 102 300 170 , 150 153 355 158 102 100 170 174 0 155 157 159 162 105 169 173 177 GOOD been in Albuquerque on several occasions in the interest of this C.E. CONVENT! movement, and is well known to the youlig people of this city. Mr. Hamilton has just completed u tour of the states of Texas and Jewelry OF STATE MEETS Oklahoma, while Mr. Breg has finished a similar tour in Arizona. The outstanding figure at the convention will be Dr. Daniel A. FRIDAY Poling' of Boston, associate presi- in HEHE 01 dent of the United Society of lays tiis Family Christian Endeavor, who will give tho opening address on Fridav Dr. is a recog- - evening. Poling For Generations Yl Prominent Church- Workers nised leader in young people's Be for Three work. Ho has spoken in almost SERS to Present ADVERTI state in the union, and has TO every Day Conference With represented the Christian En- deavor movement in fcngland and Let us help make a selec- State Representatives other lands. Ho is said to be a brilliant,' forceful speaker, with a tion that will say it with an A program of unusual Interest stirring message. will be carried out by tho state The convention theme Is "En- aim of advertiser is Christ." Tho fell eloquence and refinement The to Christian Endeavor union which throning evening every get will be of an its annual convention at sessions inspirational openes character, and of Interest to the possible only when you - his before the number of the First Presbyterian church on general public. The day sessions story greatest Friday evening of this week. on Saturday will be featured by a the local pastors there will school of methods running be several denominational leaders Say it With Jewelry because reader is throughout the entire day, inter- readers; every a po- present to give addresses and to spersed with conferences and spe- take part in th conferences, cial sessions. An fcuto ridn is planned for the visiting delegates EVERITTS, INC., tential buyer. on Saturday afternoon, following the business session. Special mu. - Bio will be heard at all thu ses- Since 1883 sions. The local arrangements for the is of 'meetings have been In charge of Following a comparison figures a convention committee, repre- senting the various Christian En- deavor societies of the and taken from the sworn circulation state- consisting of Miss Gracerjy,Peter- sen, chairman; Miss Evelyn Bro-se- y, secretary; William Ireland, ments of the treasurer, and Miss Margaret De Luxe Cafe Blank. Miss Zeida Cook, Miss Eva Seth, C. F. Clowors and Hor- ace Moore. The Rev. A. M. "ALWAYS THE BEST" vice Paid Knudsen, president of the $1.00 Special Table d'Hote Dinner and state union, has been an advisory Sundays member of Journal Subscribers this committee. Holidays 11:30 till 8:30 $1.00 Albuquerque lorning 8,419 RELISHES H0ME-C00KE- D DINNER Hearts of Celery - Sliced Tomatoes Paid c FOR HOMELESS MEN Ripe Olives Sweet Pickles Albuquerque Evening Herald . Subscribers 377I AT Y THANKSGIVING COCKTAIL )J Oyster Cocktail For the man away from home SOUPS. on Thanksgiving day, tho "homl-tit- " Cream of Chicken with Rice of holidays, there will be spec- The Journal has 3047 more - Turkey Broth with Vermicelli Morning ial Y. M. C.- CLARENCE C. HAMILTON. provision at the A., according to an announcement ROASTS Roast them Rev. K. B. Shoe- made by secretaries last night. Young Turkey with Oyster Creasing and Crnberry subscribers than its nearest among the The annual home Sauce competitor. maker, state representative of the cooked Congregational church: the Rov. Thanksgiving dinner with turkey Spring Chicken, Apple Sauce ,T. 1). Henry, of Doming, repre- and all the "fixin's" will be served VEGETABLES at the association building nt 1 senting tho .Sunday school inter- au Gratin Mashed Potatoes ests of the Presbyterian church; o'clock on Thursday. There will Spaghetti Asparagus Tips the Itov. Paul M. Buchholz, Chris- bo a musical program during the SALAD dinner, a few informal and tian worker among the Spanish talks Head speaking protestants, and Dr. E. the spirit of good fellowship all Lettuce, Mayonnaise Dressing Guy Talbot of Los Angeles, re- around. DESSERTS gional secretary for the Near East The dinner which will be pre- ', Vanilla Ice Cream or Banana Shortcake The Journal Relief, who spent several years pared and served in the good old : Albuquerque Morning as a missionary in Arabia. fashioned way will be offered for DRINKS' - N. The Christian Endeavor move- a nominal sum. Reservations Coffee .Tea Milk Buttermilk T he N e w s p er of ew Mexico ment will bo represented by Clar- should be made before Thursday at "Lea ding ap ence C. Hamilton of Boston, field the desk at the Y. M. C. A. Also Special and A La Carte "Service for tho Christian En- secretary ' deavor World, the official organ Ford can never to Our Special and A La Cnrte Service has no Eannl of W. Henry hope the movement, and Roy have moro money than John Y. On Saturday and Sunday Evening! Special Music by the .Hrejf, of ArlingtOiiT Tex., . - secretary Every flivver he builds means DI2 tUXR Jul- the (Southwestern.!' Christian ORCIIKKTRA moKo money for the Standard Oil always at l'our Service Tho Old Reliable "De Luxe Cafe" JOncJeavor. federation, who has company. New York tribune. rn

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H with both hands showing and strides down giant's habits is the enormous amount of the path. After cuffing the hounds into sleep ho needs. Normally he passes a large The Customs silence ho passes tho time o day and we part of the time in slumber, and has been A on are introduced. to twenty-fou- r Farmer, Changing known sleep hours. Even The business of purchasing "mountain when awake his movements are slow and dew" does not begin forthwith. That deliberate, and he Is inclined to doze oft In Moonshine Land comes after considerable pleasant Jockey- when left alone, the only stimulus to ex- the Middleman ing. ertion the of which HIRAM CONTENT being cravings hunger, knows, without stoppin' to nail fool. I decided By Out comes a twist of tobacco, the natural are said to be acute." a puller. I ain't any leaf ANYBODYthat little things like sellin' It was about milkin' time. ETTINGback into my own little town wiped his lips with the back of his hand twisted into a long compact roll about Biblical and classical writers tell us that twelve or eighteen Inches and some- a o' dozen or thousan' "Some time," I says to him, "folks is in the of Colonels und moon- - without recourse to a chaser. Woof! long In tho early history of the world men of couple pigs a region what thicker than a this roll gonta git wise to you burglars an' sting G The fruit Jar is but one indication of the cigar, being prodigious size and proportions lived, not bar'ls of apples ain't a bit like feedln' the shine, after an absence of a num doubled In ti)e middle and its two ends ye to death." commercialization of the moonshine in- singly or In small groups, but as nations; stomach of New York or other ber of years, the first person I ran into twined around each other after the fashion any big He jest laughed an' says, "Gwan," an' I about bring- the earliest record being found In the book dustry brought by prohibition, of a "rope. When all have stowed town. Eatln' is a disease in the cities, an' did. That afternoon I near got run over was Bill Jones. the of the foothills away of Genesis, where it is said, "There were ing enterprising gentry a sizable hunk of twist in Jowl or by a big automobile that was racln' up After disposing of the subjects of gray and alluvial into with pipe, giants In those days," meaning before the I ain't so sure, senst everybody that ain't plains competition our host places one foot on Fifth avenue, an' darn me if that feller bald of and comfortably flood, other business starts a hair, spots, portliness paunch the mountaineer and relocating the Jug tho hub of the front wheel and the matter got any nowadays wasn't settln' inside. similar evidences of the encroachments of maker to the reilm of art pottery in favor In view of the size of extinct of politics is before the house. That sub- - gigantic restaurant, that vittles ain't a habit "By Godfrey," I says to myself, "there age. 1 happened to glunce at Bill's nose, of the utility of the glass Jar. Tom mammoths that roamed the earth in pre- greater "Reckon Simmons is almin' to run formin' thing. , goes my Clapp's Favorites." "How long you been wearing' glasses, Timo wa3 whcn manufacture of historic times, of which we have t,e for Gov'nor again?" every It ain't the in the cities But that afternoon I'd put in the time Bill'.''' I asked. was an economic - proof in the mounted skeletons in our on'y people big moonshine merely ques- "Well, he's oratln' 'round and actin' goin' round from one store an' fruit stand "Classes? What do you mean, glasses? boinff connnPd "t0 the fastnesses of museums, it docs not seem unreasonable that's got to be fed; It's the garbage paila xiut powerful like a candidate. Folks in your to another wherever I seen Clapp pears I don't wear specks. 1 can still pick off reaches of the to him to suppose that men attained tho If Americans didn't throw as much lhe southern Appalachian district goin' give any more votes' height away tcllln 'cm I was a grower an' askin' what a squirrel as far as a rifle can shoot. You from which the corn than did time?" of ten, twelve and even fifteen but to r!,nBPi marketing crop you last feet, as they eat they'd think the last shadder they had to pay a bar'l. That geeser had don't see any goggles perched on my nose, was next to Impossible " 'S 's i c'n see, Is In believe that exceeded that hun- j,rn(itably except far he for a worse they by of their widely advertised liberties was told the truth, but six dollars was lower'n do you?" after the crop had been condensed to the licking hereabouts than he got last time, dreds of feet, as recorded and believed by see - gone. Mister Hoover klnda pulled 'em up any prico I heard. They run all tho way "No, I don't see any glasses, but I a moro portable liquid form. Therein lies, lie was licked in this district fourteen to Plutarch, Pliny and other classical writers, duiin' the war, an' to hear the holler to ten. little red ridge across the bridge of your (ho secret of the warfare of the then. They ain't nobody died since seems absurd. Thus we are told that the they rt,rna,,Si thutty made 'a' a lot of 'em had When I told them fellers I'd Jest sold nose that looks suspiciously like the place mountain moonshiner the revenuer. and Bill AVhnatley's Joe Is come on to giant 300 in you'd thought against Polyphemus, measuring feet bar'ls f. o. b. Bas- e. their shot off. furriner that forty fer ?J.46 a bar'l whero glasses .fit." Frosty autumn nights saw the big white twenty-on- Bill was ag'in' him and I length, was found at Trapan, Sicily, in the legs Every didn't do that. comes over here is to see the com's Bridge they most shed tears askin' "Oh, that bump? Glasses (oppP( wagons rumbling eastward with a 'low Joo'll be, too." fourteenth century, where others of equal paralyzed a we waste vittles. What into th me did I have any more. The last place I That's fruit jar bump!" magnificent burden of yellow pumpkins, Heligion and the recently adjourned length were subsequently exhumed. Plu- way goes kind f - carts would fatten all the starvin' China- stopped at I didn't do any talkin'. I Jus: "What bump?" cabbage and ruddy winter apples conceal- camp meeting are disposed of, in the tarch says the grave of Antanis, in the city "A fruit Jar men an' Russians In the world. bought two pears. I wrapped "em up care- bump." ing the more precious cargo underneath. course of which discussion it develops of Tungus, was opened by Serboneus, "and, then If Hoover could a law the ful in a clean hank'chief an' a paper an' Bill explains, thereby introducing Cne could walt tor the caravan or one, there's considerable local excitement and finding there his body full sixty cubits git compellin severe to tne sense or me eternal clean all the time an" carried 'cm all tho way homo When I got a jolt living In the foothills, emulating Moham- some hard feelings anent the proposal of long, he was infinitely astonished and or- plate give all the of to who may saved to tho relief fund In the house I handed 'em to my wife, fitness things any person med, could go to the mountain. certain members of the Ebeneezer Baptist dered the tomb to bo closed, gave con- grub it foreign had casual observation of the man- who was over the stove warmln' up some have Let's take a couple of excursions and find Church to install an organ. firmation to the story and added new exchange might 'a' got straightened out ner in which moonshine corn liquor was to moon- cion't to me to becus talk broth- baked beans fer supper. "Ma," I says, out what else has happened the "It appear be decent to honors to the memory of this giant." quicker, you can't about originally intended to be consumed. shiner and his with the advent of the in a In erhood to a feller that ain't tasted beet "there's two Clapps pears I bought for ye product put dang thing church. the "Passing a giant whose bones were ex- There always has been some argument We'll first head for the hilis. fu'st and I told 'em even for eight years. But for flllin' the in the city." prohibition. place, seeon'ly, posed by tho action of the Rhone in 14",6," pocl;ots about how a mint julep ought to be drunk events in an if no- of off "Joshuay," she says, tlghtenln' up her The sequence of such expedi- they fetched it up hero they ain't says one writer, "and whose was those that makes money of it, what'l whether to crush the mint or leave the fell the llvln' In these as height Is mouth, "be you crazy? Huh! Buyln' tion somewhat along following body parts knows how estimated at and another wasted Jest as good as what's eat. It's cool and green, sticking over to thirty feet, whose when we got a hull half bushel in sprig, crisp, lines: pick it," we learn. skeleton was a matter of record that the farmer gits pears the frosted rim of the On occa- exhumed at Lucerne in 1577, the glass. One hitched the bay mare to the buggy Eventually the conversation swings thirty-tw- o cents gross receipts out of cellar," the of the mint who, according to the learned physician them sions, sacrilege removing and hit the upward trail. Up throng! around to crops, which leads to corn, and every dollar that's spent fer foodstuff, but "Not kind, you ain't," I says; and the Plater, did not exceed nineteen feet, we "them cost ten cents altogether drinking julep through flaming autumn woods along red roads that leads to the finished product. The the city man pays a hunderd, an' on what's apiece." a straw has been heard of. Some of the come to the case of King Teucobochus, whose wasted he loses twice. She looked 'em all over, 'n blmeby she most expert mint Julep drinkers of the old remains were found In 1618 by a My little deals in pigs an' apples wasn't says: "They don't look no different from school, however, held stoutly to the cus- surgeon named Masurier, whose lllstoire a drop in the bucket, but they showed the ourn that you got less 'n half a cent fer." tom of leaving the mint uncrushed, thus Veritable du Gcant Teucobochus (1618) Ao truth of the doctrine, an' how It "Oh, yes they be," I says; "these pears flavoring tho liquid only so slightly that gave rise a warm controversy." The possible would be to cure evils is has be'n systematized." one's face into its midst set up tomb, which boro the Inscription, "Teuco- the that makln' plunging a extra hazardous I "Well," she says, "I wish they was some the delightful suspense of determining bochus Rex." is said to have been thirty marriage occupation. would if it wasn't way we c'ld systematize 'em before they whether one's olfactory sense or his palate feet long. say "possible." It be, fer one I've showed how leave the farm; then mebbe I c'ld git outa were discovering the presence of the ce- Pliny, the celebrated Roman author and Jest thing. ye the worked, but when come to think this kitchen fer a spell before I go to lestial herb. naturalist, relates that an earthquake un- thing ye of the mountains of vittles that's unloaded glory." , There were also In days gone divergent covered the skeleton of a man forty cubits in a in an' realize ain't a schools regarding concoction and service. long, believed by some to be the skeleton city, day an' day out, "They chanst, Ma," I says; never more . "farmers never to do Mr. Volstead, among other things, has pro- Orion, while others held' It to be that of that they's than two or three ain't learnt how it." hibited the publication of numerous en- Utus. days' supply on hand, ye kin begin to git But after that I run into a Jewish feller formulae, which discus- It a faint Idee of the Job it's gonta be to that used to be In the fruit game in Mur- gaging precludes In 1712 Mather, In the Phi!o.?apifcai sion of the manufacture of juleps. unscramble the food system. ray street himself, an' he told me how it r : J , rranscictions, announced the discovery of As for a connoisseur rt1 .',t V" ' In a narrer minded talk was done. It's as simple as steppln' on a service, however, enormous bones and teeth In the State of small, way you held of about the middle man. Great Scott! The tack an' makes a feller" feel about as usually that the custom pouring New a.. just mill V York, which he regarded affording from a was an abomina- 111 i I i. 'a. : middle man ain't a more. He's prayerful. Ye see, when the stuff comes . mint Julep pitcher 'ft evidence of the existence of on this person any to the individual giants a form of he's a at- to the dock, which is the sellin' Headquar- tion, adhering rather continent of immense stature in ancient pernicious antemla; tal' and commodious a a He's the ters fer the club members, a kind glass, sufficiently times. ' mosphere, miasma, epidemic. they's not to require Instant refilling, frosted to avengin' angel an' the primal curse all of a scale o' prices, a confidential upset,' a delicious whiteness on the outside and The races of giants described by Jo rolled Into one. Now that's what I'd call an' except they's a bare market, when It's stood for the crushed sephus and Biblical writers arsj known as every feller fer it traVels ' f. having long enough depersonalizing a feller. Life is certainly himself, Jest I": ice on to have mims, whose bodies, according td v about so. Whatever the is I top congealed slightly. kinda complicated. price nobody 3 "were so and countenances gittin' Down around New Orleans there wera large As near as I kin flgger It out, nothln' is worries much. so different from other men that similar contenders regarding the gin fizz, entirely worth anythln' till it gits to the machine. But whatever the first price is, there's a were to the sigfet and ter- which also is a noble topic. Drinking they surprising It's organization that tucks on the value, where they start pyramidln' fer the con- an rible to the ,, mint julep or a gin fiz? bordered upon hearing." an' tho feller that makes anything, or sumer. Ye know they's a law to govern ex- The bones of who' dwelt at unctuous ceremony. Many worthy giants grows anything, or invents anything, ain't this commission business. I don't know 3 ponents had perfectly justifiable differences Hebron tho descendants of Anak were the feller that builds houses In Florldy off'n what commission man framed it, becus it regarding how it should be celebrated. still In godd preservation in his day, and the proceeds. By the sweat of t'.ie other was passed a long time ago. It fixed 10 moonshine corn was ho were unlike credible But drinking liquor says, "They any feller's brow shalt thou eat alligator peaM per cent, as legal commission, I guess, no something else. There was argument relations of other men." an' smoke Uppman Imperials all the days but it certainly didn't say how many times moun- there. In the days when hardy When Joshua sent the spies to search of thy life. Thou canst produce butter the stuff could be sold, an' there's the meat hand taineers distilled their dew with one M out and view the land of Canaan they re- or raln or garden truck all the days of in the cocoanut. a muzzle load- lm the other being guardian of u turned with the report, saying: "Tho land life an' have thy wife patch thy pants At that time I was still simple enough thy one ap- ing long barrel there was but P: through which we have gone to search it with an ol grain bag to keep them from to believe Fourth of July orations was method of that proved drinking beverage is a land that eateth'up the inhabitants scandalizin' the neighborhood. almost the voice from Sinai instid of merely and that was not out of a glass fruit Jar! thereof; and all the men that we saw in Like most of the farmin' class, the Great to show how fit the speaker was fer Con- do not that New, understand, please, it were men of great stature. And there Unorganized, I used to ship stuff down to gress. Senst I've had a chanst to flgger the modern cus- this is a reflection upon we saw tho giants; and some of Anak New York on commission, an' I got what out the workln's of the system I found In these tom. Tho writer is Informed that which come of the giants; and we wore in I got. One August I sent down a lot o out that such stuff Is on'y kep' on tap to one his when and how ho days takes liquor our own sights as grasshoppers, and so w fine Clapfl pears, an in a few days I got kid folks into thlnkin' they're still livin So be it. Nor is this to that can. si.y were in their sight." They further de- back a postal card price one cent sayln under a republican form of gov'ment. I is taken in Dixie now more liquor being scribed their cities as "walled and very sold for $2.75. Less got it pretty clear in my head now why else- they freight, cartage nor more there than t .) than erstwhile, great." (Numbers 13: an' commissions, they fetched home $1.46, this food machinery runs eternally without where. A and still its guardian The Emlms, another race of giants, an' of course netted me a loss, any Interference from anybody. Poor ol' But consider the fruit Jar. The" half gal- lined with golden rod and purple aster; the upshot of this pleasant maneuvering Is "were a people great and many and tali aa A day or two afterward I was In New Monk Eastman he was in the wrong lon Jar in general use for moonshine pur- business. Jesse James tang of pine, burning brush heaps and that our friend, the mountaineer, consents the Anaklms." These people dwelt in tho York .an' I wandered down in the produce made the same mis- to-d- has a mouth about four Inches poses limber in one's nostrils; to be rid of some of his private stock., land of Ammon, which Lot took as a pos- section an' looked up the place I sent 'em take, him an' all the other honest holdup diameter. Aside from the inconvenience ripening twigs in headed into blue hills and wind shredded 'Ouf second excursion is fairly simple session, "being accounted a land of giants." to. There out in front sets some o my men of song an' story. They wa'n't suffi- of the rim of such an open- having upper ne would find anything at and wholly bereft of the romance or color They were known among the Ammonites bar'ls Jest as pretty lookin Clapps as you ciently organized. They wa'n't coordinated callous the of one's nose, It is sky hardly ing bridge the end of the trail so as the of our mountaineer of yesterday. and Zumzummlns. (Deut. 2: 10, 11, 20, 21.) wanta see an there, settln' out under his But don't you think fer a minute observable that from such pleasant holy readily drinking trail itself. "Bill," say we, "where can we get one The land of Bashan belonged to another wooden awnln', fer it was a hot day, was that this 'ere mafia ain't to be reckoned a container is bereft of that lusty greatly Unless one Is acquainted with the gentle- of those fruit jars that give a feller noso race of giants, their cities being ''fenced the feller I'd shipped 'em to. While I was with. Listen here. A neighbor of manliness with which It was intended mine, man with whom he intends to transact like yours?" with high walls, gates and bars, besides rubberin' at the pears he como an ss't mt Jim Lacey, is what I call a good orchard- moonshino should be of. ' disposed business it is necessary to find along the It's fairly certain BUI will do one of two unwalled towns a great many." (Deut. 3: if I was lookin' to buy some. man. He'd bought a run down that Moonshine is "he" stuff. was bred place It some rural ambassador who can give things. He will hop to tho telephone and 4, 5.) "No," I says; "I very seldom eat 'em. I had a lot o' fruit on It, Tho trees was reared to be consumed in "he" fashion. way and ub a proper introduction. Thus accom- tell somebody about thi;ee bocks away that Some idea of the stature of was lookin' at 'em becus they was so pretty well demoralized, but one block o a around Its middle with gigantic just Grasping fruit Jar Grimes tweruly-year-ol- panied we presently emerge In a clearing. he's "sending a friend around," or he'll these people may be obtained by the ac- nice; but you have a lot o' splleago 'n' I033 Golden was nice d both hands and it thus to a posi- hoisting The central object of the landscape is crank up the Ford and take you there count of Og the King of Bashan in verse in this 'ere business, I guess." trees, an' he got busy with 'em. He tion of utility is virtually devoid of the a cabin, from around the corner of which himself. That program is subject to soma 2, whose "bedstead was a bedstead of iron That started him a "You betcha," sprayed 'cm an' sprayed 'em, till they was of historical of the goin. robusticity the gesture come a pair of lank 'possum hounds gal- variation. For instance, there is said to nine cubits was the he says, 'n' begun to tell me his troubles. clean as a new napkin, an' he took off ancient method. the contents .... length Furthermore, loping in full bay down the path, followed be a certain Southern city where tho truck thereof, and four the breadth of He'd found a sympathetic I dttn't about 400 bar'ls of apples as smooth as released from so commodious an outlet publts it, stranger, by three, or four excited offspring, scat- farmer who brings your butter and eggs after the cubit of a man." think. ' wax. flow forth with disappointing limpness, be- tering hens and razorback pigs en route. is accommodating also in the matter of Dr. Adam Clark says: "Allowing the bed- "My," he groans, "how this 'ere stuff "It's a darn shame," Jim says to me, "to reft of or virile leap. So seem- sacrifice any gurgle Warned by this uproar of greeting ap- liquid refreshments. stead to have been one cubit longer than costs, an' they try to git it away from ye that stuff to them commission h ingly anaemic is its greeting that when in the the Another Is certain is butchers to make four with- pears immediately doorway thing that fairly , Og, which is certainly sufficient, and allow- fer nothln'." . profits off of its reaction sets in one almost has the of It more out gentleman our search. It unquestion- that the man who makes is much ing the cubit to have been about eighteen "They do, too," I says. "If It's a fair turnin' a hand or rlskln a dollar. I'm of having been basely tricked. is one a Is see feeling ably he, because he stands 'with of bootlegger than he a moonshiner, inches long, for this Is perhaps the average question, what do ye git fer a bar'l o' them gonta if I can't git somethln fer 'em." The moonshine corn liquor was could So he come way hand behind his back as he scrutinizes us., and tho very best you possibly say of man, then Og was twelve feet high.'1 there?" down to the city an went to , mado to be imbibed originally was from bo the o That's the hand that holds the muzzle for his product would that it's three It is not uncommon to discover both "I don't part with a bar'l o them pears buyer of one the biggest fancy the neck of a two gallon stone jug, with a raw stores showed of" ioa,icr. weeks old, triple distilled and sugar human and mammoth skeletons in this fer less 'n $6 to nobody," he says. "Don't they Is, an' him some ear handle and a corncob stopper. our a was with Its manu- ' the The feller single rtecognizlng companion as friend, in nowise connected day, one of the most recent being that of ye think that's cheap enough?" apples. says if they was Tho vessel itself had character and a crudo he baok all like that he'd take hull but he stcp3 jnto tho cabni reappears facture. the skeleton of a man who in life is sup- ' "I sure do," I says; "I didn't have no the lot, to it. wanted 'em in small nobility posed to have measured nine feet in idea ye sold 'em fer no such price as that." shipments. the cob stopper, one hooked "Suit "I'll send Itemovlng stature, this discovery having been made "Well, we do," he says. yerself," says Jim; ye his forefinger firmly through the handle twenty bav'ls a week. All I wanted was by Dr. J. Holland, curator of Carnegie "Fine," I says; "you never was In Jail, and lifted. The first motion set up within to git somethln' like a fer 'em." Museum, Pittsburgh, during excavations was ye?" price tho vessel a musical whispering of th , Men and of mound about six miles So he begun to ship. About the third Mighty Midgets a southeast of ,"Not ylt," he says, laughln'. liquid lapping tho sides and one lot, he got a short letter tellln' him against CLARA LEONARD. nine inches long; his chest measurement Grccnburg, Pa. "Well, be," our they felt the eager throb of tho swaying con- By VIRGINIA ye'd oughta says I, pullin wouldn't need bo more. Ho come down to is fifty-si- x Inches; the circumference of Very llttlo is said in tho Bible about in do we read of a bis postal card. "Mister, I'm Josh Bean New disked tents. The pleasure of anticipation thus this age e ' York an', the feller what was his head tw enty-fiv- inches, and his weight dwarfs, except that they were forbidden to from Bascom's "an" was enhanced. SELDOM of such enormous Bridge," I says, there's the matter with 'cm. He said nothln' was proportions is 458 pounds. bo priests under the Levltlcal Law (Lev. name on them I'rfl Tho wus then outward und my bar'ls. the sucker the matter with 'em. was Just what Jug swung aa giant Kazanhoff, a Siberian "To support his huge frame he eats an xxi., 20), reference also being made to They with a backward turn of wrist ' that growed them pears an' that got back he wanted. upward the by birth, who was exhibited in . rich man and publicly amount that would satisfy four others of Zacchous, a collector of a dollar'n'forty-sl- x cents fer 'em." and when the arm with crooked elbow at- few which "Well," says Jim, "what did ye atop 'em Hungary a months ago, after good appetite. In four meals in the course tribute In Jericho. Being small of stature, the card tained a horizontal tho fell He took 'n' looked at it. Blmeby fer? I three hundred bar'ls left." position Jug he returned with ijiis parents to his nativ of the day he consumes four or five pints and desirous to eee. Jesus, but could not got and This he took the cigar out of his mouth an' The feller hummed an' an naturally snugly upon biceps. land to engage in "farm work." of mlik, from fifteen to twenty cgt;.s, three for the press, he "ran before and climbed hawed, finally grinned the hull width of his face. to rhythmic and exhilarating motion brought The Budapest correspondent of the or four pounds of' meat, five or six loaves up into a sycamore tree . , .. And when he says: "I wouldn't want have this access "Tha's right," he says; "you be a tucker. men the neck of tho jug within easy of. Journal of Vie American Medical Society of bread, largo quantities of potatoes, beans Jesus came to the place, he looked up and repeated, but the produce got wise mouth. The rest was Why, don't ye quit it n git into some wa was this arr" one's accomplished gives the following description of him: and other vegetables, from five to six pints saw him, and said unto him, 'Zaccheus, that' buyln' stuff, served to-d- business where ye kin make some we was . by elevating the elbow sufficiently to allow "He is thirty-fou- r years of age, his of wine und four or five liters of beer. make haste and come down, for I money?" notice on us that gonta have a I was so mad I could 'a' him in hell its contents to flow out, which It did with height is nine feet (three inches, and he "These quantities appear to be well at- must abide at thy house." And it is pasted of a hard time glttln any other fruit he was was joyous leaps and genial is built in proportion to his height. Thus, tested, as do tho measurements of his added, 'And he made haste and came down the nose, but big enough t' eat hay, when them Grimes gone. It's a darn then two men was he "but see After a generously reasonable his hand Is ono foot and one Inch from proportions; but tho fact that arrests at- and received him Joyfully." (Luke xix, an' Just that workln' shame," says, ye the hull Lowered him come out 'a' leaned nie. we got to on the tlon the Jug was again and one finger tip to wrist; bis foot is one foot tention particularly in the uceount of the .) fer up agin pitcher simply git wag

