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DRAFT DF THE PROPOSED DUADRUPLEPAGT Arms See TUGGED' YANKS PACT I'T GET Delegates Advantage II . HIGHLY PHASED of U. S. in Air in Future Wars SHOT III FRANCE THROUGH SENATE F TR EAT Y 15 BY E IS FROM IT51I5 TOLD WITHOUT BITTER ARMS IHflEElTIOiS Senator Continues to Press BEFORE THE That American FIGHTJRDRECAST " Charges LI '"-- f i V.v Soldiers Were Executed of Great ;. ' tBf;-'.- v.'vv. i .Representatives Without Proper Trials. "Treacherous, Treasonable IIInnnrMl Britain, France and Japan and. Damnable," Declares CONFERENCE BY Wax in (Djr The Asuor lnlecl Trna.) Reed of Missouri LUUUC Eloquent Lauding Washington, Dec. 10. Names of Senator - more 100 New Agreement. , 17'- than former service men of New Agreement', were presented today to a senate APPL' PUNCTURES i ? committee by Senator Watson, BORAH TO democrat, of Georgia, who asked DECLINES bo to tesiW ' nESS0F LODGE that they brought there ' MAKE A STATEMENT AMGU- - JAPANESE ALLIANCE IS fy In tho investigation of his charges that American soldiers had A' of the U, S; on been put to death in Franco without Republicans Generally, How SSFiWEDDYREWASBEEfi n light of trial. :Jj.ndates Has Been There was no Intimation, as to ever, Predict Ratification" Wav Modified Bv the how many would be summoned. By an Vote t$cs Assurance, however, was given Sen Overwhelming Action Paves the to of Spokesmen State mmmmmm ator Watson that every person in Upper House, Way Acceptance tb'freaty, would be called if he believed they were (B Tim AomrfnlrA PrfM.I a prepared to give testimony (By The Aanorlated PreM.) American tor rceaucuon or raT on tho rroposais Washington, Dec. 10 (by the As directly bearing charges. Dec. 10 the As- A a mI-- funW m a T qwa-- Mflfs To f'! ' (D Uoiuls From IxnierH. Washington, (by diva sociated Press.) In presenting the r &&&& Senator Watson read extracts sociated Press). Indications of op- four-pow- in senate" to ratifica- trca' to the arms con WWII, M""" from many letters In which soldiers position the of Per- tion of tho four-pow- er pected to Contribute to Settlement ference today. Senator Lodge said declared they knew of numbers of Pacific L executions. One soldier treaty developed today shortly it had been accepted by the United S r. illegal new was plexing Chinese Questions. wrote that on a transport going to after the pact announced States subject to a satisfactory France fourteen men were drowned at tho arms conference. pro- Senator democrat of Mis- Associated The conclusion of the negotiations- for no apparent reason. Reed, Washington, Dec. 9, (By the Press). ceeding over Yap, and also with 4 The senator undertook to show, souri, an "irreconcilable" In the 'Anglo-Jaoane- se alliance, with apprehen- reservations relative to the man- and indeed announced he would long fight against the treaty of long regarded Versailles, in a statement de- sion American into dated islands south of the equa- prov, that the war department list by the people, passed history today of eleven executions did not in- nounced the new understanding aa when spokesmen, of both nations at the arms conference tor. t clude all men illegally or "treacherous, treasonable and American hanged damnable" in its stead a new four-pow- er for It was explained by ' shot by order of superior officers. and predicted "there accepted agreement A of seemed to be a would be a and a hot one.'' to United spokesmen later that tho attitude j picture what fight preservance of peace in the Pacific which the gallows in France, on which a rope Other senators of the irreconcil- of the American government upon able for most with- States and France become parties; tho mandates has been In no way was being hooked around tho neck group, the part, of a condemned soldier, with sev- held comment but, speaking pri- This action, with fulfillment of details to follow, paves modified by the treaty. at- The conference also gave formal eral officers on the platform and vately, indicated an unfriendly the to of the American for scores on was pre- titude toward Senator way acceptance proposals ! to several resolutions on i the ground, the treaty. j approval sented who testi- Borah of reduction of naval armaments and in large measure is Chincse problems adopted by the : by the senator, Idaho, leading republican, committee of the fied that It was taken by a colonel, iprernnnllflhle wntt one nf thosn de expected to contribute to .settlement oi tne ininese Far Eastern ; ly&:' now in the service. to comment. - ' whole. The "four points" of Elihu clinlng questions. tho declaration on The officer's name was not re- Republicans generally, however, Root, I I over- Island Possessions. allianoe and a compact for peace- tho rel- vealed. predicted ratification by an and agreements Ts HeUl. vote in this Provisions of the agreement ful solution of future controversies. ative to China's neutrality and fu- Picture whelming and predic- wnlch is In the form of a ten-ye- " 'If' there should develop be- ture treatiea her were Senator Watson stated that he tion to a greater or less extent were to of the contractinS affecting 'Lias desired to return the to- Joined by a number of democrats. treaty, are confined the "region tween any high included in resolutions spread picture out the, Tho n.i-- hllmn Bvinp Washinirtnn. and a clrweuo nf the cockpit. Bhowinir Lieut. Com. R. F. Wood. night but direction of Senator on that side of of the Pacific ocean." The four parties a controversy arising formally on the records. f7. ot t by Including leaders powers are to respect each other's of any Pacific question and involv- altitude pilot, smoking a cigarct, and another member of the crew smokint a pipe within a few feef Shields, democrat, of Tennessee, it the senate. Many senators refused not Shnntnns Negotiations. was retained for the record, fll- - to commit Island possesions and to meet In ing their said rights which is Although the plenary session oc- of the inflated bag. themselves, declaring consultation If arises or settled s though Mr. Shields declared It was they wished to study the pact. a dispute satisfactorily by diplomacy cupied the attention of the dele- source of of this thcln the If the of any of the four are and Is likely o affect the harmoni- Washington. Dec. 10. (Special.) supply gas in chromosphere of the sun was !not worth while as evidence if the Democratic senators in a number rights gates until afternoon the Japanese world, as far as is known today. iobt:ervcd in 18iiS. The gws is who made could not be at- threatened by any other power. ous accord now happily subsisting met con- been home" forci nowiman it of instances said they did not and Chinese and reported It has brought Government officials point out (extracted from natural gas in the found to testify. to the docu- The announcement was made hy between them, they shall invite the siderable progress in the to oe tach the importance high1 to a Joint Shantung bly foreign diplomats attending that the value of helium can vcinity of Fort Worm, Texas, where Colonel, W. E. Bethel, nRRlstant ment as a measure that was Senator Lodge at a plenary session contracting parties , Next week the Far it peace conference whole sub- negotiations. the armament conference here that readilv seen by tho layman when tne navy maintains a production judge advocate general, from whom claimed In and of the arms conference and was to which the committee will Its o republican quarters Eastern resume America be. one of the Is stated that a dirigible inflated plant. It is escaping into the committee obtained the list of and followed by expressions of approval ject will be referred for considera- deliberations it is an- should - described it as "Innocuous" as and possible the V. S. with the gas would be explosion mnsphere now In a volume esti- the eleven legal executions, was to the by the plenipotentiaries ot Great tion and adjustment. other session will bo hold parties In a future war nnti as sufficient to having a great similarity China and 2. plenary to take the lead in proof and fireproof against inline four structed to check over the Watson of nations covenant. liritain, France, Italy, '"Articles early next week to record tha can be expected aircraft guns of tho enemy, Dirl bags a week. The known list and see if anv were the same. league Belgium, The Netherlands and " 'If the saift rigiits are threat- the air fighting. For at the close supply. Rome democrats pointed to Ar- agreement on naval ratio. confer- glble bars filled with the present will be exhausted in twenty years After of a letter Portugal. ened by the aggressive action of The devoted the confer- of a recent session of the presentation ticle II, which binds the signatories con- hour by visitors in form of gas ujjcd for balloons nrevnles3 conserved, experts believe. 'from Assistant Secretary of the In Pacific islands To be binding on the United any other power, the high ence to four-pow- con- ence these foreign taw if their rights the tho C-- in- for the wells the Roosevelt States must bo ratified shall communicate troaty the navy dirigible 7, easy prey enemy planes endIf largo containing Navy denying he had are threatened by the aggressive the treaty tracting parties stituted a memorable in flight ft are are De nana ' de- frank- chapter new which guns. Experts gas enppea in,o supply could first knowledge of the killing "to com by the senate. Open wr was with one another fully and the history of diplomacy. Assem- flated with the gas next war, should conserved and would 100 soldier the action of any other power, "irreconcil-ables- " under- revolutionize the use of agreed that the last years, of a by an officer and one clared on It by some ly in order to arrive at an in promises to I municate" with another tuny, bled about the big green table one come, would be fought mainly it is estimated. ( subsequent transfer of tho officer as to the most efficient such craft in coming wars. - and In oreer to arrive at an of the Versailles treaty fight standing Continental hall, flanked their Several con- Wat-gre- ss frankly lead- by is in the air. 'nitempts to'lnterest to another command, Senator ns to the most effi In the senate, but republican measures to Jointly and advisers and by galleries packed The gas, helium, was listed on a new in to husband the eon use ot Mr. Rooso- - understanding meet e. And the Helium first taking steps explained that measures to lie taken. ers and some democrats declared separately, to the exigencies with the notables of many nations, and when a line have failed, experts say. velt's name was due to blunder. cient Jointly , only clement bright yellow, supply a meet the ratification 'was certain. of the particular situation. the expressed United States possesses the, The he was written or separately to exigen- " 3. plenipotentiaries latter, stated, cies 'of situation." Signatures Not Affixed. 'Article their realization, of the Import Cf by Colonel WJlUam the particular " , remain Hayward,. This differed but little, Signatures of the representatives This agreement shall the new international alignment, attorney, of Now York, they said, ' -- .,. FORMER .TREASURER cove- - of the powers have.jiot yet been in (prce for ten years from the v" Vivlnnl Was Kloniicnt. and a former officer overseas. from Article 'If of 'ha "league Is if effect after IRISH FREEDOM fho found affixed, Rnd there an intimation time shall take and Senator Lodge's address was de- ARRESTED ON GABOfJER'S FATE "Ra-tw- AmerliMin Ix'glon. nnnt, which republicans that they may be withheld until the the expiration of said period It livered with an which from his Ietier to Chair- most objectionable. to be force sub- emphasis Quoting of Tiaval ratio has been settled. (fliall continue in kept delegates end pppctatorl IS DEMANDED BY CONSPIRACY CHARGE man Brandegee, the senator said It Senator Harrison Mississippi, The naval situation remains un- ject to the right of any of the high on his word. Rene was no to him the one of the democratic spokesmen it hanging every surprise that In his comment said: changed pending word from Tokio, contracting parties to terminate war of (B The AmwIiumI Prm American prin- In the senate, ' Viviani, premier France, CONVENTION PLACED IN THE legion, "composed of are but there la general confidence upon twelve months notice. the devotion of his pov- - II F. Aria.. Dec. 10. Harry of the officers who organ- "The best parts the treaty " 4. Voicing Phoenix, cipally from the that approval of the American 'Article ernmont to and rose S. treasurer of Ari ized themselves in Parts to perpetu- those provlsionp taken " 'This shall bo rati- peace concord, Ross, former of covenant." plan will be made unanimous agreement to passages so eloquent that al- (Br Tlie Anxirtntrd Vrm.) zona, waB arrested here today on ate militarism In this country, league nations in the very near future. fied as soon as possible in accord- he in thn ' Dec. 10. At- an him an! should whitewash themselves." One of the principal effects of ' constitutional meth- though spoke French, New York, indictment charging In lieu of principal ance with the hall was ap- P. former of HAHDSOF JURY i The commander of a legion post the treaty, both republicans and signature, on swept repeatedly by tacks on Great Britain 'and tho K. Lewis, president would be its delegates have put their initials ods of the high contracting parties plause. the Central Bahk V Wlckrnburg, at Westvllle. Oklahoma, the senator democrats agreed, de terms offered Anglo-Japane- the official copy of the treaty and and shall take effect w1 the In the clear style so strongly pence Ireland, with conspiracy. The Wickenbnrg raid, had sent him the name of a termination of the Senator said this act was to posit of ratifications which sha.l of. British voiced by speakers at the con- doors last h. man to that twenty-on- e alliance. - Lodgo and characteristic oratory, hank closed Its llar ready testify of the be interpreted as meaning that the take place at Washington, A. J. Balfour related why Great vention of the Friends of. Irish Ross and Lewis are nlieqred to One of Four Verdicts May Americans were executed In "The real purpose treaty document has been "approved to thereupon the agreement between Britain was Freedom, today, wore eheerod In fol- France without trial. Another sol- is cunningly masked by fine phras- ready to lay aside her have conspired together the Be A- I all intents and purposes." Great Britain and Japan, which alliance with to a by more than 1,700 delegates manner: Lewis, It Is charg- Returned Against dier wrote that more than six hun- es," Senator Reed declared. "It on Japan accept t lowing of Elihu Root, To Hasten DcclKlon. was concluded at London July place in a broader'clrcla of friend- representing every state. ed in the Indictment, was to have Mail Under dred had been illegally killed !.i a verbal photograph to 13, 1911, terminate.'" S. lleged Bandit but its sugar coat- The agreement is expected shall ly nations, and Prince Tokutrawa, D. Cohfilan, Btate supreme, tho Central Bank of Wiclcenburg France. notwithstanding ' hasten decision not on the "Tho signing of this treaty.'Nsald In a court who was elected of eta'"? of Court. "Did these men tell you why the ing, it is no moro or less than a only on speaking for Japan, Bummed justice, dest'lnatf'd as a depository Instructions naval ratio, but en all other issues. Senator Lodge, continuing, "Is few sentences the or permanent chairman, received funds. Ross, tho indictment al- soldiers were killed?" Senator quadruple alliance between Great to- the United sub- gratification and the A British statosman went so far tho part of States his country at the turn of affair. an ovation when he declared leges, was to deposit from time to Dr The Ahocl:ifed Trrfra.) Brandegee asked. Britain, Franco, Japan ses- of a convention th-- kill- which mu- night as to characterize today's ject to the making Applause from delegates greeted Irish in America would never time state funds- in excess of Phoenix. Ariz,. Dec. 10. The "In each case of ruthless United States by they the break-u- p with Japan concerning the status bo satisfied and would never en lurv which hna trvinir RoV ing." the