Copyright. 1022, by Tb New York Herald, November 26, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pajre Thirteen,

but his injured elbow is far from ars of very hiwli dial inctiun. No RAIN FALLS IN THE p'i. in la'V'.ral places on AERIAL GAME well, and ho has been unable to man is admitted to this eaMup un- of tin- hob s and dust. TEN AGENCIES FIRST WOMAN TO THE take part In scrimmage. He will til his record for the 'n cedlun LOWER PECOS VALLEY Tim mountains, west of Artesia, ELECTED probably nut be in real condition year, in all bis courses, has been havo boon visited with heavy snows, fur play Thursday, although Coach carefully examined, and the qt'i:-tlo- BptM'Inl .0 ill. ,lniirn:il. funic snow has been reported at LEGISLATURE IN.. HEW MEXICO Johnson may be compelled to use of his fitness submitted u Artesla, N. M., Nov. The; Hops, mllis "eat. A heavy TE in of ono bis tcu-liers- "iiov.TaH is In tho foot WE him, case emergency. every of lovvor I'eeos valley lias been visit- -' reported 10 IRKS Kven though Tearce and Green-lea- f A total of 319 scholarships were hiibf. Tho canyons of the Saera-m-nl- n, d with a rain the; i should bo to in the big Harvard award. drizzling during ( ar.da Iupe and Capitar) compelled keep assigned with cnocU ait to Urn sidelines, tho Lobo regular Of these i( arc honorary r.nd with- past three days, lioiamaiiis are being filled With line should to out The prospects (or heavier rains in the! VARSITY provo strong enough' stipend. is the lo .s: t FOR FARM aid from next few days. This avi Tho loperaturo has not successfully cope with the Former carry financial varying of any note, reconl-- i low forward wall. In caso substitu- $100 to JliOO and amount- precipitation tlioppid very during the past apiece, ed at Ai tesla for months: but was as low de-Tr- et tions are tho to In all. nany wteU, as eight necessary, however, ing nearly $S,000 the past two years being exceed-- , s above zero a few weeks ago. Combination of Jones to line will be somewhat weakened. Another New Mexico boy, C. T. ingly dry. The rainfall Is consul The n;;.;!ts have been New Mexico Agricultural! Tlie Lobo backfield never Van of Santa Fo. lias also very cold, li has Slope crcd too Into to be of much bene- with a heavy frost, .hich mem-!i!- "' Witii Is Popejoy Is Working been In betcr condition than it won u first group scholarship. fit to tho ranchmen and farmers, u hffht snowfall. This Is Federation Meeting now and, unless Injuries occur In but is of great benefit to the si i"! nire, eonsith l ing the unusu- Perfect Line - Shows Interest Taken by. Smoothness; the next two days o practice. thJ Journal Want Ad? Prlns Results roads, which had aen almost im- ally dry wci: flier. Bodies Shows Power old scoring machine will ba in State and Federal shape to threaten the Aggie goal morn than once. were undertaken at tlioj With the backfield working Plans Jones to While tho Lobos appear strong- meeting of the New Mexico Agri-- i smoothly, forward passes, er than team which has pre- federation yesterday in like a and any cultural - Popejoy working charm, ceded it at the university, It Is an tlie rooms of the Chamber of Com- line that could bp of a system the doing all established fact that the Aggies meree for the creation Lobo in also have the team in World's - Buying of for the various; asked of it, the machine greatest Largest for Our educational second team yes- the football history of the Farmer 1 ast Btote and action the 1 i 571 federal, against institution. Tho (bain wfammmru tin ma KJim-- Stores of game Thursday agencies working for the benefit terday afternoon looked fit to give Department "aj Assures ami hvcsiuck in- afternoon should offer sufficient the agricultural the Aggies a bad day ot It at of the to Batlate even More Lnivot terests next spectacular Organization. mm t'rlccs Ten such agencies were repre- Unices, Thursday. the most critical- fan. With the Coach as it i nu- sented, and presented their Idean Johnson's eleven, Jones boys on opposing teams S3 371 Department Stores of what could be accomplished it showed In action yesterday after- merous high lights aro certain to all should work together. noon, looks better than any Loho develop. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO A permanent organization was squad that ever took the field. Spv- - of the new have effected with the election eral formations that FRANCIS FERGUSS0N following officers: J. D. Jones, open worked up the past week, es- United States forest service, presi- pecially for the Agglos, worked to WINS SCHOLARSHIP dent; Miss Bertha ltonson, New 4 perfection against the second team Mexico Cattle and Tlorse Growers and should prove effective agaliuit FOR HARVARD WORK Somo Vurcliasosln association, secretary. These and the "Farmers." BigSpecial will constitute the ex- the following It Is probable that the same line- Gaining a place in the first ecutive committee: K. W. Foard, which Arlznm education depart- up started against group of scholars nt Harvard uni- am to vocational will start figainst the Aggies. "Fat" ment; Charles F. Bliss. United versity by virtue of brilliant work O. A. J) Greenleaf has returned to practice, Htutes biological survey: . " . in his studies, Francis Forgiissoc Mexico Farm and H a V, ' although It Is qnitn possible he Adams, New as has won a Ilowdltch Livestock bureau. will not start the Assle game, scholarship We to be appreciative of your trade. More than that, we work It was decided to hold two the shoulder Injured In the. Texas In the annual award made by the try meetings yearly. The executive Miner game is still hntherlng hlni university authorities. Mr. Fergus-so- n hard to merit it. Our buyers are constantly alert for merchandise that to a A bad a is son Mrs. C. M. n committee is given the power great deal. knee, hang- the of us to offer remarkable values. We do not de- call It is expected that over from ft last year's iniury, is of Orchard Dace. He Is a permit you truly attempt meetings. In Las the next session will be held also glvlnft him some trouble. sophomor,. at Hurvard. ception by conducting "sales." The lowest possible price ia in March in - conjunction Pearce has been every The first group, 47 Vegas Mex- practicing comprising to all with the meeting' of the New night for more than two weeks men this year. Includes only schol- - named for all our goods and that price is alika always. ico Cattle and Horse Growers as- sociation. Exchange of Information be- tween the various agencies is ex- !W MEXICO of the TEAillERS IVELC6iE pected to be a big advantage for COME AND SEE THE SPLENDID MOWING OF HOLIDAY GOODS the creation of an exhibit repre- senting all the agencies, for dihpwj at various agricultural and live-Ftoc- k conventions and exhibitions mmm Is Going t Save $239 was one of the projects proposed. To Mrs. J. H. Fax-to- of Ias Dona Ana county, by a majority of Tho represented ana Cruces belongs the distinction of more than 500. She is n democrat, Suits agencies them w born in Stylish Whipcord the persons who represented the first woman elected tc j Joplin, Mo., but has are as follows: being resided in New Mexico for man On This Hew Buid United States biological survey, the legislature in New Mexico. She years. She is the wife of J. H. Pax- - For Young Men ! Robert K. Luckenbill, Albuquer- was elected on November 7 to the ton, a prominent lawyer of Liu que; United Stales forest service, house of representatives, from Cruces. Albuquerque; agricul- J p. Jones, b. Not stylish hut because of tural statistics section of the U. Wo have a practically new Buick only superior F. Hare, State A cent of the hunters nre fabrics and better are census bureau. R. IMPORTED large per er workmanship, they - ser- COTTON IS with five College- U. 8. Indian irrigation in quest of this game as well as the touring car, equipped serviceable! vice H. P. Robinson, Albuquerque; BY RUSSIA TO KEEP of hunters cord one of ivhich has of vocational ag- big game. Hundreds tires, never been used, state department are the banks of the Pecos Made of donb'.o service- whipcord education. II. W. 1 oaril. TEXTILE MILLS BUSY roaming, which We are enabled to offer at less a ricultural river in search $200 cloth cloth that lends itself admirably to Santa Fe; U. S. bureau of animal and lakes of ducks, like Almi-uuermi- which are numerous than sports suits Industry, F. L. Schneider, Moscow, Nov. 2a. The Russian unusually the list price. The car has been run but Mexico Wool grow- Quail aro being "bulged" by t h New textile ia now eleven ers' association and New Mexico industry just parsing thnusamits by sportsmen, who find hundred miles, just limbered up. The Hudson Model Growers' associa- through a crisis and, in order lai-K'- number of the bi'-d:- i in th Cattla and Horse t'. ja . tion. Miss Bertha- Benson, Allm-ouerau- save 120,000 workmen from unem-- ' brur-h- Illustrated Mexico Farm and New the has per- C. E. Anderson ployment, government The shows the sanart back with Livestock bureau, mitted the ctato cotton committe roexn s.t:i picture and A. Adnms. Head. Union county; On Tuesday, the 2fUh day of yoke, Inverted plalls, center vont and three-quart- er of state ag- nnd tho textile to mm three-butto- extension department syndicate Import November, 1022, at 10 a. m. in belt. The front Is slagle W. L. Elser. 2,000,000 or 3a, 000 tons of of hall on the hour ap- four ricultural college, poods, front the city Narth - joyous breasted, aud has patch pockets with cotton, for this purpos I will sell one- Phone 1200. Fifth and Gold AS Second street. proaches, the spirit of ifi flaps. a six months' loan of 20,000,00u 18 hands black horse. high, about! more gold roubles. 15 years old, branded on left the season becomes In the newest fdinrt"3 of tan. olive and grey, REGIONAL PLAI The new economic of tlie and more keen with ex- also tw vtonu effects in tuti shades ol tan policy thigh. ' Soviet government has given rise te AIko ono bay horse about 14 This is a Christ- ii aud greuti. a number of combined state trusts 10 pectancy. hands high, about years old, attract- in the tevtilo industry, and mnny branded on left thigh. mas Store, indeed, i Remarkable Valsxes at FOR TEACHERS' factories which have been Idle far Ono bay mara about 14 hands ive alike to old and young.' the last four years are now ri'u-nin-- r. hi'Th, bald faeo, both hind and A Visit here at this time lint the revo'tition miied the right front feet white, branded on cotton planting industry in Turk- left thigh. 10 years old. Ji FASCISTS ARSAY will prove both enjoyable EET OPPOSED estan and the Onprnsup. and no One sorrel horse about S years; and profitable. fresh supp'y of raw material was old, 13 hands high, branded on $29.75 forthcoming. Thus the factories--ha- left thigh. Our toilet goods counter is transformed into a to e up their small f.inds of J. R. OAH'SHA. luxurious dressing table by the presence of the Will cotton 1' ft over fro-- pre-w- dnvs City Marshal It Is Believed Proposal but this .toTotbrr with the expect.-:'- ! Fail of Support on Ground, arvrst of thin year, jvill hardly last them till next February. Dresses for Winter That It Will Curtail Scope Working at tho rate of on fifth Stylish ft the production, (he ofWork- of the Russian fertile VENETIAN TOILET PREPARATIONS !nd"Ftry for h n'Xr year is esti- Values! proposal at Providing Truly Astonishing Indications are that the mated 4.(!fn.000 poods of raw Venetian ClennsInK Crenni Venetian Muscle Oil feeds of the state 1 00ft one, Of course alwavs heai ' for the abolishment n.aler'al for sulndlrs you better than water for tho tissues and fills out convention of the New Mexico ide- This year's- of cotton is esti- that old "saw" MONKV substi- cleansing the jiores and wrinkles, $1, 2.50, ational association nnd the mated at 700,000 pnods. while the TALKS well, It's might of several regional conven- of noticeable that when softening the sl;in. $1, S2, tution an- remainder the amount necernrv money $3. tions will be defeated at the for prodiirMon ! have fn i talks no one seems to criti- to bo held nore Venetian Lille' Ixilion given nual convention, abroad, chiefly In Fukhara. cize its grammar and it can a finish to November 27, 23 nnd 29. Persia with "I have saw" 8Uln velvety the tak- nvd Khiva. "get by" Venetian Arrlena Tonlr skin, $1.00, $2.50. Referendum votes are being or "I taken," hand down to tone, firm. among the teachers In the state and en HUNTING i freshen the skin, Snc, $2. and it is believed they will show CHAZE HAS From the time tho stork deal of opposition to the J3.75. Venetian Acne Lotion heals a good or the until in la-v- HiT PECOS made lucky visit pimples and other erup- plan. The chief argument VALLEY) friends say it with of a statcwido convention ir your Venetian AslrtiiReni tions, $1.25. TJie Journal flowera there's always thai, Special it is possible to obtain better Pperli.l firms nkin, that Artesia, N. M., Nov. L'5. Hun- old actor, Mr. Long Green the tishtens and more distinguished speakers out on the relaxed muscles and re- educational leaders than would dreds of Fportsiiiru from all sec- always stage Venetian Adona Cream fill and con- tions of tho I'eeos arc near the foot lights stores a firm contour, $4. be possible for the regional valley, out hollows about the is too, that flocking to tho mountains, west of neck and shoulders, de- ferences. It argued, When think it the expense of conducting several Aitesia, for tho purpose of hunt- you about Venetian Orange Skin Foot! velops the bust, $1.50 conferences would be ing big game. This occurs every though, it's perfectly natural rebuilds $2.50, $3.50. regional as and our and rejuvenates greater thnn that of eno general year the hunters search the right that parents a flabby skin, $1, $1.75, Greater Interest is valleys and canyons of the Sacra- do continually remind us of convention. of mento nnd $2.75. Venetian aroused, too, in a convention mountains what it means to our future Treasnrette a tiny statewide scope than could bo en- for the panic. h welfare to take care of gold case, octagonal In Mark C'orbin P.oh a gendered In regional conventions. and Caraway, money. Venetian Velvn Cream shape, which holds rouge The friendly rivalry and the ben- two Arfsia spoiMYncn, bdvo re- nourishing cream fnr dry powder, puffs for each efit of association and acquaintance turned with two large bucks of the If any of your parents or sensltlvo skins, $1, $2, Jli. and a mirror, $4. the statewide convention "black tail" variety. The animals have been a little given by re- were guardians is declared by those who favor eight nnd ten point bucks. remiss In your finanrial ed- it to be worth what addi- The game was bagged before. noon ucation in and let us Ask at our toilet goods counter for "The Quest of the Beau- taining on drop a which descrihes Venetian cost it may put upon those the first day of the season in show you how to put a tiful," booklet all the Preparations tional to Muscle-Strappin- g who attend. tho Sacramento mountains. Other aside In the purchase and tells how apply the Treatments. It is said that a plan is likely hunters were expected to return of your winter outfit. evolved for holding both re- any day. Business houses are to be conventions without without gional and statewide clerks, garages The county schools of Bernalillo mechanics, farmers have left their Butt's be closed during all stock In the cafe of other mem- FIRST AXDPharmacyCENTRAL county will to next week to enable the teachers bers of tho family and others are 2 Phones 63 and 65. Free attend the state convention and to planning to go hunting as soon as Delivery. them and their pupils a possible. give In straight-lin- e silhouette that such grace to the nercr Thanksgiving vacation. The supply of wild turkey in the Htgy Styles tho popular sire willowy wearer; mountains Is reported to be large. 411 W7WT CKNTRAt basque models so charmingly piquant: r.mart Russian blouse effects and numerous other styles VEGASHIGHBRINGS offering tho widest selections. Some have blnnr.es Of contrasting materials, richly embroidered; others braid trimmed. Materials: Polret Twill, Canton Crepe, Velvet, plain or brocaded and othr 16-PIE- ORCHESTRA Silks and woolcna. Colors: P.rown, Navy, Black and many of tha new Fall shades. All sizes,

E MEETING ' WSmSG EDUCATORS: . Delmonico Cafe or- The LnH Vegas High school $9.90, $19.75 of 10 pieces will arrive hero "SERVICE QUALITY CLEANLINESS" $12.50, $14.75, chestra in tomorrow evening to take Part .WELCOME TO ALfiOQOERQDE That's the motto of the nicest, most located Now conveniently and the general programs of the tho coolest Cafe in the city AND WE WANT YOUR PAT- Mexico Educational, association RONAGE, guaranteeing you the best in the market. The orcheatra is Let New Mexico's School Head- convention. Supply MENU imi Mirffir'-'1-- ' of and boys of the high posed girls mem- Serve 75c Dinner 75c school. Most ot them also are quarters Ycu While You Are Here. Sunday of the Las Junior Mil- Oyster Cocktail bers Vega. first itary band, which captured As New Mexico's school supply headquarters we RELISHES TURKEY in the band concert held at place re- welcome you to and offer our Las during the Cowboys Albuquerque you Ripe Olives Young Celery Toting Radishes Vegas is store as union last July. The orchestra, your headquarters while you are here. SOUPS Choice of under the direction of Mrs. Realizing that your time for will be music supervisor in shopping Cream of Turkey la Royal . we have made Chicken Broth Rice the East Vegas city schools. limited, special arrangements for Miss Hunker, daughter ol your prompt service. Mary democratic ENTREES Choice of George It Hunker, Stuffed Young Turkey with Sago Dressing state chairman, will represent the We wish to call to ROASTERS state your attention our stocks of and Cranberry Sauce Las Vegas High school in the Chicken with to be held hore fiction, standard works, and children's books, of- Stuffed Young Oyster Dressing and Several Sizes and Patterns Sals declamation contest Apple Sauce m Spesk! 29. a for list. November fering many suggestion your gift VEGETABLES Old King Coal is a rerry old soul. Our stock is Mashed Potatoes Macaroni au Gratln i he of stationery extraordinarily com- Coffee Percolators Sets A merry old sluI know Cauliflower In Cream Carving When you consider the size of his plete, and you that we have the largest selec- SALADS roll. tion of Christmas and Holiday cards in the state. Whv In the world shouldn t h1 Lettuce and Tomatoes. Thousand Island Dressing Pyrex Glass Ovenware at New Low Price. be Boston Transcript. BEVERAGES Coffee Sweet Milk DESSERTS THE STITCH IN Vanilla Ico Cream J. KORBER & CO TIME SHOP MAT SON'S' " "A Stitch In Time eaves 206 West Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store. Nine." Central Avenue. Delmonico Cafe KOYAL I.KANKIIH Phone 878. 208-22- 0 North Second St. 420 West (.old. I'lH'iio KODAKS FROM $2 TO $70 311 West Central Avenue. Phono - Mrs. L. M. 8.V. U Ilugum. rrop. minimi vwM- wiHwwn', wi'iwiP.iBiir' pwmMnww y jfiK"'; w'ri v ft, "if t .y iy- ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 26, 1922

'! r.u; lulling plSR. fS.OUj't ! PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CH IROPRACTORS. S 2 5. :.Vii o t"l I'ii N fr. It M ?; v'T' Catlli 2.000. Com 'NWNS llweipli) Cfli W H.SON" ANI "n riilroprnrllfl DON'T CARRY Markets pa ret J with week ago Strictly good Am Iti.om l N. T Armljo Bldg. The wvst-- , (AllornrjB, beef and better grades iiIng Poems to, 17 atol I'.i t i'. unwell Duildlng fed I'M) grnssvra steady, shorl Plume IIS3-.I- . MONEY ON YOVR 2Sc to 40c off; lower grades WANTED Salesmen. AUTOMOBILES FOR I.O.NB STAR ACTU MM I'Utb BOo RENTApartments. I'HVKd'lAM" A.. l The orange cottuco esia. F.itK'e. western largely off; modernT Hli(l jrras'.ers iitijyliilIllVfKllKillC Lulled i'WM'iiKI HUllA'luH MKI'AIMIMJ, FoTRrtENT Four rooms. weU UK. H. I H nulte dam and Hot N 2".c to 40c 5 lit ION. springs, TRIP hi,. and feeders , K. Menu 211 N. SIB M FINANCIAL .Huts Ilitlno MilllrlpiB .mcru-- ZiS'v Vpsl Shwt Works. Third. furnished. West Coal. I of Stomach Meet all trains at leaving j ers. Ihf Engl, eM renin top matured st' 9 Hoi at 11.30 m. lower; FUK SAI..K I.tK't Bulck l0u. FOR KENT Small npartmont. S V 2 Suite Barnell tbitltltng Nprings a, and t:S0 p. m best $13.00; beef V. Oldest Dam best $13.50; yearlings. LAND SAI.I'.SMliN WANTKD Ford tourlriB 110 West Gold. South High 17'.S PH. M.MUiAKLT I tV drivers, Dam eara Mrr-e- t ' . Sir mt. phone C'AII KKillT, Wall 'cows bolters U (he Dam line. We drive own care and practlcully kind snh'snem to KOI! K.Vr.K 191" nudsoiT condt-Uo- Residence i.ur re-- expcrlf tic v Good i oil UENTThree rooms urttitoit o rl23 East I'entral for 'New York, Nov. 2o. Severn i lower grades beef rows snt us In the s.iln uf Kloriila's fiiient Car can bo seen Oden 812 Phone S71. Write reservations at our eipe&te May Be steady; at Bulck Close In. South Third. HRFFEnNAN BROS.. Money in stock .'.trhtly canners and cutters strong OranKC drove Heal op- Propa actions prices, slow; Heivlnpinent. FOR rtENT One two-roo- IK 8 S1AIII.H HIvKKI.S. Hot N. U- - improve- bulls 15c portunity for man. t.nki Coun- - apartment ftprlnga. Lost or Stolen easier bund prices, steady to 15c higher; largely - cupahlo FOll SAI.K Dodgo tourin,;, only $3u0.00 steam heated. Imperial Hotel. Ohleoptillilo Physician find veal $1 ilrnyr- Cjrn.. Knsllw. Pin. See ft once. Hank SH1-- 1S28-- ment in foreifin exchanges lower; calves mostly lower. at Hoover Motor Co. FOlt RENT Furnished Citizens Bldg. Ph. ot I" beef SALlfSATKN 'Ill fi.r'j-S.i- 41 West apartment and of seasonal slackening Week's bulk Native suits Copper. 1590-- e prices; jt. garago. 1010 Forres- S C. 1 s inuku $ 00 rhone IK I.AIiKK, a number of important Issues w"t-- steers $7.50 fr 0.00; western grass-er- 00 weekly wilh nil wml. FOli HALE Fold tourhlK car, U20 ter. Our Travelers' line uf mn.lp-to-m- f F.yr, Far. Nose anil Throat. Cheques in $5.50 m 6.50 ; Blockers .isure motle, riotjtl condition, Phono Fred the outstanding developments largely r.lbet-a- commiRt-lnnt.- m FOR RENT Modern threw Bsrnett Pulldlng Pbone III. cows i't1llH. P:t'' nnsnell, 1944-- apartment, are cashable this week's financial markets and feeders, 16.76 ffrft.iift; beef lUlvrince W U rooms and porch, furnished Office Hours DRESSMAKING everywhere, ijtliiiplos fref. SMITH sleeping tf 9 Week end mercantile reviews and heifers, $4.i0'iM.ufl: eanners 1H Smith iliepn (lit FOU SAI.K Fold delivery car In good Plu.ne 22?2-V- . mand S to I p ra are safe from theft and ' whol.--imii- order, largo, body. 706 Snuth Broad- First Class Dressmaking show that the peak of the and cutters largely $2.85 p ".50; SA I.USM IIS Bliii FOR RENT Two tliw pi'ipsl otvp. way, phone 162S-- light housekeeping All Work Guaranteed.- - may be if lost. for th vear has been veal calves. $8.25 8.75. price puta vtrKln wool nulls ant over- rooms and sunny sleeping porch, sol replaced now Com- coats In tlto world. values at 11t;itJlv 4. perfect condition. It Is to be, rxorm 218 S. 1007-- passed and that price changes Sheep Receipts 1,000. Mn.pt) to Kigntn. PracUce IJm'.tcd to Waller. Phone J downward. Itetail bus- with week lambs W). F.iboral rotntnlsttiin inild daily. sold the hiKlirst bidder, f'o reserves. B . are mainly pared ago: Fat Hoim 7. First National Bank JAt'TIFUL upartment. completely fur- tJKMIH) l'lUNAHY MhUASht - with continued to 10c fed Write for partltulain. SKI. I, TIRUS., bldg. nished. Tall at 819 Bast AND D1SEASKS Let Us Equip You For iness is improvi steady lower; yearling sini-e- - Central. OF Tllfc; KR1. 184, Wlmli'xale Vi 'lit. 51 V. Jaek- SAVE Go to 75 per cent on used IMll-l- indications of a splendid holiday wethers and sheep 50c to $1 lower; parts. pnone Haertnan I.nliratnr In ( i.noectl.m the sotl. r'hteapo. j etc.; full stock for over twenty-fiv- e dlf. Trip. okv FOR RENT CIHens Ulrtit. - trade. feeders steady. Extreme ton fat Lid-m- feletit cars. 311 West Housekeanlnz Banli I'Iioik- M.vk'iM;" Mcintosh Co., Cop- 5 The drop in wheat prices was lambs, $14.90 to city butchers; "pu'iTpitTun per Call after or Saturday and Sunday. measure to easier to for live wire ikKont, tllttt ittutova mid CI 8 North Bisth. F. C. BAKES. M. D Albuquerque Foundry duel in u larfrc closing top fat lambs, $14.63 district managers; to earn FOli rfAt.hl Cioud car. 1 iji.portuolty I'odgo touring First car shortaRe iti S:::.o-f-'- FOll KENT room Diseases Bank traffic conditions, the packers; bulk, $14.35 4.60; culls ntonihly. elites lionsfliold and Uood terms. Prleod right. Phone Large and screen of tbe Kye. tlaae rifted Works Savings 1 Machine i and of weeks serving as a sup- at $ 11.00 Ml .30 ; desirable ituto to ciMwutntT ami the trtitlo. 27.1. en.; 1. t:. 1J, ss, or at Charlea porch, furnished eomplete for Office removed to J14 N. Sec- recent steady inquire 501 Eaat Grand. porting factor in that market head clipped lambs, f I 2.75 fv 13.00; Kxeluslve .ugoncy; chaife of a Itfotime. lil'ehl cor.tpar; warehouse ond at. Ground floor. Phone 842. and e'onx- - ' FOU Two-roo- I'oanders Muchlidsts. more assured choice fed $12; Free folder explains. Ford ti'O.OO; RENT furnished apart- Koplneera With deliveries easily - yearling wethers, n l'llt""s.I.r; light truck, In liiiny, lvtrnit, tru Vint win- ment Hot and cold ateain Trust and a temporary slackeiiiin,- the heavy and strong weight fat owes, truci;, $lto.(H); ford touring, hent. water, DR. W. T. MURPHEY Castings tn Iron. Brass, Bronze, Alum Company niaiiu-fn- '. Roulh Broadway. export demand, the price tendency $5.00 06.00: lighter weights up- SALES.irKN Nationally" known ter top, Joioj.i'ii. TertriH If desired, Practice Limited Inum. ICIectrlo Motors. Oil Engines of eottiire8-sorf- l, l'-- FOR RENT to Tuberculosis. AJJH N is downward. Corn prices have ward to $7.50; bulk desirable feed- Hirer oil homers, air ciuruue, S South plu.ne Desirable apartments. Pumps and Irrigation. H'Enyl'E M. mar- RaMdine itml oil sy;lftus for s, lihlT-J- , three roorna and t at roomi each Burnett Building IJhone 830. held firm despite heavy ing lambs $13.50ii'14.0O. faetoriefl. t leain-rri- Modern. 1104 Hours: 10 to 12 fairly drv stores, NKW. ttott ;tnd rebuilt radlatora, Dodgea, North Socond. a.m.; 2 to 3 p.m. U'orl and Office Alhnnoerqna keting. local or till! time salesman. part Fords, Jvel'lands, etc. Kxpert repair- FOR RENT Furnished three-roo- new bond offerings have KaiiMis C Kveuitiff I'osl Several ity Saturday canipaign. man on .loo. Call or us. Our apartment, two east-e- held back until the Nov. 25 S. De- honest, phone aleeplng porches, been purposely Kansas City, (U. opimrtmilty fr capable prices' aro right. All work guaranteed. end southern exposure. Phone 169-- bond market this week's of Cattle salepman. Prospects f nrriislie'l. "Write Autu Padinter 322 North Improves, partment Agrirulturc). P. n. Box 11?". Wise. orks, Third, FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur" new issue totaling only slightly Receipts 2,20(1. Market for weelt: Mllwuiil.ee, phono 8l'.i-.- nlshcd nnertmnTit nt,A - 000. French SA I.F.SMK'N Don'l t onneet until you more than $20, 250, Better grades beef steers very H jJiKd QUALITY CARS Injulr Dodson'f Garage, til West Mar- bonds made a good response to the to Rot our frco simples and particulars. Are an investment, not a speculation. quette. scarce, steady strong. Top, o in Mitchell pencils Imprinted goM They will pay dividends of service and Three-roo- declaration of President $11.00 on 1, steers; low- or ctIor with tlto eii!itotner'8 ad. at less Fun KENT apartment un- nf National Citv bank on Fri steers pleasure. We have Just completed re- furnished. Desirable the er grade weak; shorn fed than ordinary pencils. Why not make A location, garage ridicu- building a foT for your Inspection. Rent reasonable. no day that they stood "at a yearlings and belter cows 25c to $111 Saturday? H. tirepninff did it tn will Adults, sick. 1011 Home leave satisfied. Come demonstration you North Second. , low credit rating." 00c lower; canners and cutters first six hours. Wo rhow you how. Easy C They lously prices are not historic steady to strong; vea calves sales; hilt ooinnnslotig; nulek promo- Homis Moron co. VO. KENT Three apartments, fur- Closing prices: tion Wi'lto nished or Itn Q.n-.- $1 lower. to Gvnenil Afieney. today 5 3 o 1 5 West ivmriil Phone 3 ft.rntwhjwl American Can JO around Now Mr. Sales 25 ?lot and cold SPARKLING WITH FRESHNESS & "0 lliil.li. Manager. water. Parkview court American Pnieltlng Kef'B.. Hogs Receipts 4,000. Market CHflli'lt ST., MJVYor!K CITT. I'OH BALK ft3 East Silver. American Tel. & Tel 122 active to packers, 13c to 20c high- SOME (iuOn FSKU CARS sTiMKTIl'lxii OUY 'L'O 510 I'OIt RENT Small er. 140 180-pou- Dodge Brothers sedan, model.. handsomely fu7. Top, $7.95; to ...... 1 American .inc MI'ST 11.WW tread thin lino over Hrol Iters tourla.; car 300 nlahed. and lhrM.tnm .,nr 4rVi averages $7.65 ifj 7.73; bulk wo eatd D.dge steam-heate- d Anaconda Copper mostly aain and note that mu.lt. It Dodt-- Urt.thers touring ear 450 apartments. 1:15 West 93 9; desirable 190 to 250 $7. SO Is TT. S. n Atchison pounds, unique, protected article, posi- Dodge Brothers cointnerolal car.... Bf.O oiiim. appty Apartment 5. 89 ft1 neeesBitv of Tho dainty garments have been to the IMPERIAL for Baltimore & Ohio 7.95; bulk of sales, $7.70 7.93; tive bpeanae. (?overnm:nt nil D.dge Hvotheis commercial car,... 650 APARTMENTS Nicely furnished threi dry Bethlehem Steel "13" 61 V. packing sows steady $7.00. luff, willr yearly repeat, exclusively own- Bulck "IP 400 cleaning and pressing1. come back the same mostly ed and controlled us. If you ure an touring eteeping porcn. furnace heal They carrying Butte- & Superior 26?4i Sheep Receipts none. Market by Ford light truck 12S hoi ana cold water. No sick or chil- 46 order taker you should mako to $30 Ford Ion truclc 325 dren. look of newness they had when they were bought. Don't al- Petroleum for week: Lambs about ales-ina- tt 400Suuth Seventh. California steady. Top a dny; if you are an nmhltious car C30 12$ mature Oflc Ford touilliff FOR ltliNT low fino to soiled can Canadian Pacific $14.25; classes around you will clear upward of Jttl per J. KOKBKR & CO. housekeeping apartinTnt your things stay when you get them 33Vj lower. dav. Mo! desirahlo connection with fu- completely furnistied, two rooms Central Leather Pod(?e Hrotlters Dealers Biassed ilenned in a day's time for a moderate cost. & 65 Si ture for thoHe who qualify. Jerome 78 sleeping porch; gas. hot and Chesapeake Ohio Hit Vorlh Second Phone coltl water. 100? Mil. & St. Paul 23 l.atult. Pres. 3 So. Dearborn St.. Chioapo. North Second, Chicago, IIHKU CAR HAItllAI.NS Full RENT Two rooms Chlno 2514 UdisMlON To during tlii mason One car and sleepTne Copper Ford touring equipped porch, $30.00. 1001 Colorado Fuel & Iron 25Vs of heginntnir January 1st, the wllh mountain and Rood furnished; modern, DRY CLEANING DYEING PRESSING Answers to Hul-nes- s gears East Central. Three rooms 62 Questions. noted SHAW LINK of Art and .' $300.00 partly Crucible Steel KIkiib. tires 410 North ninth. 114 13 Calendars. Kaon. Pencils, One Ford with starter and Phone Tho Is Cuba Cane high-grad- advertis-!- g louring dyeing department doing remarkable work, giving women and men new clothes of Sugar Leather end other SOO.OO tOR KENT Cheap. Unfurnished 10 he of KO'i.l .tires Ask Erlo specialties, applicants mint On.; Overland it.nrlnir, good apartments. Modern except heat. clothea they hnd tired of. about prices for work that will surprise you for its excel- SO (Any reader can the nMl-H- I.nr Great Northern pfd get answei good character, active and possess and good tires 275.00 Three rooms and bath. 15.00i four wo combine 31 to by on bankers and other higlr-clas- s eiiape rooma lence. With theso tlirco services, three others that give us tho most complete Inspiration Copper any question writing The to call On.) Overland Four touring In good and bath. $50.00. On car line Mer. Marine Albuquerque, Journal Information merchants. Men who possess the 350.00 Phone 100. McKlnley Land and Lum- and effcicnt plant in the southwest, We can do everything to the bettering of Int. pfd 4S'i can JlfiO.OO 'shape ber garments Kebttecott "Hi Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Di- above, qualities avernga One Hudson speedster, good shape .00.00 company. Copper weekly with this line. For jiarllculars that can bo done. Mexican Tetroleum 204 Mi rector. Washington, D. C. This Kan--- s One batnpson iruow. entn'scu Foil RENT modern furnished address the Shaw Advertising Co., new, ton.. 900.00 or unfurnished Miami 25 offer applies to informa- Missouri body practically apartment at $12.ii0 Copper strictly One one-to- truck without and $55.00. Ver Pacific 16 tion. The Bureau cannot ad- Ford desirable and ready Missouri give starter, good shape and wltl for occupancy. See ir. I,. Hogrefo at 1'S on finifn-cia- BUSINESS CHANCES. Montana Power vice legal, medical, and l body 800.00 SlSVi West Gold, phone R73. or at S10 20 iOJ (An- seven-nasse- 1 2 New York Central matters. It does not attempt l'Olt BAI.li I.um li car. East rmo vrtitvH.K ntrhf Vorth' Fifth, phono t f 4 4 Tt SERVICE NO. SERVICE NO. SERVICE NO. 3 Northern Pacific 74 i to domes-ti- nor tral. Apply ftty Klectrlc Shoe Pimp ger touring, SS-- model, good setiu troubles, MO-I- DRESSMAKING. Pennsylvania 46 li to undertake exhaustive reseatch fon "SA I. R it. .tel. twenty rooms, poo.1 shape Wet Wash Rough Dry Finish 13 hall and Par; gnod lease. SKI South One Willys-Knigh- t, Family Ray Consolidated on any Write 8S-- Copper.... ' eubject. your ques- First. ' touring, model, very Heading 74 tion plainly and briefly. Give full 7213.00 All Everything in the family 45 Vein SA! K Five-root- n house and good shape Mondays, Tuesdays, wearing apparel watsh Republic Iron & Rteel name and address and enclose two One Hulek coupe. FASHIONABLE GOWNS and ladles' finishod and ready tt & 30 oioce In. Call jt 31J Suth South Kn7-.- l starched and to wuar Sinclair Oil Refining cents In stamps for return postage. gr...erv. fine shape ;u Walter, phone .Wednesdays, ready J5c pee pound; mln. ?8 Peventh l"" 00 HKMST1TCH1M Phoiie Imum Southern Pacific All senl - One Hup touring nnd pleating iron, and all flat work charge, J1.5U. Wt replies uie direct to tl.' CAtl.- Tnn-.tnr- ll.'tl'lt are 5S1-- S Southern 21 t.lllldlng. fall and sea these cars aa they room Melinl building. Myrtle 15 75c. you to send B0 Railway Inquirer.) 215 South KIrst. locution good for any Mr. Sims when call- pounds, 8c require pen bargains. Ask for en cenia yarn. iron, per pound, cent otherwist-ati- Studebaker Corporation ....116 k!nd of hutness. will to dem- flat work, 46 ing and he be very glad .".EMSTITCHINO, 10 cents per at Fridays, Texas Company What FORfrATt'--M- of cars to you. These yard, Thursdays, plus lc additional for wearing in 51 Q. )ct cent of tlio licat of toniplete maciilnerv onstrate any these aisuatHB itose apparel Tobacco Products Vj s f terms be ar- upessinaKtng snp and excess of 50 on ordinary stove gox-- up the shoe shop or will trade r a good prices are cash, but can, State hotel, over Bracy'a cafeteria. Saturdays, each piece. Minimum per cent will Union Pacific 137'i n car. P. U. Hoi 10:3, Jerome. It desired. be for clilmnoy? How miii'li when hot Address ranged CO. rt. EATING, side and bos. charged at tho rati United States Steel 101 Aril. SOUTHWEST MOTDW accordion, 25 Pounds, $1.00 charge 50c. of 30c 60 water or steam plant is Ufctl? t l'hone "10 mall orders. N. Crane. 215 North per pound. Utah Copper S. . "r"67t SALE .ease and furniture for Seventh. Crane SI 4 Good Sll-Si- a Nortli Fourth Apartments, phone boarding and rn inina house. H A. The Bureau of Mines says tbat town EMSTITCHINO done promptly In ihr Utterly Honda paving business. Parly leaving lOo it depends entirely on the skill used Miist H?7 PiOllh Second best possible manner, price per New Nov. 25. sell 787-- Tork, Liberty in for fires. con- yard. 117 Gold, ph.ma Singer the IMPERIAL and eliminate bad Under test t H01 ForTTlAU'; for Try washing ill bonds closed: J10J.06; first caring KO K T EN T S oro room at South Fat hens Thanksgiving. Sewing Mtehln Company. way worries, health, 3jS ditions abjut 70 per cent of heat one block from Phone 2iif-- old $98.24; second 4148, $97.72; Third, good condition, WA.NTKIJ Dressmaking and sewing ..f temper and premature age. 4B, 4U- is absorbed by a hot water plant Fanlu, Ke rhops; also small stock of KOtt SA1 E oung turkeys. Call at third 4Us. $98.36; fourth Call at 901 South all hlnda by day or garment, w.uk and about 03 per cent in a steam groceries for file. Harrison. rates fot 'jntl-.T- . guaranteed Clieapest b.si SlOO.tO; Victor (called)'. plant. Average householders util- Third, phono frUKBVb "and. geese for aale. 41)0 Per work-- Mrs. U Ross, New Slats hoiel. Y.V. f estab- 10j:-W- U. 8. 4s ize about :'l per cent of heat during l.'Otl'pA itnr.lH business, pound. Phone ohone lofts. ,1. $100.06; treasury 4Us, $99.40. five v.ars. owner wishes to the heating season. The efficiency lished "FAT turkeys. Place order now for account of having other Interests; 2404-J- l. of a stove varies with it In- Thanksgiving. Phone the way is verv low and a bargain. For moneytoloan: IMPERIAL price for UUMSl TO LOAN On LAUNDRY wal.h.s. GRAIN operated; if a large stove Is used add-- , ss p. Steffi. bnl 5'JS. FOR HAI.K Nice fat turkeys terview, SI16-J- (una and valuab.e and not forced it is r. tie. M Thanksgiving. Phone everything quite efficient; Mr. R Mareua, 13 South First. 211 WEST SILVER AVENUE. PHONES 147-14- 8 60 70 board pr'.poal-t..- n FOK SALF White Leghorn Chicago Hoard of Trmlo say between and per cent, bin K1KST I'LAiSd room and Seventy MCNElf TO LOAN on be. Doane, latti Norirr diamonds, watches Nov. 25. if a small stove is forced tho effi- can Lad for jr.ooa.oo Terms pullets. rirsr con Chicago, Liquidation corn' and good jewelry; llhe.'al. reliable, was on in tho to will as low as 25 1!.00 cash, balanco monthly payment. FOlt SALE Thanksgiving turkeys, Co., H& N, grain markets ciency drop pe' first-clas- s S41ti-rl- fidentlal. Gottlieb Jewelry 1st. somo extent and with a la k cent. Five rooms and two porches, fed Range run. Phone today In condition. Excellent Thanka-glvln- de- rurnltur.? good FOK BALE Fat turkeys for of What of tlio dia- .1 our J'-- . aggressive support prices tj. proportion t r n p. Add ress 40c a on foot. 515 West clined to a new low for the found come from T. - pound readily monds Africa? MONBY IN- ORAINBo5.JI12.S1 buys guaran- Ftover. week. At the finish wheat showed T. H. no fur- tees on la.oot) bushels wheat; Twelve of pig- net loss of to with A. 50 FOll SALE pairs fine a l'Jc South African diamond field ther risk: movement of opportunity $2. 50 a 2c, . S eons, registered stock, pair. loon-- 4c. 400. etc. Particulars, - May $1.15 ig to $1.15 U and July yield about 9S per cent of the total take Phono 1213. $1.06 to $1.07. market letter free Investors' Daily product. home-raise- d tur- Corn was off to oats flttlde. ni!) Bldg.. Kansas City. Full HALE Nice fat l4c, Q. At the present time, does (he keys and geese for Thanksgiving. Or- were to down 24HO-R- i "ic iclc but provi- federal tax on intosleantM pay for der early, supply limited. Phone PIjYHi n,ai,r-.B- sions varied from unchanged fig- enforcement '. A; M. IS. FOP. SALE Get a few young Hens and to 1 5c prohibition MATTREj ures higher. A. In 1921 the total taxes on dis- nlATTIIKSPK remade. I.Liii and up. have fresh eggs at borne. $1.00 to A fn at 411 break values Liverpool tilled was $82,598,005.01. In Furniture repairing Awning work. $l.:o according to alte. Mrs. Bhaw, on increased of spirits - f06 W. Krvln Bed- Second. pressure Argentine the same year $7,500,000 was ap- Ru- eleantna. Phone .uih wheat had a dtnf FOR SALE White Leghorn iil I offerings depressing propriated for enforcement of pro- e.rnnit.r Seventy W of hatched June 1, effect at the start the market -- pullets, Gentry stock, li,, hibition by the federal government. FOR RENT Office Rooms. - I I here. The market showed little re- all Immunized, $1 each. W. D. Cainp- II l.li i I !m .... Q. Arc tlirro Cath- I. 01 room N. SL cuperative power after the early any tin it km office spa.e, u;k hell. nclen, olic T. V. N. g decline and tho close was almost priests' ?nt 'Vert tlold. BABV CHICKS Heavy-layin- strain; is mm A. In 1920 there were four In 9 at the low point of the day. FOR 'li"i:vT r'ffice roonts Korher build- mature early; guarantee full counti If LtKiitltkJI this country. Father Augustus Til-to- ing W t'li. nutn dept srfe arrival with 72 hours of I.na Angeles, i Export demand for wheat was 'o i iini nils was the first colored ap- pioneer Hatchery, 520 South Spring, Los in iiti fair, but as a whole the market priest Calif. :.tj appeared to be badly in need of pointed in tho I'nitcd Slates, lb twii buyim?. was ordained In tho Propaganda at ot LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT CARPENTINGT7 Action of corn anil oats was sim- Rome in 1S8S. He was pastor Kbi:"6riD'jOBS"a'poT'contrac' work, call ilar to that of wheat. Southwest- St. Monica's church, Chicago, unM 1175-W- . ern and far western demand for his death in 1902. NEW WORK or rcpalra. Hoofs, floor- cash corn in tho Omaha Q. Is bluing a dye or a bleach .' W. ing and windows. Reasonable. Phone territory 3.' STRAUS, President 1CGS-M- was not as M. . V. By . as of late American and country offerings were not A. The Department of Agricul- Society for Thrift PAINTING Paper hanging and kalsi.m-intng- large. ture says that bluing is a dye whie; all work guaranteed. L. W. IS well to fids 1S44-J- , Provisions were higher in lino neutralizes the yellow in clothe", IT understand that the Owens, South Edith, phone With hog values. thus making thern white. mere saving of money is not PAINTI 1. paperhanglng and kalsoniln-lu- Closing barrfster-nt-la- Alt work guaranteed. GeorRe C. prices: Q. Can a from the sum total of thrift. This is a 1410 Wheat Dec, lie Morris. North Eighth, phone $1.16; May, England get any exemption if that f re-- SDH-- 11.16 H; July, In A. point $1.06. wishes to practice America? P all classes. Free esti- Corn Dec. 65c; May, 68 c; h. C. CARPENTERING, sufficient mate.! and guaranteed work. Ask my July, 6S'bc. A. Each state prescribes its own given customers. E. E. Johnson, 610 John, Oats 42 17.H-W- . Dec, Uc; May, 42c; rules and regulations with refer- attention. Too phone July, 39'.c. ence to to I WANT low Lard admission the bar. Thes,. often thrift Is you to Investigate my prices Jan. $10.25; Mav. $10.40. are not uniform. Most of them .re- on any kind of a building proposition Kibs considered A. FJ. Bunga-lo-- .. Jan., $9.60; M.y. $9.60. to an ex- you have In view. Palmer. quire the applicant pass Box 1738-- amination and if he can do so, and Builder, 41, city, phone PRODUCE will subscribe to the oath of office tight-- f i s t e lie will be admitted to practlco re- ' gardless of where ho obtained his " If it tvere Chicago education. The oath of office Chicago, Nov. 25. Butter Mar-V- legal true that is usually to the effect that the ap- thrift consist- 1 higher. Creamery extras, B3c; will the constitu- firsts, 41 43c; extra firsts, iSU'j plicant support ed merely of a 52c; seconds, 39a 40c; standards tion ami lrtws of the particular stale in which he makes applica- I 4 of Kggs Market steady, T.ecelpts tion for admission. process X.6S1 How mueli will a cases. Firsts, 4547',4c: or- ). space pound 8. STRAUS hUrding, this of wax cover? It. S, W. dinary firsts, 35' 40c; mlscdllan-ou- h, floor country would Electrical Gifts for A. 40Si43c; refrigerator extras, I'nder ordinary conditions never have attained its present ft. wax rover 28c: refrigerator firsts, 2bVs 26v.. floor should about 1,000 exalted because most of our Va square feet to the pound. place Poultry Alive, higher. Fowls. been success- Says a 3 2gil&V2c; nprings, ISc; roosters. Q. How tall Is a liorne that is 13 rational leaders have 12c; turkeys, 85c; geese, 18c. hand high? R. S. .T. ful primarily through thrift. Champion Christmas Potatoes Re- A. tho hand as a measure more Joy Market Using Thrift is no the manifesta- steady. es 78 cars. in mind-edne- ceipts Total U. S. ship- originated early times, and tion of selfishness and small ss of Thrift 687 How have to select from! ments, cars. Wisconsin bulk has been accepted as the is success itself. many you round whites, 90c 1.00 standard measurement when than ($t cwt; speak- does with waste. same sacked, 85 95c cwt.; Minne- ing of a hand, llenee, a horse 15 Thrift away It Ben Franltlln wa Smoll gifts large gifts beautiful and practical; they are sota sacked round whites, 80 90c hands high would be 5 feet high. is careful planning and wise perhaps tho coun- in themselves a comfort and a joy that brings back cwt.;. Minnesota sacked Red river Q. When was the Now Vorli spending. It is efficiency and try's most energetii through- Chios No. 1, 95oi)i)$1.03 cwt.; for the of Ice once ad- - champion of thrift out the entire year the spirit of Christmas Day. North Dakota Suppression progress. Washington His sacked round whites, started? C. S. M. vised a friend "it is not the thrift talkt is So 51 90c cwt. A. It was founded In 1ST" that were be- There a by lowest al-- Interesting Anthony Comslock. priced goods that are ! cause h e alwayt Kansas City ways the chearyit." And in this 1 presented a Kansas Nov. net City, 23. Eggs LAS VEGAS BOY WILL advice he reflected one of the great angle. Firsts. 43c; selected, 30c. of For instance: "A Heavy truths thrift. Spend money man Poultry hens, 17c; light ATTEND CONFERENCE Save can grow ricl: prings. 17c; turkeys, 24c. savingly. money sensibly. on a small would not be to extol income; OF YOUNG WRITERS It possible I1I8 neighbor with i Xcw ork Cotton too of w highly the simple virtue largo Income car estinghouse New Nov. 25. fu- York, Cotton tperlal In lh Journal laving. Since the dawn of human urovf poor. TJi. ture oloied steady. Dec . $'.'5. ."; X. M.. Nov. -- difference Is Tank, lis progress, it has been one of the thrill.' electrical for member of t $25.58; March, $J5.70; Mav Herman nil! leave Mon- In troi-f-i' gift every your family, a price Iiaugherty most necessary of all personal a tew $25,5j7; July, $23.6. day for .Madison, Win., where be J'tunklln toM Hit that will conveniently fit the conservative encouragement pocketbook. will represent tho Las Vegas high practices. Every wliolo etur.f. Come to our office and school at the convention of the should be given to those who are Tako hla advice today see for yourself the very com- LIVESTOCK asso- Central Interscholastio Tress saving. But the good work should and open that ac- plete line of WESTINGHOUSE and their ciation. mad-- Appliances, appli- This association is i not stop there. It is sometimes count in the Cltl as Ideal Cliicago up of memberships composed ofthi; zens. cability Christmas Gifts. Chicago, Nov. 25 (L. S. best schools the better part of thrift to spend I Departr high throughout the ment of Agriculture). Hogs Re- North Central Association of Col- a dollar than to save it; and more SEE COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ceipts 9,000. Market 16c higher. leges and Secondary .Schools. It is economical to purchase an article Bulk 170 to 226-pou- Citizens DISPLAYED averages, directed by tho department of for $10 than for ?5. The right AT $8.108.15, mostly $S.15; good Journalism in the University of kind of business and choice 225 to butch- Wisconsin and has as its object the spending keeps National ers,! $8.20; top, $S.20; packing betterment of high school Journal- going, creates demand for labor, ALBUQUERQUE GAS & ELECTRIC CO. sows, $7.00 (ffi 7.70; desirable pigs ism through tho publication of builds up our cities and offers in- 1 Bank around $8.23; estimated holdover, high school papers. Daughertv is centive and reward for enterprise 'At Your Service." 3, 000; heavy weight, $7.90(08.20; editor of the, (,'astic News. The Tho Bank of Per- - Phone 98. and proficiency. a Miiial inodium weight o.U0it8.!0; light president of the association writes Service. JM Unless we ami pntc-lit- e weight, S.05,'S..'S; light lights, that but one other high school in understand ss.lflft if. 25: packing sow, smooth. the west has a i'im ott nfitjvr-- to lie all of those thinr we do uot J7.40&7.00, i'aykiPu' tovi?., rouifb, protein, Delta, Colo. tjunirrclit'od Jjjijt , X I 4

November 2G, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

H TeIHftTforE CLAiillFEIP A P 1 1 1 SEMEif S

FOR SALE OR TRADE WHY PAY RENT? Martin's for This 4- - 2 Small candy storo stock and fix- VAN & JOHNSON Specials room new framo house, tures in a "An Offer" "Sure Enough Bargain" porches, corner lot, Fourth KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN pood location. Will five-roo- Week Exceptional sell at a sacrifice or will for We have a brick ward, easy terms, $3,200, trada 4 Five-roo- ' house which the owner wishes New room modern adobe modern In frame con- a rooming house. See In a new lo houso stucco, good A- GENUINE BARGAIN to tell furnished. This, plnco house, .stucco finish, hardwood frame, Fourth ward, new, hardwood dition, Rood location, Second ' cated on East Silver Ackerson & Griffith is located on Kast Central ave- flours throughout, for only avenuo; floors, built-i- n features, lots of ward, easy terms, $1,800. has heat, hardwood 5- BTTY la when Realtors nue. In the J300 Mock. Every- 52 800; $50u down, monthly floors, and closet space, furnace and - room frame in High- The'TTMR TO all built-i- n fur- heat, modern, 120 S. Fourth. Phono 411. thing; in A- -l condition nnd is payments. conveniences; beautiful trrounds, and best of lands, $3,150. nished nlcoly; very anx- As Long As It Lasts OWNER MUST SELL. modern with the exception of modern pressed brick, party 11, the price is only $4,200, $2,000 to loan. Terms if wish them. hardwood floors, furnished, ious to sell. Phone 657. us heat. you Phone this morning;. Shelley-Brau- n Co, FOR SALE j close in, Fourth ward, for only $10.00 Per frame house in very to Loan 1. Phono 22S. 220 W. Gold Load -- Money 7.1(1. Franklin & Realtors J- fil50 5 room vrhlto etucco Co,, - D, Realtor A good location In Fourth ward. bungalow, 3 rooms and Keleher, Better Grade $15.00. modern, liardwgou floors, sleeping on resldenlial Duplex house, East front, with lawn, improved Insurance, Loans, Investments XV walks, porch, fireplace, furnace, cellar, cir-- I glassed in slecpint porch on 511 Gold. Pliouo 410. has glassed-i- n sleeping property. about shade; age; corner Jot lino location, Fourlli 210. 210 V. Gold each side, furnished; a 20 'per OPPORTUNITIES (Of 1,000 feet) also glassed-i- n kitchen ward, Phono porch; 'V cent Investment at $4,500. screened-l- n Two rooms and slopping porch, Call with Wagon porch and large J 7 room modern house, 3 slcep-1n- s This house la also 158005 room frame bungalow, modern, Fourth ward, on car line, $1,250, front porch. oak two creened porches, hardwood floors, terms. Terms Cash furnished. fireplace, floors, owner is easy porch ub, East Central, TOICKO TO SELL completely furnished; National Investment Co, "Y. Five-roo- house on West Silver, ONLY $3,500 liviiif," in lioti.se and $140 S A Good brick bouse and two getting WANT TO BUY furnished, base- 4000. room, adobe, tvhito itucco per munlli from rent o rooms. Itealtors sleeping porch, McKinley Land bungalow, modern, vary attractive, porches, furnished, garage, pood Insurance All Kinds. Wo have ment, furnace, garage, 56.3UO, D, T, Kingsbury, Realtor hrAnlrfnur tinnlr flrnfnfn lorim rrlciari location in The price is richt. customer for terms. Highlands; price Heal Estate . an- Lumber Co house, Fourth ward, and Five-roo- Phono "907.W. 210 V. Gold. Bleeping porch; furnished; Highlands, $4,000; jrood terms. It hns been A, List Your hottse, Second ward, one-ha- lf blocK from in L, Martin Co,, Realtors Property With Us. other customer for 5 or Central, city priced at $4,500, but owner is 200 V. convenient to shops, fur- limit a, Phono 130. 228 W. Gold. !j Gold. Plume 635 house, Fourth ward; another partly Albuquerque. New Mexico. a,way and says soil. Hurry if you nished, new gas engine and pump, want it. for house, Third or terms. Soma good bun in business property. Fourth ward. $2,850, Lot and home all parts of thw city. 11. M fT.rCillAX, IIFAT.TOR New, four room, Fourlh ward, Phono 412-- J. V. Real built-i- n fea- A. FLEISCHER, Keilfior lilll Gold. Estate Exchange bath, breakfast nook, 4 'BLOCKS OF POSTOI'TTCE HELP WANTED. RANCH TO TRADE OWNER 100 tures on If floors, Automobile LEAVING CITY West Copper sleeping porch, In tire, Accident, Insurance, 4 $3,500; $1,000 desirable residence Male. Honda, Loans. aero ranch, priced risht; garage, down, easy section, urlj 3 terms on balance. residence, built-i- n features, WANTED A man No. Ill 8. f ourth Street, I'buuo 074.. house; miles out; good soil; Will soil well Improved bride young experienced in. M'MUXION & VOOI, Itealtors. hardwood floors , furnace heat, selling shoos. Apply Uux U. D., care 1'l.iR RENT Room. 120 "So 111 will trade for eily property. home in seven r" Waller. Highlands, FOR SALE Insurance, Loans large lot, front and back Journal. rooms of extra 'o Miscellaneous. poreh. FOli RE.Vrl',r7mtedra'Tn, ""close" "iin Realty Sales Co, high grade 20 West isttlil Avenue. Owner leaving town. Will sacri- WANTED Man fur mlllc route. Must FOR RENT Houses. 4111 West Kiies with house at a FOU be Marquette. 111 S. Second. Phono 668. sale Bare ooa! Beaton large sl.:e, fice. Easy terms. experienced. Address Dairy, care .1 real Phone 314. FOU KENT Throe-roo- Foil REN T Furnish, TriiimsTiTis South bargain. Journal. furnished - ,T. Walter. l'llum- VW7-.- rilONE P. GILL, 7T0. house. 1720 South Arno. FOR SALE Angora kittens. Phene FIREMEN, UltAKKMEN, Phone 2235-- W 1508-- IS beginners $1M, Two-roo- room. Verv THERE . later $ 1'CO (which FOH KENT furnished house reasonable. FOR SALE Houses. position?). Address Noelek. Phono J113-J- .' Railway, cure Journal. with porch. 1022 Hnnth Walter. FOR SALE loom, cheap. Phone Gl! AYSTON'E 21 S i . . a time to and a time to sell WANTED Von TiENT Three-roo- furnished 'fuomr. , West Gold' jii buy Young man for train news .. K. able lot on East Silver. lfiuse. Call 613 Phone Mrs. Guidl. 2210-W- . Telephone FOR SA LE Six-ho- for tho good profits. There GENUINE BARGAINS service. Cash security required. Ap- at East Pacific. Acum range. 110 Kred News SEVEN-KOO- FOR RENT Room Wont (lohl. is always a period preceding ply TTarvey Agency. furnlslien boui. ta with t'ulTiTectiiig baliu FOU KA I. E Rent-Room- s East 12fnl-H- . home. For ?T7u LA BUR EHS $o.00 to ment, garage. On North .Eleventh. Silver, pli.uro modern; with Board S A LE Ho, lenint stovu. Christmas bc'.ldays when Two pieces of property repre- ,.2a per day. Phone 410. FOR basement, furnare. At sacrifice Write heating !: In Good woman cook, $;o per month. Env RENT Rooms with siceplng porch, I'lei.itl, TAlil.E HOAHDHom. 4"8 West Central. there a lull tho demand senting tho biggest in ,'lty. eooltlnj. sia es bargain FOR RENT '"table for two. 12.1 Nonh r. North FOU SA which pro-'iuc- inoyment Agency, lit) South Third. Several desirable furnished w.ilt, sr.,"!! i.iiv o o Tenth. I.E Scleof"i)nulne for real etato lown: i,m. ji,,lSo i foot 4 5 Navajo rugs. ' homes. McMllllon & SOS West l'OR RENT one oorn.o', RENT-Ro- om, West desirable N'o, WANTED Young maii for traveling- cir- Wood, furnished loom '."' cross Income. Terms.. FOU and board if del Copper. prices, Soma 1, brick on choice culation work. Must Oold. Inquire sited Close TRY be good sales- 4J7 West ! I'Mlth. In. pi,,,,,. BODftVS MILK; BEST IN TOWN" of our clients say sell now corner, Fourth ward, close In, man. Circulation FOU RENT li'our rooms, FURNISH k'd lo.m'ia, . ii.. Ph"ne 2413-11- Morning bath mid i T, hi) Manager not u h l t SALT: Tuo-roo- nouse, AND ROOJ-- $10.00 Instead of waiting for tlia at $3,000. Journtil. $10 414 furnished. J,yA'!' wecK sleeping porch, pear post office, West Silver. 2-il "T 2S24-- FOH SALE 1923 market. No. 2. ..'cj;r.rhlldren. clirnp it tnlien lit once. Inquire 1216 "PPer, phono Sheet Iron stove, good heilt-e- r. modern on HE A tf Phono 744. FOR t DETECTIVE, weekly; RENT Furnished" o ii'Rinhi l.ouinv.ird. '".u HO.MtD In $5 00, loot .;,a( fopiier. Here Is a beautiful hrlclc bun- choicest i .nrsV; mig am, fiulTITv; Highland location; travel over world FOR RENT New 1' private experience unnecee. flto room modern porch; "" children. 110 Poulli t for clean FOR Donne's--egg- din- sary. American house In Oil. Ily owtur. Now modern working man. H North SALE 80a 1301 galow homo, living and lawn, walks, gas, etc., $3,800; Detective Agency, 408 Highlands. Reasonable rates. Fl ciR", ist,,. North l.ucm, t. Louis. Phone 14S2-- KNISIIKI) ,:;,.kc mt,' rooiiM Willi l'iii'ii:i;li,.,i. (in corner. Oarairo. First, phone I82s..r. room about 15x;i0, old liberal terms. laiX'o r. ing sleeping poivh. 2"7 North Fillh. oiiili Walt-- I'oll RENT For FOR SALE A built-i- n li- MEN wanted to FOR RENT Five-roo- furnished huuso. gentleman only, one bargain. MaUogauy case Kngllsh fireplace, ualiry iur Firemen, I'Olt RENT h.u.-k.-.i- It A1,E 'J'lirce bed on Brakemon, experience- water, lights and Cull Thee largo noma inoilern. fur sleeping porch. 127 East plOjbL106.00: PHor,Blti8. brary cases, tvo pleasant unnecessary. garage. at (ill rooms. Ulr, Norm 1717-.- nnd :i22 central City Realty Co, Transportation furnished. W. South Arno. Third, phono I niture, id, all for $2,500. FOR SALE Fox Itarilant "base a most (Write Bog. I'OU l'hone burner sleeping chambers; 207 W. Gold. 87. Kegs, num., fct. LOUIS. RENT Nice, cleun sle, iln;; mid Term, r2:M), Foil PENT Southeast; glassed-i- n stove. 528 North Thirteenth. charm- Phouo FOR RENT Modern furnished cuttaKe, porch ' satisfactory kitchen, . ."!L"rkei'lin.,f ''noins. 121 Foil By mini" housei and board suitable for two. 17 to 65. two rooms end North Third. sale small M.t 11, North Feill SALE Stark DellHous Jona- - oak ilENAgo Experience glassed sleeping porclr. brand now. - pie. and ing breakfast room, essary. Travel; make 1511 South Edith. FOR RICNT Rooms, ouiRldoTnlcT'- - Uii!vor.. Heights. Bar- than apples. Phone 2404-J- secret Investiga- largo BUln. 222il-.T- . I'-'- hot wator heat, largo tions, ly- furnished, steam Tol, phone RENT Room and flooring, reports. Salaries; expenses. FOH RENT Funilel.id five-roo- heat. 2ui", West porch with FOH BALE Fertilizer for your lawn. Amerloan s house; FOU KAI.K Home or hTvestment 623 1105 bath, comfortable veranda, Foreign elective Agency, furnace heat. Phono 12SI1-- 707 of six 'n"ai4f;T.w'Uli:'nan' B0ml, H'Kh' West Iron, phone 127S-- t. Louis. West FOU RENT in, ms. 1'iesso.i brick, hot water Ph Hx30; solid brick on concreto Slate. Furnished hoiisokeciihu: heat, Tioa FOU SALE Two kltcllen ranges and fur- JIEN WANTED Ex- loom and larna 721 LVil!!' war.i. PI,,,,,,. UDeTis and roomers 715 foundation, completely PHONE for Detective work. l'OR RENT A four-roo- adobe sleeping porch. 2.i.t. Souiu other ftirnlture. 812 South Third. 520 de- houe, Kouth FOU ,v I.E lliue-roo- hast, at Fo nished. This home was fin- perience unnecessary. Wrlti fop good $12.00 Edith. st il coo bouse, Santa shops gate. Come condition, month. Inquire iire 100x142. over nnd C. pni ipr vii two tails explaining guaranteed J. 225 A'tllt Rl:.NT one-iar- ,n corner; bargain for Quick ished and occupied positions. at Manuel. riy inoiilh, rotoo EXPERT work. 1R24-.- We guarantee Klean Odorless Ganor, Formes Govt. St. and Applyli;oo toiuh Waller. FOR RENT- - Room guaranteed Phone Detective, Three-roo- screened sleeping 501 East .'. and months ago. Price $3,500; Mo. FOR RENT furnished porch. board, also FOR SALE Taus.-o- Louis. Oranil. FOR SALE Almost new sleeping porch for two. 818 $100 string of La terms: $1,000 bftlanco Kleaning. Our specialty de house with garage, completely . . South cash, bookkeeper-stenographe- University Heights. furnished Income j,!in-v- . pearls for $00.. Address F. B., care WANTED Male Phone 435-- FOH RENT One atricilj property In Hlgh-Innd- $50 month. partment specializes In clean- large clean Ooli-- 5 22 Journal. per Must be well qualified to han- room. ons block South SOUTH Six-roo- FOR RENT Four-roo- from new lintel. j. High. sleeping porch, bedroom new modern bunga- dle office work whir edu- house, modern, 61(1 KOU anj FOR SALE i, motor-oye- la ing and pressing of Ladies' and all sufficient $27.00 West Copper. K.T.k By "oivner. A barltaliu '" ,n new house. Hot cation' and a month. Water paid. Apply l nter '"") In first-clas- s eondltlon. 10B low in Fourth ward; prico experience for responsible 205 West FOR llUVf-T- wo ilKht house, bath, heat. 1H8 East Cenlr.l North Gents' Suits. Call trJday one nnd permanent office Tills will ganta, Fe. hoiii,.ke,.,,i1... s,!" sleeping porch, First. 80,000; terms to arrange, position. lurnls hed. tnider- - l'lre ,r,2,1 South Edilh. Loom AND BOARD-O- oud require an investment not less than $2500 FOR RENT Modern stucco five looms, reasonable, 1 "'.''s'. 'i'f meals wliti FOR $3,500, of 5 rooms day servico. brick, bieeve r.lectrio FOR SALE ly tray servloo and nurso SALE Highly broil and pedlgieed bungalow or ovor $5000. This Is rOOmS. tWQ BhiK.ed-I- ti nnr.li.1 base- - cfmiiiany. i.vui.T, suburbuii" home, care. Apply large corporation four g"7 North 1748-.- Alrodnle puppies, four months old, 225 and bath, large lot, Fouith lias been Is ment. 1424 I'll It RENT Nlcn liiralslii".ri"l1"om""l7r,l)"rN rooms and slesplug porch, High, phone operating four years and Bast Silver. t city ward: terms: $500 $30 & vale K.'i.ni) water, fruit ees, gruoa arhor. Post-otfi- FOU RENT " rn,,. down, Meyer Meyer opening twelve branch offices. A good FOll RENT Two-roo- family, per week. Inquire Nicely furnished rooin do not furnished house, 8011 North W,j 212, city. suitable r,,r one or FOR SALE $100 Duofold, $411.00 If sold per month. future, apply unless fully quali- with sleeping porch, $18 month. Water Fifteenth, two with board. fied .and of FOU s. I.K $ ir:,iMi.'fio78even-ro.- mod" 1'12-- al encs, never used by sick. Phone $2,700, bungalow. 6 rooms and 111 West Central TS capable taking complete paid. 1703 South Arno. FOi: KENT ."lght""liouHel(een"lng rooms. I403-W- . em .i2?LJii'2?!!on!FIRST-CLAS- charge of office. P. O. Box 1262, Hou- also tirlck. (lose . $:,00.0(l cash. S d bath, on paving, close In; FOR RENT Two four-roo- slerplng porch with dressing meals, $5o. ston. Texas. furnished 411 Owner Is in California. Must Sill Riaim FOR SALE L. f! m It pe w r d 211 ri'ont. West Cold. sell. and hoard, $10 per week. 6.2 a hty teraii terms: $400 down, balance and bath bungalow. and 218 North To South K.illh. phone i:,7 South 171-W- . small size National cash register. 326 Iceman?. Maple. Apply at 721 East Central. SPECIAL offer for two or ITin e men-- Broadway, phone North $25 per month. FOR SALE Three-rooT- n n iTh Third. Five-roo- occupy nice rooms nnd house ,:C.'i),M,S or V., 00, on North Twelfth Wanted Maid. At y 141a FOR RENT glassed sieeplmr .l,,1.c"llltl'e9 main building." SALa-Pl- ve street, gouth modern brick iliickcn house for two chlc-Kn- 563 to FOR ten-ro- - Edith. house porch, cheap. 1027 Forrenter. hundred $120 per month, Excellent meals, dry goods 3 rooms; terms: $400 down, with gas and garage. Apply Bnrnge. llglita nnd water. 1205 counters. Apply Kahn'a Store. 101 701 1402-M- . FOR H E NT P 1 "s e fLJ"hn's Sanatorium, phono 491, BERNARD A, SLEYSTER WANTED Girl lo help witU work. West New York, phone ki frn ,m mg r.mms, Wist Iron, phono 400-v- , corn, p irsr. balance easy. with bath, Suitable for two FOR RENT Nicely rmmfshed, South Third. FOR RENT Desirable "modern employ- FOU Klve-roo- steam Splendid lncomo brick, All Kinds of ed 1341-- SALE California lieated rooms first-chts- a FOR SALE U50.OO Vlctrola, Insurance. WANTED furnished hardwood gentlemen. Phono with table mahogany hot and cold water in Girl for housework. Apply bungalow, floor, modern except heat, 2'i blocks 11(1 case, (lood as new. Will sell every REAL ESTATE. etc. Close In. t!r,5-,- IMPERIAL ROOMS South Arno. cheap. A-- I'll? Forrester. gaiage. l'hone Nice, clean rooms; from Robinson park. Lawn, trees, flow- i none iyi room, oak woodwork, l 113 booth Third Four-roo- rotes by or week. Over ers. 1713-W- JAMESON'S RANplt The Street. WANTED Chambermaid. Henrluta FfM. RENT cottage with day Pusllme Tcrme. Phone . place to ge'f TYPEWRITERS, all steam heating com- Theater. 211 Central. well: two miles from n maxes, $16 and upi plant, Phone 14 Hotel, 117H North First. fancy chicken house and small barn. tj JH'est FOU SALE New town; free $3 month. condition . homes by owner; one to and from per Albuquorqua Typewriter pletely furnished; izoo west Iron, call FOR RENT One room niul STtehen, f ur"-- ,.24 town; good borne WANTED Dishwasher six days a week:, West Old; one cooking. l'hone 2238-- "" c'iiii, rourin as new. Good location. 821 FOR RENT To nished for hnusrkcer.tn;:, steam heat. 110 North one four-roo- 210 fleerge Cafe, South Second. responsible and per- 1721 Maple: FvkR For SALE Apples, all for Priced to soli; $"".), GOO, terms, four-roo- West Central, RENT Two varieties, manent a photm North terms, D41 Sil- lovely sunny porches, -- ED adults nicely Maple; ('alt West d anu at t'ANf Waitress six days' a week. EI.II1N 111 TIC sTJelons Toon ver, 10ID-- god meals. Very coKing eating, lowest prices. cottage. Apply 804 East Coal. is uml phono rea. zieo-K- George 82 1 riout li Second. ""HhJ'- No objection to bed J', pnnne l SUPERIOR BUNGALOW fifq FOR RENT Nlco four-roo- housekeeping apartments by the day. FOR SA LE RrHutifui , 'Stick patlcnta Joseph Collier rVAjTTED lilrl housework" cottage at pressed I 2S03-- FOU SALE One Iron wheel for light 207 Went weeknr monlro 6D2!, West Central. 'V. vaner, pnene wagon and Four rooms and bath, new and 614 Hazeldlne. See Broad Tit. bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch disc harrow, harness. 307 West Jo'l Avenue. Apply mornings, North Fifth. 820 FOR u'viTTI TABLE BOARD Can accommodate single Call neat; and terms can't be cycle Co., South Second, phone 73. RENT Nicely riirr.is1irf and double pressed brick garage; Ideal or two Brltt, afternoon, Matthew Real estate service that builds price WANTED A house-wor- room, heme near three persons for n.eale Dairy. beat. la girl for general four-roo- sleeping por.-- and kitchen. No shops. For by the Seeing believing; look It 2 FuR RENT Two modern parlleulr.rs week; rooms acrosa estates. Inquire North Thirteenth. sick. Adults. ten Miutn Hronilwav. Till! !i,iith Third. the street. Mrs. over. furnished houses with sleeping porches. ion 1578-- CLEAN l."?-ij- FJemlng South Cedar, phone MILK, with a heavy cream Una; WANTED Competent woman for gen-er- Highlands. 224 South Foil RENT Two FOli SA ea ut'lful "five-roo- him. Inquire Edith. unfurnished rooms for SANATORIUM pv; quarts. ii)o. Knone 7$g J, E, Gonce Real Estate housework. 111Q West Central. LIST light housekeeping, gulow. with all modern conveniences. Wants a few your vacant houses wltii he City upstairs; water more congenial B. FOR SALE Used 116 W. R'ANTED Middle woman F Co., end light furnished, $2,1. Call toda' Rest location in city. Buy from owner patients, good tractors, and Silver. Phone 477. aged Really fur prompt and efficient 30(1 ' rood, milk, and with P. O. 207 West West Coal. nnd save real estate man commission. pleasant surroundings, gang plows. Hardware FOR SALE housekeeper. Everything modern, service. Hold, phone 807. ibe right placo to well. Pepnrtment J. Korber st Box l'OR RE NV A'ldross Mirk, care Morning Journal. get Tularosa, Company. 6. FOR RENT One time i.lul one flvo-roo- Furnished 'room adMi'i'lnr N. M. ton SALE On frame, some furniture, U'ANTED Woman bslh, furnace beat and Ftilt. SALE one three-roo- house, kitchen table, white, for house to house cottage furnished, very reason- private ROOM AND BOARD with with metnl one oak big lot, $1,200, $100 Room 1, able. Room 7. FlrHt r.Wir Something above tho sleeping, porch, bath, pantrv nnd sleoplug porch" . top; kitchen garden canvassing. Apply Superior National Rank ordinary. for two. .p.,.-- one nearer. e J Albr- Hotcl. 719 West Lead. jfellnr. Rlxty-flv- e shade trees. Southeast exposure, Also Kast Silver, down and $25 a month. FOR SALE FOU RENT and mms large room for man and wife. ight-Moore Rooming boarding Two-n- o" bt fenced, will sell nt sacrifice. Cull Heal FOR SALE Boxed Delicious addition. 5 W A N T ED Girl for iiouseworltl Must house of 13 rooms. new FOR RENT f ur iTii'fi f In room If 618 apples also rooms, $750 cash, balance Furnished all Phone 121D-- ni 0 'm. desired. South Arno, other varletlea. At DeWl-- t 3 live In the uoo JI27 housekeeping will, i'J'.Jl'"1"1"' ter p. 1545-- former rooms, nicely finished, new. $00 house. References, and full of boarders. South Second. sleeping pore!,. phone rcneh. North 8410-J- monthly. West Gold. Lights and water paid. 222 South End b'Olt HALE House. Bargain, liy owner. Fourth, phone Heights, $1,600; $150 cash and FOU RENT Four bath and 1S43-- Four-roo- MRS BERGLUND'S ANOTIIEK BF.AUTT roniiis, phono bungalow, glass. ,1 private sanatorium,' FOR SALE WANTED tvuman glassed-i- n sleep. 14H repeating shotgun, $25 a month. balance Experienced capable sleeping potch, furnished. In' front mid hark Mod-r- South Edith, Annex, $65 per brand ne.v, - $1,000 cash, $50 to 1508 FO" RENT rnfurulsli,-,- l house, twni porch; porch. perfect, less than whole- frame. take charge of alteration room. The Adults only. East Gold, phone fruit trees: month. Private ro, ms, hot and cold pee tr Third ward, monthly. Economist. 1M8-J- . rooms nnd sleeping porch.' Mock and Orapo vines, sidewalk. water, steam I,,,,,, at iiarry Johnson's. one-ha- Must soil heat. Main east electric lights, city water, big from new school. Water .'everything as It stands with building, SAXOPHON ES and all band Instrument WANTED-ClIr- l to assist" w"itli'"workIn Fl'RNISHED BUNGALOWS Steam puid house If want it. 1206 room, glassed, $53, Good meals, tray lot, chicken houses, $2,000; Apply 1115 Horn It Edit, i. Apply South service new or used; private or class Instruc- - Whitted & Sons kitchen, part 1107 , heated and electric without Arno, free. days. North Twelfth, lighted ,i"i, on anove. K. Ph. 302-- J $100 cash and $25 a month. phone 1HS1-- extra $80 St. John's FOR RENT Two" rooms MRS MARSHALL'S Ellis, Fourteenth nnd New York charge, per month, housekeeping r'OU FA Lie private home for WOOD-WO- OD Stucco 5 abso- 491. furnished. Cose in. brick, uy owner Call 1401-r- T house, rooms, WANTED Girl for Sanatorium, phone Highlands 42.1 South corner side- tubercular patients, sleeping TIJeraa or realtor. general housework, $22.50 per month. Water and 1n- - Seventh, lot, porch, .Buy,,,,. ior your lutely new, $3,000, $500 cash any family of three. Must be cook. FOli" RENT Four-roo- mo.'.ern, furnace lights walks, chicken rooniB, furnace heat, large with auppiy. Prompt a good elinled. Appb 32fl Norllr Third. garage, house, basement, lobby Cedro Canyon Wood company. and $25 a month. Apply 1S0S East Silver. heated cottage, furnished. Garage. hot water heat, halh room, large chisels, fireplace, tray service or table beard; Good FOU REN'!' room, rn nurse attendance, Rates $50.00 PHOTOGRAPHERS, ,r SECRETARIAL Studies. Board, room, location. For particulars call 418 Large mod, and large front back and sleeping porches, and un ittisvtiov Real Estate Exchange 974-- glassed 18, Call 1107 North IHl-j- larRlng lantern, German lens. h tuition may be earned. free. North Twelfth, or phono s'eeplng porch, furplshed for l'hone or any real estate dealer In Twelfth, phone ! 40t "COZY HOME CHEAP" Catalog light elean lown condenser. Address Box 18, care Jouc-ns- l. West Copper Mackay Business College. Log FOR RENT Two-roo- wllh housekeeping; and sanitary; AVAILABLE! Angeles. " cottage cur in $400 cash buys modern electric stops front of house. 1223 South l'OR SALE Owner TUESDAY WANTED Two single women for work sleeping porch, garage, light, Frlitlt. leaving town will On HAVE home; has fireplace, fine base- water. Lot fenced. 1007 .South srll four-roo- Tuesday .November 28, we will have five very nice Navajo ruga for three hours a day. Good pav. Call city reasonable, modern sale. Is 1911 South houso. Hardwood bullt-l- n fea- available three rooms. These ba Purcmijrd on reservation. The ment, large lot, trees, and morning and evening. $03 West Ti- - High. Inquire Ulgh. $15 floors, may First Jeraa. per month. tures, breakfast, nook. Located In occupied either singly or doubly. Each $100 cash takes them. 1411 IJorth close Jn on paved street In High- FOR room has a large GLASSED-I- Blxtlv r balance of Five to FOR RENT Modern furnished houao, Heights. Furniture goes with slocplng HUUSLS lands, purchase price AT ONCE ladles travel, demo- West Lead. i M. porch. HOT end COLD water. FOR SALE m oALti nstrate three rooms and glassed-i- n sleeping house, Address Owner, V., care running Windmill and tank, all oom; can be paid as rent. and sell dealersi 140 to $75 per s A Journal. Comfortably HEATED by sys- 2 rooms, lot, $850. porch, also two other large clean porches, FOR tcHm'I Ca'liis02 plete. Cheap for quick sale. Oosn. garden Have modern house week; railway fare paid, Goodrich Drug South I.KiZIt It. tem. Rooms on OROUND LEVEL with lino 2 $950. for ini-- new, rent $10. Small only. Ed FOURTH built owner engine for $10.00. Call 1028 South rooms, sleeping porch, :o.. fjmana. Neb, nearly family WARD; by for convenient PATH. H'ramontes Arno. rent in Highlands, not furnished, Sick preferred. Apply 1008 South Edith. FOR SALE One fine a home; four rooms, hfith, rear offers 2 houses renting $40, $1,650. WANl'ED A woman to man- - heavy draft mure. sleep- the most PERSONAL service, end the $45 month. competent OR RENT oiltn K1lth. ing porch, front hardwood floors, P.F.ST GET A XMAS box of four ladies' 4 rooms, $100 cash, $2,000. per . Hiiiau FOR IALE Frame stucco ri'iy !oj porch, FOOD. Only twenty minutes from pairs A. C. STARES bho miinury. uooti proposition FOR basement, garage, on corn, r lot, two or five pairs men's Real Silk Cuar. 3 for right party. Laundry experience residence at 7U West Coal, four rooms SALE Bred rtoei. frying rabbits. the city. Free auto service. Phone rooms, Heights, $150, $1,600. Real and Two screened good n,.;s-- blocks from carllne. Must be seen to be us and we anteed Hosiery, $5.00. Phones 2252-- 7 Estate and Insurance necessary. Aoursss isox K. K. ears bath, porches, 121,5 North Sixth. will call and show you the S53-- rooms, new, stucco, heat, K., bullt-l- n appreciated-- Price S3.: noo, reasonable .121 W. Gold. Phono 1M .Tournal. plumbing, features, fireplace, IOR SALE One place. TSOlt-W- . Swiss milk ' rni In S01 N li rt $4,500. fell mornlnirs. goat. Bred. b: quire ort Foil cent h. MIRAMONTES-ON-THE-MES- GENUINE WANTED Women to do phone Apply O. O. Behber. 1os South Third. MEXICAN chill con carne. fancy work at Foil SALE New adobe while sluceoT "The Best Place to 4i)o a quart, I5o a Delivered to Real Estate home. Good pay. Materials furnished. FOH SALE Ten romo" wiliPlTricrs! Get Well" pint. Exchange FOft'SALlwRanches. decs, five large rooms, bath, largo closets, Phone 2400-J- 1 your home. Anderson, Old Town, phone 409 West Avenue. stamped envelope brings inak-ln- Fifty young rabbits; also hulches. 202 1719-- Copper MESHlLLAr Valley cotton growers g fireplace, .basement. Areola heat, two particulars. FLORENCE ART dOODB lovely Is . bale an acre; no boll weevil; Irri- porches, pergola, elc. This WANTED FOR SALE CO., Cambridge. Ohio. Foit an won- AientT Lady's brown broadcloth gated district, u. S. project, ideal cli- SALE Rabbits and hutches. Cheap. ideal home nnd commands a coat, size 42. One blaclt fur EDUCATED WOMEN 0 We can Also derful Oood AGENTS $76.00 to $110.00 Free coat, size mate. For facta write Farm Bureau, young, dressed rabbits for fry-In- view. Priced to sell. weekly. 40; also macklnaw coat. offnr you a In an 610 terms. 1021 Samples. Largest assortment of win- boy'a Apart. permanent position Las Cruces, N. M. West goal. Owner, West New York, dow meni m, Avenu established business where character and FOR Phone 1414-R- . sign letters. Easily applied. Apartments. FOR SALE OR In SERVICE The BuTk 0 ability are more Important than expe- TRADE Five acres Toggenburg unnecessary. ACME SI(J!f LET-- FOR SALE Winchester rifle In R. T. Frultvale, near road; fine grape which was owned by A. L. Crlppen Full SALE OR TRADE FOR TER CO., CS04 new condition or rience. P,., care Journal. paved Is Flvn-roo- Congress. Chicago, for $20 will take 410 or ehtoken to back to his old home at 1115 North PROPERTY or 20 WHEN ,YOU NEED EMPLOYES Women ranch; easy terms right SELL "OLD MA STICK" guage ehot gun In part payment. WANTED to do fancy work at Phone 693, or room First Fifth. bungalow In Farmlngton. N. M., fine lo- AptO Enamel. home. party. apply le Wonderful results. car TODAY pee ririe at sot west copper. Spare hours. Materia) fur- National bank, or 701 East Banta Fe. FOR SALE A black cation; large, well finished rooms, "Paint nished. Good pay. Stamped envel- beauty coal drive TOMORROW" startled, entnnt. SOFT SPOTS Heat and arch cushions ' " FOR SALE Six Norman mare, good wa- porches, basement, garage, house, PHONE, WIRE OR WRITE ope brings particulars. Underwood Art and acres spring cement walks, fruit roses, ed auto world. Exclusive territory, Ak- prevent fallen tnslpi; cures all fool j of land; two blocks from carllne on gon and harness. A bargain. Phone ' trees, grapes, ron Paint Co.,' troubles. $1. Arch Goods Company, Portsmouth, Ohio. 10O0-- climbing vines, eto. New oil field. High- Products Akron, Ohio. Planter Support Tlrnt, Indian school road, Two residences and F. Keleher Leather Co.. 401 West Central. LADIES YOU CAN MAKE MONEY est grade oil In the L". S. Horace W. WANTED Agents for SIIlNE-O-LA- i; one business place. Easy terms. Ad- FOU SALE Three car loads of the best Bureau representing HYOEIA BEAUTY CLAY, dress care Smith, Fnrmlngton. N. M. Makes old ears look like new. Easily STOP Those windows from rattling, Phelps Occupational Ranch, Journel. Wyoming horses you ever saw, at No f-" MAGNETIC PACK. Write for I HAVE applied. rubbing. out sand, dusv and oold air by ' premium lewest the cheapest and best buy in County rights. Business Men and Women. FOR SALE Five miles north of prices. Weigh 1100 lo 1500. E, A 2?4 T.Z3 Peace Placements for error. Laboratories HYGIENIC COM- city, N. for somo one who works pply West Oold or Princeton. Installing Metal Weather Strips. acre Wilson, three miles south of Albuquerque J742-- PANY1, 202 Moore Building, Ban Antonio, good orchard, grapes and city. nt the A new fVoo dally'easy. Phone R, p. Thomas, J00I For. chicken son feet on shops. orund adobe house, Big Wonder Line of rester. Texas. proposition, Highland FOU HALE MILCH OOATS. Pure plastered Inside and out. on South Sec- New York. 31 fast sellers used try 230 S. ' road and 670 feet on Osuna rood. Cor-n- . U. National Bank Mule Bred ond street. nice even-body- FOR HALE One 20 H. P. Building nnd Female. Terms If Registered Toggenburg Buck, Sir Hns two porches, back Samples free. TEXTILE engine, $50; property. desired. Apply Sidney of Line No. r, one one 8 f Sky r,7!, natural and front, nice rooms, Is located PRODUCTS 633 fine office $100; H. P. TYPISTS Earn 0 weekly, spare O. G. Bebber. 108 S'Uth Third. three COMPANY, Broadway, desk, authors' hornless. Dam Juno Fawn of Woodland right by shops. I will take part cash New York. gas engine, $100 on rock or ore crush- DENVER, COLO. time, copying manuscripts. FOR SALE Fifteen acres of alfalfa No. 2033, an also and balance How much one ona Write R. J. CARNEa", Authors Agent, eight qimrt Poe; three by payments. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Sensa- er, $100; Dodge crusher. $200; land five miles north of Albuquerque. head registered Toggenburg Does nnd rush have you? $1,600,00 buys It. Why set high-spee- d rolls, $;00. Phone 75. Telephone Main 1547. We Fill Positions Everywhere, Tallapoosa, Ga., for particulars. Three-roo- tional new TALCO Kettle Corn Popper, Til adobe house, garage and Ihreo head grade does; one two months do you pay rent? Pay down what cash Name N ROLL-- - . class. l'OR SALE eleo-tri- o K In the chicken Iioii.a TL'ut.. ..u Doe kid to 0110 you - like Act territory wanted, High Big Pianos, player pianos, tliONLTchorl subject registration and have and the- rest rent. for at- Southwest which GIVES Individual In- In 1n 8 1S42-- money right man, TaJuot Hfg. Co., orchestra, pianos, with slot Piped the house. Will sell two pure bred Toggenburg Buck Kid. quickly for It will sell. Phone St. Louis. Mo. struction in all Commercial Branches. u acm. jiuuresa iiia west central One 3 quart Doe fresh, balance does or see Scott Rldeeour, S01 Columbia, tachments, phonographs pre-w- values! The Western School for Private Secre- phone tf3. bred to kid from .Innunry to April. Will AC. ENTS Wonderful laller. 