senator replied, "It was tually bind each other to exert sion as '"practically Senator Lodge's delineation of the amount tho bank was lawfully hppn control of the conference" so far as the of the island of Yap and what ar'i new treaty, as an agreement based . cease work mtll Ireland was titled to receive. The indictment Gardner, escaped convicted mail stated that men were shot down be their Joint power for the con- mandated in and unable Pacific for the mainte- major considerations are termed the islands, on good faith, "with no military granted a government "with charges that tho collateral fur- robber, on a charge of robbing a cause they were fagged of the and cerned. the Pacific ocean, north of the or naval sanction" in th4 the r.ame institutions andithe nished tho bank wan insufficient mall car at Maricopa, Ariz., on No- to walk. nance of the rights of each 'in In lurking by Insular and insu- One of the first Impulses of some equator, the negotiations regard background. Repeatedly he was same freedom that . America for the nmount of funds deposited vember S, began its deliberations their possessions was to compare and con- to which are almost concluded, and he Went on de- has." Ho also nttaeked Brit- The indictment at 6:17 o'clock thin afternoon. lar dominions in the region of the senators to applauded as to there by the plate. MRS. DELM0NT PLEADS trast the treaty with Jhe league of also to reservations with respect clare that a new day of interna- ish Influences which, he said, also charges that the bank did not Gardner was Indicted and tried Pacific ocean.' nations covenant. what nre termed the mandate is- tional had madu were seeking to control Ameri- tho state the amount In the United States district court BIGAMY "If we sign this treaty we bind Pacific south understanding pay proper GUILTY TO to to assistance By an official American spokes- lands in the ocean, "this great experlfnent" possible, can opinion. of Interest on Its dcposlls. here on three counts in connection ourselves go the fea- of one al- of Great Britain and man It was pointed out that a the equator. and to appeal unto the men and "Wo give notice to Eng- No "charrro that etther Ross and with the robbery, but count, The Amwciatrd Japan, covenant is "It should ba observed that the he he received a watch (By PreM.) in the event that their in- ture of the league women of the nations to help us land," declared, "that Mr. Lewis profited personally by thi leging that Madera, Calif., Dee. 10. Mrs. France four-pow- er controvers-lo- to which the pro- Mari- dominions In the Paclfie are omitted from the peaoe sustain It in spirit, and in truth." Harding and Mr. Hughes are transaction was contained In tne that was in the mall stolen aj Bambina Maude Delmont, who sular In Article X of the posed trelfty refers do not embrace When he finished hftndclap-pin- g not to be able to have copa, was dismissed by prose- threatened. I have quoted from agreement. the going Indictment. thj nwore to the San Francis- is members to '"re- questions whlclvaccording to prin- continued more a . their present scheme of allN cution Just before the ca3e wis the preamble, but the purpose league the agreed Ho for than co police court complaint of international law, ex . unco to the The rema'.ninu made article two. That spect and preserve each other's ciples minute. put through any more CENTRE IS WILLING TO given Jury. Roscoe C. plain by but in the clusively within the domestic Jurl3 M. Viviani than Mr. Wilson and Mr. two counts allege that he stole charging (Fattnl article plainly means that these territorial integrity." recounted tho suffer- he rbuekle with murder ng irglnln and win new treaty the pledge is to "re- dicton of the respective powers. ings of his In the war to em- House put through their MEET ANY GRID ELEVEN three mall sacks and that stole a to a powers will assemble people " was mall. Thomas Ranne. pleaded guilty bigamy on to be em- territorial in the Pa- The conference will perceive tho national devotion to In- league of nations." watch that in the agree the methods spect" rights I re- phasize A. district at charge In the superior court here course means cific. that I spoke correctly when struments of he n.r Anwwlntrd Flynn, United States A de- ployed, which of that to terms of peace, France, The I'rmO the otner today, and asked probation. to war, if war to ferred the the treaty AMENDMENT , ADOPTED. torncy, explained that they will Jointly go Omission of the guarantee added, will be ready always to keep Louisville. Kv.."Dec. 10. J. B. Garl- - cision on Jier request will be made the of foreign as simple. To put It In a few Toronto, Ont., Dec. 10. Th col- count was dismissed because Is necessary, or by their combined "preserve" Integrity her word and although she knew McGce, manager of the Centre ner admitted the later. nations is declared- by the Ameri- words, the treaty provides that the the of would ifot hes Amateur Athletic Union of Canada football at Danville, to- had committing ' Mrs. Delmont power of threats intimidate other four will agree price conflict, lege team robbery. The complaint nations. can delegates to constitute an signatory powers ltate to "seal wath blood" any adopted an amendment to its rules day said that Centre Is ready to swore out was reduced to one of distinction between anj "(Continued" on. Page' Two.) which today which will any but meet anv or uni Judge William II. Sawtolie, wni "It is not only an entangling alli- agreement into she entered. prevent legitimate college over case, infonnod manslaughter by the police and tho Is which Bnlfour Canadian citizens from competinc team which the San Diego presided the on it ance, but It an alliance Speaks. in versity the Jury that It could return one of Jury which tried Arbuckle Turning to the Anglo-Japane- future Canadian track and field chamber ett commerce mny select, failed to agree. (Continued on Page Two.) Is to four verdicts, as follows: alliance, Mr. Balfour declared championships. The object In the game to be played December of both counts: or OVER TH Britain was aware of encourage Canadian athletes. 28. Guilty guilty HARRIIGTON BOB TO Grat well, one count and not guilty oi mo the susnlclon In America hecause or not by 'two-pow- other; not guilty: guilty the er agreement had been reason of insanity. Either of the JAPANESE ARUY HI SIBERIA TO continued after causes for it had last two verdicts, he explained, disappeared In the collapse of Ger- would Gardner his liberty so asso- AT M. grant many, and Russia. But the 2:30 P. TODAY far as tho charge concerning the BE WITHDRAWN WHEN ciations of twenty years, he con was concerned. SITUATION BEFGRE HE HAS TOLD HIS STORY Promptly at tlxt hour or 2:30 tills afternoon thirty-nin- e automo-lillc- s Maricopa robbery tinued, were not easily Broken, and n-il-l . Is un- leave tlvo Klk in club im-m- Gardner, however, already that break was compensated only club, piloted each insmneo by a sentences for br, to collect discarded clothes from tho doorsteps of our people. der totaling fifty years IS INDICATION NOW by the merging of the old relation Tho entire will 'be covered in an hour. two mail robberies. Tfo was serv- WARRANTS, into one of broader city from Mc- ship import Tills is one method adopted tho to Albu-querq- ing them when he escaped Justice Delivers Rule on Case Instead of On that would satisfaction to by community keep Island In bring warm this winter. Tho clothing collected will be sorted by Neil September. Ar- every part of tho empire. tho (salvation and distributed Guest Kbli The maximum penalty for the Motion; Tondre Was All Prince Army by Captain and with Gardner was A "Gentlemen's Says Harrington Japan." Tokugawa Bergman. They will so that it goes whore it will do the most good. offense which Declaration" Is Understood to said, would likewise rejoice ot the All manner of old for cither children or is do. charged In tho present trial, the rested Because He Withheld Information; new - he clothing adults, court informed the is a fine of Be of arrangement, although, sired. Toys, which tlie cuiMreu are willing to give to niaki other Jury, Under Preparation; Maintenance added, the Japanese reciprocated children bo Included in $2,000 or five years in jail. Men Death luippy, should tho package. Is on Three Implicated in Mystery. the British expressions of appre- Tho Journal tho hope, will Gardner still Awaiting trial There Has Caused a Protest al- expresses that our cill.ens take the out of an at- Troops Strong ciation over results of tho old tlmo to mako tills enterprise a (treat success. Its success nienim a a charge of growing liance. Representatives of the in tempt to rob a mall car here, in in Justice of the Peace A. Archuleta, Commissioner Eugene Kemponlch, decrease tho misery which otherwise will exist in tho city thin Herman Japan, Washington Reports. last when, other, nations confined themselves winter. ' which he was captured by ' 'acting as preliminary trial Judge at sprang a surprise night to of F. Inderlied. clerk in of the Los LunB3 of Lucy instead of giving a ruling regard- elmplo declarations approval, Follow instructions: Tie your bundle well, mark It "Elk Club" charge ' the hearing In case Min- car. (BT TOE ASSOCIATE! PRESS.) who was arrested on a ing the defendant's motion for dis- except the of China, and put it on your doorstep before 2:30 this afternoon. Xo door bell Harrington, ister Sze adding that it was to bo will Washington, Dec. 10 (by the As tion from the American govern charge growing out of the mys- missal at the completion of the bo rung. Tho collectors will tako only what is in sight and ment that the two countries unite terious death of State state's case, proceeded to bind Har supposed the treaty would' "supple- marked for them. TAKF CHRISTMAS sociated Press). A "gentleman's Highway on. ment by a further convention to JO and in dispatching an expeditionary rington over to the grand Jury AND declaration" concerning Siberia to evacuation a or an accessory uner which all tho powers, Including Tho Fund has to coma In. Contributions NER1Y VETERANS force permit proper charge being . Empty Stocking begun presence of Japanese troops there Cisecho-Slova- k who )2,-50- 0. China, will be ... 1)0 of the troops the fact and to fix his bond at parties." will accepted by tho business offices of either tho Herald or the IS ADVICE is understood to be under with auch success Scopo ot Agreement. . Journal. All contributions will le acknowledged in both newspapers. CHILDREN, prepara- had been fighting we can not In- tb,e of the tion by the Japanese government. in the Interior and who desired re- WEATHER "Do I understand that outlining scope The proceeds will be used by Rabbi Bergman and Captain Uucst be- four-pow- V are carried out it is of 1920 Felix Baca, one agreement, the speak- to a Merry Christmas. (By Th AMHnted f'rM.) If plans patriation. By the spring give testimony?" give Albuquerque' poor Dec. 10. L. Hd-ba- rt lieved that the had with- . f of the attorney for the defendant, ers emphasized that "it applies In tho comfort of our own surroundings let us not be unmind- Boston, Mrs. F. Japanese delegation all powers except Japan to in of Cincinnati,' national presi- may soon announce this declara- drawn their troops. FORECAST. 1 cried as he sprang to his feet. "That only the Pacific Islands and ful of those who will ho sad or cold or hungry on Chris! man day no to China or dent of the women's auxiliary of tion to the arms conference. Maintenance of the Japanese Colo., Dec. w' you bin him over to the grand way any other part and thereafter. Both dnty and desiro will prompt each of us to do Denver, tU tes- in nn ad- As now conceived, the declara- in Siberia has caused a witnout even of the Asiatic mainland. In the . the American Legion, troops 'ivicAjuu; lauuuny uuu munuHy, gen- - Jury hearing our share. Massa- tion will word "as timony?" view of some American delegates It Hero are tho contributions to date: dress yesterday before the embody Japan's strong movement in Japan against Justice of the Peace Archuleta applies not only to Hawaii, which 5.00 chusetts auxiliary, urged that a gentleman," that the Japanese their remaining so long a time. mountains. f t Evening Herald ...... $25.00 Judge Meridian""'' $ In re- of in Siberia will Stated that as they had been argu- American naval authorities always 2.00 energies be expended actual army occupation The Japanese government has Arizona: Sunday ana Monday, Albuquerque Morning Junior Organization nurses-an- vet- TiAt-H- he had a the lief war be withdrawn when conditions been with representa- , plnildv nlirrhtlt ntarm.ii WU.l-nan - the C380, ha took it that havo (regarded as part of 25.00 Rebo MerMeldor. . . , 1.00 for needy negotiating ( J ing he is Journal , Juno in erection of make It as soon as of Eastern t no to offer and that American mainland hecnuSo it 1.00 1.00 erans Instead of the possible Japan tives the Far republic tral portion. testimony Cash 1'irglnin Joyce Mcrsfelder can secure some "reasonablo guar- to fixed his bond at J2.500. a vortex of the Tacific ""defensive LftDcllo 1.00 Martin 1.00 memorials,- of Chita seeking arrange a trade bondsmen Kmilv liiersmlth ...... "Look out for tho children of antees" that the lives and the country, but . LOCAL HKPOUT. Mr. Baca cried for his triangle," but also to all of tho Sirs. S. F. Vorhes. , 1.00 Krncst Hull 1.00 property agreement opening in of ef- veterans in and veterans of residents will be safe- the hove f not suc- h Conditions Xjr the twenty-fou- r to step forward and spite Island, whtch make up the Japan- C. W. Hunter. 100 llossio 1). 1.00 hospitals Japanese negotiations ' , Purdy. some - . , hours ended nt 6 W ni. forts of District Attorney Fred ese empire. Cash .1.00 K. Smith 1.00 out of work," she said. "There guarded and that protection ceeded. yesterday, ' l ... will be In the Siberian v recorded by the ',, Nichols to steer the proceeding back A British spokesman said that T. II. Crnbb 10.00 H. It. .50 will be many heart aches among afforded university: bond was was Murgls.... children Christmas time districts to Korea. . 41 into normal channels, the the gnvrfp 1.00 thoso at adjacent - Highest temperature although Japanese Riwnnis club 31.10 Koy . . be- Lowest .t 20 drawn and signed by Hsrry. to be as within the pro- 1.00 unless wo seek them out and take It is Intimated that. Japanese DayeL. regarded Mother ...... 8.00 if. Pickroll 21 and W". E.' Harrington and A. visions of the those belong- M. IVflller 5.00 1.00 Christmas to them." , lieve such a declaration would "XORMAT.CT" IN ERIN. " Range ...... treaty, '. , Kov Kirkpatrlek Moan 80 Johneock. ing to The Netherlands were not to Fdmund 1.00 Fred 1.00 It was announced that every dis "clear the air" as to the Siberian Itelfnst, Deo. 10 (by the A. the the state Tracy Klrkpntrick In state would and while it would allow elated --Rival crowds Humidity at 6 a. m. . I ...... 100 Following closing by' bo considered as coming under the Charles nnd Russell Wolf 1.00 Tims. Hnglies . . , 5.00 abled veteran the situation, Press). i 11 A : Kfi nl-- to would umfrlll v nf- n in of Its evidence in the charge against agreement, becauss the government Cllntou 1". Anderson 5.00 Louis Helm ...... 5.00 receive on Christmas day from i the status quo continue, it Ftoncd each other vigorously evacu- e - T.w.lr,U,.tlil.. , VnnA of being an accessory was not a to it. In the same liCverett-Zap- . 1.00 Ued organisations a gift stocking plaoe on her honor to tonight until dig- Harrington moved party f company. 5.00 Den Higglns Japan theywcro Maximum wind ... . . 12 after the fact, the defense way. this spokesman said, the minor M. P. Stanun. JO.no accompanied by letters from Pres- ate the country as early as possible. lersed by the police. velocity. the Vladi- l 'Direction North that the case Tie rtismissed for Islands under Chinese sovereignty II. 1). Honing 5.00 Total $157,110 ident Hii'dlng. Goxernor Cox and Japanese forces entered Chaictor of (lav. . . P;"t', Ju4f .lCoiitinuvd on Page. Four.), lay outside the treaty stipulation. ' V Mayor Pctent of Boston. vostok in 1919 following a sugges Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 11, 1921.

j of Islands In the south western Pacific GIVES ! PACT WONT GET- - lican member the foreign rela are little known, there still lingers DELEGATES tlons committee, said that the trea about them the charm so compell- "MENTAL EX-RA- THROUGH SENATE ty was "a most complete and satis OUT ELEVE I DAYS ing anil so fascinating which un- factory assurance of peace and th HE discovered country has for tho WITHOUT FJGHT greatest security of further econ sons of men who are weary of omlc stability that could have bee main traveled roads and the tram- (Continued from page One.) devised.!' pled highways of trade and com- Senator Morris, republican, Ne merce which cover the surface of entangles us in tho orient, com braska, said he did not attach as I JOURNAL S CHRISTMAS tho earth. pels the United States to support much importance to it as Secretary patient or or "I It Is "Upon these Islands still shines Jupancse English, French Hughes does, yet think the drama of romance In the stories claims If tho majority of the four valuable step toward peace" of Melville and the writings of nowers shall so determine. It Is Senator Jones, republican, Wash Robert Louis Stevenson, to whom an entangling alliance agalpst our Ington, praised the treaty as the South Seas gave both a grava friends, the Chinese and against great achievement which will be GIFT AUTO CAMPAIGN and a monument imperishable w nne friends, the Russians: it hal very effective In making for peace ID is-- , all the of article ten of ;n the pacific." his own fame. But the Paciflo inequities lands are much more than this the league of nations and none or certain oth- its virtues, if indeed that article The Turkish peasantry In Asia They possesi qualities Minor believe In out the er than natural beauty and roman- possessed any virtues. keeping Big Battle of Ballots Has But Eleven Days to Run; Final to nUnds "I will never consent to heat as well as the cold, and it is tic charm, which many give my not uncommon to see in Outcome and Ultimate Winners of the Five Autom6biIes nro moro enticing. The larger one submit any question vital to tho many parts in fertile in States to the arbitrament of he country people wearing huge and Other Prizes More Than Ever in Only nro rich many ways, United coats o; Doubt; soil and and in of a tribunal in which we have on4 bearskin in the midst One to Succeed in Campaign of This Kind and the gifts of climate, summer, with the thermometer Way other forms of riches desired by vote out of four, particularly when at one hundred That is By Keeping Everlastingly-at-i-t and Redoubling men, which extended from the un all tho foreign pwersare very standing degrees, Efforts These Last Few Days Second Credit Period of told mineral resources of Australia likely to have Interests inlmlcable to the pearls which are brought to the United States. Moreover, I Campaign Ends Next Saturday Night at 10 O'clock, from the depths of the ocean will never give any consent that and After That Time LESS Credits on Each Subscription There are among them all great the vote of Japan shall ever deter- areas of forest and of plain fit mine an American policy. I can for the support and prosperity of never give my consent to a treaty sHvilized man. In a word they havo whereby three foreign powers out- BLANKET WOULD COVER LEADERS a very great material value, large- voting the United States can can For ly undeveloped and where this on us to sacrifice the blood of our FOE Birthday, condition exists the desires of men V- - " suns and our treasures in contro- will enter and, conflicting human versies thousands of miles from desires have throughout recorded our shore. Christmas, Graduation Two bljr dittos now stand , Club will be history. breeders of war. Thus V Real workers will do level history been Will Be Repudiated. on tlio horizon In their ocean Globe-Wernic- prominently far tho wastes of the Pacific with ke best during thn few remaining clays ex- "The proposed Is, In my Start your gift a v Tim Alhiuiuerqiro Journal's . with all the crowding islands, treaty of the campaign and keep on thei:-- fudgment, treacherous, treasonable Siilpsmnnsliip Clul) Campaign i ' one cept on tho edges of the continents Sectional Bookcase three or more sec- loos every mlnuto of every not scenes of the and damnable. It will be repudi- "Seventy-seven-" DorcmlH-- f and of have been the Humphrey' 17th theso days. and not many ated by the American people when tions is Then Deecnilx-- r 22nd. At this stage of tho race there Is great wars, years it Is understood. This conference for Colds, Grip, Influenza, a good beginning. another cam- have passed since three great On tUn former date the not a club member In the to Sa- wns called for the aliened Durnose Sore book section each ! credit offiT over nations sent their warships on Latarrh, Cough, Throat, on anniversary "Second Pofod" paign who has apy advantage was a of agreeing limitation of i Satiir-dn- y moa because there disputt To get the best results will close. That will lo his or her opponent. The race is islands 1 ment and, therefore, met with the a most welcome 10 o'clock. No on even in regard to those distant take at the first of prove gift. nl(iht, nt a mighty basis and when Therefore an agreement among the rood will of all lovers of peace and feeling inducement of tho pflt will We say that on the effort put forth these Islands of America, but it has hatched an a cold. unleaohed activ- and on the nations controlling is sanctioned , ccnorntcrt today every day part has a very serious importance to adder's egg. If it by ity which will mark the pres- of every club member Appends bin Dr. de Kerlor. v Presldont Harding, then he ha CYi-d- lt the peace of the world. Number ent Second Period on or her ultimate success, we state It repudiated all his public declara Humphreys' 'Forty' loom ns with It 1b "We make the experiment here Dr. de Kerlor, mtbsoriptlons. It up every sincerity, for h or to assure i professional tlons during the campaign Th Induces repose, and natural Iho one big; opportnnlly to re fttrtf In this treaty trying psychologist, who has taken up his American people In due course will whh a rush to the of With but eleven rlaVs peace In that immense region by residence in how to deal with kind refreshing sleep. top remaining tho of Its Washington, during know that No the list It will ennso ItEAL of the campaign the wise clun trusting preservation the arms conference, to tha of perfidy." narcotic, no opiate, no tranquility to the good faith of the give ACTION and no two ways member the worker who entered ." nator Sterling, republican, no habit nations responsible for it, The delegates a "mental Dr. dope, forming nlHint it I'OH Willi tho the race to win, and who has a de- da Kerlor has caused much com- Snuth Dakota, predicted the vote close of this comes tho sire to sit nt the wheel of an one world has Just passed through for ratification would be "over' drugs, strictly homeopathic period of which ment by the claim that he can ac- Price 30c, and 11.00, at last fivo days of the cnmpiilsn, of the FIVR automobiles to bs war, the very memory whelming." - drug five makes us shudder. We all believe curately diagnose the immediate stores, or sent on receipt of price, nnd diirimr theso days awarded, will make every' one of (;ret Stop Forward. or u. IjK'SS credit will bo on those eleven count ns two. deen in our hearts that this hide future of Europe by giving Viviani, "The marks a stet) u. o. Parcel post. given days suffer- dele- treaty great Homeo. Medicine siilwrlptloim They must achlevo success. ous destruction of life, this Balfour, Kato and the other forward," he said. "It does not Humphreys' TIIKV COMFS THE OTIT--, The credit ing and ruin which still beset us gates the "once over." for an alliance and does Co., 166 William St., New York. daily published not to come provide Medical book free. Kit D TE: lieecnilier 22nd standings are Increasing by le.i.is must bo permitted not Orlpple us. We have removed The and It a again if we can prevent it. If tha END of the campaign. bounds, and takes real still in considerable danger by entering It Ih fcolns to 1)0 n memnrahlu candidate, to make the grade these nations of the earth are Into this treaty because our Insular in local last few tho Innermost recesses of their WESTERN GOVERNORS Warn l.e history. Many days. or dream- possessions might become objects persons nro going to bo made We are gratified to state that consciousness planning TO ASK I. C. C. FOR of serious disputes." hnppy happier tlinn they there are any number of this clasa ing of coming wars and longing Senator New, Indiana, a repub In for conquests, no treaties of par- A were ever lcforp. the campaign, nnd It promises . FREIGHT RATE CUT JVST 11 MOI5E DAYS. to be a case of "the survival of the tition and no alliance can stay Skill and Learning are In demand. If, as I hs Awkwardness com- Prom tomorrow morning there fittest" In the race for thcBe hand- - them; but firmly hope, Uy Tho AMotlatra I'rtiii.) and ignorance In world has learned a frightful les- mand In of remain just eleven dnya tho somo gifts and there remains but 8alt Lake tDec 10. nothing the way more son from the awful results of fhl City, Utah, , catnpalRn. Just eleven day more days to maka The governors of Utah, earning power. and tho Journal's Salesmanship race. great war of 1914, then our surest Wyoming. This School ' has SKILLFUL tlje winning In to wars in Idaho, Montana and Arizona, will nppeal order prevent meet EXPERIENCED. SPECIALIZED the future must be to the hearts, in Salt Lake City tha latter TEACHERS. The courses are the reason and the part of this month to frame a pe- DRAFT OF PROPOSED of this character Is of little conse- the sympathies, tition to be forwarded to tho inter- thorough, modern and complete. hlKher Impulses of mankind. OOHT SPOT. F Our are In demand and quence. History unhappily has to- state commerce commission pray- students FOUR-POWE- R TREATY "Such i an appeal wo make are as as shown that there Is ho corner of the four ing for a reduction In freight rates, being placed fast tney day by this agreement among, to a to Tele- - complete our courses. earth no remote or so valueless that nations. We upon their according dispatch the BEFOREJCONFERENCE Is not great rely from where Gov ARRANGE FOR A COURSE IN it capable of giving cause for faith to carry out tho terms gram Washington, TERM. doesn't controversy or even for war be- good ernor Charles It. Mabey. of Utah, 51 0 OUR WINTER It (Continued from Pago One.) of this Instrument, knowing that Is said to have made announce- cost much. , tween tribes and the nations of so will prevent war the mankind. But the islands of the by doing they ment, as between themselves, to respect should controversies arise among Governor left here a few Pacific, although remote from the them. 1 this prevails and Mabey Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other their insular do- spirit to Glass-Lumb- er possessions and dwelling places of the mass of hu- we can have no better sup- days ago attend the governors' kind then home Is Wind Shield minions In of Pa- rules, conference at Charleston, 8 and perfect dyeing the region the manity, are far from valueless. The C, . 1.CMBKR CO. port than tho faith of nations. For then to guaranteed. Even if you have never C. BAI.DHt. ;K Globe-Wernick- " cific and that if any controversy Islands of the southwestern Pacific believe proceeded the capital. can 428 Booth Klnt S(ret. Fhooo 402 e should one i devoutly the spirit dyed before, you put a new, .arise as to such rights ail extend over, a vast space In that of the world is such that we can rich, fadeless color into your worn, tho blRh contracting parties shall great ocean. They reached from and tho be invited to a trust to the good faith DODGERS TO TRAIN AT shabby dresses, skirts, waists, Sectional Bookcases Joint conference the Marquesas on the east to the high purposes which the treaty I stockings, ooats, sweaters, draper looking to the adjustment of such on the west: from the FJ-- fol- v Philippines have laid before you embodies and JACKSONVILLE, A. ies, hangings, everything, by controversy. Aleutian islands on the north to the enshrines. Agreements of thl3 the simple directions In to take ac- Antarctic circle on lowing A of "They agree similar the south. They kind I know have often been made (By Tne AMoetetcd Trqut.) every package of uiamona ijyes. C. H. CARNES staple article furniture having a tion In the case of aggression are far more numerous than Is gen- by before, only to fall. But there has New York, Dec. 10. The Brook- Just tell your druggist whether the SPECIALIST IN OCULAR re-sa-le other these realized. I do not know " substantial value. This is excep- any power upon insular erally been a change In the lyn National league baseball club material you wish to dye is wool or REFRACTION possessions or dominion. The what the total number Is, but I am men and wom- team is cotton, Globe-Wernic- ke mentnl condition of announced tonight that its silk, or whether it linen, 107 B. Phone 1057-- tional, first, because agreement is to remain In force for informed as to tho Philippines nnd en That which really at or mixed - Diamond Dyes Fourth. ten and after it everywhere. would go through spring training goods. Bookcases can be matched and. years ratification appears that this group alone counts Is the Intention of the na Jacksonville, Fla. never streak, spot, fade or run. up bought under the constitutional methods contains over 3,100 islands, of tions who make tne agreement. To. in 2000 of tha high the which 1,600 have names. We have over cities and towns in the contracting parties- this hour of trial and darkness existing agreement between-- Great prohably heard of remark of Rob which has followed the war with United States, and second, because over Iiritaln and Japan, which was con- ert Louis Stevenson, when, on leav- Germany the of the world three-fourt- hs cluded at London on 13. 