10c profit for quick action, phene 108 or write taries, phone OOf-- pay good return on Investment. Other W A N TE D M i every dollar sales. Deliver on apot George P. Learnard Piano Co.. 314 South TWO FARMS FOR SALE Pflft'ED TO seel la neous License Walter. MEN OR WOMEN $00, full time, SELL AND WORTH MONKV. business requires attention. Priced for unnecessary. Sample free. Mis- salary THK EXPERT PIANO TUNING JI.CO. James sion. - an hour guar- One 110 90 laic, 11. R. Ma, Ulbbon, Santa Factory , 83S W. Pico, Log An- fisB $1.00 spare time, selling about aores. acres in culti quick Dura u. 1S20 West New York, EFFECTO AUTO TOP and SEAT ANNOUNCEMENT Fe. N. M. phone t'siir. Vala-pa- r. anteed hosiery r'reet to wearer, cotton, vation, mostly In alfalfa wllh orchard 1074-W- . drosslag. Effecto Auto Enamel, silk, heather mixtures. International of about 10 acres. Good frame house. CAN VA S3BRS Make 275 per cent prf. Valspar Enamel an automobiles. THE ALBUQUERQUE REALTY COMPANY Mills, Norrlsinwn, Pa. well and wind ,mlll, also rent house WANTED Position WANTED To buy a Stanley 45 plow, ' exceptionally userui, neces- Plrmomh Cottage Paint. Homesteafl Takes in also a box. Address Tools, care Pleasure Announcing That They Have Opened WANTED Lady or man of good, educa- aiioDo,. six rooms, cam ana. other out WANTED Hnunewrk tlie i'hnue mitre sary nrtlcle, every home buys Beveral Floor Paint, Foof Paint and Cement. Sat- ty Uay. Journal "Fao-t',ry- tion living In or outside city to do buildings. K4&. Immediately. Plwket sample, ," isfaction assured. Thoa. V. Keleher Leath- Offices at ' un- One of 80 acres. CO acres In W 11 .L for cat'. Elizabeth, N. J. er Co, 408 West 1067-- J. county work or travel; experience high state CUANl.N'O PAPEK Jnlm pay small price young Central, phone ' $30 of cultivation, 2,000 trees Kalsomlnlntf. must no EARN. necessary, per week and expenses. bearing apple Good (134 goou inouser, unn $25 to weekly, selling guar. unit, phnnn $0 TuiACItglta, ATTENTION! Special sale. . Address J. A. Alexander, Gen. Del., Al- ana oiner irun, inret acres in gar. Thirteenth. antoed hosiery for Men, Chil. 313 West Gold Avenue den. 84 cows. WANTED Vr.sitltm as Women, Special prices. The Valuphone, so buquerque. N. M. Dairy of Will sell with typist, clerking TRANSFER and work duns, dren. We deliver and collect. COtf. It or or 1940-1- seavenger called because In yon receive the And Will Bo Pleased to Handle Your women to without dairy. W. II. Lllea, Socorro, waitress. Ptione reasonable rates. E. a. Griffith, 722 SCMERS HOSIERY MILLS, 724 City WANTED Young men and New Mexico. Hnll greatest value for the least money In prepare for positions in our DAY or I'RAt'TICAh uurHe would like position East Iron, phone 1970-- Station, New York. the phonographlo world. $DO.0O buys tht NIGHT SCHOOL. courses are In doctnr'o office. Address Box D, WANTED Must bo In AGENTS SELL, which Cabinet de- Thorough PERSONAL. enrt? Junior bicycle. ARTICLES Valuphone, Jr. beautifully Real Estate and Insurance at your disposal. Each student received Jnurnnl, good condition , and reasonable. 14111 and on which you oan build up signed and finished; Before jrou buy, as- FROM DRAMA: Old Vlctliu 67S INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, thus Siren! saw T'AiNT to do light housework or house- West Central, phon 72S-.- permanent business. You can do It with see and hear pur Console model, $125.00. Telephone Bus- -. today spell thrown will stay. To grave, "Zanol Products" a 91 Theo. Tannine H. L. W. W. Dullri suring rapid progress. Albuquerque keeper where I may have a room. MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 315 South high class line of Oeo, P; Learnard Piano Co., South Hogrefe tnesw Colleffe. opposite hall. emaciation, decrepitude. Proad pave. Call ,'107 North Arno. Roups. Perfumes, Flavors, CofMe, Tea, Walter. Established lvOO. Phone " First, will pny the highest prices fur lot 60S, use It T Powder and other Pure Food we for you, why, Take Welch's Blood CALL HUTCIUNKON houso uUmTitns your second-han- d shoca and linking and will call WANTED Rooms. $3, Par- clothing, products nnd Household Tablets. Price Guaranteed. nnd wall cleaning, floor waxliiff, pfilnt-Inj- f. furniture. Phone 85S. Necessities. WN7fjii--d- n or two loo ma by man. ticulars free. Welch Medicine Co., At- kalHomlnlnB' nnd Write- today for New Money-AIakln- TOR'S ALE FumitureT cltlmnpy sweeping WANTED Money to loan on first mort- have lanta, Ga. 208'J-- Plan. American Products Co., $141 1 Li Must be in private houfQ nnd Odd Job Man, phono the ft'ilN 1 Jl"lf"rspa'lrl ng.u "Awning worj bfltli room, JWdroaa Morn-i- n gages. Tho security of principal American Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. nar J, T., MRS, FRflD OILMAN mllllnory. ptnclc W A N T : U IN .ai th.ii ns tr.icli v.v Ui pri- Olir first J. D. Kelchcr. Porch curtains. Phono 805-- Ervlq Journal. Re- consideration. FORD CAR hats and pals made to order. vate homo by widow with small tOiIld; 511 West Oold, phone 4H. GOES. Bedding company. WANTED Mile or a Room 1. Supu-rl- S3 MItEfl ON UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS to out in country, modeling specially. two years 'un uUo tcuch ' - foe rxperlcm'o. WANTED By the Salvation Army, a ONE GALLON CIAS FOR SALE Complete furnishings room for Munt Hotel, over Woolworth's. O. Box four-roo- light Iiomekoeping. music. Address 1. Ci, Bocorro, hnll or conduct week house with of lease The 1 bp well on rural K. M. small place to Walter firltchlow. 71 Madison St., Suit privilege restricted residential sootlon of Albuquerque, where values vintl,atd. Preferably EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn or until our row t cn house for, six months or on year. route. Write Address 1 Im- night, Sunday meetings 2.o, mcago, III,, Inventor of a mar- are always and now is a to select description, about NEW rational treatment for IV'ITJOW LeuJy dcsii-- ns cook will ho Phono S30-- Phone 1490-- J. advancing, good time your O. H., car Journal. mediate relief of EPILEPSY. position building ready. velous new water vapor and steam Hu- location whilo you can buy from Positively or or for sick. S S"OR the Development Company at all seltures from first use. hatisekeppcr caring ).Mt niHT"cKftANINV midifier which uses SS water In SALE Paths phonograph and reo. $10 down and MAHRIliL) couple want housekeeping stopping days rcferoiicis. Ktato salary In first letter. 9x13 $2.00 the ords, 40 00: $10 per month. rooms with furnlslrerl Information Free. "SPECIALIST," Can RUOa CLEANED engine, entirely doing away with drophead sewing machine, sleeping porch, leave city. Address Widow, care Furniture carbon and S to mora mile-ag- $m 00; cook stove. $5.00; stove, or fumlnhed. Must ba modern. Drawer Lander, Wyomlny, Journal. Mattresses renovated. $3.50 up. giving heating Buy at least one for and ;'s partly work. Porch , is one of. buffet, table and your boy encourage him to put his dlstancs, HitThlands ri paired, packed. Awning offering free to a user, $8.00; duofold, dining money In real estate. ' Walking preferred. S9I1-- Cn. make In roc: It has been proven many times A A. W.. curtains. Ph. Ervln Bedding ench auto, every locality who chairs, chiffonier, Ing chairs, beds, already 'M reus raro Journal, WANTED Houses. LOST AND FOUND. will oil that lots In tho KODAK FINISHING 3 TIMES A DA? help him Introduce It Every car springs, mattresses, sanitary couch, University Heights are a good Investment, Vvi FOR'SALE OR TRADE WE want a bom of five or six rooms STOLEN From of 225 East owner should write him for ene at once. heater, gas stove, dishes, cooking uten-tU- s, Buy now while, you can get them on terms of $10 down and In Ghva cost backyard Remember, satisfaction guaranteed. c.ive car. good location. lowest Manuel, Saturday, November IS, an Send your n t a rellabla estab- mnke of many other articles. (26 North $10 per month. Call us and lot us show these pOK BALK OH THADE Two sUiT T.all price, and atreet number. No ngems. flnlj n Third, you lots and C.-- English bicycle, painted red. Reward lished firm. Return pal their Make me an offer. Jus-- . postage FOR values. slleys. sddress m Box care Journal. if returned to 523 East Manuel, und mall orders. Hanna Hanna, Inc., SALEReirEstitir no .questions asked. Cmm.rfll Pboforrnpher. TTot Vewe FOR SALE By oneE Lit 127x172 FORRENTtoreTOoms7 A on North Sixth. US O. 418 typewriters: LOST-- hloyele, Inliei, from the Li- Futirmoyor, WILL arrange to suit tenant a 16x100 iWm. J. Leverett QrENTMigcellariebu fpfiwRI "All makes overiiauTed school nftornoon. Finder WELL CONTRACTOR. v esr ppper. FOKRE'N I P fiim h P li o ne" 13 TiAvf f VCR! brary Friday foot brick building: good ooadltlons Phone 110, REALTOR. 213 West Gold and repaired. Ribbons for every tna. ploise return to Johnson Bicvclo com- IVEI.l.S DRILLED, driven und repaired, FOR SALE Lot 30x143 on toal between opposite banta ohopis reasonable J"OR RENT An adobe ohlne. Ei- - v v.. le City Office. garage. 60i South Albuquerque TypewrP'r pany or notify Mcliiiisht, P. O. putnps tnnka. "towers, J. F. Wolklti, mho, iHiiio. cneiip Tor c&gil up terms, gee vr writ u Hsyman. 1U2 University Heights Development Company. 10M 1 IH'i-J- , lliS-W- , lte uw . cliauu, iboae I'll tuutb J'ourti. Ilo 74, Liberal tcitard, lil .West iluibie, pkunt easy, torms, Fliou, H or HI, I Nor th First, Aibug.Mtau. M. U ., IV. r'age Sixteen. -- BUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 2G, 1922 3 - n vfiiAIIIIBIA1 1 GET READY t it in n i. lit i FOR SALE SINGING brand now Maxwell reoehcis and everybody. Thanks- Italian Method week only, we will make a Albuquerque's car, sport model, per- .Mrs. A. giving condition. 224 Taught by Elizabeth on our fect By 'owner. S!g-no- r genera! reduction entire : Bradford, graduato under Finest UNION SERVICE North Fourteenth. stork. Our line is , Auguslo ltotoli, N. K. Con- complete. 1 milMl dealer g servatory of Music, Boston, ; Mass. the Jeweler . Timnnniv!' Wiseman, nrvT SITDIO 2UI . HIGH ST. Second and Gold. i TODAY AND TOMORROW TODAY AND TOMORROW NLA NOTICE Plioiio 22S1-W- . HUH! Will party who called on Juan X. Chavez In regards to sale of William Fox Presents Protestant to ranch, please call again. Six EDUCATORS: Congregations miles out on Fourth. Golivvyn. at NOTICE! M'hile In Al- Worship Together Beginning Monday, Nov. l,n, the you are presents Central Avenue M. E. Albuiiuerniio-Santi- l Fo buquerque visit th( Stni Western School f o i Stage will leave twice daily DUSTIN Church; McKean to Talk 7:30 a. m Private Secretaries, i: & Sons leaving Albuquerque can tin Wotring and 2 p. in., arriving at Santa you sparo The nnniiiil roiiim'ituty Thanks- Furniture Repairing I'e 10:20 a. m. and 6 p. m. time. to in Leave Santa Fo 8 a. in. and Wo would appreciate giving service !e participated Stove Fittings Manufactured ex- 4 m.. the opportunity to bv the protectant churches of the S. p. arriving Albuquerque FARNUi Phono 56. 805 Second 11 a. tn. and 7 p. m. plain our methods tc city will he. held on Thursday all Xew Mexico teach- o'clock at the Albuquerqtio headquarters: morning at J'k::i ers so that might Avenue Methodist church. Ringling Bros, cigar storo, 210 they Central Phone t!00. be Informed, and in IN service is hy the. Min- West Central. Santa The j.rrnitgcd STEAM BOILERS Fe Bank confec- turn inform people it isterial allium-"- headquarters: in- phone 222. their communities AH congregations will he invited Let us inspect your power boiler tionery, terested in businesi it t lit-- i to attend before it disastrous de- "p from pnlpit-- today develops education. the service on Thursday. The of- fects. Estimates given by our fering which will lie taken will boiler experts. Western School for he donated to the Jural enterprises NEW MEXICO STEEL CO., Inc YOSEMITE of the Salvation Army and the city If. l,ouls Hahn, Mgr. Ives Greenhouses Private Secretaries bureau of charities. I'hone, 2023-J- . Res. 1947-- , Phone 732 nnd service fol- Eighth TIJeraa, The program for the Phono 901-- J TRAIL" lows: L'p Town Flower Shoppe, 733-- J "A merle:!1'- Congregation. TWO PANT SPITS Story ly Ridgwell Cullum Prayer Rev. R. R. Shoemaker. HEADY TO WEAK Cut President'? Proclamation Rev. Flowers $30.00 A. 51. Kntnlsen. Floral Decorations for All Also "FOX HEWS" Topics of the Day Ciovornor'H Proclamation Rev. BOOTH & SPITZMESSE1V Occasions. COAL T. F. Harvey. C. B. Booth Anllie church choirs. O. If. Spitzmesscr Srecnhouso, Fourth and Santa offering l'or pour of city. Phone 781 115 South Secom Fo Avenue, HAROLD LLOYD Ifi A COMEDY Hev. W. A. Script tiro Lesson Albuquerque, N. M. GALLUP '.iuy. LUMP HAROLD LLOYD IN A COMEDY Sermon Kev. C It. McKcan. Hvmn Congregation. Benediction Rev. L. L. Gaines. SALE REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES FOR NOTiCE Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Superior Lump ""VST Toms, $12; Hens, S. FOR SALE The n gular annual meeting of Fine Young Stock (Heater and Furnace) the Hav- 8 the stockholders ot First DAIRY pool tables, complete, balls, Bank fc Trust will POPLAR cues, racks TO MY CLOUS EMENDS ings Company 2410-R-- 5 h.-l- on II. 1 929, at Phone 2 billiard tables In answer to your kind letter 1 be .January LOCAL I thank to the office of the company in tho Cigar show case AZTEC FUEL CO. ITEMS you for your invitation N. at Wall case visit and J am City ot Albuquerque, M., you regret that One safe not able to go now but will in 0:30 a. in. . William M. Staley is spending the near futine. Cash register Phone 251 BIG DANCE CO low-dow- several daya at the local Foresf MADAME PETITE.. chairs "You n, miserable, lyin' twtt service office in connection with the Plumber TONIGHT 1102 North First little skunk tryin' to get hold investigation for avail- AXNOINt 'EM EXT Pat, Joe Barnett Street preliminary "SPRINGER'S HALL B L. of Old Man Welling's money able timber for electric railway Having this day sold my interest Plumbing and Heating. Theater J. MILLER, Pres. IayrnondHattcn' in the and on with is pro- Coal Supply and Lumber Work My Long Suit. Duranes carryin' Welling's ties, trestles, etc. Staley J Repair 300-mi- company to Mr. Reuben Rainbow Five Orchestra the le elec- Perry, SOI. girl!" fin moting proposed wish to announce my retirement Phono o Fr e k tric railway which, if constructed, J dent from the said fil m. William R. And then ' is to run from Durango, Colorado, Walton. something happened iirot4 by way of Grants, New Mexico, in little Dice that VLTee & CRAFTS "STCDIO Jerry changed lowland and the Blue river country, to PALMIST ARTS THE Y. W. C. A. him from a craven coward to a southern Arizona. Want Ads Bring Quick Results Christmas china and embroid- You Theodore Romero, mail contrac- Madam Petite tells past, preseht. raging, shooting terror! With and future;' reads strictly from ery ready. Stenciling, designs tor between the Albuquerque and ML USANK E. MaeC H ACK EN. of all kinds. Hemstitching and his back the wall, he '.Mexico 1h re- Invites the Visiting Teachers to against Cuba, New postoffiee, UK. DAISY II. MiiclUACKEN. II,,:' pleating. W ,make to be ill at his w hme ILL showed the world that heroes ported dangerously Osteopathic Physicians North Movent h street and 11 us Room 0. Mcllnt its their Old It Is sou W. Mi. 8i-- Bldg. headquarters headquarters. are not born but made. home in Albuquerque. Out nil. Office mill car. 581-- J NO-- North Twelfth. Saw Over Penney's, Phone that the sureties may be Residence .I Ad. The Second and reported contract. Come Cafeteria, Copper required to take over the is An unusual number of tourists C. II. CON NEK, M D. U. O avenue, a fine place for men and ADDED ATTRACTION passed through Albuquerque yes- Osteopathic Specialist. women to meet their friends three terday morning. Most of them Stern Bids. Tel. 701 -- J. 325-- TURKEYS Again were automobile tourists either go- WANTED V I times each day. from Cali- this we have those "TORCHY'S FEUD" ing to or returning Again year 3 1 room fine corn frd turks. To rent or house fornia. with porch, whole or A. GLEASNEK sleeping ' Claire Mauler, foreman of the Let Us Send a Man J. Address 2412-J-- 4 . partly furnished. wailing division in the Albuquer- To replace that broken window Phone A TORCHY COMEDY que postoffiee will report for duty glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co I', H , caro Journal. tomorrow. He has been confined IMione 421. 42.1 North First. REGULAR PRICES to his home for some time with an BEST BOTTLED MILK IN THE CITY attiick of ivphold fever. WE CAN' MAKE YOC The firm ot George and Nash, FOR SALE SPECIAL SALE sawmill In the Mount lloinc-Cooke- operators of five-roo- Of Fancy Articles uud Sedgwick region, southwest o) Thomas' Ice Cream Furnishings Home- Special Ice Cream for ap- house, neurly new.. Food, Including Thanksgiving Grants, New Mexico, has made 2 Call Your 0 Gallon, Packed, 2074-- made; Mlneo Meat and Fruit or Phono Wishes plication for approximately 1.000,-00- Phono J Cake. feet of forest timber. The for- and delivered, $1.00 By Liulies Aid Society. Co-Operati- an ve est service has ,1ust completed Phono :1I3 St. PiiufM Lutheran church Albuquerque Dairy COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. appraisal of timber in connection 215 West Central Ave. the ap- with the application. If Phone IIH'J-- 421 V. Central All Day, Tuesday, Nov. 2H Association "AT YOUR SERVICE" U the Forest plication granted by Phono 351. sat North Second Street, COAL service the timber will be supplied RENT A CAR ... Gallup, Canon City, Dawson. from the Manzano National forest. Drive It Yourselt New Ford WOOD Pinon Logs, Wood, Kind- B. Jamison and Coal Fireplace Split City Attorney II. Gallup Lump and Dodges, Coupe and Sedans ling. City Commissioner Clyde Tlngley.j NOW AT GUY'S T RAX SEE It Al.lil ;l Klttjt E 1. B. Booth are spending th week-en- d on a DKIVEKI.ESS CAR CO C. H. Spltzincssici LUMBER First-clas- s moun-- i Phono 81. 322 S. Second Building Materials, Cement, hunting trip in the Sandia. Cars Delivered. SUGARITE SWASTIKA GALLUP Lumber. tains. Plaster, The on telephone rates Suits and Overcoats hearing com- PHONE 4 OR before the State Corporation $25.00 and $30.00 5. TRUCK DELIVERY. set for 10 a. m.. mission has teen Domes! Ic ( at Santa Fe. The Gordon Landon's oal Steam Coal December 12, Suit Fancy Mine It u n is for the purpose of .d- EMPIRE Cleaners Two Pants Lump hearing or not Shade Shop Fancy Egg Chestnut etermining as to whether Nut & rates are reasonable. DVEISS AN I) M A PI KltS Shades made to order. ?30.00 Fancy Xut Pea Slack. the present Luxor Hand-Mad- e Fancy Chestnut Slack Nathan Santa Fe banker, HIO CLEAVING (Victor BOOTH & Straight Jaffa, IMione Cor Gold Cloths) SPITZMESSEK accompanied by his wife and son, 45:t. (lib and AUCTION SALE Kirsh Curtain Rods Phono 781 115 Is in the city. 111- South Second of Phone III I. 4I." North Sixth SIGN OF GOOD COAL . Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Moore I.os Angeles have been the guests NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 412 South Walter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nonemart We Guarantee Salisruetion. Phono 35. cn their way to Kurojie. Mrs. FOR SALE ' SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 2:30 P. M, Moore formerly lived here as Dr. .Thanksgiving Turkey? CARS FOR RENT Five rooms of houso to to bidder. Note Lillcy. troupes. WHILE DRIVING SUNDAY furnishings go highest Rev-su- e Thomas Speedsters, Tourings. NIGHT, DON'T FAIL the articles to be sold: Dressers, beds, and W. K. Nevis of the Internal With Winter Tops. TURKEYS following springs on 2400-J-- 4 TO STOP AT mattresses, table, dining chairs and buffet, $125 base office has gone to Gallup Phone No Extra Charge for dining official business. Mrs. Nevis and Conveniences. burner, lockers, Rogers sanitary cot, refrigerator, oil heater, DO canned chickens children accompanied him as fai 121 N. Third Order your Thanksgiving oil cook stove, jars fruit, sixty carpenter Phono r80. SELVA'S and a lot of other articles not mentioned In this ns Grants, where they will spend COX, THE ORIGINAL. Turkeys. Free Range. tools, big Thanksgiving with friends. AND ad. Now, if you want houso furnishings this is the sale, you . Mrs. .John It. McFie and Misi 25c Corn Fed. should attend. Just because you don't see listed what you Amelia McKio arrived in Albuquer- TAXI want don't stay away for we may have it, as we said before, que yesterday after having spent Phono 15 DAME we have a big lot of stuff not listed. the past eight months at Long Day and Night Service. WANTED Ranch To the Music of the Comet early and bring your friends. Don't forget the dale, Beach. Calif. They will spend the Open and Closed Cars. Parker's m.' Mr. L. Experienced Food BON TON FOUR November 2S, and the place, 412 South Walter, at 2:30 p winter here with and Mrs. Cadillac and Hudson Sedan. Demonstrator B. Lackey, 416 North Thirteenth Phone 2404-R- 3. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 P. M. street. Rear Staio National Bank. 26th, J. L. GOBER,' Auctioneer. Ray .Apodaca and Augustine Rosenwald's The Pavilion Will Be Well Heated. Duran of this city are Maying at the Hotel Los Angeles. Rosslyn, FOR SALE Dr. Murray, Osteopath. Violet-ra- y TO for four-roo- DANCE TONIGHT treatments. Armllo Bldg. Ph. 741. Complete furnishings WE SELL ONLY THE BEST OF houso with . privilege of Friends FIEL Leave a Corner in Your Holiday Box-- One Factory wood, full truck load, lease on house for 6 months or My Many Hahn 1 MRS. PARKEIt at Old Town Ounce of One Pound of Delight five dollars. Coal company. year. Medium LUMP Surprise Phone 01 Adv. Tlioiio 14D9-- J Spiritual Address 101 1 South Walter Hall GALLUP EGG in 1071-- Society Every Flnan Huddle at Conroy's, Mon- Phono for appointment Joy Package The Dainty Nut day. MUSIC BY Just Phone 91 r ' ANNOUNCEMENTS Moonlight Clean, Sweet, ILFELD'S TRANSFER All members of Cottonwood Serenaders HAIItl COAL COMPANY Grove Woodmen Circle are- - in j G. S. a The Q. Transfer at . Wholesome, vited and urged to attend the open PRESIDENT moderate price. Do the best TRFCK DELIVERY WnERE DESIRED meeting and dance given by Camp. hauling 1 on 8 No. Tuesday evening at p. sell coal and net tn.,,in K. P. hall. CIGARS Also wood, Delicious By Mrs. Emma Walling, Clerk. weight, prompt delivery. Your Service. Adv. j Five Trucks at HOLIDAY GIFTS ' 1600 S. Third. Phono 1450-- ' The American Legion Auxiliary' will meet Monday night at Mrs. New Mexico's Most and All Packages Thomas Blakemore'g at- 7:30. Advi i Popular Christmas Cards Ladies of the Congregational ' Do Your Marketing Carry My church will hold a fruit sale and at the bazaar at the corner Fifth and MILD HAVANA Elizabeth Hesselden Central Monday and Tuesday. 27th City Fish Market FOR Y0VR rim mxrco Registered and 28th. French's old funeral CIGAR ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH parlors. Adv. TODAY 111 South Fourth St. to Ail Parts of Town. THANKSGIVING DINNER . ,The Treble Clef club will meet Delivery Trade Mark Ask the Man Lobsters, 11). 43c ht the home of Mrs. C. K. Carey. Who SERVE 108 Columbia avenue, Monday af-- i Cooked Shrimp ternoon. Adv. Smokes Them. 30 S. Second. Piiono 885-- pinon nurs sku moms swnwnw The New Mexico State Nurses MATTHEW'S mm association will hold its annual i rflnnrc s. BRICK t spitz M rs.5. at the Chamber of Com- In Mfllr) OFFK meeting all popular shapes. CRANBERRY ICE CREAM 32.5 nORTH TtOTrl 3IRKST merce, Albuquerque, November 2U. Fire Brick Face Brick coincident with the Teachers insti- Special Display Common BLACK WALNUT ICE CREAM PRODUCT v. Exquisite Filet, Madeira, Brick Fire Clay tute. rAd Fireplace Tile Metal Lath 10c. 2 for 25c, 15c Italian Cut Work Phone 420 Copyright. I92l) by Fannie S. Mortar Colors Flue ' Luncheon Sets Lining Spitz, 1U. V. S. Pat, Off. NOTICE! Runners, Centerpieces Sewer Pipe Floor Tile Shown by Miss Grace Carey Roofing Wall Board MAIL ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION t The interest of John Hatitzcs, On sale at all stores Borradalle Murphy Beds one of the partners of "The Angel .Monday and Tuesday, Nov. Cement Plaster Lime MY MACHINES AND METHODS I'tLLY PROTECTED BY trafe," 119 North Fourth street, Good 27 nnd 28 Tel. 1263-- V. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS Gotch. where Cigars has been purchased by Tony at. S. nnd Sole Tel. 802. Bills l.i which John Hantzes Is '. P. O. Sorenson Co. Fannie Spitz., Patentee Manufacturer. must be 'within are Sold. Corner 323 North Tenth Street. Gluss Packages nt 1'Ycd Harvey News. presented Briggs' Pharmacy North First Street and - oav-nen- t. ADVANCE ORDERS - toe next ten days to secure l ou rih nnd Central Marblo Avenue. - TAKEN AdvV - " l Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! 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Silver November 26, 1922 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL J1 NUMEROUS RECEPTIONS FEA TURE PAS! WEEK IN LOCAL SOCIETY; DUX CONCERT IS HIGH LIGHT OF COMING TEACHERS' CONVENTION 0 ' s TEA or not to tea, that is tho PARTIES. r RADIO DANCING CLUBS Whether 'tis better Mrs. E. R. who sev- The Mlercoles TO EDITOR'S NOTE. Edgar spent Social Calendar tlub met last pay off one's social obliga- A TUESDAY BRIDE eral months in California returned Wednesday with Mrs. J. G. Gentry. one fell or to have All items for the Sunday In tinle to be at home to friends LATEST FAD OF tions in swoop, section must be in the her The speaker of tha afternoon was a series at luncheon or bridge. The society on her birthday as is her old cus- Carl C. Magee on the subjecti on one eide of Journal office by Saturday She will receive ' votes have been al! noon at the latest. tom. at her home Monday SOCIETY FOLKS "Mothers and Raising Children." tho however, during the Reporters at 1107 West Kent avenue tumor-ro- w Mrs. E. R. will be at home question, teas are urged to call the Journal Edgar week. There were big afternoon and on 8 m. s part as in the week us possl- - evening. her birthday at p. Mrs. Tom Hall entertained tho i unci formal and intimate, early The day is coming In Albuquer- little teas, 8 bio the event occurs. Dinner of Business and Profes Housekeepers club of Atrisco. at for art's sake, und Just after W. B. que when one will no longer engage for brides, The society editor may be Mrs. Horton, who has been sional Woman's club at Tamarisk an her home on Thursday afternoon, for fun. And each was as deliyht-fu- l 66. her Mrs. T. C. Inn at 6:30 m. orchestra for a dancing party. reached ut telephone Ko. visiting daughter, p. Instead o..e will connect as only a tea can be. Winfrey for the past few weeks has Miss Grace Winfrey will, enter- simply the A new week to be radio set and "tune" for Los Ange- bridge club which was 6r; The present promises been widely entertained during her tain the Pont JTeuf Bridge club at i full les, Chicago or Denver, wherever ganlzed about two weeks ago hell full, possibly too for utterance, stay here. Mrs. Winfrey gave a 8 p. m. Its first tho and Thanks- dinner for the best music seems to be avail- regular meeting at cf teachers, parties party her last Tuesday Tuesday able. Radio home of Mrs. Claudo Snltzmnsser. dinners. The concert of Mile. with the hostess and the guests of evening at her home. Those pres- for N. M. E. A. at dancing promises to be giving Is Reception the most fashionable of 1234. South Seventh street on Claire Dux on Tuesday evening honor was Miss Mildred Harris, ent were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Stover, Elks club at 4:30 p. m. form as tho first M. K. t in the city. Tuesday afternoon. The members anticipated eagerly cousin of the hostess. Misses Mary Mis. Hart, Mr. und Mrs. Claire Dux concert at Armory at are Mesdames A. D. O. note of musical An- The requirements are simple, a Ogle, H. really artistic the MacArthur, Helen MaeArthur, George Wheeler, Mesdames Emily 8 p. m. C. A. D. A club dance and F. Mrs. A. C. good floor, a congenial crowd and Strong, Schumaker, W season. country gelica Howden, Esther Howden, LaBolle, Henry, Mrs. Junior Fortnightly club will meet Snyder, Walton J. D. Dav- . a set with a Snyder, a football same will provide appro- Marion Grunsl'eld, and Juliette Edna Watson, and C. I Horton. at the Nicholg studio at powerful receiving M. H. nf-t- er Thompson is idson, Wood and C. H. for Mrs. luncheon 8 horn. The music which broad- Spit priate diversion the holiday, Fleischer assisted in the living Hart gave a in Mrs. p. m. The club will meet in tw'i which the remainder of the while Hoiton'a honor and a number of casted over the country is excellent room, during the afternoon, Wednesday so- weeks with Mrs. Wood at the Alva- week be devoted to so private Mrs. B. Mrs. smaller affairs have been and of unlimited variety. If the may Mansbach, M.B.Otero, given. Friday Bridge club will meet is rado, at which time it will be social functions. Mrs. Ivan Mrs. Hor.on has returned to her C. prano's voice in Fort Worth not given Miss Elizabeth Willey, with Mrs. W, Reid at 2:80 p. m. she is eliminated a name. And now after faithfully keeping Grunsfeld, Mrs. W. R. Walton and home in Texas. C and C club will meet with Mrs. pleasing, easily minutes the proceedings of tea. from the program and a marimba the ii Mrs. Louis Ilfeld presided at W. J. Leakley at 2:30 p m. in The Ten Dons organization of Albu- Mrs. Miss Mil- Mrs. F. J. Altmlx was hostess at band Kansas City is substituted. gathered for their this great Sigmund Uhlfelder, Thanksgiving dance at Country A screw dinner ut the home of for a year and a Mrs. Mrs. seven tables of 9 simple adjustment of a regular querque society dred Harris, Albert Stern, bridge Thursday club at p. m. M. E. on North Wal- half, we resign with regret the po- li. Weillef and Mrs. Ernest afternoon at her home, 1315 West will switch from a male quartet In Judge Hickey We Harry Thursday St. Louis to a Hawaiian orchestra ter street Tuesday evening. Tho sition of recording secretary. Si-it- assisted hostesses in the din- Tijcras avenue, entertaining as her Members of the U. N M. Dra- was turn the books and the good will of rooms. guests the Misses Letha White on the Pacific coast. complete membership present. ing and matic club will t'lva "Clarence" at With the aid of a which A. B. McMlllen read a (he members over to our successor Tho entire decorations of tho Alolla Murphy and Mesdames Will the auditorium hall horn comprehen- will of Rodey at amplifies the sound dance music sive paper on the subject, "Econ- trusting that her records stacious living rooms and dining Rogers, J. Pegtte, John Tierncy. 7:30 p. m. omy in Taxation of .Urn-ti- from all over tho western and Expenditures the unanimous approval room were errried out in yellow Maloney, D. Binkcrt, Harry Col. and Mrs. G. E. Breece will country of Public s is clear and lot d as an ordinary Funds as Vital Factors in the organization. and green, giant yellow crysanthc-muni- Mlair, I. H. Hanger, J. Herkenhoif, she Thanksgiving dance at their Government." O banked against William McDonald, Sam Vann, Phonograph thrown wide open. In everywljr! home, 809 West Copper avenue ac selections tho toiics Of a solid of smilax. Harry Braun, Claude Davis, E. Van 9 orchestra si nrmsE juxneu von background green p. m. , distin- Mrs. A. II. Wilde entertained JJ1KTHUAY A basket of Cleave, Aapinwall, J. John- each instrument are easily the JMK.I.JW large chrysanthemums Harry Friday and the slurs Wednesday club at her home last Sirs. Guy I Rogers entertained was suspended ifrom tho chandelier son, Earl Knight, A. Cook, Eugene Woman's club will meet at 3 guished syncopated week. of twelve covers at In tho room, resting With, Luther. Brown, P. K. Scheck. of the trombone or saxaphone are with r dinner dining nearly p. m. as effective in a as the Alvarado Thursday night, as a on the smllnx covered table. Indi- Al Foel, li. Wilde, Henry Locbs, Miss Lela will entertain at Jazzing up party Threo an Don Armjo if they were being blown in the the Bridge club, a newly surprise birthday party in honor vidual yellow candles served Rankin, Edward Nunllbt, J. bridge at her home, 623 West Cop- organized group of three tables Yellow and whits color. The colors of tho aft- Telfer. J. N. Oden. same room. of her husband. added Gladding, Clyde per avenue, at 2:31 p. m. Intermissionr are observed at a and a hostess, met at the home of j were used in ernoon were carried out in the Joe Wegs, Frank Kimberlln, Milton A formal dinner dance will be Mrs. Forrest Barner on chrysanthemums mints D. W, Faw radio dunce at any other kind. Thursday! carrying out the table decorations. luncheon, yellow and green Ulnltert, and George given for. members of the order of u afternoon. j re- served. Doolittle. Vari-colore- d Before und after each selection a Following dinner, tho guests In individual designs being chrysanthe- De Molay and Masons at the Ma- to announce to home, 501 Ti e individual Ices were chrysan- mums and cut flowers were used in man's voice is heard The Four turned the Rogers sonic Temple at e:30 p. m. the number and the artists and the Gabbers, which sounds North Eleventh street, for bridge. themums in yellow and green. the decorations and for the lunch- Mrs. H. O. Strong will entertain like an orchestra but is in reality it Mr. Mrs. gowns eon, station from which tho music is The guests included and Many of the lovely long following bridge. Alpha Chi Omeg". sorority at danc-- broadcasted. bridge club, met on Wednesday aft- liouis Ilnynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack were worn for the first time Satur- at her 1015 avenue, being Occasionally ernoon at the apartment of Mrs. Mrs. Rosenwald re- home, Tijeras there is heard between numbers the Ravnolds, Mr. and Mrs. Charles day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spitz enter- at 8:30 p. m. Howell Faw on East Central ave- Mrs. Tom ceived in a gown popping and crackling caused by White Mr. and Hughes. gracefully draped tained at dinner at tho Washington Saturday statio in the or nue. Bridge was played. The hus- and Dr. W. 11. of almond green georgette, caught electricity air, the bands of the enter- Mrs. Sallio Sexton, apartments on Wednesday evening Mrs. George Craig will entertalr clickety-clic- k members were at the with shower of silver of the telegraph tained last Lovelace. girdle In compliment to Mrs. Aaron Ro- nt bridge at her home, 4')2 West code. The process is some- Thursday evening at O trrapes, and worn very long. Mrs. senwald of San Francisco who Is Lead avenue at 2:30 p. m. tuning the homo of Mr. and Mrs Donald was of black times accompanied by fearful IN COVSTKV Floershelni'g gown visiting her sons here. Twelve were shrieks and sirens. Wilson, The club meets once t J OH UIUDK-ELEC- T crepe, with an all over beading of present for the affair. week, bridge arts Kosenwald wore WEDDINGS. Tho oporator at the station, usu- alternating An invigorating ride on a crisp black. Mrs. Arno the needlework. - of of black I'lioto by Emcee HI ff -- ally host at the dance, may wiiuer afternoon over miles a reception gown satin, Miss Murray liberties to made and trimmed with Eleanor Marron who' is A church took take great with his guasta Directors of sain ribbon road a hospitable simply, jet. SI US. WEBH A. Mar- simple wedding in midst of the Albuquerquo which in- Doth tln little Misses Rosenwald-an- FREDERICK HEMtV visiting her aunt, Mrs. X at 8 o'clock Wednesday Right the "Georgia" club were country home radiated on November 21 wan Mi.s8 was a place to. which one is Country entertained at dicia and fire- wore afternoon Who before, her marriage Gertrude ron, entertained at number at the church of Immacu- every foxtrotting the club with flowers, candles Willey party 1 morning at dinner Thursday de chine. Elliott, daughter Gertrude H. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Webb of small inform:. affairs last week. when Miss delightedly he will tune from Fort night light was the social novelty offered frocks of pink crepe Mrs. late Conception Esther to for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. A of left Immediately for Cleveland, where they will make their homo. W. R. Walton entertained the of Mrs. Anna L. Iliff, Worth Los Angeles where a on Wednesday afternoon by J. number Informal dinners is A. ot lliff, daughter Is Mrs. Frank and of a similar Informal Mr. Webb the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Webb and a member visitor at luncheon on Thursday became the bride of Elmer J. Mur- stringed orchestra at the Times Mrs. C. II. A. Reldy and her sister, parties an influential Cleveland and Mrs. David Hill at playing the "Aloho Oa." Spitzmesser, 123; who received in nature are for tho family. Spence of Cincinnati. Father A. Al. dreamy South Seventh j A. Hubbell, Jr., being planned luncheon on Miss Mar- ray The dancers pause, and soon street, entertains! Lowber who next Mrs. Saturday. Mandalari officiated. The bride's every j honor of Miss Louise week for Rosenwald's w one her bridge club Tuesduy afternoon 9 ron, ho has spent the past three Miss Lucille was brides- 1s humming softly on tha will be married on December to guests, both of whom expect to sister, Iliff, chorus. Another at her home. some time In years in Honolulu, will remain here maid, and the bridegroom had lor turn of the screw Hugh Cassldy, spend Albuquerque. TEACHERS TO EE ENTERTAINED until holi- and a woman in Salt Lake le was held thram-bln- g O after the Thanksgiving his best David E. Johnson. city The affair at man, heard '.'At Then The Busy Ten club met on Wed- home of Mrs. Hubbell MRS. TOMPKINS days. Only members of the immediate singing Dawning." last week with Mrs. TV. A. big GIVES BY back again to Kansas City for some nesday south of Atrisco on tho new state FIRST OF SERIES RECEPTION, LUNCHES, DANCE families and a limited number of more Munster. Mrs. R. P. Thomas was The rooms were decor- Mrs. A. B. McMIlIen entertained friends were The bride jazz. elected club highway. Mrs. H. J. Tompkin j entertained at on present. The radio fan who treats himself president of tho and ated with vases of deep pink roses AND CONCERT CONVENTION her homo West Central on wore a suit of blue polret twill, Mrs. J. J. Stonelake was elected at the first of a series of bridge FOR Friday at a beautifully appointed with to an concert every and of lavender chrysanthemums. trimmed gray squirrel. Her in the week soon learns to press reporter. The next meeting Wreaths of smilax were entwined parties at her home at 1220 West luncheon In compliment of Mrs. corsage was of white bride's rosea night of the club will be held in two A low mass of Central avenue on after- Henry Rolf Brown has recently re- The bridesmaid wore a of recognize the various sources of about the lights. Saturday Tomorrow will. see tlie.beglnuins been extended to the affair by gown music. He can weeks at the home of Mrs. T. J. lavtndar "mums" In a bed of mosB noon. The rooms x ro decorated turned from the east where she dark blue twill with a hat of beige. dlstingush instantly of what will be the last President David Hill.' J between the Kansas McCaffrey. was used as a centerpiece on the with and lavender probab'y Spence Tho spent several months. After she She wore Ophelia roses. Members City sounds yellow chrysan- of edu- of UJH IWO tea table which was lighted with themums, tho same colors being of the great pilgrimages annual dinner and business meet- disposes her household goods of the bridal party were enter- aim uivsa ui AUgeies, The Pew and So club on here she Miffamontes-on-the-Mes- which "come in" most met, green fandles. A tiny doll carried out in the refreshments. A cators' of Now Mexico to Albuquer- ing of tho. New Mexico Association will return to New York to tained at a, clearly iiJ afternoon the homo apple make her mm 10 me Wednesday at bride and groom occupied a con- specially pleasant feature of the que, "the Athens of the Southwest." for Science will be held at the permanent home. She at a bridal breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. uunuugii novice of Mrs. E. Garcia. The next meet- afternoon was tho of a will bo in the city until after the will be Some to friends they sound identical. spicuous place. playing Indications are that the holding of Country club on Murray at The concerts now held ing will be at the" home of Mrs. C. The were little number of solos by Miss Tuesday evening. Christmas holidays. home of her Mrs. are every guests greeted by piano conventions of New 5 at the mother, A. Watson. Miss Geraldln Hubbell who shook ltelnke ot Marinette, Wis., who is annual the On Tuesday evening at o'clock Anna Iliff at 1514 East Gold ave- evening in many of the cities. The Mrs. Mrs. tho hero. Miss Mexico. Educational association lulministratlve. women school In of principal broadcasting Btatlons hands graciously. Beldy, spending .winter in; her birthday, nue. which are heard here arc jrobbeli, .Mrs. C. B. Lowber and ltelnke is a musician of consider- which brings yearly olMMt a thou- work in (he state vvlll meet for a Miss Anna Maxlne Nordhaus enter- Sweeney's able note. tained radio school at Kansas City, "the Mss Lowber formed a receiving sand teachers here for the Thanks-- ' banquet in Taft hull at tho Alra-rad- u. thirteen girl friends at her Oregory-Falrbau- in rooms were The hostess was assisted by Mrs. 101 North heart of America," the St. Loui3 IS line. Assisting1 the giving holidays will he voted down On the annual home, Twelfth street, Miss Alberta Gregory of Denver Post the San Francisco Mesdames Margaret Medler, David Charles Stevenson, Mrs. Charles Wednesday afternoon. The hours mar- Dispatch, The Ideal Christmas Gift and sectloniH meetings be estab- commercial lmnquet will be held at Friday party and Charles Fairbanks were Examiner, the Los, Times Hpenco Hill, L. u. Rice and John Watlington, Mrs. Fred Xohl, Miss were from five to eight, dancing C. C. Angeles lished instead. " the Alvarado. Miss Ethel L. Far-n- il ried by Rev. Higbeo at the and other Western news- Your Photograph MUne. The tea table was presided Ruth Tompkins, Others pres- and games following the Mon- leading ent oT the l.as Vegas Normal uni- attractive, Methodist parsonage on last papers who are up" the over by Mrs. Frank A. Hubbell, Sr., were Mesdames T. O. Wlnfrev, If it should bo the last one, it ly appointed birthday dinner. The were un- "playing Next to . in in A. IT. L. II. W. versity, will act as (oastniistress. day vening. couple radio craze. seeing you arid Mrs. A. J. Maloy. Assisting Wilde, Chamberlln, will certainly be a memorable one, All Guests of the youn;: hostess, in attended. The bride came original- service were Mrs. Lester Cooper, I Trimble and Mr Mrs. commercial teachers will be cluded: Misses Elizabeth Nordhaus While supper is baing served at person Christmas Day, daughter, according to presort plaiiB for the ly from Nebraska. They will make a radio re- Miss Angelica Howden, Miss Mar- Hornols of Denver, Charles Wat- eligible. Mary Moulton, Alice dance tie guests are will eutertulm.ient of the visiting teach- Accommodations are being fount Shortle, Betty their home here. Mr. Fairbanks is galed with the latest divorce court nothing please your garet McC'anna and Miss Anita lington, Sidney Weil, I). J. Rankin, ers. In Ann Cox, Dorothy Graham, Lucllo at the Alvarado. f'ortez C. M. C. W. addition to the formal and for all of the teachers who are employed scandals, murders, fires, political relatives and friends Htibboll. Qulckel, Barber, otherwise dinner .nickel, Susan Sheridan, Angela ffhe was about T'otter, X. G. Martin, J. M. Doo-tittl- e. and luncheon coming from out of the city. Some movements at Washington, and more than YOUR PHO- affair attended by Coon, Lois Barbara Filer. Stlles-Dnrna- ll IT. gatherings which educators ot sim- will visit old others French, other choice bits of news which 125 friends of the hostesses and the Walter Hatch, D. Cams, friendj here, Ruth Stnmm, Gertrude Moulton, TOGRAPH. And a dozen An lunch- M. ilar interests will hold umong have WTit'.on making their own Miss Dorothy Inez Stilea and will appear in the daily papers tho guest of honor. elaborate Wallace' Hesselden, F. Lyon, themselves, there will bo Sarah Shortle, and Maxlno Nord- eon was served to those present. Craig, C. H. Connor, II, W. Keenan, three gen- reservations in homes whero they haus. Mervillo Darnall, both of El Paso, next day. takes care of twelve gifts. eral functions for vis- have con- aft- . O Homer Frank arranged the stayed during previous were married here last Sunday Spitzmesser, Roberts, itors the cit. of WHITMER HOSTESS George K. Angle, Harry Aspitiwall. by Albuquerque ventions and many have made ho- ernoon by Dean William, B. Allen MRS. through its chamber of commerce. tel reservations of their own. A Kixr NEV TO APPEAIt of St. John's Cathedral church. the Lutheran parsonage Thursday AT 1'OKTKAIT TEA J. M. Hayden, J. Wilfred OX DECEMBER 8 A. Ross Of mime importance, of course, cunvass has been made of the Both are well known In El Paso afternoon when George R. Hamp- THE MIUIERS At tho artistic Indian home of Hall, Frank Stortz, is ot Mile. As O. H. E. E. the concut Clairo Dux homes of the entire city in an ef- the first artist of tho Fort- where Mr. Darnall is connected ton and Miss Anna B. Douglas, both Mr. T. E. Whitmer on Luna boule- Merrilt, MeLandress, on The of of were Koyer, II. I Iirehmer, Emory Tuesday, announcement fort to locate rooms for the visit- nightly club concerts series, Elly with the Graham Paper company. Albuquerque, married by WALTON STUDIO vard occured on afternoon the of op- ors. Rev. A. M. Knudsen. im- Friday Lavls of Los Lunas, Charles appearance this Chicago Accommodations have been Ney, tho noted pianiste, will They will make their home for the the Only one of the most delightful func- yr. era artist has been a tremendous made the of appear at 119 North Walter street mediate relatives of the 313y2 West Central. Keinke of Marinette, Wis., and by chamber commerce here at the High school auditorium present couple tions of the week. The affair, Mrs. drawing card to tho. convention. for 4 50 Visitors. in this city. were present. Mr. and Mrs. Hamp- ap- Lisette Kreuger of Racine, on December 8. Phone 923 was a simply but exquisitely Wis. There will bo a large patronage of About 1,000 vbiting educators Mme. Ney has won ton will make their home In this hostess Douglas-Hampto- pointed tea at which the O who are from all over the state are ex- many prizes and honors in central n city, where have resided for exhibited of her two they the portrait MRS. WAGXEli coming primarily for the concert pected to attend tho convention. Europe as a concert pianiste. A quiet wedding took place at many years. children painted by Theo- HOSTESS and many local music lovers. recently TWICE jAST WEEK Each delegate will be, met at the Among pianists new to dore Van Soelen. The concert will be held at the station ami escorted to her room Angelica About fifty friends were asked Mrs. Frank Wagntr entertained Armor- - at 8 o'clock even- as last season, Elly Ney was the earl- at two Tuesday has been customary in the past. in to Bee the charming painting parties last week at her ing. Mile. Dux will give an excel- The session wilt be held in iest to create a furore. Her first tho In- home ot 1003 West New York ave- genera! which was hung above lent program of German and Amer- the afternoon and evening at the two recitals in New York estab- dian The shows nue. On Tuesday afternoon she ican folk classic fireplace. picture songs, numbers Armory and the sectional lished her as one of outstand- FUR-ADORN- and Caroline gave a and on meetings the ED Dicky standing Mary sewing party Friday and several opera selections. Ad- will be held in the High school ing of the in music A DISPLAY OF on of the a bridge. in- figures year MARVWUS seated the grass patio mission to the concert will be bltilding and other schools of ths and served to lay the foundation of the Whitmer home. Behind Those who played hridge ffith cluded wi.h memberships in the of blue moon Mrs. Wagner were Mesdames city. for a large personal following. Be- them is a lattice Ray N. M. E. A. The singer will be ac- O fore to New York for a j flowers and low Allen, Tom Benton, Leslie- - Mrs. D. returning growing plants. Brlggs, companied by W. Faw, local SMALL PI RITAXS DELIGHT third recital she played In The picture is full of sunshine P. W. Burner, lister Cooper, D. pianiste. Chicago reflected in W. Eubank. H. W. R. H. THE WOMAN'S CLIIl and subsequent engagements took which is the fluffy Goelltz, Following the concert the chairs her before audiences in of of the two children. Hanna, F. M. I C. Mors-felde- r, Fifteen little Puritans in demure many golden hair Lyon, will he removed, an orchestra will the American cities. The presence of both the little W. C. Reld, Arthur Sisk, J. be introdu :ed and tho floor will be costume entertained the Women's larger and the J. TIerney, J. E. Swillum. F. C. club members at their meeting on For a number of years Ameri- Coats and subjects of the painting thrown open for general dancing. cans abroad had who came down from Santa Wardwell, Lyman William A committee of will Friday afternoon when a child wel- returning from Wraps artist, Putney, local women J. E. fare program was nder tho be i telling their musical friends Fe for the occasion, added special McDonald, VanCleave. P. K. act as hostesses and a large dele- given Mme. Caroline wore the Scheck, Frank Homer direction of Dr. Margaret Cart-wrigh- t. of the prowess of Ney in the interest. Mary Roberts, gation of young men ot the city cities of Continental She perky yellow frock and Dicky Spitzmesser, E. E. Rover, Roy will be present to act as dancing The performers were pupils Europe. wore white sailor "suit in Graham. K. C. Little, C. Heidrlchs. of the Happy Day school who gave wa frequently mentioned in re- Distinctively designed new models assembled In the partners for the fair school ina'nis. of overseas con- which their were made. L. 15, Aclson. IT. L. Brehmer, Col- There will be no admission to tho their annual Thanksgiving program ports Important portraits C direction certs, and her first appearance In three November Mrs. Whitmer wore a dress of bert Root, J. II. Zollman, and dance except by concert ticket. under the of the teachers, great groups. rooms Carl Aliss Elizabeth Willey and Miss New York wag preceded by the deep yellow crepe and the Mulky. Mile. Dux vill give a short con- which were decorated with yellow can- i.Irs. Wagner entertained tt a cert to the students of Betty Willey. flutter usually is attendant the High A clever and only upon the coming of some ex- dles and garden flowers of the pleasant sewing party on Tuesday school at the auditorium on Tuna-da- y ( appropriate number , success was tsamo shade. afternoon. The time was in afternoon at 3 o'clock. The hal! presented by the children was a ceptional artist. Her spent an immediate one, and was rein- In the portal which opens on the making of Christmas presents will be filled to capacity with High j Thanksgiving dinner menu, the two-cour- or eacn forced and a sec- the grassy patio where the por- and a luncheon was school boys and girls who will be part article of food helng supplemented by $49.50 $69.50 $89,50 was made tea was served. dames A. Richard to no taken by each child in rt ond program, in which different trait Hugh Cooper. required pay admission for of her weru Mrs. Hugh Dutter poured at a Davidson. Harold Galer, W. O. tho conceit. Mile. Dux will be ac- fashion. A larger group phases art emphasized. a Mme. Ney was born in Dussel-ddr- f, small table. She was stunning Hope, C. It. McKean, J. D Wagner, companied here by her secretary. presented number all about a red in cream dress embroidered John R. Onss. I. Isaacs. Arno The annual top, a duck and a motor car. Othr Germany, Sept. 27, 1882, ot crepe Klein reception for the newest fashion-favore- d modes are in orange, black and dark blue Geor. Mitchell; B. Heidrlchs. L. teachers will be held at the Elks' numbers were a motion song, "The Alsatian lineage. She studied at All the very repre- in Indian a costume par- served. Those Mes- - club near on Owl" and a "'Nosegay Song," sung the Colonne Conservatory under design, present wre building the Armory Seltz and K. sented, youthfully bloused, and ticularly becoming to her distinct B. Acison and A. C. Little. Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by six little girls. Isadore Bottcher, and cleverly draped, child tD later with and SaUer brunette type. O i following a general session of the Each Introduced himself Leschetizky models in. textured convention. The tho audience before sneaking his In Vienna. She won the Men- straightline developed exquisite silky Tuesday Literary delssohn Ibach pri- - s MRS. ILFEI.n HECEIVES club of Albuquerque will act as piece or singing his song. Among und and caina of. mellow color tones and with those who on in Central fabrics smartly adorned OX IIEJt BIRTHDAY. PERSONAL MENTION". hostesses at the affair. Mrs. appeared the pro- rapidly lnto'prominence Mrs. Louis Ilfeld received more David HIT.- - .Mrs. W. gram are: Maxlne Mandell, Billy Europe as a concert pianist. Her furs. All are most values Spence residence .at Bonn caused her magnificent exceptional at than fifty old friends Thursday aft- R. Walton. Mrs. R. K. Putney, Wilson, Jane Klorenson, Luna Leo- 'to ernoon at her home, 701 West Cop- Mrs. John Milne and Miss Isabel pold, Donald Putney, Richard bj identified with the city with these special prices. In- which name of per avenue, entertaining very Mrs. Adah Pierce Winn of Silver Eckles, superintendent-elec- t o Hanna, George Pago Valliant. the Beethoven la formally at tea in celebration of City, who will sing at the N. M. E. state education, will stand in the Helen Myer, Barbara Strong. Ruth linked imperlshably. her Tho informal at home A. convention, will arrive tomor- line to tho Strong, Allen Rosenwald, Joseph In private life Mme. Ney is the, SPORT COATS AT $19.50 TO $45.00 birthday. receiving greet guests. wife of Van of Thursday has been observed by row morning to tho r.uest of Mrs. Tea will be served in the big ball Mandell, Sterling Alexandre. Ruth Willy Hoogstraten, the . Mrs. Ilfeld for a number of years George Slmms on North room of the club building, the ta- Raynolds, Clara Weillcr, Eleanor Dutch conductor and violinist. Eighth Come Secure Two-Piec- e on her birthday. The house was street. ble to be presided over by Mrs. Marron, Margaret Otero, Edna Quickly and Your Choice of n, Kosenwald and filled with lovely gifts of flowers Mrs. Louis Ilfeld will have is her Ella M. LaBar, Mrs. A. B. McMll-le- Frances Ferree. and and besides the con- Dr. on presents guests during the teachers' conven- Mrs. Max Nordhaus ami Cartwrlght spoke phases 1-- gratulations of the guests ot the tion Miss Isabel Eckles of Silver Mrs, C. M. Botts. A num- of local child welfare. Miss Helen LE ROY YOTT Fall and Winter SUITS at 4 Off GIRLS' WINTER afternoon, Mrs. Ilfeld received City and Dr. Frank II. H. Roberts ber of University and High school Gurule played two piano numbers scores of and and "Old Black It telegrams cablegrams of El Paso. girls will serve. A musical program "Drifting" Joe." Violinist-Teache- r SPECIAL old friends. Mrs. Aron Rosen-wal- d was announced COATS, from Howard Roland Ran will he given by glee clubs from that members of of San Francisco, the house-Rtie- st of Ysldro the women's club will act as host- Studio 2156 W. Central Ave will leave about December 1 for a several state institutions. Choice of. any $79.50 Suit, sale $59.50 8. U. 15.G4-- J. 2412-R-- 97.50, $12.50, $15.00 of Mrs. Roscnwald, and The School Masters' club, a vet- esses at tho teachers' ball on Tues- Phones' 2 price...... Mrs. Clara M. visit at his former hume in Phila- With Thanksgiving Ferguson presided delphia. eran organization of educators, will day evening. Choice of any 559.50 Suit, sale at tea. hold its eleventh annual banquet on price.. ...$44.65 .holidays ahead, warm, t 0 Mrs. Lewis ,B, Thompson who Bortlceable has been an Monday evening at tho Alvarado. Choice of any $19.50 Suit, sale .$37.00 coatsturdy,are TtOKEN W'ALI ItECEPTlOX taking enforced rest This club, the object of which hi price...... a real neces- 1JRILMAXT EVENT for the past two months has re- to tho You may pay more or you may pay leas. But sity. It is surely time gained re- promote sociability among Choice of $35.00 Suit, sale .$26.25 to Mrs. S. U. Kosenwald was a her strength and will educators of the state and to up- any price...... buy. hostess after- sume her social and musical activi- whatever will never as much, charming Saturday ties soon. hold high educational standard you pay you get noon at her home on West TIJeras succeeds each by beauti- Mrs. admirably year silk receive from avenue for one of the most Edward Carey of Chlcsgo i.ieans of the gathering at which stocking value as you. will a fully appointed receptions of the arrived Tuesday, night to visit her many prominent men are present. season, entertaining one hundred daughter, Mrs. Fred C. Wardwell. Dr. D. T. of Santa Fe, pres- pair of Rosenwald's Special Silk Hose at moth-er,in-Ia- Conway and fifty guests to meet her Mrs. Carey will go on to California ident of the club, will act as toast-maste- Mrs. Arno Rosenwald of from here. $2,50. The popularity of the Rosenwald Spe- San Francisco, and her sister, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Rajph Rose and Another Monday affair Is th4 cial silk is Boy the Jien Floersheim of Springer, New little daughter Mary Etta returned luncrleon to be given by the uni- stocking founded upon the perfect Growing Gordon Hose. Mexico, to their home in Clovis on Mondiy versity for visiting city and county Store. The guests were ushered In by after visiting their mother, Mrs. superintendents. The luncheon will and continuous satisfaction its use has given "Hard to the hostess' little daughter, Miss Mary Rose of 423 Fruit avenue. be prepared and served in Sara rhone 283 Wear Out," J'dtm. Kosenwald. Miss Margaret Mrs. Rose has gone to Berkeley to Raynolds hall by the students of to hundreds of women in Albuquerque and Otero and little Mies Care visit her sister, Mrs. , Delia Hall, the home economics department of Willey. rjn the receiving line formerly of Albuquerque. the univorsllj. Invitations have throughout the southwest. I, November 2G, 1922 Albuquerque morning journal; Page Three entific friend. de- And ho "And trying to. with such a function. was T. T. Lawlnr and ?lts.-e- 'i lov is ORGANIZATIONS. enaugli. A. feat a perilous thing in most an entertaining talker. When Gyles Maiv;c cailtTmu;! and Kor- - By J. WAUMION cases. doesn't Chapter K. of 1'. K was en- Jtii'i It work. It brings or Mrs. Gyles lacked a subject, - Per. I II list ra toil by Lawrence Follow?. that arms the sub- John supplied one easily and grace- tertained at the new- home of .Mrs, A SUCCESSFUL STRATAGEM Frank Wcsterf 1210 We.-- l ject and defends. Moreover, it in- fully and with no air of pretension, jeld at resentment the med- discussed the drama Central avenue on Tuesday after- Lew Wallace chapter of the 1). spires against lie music, art, noon. The the dler. And it fans the passion." and literature with an expert's paper of day w:h A. it. met yesterday afternoon af lead Mrs. '. M. Uotts on "Rb'h-ut'- d So Gyles, who always placed knowledge and a student's mod- by the home of .Mrs. Homer Ward a" dependence aiwl and Mrs. were III." IvM'h member responded 24 North Fourth street. Mrs. A. great upon experts, esty, Gyles Gylos to roll call a on took another tack. lie decided that amazed. Marion up by quotation her B. McMilleu g,iv tlio talk of the plainly played own Mrs. Belle Mus-s,- -r diplomacy or craft wus due. to John perfectly, and was n a study subject. afternoon on "Some Impressions of of d who heaven of Denver, stato organizer Keceiv-- nn My Abroad.'' Marion, had been plied with appreciation. P. I;. O., will visit the local chap- Trip d kindred Miss Cornelia, YVatd a dra- question by l.er mother, had Diplomacy, strategy and ter on December 1. The next meet- gave few of aim at success are ns ma fie The hostess was as- them. And she hud devices that ing will be on December 5 at the rending. assumed that she was mistress of in love as in war- - The sisted by Mrs, J. Wilfred Hall and ' legitimate home of Mrs. F. li. Garcia. her future. She was of age. Her wise have said so, and precedents Mrs. K. J. MUe. After the business father had fought, shy of her. He furnish proof. meeting and program refreshments had his iron in the fire. Gyles and Mrs. Gyles were fresh- Tho Daughters of the King, of were served. The next meeting will John, the chauffeur, was invited ly astonished when, over tho coffee, St. John's Cathedral cl)urch gave be on December 3d at the home of to dine with the one even- John proposed for the hand of Ma- inn informal party yesterday after-- i Dr. ICvelyn F. Fri.sbie. family on Missen ing. Marion simply raised her eye- rlon. Ha laid all his cards the noon at the home of Anna brows when informed. table. Kven Marion for a moment ami Folia Newhnll at 42" North A party was given on but moment was be- Eleventh street. The were surprise gpST 'K'$jhps) The news spread through tlio for a only guests Friday afternoon for Mrs. A. Emma, subterranean of tho household wildered. young women who are spending the Swope by the Hoyal Neighbors of part A musical pro- with natural reactions. John, the "So you are Mr. Bert Bedford winter here. short which she is a memlr. About fif- tho young California millionaire'." gram wa given under the direction teen members in chauffeur, hi not popular below re- dropped upon her And Gyles exclaimed. "Clever very of Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford and stairs. the butler disliked him: 30 bringing their refreshments with he was so different from other clever I must say! Ton must have freshments were serve d. About them. Later In the afternoon lunch- heard to were chauffeurs, Tho chef, an inflamed -- about Marion's antipathy present. eon was served at a big table dec- faced of money before you began your mas- orated with and white person great culinary skill, A was yellow haled John hocauso John was querade!" successful card puny given chrysanthemums. Musical numbers handsome. out in "I heard something like that." on Tuesday evening by the Dirty were to the of ail Jealousy cnnie the Forresters 'at St. hull. given enjoyment all the other hirelings like a rash. young man replied with on ap- Mary's present. pealing look at Marion, who smiled. Bridge and five hundred were Even tho maids turned up their w.'is pretty noses, because John played after whld: u supper perhaps !. in cf the Tlio evening sowing club will never had to overtures. U. N. M. SOCIETY Those charge responded nai-t- MesdanioH Willi meei. next Wednesday at the home "I thinl it, will ,v r work beautiful "Clarence." Ttekli - of Mrs. Edwin said to Mrs. presented by tie Kick. W J. I.eekley, Cl Gilpin. ly," Gyles Gyles. Dramatic club of the state uni- "It was one of your inspirations," will he replied Mrs. Gyles. "Marion is so versity, given Thursday fastidious. The night in Kodey hall for visiting slightest gaucherie cast In- will her. A cannot teachers and studcnits. The disgust, girl cludes Clarissa Fred Wag- measure a, man Parson, simply by riding ner, Fny Strong Pat Miller, Juli- behind him in a motor." . The din.icr was as elaborate as ette Deona Beyle, Far' ill Gerhardt, Thelma Loudon, Olio ' ll would have, it "TSV l f been provided for and Ellsworth Duke. social leader, or a. Its Bobber, Early diplomat. in December the club will give "That queen see her?" paraphernalia, equipment and ac- "Clarence" at a down town theater. cessories migM have puzzled many Weaving through the tangle of rule. She's the daughter of Sylves- ea ;aofqns 8i(j puy Some quiet way, must be found." an expert, of social usage In the re- realization. About firty girls of the women's IAotors on Fifth avenue, Jack Mll-r- d ter Gyles. Speaking figuratively, "I'll find a way," was Gyles's changed. dormitory of tho university and a IF and his sponse. Ho was a man who found John had not been required to SICK, IftrtGllflEIS" former college chum, Gyles could give alms to Croesus It was about, six months later His drive of the motors number of university girls not liv- ow way8 for everything. perspec- any family host- his guest, Bert Bedford, of if Croesus were here. And Gyles that Gyles, who finan- were His that day. It have been ing in the dormitory, will be Sylvester tives habitually perfect. may that a. alifornia, passed a smart open ear might look favorably upon you, for cially was all that Milford had inti- financial coups were scientific. And Gyles had a theory that idlewalttng esses Wednesday night for wnlcn an attractive he has tried to marry that beauly mated, and Mrs. Gyles, whose so- If was ha re- might make the young man nerv- Thanksgiving dance of a very in- unusually inspiration lacking to bo held in Clean Your Dowels! 12nd Headache, Biliousness, Colds, ounK woman sat, a: parently ob- to more than one young man whoso cial status thus was definite, wera sorted to common sense. But this ous. , formal character the vious of the crush. income tax in itself hulks like a discussing a problem. Usually Gyles natter was quito removed from The chauffeur appeared for din- women's gymnasium. Committees 'By Bedford fortune. without reference ner dressed more than for the dance are working in co- Stomach George!;' exclaimed. nettled problems Gyles's business genius. correctly - Dizziness, Sour, Gassy "Why the thrill V" Milford asked. "You contradict yourself." to his wife. At one of his clubs a few even- Gyles was dressed. Perfectly nt operation with Miss Edna- Mosner, "That queen see her?" "Oh, no! That's of the "You are certain, snid met a friend, H ease, he chatted with his dean of women. only part then," ings later Gyles employers will start the jowels act- Jlllford's Klr.nco was directed by story. Miss Gyles I have it from Gyles, "that Marion is really In love famous psychoanalyst, lie talked in the drawing-roo- before service To clean out our l,o?els time, cdford's. "Ah! Miss Gyles! Your her intimates is a law unto with on love and its the was announced. Marion did not of Sigma Chi without or u'.'liis, ing. When taken nt nignt, the girl John" infltienej upon riedgcs fraternity cramping work 1n nthusiasm is natural. Ho pay we herself. She d clares she never will "I a in. And what shall we do?" young. "How may love a yduth-f- ul appear until they went In, but she were hosts Saturday night for a take Oaacurc'.s! bowels wondc.tuliy 11 of us. But thei u is no for man with on chief chauffeur. ho de- was worth never as their morning. hope marry a money, the John was their fancy, rather attacked, waiting for. John "smoker,", entertaining You to feel uric; m he or in- 'U Bert. You too of want Cascarets never sicken there, have much theory that her own pecuniary They employed four. feated?" ho asked. "I mean the had seen her look so handsome, guests pledges Pi Kappa Alpha free from sick next like iQney!" prospects would be the attrac- "Break it of was of it if unhindered, and she was as unruffled as she and Delta fraternities, also quickly convenience you day real up, course," phase that, Alpha ache, dizziness, biliousness, calomel, salts or oil. "Isn't that an unconventional no- tion. Gyles's reply. leads to mismating?" would have been at a family tea. freshman boys of the university, pills, - bad breath, a sour." acid, gassy Children love Caicarets too. on? I " "Rather a novel re- But was discussion. know- about g. She was a woman of Edmund M. was in charge thought money situation," there further ""o nothing young poise. Hopkins 10 cent also "5 and 50 "'Oh, money does, But marked "but Is rarer bo too snid until after the fact. tho dinner John dis- of the committee composed of the stomach, constipation. boxes, usually. Bedford, s,he "Wo shouldn't hasty," Gyles, Throughout cent sizes. Any drug store. Adv. m is an exception that proves the than any money' sho can corn Mrs. Gyles, "and thus causa tulle Theories don't count," said the sci closed no note of unfamiliarity ten freshman pledges of Sigma (.'hi. Quo or two Caacaro'.s