1911. one of he spirit of all sectional bookcases July ing the Pacific Islands, is no longer the same. If we enter " shall And Is Globe-Wernick- terminate. that all. was asked how ho was going to upon this agreement wh!ch rests in use are e. - ' r Each signer Is bound to respect the Samoa. Ho replied that he should upon the will and honor ef ; of the and before out to only 11 rights others Just go and turn the loft. we loast Re-sa- those who signed it, at le value establishes true Ia taking action In any controversy to These islands comparatively worth. It are, make the great experiment and Globe-Wernic- evidence ka consult with them. There is no speaking, so dense that we might appeal to the men and wbmen of just another of provision for tho use of force to describe them in tho words of tho nation to us Bustaln It in another reason out terms help WELRY THE IDEAL GIFT superiority why Globe" carry any of the of the Browning ns the 'sprinkled IhIos lily spirit and in truMi." Wernicke Sectional Bookcases make agreement and no military or naval on lily that o erlace tho sea.' sensible, sanction lurks anywhere in the "And yet the region througn LODGE TOFSFNTS TITF, There's an about Jewelry that valuable, acceptable fcifts for any "giving' background or under cover of these which they arc scattered is po vast THE AT V TO CONFERENCE enduring quality occasion. plain and direct clauses. that the isles of Greece and the makes it particularly appropriate for Christmas "The surest to war soa in ' way prevent Aegean so famous historv Dec. 10 the As- In our and selected stocks dust-pro- of Is to Washington, (by giving. large carefully Made in oak or mahogany with remove tho causes of war. and poetry could easily bo lot sociated Press.) The draft of the is of and beautiful articles of There Is an attempt to remove therein and continue unnoticed ex nronosed between the Unit a profusion rare class receding doors styles and finishes in of over a treaty causes war great, area of copt. by wandering seamen or stray ed States, Great Britain, Franco practical utility as , well as pieces for adornment Keeping with surroundings. the globe's surface by reliance upon adventurers. They range from and Japan, which is to supplant only. And the assortment is so varied that your the faith and honest inten- In AiiKlo-Janane- good Australia, continental magnitude. tho alliance and selection need not be A visit tions of the nations which sign the( to atoils, where there are no pave tho way for the acceptance of necessarily expensive. teaty. solving all differences dwellers but the builders of the the American proposals for naval to this store will solve for you some of your most through the processes of diplomacy coral reefs or lonely rocks mark reduction was laid before con- formally problems and you will be surprised nnd Joint consideration nnd ing tho peaks of mountains which the arms conference today by Sen- perplexing gift ciliation. No doubt we shall hear rise up from the ocean's floor to see at what moderate expense you can select gifts to ator Lodge. it eald that the region which this through miles of water before they It is a ten-ye- agreement In of real merit and value. nereoment applies Is one most un- touch the air. which the four nations bind them- likely to give' birth to serious dis- "Although to tho western and selves to respect their existing DO NOT POSTPONE A VISIT TO THIS STORE an 1 putes and therefore agreement, eastern world alike, most of tho rights In Insular possessions an dominions in the Pacific, and In the case of disputes which cannot Minute. be settled by diplomacy, agreed to Do Not Wait for the Last conference them- a Joint among , RE selves. Shop Now. i FURNITU Any one of the parties may with- A Small Deposit Reserves Any Article draw on twelve months notice after STRONG BLOCK SECOND & COPPER the expiration of ten years. Wedding rings up to $115.00 Tho treaty requires confirmation Clocks Seth Thomas, from. .'. .$6.50 to $110.00 by the senate. Senator Lodge presented the Pins , .$1.00 to $5.00 treaty to the conference In the fol- Lockets. $2.00 to $10.00 $1-0- lowing statement: S. . 0 "I should be insensible, Indeed, Rings. Up If I did not feel deeply gratified Spoons...... $1.00, $2.50, $3.00 by the opportunity which has Sets $3.00 Up con- Baby como to me to before the 20-yea- lay r, Wrist Watch. ference a draft of a treaty, the 15 Jewel, very smal terms of which have been agree! - Spe6ially Price V ...$20.00 upon tty four of the great powers ro- SijtebJ of the earth In regard to the Is- lands of the Pacific whleh they Gifts That Will Gifts That Will FOR SALE . control, either as possessions or dominions. I will begin by reading Most Her MostK WATER MOTOR to tho conference the treaty, which Please Him Please v lnnnlre Is both brief and simple and which from $10.00 Diamond JOURNAL O I am sure is full of meaning and Dlanond Rings Rings met Importance to the world's peace. to $1500.00 from $10.00 to $1500.00 'The united states of America, Diamond Scarf Pins Diamond La Vallleres the British empire, France and from 87.50 to $275.00 from to $750.00 AS Dny Bicycle Snl...... $5.00 stock of high-grad- e Diamond Links I l.arret Blcrolet Japan. to $125.00. Diamond Srooches New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. ever shown In Albuquerque, ab reduced 'With a view to the preserva from ,$7C50 from $10.00 to $050.00 ana to Bnllrrmnkon Welders. I prices. tion of the peace and the Fobs from ..$3.50 $50.00 1W-- general 50 Pearls to $85.00 tlOO 8. Second fit, 1I. bkoad bicycle Co., f maintenance of their rights in re- Chains from.. $3. to $75.00 up 220 South Secondtrading $5.00 to $50.00 Photo Lockets, Street. lation to their Insular possessions Rings from... to $T5.00 nnd insular dominions In the re- In Emblem, Signet or Stone from $5.00 ocean. Phlrt Sets UP to $25.00 Wrist Watches OfflJSTMAS CANDYi gions of the Paciflo to $100.00 a Pencils up from $25.00 'Have determined conclude Eversharp' or Green treaty to this effect and have ap to .$35.00 In White, Yellow , as Cuff Links In Gold,. --Gold You pointed their plenipotentiaries: Sets $05.00 can't go wrong. Our candies are right and ' 'The president of the United from .$3.S0 to $25.00 Manicure up to.. of America. Knives $2.00 to $15.00 Toilet Sets up to $65.00 will to States Pocket to $100.00 E go right the heart of those who receive them. the of the Fountain Pens (Water- Emblem Rings tfp "'His majesty, king to... $75.00 A of assorted sizes United Kingdom of Great Britain man) to $40.00 Emblem Pins up Fancy profusion and packages made and the British domin- Elgin, Hamilton, Birth Stone Rinse up and Ireland Howard, - $50.00 particularly to carry the Christmas charm. ions beyond the seas, emperor of Waltham Watches to- JI2.50 India. v Military Sets up to.... $20.00 Bracelets up to...... $50.00 " 'And for the dominion of Can- Taffy, Peanut Brittle and Fudge, ada ' ir Do not neglect a visit to this stare before Christmas. " 'For the commonwealth of most And there Is an 20c Pound ' Australia You will find it interesting. AZTEC FUEL Special, " 'For the dominion of New added satisfaction ,in purchasing gifts at this store. Full Line of Glazed California Fruits Zealand . An added pleasure in reviving them. The name-guarantee- s, Phone 251 V L. JOE MILLER, Pres. 'For India : ""'The president of the French BAby the worth. .... , Imported Smyrna Stuffed Figs republic. " 'His majesty, the Emperor of ' New Shipment of Fancy Japanese Candy Boxes .Tnnnan. " 'Who, having communicated LetterheaHs Mail Orders Solicited. their, full powers, found In good With Special Holiday Designs Most affift due form have agreed as fol- be ordered SOON. See ouf lows: MINDLIN Folders Samples an excellent En- "The high contracting parties "What We It "Is, It I$." line. Orders, for agree as between themselves to re- Say Blotters graved Greeting Canlp can be to MERCHANTS spect their rights in relation JEWELERS DIAMOND Checks placed for only a few more days. NEW MEXICO CANDY KITCHEN their insular possessions and insu- lar dominions In the reglonspf the Paciflo ocean. r "The Candy Shop of the City" All popular sheet music reduced Albright & Anderson, Inc. Phone 1520 204 West Central Ave. lo 30 cents. Albuquerque Music Store, 311 West. Central avenue. 208 West Gold Avenue Journal Wunt Ads bring result. December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Paflre Three PACKING PLANT STRIKE CAN'T ELEVENTH WIFE OF FRENCII BLUEBEAKD LOYAL AT HIS TRIAL FOR SLAYING TEN IE. BE SETTLED BY ARBITRATION, ST! QUITS P35T OF Sore-- nroun bice president says scan. 1 ALBUQUERQUE,uieN MEX HEALTH OFFICER AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIR Government Agents Seeking to Settle the Are Told That the Packers . - 11 Walkout Plainly tVn v f Resignation Effective on to Take the Attitude That There's Nothing January 1; Dr. G. S ofDistinction Most the Are Luckett By Arbitrate; of Employes Loyal. Appointed ideas abound in aisle Board to Fill Vacancy, (Practical every (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) Chicago, Deo.' 10 (by the Asso lng in normal manner within a Dr. C. E. Waller, for the past two, ' : elated Press). The strike of pack- week. and a half years director of public cannot set- "The reduced output of the past for New has resign- ing house employes he effect on the health Mexico, tled by arbitration, Arthur Meeker, week has had little ed his post and will leave the of- than for fresh pork 1 1 A. vice president of Armour & Co., de- prices other fice on December 31. Dr. George i rtJV If clared tonight In a statement out- products, which always are partic- S. Luckett was chosen as his suc- situation. ularly sensitive to conditions of cessor at a of tho state lining the demand. meeting He declared that the packers had supply and Throughout board of public welfare held here with over the country as a whole fresh pork i ' (v TWI J agreed their employes not advanced materiall- yesterday. wages through the employe repre- prices have Dr. Waller has been In charge of y, hut in Chicago and such other r ' 1 sentation plan and that, conse- in the public health work of the state I' quently there were no differences cities as are ordinarily supplied department of public welfare. lie between the packers and their men. large part by local packing plants has been loaned to the stato by the "The few workers who have there have been price changes. 111 United States public health depart- walked out can do as the best way for the public lv-ii- in which he .holds the title they please," situation to to favor i 'Pp ment, said. "The bulk of the to meet this t?- of He will he great if-- I IT- past assistant surgeon. and other moat products which are less In W to some other employes are well satisfied for in- i J n probably be detailed have remained loyal. These are perishable. Carcass beef, ydM state for similar work. M has fluctuated only 1V4 the men we are Interested In and, stance, Dr. Luckett, who was appointed ' t mutton, r Is cents a pound, and veal, on tho J- - 1 since there no need for arbitra- not been seri- by the board to fill the "lace tion where there Is no dispute, nat- poultry, etc., have recommendation of Dr. Waller, hap urally we are not seeking an arbi- ously affected." been chief of tho division of pre-- ; trator." ventablo diseases of the bureau oi l J ) i oi Mr. Meeker wns approached to- CALIFORNIA'S NEWEST public, health for tho past two government agents seeking He was born In Ohio, wa day by years. t to settle the strike. They were SPEEDWAY WILL OPEN Henri Landru and the wife who is standing by him at his trial, photo- educated at Washington, D. C, am1 ii, told that the took ' had previous experience In county plainly packers 250-MIL- graphed in the courtroom. the attitude that there was nothing WITH E RACE lienHh work before cominff to New to arbitrate. While the state is producing charred bits of bones and flesh and Mexico. He will tako over the ncv. is no occasion for dis- Akboi'IiiIM 1, "There (Wy Th Prt.) Other evidence to prove that Henri Landru, "the Bluebeard of Gambais," nf'Ve on January 'Vim cussing arbitration between meat Fan Francisco, Calif., Dec. 10. son of one his eleventh wife ia The state board approved a bud concerns those few of rac- killed ten of his wives and the of them, cbil" packing and California's newest automobile hia side at the trial. She testified in his defence get for the two bureaus, the the men who have left their Jobs," ing course, the Greater San Frnn remaining loyally by welfare and public health, for the said Mr. Meeker's statement. Cisco Speedway, located at San arly in the trial. fiscal year and discussed varlou" "Our plants were able to operate Carlos, near here, will be dedicat- policies of the board. Members 0' at about 80 per cent normal during ed tomorrow when fourteen driv- tho board present were: Mrs. Ado the past week and there Is no In- ers, most of them of national GARDNER JURY lina Otero-Warre- Dr. A. G. Shor-tie- , TO dication that the public will bo prominence, roar around the mile Charles Lembko, Mrs. G. W seriously Inconvenienced. It is our and a quarter course in the 250-mi- le E Prichard and Mrs. Max Nordhaus expectation that we will be operat- - international sweepstakes. IS LOCKED VP Cash prizes of $25,000 and the II Dried curds are eaten In grca' Golden Gate will be awarded. In nantltles In all oriental lands, am' cup s BODY OF A MAN FOUND addition the winners will receive DECLARES SHE FOR THE NIGHT the Kaffirs and other Africa-race- . ft points toward tho American asso- usn a great deal of curd om IN WOODS IDENTIFIED sour milk. ciation's national speed champion- (By Tho Amiocinled I'ri'M.) AS THAT OF SLAUGHTER ship for 1821. l'lioi'iiix, Am, Duo. 10. Af-t- rr Barney Oldfleld, noted veteran, Uclib; 'rating from 5:17 will the first and before EIG1 The Anociated pace lap o'clock tills aitoriiooti until (By Fmt.) the race will drive nn exhibition In 11:25 o'clock tonlslil, without Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 10 (by his famous old car "999.',' nn MOTHER! the Associated Any doubt michlnj; iiK'ri'fmcnt, tho . Press). wlrfcli lias been try- , that the of a man found dead In Has jury body Her Stay Russia iwniK-'i- in the woods twenty-nin- e miles KIT LET) IN EXPLOSION. ing Hoy tiunlnor, l An- m i 1 from Benton, Ark., today, is that of Russellville, Ark., Dec. 10. One Convinced Her That ocnvii'tcd a robiKT, others-probabl- rob-n- ma 1 Tom Slaughter, outlaw who escaped man was killed, two tin clmre cf a Child's Bowels Need and more Is the Only Sound tiir at Murici.'pa, Ariz., un Ko Your state here fatall" injured three archy ' from the prison Friday, veiubiT a, lucucd .was removed late today. A posi- seriously burned by a gas explosion Statement wait up "California Sy.rup" tive identification was made In in the Southern Anthracite Mining System, Says of the uiK'it. Fig mine No. near Benton by Edward Dempsey, son company's 2, here, The nM. of Warden E. H. of the today. (Bf AKTtJ MRS. WARREN HARDING Dempsey Itiga, Dec. 10 (by the Associated penitentiary, and B. C. Rotenberry, Little Rock chief of COMPOSE! IS DEAD. Press.) Kmma Goldman and IhiSiALLS A "BALUViM" The Gift for a Woman police. whose Dainty Lingerie The inquest Is set for Monday. New York, Dec. 10. Victor Ja Lerknmn, presence l,J IE HUUoE The whispy daintiness of a lace-trimm- gown, the ribbon and lace charm of The body was viewed by large cob!, 38. musical comedy composer, in liiga became known yesieruay, iHuVVjn crowds this afternoon. died tonight In a hospital here. today tdd the Anociated i'ress a camisole or brassier, the soft comfort of tho, teddy. All of these have an correspondent they were "not goin' Polyhimnia, muse of sweet har- allurement of their very own for any woman. tj America immeuiately," but hopeu mony, has taken up her abode In io travel in Kurope soon. Miss the White House. She rode In declared she siill loved perched a new Uo'ulmau glistening de Chine $6.50 to $8.50 ,, America because It was her coun- grand piano sold to Mrs. Hardinff Crepe Gowns, try, but she had not eiwnged her by tho lialdwin Piano company. In flesh only, plain hemstitched and lace trimmed tops. ONLY TWELVE MORE SHOPPING opinions. Tnty saiu mey nupeu Tho piano chosen by Mrs. Harding Ultimately to reach the United la one of the regular styles Bald- States and ligat in the supreme win grand. Mrs. Harding had the Kyse'r Knit Silk Vests, $3.50 Knickers, $5.00 DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS court to establish their American piano taken to her private apart- de- In citizenship. (They were both ment on the second floor of the sky, nile, orchard, corn, and flesh. ported to Russia from the Umted White Housa and will keep it for States in the winter of 1919). her own personal use. She was 'I am not returning to the Unit- formerly a student at the Clara Lace Trimmed Teddies $2.50 to $4.50 ed States as a prodigal daughter, Bower Conservatory of Music at Hurry mother! Even a sick child Of satin, crepe de chine and georgette, in flesh only. throwing; herself upon its mercy, Cincinnati. loves taste of "Cali- "While In Soon was the "fruity" ald Miss Goldman. after the piano install fornia Kig Syrup" and It never fails . nnin rases 1 have disagreed with ed and the tuner had finished go ' to open the bowels. A teaspoonful Knit Chemise, $8.50 and $9.00 , onvifit in over Mrs. came in to- Kyser Envelope ' eovernment. my stay ing it, Harding sick child J convince and She today ma? prevent a ussia has on"y oerved to played several selections. morrow. If constipated, bilious, In flesh only. Embroidered and tailored tops. ' lVia been was so well that she sent that I have always right pleased, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or nd that is the only sound for the president and had him hear anarchy ner new if stomach is sour, tongue coated, l,1ino. in conversation breath bad, remember a good Camisoles, $1.95 to $3.75 Miss Goldman said she still loved with a Baldwin representative and was mak- - his cleansing of the little bowels Is Hemstitched and lace satin and georgette combinations crepe de Aerica. She said she "wife, who were her guests at is trimmed, no between Russia luncheon the next day, she stated often all that necessary. lace ribbon ' comparison Ask your for genuine chine, with and tops. SHALL 1 America but she annnounced "There was something pleasing druggist never "California Fig Syrup" which has .iphatieally she was "not going about the tone, that she had children PC to When she was heard in other Instrument" directions for babies and Russia." any answer was: Mrs. Is to of all ages printed on bottle. Moth- .vrn.i whv her only Harding competent "California" or i .'oraiisa America is my country.' Judge; she is an accomplished mu er! You must say SPECIAL LOT OF BLOOMERS, $3.69 give immedi- -' fipniined to reveal her sician. Her love for music has you may get an imitation fig syrup. - de-'o- to destination, but it was under- promised herself that she will $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 values in Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine, she hoped to go to Berlin. !voto at least one hour a day to the and hemstitched bottoms. . he appeared thin and visibly aged, 'renewal of her musical studies. In lace trimmed, "'i'S Goldman was surprised at the the privacy of her library she said, f'scovery of her whereabouts and "she hopes to have many happy np he jumped like a startled deer hours with her Baldwin piano." PORCH 75c on " Boudoir Caps, to $5.50 when the correspondent rapped - her door and addessed her In fcng- pRflRFQ IN Satin and lace combination, trimmed with dainty ribbon bows. They come in pinin shades. She indicated she had no hopo of SURGERY IS REPORTED C0RTAMS all the delicate being permitted to return to Amer- ica for a long time. (By The Aanorinlcd Fwm.1 From $9.50 to $25.00 St. Louis. Dec. 10. Surgery ha Now and for the next Negligees, more In last twenty-fiv- e These Canton and Crepe de chine SERIES OF LECTURES progressed (he charming creations of crepe, crepe satin, years than It did in the previ- few months you will come in Alice coral, sher rose, orchid and other winsome GIVEN AT ous 1,500, Dr. C. D. I ockwood of turquoise blue, navy, ARE TO BE need curtaina and - Pasadena, Calif.,' president of th-- porch colorings. THE MASONIC TEMPLE Western Surgical association, as- need them badly serted before the association's an- you may Dr. Frederick A. Hatch has been nual convention today. at any time. secured to deliver a scries of lec- Dr. A. A. Kerr of Salt Lake Citv on De- advocated a more tures at the Masonic temple Utah, general Us Give You cember 14, 15 and 16. under the use of nitrous oxide (laughing gasi Let in he had auspices of Scottish Kite Masonry. anesthesia, declaring An Estimate These lectures have been delivered been told that, as a general aver- In eastern itles and have been very age only one in 50,000 die from it. and with so only-twelv- e' favorably received With Christmas days off, much success that the services of LICENSE JS ISSUED. PHONE OR SEE Dr. Hatch are obtained for New Bisbce, Ariz., Dec. 10. A mar- is the ideal time license has. been Issued to now for gift selection, Mexico. riage US ONCE Sacrifice Sale of Furniture The lectures are four In number Lieut. Alexander Pearson, noted AT and let us answer the "What delivered as follows: aviator, and Miss Margaret Shan- question' and will be to Wednesday at 8 p. m. Subject, non of Douglas, Ariz., according Shall I Give?" We are "Americanization." This lecture Is word received from Tombstone, Dec. 12 fully prepared or for 3 beginning tomorrow, for men and boys over the age Ariz., today. I days to make your shopping tours pleasant, 19 years only. Albuquerque Thursday at 2:30 p. m. 'Ameri- instructive and profitable, and offer for canization and Sex Education in the Home." This lecture Is for mar- Tent and Awning the list of women mothers only. We Will Offer Our Entire Stock at Wholesale your inspection following very ried and to Thursday at 8 p. m. Lecture Piles useful and desirable Mnster Masons at their regular Mim Prices Which Will Save Our Customers meeting. Subject. "Whence Camo Company 40. You." us.i Antp tv tn. Lecture on 321 West Gold HOLIDAY GIFTS of Sex and the Responsi- VithJPyramid "Meaning Phone 903-- ' t bility of Boys to Girls in Language, w Be Guided This Advertisement. PEDESTALS BOOKCASES Social Relations ana us riuw Yon Are Overjoyed to Find Such by ah Oman lectures to be deliV' Relief from Pain and Distress M CHILDREN'S ROCKERS BOOK RACKS room at ' ered in the large shrine When You Use Pile Get Our Prices Before You CHINA CLOSETS BUFFETS ' ad- Pyramid DINING TABLES CENTER TABLES Masonic temple. No cnarge ior Suppositories. Send for mission will be made. DRESSERS , CHIFFONIERS Free Trial Elsewhere. HEATERS HIGH CHAIRS Buy ROCKERS KITCHEN CABINETS LOAN Tes, Pyramid Pile Suppositories WRITING AGRICULTURAL are simply wonderful to ease pain, DE LUXE CAFE RUGS LADIES' DESKS relieve itching, allay that aggra- - UPHOLSTERED FtJRNI. LIBRARY TABLES AGENCY COMMITTEE Be TCRE MEDICAL CABINETS Convenient Terms Can BABY CARRIAGES TO .MEET TOMORROW Arranged BED DAVENPORTS MIRRORS "Always the Best." BEDS ALUMINUM WARE The regular monthly meeting of the general committee of the ag- ricultural loan agency will be held YOUNG TURKEY and We offer many exclusive and practical tomorrow morning in the agency's SPRING CHICKEN office in the N. T. Armijo building. SUNDAY DINNER home furnishing accessories, some in- At that time the committee will American Furniture Co. consider the applications for loans cluded in" the above and are which have been received, and will list, they Wash- $1.00 forward those approved to The New Store gifts which by their novelty will be ington for final consideration and very and approval. Consisting of Ahonf Dozen certain of the warmest welcome. The members of the committee Delicious Dishes. Phone 456 Second and Silver are J. B. Herndon, Albert G. Simms, Lee Baldwin of Socorro, D. No matter what sum you care to invest T. Hoskins of Las Vegas and l. A. Come in and enjoy a good we can show of Cahoon of Itoswcll. Sunday Dinner in the you something interest, warmest and nicest Cafe aim Iff PRIEST IS SENTENCED. 2 and our are 10. Rev in the prices right. Lemars, la., Dec. sense of and enable city.' Father Wrenn, former priest at vating pressure assault on you to rest and sleep with comfort Akron, la., convicted f The fact that almost every drug- ' Ethel Bray with Intent gist In the U. S. and Canada carries : Music By Geo. C. Scheer Furniture Co. to commit raps, was today Pyramid In stock at 60 cents a box an undeterminate term showB how highly these Supposi- to' tories are ' Tako no sub De Luxe Orchestra SURE RESULTS 814-31- Mo- regarded. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING Slg-31- 7 SOUTH SECOND ' 6 SOUTH SECOND In the Fort Madison prison. THE QUICK, was denied. stltute.' You can try them free b; PHONE 431 tion for a new trial sending; your name and Lddress tr From 5 :30 to 8 :30 m; Counsel for Father Wrenn will ap- Pyramid Drug 'Co.,' All . Pyramid p. peal to the Iowa supreme court. Bide.. Marshall. Mic. IS

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HARRINGTON HELD AS that if he went to Arizona on a POWER OF ASSESSmMG pending businsas) deal he would be FORM CLUB WITH ACCESSORY IN DEATH brought back tor the murdef of STOCK NOW RESTS IN Eugene Kempenich, He denied OF EUGENE KEMPENICH that he and Harrington had laid COUNTY ASSESSORS a trap for John Shubert and Bill f.PIOIAL. DISPATCH tO MOHNINV JOURNAL of had Yards TO ENDING (Continued from Page One) Mangum. He denied that he 10,000 even known Kempenich and stated Santa Fe, Dec. 10. As the re- 11 reasons that no evidence connecting he did not know anything regard- sult of the presumably accidental the defendant with any crime had ing his death. He also denied be- repeal of the chapter giving the been because it has not ing at Hubbell Springs on the night tax commission the power of as- R IK produced; de- which automati- PACKING SI E Deen proved or Bnown 10 me couri of October 6. It is believed by sessing livestock, tlnu a crime had been committed tectives that Kempenich visited cally returned this power to the because no had been the before he met county assessors, the county offi- and principal springs shortly hold produced with or to whom Har- his death at Peralta. cials, when they their confer- Packing Company Rep rington could be an accessory. Tondre stated that he suspected ence here December 19-2- 1, will be N pold both asked to enter into en agreement to EM A was was NT nnrl FmnlfJV The motion argued by that there a principal, but that rocohtativps sides, J. C. Espanosa closing the he did not know his identity. Insure uniformity. This power Another Reason. originally was taken from the coun- es at Omaha com- Organize "This man (indicating Harring- ty assessors and given the tax Go On blndlne over to the was because he told mission to get uniformity. Cattle, Settle Controversies. Harrington ton) arrested livestock were grand jury and fixing his bond. so many conflicting stories,'' was horses and other o$gti over-assess- in some counties and After the had slight- Detective Ben Williams' reason, as (By The AModated Press.) pandemonium under-assesse- d over-rule- in others end to ID. ly subsided, the Justice d given In his testimony, why Har- pre Omaha. Neb.. Dec. Organl his aur- - was arrested. vent this condition arising again and the motion. In expressing rington assessors ration of a club of employes nHa st tha nnnrtl arHnn. Felix According to Williams, Harring- the county will be Invited company representative! for ad Baca stated that the defense had ton told him that Bill Mangum was to agree upon minimum figures for Inoinipnf nt 'nir and other con In to and livestock for all counties and to use several witnesses court ready guilty of killing Kempenich as troversles was announced by the produce, but that the court order was trying to unload it on Jack Car- these figures the basis of their 4ioii ToMncr pnmnnnv of Omaha liavlnv ilAclareri. thn defense ter. He also claimed that later, assessments when they return its general manager, hn bond. he home. ALE today through would rest and furnish the Harrington stated, thought Kalph UOia, wno Biaieu yoierynjr Harrington's Arrest. Carter wss guilty and that he the company hoped through this lAinral wAlra fnllnwinir the find wanted to help him out. Williams, to end the packing of of Kem- when asked if he John organization Dold ing the body Eugene suspicloned etrike so far as it concerns the penich on the floor of a bed room Shubert, stated that he had no par- - 10 O'clock concern. home with a bullet reason fot- him Tomorrow at his Peralta ticular connecting who the olub Moriiingat All employes joined wound througn the chest, Lucy with the Kempenich death. WHEN HAIR THINS, n. lia nrimntT'itlnn meetlnfir have tfarrinsrton was arrested In the Put on the stand by the state, been working during the strike, but mountains by Valencia County Shubert was asked questions re- Invitations to striKing company Sherif J. F. Tondre witnoui a wm-ra- nt garding his whereabouts October 6. OR workmen to become members have and taken to the Los Lunas He was not particularly questioned FADS FALLS, REMNANTS AT LESS THAN HALF REMNANT PRICES IN THESE FIVE been sent out and Mr. Dold said he irk Aav a warrant was the death, neither was rrom mem. i.n h regarding "expected to hear Issued charging him with being an Bill Mangum, who was only asked GREAT LOTS: VfWllH w.w - ' ' accessory after the fast In regard a few questions. f USE "DANDCRINE" however, was expressed last night to the death. More Conflicts. kv the striklne meat cutters and ..... More. was A motion made at me siart ul conflicting testimony 15 cents a butcher workmen union through that tne brought out when Mrs. Ida A. Lou- buys sec trial by Felix Baca asking of "Dander-lne.