' RIBBON NOVELTIES ; SCHOOL TEACHER, WELCM By r.ibbun Novelties we mean novelties made of ribbons and w When you, attend the state convention hero this month, come pre- curry an extensive lino made of tlio finest ribbons America pro- pared for a hearty welcome from Albuquerque. That will be the such as Sachets, Puffs, Puff and Mirror Set. Vani- citizen of You will more duces, powder slogan of every Albuquerque. than likely ties in a hundred different shapes and styles. Nosegays, Koses, want to do a greater part of your Christmas shopping while in our Pin Dresser wo for Lingerie Sets, Sets, Lingerie Bows, Camisoles, Garters, city, and we desire to say are in complete readiness gift Individual Hoses. Camisole and Garter Set, most stock of merchandise for women Sets, Slippers, Slipper choosing with the complete Party Bags, Corset Baits, etc. ever assembled in Albuquerque's only exclusive women's shop. Como and See These Novelties Priced from "5c each and up

ONLY 23 SHOPPING DAYS. MONDAY MORNING YOU WILL FIND WIS Event in STORE THE GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP OF A Superlative , ALBUQUERQUE N You Will Find This Great Gift Shop and All the People in It Anxious, Willing, Women's and Misses Appa:el and Understanding Ready to Help You in Your Christmas Gift Buying Gift-Choosi- y A ng Sale of Fresh Dainty Silk Underwear Our entire stock of Phoenix Knitted Silk Underwear consisting of Vests, Bloomers and Union Suits, also Kayser's Italian Silk and Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk Underwear placed on sale. Silk Phoenix Vests Dresses : Goats, Suits, Furs, at .$2.75 and S3.25. Phoenix Silk Bloomers, $3.95 and $4.95 Phoenix Union Suits, $5.95. Camisoles of Crepe de Chine and other Silks at 98c, $1.28 and $1.98. Ready-to-Wea- r, 2nd E Greatly Reduced in a Holiday Sale of Floor Envelope Chemise, Crepe de Chine, Radium and other Silks at $2.98, $3.35 and $3.98. Pettibockers in dark street shades, Radium and Glove Silk at $2.98, $3.98, $ 1.98 and $5.98. Silk Gowns of Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk, special at $3.98, $4.18, $1.98 and $5.98. two-piec- e r- - Silk Slipons, suits of Radium and Crepe de Chine at 08.98, $11.98, $13.98 and $15.98. THE SUITS Silk or Sets of two and sale Pajamas Smoking pieces at $9.98, $13.98, $15.98, $17.98 $21.98. Beautiful suits are included in this at the prices quoted 48-inc- These are all special reduced prices and come in all sizes from 36 to h in all the new below. are fashioned in and sizes for they pastel They smartly styles colors, such as peach, blue, orchid, flesh, rose, also contrast trimmed. women and misses such fine fabrics a3 Yalama, Velour, pink, white, of welcome Suedine and Tricotine in the new Browns, Sorrento, Rein-dee- r, Boudoir- - Pillow Navy and Black. Some are handsomely trimmed with to Handkerchiefs From Many Lands some others ' The coats of these fur, embroidered, plain. A new large line in suits are in box-co- at bloused and models. America, Ireland, France, Switzerland and styles, straightline Japan oval and bol-- Misses' sizes, 14, 16, 18; women's, 36 to 44. contribute to the displays in the Handkerchief Sec- round, rnlnr. Regular values $35.00 to $50.00; specially priced $25.00. tion. stpr sriflnps. See Window Display. FOR WOMEN FOR MEN rffk black, rose, blue, Japanese Silk Crepe de Chino frish linen of full size, 25c, goici, mmoerry; A hand-blocke- d Women's and Coats Handkerchiefs in 30c, 73c and $1. made of velour, taf- fees' 2Dc. patterns, and Beautiful Coats for every occasion whether for sports, travel, Plain linen or embroidered Initial Longfellow feta, tapestry co'rners in loo 10c. Irish or afternoon wear. Newest style or white, and Script, Old English and Block velvet, in all sizes motor, street, features; Colored qjnbroidery Ion col- plain, coats, richest fabrics, self-trimm- or fur trimmed, ored linen. Also plain white Initial on linen at 50c and and of various de- ' L linen, 25o, 35c and 60c. 75c each. lustrous shades. Linen Handkerchiefs signs; priced at with with of and "other corners in Woven borders in colors Some of these coats have collars fur others show cuffs and 25c each. Each and garniture of the fashionable furs. They are 48 to 50 inches long and in white und colors. Colored matching initials, $5.00 Up. women's and misses' sizes. linen with machine embroid- 60c. on fine cambric In all Materials are fashona, ormandale, gerona, panyelaine. M ered corners, Initials are in brown and and heaver. Linen Handkerchiefs, two-to- n white, various styles to select Furs caracul gray, tan, squirrel 3 Colors are navy, brown, black and kit fox. with spoke hemstitching, Erom, 35c each; for $1. Women's Hand Bags For Fall at 50c and are from to for this 75c. Men's all-lin- hemstitched, All new wear with Regular, prices $65 $85; priced specially ' hand-draw- n effects, designed 'especially for to JIadera and Armenian hand- ijso hems at week at from $49.50 $67.50. made Handkerchiefs, d 50c, 7oc, H and $ t." 5 each. the latest costumes. Other Coats specially priced for this sale at from edffe,- also Arme- Boys' Handkerchiefs in all Hand bags made of Duvetync and velvet at $5.00 I nian lace edge, some with vhite or with colored border, to $19.50 $169.50. Initials at DOc to $1.00, 19c each. and up. Hand bags of genuine pine-sea- l, walrus and other leathers at $3.50 and up. of Gowns Ribbons Boxed Beaded bags made abroad by hand, at $12.50 up. Beautiful seal-crep- Sale and Evening Dresses Vanity boxes, made of leather, e, beaver, Q Have Added .Now Importance im- calf, etc., with mirror and fittings; priced at $3.50, A Worth While Saving Offered at the Beginning of the Social Season Wh Christmas gifts an mediate problem every wom- Stationery $5.00, $7.50 and up. See Our Window Display an begins to think of the many, many gifts dainty gifts that a woman loves At $15.00 At $25.00 At $29.50 At $35.00 to $75.00 which Can he fashioned from Fans of Ostrich Feathers For Values to For Values to For Values to For Values From ribbons. Fluttering $27.00 ?35.0O $43.75- $30 to $125 And, of course, daughter with A perfect compliment to the dinner'dress, the danc- her demands for fresh hair-bo- ing frock. Priced from $4.00 each up. is not to be forgotten. COLORS: Turquoise Blue, Ornage, Black, White, Best value at the Price E Ribbons plain and fan- American Jade, Gold, Pink, Henna, etc. Street Dresses Best style at Girls' Coats moire silks suitable for Beauty, any price cy work and hairbows, yard, 6 to 25c. A splendid collection of cloth and silk dresses for. Sizes 16 years, in a big variety of newest modes and styles, tailored or fur Satin Taffeta Ribbons beau- White women and misses; smart models, in navy, black plainly trimmed; just tiful colors. 5 inches wide, Pyralin Ivory and in and extra sizes. like mother's; specially reduced for this sale at 20 R 50c; A big, new line qf Eovcd brown, regular Priced, regular price, special at, This is one of the most attractive of Ivory Toilet- from to $69.75. per cent from marked prices. yard, 35c. Stationery just received. Come specially $9.98 All our other fancy Ribbons and see it; priced at 25c a ware. Our stock is most complete and consists of r reduced likewise. box and up. Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Military Brushes, Cloth Wool Robes Brushes, Hat Urushes, Bonnet Brushes. Nail Novelty Skirts Corduroy Children's Handkerchiefs, a big assortment, in all Brushes and Infants' Brushes, Puff Boxes, Hair the newest- - Made of wide Wale Corduroy, plain or embossed; creations, put up 3 in a box, at 25c, 35c Receivers, Jewel Boxes, Soap Eoxes, Dressing 1:i A assortment to select in and and 50c a 3 large from, plain also Paisley printed in 10 assorted colors, and as for box of Handkerchiefs. Combs, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes and a big high-cla- ss of Accessories. novelty cloths, special sale on Skirts at many different styles ; priced at $3.98, $5.00, $7.50, variety Toilet $7.50 and $5.98. $10.00, $12.50 and $14.35. Hi Women's Silk Hose Special Wool Also Wool and Silk Hose Do Your Christmas Womenos quality Silk Hose with lisle top and soles, Shopping Early in black and white only, sizes 8 12 to 10; a regular A big assortment just received in domestic and The government would be gratified if you would shop early, wrap carefully, address plainly, mail $2.50 value, specially priced for this week, pair English mauufacture in all colors; priced $1.25,, ' HUBERT Postmaster General. : . and P. promptly. WORK, $1.65. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 $3.00 pair.