- " J. V. Burns, strike committee dismissed on the grounds den, who lives six miles south of bottle REMNANTS REMNANTS .Vin in it HI noth case be Within ..nT.r that the complaint did not consti- Albuquerque, stated that she had ten more than a plant conference the state never talked about the Kempenich minutes after the ing maintained In some tute en offense against worth as much worth as much board such as laws as no crime or principal was death with Ben Williams and that first' application you a. can not pf the "big five" packing plants. over-ruie- she had not said that Mrs. Carter, find a single Dold that proved, was or as 50c a . . as $1.00 a ,; Th dan provides The connection which the state Jack's mother, had told her she trace of dandruff yard, yard. 5c yard, yard. grievances to be presented at open nrnvii hetween Har- - could tell more about it if 'sho falling hair. Dander- - meetings of the club for discussion doath wanted to. ine is to the hair j(' ' and the Kempenich 5 on "fifty-fifty- " basis, Mr. Dold rlngton steal- r-- a became apparent when the "I was talking about cattle wnat iresn snowere said, for appeal in case of die partly Kem-moth- er ing," Mrs. Lowden declared. "I of 'rain and sunshine a nhnn KnmmlttM Con first witness, Mrs. Jenny of Kem- - supposed that was what Mr. Will- to setatton. 11 from each de Eugene about-- I jaro elstlng of employes iams was though I to the REMNANTS REMNANTS decision penlch, took the stand. talking goes right partment and for final by don't really know what he was invigorates of six worKers anu bix Harrington uin" af- - about." roots, ev a Jury event Rh testified that a few days talking strengthens as much worth as much representatives In the .v. Deputy Sheriff Charles Bang- - and. i ... worth cannot a set- ...v. T.nnv Warrington t,.iAi. the' committee effect home at Peralta hart, testified that he was present hair to grow long 1 . . . tlement. had come to her at the conversation between the as $2.00 a yard, yard. as $3.00 a yard, yard and told her that he knew tne m thick and luxuriant. lit son. two and that they had talked about Girls! Girls! Don't let who had killed her death and that she your hail INTEREST" ELON" TO iirn .n .1 t,A Vnnur who had kllleo. the Kempenich stay lifeless, colorless, thin, scrag won I had said that Mrs. Carter had told Eugene and would tell If I J gy. A single application of delight BE CUT DECEMBER 15 her that she "knew a whole lot Danderine will pay for tne miormamm, about It wouldn't tell." (ul double th testified. "I told him but beauty and radiance of your hail TO MONNIM Kempenich "Cattle was not men REMNANTS raPBCIAk DtmHTK JOUWNALj I would for such Information stealing and make it look twice as 10. One of pay some tioned in the conversation," the Dallas, Tex., Dec, but wanted to consult sheriff stated. the largest interest "melons" In friends," she added. A meeting deputy worth as much the history of the southwest will was then arranged at the Kem-nenlr- h be cut In the eleventh federal re- home at which several as $6.00 a yard, yard. December 15, In the Tondra 90c serve district friends. Including Sheriff bv the government of In- Mrs. Kempenich's mem- payment bond took part. terest on First Liberty Loan ory, she stated, was poor and she and Victory Notes. Federal Direc- did not as to what was saw W. Hume testify 10 tor of Pavings Dinsmore at the meeting. This remnant sale which opens promptly tomorrow morning at o'clock is rr'thout announced today. Interest totaling Two Men. ; be Implicates v,niv thnnannrifl nf dollars will ct,ni-if- r TnrMrn fitated that Har a doubt the ever in New Mexico. offered hers io 126.734.850 of First Liber- - was anv greatest attempted Everything pald'on rington had asked if there 1 tr Loan bonds and $87,604,260 of reward offered for. information and worth double and double the we have on them. Think of it! IncluJ.: Victory notes in this reserve dis- - Lh t unon be'r assured that h" 1922 again price trli-- t tn Texan. Oklahoma. Loulsl WA.,M m 1mhlirflef1 for anv dl are all kinds of silks, and finest dress goods, beautiful velvets, full line cJ stat-Tnti- satins, una, New Mexico and Arizona peo- reet .formation, Harrington ple. Persons should not neglect to Rhiihnrt and William and de- white goods, table linens, draperies, outing flannel, gingham, ribbons, laces clip their interest coupons and had killed Eugene Kem- Greater Nash Six to. credit at the Mangum posit them their penich. bandings. Come down tomorrow and see the great window display of these rem- bank or exchange them... at the According to the sheriff's testi- - se- fiostoffice- for intere?bearlng mony, Harrington connected Shu- Now Here nants. We can't too much about them. It would be impossible to the curities, Mr. ,ine said. crime a say exaggerate on bert with the by relating Texan" will receive Interest story of an event which took place values in this sale. The store at ten tomorrow morning and the rem- J7n.2.,'400, Oklahomans on some time ago when Mangum ana great opens and New Mexlans on Shubert were passing the Kempen- - nant sale with the store. It is estimated that there is 10,000 yards in this sale. St,130,8!0, Louisiana people on ich store The Greatest Car NASH opens J34.333.850, and Arizona on "Mangum wanted to go Into the There is YOU need can save a deal on. IB. 679,900 of the Victory Loan sheriff Harrington : something something you great store," the stated Ever Built T. alone. said, "but Shubert didn't want ' i ., to. 'I owe Kempenich a bill ami TRAIN IS THROWN INTO he .thinks I am dead, Shubert is " quoted as saying. 'Let him think Buy Your Next Year's DITCH BY BROKEN RAIL I'm dead. I'd kill him rather than pay the bill." . Car Now. You Do Not Have to Wait (By The Amanntril Press.) When asked why he did not ar- Plnehurst, N. a, Dec. 10. A rest Mangum and Shubert, the Because the 1922 Model is Out Now. s train on which Thomas W. Lamont, sheriff stated that sufficient de Rosenivaid Fire Sale Df New York, and a party of friends velopments had not taken place were en route from New York to to warrant such an arrest. He ad- Pinfhurst, was wrecked ten miles mitted that he arrested Harrington north of here today. The accident wfthout a warrant. HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY Remnant Sale Opens was caused by a "Broken rail, sev- "I arrested him because I be- - eral cars, Including the Pinehurst ha nra art t Yi Vi nM In cr Imnnr. Bleeper, rolling down an embank- tant testimony," the sheriff stated, 418 West Copper. at 10 a. m. Tomorrow ment. No one was injured, accord- "because I believed he told that ing to Information. story to shield Jack Carter and be- cause his story of where he was The robin and the wren ere the and other stories did not connect only birds that sing all the year well." around. All other birds have perl-pdic- al Jack Carter, who lives at Hell TELL IT THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE JOURNAL fits of silence. Canyon, denied that he had stated THROUGH

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December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Fiva il M TRAGEDY BARED 117WW WHEN SUPPOSED oman s m HUSBAND DIES AnnnriHTT nrcrnrif TSJnvnf Trnn Daily i . iitmm m iiqa rr - y agazine to build red blood, strength and up SIMPLE EVENING endurance. FROCK HAS ODD There rue thousands of p'Pte who nrc flsrein? and EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING brorUvin THE NEW GENERATION SIDE TRIMMING (iowniitatitnofiniio wlicn tiieyshouid lxre:v jnjiir; that perfect lictllli v liicli rarrii'i tk'.mcc to LATJIIA A. ' , - By JANE PHELPS Bj KIRKMAN. f ' IIP di3fije:inp! y hocniitrc ilvy sre. not awake to tiie con t' dition of their biood. Vitlirt:1.nrinnU' iff n your blood HIELPS carries no oxygon, nnd tthout tvcyir-- tiiore in noti then In clear water. ' ins to unite s i Lh the crubon in yoi;r t.x-- ao whrt t jo JOAN COMPTJMKNTS HER "Lovely! Ted Walters that's ANSWERED LETTERS. suds, The tray V1AKE a I MO. I 1 eat docs 3011 no good. It like putting con Into a MOTHER. that blonde boy you saw in tho under tho top burners should be t5?! stove asked me tennis Mrs. W. E. G.: taken out often nnd washed. without (ire. You fin rvm' obfn ;n iron water to play "Please publish like the t!: spin-nct- To clean ICH, iron in yotirl!ord and like iron in CHAPTER 36. tomorrow morning." a recipe for chicken Jelly loaf?" the burners of a gas IcntiN. ami from an- dnrr;i-.- t under U: en- applrs Marfraret Hayden looked at her "Fine!" Margaret said with Answer Jellied Chicken: Select stove, detach them from the stove, ED Dam c of Nuxntrd iron. Nuxahd (ion also contains; in do so love to have a sized fowl and cut it as them In a nnd cover rcfloetion the small mirror atop thusiasm. "I good up put large pan, 3LOOD the principal ciifiniral ronsfifin-n- of aotive, the bureau in the you enjoy yourself," she added. If for fricassee. Put It in tho kettlo them with a solution ot washing livimr uewe fun-n- it. h, tlmrrforc, a trua hotel room. As she had before, there was a bit of diplomacy in he," with 2 of a small onion, stick it soda nnd water using not quite blcod and nerve food. It: IWps crt.M ttf ind re- Hhe now quivered with delight at enthusiasm It could not be won- with a clove, add 1 stalk of celery a pound of the soda to a gallon of build now and stroMrr red blond cells., li what she paw. Her hair softly dered at. "Tou play very well, cut small, and cover with boiling hot water. Bring the water to tho eeda the body tho fmbstiinc.es which nerve force must have to trivc, it that vit!, electro, dressed, little tendrils curling In Joan." water: let simmer until the meat boiling point with the burners in natinctic power which ia ftnrrd in the nerve and brain ce'.la of man. Nu:;ahvt Iron often her neck and about her face. Her "Yes, my game is a fair one. falls from the bones, adding 1 tea- it, and let boil till tho greaso and ncrcaws the utrcnfrth and endurance of wenk, ncrvoui, rundown rr.cn antl women in t'.vej ehininfr eyes, the flush coming and He's awfully nice." spoon of salt when half done. Then grit fall away. Then wipe the veckstime. The manufacturer a guarantee successful results to every purchaser or they wifl jroing in her cheeks. Intrigued her. "He who?" Margaret's thoughts remove tho chicken and cook down burners with paper or brush with cfund your money. Then her dress! Neck arid should- had strayed. the liquid until you have a gener- a clean brush, rinse them In clear ers, white and smooth as a young "Why, Ted Walters, of course!" ous pint of it left; dissolve in this hot water and dry in a warm spot. fiirl'B, rising from the soft roso "He would be nice or you would 1- -2 package of gelatine. Line the The nickel parts of tho rango chiffon and gray laco of her gown. not have cared for him." Again bottom of a buttered mold with should be kept freo from rust with "Forty Isn't old very," she said, diplomacy might have been sus- sliced hard-boile- d eggs, add the a little kerosene oil applied fre- smiling at her image, then laugh- pected. chicken (from which bones, fat quently; you may also polish it ing aloud as it smiled back. "I like him almost better than and skin have been removed) and with a little whiting mixed to a If only she could escape before any boy I know unless it is Mal- add the liquid with the gelatine paste with either alcohol, ammonia Joan came In! But colm Frost. He isn't a bit foolish. In It. Set in cool place to harden. or water, wiping it dry. Keep the I'll don't onto a oven too, care to "I won't be a coward wait One of his chums is, and I Serve turned out platter. clean, taking A photo of Slarie Dressier. for her," she declared, sitting down like him a bit. Always trying to A. P.: "You stated that wipe up nil food particles which ncj recently ho left in by the window through which she say smart things, and acting up." alum water is used to romove old may it after baking, and Marie Dressier 'for a popu- see ocean. knew Forrester ot to clean the from tho broil- years could the path to the Margaret Craig wall paper. What proportions grease lar stage favorit&, has had tragedy She had turned out the light and was waiting, wondering why she H Ir If alum and water are combined?" ing pan after using that compart- as a housemate for now ai come woulJ ment. jears, it after time she found herself did not down, but she fti: Answer: Dissolve a lump of alum Known as Mrs. as sho out at the disturb Joan's confidences. Old "I have al- develops. o(Tstap;e dreaming looked not the size of an egg in one gallon of Housekeeper: John H. wife her man- stars and the moon Just "Was that his mother, that pret- on ways used the same stove blacking Dalton, of young boiling water, and spray this ager, it is revealed tho C? " coming up. Dreaming of what life ty woman in pale lavender I saw the wall paper while the water is my grandmother used before me, through ? h f r p might have been had she married to him?" but now a friend tolls me that death of Mr. Dalton that she had 'astiiftl lift talking still hot (you can do this by dip- some never a young man instead of an old one "Yes. Isn't she lovely? Sho a whisk broom into it and women use kerosene mixed legally married him because like John If she had looks like a of Dresden ping with something else. What is this of the existence of mother Mrs. Hayden. piece shaking it at the wall). When the Johnston's Candies married him and he had lived china. I said so, and it tickled Ted softened the 'something else'?" John H. Dalton, who refused to Fine Toilet Waters hot alum water has Answer: Katon & they had lived their lives together! to death." old scrape off the paper. Some women declare consent to a divorce. The first Crnno Tike's I'erfum es "Children hear paper, that there is like a mix- Suddenly she realized keenly usually like to You can buy a lump of alum at nothing mate had received allowances from Stationery. Face Powders that sho had missed not only com- their mothers praised." Margaret ture of keroseno oil and turpen- her husband each week any drug store. tine for their for twelvo Kvorshiirp Pencils Jlrushes panionship but love. She blushed remembered, and she hoped Joan B.: tell me how to gas ranges; perhaps to the time of his death. AVatorman PeiiH at the knew that in when Gloria F. "Kindly it is this that years Fountain Mirrors thought. She did also, the night care for a gas range? Mine is white your friend refers Safety j:nzors tho accepted meaning of the word Freeman and Malcolm Frost had nickel trim- to? Use two parts of keroseno to Combs and gray enamel with one of I'nclret Knives she had missed it always. That told her she looked lovely in Joan's part turpentine. But for n Watehes Flashlights love between man woman was rose sweater. "Time to go. I mings." coal rango the of house- and Answer: The ordinary gas stovo majority Water Potties 'I'hermos Potfles now, always had been, a sealed asked the maid to stay with you without enamel finish needs to bo keepers nowadays uso stove polish Cutex Sels book to her. until you were in bed, and then to mixeu with a little in- Cigars washed frequently with soap and turpentine Manicuro Outfiis Cigarettes "Shall I never know?" she mur- remain outside until I came up. water or with soda and water if stead of with water; when mixed mured, covering both her hot "Oh, I forgot! It's the ball." over'with with the turpentine the polish is Give us "Must very greasy, then wiped ami your order for Christmas cheeks with her hands. I "Yes. Tell me if I look nice kerosene oil to keep from rusting. glossier destroys rust. Candy. always be satisfied to go on like as well as Ted Walter's mother howover, We'll deliver it Christmas won- Enameled gas ranges, morning. this?" will? I expect she will look luke-war- ' need only washing in A quick step, an outflung door derfully young and lovely. She did ORDER IS ISSUED IN I have opened a first class and Joan was in the room. even in her beach dress." In cafo In Santa Fe, on tho west "Hello! What you sitting the "It's that ghost dress, isn't it?" . CASE OF MRS. PEETE dark for?" she called. Joan queried soberly. F. . W. SCHOOL sido of tho I'laza, "Waiting for you, dear. I "Yes. Do you like it? Do I look (Uy Tlip Amorlulf-- rrrnn.) such a in Highland Fimm dressed, then it was lovely nice?" The yearning Margaret's San Krandsco, Calif., Doc. JO. that I out lights so I voice must have reached Joan. BOARD TO MEET night put the An order tho o The Cafe could see the stars. Come here "You look perfectly beautiful, directing warden hgk "Service Counts We Give It" see thnt moon, it is like some Mumsie! Better than Mrs. Walters HERE TOMORROW San Quentin st.ito prison to ap- young, beautiful girl growing up, and that's going some I'll tell pear Saturday. Deoemlicr 17, and FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE half-wa- show re- I was chef of but Just In tho y stage, so the world." BY ELOISE. caupo why he should not formerly Liberty white and innocent in Its half-gro- "Thank you, Joan. I would An important meeting to consid- lease Mrs. ,milse Pettc, who Is Cafe No. 1, Albii'piorque, mid PHONE 30 and 31 The name of little F. E. a lifn state." rather you would compliment mo this simple er the best location for the serving term for the murder Invite all my former customers Is It down in Mar- frock is "Bacchanale," al- W. Memorial School for Girls and of Jacob Jienton in 1ms on "It lovely! I saw on than anyone the world." evening Angeles, and to eat the beach." meant it. And she forgot to though why such a very modest such other business relative to the the ground lier conviction by friends at my place garet on tht "Did you have a good time, notice the-slan- in which the com- little garment should boast such a establishment of the school as may a Jury whieh thirteen members when in Santa Fc. dear?" pliment had been couched. gay name Is not apparent. The come before the members will be served was in violation of the T'nit-e- d only real excuse there might be for held here Monday and Tuesday. States constitution, was Issued .'WW It is the color of the frock which U The meeting was postponed from today by the United States district a rich violet. It is the type of Saturday. court. frock which Is suitable for all slim Mrs. Edgar Hewitt of Santa Fe, line figures of any age. Mrs. Minnie Byrd of Oklahoma BEAUTY CHATS Violet chnrmeuse is fashioned City, Mrs. F. W. Seery of Belen, Into a straightllne chemise frock and Mrs. A. B. Austin of Clovin By Edna Kent Forbes. which hangs over an orchid col- will he members. The ored georgette slip. Scores of long meeting was postponed from Sat- strings and gold beads form an un- urday to Monday so that Mrs. Byru EMERGED TOE JOINTS. fures to correct it. A sufficiently usual side ornament which makes could be present. Mrs. Luna, now large toe Joint is a bunion. It Is the gown distinctive. Tho strands In California, can not be present. Tf you find that the Joint at the I not only ugly, but it la verv. verv hang like heavy fringe far below Local members are Mrs. D. A. d, end of your big toe where the toe , painful. Some chiropodists will tho skirted age. Mrs. Thomas Harwood, and the foot Join is growing larger. tell you that there Is nothing to be and Mrs. N. J. Strumquist. you should take immediate meas- - done for a Joint become Besides considering all induce- that has and enlarged, but I am much more op- WM. A. CLARK PRIZES ments of various communities timistic and I think that If you will the fostering influences of each LEAH BAIRD FORMS faithfully follow this advice you AWARDED TO ARTISTS community in the future, applica- will be pleased with the results: tions for faculty members will he HER OWN COMPANY The considered and likely the superin- First of all you must change the (By Annmirl PrH.) Anoth of shoes are An Deo. 10. Awards tendent will be appointed. type you wearing. Washington, er Tennessee college woman is be- - enlarged toe Joint Is probably of the William A. Clark prizes was sev- - caused shoes with too short a ing considered favorably by by announced by the trustees, of the eral of tho members as superln- - 12 More vamp or with toes come to a D Before Xmas that of Art as fol- - tendent. Other members of the Only Shopping point and so draw together the Corcoran Gallery ays toes of foot. faculty are to be appointed with the Purchase your- 01 We have here listed a few is to hih-clas- self low heeled shoes which have Fiist f2."00 anil lne "PProvai ine aupernuenueni just suggestions picked at There an easy way save money on s prize, goia Thfl Buperlntendent of the school random in our enormous a straight inner last, room enough medal, to Daniel Garber of Phila Miss Holiday stocks. We have standard merchandise. Shop at Kalm's first. Filx the toes and a last year was most efficient, for the sufficiently long on his picture, "South Sallie of who prepared our merchandise and our store as never be- prices in your mind and fnen around at vamp. In other words, get shoes delphla Bryant Portales, shop every that fit. Room Green Street." came from teaching in Tennessee fore for the great volume of business which is na- ether store in town and you will come back to Kahn's. Second prize $1,G00 and silver to take the position. Miss Bryant drawn to Best We KNOW Then try this exercise. You will medal to Burtle Baker of Wash- Is now engaged In similar work in turally "Albuquerque's Shopping Place" you will. That is, if you would SAVE find that the big toe is rather stiff ington on "Interior With Figure." Missouri. She has sent her hearty at this season. 20c on every dollar you spend. and hard to move. Take hold of Third prize, 11.000 and bronze commendation of the school and it with the fingers and begin to to John F. Follinsbee, of Its move medal, good wishes for success, pledg- it up and down and out from New Hope, Pa., on "Jersey Water ing a gift from herself and sister, the foot and back again to the Front." Mrs. Kelsey, who was teacher of STETSON HATS other toes. Do this for at least Fourth J 500 and honora- needlework In the school last A new shipment of John B. Stet- prize, year. ' Sweaters Kid five minutes and do it every day. ble mention, to W. Lester Stevens, A proposition for a cottage sys- - son hnts Just arrived in time for In a short time you will find that of Rockport, Miss., on "Quarry tern of Institution with a central For Men and Boys tho holiday soiling. If you wear you have made the toe flexible so Dock." assembly hall and recitation a hat, wear tho best. We have It. Gloves it can be moved easily. Keep up The awards which are said to bo rooms, which has been submitted this exercise every day. It will the largest glv.en at any art exhi- to the board members by Miss $198 to keep that Joint from enlarging un- bition in the world, were estab- Mary Dlssette of Santa Fe, will be For Men and less you wear very bad shoes In- lished In former Senator $2.50 Felt Slippers 107 by considered. $9.98 Women deed. It may even help to reduce William A. Clark of Montana, who, The Albuquerque Elks have ten the large Joint. within the last year has perpetuat- dered the use of their lodge room fffetiristmAS Mi $1.48 A splendid as' VaaS A comnMo There are various healing lotions ed them by a gift to the Corcoran for the meeting of the school In rnvtmr Beautiful Felt Bedroom Slip- which can be used. sortment all sortment of mo STORK Some chirop- Art Gallery of $100,000, board. wools and mix- pers in women's sizes. This is odists recommend iodine, but be- women's a n rt Willi i tures to choose an extra fore you use this I would advise j. i special. children's to from. Included cloves for r you ask your doctor how often are all the the Joint Bhould be painted. pop- J.F.ATHi:it r.rOOAGE They come nicely l ular colors of tho In I l Men a packed boxes I always Fatty: It should take at least r 1 I I season. appreciate piece three or four months to throw off III of real leather luggage. Our line for giving. 35 pounds, as you should be build- is complete and at real Kahn ing up good firm muscles whilo prices. you are consuming the fatty tis- JAMES" COATS 20 OFF sue. Tomatoes are not fattening One-fift- h off on the best selected Leah Balrd. and neither are the other things stock of coats in town. Why you mention. If you need a diet say more? Leah Baird, who recently formed chart from which to make 'your Illaek Cat her own producing company, has food selection, send a stamped ad- Just produced "Don't Doubt Your dressed envelope and I shall bo All Ladies' Hats Hosiery Wife," a drama of domestlo mis- glad ,to mall one to you. understanding. She is now pre- Reduced $1.48 to paring to start a second feature nKftrzi vrY mi n . within the coming week or ten days and keep up the massaging with a to $1.98 to All tho latest $2.98 features in. Miss cream. and trims. Some are There will be six shapes You will ap- Baird's first series under her own X. Y. Z.: It depends upon the worth up to $20.00. be released preciate the banner and all will condition of the scalp how often v e a t Pathe. to p snvinp through take a shampoo, as an oily Ties what BATH ItOHES of btiyinif this In "Don't Doubt Your Wife," scalp will need more than a dry Edward Pell will make a Blanket and silk robes for men, nationally ad- Emory Johnson and one. Too much however, nit-sil- washing, t women and children in all sizes vertised k, appear in leading support, the cast makes the hair brittle as it de- better, the three more suit- colors nnd styles. Pockets, col- full fash- including only principals, prives It of the natural secretions. or lars and belts. and unusual in that it con- A rule is not able gift, ioned hosiery being general to shampoo a more IFXT T.FATHEtt at Kalin's tains no "heavy" role. The origi- oftencr than twice a month, and a- AT if Balrd SLIITIKS you but in- nal story is by Miss herself with most heads about every third ppreciated' Miss Bnird was seen in VThe one. What makes a more suitable pift spect our stock last week. them. Heart Line," a Pathe picture. It. O. S.! Fever blisters are usu- than theso warm, comfortable of In "The Woman He Married," healed with slippers? Our stock in men's, ally by treating them women's is now being made at the Mayer boraclc acid or nitre. If you Ittve and children's sizes studio under Fred Niblo'sdlrectlon, recurrent attacks of these blisters, complete. Anita Stewart is starred in the role It shows that your digestive system a of an artist's model who refuses a is deranged. Increase the qualtity J i m standing offer of marriage from a of water you take each day, which Visit Our Toy Dept. until ho has IB young millionaire will assist in cleaning the digestive can best proven himself able to do some- tract. FOR CHRISTMAS EVE Campus We. show you the All Furs besides and selected stock of dolls in town. thing spend money in- Dar-re- ll THE GIFT YOU LOVE SEND Wo Invito smoke gold-tippe- d cigarettes. Mrs, TAnra M. Hoyt Recommends TO Togs earnestly your the spection of our toy Fobs supplies heroism, Chamberlain's Tablets. IN GIFT BOXES 20 1 I.: more offsets the low have Cham- Clothes Off which than "I frequently used V schemes of Donald MacDonald in berlain's Tablets, during the past Prices 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, J the play. Shannon Day as a petite three years, and have found them $3.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 About th,e qual- nmnoxs We have ma maid is behind more than for headaches and bilious We are of our Rtock French splendid Mail Orders Special Service ity, the style proud of every Fur Sea one complication in the story. Oth- attacks. I am only too pleased, at and the prices of 1 ribbons nnd do not exasperate ers in the cast are: Charlotte any time, to speak a word in praise To be careless in the selection of the writing this famoui when we sny it Is the best selec- sep Pierce, Charles Belcher, William of them," writes Mrs. Laura M. brand of clothes tion In town that's what people an A Fur So r L.A Conklin and Tokunaga. N. Y. for a Christmas Gift may bring to the f J i Frank Hoyt, Rockport, paper we need s a 5 tell us. dow n just on-- fl At P WL f recipient of your gift, criticism through its We IIAXDlvETtrillEFS fift h for the hoi If xif jtxrJ-- i I A nothing. in Kilt ' " use. , . have them and Tut tip nicely packages iday selline. Thi . . would like to of one, three or six. Rome are is an opportunity Society requires more than paper it looks show them tc silk some linen, some hemstitch- you should not as you, i ed and still others with embroid- overlook. A. D. A. MILK for such attributes correctness, style and ered initials. good taste, which are tailored into Eaton, An honest product, scientifically handled Crane and Pike Papers. ' Milk, Butter, Buttermilk, Ice Cream Your obligation as the giver dictates, that ,