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There is just one way to make your Christmas shopping mistake-proo- f, and that is to shop early. Picking up the first thing at the last minute is not satisfactory, nor convenient, nor economical. Come the stores whose advertisements appear below are ready. They hold a .million solutions to a million gift problems. Awaiting you are courtesy, value, service, reliability. Wise pople will begin their Christmas shopping tomorrow!

"The Art Shop" j For ..nW"--j 9 Bargains Early Shopper THE rOKTOFTICE IS JTST, no orrotsraj is. i Wrist Watches, a few Hand made Rifts a Christmas ycr 3 MRS time aro more appreciated ; specials VCT UR- than any others. We havs a ? M beautiful assortment of stamp-,.- S I JO the East N. Y. . iat From Roycrofter's Shops, Aurora, ert pieces for embroidering-- We'ii offer a 5 prr cent oliwwint on 1 all purchases until hrlBmf J 1 To the of the should Free emhrolrtery lessona. Mal$ B Cuff Buttons. white and appreciate workmanship Roycrofter's you y. How I V about your grift card? Wef' green gold filled see the beautiful articles made by them that we are offering as have some very beautiful ones QA ,1 special at DleOV ideal Christmas gifts Book Ends, Hammered Vases, Match on dimilay. Diamond Rings from $15 Be Sure and See Our Line of Box and Ash Containers. All beautiful hand wrought and up. I hand hammered bronze and copper colored by heat. Come in 'I Sterling Silver and Gold-Fille- d and look at these beautiful Toy Automobiles and Wagons gifts. Poarl Beads, Indetruct Rosaries, with case hle Hielielieu La Tausca special Whito Gold Diamond f Clasp, special $3.50 Bicycles, Motorcycles, at $6.45 THE LITTLE W UND ART SHOP Sterling silver Belt Buckles, hand 113 SOUTH THIRD STREET LADIES' WRIStI engraved, special $1.95 IMAN, YALE, And by the way we have everything to make your bridge party a success. Ivory Toilet goods, 20(;'o Discount during Teachers' WATCHES convention. COLUMBIA AW Tallys, Gifts, Score Cards, etc. Come look our line of in, at complete Jewelry, it more will to our with others. Nothing is a time.i pay you compare prices DELUXE BICYCLES lv crift at Christmas time I Genuine reconstructed solid Ruby Rings, (TQ Qp for Mother, Wife, Sweet-- h gold mounting, special at JpDoOeJ SMEW heart or Sister than M MEXICO TEACHERS! II A kJW II V GOTTLIEB JEWELRY COMPANY GIVE ORIENTAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Our stock is complete in Expert Watch Repairing. & DANIELSOH We have just received direct from the Orient as large a selection of Chinese many designs and odd mwmii Work can be found "Your Guarantee is Our Name." and Japanese Art as anywhere between San Francisco shapes. In green and 307 South Second Street. Phone 570-- and New York. white gold and more ex- Opposite Y. P.I. C.'A. 105 North First. THIS SELECTION INCLUDES: pensive ones in platinum. Hand Embroidered You can save money by over our stock. Calling Card Cases, Hand Bags, Linen Table Covers, Hand Bags and Coin looking Purses,' Silk Handkerchiefs, Bedroom Slippers. Hand Painted FOGG Japanese Lanterns, Lamp Shades, Dishes, Baskets, Fans, Vases, Tea Sets. JEWELER Hammered Brass NewMexicoTeachers 118 South Fourth Street Trays, Tobacco Jars, Ash Trays, Bowls. the Postofflce You Can Buy the Famous Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk Here Hand Carved Opposite During Convention Week at a Ivory Beads, Ivory Japanese Idols. Phone 988--J. Woven Art Baskets, Art Trays, Sandals. 20 Discount Pure Silk Kimonas, Tassels. Our stock of Ladies' -- Vanity Bags, Ladies' Hand Bags, and Chinese ON! is in Ladies' and Men's Traveling Bags the most complete New Candy, Nuts, Ginger, Tea, Joss Sticks Lily Bulbs. Mexico. 20 per cent discount on anything in the house for first Jade Rings Oriental Toys three days lhis week. Be sure and see this display of Oriental Goods. You will be surprised at the low prices we are asking. Christmas Gift Castie-Grand- e Other Suggestions FREMONT GROCERY 410 WEST CENTRAL. All Dress Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Navajo Blankets, Auto Robes You select can what you want and leave ROLLER SKATES a deposit and balance as want. 1 pay you SPECIAL 8111 This week only. $1.90

These Are Winslow Eall Bearing Roller Skates. - There are none better. ii Come in and Look overj JAMES GRUNSFELD HARRY T. JOHHSOH COMPANY' Our Xmas Stock. Exclusive Hotel "Fixes Anything" United Luggage Shop Sturges Building 115 NORTH FOURTH ST. PHONE 803-- lc to $1 Stores L iW SHOP FAR! Y SESi (Bp November 26, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pacro Five

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i! PAINT EXPERT OF j OFFICIALS OF DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR The Trouble Shooter CLDS WORKS DISCOVER f COMPANY IMPRESSED WITH BUSINESS NtW SHADE OF GREEN CONDITIONS OBSERVED ON WESTERN TRIP IS TELLS YOU .'n entirely tu-- .shade ot ' preen,! if mi ji 1 iivr m n it "weathered hrono" "nisi-!- "Healthy trom the feet up," Ik some sections of the country. n liy a paint expert' the, way t J. Haynes, president "We found that there is cer- KfiKHU i f he Olds Motor Works. o Lans-- ; of Dodge Brothers, describee the tainly nothing but the most friend- iirf. btiBinesg after BrutheiB .Jtl country's) comiition, ly attitude toward ''one ;?v.,.i.ih'.iii.i in ;nlil:i.im to being of an cii-- j ;t eix "iiatening tour" on dealers," ho said. "Vno average iMiely new Khnde mid lined wks'was ior thel which he accompanied oy banker today views certain makes E. II. SCOTT l!ii''i time in j'hifrhiiij an nut onto-- i A. sales By ( John KIcholB, Jr., general of cars as Btandard merchandise, ill , llie lidsinobile of brothers. of automo- experts ;.'ert,l manager Dodge instead condemning the This hth atcondof a ttrimM of tpeciaify prepared i: is e.ii ilurabl" a'nl piomis-- ! Air. Mr. Nichols como more i i Huynes uad bile us a whole, ho has and iHuatratmd article thawing the ordinary to List much longer than Mime! visited practically every important and more to differentiate between automobiU driver how to locate anyensine trouble liin.iies which have been in northwest and the used iir city th ulong types and makes of uulomobileii Hie nulomohilo imlus iT during the: Pacific coast from Vancouver to kinds clisses of automo- !:i:-- t , VLtfk. and and few years-- I MB atti- Angeles. bile dealers. The banker's ll Is Mii.l l ex-- Sir. When the Will Not Start that tho ! bit "We said Engine have listened," tude depends largely on what the cruiivrs when it war do-- "We heurd what our deal- And decided, ' Unynes. car and the dealer stand for. 'enniii',1 that n sport rofulstrr ers thought, we heard what their that uitiiude is entirely proper and Gasoline System Troubles muld lie that the car! hankers had to say unci we gut In accordance with bus- marketed, JUS. J .1V. "IfssV tie hignest hint In he finished in an listiAlMt iWiJI first-han- as entirely tisfiit 4si d opinions lrom merchant iness standards." If tlie'Startine Motor turns the engine over usual, new shade ot desimied 'W And De- specially of all slsea and descriptions. In every stuto visited by the but it Will not start firinrf, DO NOT keep on operating Paint to stand all weather rcsl.i the sum total ot the whole Belies troit executives, there was less evi- the or will soon run down the Battery. it is Starter, you and also must ho of a "smart'' o( observations and opinions dence than ever before of the usual It WILL start in a lew seconds if everything is in Pin ariinee, this: slow -- in winter up the automobile order so An experimental ear was turned "The country Is buck to normal. business. This comiition is re- ni to the IU from the feverish 0 1. See that the Switch is ON. If it is paint shop and f"t recovery flected in DoiIko Brothers produc- Ignition wcelis va ions men in tho overexertion of war timo is prac- which a ho 7 no then depart- tion records, as yet ment took turns, devlsmg color incement tically complete. The new cycle relaxation from the prossure 2. Look in the Gasoline Tank to see that you have But It hih ''hemes its finish. Tho result. ot prosperity has sftrtcd. schedule on which the factory has Shut Off Cock is Iter Is of boom sufficient Gasoline, and that the weeks of experiments, is such have not the prosperity been operating all year. 'but have been We been appointed the Exida times. is tho sound, healthy An of the de- turned ON. If it IS many compliments It analysis amazing "aid the olds lact-or- on the work sort of prosperity which develops mand for ,Uod;;c Brothers' Business 3. Go to the Carburetor and open the Drain This turned out. Service Station for this locality. with steady firmness. Liankers and Coupe ever since, this car was an- Cock at the bottom of the Float Chamber, or hold it as or merchants everywhere regard nounced last summer, confirms the the small is the Float Valve and In addition to a substantial, permanent Improve- on which t.ie car was spindle up (this selling theory comes the centre of the Float Chamber cn vu-v- twrxiN PA . I ment. They are content to" see a and marketed, according to up through because most Carburetors) and KEEP IT OPEN for about gradual development they President Haynes. Open and have only recently witnessed a tru- "This type of car," he said, "is 8 seconds and watch the flow of Gasoline then lvcniiigs Sniiday ffle example of the other kind of bringing to the sjrfaro a funda- If the Choline DOES NOT FLOW AT ALL development the kind that ac- mental public desire which was not FREELY AFTER A i:sy ti'hms so much momentum that OR STOPS FLOWING cumulates recognized, or at least not acted FEW SECONDS, then the brakes of good business Judg- upon, for That desire is Vzzd Cars That years. for have a Vacttum Tank see B below. If, Areli ment are useless in an emergency." a moderate price car which pro- If you Mr. Haynes said the Improve- vides protection as well however, the Gasoline (lows DIRECT front the Gaso- ment was even more noticeable in as dignity, dependency and econo- line Tank to the Carburetor sec A. iargams towns 1 the larger cities and than mical transportation. This demand Till, f'OJG VPJ r ' In the rural sections, nlthooc;h the Is now rapidiy sproa-'.lns- to our Six Fords with without a inclination purchasing power nd business sedan, which, lil;o the starters. fpoodstiTH and tinir- - of the lntter are Increasing appre- business coupe, embodies the new A ciably by day. principle of steel Uks, $75 up. Como In and dsy body construe, - Tie SATTERIES Both Mr. Haynes and Mr. Ni- tion. Judging by wN.)t we saw Disconnect tlic pip1- at t!ic Cailmretor rr;1 at t C:5pline Tank th?n iee them. com- if chols were impressed with tho and heard, I feel sure that tli(v- - blow through it with r.n air rump, possible. It there a ftrainer or plete absence of any of the, nnlntj-onis- two cat's will soon copo'.ii ilto screen at tnc Carburetor or at t.ie bottom 01 t.'e F,uiek tourlns, excellent the for fully 1 right battery your car, our which has been attributed St) per cent of o.ir entire produc- Gasoline T.111!;, take tlicr.i out and ckv.n them. In tires, motor completely over- to bankers by automobile men In tion, if not nore." winter, if after doirn; tliis, there is ST1LI. no Gaso- !1 liatileil; camioL bo dunlicatei service includes skilful 'i'' a repair work line, there is pro'.ab!y some val?r in the p:;;c or it; "" Gr--3- 3t A iff connection's, or in the Float which lm, nioiu y i i on make OF have conferred tj 1 every of You can CONCRETE BUST committer honors and will have to ths.iv it lllsn,0l,ile liiKht battery. upon him, a member of eleven frozen, you o;;i l.y QOfifl hot cloths. ti'iii'in;.'. eonilith.M !iiV. ' on FIRST PRESIDENT OF clubs and in addition to i.eing one rely responsible advice and rea- of two honorary members of the l'a;ee Six: tourlii'.t honest tt CEMENT CO. MADE 3 s Portland Cement association, b a qnednc.-- bar sonable prices here. former member of the government tj uaiii ci'ki:t' V! of Labor James J. 011 S:-- e Secretary board fuels and structural ma- 1. Screw out the at the bottom t':-- V.v.r-.- m 120 Oa!;lainl tiinriti;: W look forward to a call from Davis a concrete bust of ilram phi? t' T'nk '( you. presented' terials, having been appointed by there is a drain o:k fittc.l, turn it on M.KI.G Sl'Kii XiiAT T!iU worth .v.uii; ;.;!s Robert 'Whitman Jjcsley, at nno Prcsidi nt Kooseveit. i During the SMALL HULK IN IT IS NOT BLOCUI-- lur Ycur in time associate editor of tho Phila- war Mr. Lesley took an active (pivh $ifK Battery from eight lo twelve hours. A savins to small pici-- of wire no Iik-- delphia l,edger and first president in the. war loan hole) of from Uvcnty-fiv- e to seventy-fiv- e cents in part chest, liberty :t you rental battery charges of the Portland Cement associa- cnmpais'na and similar drives for If you cm drain rff up to a pint of Gr.solirie' from re:il j)i J h l'-t- , lime have tion, to members of tho associa- funds. lie t,ml.-- flwi nf. the Tank it is all ric,ht. po dlsMinrrt the pipe at I'.!..' I'.ihek tonriti!-- (I Jt fyT" 5 every you your battery Chi- s i a tion at the Bliickstono hotel. fairs of the Clarke Thomson Avia- - Vadium Taal; and tl.c Carlmrctor and b'ow thro-.m- it. rehnilt anil C'1 7. 0 tv ;i:m:i: vi'oi;. ajsi ami k;mtion work j! SI VI'I S TIUKK STKAM VI 1,1 cago, Wednesday, November 22. lion research with which was as- It there is a strainer at the Carburetor, take it o::t and ""' IMTIil) AMZI(j from .,.;;;', Rcvenil others at very reason Satlsl'ccl Ion Guaranteed. Cement manufacturers every sociated the national advisory clean it. In winter if, after (loin? tin's, there is STILL were J:":P able i. Come In and sc, jj Our Service Car nt Ynui t'oiimiand. section of the country pres- committee for aeronautics. no ( there is nroh-ihl- in the itit' price the anni- I'.r.ir ' them. A rea. tunable allowanci tall I honc LMl for KKU ent, observing twentieth Mr. l'avis, who had been on an LT-- Srice. or i;i the Carburetor Chamber which bus - lj versary ot the association and the Float frown, - will be made for your car i; extended trip through tho west, and will need to be thawed out with hot cloths. fiftieth year of tho industry i:i signified his intention of being trade, STATION America. present for the mi eting In order If, however, you find that the Vacuum Tank is EMPTY tl.cn Ei The modeled and east to bust to - Co. mm 2. bust, by present the personally Examine the pipe that leads from the top of the Vacuum Tan!,- to the Mcintosh AutQ 20-- of the Juvenile the association. moeJ 1 22 NOHTII ilTII Sl'ltl"!"!'. boys Mooseheart, Intake Manifold to Fee that it is not or broken. Teit the Mr cracked, Sll V. Copper. I'hov.c o!!' community founded by Davis, The gift is made, he announced, at both the Tank and Manifold to see that thev arc AIR was at the noon luncheon as from the TIGHT. made coming boys and If are ;:11 then of the Wednesday session and was Kirls of Moosebeurt, known as "a they right tinveilcd at the night banquet by concrete community." in token of R.movc the nirdl phi: at the top ot the Vactr.un Tank sh1 poor in mvmHriormMr:-jtwrt- i r seat .a wauiu.'TnMwam Miss 'Gladys Mambert, of Orange, the appreciation and esteem in abor.t Vi a pint of Gasoline, at;d r.t the same time give the side of the jiflT mi. jtraraTiraL. &jbf N. J., daughter of Stephen B. which they hold members of the! tank a few ;mart raps. Now replace the plug in the Mambert, who was at Chicago association who have thorn aided TAX?. OUT PLUS . top of the tank and let the Starter turn the engine f7 the Thomas A. Edi- in their vocational work. .1 IWll "? IN XI about representing training ao pintt!,v; over for ten seconds, with the throttle son interests. CLOSED. Now drain ill the Gasoline out of the Mr. Lesley, known as the "fa- SALESMAN j Plew ther of the cement ir SEES Vacuum Tank. If you can drain out MOKE gaso- mmt industry rmm the tank m line from than the trouble has m Ainerlcu," has been associated PROFIT AND HEALTH you put in, jterisang been found. can off with Its manufacture for forty-eig- ht If, however, you only drain the years and is one. of the IN THE AUTOMOBILE; f4H same amount of gasoline as you put in then most dynamic figures in the com- the Gasoline pipe at the Vacuum Tank mercial life of the United States. Better business and healthful and also at the main Gasoline and I w II: Tank, blow thromrh ioroan Leaving Pennsylvania univer- recreation are the chief nssels of a it with an air if possible. At the Vacuum Tank In rnimo. sity to study law In 1888, he later motor ear, the opinion of Felix connection tiierc is a take it out clean it. Now N'ew strainer, and replace the pipe became an associate editor of the Flock, 137,TCast Broadway, 1C22-2- JCR-DAI'- I? and strainer, close the throttle, and let the Motor turn the 'enjrine ILive vca looked ov:r the 3 The wheels are solid the best that Philadelphia Ledger, going from York, who recently won an auto Starting hickory, work Into a mobile in a New York Kvening over for about ten seconds, then open the drain phifi at the bolt. 111 of the can be newspaper partner- Vacuum Tank and see if there is Gasoline in the tank. purchased. ship to sell cement. This venture World contest. Says Mr. Block: "I any grew' into a manufacturing alli- suppose every one wants a car. I If there is NOT, then the Vacuum Tank is defective, and will need The new motor is with the know I do. It comes in You to be Station. arc in lite msvLet for a good econom- equipped largest ance In w'hleh he became associat- handy. repaired by the Service To pet home, take out the small If you crank of built in ed with another eastern see, I'm a salesman of knit goods, plug at the top of the tank and fill with pasoline. It holds about a dabla it would thaft any car America, with pioneer, and I can use it in m work. But quart ical, serviceable, depei car, David O. Saylor, whoso plant at of gas, and will rim the average car about four miles. If the mcinc stops thase the exception of one car that has three bear- In even more than that, I've been pay you to look over cars. Coplay, Pa., built 1872, was one one to before you reach home or a Service Station, you will have to fill the Tank and sells for of two first In America. wanting take my mother out as before. ings $4,000.00. the in. She isn't very strong, and you again Today at the age of 69 he still Hare are some o? ti e good features that should hi 'e seen how delighted she NOTE If to run out of Gasoline on the This exclusive motor is the smoothest, most is actively engaged In the Indus- was when she heard I'd won it!" yott happen completely road, on the famous JORDAN: try which he has seen grow from and fill up the main tank, it is NOT necessary to prime the Vacuum Tank are powerful job fcr its size built in an output of less than 60,000 bar- The Irish sea Is nowhere more or the Carburetor. Just close the throttle and turn the cr.eine over with America. rels annually to Its present than 710 feet deep, says a contem the Starter a few times, .when the gasoline will soon be drawn throuj'h That the body designs are not going to barrel sales status. "We do not mind so into the Vacuum Tank, and the engine will start. porary. that for some to come. Thi3 car is with the Alamite sys- Mr. Lesley is a director In nine much," writes a correspondent, change years equipped companies, a member of four "but couldn't It be widened ?'Tass tem, and a special system of lubricating parts technical societies, all of which Show is made from that Ing (London). IF THE STARTING MOTOR TURNS THE The body aluminum, that are inaccessible, you never have to ENGINE OVER ALL make3 them cost but it will eliminate RIGHT, 'ANt) THE GASOLINE COMES THROUGH FREELY TO mora, crawl under your car. THE CARBURETOR the- n- all rumbles, ripples and rust, which will make look The woodwork is all white ash, 1. xthe body nice and last longer. replacing; If you have an Air Valve on the Carburetor, see that it is CLOSED. maple, which will not stand the weather, and If it is sticking PARTLY OPEN the engine will not start. If, however, it is closed then This car has a silent chain drive, cutting causing rattle and squeaks. out head which are 2. If you have been turning the engine over and over for seme time with gears always noisy. The first car to have the new Crane the CHOKER or PRIMER have been Simplex pulled out, or priming the engine velvet no no uavv;).iihij nun vjasuuuc iiiiuun me priming cups or The JORDAN is the best balanced car there; finish, polishing, scratching the Spark Plug holes, the engine is probably choked up with j is, clings to the road. paint. raw gasoline. Th Choker or Primer should only be always pulled out for about two or The on this right three seconds. Some JORDAN ovners that equipment car includes: CLOSE THE THROTTLE and allow the engine reported they A transmission lock. to turn over about ten or twelve revolutions and have made as a3 24 miles to the gallon see if will many it start. If it docs not, then open the priming of Curtains carried in the doors. Tht Standard of Compartton cups, or if you have none fitted, take out two or three gas. 4ip spark plugs, then with the throttle CLOSED turn the' en- Seats gine over about a dozen times.' If the weather ie VFIJV Some JORDAN owners claim that they have with Marshall cushion springs. COLD and you HAVE NOT as yet primed the engine with a little gasoline, from 1S.0C0 to 20,000 miles to one sot do gotten New fashioned barrel so, and try to start the engine. If it STILL wiil not start, then of tires. The JORDAN was the first car to lamps. A Buick Satisfies 3. Take out all Spark Plutrs. See fh-- ibnt all cord tires standard Roadster nickel-plate- are dry and clean; that is, that the and adopt (pr equipment. Every d part has a foundation of The"Six-Sport,"162- 5; porcelains The"Six,"'1165; The" 865 arc not de- Four," points covered with a BLACK OILY rust-proofe- d. non-ratth'n- r, brass, all exposed nuts end bolts is posit. If they are dirty, clean with a little Gasoline. The JORDAN is equipped with For thosft who want tho intimacy of the roadster Next check up all GAPS, see that thev are just a lubricated the only car thus man me spring shackles, Buick a Trine tnielaiess ot a WUKN dime. so far. dosign, provides completely satisfying selection If Plugs are clean and Gaps correct then test Ignition equipped Upholstery is hand buffed leather. of models, in appearance as well as in price. Business NEXT WEEK "IGNITION TROUBLES" The JORDAN is the only car in its price men find the er rdadster well Foot rest is aluminum. Copyrighted 1922 by The S N-- Technical Syndicate. class equipped with entire chrome vanadium suited both to the work day trips and to social motoring. steel springs. A large compartment back of the front seat. Equally fine for these, and at the same time luxurious HUGE OUTPUT OF Of Ford aulomotivo products nt-- : mined through low cost and econ- Tho tools are carried in one door, thereby All is at of in its appointments and smart in its snappy lines and FORDS THIS YEAR in lis well us the wiring protected every point omy upkeep, many making your tools accessible without disturb- contact of rubber is sport-roadst- er de-lu- betterments of recent date. by usq gromrr.ets. coloring the the ovldtheo of prog-- ; "That tho output of the Ford "Concrete tho ing your guests by making them get out of model of its kind. Motor tor llJ22 resa of Ford dealers, branches and is Company's plants World is the car until you dijj up the seats to get to The radiator carried in a cradle to pre- will be In excess, Is forecast In a salesmen, throuirhont tho ' com- seen on every hand. Ourins the your tools. vent While a modest, dependable and convenient car is the review of statistics recently record leaking. piled," Is tho statement contained year, dealers have reported four-cylinder roadster. And all are Buicks with all tn u received the business, and the sipns of tho times meswigo Just by all cons. ant YOU WILL BE CONVINCED BY A TEST OF THIS CAR OF THE REAL1 in Quiekel Auio & Supply Company point toward pronresH that Buick provides power, dependability and trom Many dealers are hciiiK installed the Jjetroit factory. in new branches VALUE THAT LIES IN THE JORDAN CAR. flawless performance. "This year has featured a con- new quarters, Ford sistent Increase In out- are being erected, and planned, and monthly is made to further this report on to Bay. provision belnj; Buick Line 1923 Fourteen Models: puts," gefea oxtend the .natchlesM facilities for WE HAVE TWO TOURING CARS ON OUR FLOOR NOW ONE WITH Tha for Comprises "Lake the summer months - 11 new fjervlco that have made the. pur- : saw old triumphs fade, and CRANE AND Fourt 2 Past, ftoxiiter, $865; S Pan. Touriag, JS8S 3 Pw of it Ford an assurance THE NEW SIMPLEX VELVET FINISH THE OTHER 5 achievement Rained, until chase of; Coup,tll7S;5PM.6cdn,S1395; Pau. Touring Sedan, $1325. today, salluf action." Suet 2 PtU. Roaditcr, $U7Si 5 Pau. Touring. $1 193; 5 Pan. statistics show that tho output is IN OLD BURGUNDY WINE COLOR. Touring Sedan, $1935; i Pas. Sedan, $1985; 4 Pan. Coupe, $1895; sufficiently in advance of that of I Pan. Touring. $1435; 7 Pau. Sedan, $2193; Sport Roadster, the same date In la.'l to predict When it comes to voting, experts $1015; Sport Touring, $1675. Pricea f. a b. Buick factories. that with the year's close, the say women hold tho balance. $2,033 F. O. B. $2,035. Aik about the O. M, A. C. Purchase Flan, which provides for Which Hhowfl tho of the ALBUQUERQUE Deferred Payments. company's plants will have realized importance their nlm of "making Wzi the old dodge of mnlsii ' a Rood grentest Kord year," on the Kve of tho Elec- The record of production show tion. London Opinion, ed 92,323 Ford cars und trucks built this year to October 1st, and ODEN-BWC- K it is expected that the output for SOUTHWEST COMPANY COMPANY October, November and December will average around the EXCELSIOR Fifth and Gold Phcne 1200 mark. FOR A DEMONSTRATION. "The remarkable increiiKe in bus- The Soft Water J. ERNEST KASEMAN, Manager. iness ns emphasized in the above " figures shows tho passing of the Laundry 2H-21- 3 Nw!h Fourth Street. Phone 710 will build r.--i i When better automobiles are built, Buick them iiucnm ii uiiu iihj evtir rnoMii iT7, Increasing world-wid- e popularity Page Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 2G, 1922

wrMiaasiaW ' mwiiutxirxK3WK mmmm urn nun jiiiiniiiirasa tAijaniSMEME RECORD MADE BY A nany. In commenting on the fact rear seat may get In and out with- CAR IS THE that the Franklin brougham is now out ilisturbins: those seated in MOTOR OUSTING BUICK OWNER IN entering its einhlh year with Its front. Tim wide doors and the till- fundamentals unehann-ej- , OLD JAPAN BILL practically ing Pullman front feats are the JINRIKISHA OF HIS REPAIR says, "The voutfham has found answer to tne these! a permanent niche among Ameri- prooiem, aa JMWm rwi "n'-- " Lvi o! l'.HC-)-r,- :, i jV Mnniifarturrr of tiie Pirturr?(U foiiwviince Sity tin Dcclim "I hae ilrhon u lHih.k can body types primarily because two fundamental characteristic!): lour ctv 'J4vrPi1 Man-Pow- . lliix o Ki' the Vrlilok' Menu rroKiv-- mill lie fur im irt.' Uian six roars, of its coittnaetnexs and e'otnpan-ionahilit- ha.ve boon incorporated in every. SEDAN tfj III t nl 'I i ttrvts: Sow He's Making Onbjr Cnrriavcs for the Woinnii hotter than (1.000 miles The. Kranklin brougham, Franklin brougham built for the Also t'liillics for I ho Men iticliidinK seven K the Ijnpirc: a ear of lianl drivini;. however, has an additional hold tiast years." trips. The onaino anil otlu r parts upon a lare section of the motor- of the oar run a.s smoothly as ing pub!!'- because our designers Number i f horses in New York ..... tiir. There has never heen n early saw that another feature had has (lei reased 75,000 in the pa;--i l.earinc taken up and eleven of to lie eniu'.tantlv borne in mind as four years. It sometimes seems n the vulvea have never heen wll viz. ease of access. It is. not though horse sense has decrease from the eimine. Three an easy problem to design a two-do- at about, tiie same ratio. New; of the original spark phip are car so that occupants of the York American. still iloliiK duty and the starter 1 althuus-'- h start I has never failed m J my tar ten times to the averace RADIA- driver's onee," vritoo Oscar G. GET YOUR Kanftmnti of Perry, Iowa. IN ten A ".TudeinK from outward appear- TOR SHAPE ance no one guesses it to he tut of the paint shop mere than a m jo that nu can enjoy your car as the sides of Ha ' war and a half m ThanliSRivins day and travel 1 ' J.i- - . the hodv still have very clear :o tne tease in eomtorc ana finish in spite of the fact it has saiuiy. und'Tcrone severe weather. We are expert radiator repairers raw ".My repair expense, not count-In- ? .mil makers and can guarantee which a broken sprint." leaf, roil a firt class job in every P." k. i"v,..f was my fault, lias been a little more than seven dollars. respect. "1 have driven and ridden in other ears but 1 have never ob- O. K. Radiator mm flexibil- Shop served any with power, ity and ease of manipulation 21 North Tliird erpialinK the l.'.uiek 1 own. "1 need searci ly add that when n f et another oar of this size, y I'.uieh will build it." From an .1,. : liuntrinR i'i lh AUiha I'lnm, nv'' tin-- inventor, tl io .Mi'. Akihn, in his phop tin- faro for ii POPULAR BROUGHAM foreign oust TYPE OF MOTOR CAR OrderYour Cliristaias Studebaker Now! nam oars, ohx- - Exit the jiui enter thoirars, motorcyolos. :' rihi-h- INTRODUCED-FRANKLI- N order Light-Si- x year-roun- d comfort baby carriage. iric cars and trains, the In to have a Studebaker add to its and utility. is to the Dalsuke Al;iha. the largest man- declining, according Sedan at the door when the family comes The reliability of the Studebaker Light-- 1 of in A tnurot may say that The popularity of the ufacturer is incon- present downstairs Christmas morning, you should Six Sedan has been in the hands of and the son of the man a Tokyo without rikishas two-doo- r ot closed car, now proved Japan, forward-lookin- c type for In- ceivable, but the termed the brougham, place your order now. thousands of enthusiastic owners. widely Biven credit bavins; tin: commonly vented the kunima, is making n manufacturer is convinced that focuses attention on the fact that The Sedan is the ideal because man-powe- r is four-pa- s gift it It is a car. It3low of in business policy to con- vehicle doomed. this design, as applied to strictly quality price ohanue is not Hie will for all the form wiln the trend of events as Hut he discouraged by senger cars dales back to 1915. j provide happiness family $1550 is possible only because of complete he? outlook. "From a detached pcim when it was first introduced in the all the and the to come. sees them. "I am of it I year years manufacture in one of the most modern The Akiha have been th:. of view." lie said, glad original brougham manufactured family a h; oivihza-- ! The of the Six and automobile in the leldins manufacturers of because it means "hr bv the Franklin company. As sturdybody Light Sedan, complete plants since the time before lion." earlv as ltH;!. the f like the chassis, is built in Studebaker world. This means the elimination of Mr. Akiha is to I tire era that the first such goiu;.: import Franklin sedan incorporated the is constructed to sat- middlemen's and the are Meiji 'modern American mar'i 1",-- mid same construction. Since these plants. It give long, profits, savings rciiitraption was inverted. The "haiid-iiit-down- manufacture foreig;, " dates no less tlu.n thirteen other isfactory service. Only the finest materials passed on to you. pifseiu herd of the family, seeiim' clothes on a the demand declinino. has looked iaie American makes ot broughams are used.' Craftsmanship is unexcelled. And back of the and dependa- in addition to his u ntitles in baby have heen aii'Mjunced. beauty for into which to semi-ellipti- c d other channels 11 tail irmad S. K. It is cradled on long, strong, of theLight-Sixan- its enter- buggies. Ackerman, sales manager i - bility completeness, direct his fortune and his are too for the nine-inc- expensive ordinary for the Franklin Automobile com- springs. The h seat cushions, up- its advanced design and precise workman- prise. He has observed that Japan- person and the lain r problem ese women are no longer satisfied would bo too grea t for one to at-- holstered in mohair velvet plush, are rest- ship, is the Studebaker name, which after with their lot of being merely wife, tempt to munufacHi clothes ful. The heatercowl ventilator and the 70 confidence and nurse servant and years enjoys public mother, and wholesale bv hand. P.y bringing io wide windows, other features, more than ever. slave to men; they want to go out machinery, the manufacturer wil! among many respect Un- more to see learn new i Thief-proo- and tilings. conduct his business lincr Heater. Eight-da- y clock. f transmiasion lock. Cowl ventilator. Side coach lamps. Rain der such conditions, he thinks, they of efficiency. visor and windshield cleaner. Inside locks on three doors and outside lock on right-han- front door. are bound to take to baby carriages Silk roller curtains. Four doors that swins wide op;n. Dome liht. Mohair velvet plush upholstery. instead of carrying their infants upon th" ir backs. So lie is plannim: MEETING OF AMERICAN Hobbs MODELS AND o. h. factories to flood the country with baby car- PRICES, ASSOCIATION OF STATE LIGHT-SI- SPECIAL-SI- I iil'o-SI- riages, even as Iowa and MisMmi:. I tiVW. B.,40 H P. 11V W. B., Miff. P. ' 17. F . r H. P. are flooded with small motor cars. HIGHWAY OFFICIALS &fcs&4 f r f J ., $ 975 Touring 7.7n3 Origin Jinriklslni Touring $125 T The origin of the is Cars Roadster 975 Roadster 1250 jinrikisba t will have an op- iper.w.'r more or less shrouded in obscurity. The so.thw Quality to bear what tne nf Coupe-Roadst- Roadster 1275 One account gives the credit to i portunity ret in r I U , Come and Look 1225 1875 smo paralytic old gentleman of Kyoto-who- the nation is tloln in bigbwayj Coupe ' ie finding his palanquin uncom- construction December 4' to 7 when These Over Srrlan 1550 3050 jf''"" """' fortable, designed a little cart in- the American Association of State Chevrolet Non-Ski- Cord Titos, Front and Rear, Standard stead. The usual version is. that Officials will wot '.r T., rebuilt $275 Equipment the inventor was an American Highway Ford T., rebuilt named iode. half cobbler and Kansas City, Mo., in their annual ...$250 half missionary. wl:o first suggest convention. Approximately Har Buick, rebuilt $600 ed the Idea about 1 '! 7 . Another st'ato highwav engineers, road com Kord II., rebuilt $200 version mentions iXiisnke Akiha of mlssioners and minor officials, to tee Essex rebuilt. . . '.$650 mm mm - T., mm Tokyo, father of the present riki- with a lnr number of con shft magnate. Tiie elder Mr. Akiha gctber Overland Ed., reb'lt$250 Phone S71-- DISTRIBUTORS. 519 V. Central Avenue. i and Individuals Interested j vrh died few at tractors ) (- - lA-i--, JLC-t .j-v.v- a years ago, an; will the ses- Ford Roadster, 1920 $125 rate, was actively identified witn in good roads, attend I!. vice Buick T H A the rapid growth in popularity of sions. Alonzo Clark, pres- Touring $500 I.S IS STUDEBAKER YEAR man-draw- n ident in charge of the convention - the vehicle. Ford Touring, 1919. $135 i.'X9. T.,ia.uto fc. ftRKLLarflf,- ifia ; Minor were made 1' ureau has just announced, improvements and $275 from time to time, but thirty-fiv- e In addition to the members Hup Touring years elapsed before the introduc- 'representatives from allied Indus Reo Speed Wagon . $650 tries who will attend it is expected above illustration the first car tion of rubber tires. Then they were 2'-- ton. .$800 (The represents for Economical Tramportation solid, as some few in Yokohama' that many orsaniv.atiops in Republic, in road--- . . $ made by the Olds Motor Works in and in rural parts of the country; interested good Paipre, 1897). still are. will send delegates to obtain tlv Innate tires were no' con- Buick Touring $600 19.1-- in-- latest information as to road in '. When Akiha. first i See the New Oldsmcbile Models for 1923 troduced the inflated rubber tire, struction nnd maintenance, (ireatei the prospect for sales was dubious. interest is attached to the meetiiv, ktfl nt thi'i time as Missouri. Kausa at the i chiefly because the price jumped about L'00 and other southwestern states are HOBBS MOTOR per cent. in But outside of consid- - busily f,ngagc either comuletin; the price road of ALBUQUERQUE MOTOR COMPANY 1 eration, a drawback to the first in- programs inltiati.ig legisla COMPANY 3T3illl'l tion towards a better syi-toi- ".. I flated tires was the habit ot con- - leading )( SI5 . ( cnlr: I'lmiie Ml DISTRIBUTORS servati.-au- , th,. basis of the first of state h'ghwnyp. The convention bureau Is en op- A Deal with the opposition to the steam train, the! official- - Square Phone 905. Corner Fourth and motor Peo- erating with Kansas City Copper. ar and the airplane. for the Car Vou Buy. used to in the fin completing fbe program ple riding elattorino meeting, F.ollen J. "Windrow. H type of kurunm were dissatisfied IT. with the noiseless it Pierimeicr, highway engineer one; attracted for Missouri; M W. Watson, high no attention and secured no prest- tor way engineer for Kansas, and ige its occupants. George Johnson, highwav engineer Put the Japanese promoter ap for are the arrauge-- d to the Nebraska, ' peab Geisha girls. ments committee. Assisting them Here' ofore the belles of old Ja ' had are organizations i"d tm'''id .'!: pan jolted in the hard tire who are interested In the good types, losins their hair ormi-fhen- roads movement. and disturbing their expen- sively and carefully dressed hair; f in the new ones they rode smooth- j&& ly and maintained their coiffure;; intact. Just as the modern motor islJ car salesman appeals to the refine;; woman, so the manufacturer of up. expensive rikisha appealed to t'.c jcINTOS The Tire with the Widei and Thicker Tread geisha and ii s mi: I'MtTs Docs Not liogrct Fleolinc Duo to the greater use ui motor 65 Makes and Mod- The 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet els of Cars Wrecked THE Utility Coupe SAVE TIME AND FRANKLir. This is the lowest-price- d closed car on the market with Fisher Body. MONEY It is bought extensively by concerns equipping fleets for salesmen, and OUniHS is popular for professional and general use where a single seat and extra large rear compartment are desired. - j QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and I? ESovv added f ' o Little You - equipment. Sar"" Matter Pay- ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements for the extra miles in a cord tire, and greatly increased facilities. you ought to get every mile that's in SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and More power, more speed, the better cord material. service stations. mdre economy, new pres- sure air Then don't you need a longer wear- PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added equipment .J cooling system tread on a cord tire to match the the highest development ing and more expensive construction,' which have greatly increased value. in Motor cooling. New longer wearing carcass? Low- demountable rims. Any user of Gates Super-Trea- d Cord Some Distinctive Features Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich slf est price in 20 years. will tell you that he is getting two or Streamline with No of body design high cooling system any three thousand extra miles simply hood; vacuum feed and rear gasoline Two Passenger Roadster '510 can this type equal because the wider and thicker rub- tank on all models; drum type head Five - 525 invention de- New Passenger Touring Franklin in Guaranteed ber tread the inside cords lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open cools protects Two Utility Coupe 680 it per- (le.-ir- s I!-- wtth doors of models. Closed Passenger pendability; Uiiik nnd l'liiionn, i till they have given their last mile. open. fectly under condition: models have Ternstedt Four Sedanette 850 O'aior Caps, frank, Gaskets plate glass Passenger that would stop any other regulated windows, straight side cord l'crcl I'a rt s, Fan 1VIIS. r.lr. Five Passenger Sedan 860 motor made. The new tires, 6un visor, windshield wiper and series 10 Touring will dash light. The Sedanette is equipped Light Delivery Truck- - 510 give you the finest ride Remember with auto trunk on rear. you ever had. That fr maintain tlio lurspst See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications Delivered stork r,f Auto 1'nrts in $2,225 Nothing Compares With Chevrolet JOE MYERS -- we EM! 209 North Fourth Street. Mcintosh Auto Co. and sell BOATRIGHT RUBBER COMPANY THE COOPER MTGIl COMPANY ! , Phone 593 ,, ill V. Coici'. fhoiic ,111a 401 West Ave. Phone 237-- J. Copper Phone 671-- DISTRIBUTORS. 519 W, Central Avenue. JOURNAL1 Page Severf November 2G. 1922 , ALBUQUERQUE MORNING . . r " n Nti jA r . w vF P

' i said that and "Ma". Dwarfs tho win- IS als and in its construction. place, the senior class, aiul active In all Friday. The being OVERLAND "PLUS" "Three-Powe- r. Power with licht .Sunday cared for the turkey flock: school affulrs, ners every week. The to go where- last summer themselves. - They se- high ' WATER PEDDLER CAR FOR COMFORT weight. ability MORE WELLS TO School News Reported by Dorothy Groso High Swond and Low Third ver business or tho lure of tho read lected tho Harding Thanksgiving , ... High Orrio Davis neither absent or tardy in those present before left for tho Tho essay written by Pupils needs of tho calls; power its expressed they that was awarded the bronze medal this month: Orfollo Garcia, Peter "These are the day ample reserves of speed and puli cast in .September. Leo said into ef- Senate Organized in the patriotio essay contest has Nuanes, Nicolas Sanchez, ARE ON in personal transportation," which merge practically been sent to Mrs. H. C. Gage, pres- Hunick, Bertha Vanderpool, Frank IRE JOB Ernest Kaseman, of the Southwest fortless motion. Journal Want Ads (rln results. BE SUNK IN THE Oratory is not dead, so the fourth A car ident of the National Colon- Thorton. tho local Willys-Overlan- d in American history Society Motor Co., all period clays ial Daughters. E" in spelling: Emiliano Mora, dealers. whose first cost provides you Srguni-e- u as the the conveniences of you decided when they Junior Play Willie Skinner, Angel Urvanejo, In equipment o time ( Economy need for immediate use." senate V. a. and turned Kidd Junior," the play Bennie Murphy, Ernest 'lofoya, II MEXICO GITY SAN JUAFJ FIELD of "Captain first costs plus economy in operat- backward to the stirring days selected for tho class, Is a Maria. Moya, Bertha Vanderpool, In Nov. 25. I'rcs-- of junior Leo Hunick. ing costs and economy upkeep Hood River, Ore., j 1SS9, ltust before the opening In three liida John- of an j fsree actf, by Bennte over a long period "so. ident Harding will nave also the war between the states. OUle son Young. The double cast system "E" in arithmetic: "Two-Comfo- And tnis means Oregon turkey for his Thanksglv-- 1 Nicholas Sanchez, in the a. We Offer the Are. That the Pitt, as pro tempore, had used last year is to be followed this Murphy, 10 Machinery City's not alone tho physiciM ease you ing dinner, pound torn, grown it IIw Indications president to determine the actors. Hunick, Emilano Mora and Bennie have to demand from the on of an exciting time deciding points of year Plant Has Broken Down a right the country place the !ev.I Oil Com- Joint Uebato Murphy.- motor car of your personal choice Rev. W illiam A. Miinitay. J ho bird! Big Producing order, and maintaining the proper A .debate between tho Web- High r aiid and low Fourth and May Not Be Repaired at any time on any sort of road, was expressed to the White House.: of Will oiK'stlon before the joint j panies Country ilicnilv. The ster Iicosevelt societies will be Thanksgiving boxes decorated but tho mental easo that can come A 21 pound bird went to (.ieorg.-- Six was extension of slavery and, for Another Week Over- I!. to ! ie$! house the held December 6. with turkeys and pumpkins were only from the confidence the Christian, secretary the iiris-- Give Section a Test in the national territories. Douglas, Wednesday, land gives, in the ident. K.l. brother of tin Boys' Plan for (Jiinio made for Thanksgiving Day. Immediately you Sunday, Calhoun, Scwurd. Sumner, Davis, Grado .M.xi.o City, Nov. 23 (by the quality of Its design, In its muler- - evangelist, who had chargo of the ". Nov. 25. Lincoln were A was held In tho gym-nasiil- High Fourth and Fifth Farmtnston, M., Everett, and even meeting maul an Associated Press.) Water ped situation hero is moving eager young Wednesday after school to The fourth grade has The oil ably represented by "E" record In arithmetic this week dlers', finite a common eight In the towards com- who had thoroughly stud- arrange for a body of from 30 to most satisfactorily students, to in with the exception of one pupil, u fifteen ago have re- - of the field and ied the manv speeches inado during 50 boys take part the parade capital years plete development the on Thanksgiving day. About.thirty-fiv- o newcomer. appeared as a, result of the water of its extent, says this ueriod of history. Perhaps stories were by a demonstration nhioKt ehn.mnions of thn extension boys on a largo truck will fol- Interesting given famine due to tho break down in Times-IIustlei- ;. and the the pupils about Puritan and KOU the Farmlngton of slavery were Evelyn iirosey, ari low, the pep chorus, after the machinery of the city's water OPEN There la now no further doubt O.sman. chorus the boys will give tho Thanksgiving Day. liine. and Donald jveiyn sings The fifth has shown an im Ida at last Siyulay. Tho peddlers about wells beins put down this crippch was based on Calhoun's de school 'yells. Miss Campbell ap grado sido of the Hogback to demon- Donald took the committees to look after provement In American history. are charging from 25 to SO cn-tavo- s November 25th and 1922 fense of slavery. pointed A of Purl-ta- n 26th, strate the fact that oil in paying ernnotnle side of the argument. the different sections representing blackboard border a a gallon for the fluid, which ol' u women ou quantities can bu found Carl liino insisted on the obscrva the school. It Is planned to have scrring turkey is daily becoming scarcer, o, was made the trirlo and all of wo will hold an well as on the Navajo reservation. of constitutional about thirty-fiv- e cars in the Thunksgiving by Willi no water from its Saturday right Sunday EVER BUILT on from tion the guaranty of fifth coming A rig is already the way of and strict enforce- but this will be possible only the grade. "OPEN HOUSE," at which we will show for iUoom-fiel- d slavery the not been ab regular system. Mexico City, with your the Seven Lakes field to of the Dred Scott decision, If the school turns out in full force. Pupils who have where it will be used by ' a ment sent or this are: Dolly Inhabitants numbering approxi- approval the new' improved closed model HUDSON on the y side William Clowns and sandwichmen will add tardy year group of l'ueblo and Kansas capi- stand- will Williams, William Schutz, Rosu mately 500,000, is dependent upon and ESSEX automobiles. These 1923 models are And the we'll. Vaughey argued from tho to the fun. A goat represent a few artesian the Of at talists to down a test Hunlek, Alvita Kaavedra. wells, output" put Lincoln's Union El Paso. The on th commit . to shown on Midwest Well Wniontrd point of Cooper boys Sixth Seventh tirades which is jealously guarded. far superior any being the market Mil-we- from are and st speech; Marjorie Stearns tee to arrange the parade The said it The. official report from the Kansas: Ed The parrots made of peanuts' city engineers today today. LOWEST PRICE well on reserva- Sumner's Crime against Franklin Copn. Roherl Ruoff, was quite possible the capital the Navajo Ixiuden on the moral ward Glhnre, Lee were finished by the seventh grade. tion today is that the well has been and Loiyso line, Oeorge All sixth made "E" in would be without water for anoth- You invited to at- to shut Issue. For tho middle ground of Farr. nnd Jack McFarland. Ihe graders er week or more. and your friends are cordially above the bridso several arithmetic. nffnnv water coming in from above popular sovereignty, Virginia Bragg pep chorus Is preparing Numerous charges of inefficien- tend. K you are not an automobile prospect at of Illinois. On new for the benefit Flghth Grade $1,440.00 and it will now tako about fifteen represented Douglas songs especial Note books in were cy are being made against the this it is an to see the best in cement set before the whole the class learned some of El Paso. agriculture council and have been time, .opportunity rlnvs to let the finished nnd graded this week. city steps motor tho drills are again started. In practical parliamentary law, and Pompom Sale taken by tho newspaper men's car value just the samel HERE ideas of the beliefs of Tests in spoiling, English end to demonstration the meantime the water supply clarified the The Girls' league held a sale of New Mexico were union organize a liino lino from the San Juan river the great leaders in the decade be- history given. against the aldermen with a view Remember the time and place pompoms and paper caps the letter New records for tho . Brunswick to the well Is being burled below fore the civil war. and to forcing their resignation as a wnen me Fleets part of the week. The caps were sent to the school. the frost lino so that Correspondence Club are to be used in the pa- bodv. Night, AH m set work can be of pompoms Adelina Chacon spent tho week water Is Saturday Day Sunday, cement is again At the regiur meeting the rade for the Thanksgiving game. Although drinking retimed without danger of further club held Novem- end in fcanta l"e. scarce, the city for more than a November 25th. November 26th. contin- Correspondence New Students Anita was out of school delay. Work is also being ber 2 2, Eunice Ilerkenhoff, Dolores Springer week has been visited by daily ued on the road to the well. While Elisabeth Fee. Ysnhel Evelyn Eckdahl from Warren, on account of a severe cold. rains, the spectacle being presented Penjamin, entered tho. Edwin is a newcomer .Lauderbaugh Motor the south sido of ihe Stevenson, and Moynelli Stevenson Pennsylvania, junior Onlna of water venders carrying umbrel- H CO. .iv.o- - mn hn made with a. good car con- class on Monday. from Jefferson Island, Mont. las while their wares to were voted as members. Tho a offering Company mlm it is not advisable for the generall stitution submitted tho commit- Edward Cartwright, former The following lunch menus wen the thirsty inhabitants. im- -' by entered the school for week: Distributors public to try it until iuruier tee was adopted. Pictures of Bel- student, high given this Monday, vegetable El 418 West Copper. . I provements are made. There Is were and special work. soup, Tuesday, potato soup; Wed- nnd Cohl Aveimo uij I I I ' gium scenes exhibited, Knd Fifth one sand hill that Is still Pretty from and Wales Second Six Weeks' IVrlod nesday, beans with chill' sauce; DANIELS CRITICISES Phono S33 I with an letters Belgium The second six weeks' of Fri- II hard to be made ordinary were. read. The club decided' to period Thursday, tomato soup, and SOLONS FOR FAILURE car. cor- work ended Friday. Report cards day, macaroni with cheese, i write Christmas letters to their " Imlliin Seen Oil Flow countries. will be given out Wednesday, De- North Fourth Street TO WELCOME 'TIGER' Midwest well respondents in foreign G. The fact that the to Claire Dux cember In tho sixth grade the following on dome flows oil In Sliidenfs Hear in of 100 the Hogback Seniors Charge Pep Meeting hoys made per cent in spelling: Jose-Ph- us whenever the valve At the assembly held Thursday morn- Newark. X. J., Nov. 23. great quantities M. I.. Eox of the chamber The pep meeting rriday Marvin Gardner, Harold Thorne. of is opened, is further attested by morning was i.i of the senior The last week's was Daniels, former secretary is of commerce, and ing charge spelling match last Criticised mem more oyo witnesses. The well Superintendent class. George Olson presided nnd won Pearl Bettis and arith- the navy, night two one two John Milne advertised the concert by the bers of tlio Lniteu States Fenato capped and pipes, stu- introduced the speakers. Bob metic contest by Ernest Simpson. inch and one three inch, lead from Claire Dux will give for high about the Hoswell for their failure to wolcome an- dent on next after- Hughes talked Fourteen members of the fif;h former presi- from the casing head at right only, Tuesday game; Richard Arledgo about made 100 cent in Georges Clnnienceau, The valvo is It noon. Tickets for this concert wer' th; grade per spell- dent of France now visiting in this gles to it. opened, Las Vegas game; Wilbur Wilson ing, they are: Amy Rose. Ina Is understood, only when nono oth- given to each student,' and many of threo country. are to tickets to sell for gave reminisences the Aaron, Anna Sweudson, Milcah "I feel ashamed," said Mr. Dan- er than company employes agreed take games he has with El Paso. On Tuesday of last week, the evening concert to he given at played Garet, Hannah Bennett. Svlvia iels, "when senators of tho United present. test Mr. Moore asked students to .sell Nader, Mark Moore, Joe Galligos. to a welcome to however, a Navajo saw a the armory Tuesday evening. school States failed give he was at the FnrMlsh tickets for the game. High Alice Shirley, Ruby Hooten. Andy the of France. He is telling made. Ho reports that IV. Class Presents l'lnv nnd by tho pep Tiger well, hut was chased away be "Tho written by sfings, yells, songs Parke, Alvin Miller. Billy Hunter, some unpalatable truths, it is true, just Alchemist," chorus completed the program. Ths nnd Hosea in fore the valve was opened. After Lnren Mozley. was presented by Henry Canlrell Simpson. and while we may not concur out of ho circled a Athletic association met at the The pupils who have r.ot been some, yet I think that a man of getting sight members of the English IV. class for be- well-nete- close of the assembly ito plan absent or in eighty-on- e, with his hill and crawled back on his belly morning. It was a d tardy, the fourth ambitions ' Friday the snake dance held Wednes- are: Clettiv Char- bo listened to at to where ho could watch oper- play of the sixteenth century. tojje grade, Bowman, hind him, might ations without being observed. He was day evening at 7, and for tho pa- lotte Danks. Mildred Jameson, least with respect." nil The leading part, the ebemist, rade to be held Thanksgiving day Shir- saw the valve opened and by the au- Martha Matthews, Margaret cViont out a distance of 40 to 50 dramatically portrayed at 2 p. m. ley, Hnrohl Adair. Vernon Adair. some time thor. Willram Vaughey made r Demonstration tho month, are: feet from both pipes fop duke. Other, characters Spwd Willb? Franks,. Peauford Ehler, and during past they until the valvo was ciiwa ugmn,- striking., MW U Oswald, accuracy cham- Harold McDonald. Th$ followliiir Marlon Danks. Wilma Lynch e, were Charles llenfro, Eliot demonstration to Orlena Edna and Jesse pion, will give a pupils made "E" in the arithmetic Marial Moore, Lucero, M., Nov. 2 Klchard Lewis, tho students Wednes- test: Isabella Torres, Law son Macdalena.N. Wilson. The of the cen- typewriting Eeanford Khler. Harold Adair, Bayer, Pii'vnn met with what have re story plav at two o'clock. Any Gleas-ne- r. Wendel and might around nn old alchemist who day afternoon Mildred Jnmeson, Edward Childers, Burgess serious accident ters I is Invited to see this dem Mc- - Taenia's suited in a very tried Ihe elixir student Harold Calvin. LeRov Taylor. on last Tuesday When gathering vainly to, produce onstrate . Krdrrht and Harris McDonald. afternoon witnessed the - J of He' discovered Friday nnnft nenr his home at airview youth. finally South Itro.'iduay The Is third meeting of the P. T. A. The a rich what he was the elixir of primary grade very proud , He had a rope tied around thought The total enrollment of tho of Ihe record in perfect attendance informal program was I" charge rv down youth. T'non tho qualities pinon log and was taking it testing school is ITS. made by nine of its little members of Mrs. Matthews. side of the hill when the log of Wie elixir, he met a terrible Room the but realized Ms failure Primary nl nn one side of a tree and death, just Pupils having "E" in reading for John on the other .side on before his death. The play was a the month of November: Edward of a cliff. s a re- tragedy which held the interest of the edge to end. Sanchez, Russel Nicholas, James sult ho received internal injuries tho class from beginning Kussel Hutchinson, Refugio Var- Tho enst nni In were which required medical attention. ij and stagimr gas, Antonio Vargas, Petronilino very sklllfullv arranged. The au- Chavez. Journal Want Ads Bring Remits thor. Lnren Alo.ley, Is a member of First Grade The best puiiils in number work CONOCO'S are Telesfore Jaramillo, Eaquipula i. point; iii strongest mjiui..ui.ii niifciyrfWiM ill"llii"i Haca, Stella Garcia, Josephine Griego. Cadillac Announces Oeduotion Second Crude, you buy gasoline you want all the power you Tho following pupils made "E" WHEN In arithmetic, this month: Antonio get uniform, dependable power the kind Otero, Rosarlo Godinez, Charles Pilmer and Carl Tapley. that cornea from instant ignition and complete combustion. Eusebio Rocha won the arith- UNION metic contest Friday. "wester The point about CONOCO is the POWER it We Salvage Third Grudo strongest Star pupils In all subjects this teliSSram , delivers. But this is only one point in which it excels. month are: Nestor Sanchez, Juan tOftI I ftTK1N.ntTIMMatMt Rodriguez, Adeline Garcia, , Old Batteries " Fourth Grade Positive start, quick pick-up- less carbon and greater Trfe had following pupils perfect mileage are all there, too. spelling lessons this month: Emma Nov. 23. The Cadillac If there's a chance for further ser- Sanchez, Bert Cox, Estella Gurule Detroit, Mich., Solomon Hererra won the arith- - Motor Car Company today announced a re- And there is a good reason for this. CONOCO has been vice in it we extend its life. If it has rrtetic contest Friday. of on its Car and also Fifth Cirado duction $265 Touring scientifically developed with a carefully determined range we the value to- 10-typ- any value, give you II Jennie Krajarlck and Elizabeth reductions on its complete line of e 61 M ev of boiling-point- s in the r wards the purchase of a new battery. Sweager made "E" In spelling Models, which we continued on an increased just right proportion. ery this month. day - schedule 1923. Andrieta Padilla and Leota Cum- production for The new boiling-poin- ts trade-S- ri allowance down Most any gasoline contains some sort of a range of Our brings mlns are the class leaders in arilh-- : price, of the Touring Car is $2,885. This new further the Prest-O-Li-te metic, reduc- but it takes resources and refining skill pew prices, Sixth Grade price on the Touring Car represents experience, making them the lowest possible prices The Geography class made some tions amounting to $1,055 on this model in the to get these nicely balanced not too many low points well-kno- week. for this wn very good maps this last eleven months. quality battery Anita Montoya has made "E" lr at the sacrifice of the equally important higher ones, nor all-arou- all-weat- best nd, bat- to the spelling every day this year up an uneven somewhere in between. It is this ideal date.. Prices become effective on Friday, Decem- "jump" tery. Flghth Grado of the whole that will find in Th eighth grade had a debate ber 1, 1922. proportion range you You can get a Prest-O-Li- te with Prest-O-Plat- es 'li.st Friday on the following sub-- ; CONOCO. That is why we call it the balanced gasoline. low for ject: ''h. and as as $19.90 light cars, Resolved, That tho work of tho H. Nice, president general manager That is why CONOCO does all the things you expect of a less any allowance for the old battery. farmer Is more Important than of the company, issued the following state- that of the merchant, .The nega-- I good motor fuel and does them well. tive sido won. ment regarding the reductions: If call - In you're thrifty, on us. Monthly tests were given nil all-roun- For d, year-roun- d satisfaction! you'll find studies this week. Louie Krajarlch "The new prices are mainly the result of made "K" In agriculture and arith- - "CONOCO the best it for a month and metic. the large production and sales of the Type 61 buy! Try youH MORROW AUTO COMPANY Irene Gutierrez and Trinidad, Cadillac during the last year, in which we use it the rest of the season. Sanchez made "E" in spelling tins' have sold more Cadillacs than in the DISTiUBUTOKS mnntji- - already Marie Doty made the best grade best previous record year. No need for lubrication troubles. Use the proper con. 313-31- X. M. In this month. 5 West Silver. Albuquerque, 'English Motor drain The girls the sewing class sistency of POLARINE, The Perfect Oil, and flnhihed their aprons this week. "The type 61 Cadillac proved so popular the crankcase 400 to 500 miles. They have been studying textiles this last that we were every and have completed their textile during year forced, books. time and again, to revise upwards our produc- Miss Trene Burke, country su- tion scheduled to meet the demand. perintendent visited the school Fri- THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY day. ' (A Colorado Cotporitioa) The and basketball ' based Oldest;sendee tomotorists girls boys "The new prices are on an even Denver Pueblo Boiaa teams are practicing every day. schedule for 1923 Albuquerque A Girls' Glee club has been or- larger production than tho Butte Great Falls Salt Lake City Cheyenni ganized. record high production mark of this last year, Hot lunch Is served to thirty pu- and on the many economies in pils daily. manufacturing ' new Old Town made possible by our factory. ( In the primary room, the follow- ing, children , have been neither ab- sent nor tardy this month: Bcrandu "THE CADILLAC FACTORY CO." Garcia, Mary Mlekush, Mela Mon- toya, Oabrletila Arunda, Orvllee Alley, Frank Fischer, Robert Mor- gan, Joe Wilds. U' 0ff First tirade Those perfect In attendance dar- ing the past month are: Cresceld.i Hew Mexico iotor Corporation Garcia, Doris Thorton. Jacob Mar' tinez, Aurelio Montana and Lec STATE DISTRIBUTORS Conoco, the balanced gasoline, more than mttti , Nuanes. ' BSy ' Ixw Second Grado 517 West N. M. m I the U.S. Navy specifications for motor iasdine - Terfect attendance this month: Central, Albuquerque, Sophia Fischer. Enid Wells, Loin I Nunnes, Mary Garcia, Leonard 11 . Becker Gregorla Romero! HenrJ rrra rmthf ahJZ&' 11 Bungardner, . Selfredo Pavedra, ' ":L ..; Mnttlas Jaramillo and Kenneth , m. .14. II IJ Wilds,. rM SNAIBBJIIII MMNMNWQaW contest JHtaMMMPV Tho spelling ended on h A) J

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L1EIT. JOHN A. M'READY - "ei: r holds world s Itltude. duration , . s'i ' ' ' ?K vA' HAVING LOST ELECTION as and distance flying records t , ;s I'JV WILLIAM Ho's been 40,000 fiown ) ' 'jf2A' IIORWOOD, chief of candidato' up feet, rSiC NJv f cratlo for Legislature from " ' n- - ' ' ' "1'1 Scotucd Yard and Commissioner of Mrs." onfin lv .. tester, Pa., Jean Kane Browne BETROTHED AT FOUR, Miss Madelliie Can-tasan- o Metropolitan Police. London, suffered has filed suit for divorce against bus-fro- and Frank Spero, New York couple, hav now been married. At reception of 3,000 friends, - poison cleverly concealed In box band, her manager. i - campaign Gov.-cle- A. E, Smith was first to congratulate Xv:- ffh of candy sent through malls. (lnt'l News Reel.) - them, rf it .: 'S!.-.- - ..if.

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5. ftf Terence Macwmey itltJ'r a thousspJ ceaths for ;f .illtrr Jr.; ' J 1 dse . til Mary v;ac5winey K J LIEUT. OAKLEY KliLLY was Vith Lieut. Mac Ready when he established duration and dis- tance flight records. (Int'l News Reel.)

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H 'A . , ' - f ' -7 i lA'n ' - ; 1RS. DOItOT'lY UUNN suu WALTER HIGGINS, 'tlisr-ln-la.- , Zt-ph-e DR. ; uer iah 1 ,of Columbiu University, OTTO EDW1N MEERS, vV 1 "; Duuu, of Chicago, for llOO.OOt New York C"., led all EDFELpT of Troop I, of Ros-lyn- , affec-tioni.- J;l - tor alienation wny and won Gorman alleged i: JOAN the (right), L. I., Boy Scouts, ng HEED, ot, London is nine, but she cross-countr- A "i ) porsautled her ouly ' - ico ni a ssador tJ' husband to go to Europe. He r.as mado three round trpls nlone across the At WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT haL returned to from Cornell, Dart U. S.. wtfs recent construe ea this 13 I answered with attack on her America on liner, his own yacht on which he mouth anti Pennsy). ftn Prpat. .' V.'y!-- foot glider alone tantic to visit in Toronto, Canada. . . ' J I grandmother to make the not been Hnrdl-.ig- I character. hoped trip, having ready vanla. s dent (right). ; () (Iut'I News Reel.) (Int'l News Reel.) in time lor his departure from England. (Int'l News Reel.) (Int'l News Reel.) (Int'l News Reel.) lis