Co-Operat- Crane and Pike be ive Eaton, Writing Paper E? Albuquerque the gift. ' Albuquerque's BOOK KAHN Best Shopping Place Dairy Association STnOIIG'S STORE 109 North First. Y. M. C. A. 503 321 North Second Phone 351 "Your Money Back If You Want It" Opposite Phone

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from paying tribute to the gener- indebtedness. That, in my humble promise from this point of view, ally courteous attitudo of public of- opinion, was the situation in re Wo are entitled to definite lnror ADDRESS OF H. J. HAGERMAN ficials to the association's repre- gard to some of the amend men s mation as to the matter of main sentatives. Not only have they not submitted to the people at the re tenance costs, President of Taxpayers Association of Now MpsIco at tlip Meeting treated us with any lack of cor- cent election measures designed Dirtinet advances have of late Held in Momlnr, December Olh, 1921. al- as a relief to our over been made toward van Albuquerque, diality or as interlopers but already adjusting jj V J most every administrative official, taxed people, but which were re ous important matters which have "omanmnoi state, county and has jected by the voters. been subject to general controversy Mr. Asplund'a paper Is a fair tlon, honest and effective admin- municipal, and of considerable comment on it involves all that we gladly welcomed the association's One of these amendments pro- resume of the istration; tax-lev- y the of the Taxpayers' associa and comprehensive are accustomed to That this vided for limitations, and part activities of the association since group togeth- has resulted In es other levies a tion er under the term of gov- great good, among permissive There is littlo "good il un.s Under a recent opinion of the its organization. ernment." No one can he pecially as regards levies and bud school tax levy. that I enn add to it except to rightly gets, now admit. was defeated because attorney general the commissioner called a Sir Galahad or a mere they generally amendment has into the more fully explain the motives, With all wo have tried to of the strong opposition of certain of public lands turned have idealist because of his insistence do, state about a naif rmuion which as I conceive them In tho admin- with all the legislature and the of the school people. They reseiu treasury Christmas Cheer controlled our activities. that real economy ed nlan school levies be dollars held for some time by the Spread mainly istration of business is not governor, and the newspaper have the that Most of It is impraetieahle in any prreat public tried to do in to cut tween 10 and 15 mills should be land department. this only desirable but necessary in recent years was money advanced on oil leases. deprree to separate the activities taxi and costs, the glaring fact submitted to an intermedial - of the association any government if that govern- was favored Tho commission still holds on de- and policies ment is to survive. remains that our present status is checking authority. It the Year! long on nosit somo $160,000 heretofore aJ during the past two years from far from reassuring. In order to hv the Taxpayers association Throughout The state of govern- and those of the snecial revenue com- present this to as the ground that school monies vanced on lease purchase and ments tho world over seems a present you graphically anu contracts. This he is quite ready mission appointed in 1920. For and briefly as possible we have should be as carefully guarded will him most, if the associa- sufficient demonstration of this as as other to turn into tho treasury so that it Something practical please especially most of that period fact. This nation is so far ahead prepared a number of charts. economically spent any for school tion's resources were lareely de- nubile monies, and that waste anj will be available funds, the where he would himself. of other that by comparison The first chart shows the per- is and that may draw Interest it comes from store buy it voted to the work of the com- any increases in taxes extravagance in their disposal they was with the our present situation is enviable, centage levied, as in any as soon as he is sure that the at- mission. This done wo tills and in various governmental ex- fully as reprehensible to Stocks are all with Christmas merchandise. A of the directors of but if compare present other line ot puDltc cxpcnunurea. torney general's opinion applies aglow full approval pre-w- penditures for the decade of 1910 de- situation with our status advocated tho amendment be these as well ns to oil lease lunas. the association. The policies re- to 1920, as with similar We Few Random From the GUARANTEE: commission it is for tho moment far from compared cause we believed material savings When this is done one of the main Suggestions cided upon by the which percentage increases in our popula- as to aa to pol- assuring. Tho problems in school could, by causes of controversy tne were In the main similar tion and wealth same expenditures - heen confront New Mexico differ only during the method be effected ministration- of that office will ROBES HOSE icies which have all alons which period. The population, which was the proposed, removed advocated the association. The In degree from problems without in any way interfering havo been Robes by confront other states, and in 327,000 in 1910. and approximately I believe Tho passing of these and other Bath Lisle commission staff was in the mnln 360,000 in 1920, increased 10 with school efficiency. balances of some respects the nation as a only a good many people havo funds into the treasurer's $5.00 to $15.00 25c to $1.00 the association staff. Much the to per cent. Our measure as to the that the we in tho commission's whole. It is due that fact, per since the recent election come to only emphasizes position Wool Robes Silks data report that the work which has wealth was In the terms of assessed views and others have long held, tnat a was available because of the asso- haps, valuation of all at these the conclusion that these to been going on here in New Mex- 'property were correct, and that the amend- far sounder system for the central $13.50 $30.00 75c to $2.50 ciation's prior research. It is right two periods about $175,000,000 in of state revenues and ex- two bodies should In ico has excited some interest ment which was urged would have control Silk Robes that these outsiders who are con- 1910 and $406,000,000 in 1920, an penditures than now obtains esteem stand or fall among increase of 110 cent. had a wholesome and beneficial $25 to $40 public cerned with the study of similar per It may should promptly be inaugurated This is said with full be properly maintained that tho effect. not time to into co- situations quantitatively school There is go this appreciation of the cordial many assessed valuation is not an ade- This whole matter of in suffice It to SHIRTS members of times more important. What we costs is one which merits the most matter detail; say operation of all the here is no quate measure of our wealth, but that nothing that has occurred GLOVES Madras the revenue commission. have been doing in it is the measure careful public scrutiny, for there sense as negligible by only approximate of ac- since tho adjournment of the last Unlined to Of the of the associa- regarded available to us. If anything is no branch governmental can in sense be re- $2 $6.50 objects those who are working upon tax- that so closely touches th'i legislature any tion, as stated in its articles of else- it errs in favor of property tivity garded otherwise than confirma- $3 to $5 Silk bo said ation and revenue questions in which more average citizen as education. Thero association, the first may la not too much to say 1920, nearly so tory of the recommendations made Lined $6.50 to $10 a mo- where. It its actual value than is no public charge generally revenue commission in to have had controlling of taxation, approaches - by the this that these questions it did in 1910.- Our next line accepted as tho tax for mom $3 to $10 tive In both the association and and of ex- gladly burden regard. Two tiers or tne state commission activities. This was: retrenchment public shows tho increase in total bonded schools, and when the tax board of finance are alive to the penditures, the very questions school is so overwhelming, as at present, 1. To aid, encourage, and pro- we have been so indebtedness, state, county, public demand that all state fund: of economy with which district and municipal, which in the citizen is beginning to demand be con PAJAMAS SWEATERS mote the observance concerned hero in recent he how these should actually under the in administration of public busi- closely 1910 was approximately $0,500,000, that know wisely trol both as to custody and d!s Flannel Slipon years, are already the paramount and in 1920 ap- school funds are being used, lie Outing ness, in the state of New Mexico, economic is- reached the rather our burscment of an efficient, train and political as well as sum of an in- begins to ask what, in fact, $2 to $4 $10 to $13.50 and in the counties, cities of nation, palling $15,625,000, act- ed, industrious official, the whole there- sues in every state this crease of 140 cent. At an av- program of public Instruction of time is devoted to the du- Coat other political subdivisions and are per He exists whose Others Style and in the nation itself, erage rate of 6 per cent this in ually is. finds that there ties of his office. The present laws of destined to remain such until debtedness now calls for annual much confusion in the public mind $2 to $6.50 $5 to $15 I know that we have been found. an governing this branch of our gov dwelllne clear solutions to them ate Interest charge of $825,000. I am as between the crystallized opinion ernment are not what should sometimes criticised for cannot be sidetracked or of the and the they too much upon the matter of They sure these figures will astonish you people aspirations be, but that makes it all the moro House Handkerchiefs camouflaged, they are vital and and do include 1921 of the individuals and groups who Slippers in the administration of es- they not the necessary that until they can be economy pressing, and go to the very will are devoted to the cause of educa public affairs, and that It has bond issues, which approxl amended they be strictly enforced. Leather Slippers $4 to $3 . . Idea of sence of governmental activity mate about $3,000,000. Mounting tion Ho finds that much of tlvj Some method Plain Linen .25c to $1.00 been thought that this data which enter into existing con- whereby satisfactory Felt $2.50 to $3.50 economy has In our mincis too everywhere. up in our cost scale we find the periodic audits of all state as well Slippers Initial Cambric 25c It will be difficult for any party taxes levied in 1910 clusions as to educational cost's as fiscal offices is not greatly overshadowed other approximately not reliable. And If he goes county only to the exclusion of to succeed which does not courage- amounted to $3,400,000 as con- are generally demanded but absolutely Initial Linen,. . .L... 50c and $1.00 of face them. It will be dif- trasted with the total of 1920 deeper he will find many cases of The now JEWELRY any well rounded conception ously levy cost In both and ma- imperative. equipment functions. This crit- ficult for any man to stand for of $11,260,000. an increase of 231 high personal available for such audits is entirely Cuff Links.... $1 to $4 governmental office who to declare So to state terial items for purely adventitious icism has, however, been in no public fears per cent. it is fair that the insufficient. NECKWEAR himself on tho main problems they In the ten-ye- the tax levies activities which represents Tho of Mr. R. Studs .50c and up unfriendly spirit, and is prob- period of Individuals rather than employment J. to tho misconception of involve. Increased twice as much as the caprice Flnley by the state tax commission $1 tO. $4 ably due But it Is said that the theories of state. The total the consistent part of an orderly Dress and Tuxedo Sets, Silk... our idea of what the term econ- total wealth the He will to value the mines of New Mexico, of taxation are in themselves so state expenditures in 1920 increas. and authorized program. from the law enacted by to $7.50 Knitted $1 to $5 omy, as related to public affairs, still so demand what the legitimate cost resulting $3.50 submit there Is no complex and Intricate, and ed by 473 per cent over what they tho recent legislature Is an event means. I that 0 and out so safe to tie shrouded in the mists of contro- were in 1910; namely, from $ui,-794.1- of fully actually carrying of outstanding Importance. There Gift Certificates Issued For Amount other single phrase that no formulao capable of to of a legitimate program premising Is no man he Any to as of what we are versy $5,167,069.96. of- better equipped than expressive general application can possibly educational competent teachers and other is for this and his looking for in connection with The state expendi- should be. He will Inquire anywhere task, is be reached. To a great degree tures in 1910 were $231,633.72. ani ficers findings are bound to be accepted government In this state. It true. There into the relation of the cost conceivable that in a nar- this is undoubtedly in 1920 these same expenditures deeply as a controlling basis for mines' quite are certain fundamentals that are of school services and other public valuations for some & Keleher row sense the term economy may amounted to $1,477,840.62, an to con- years. The H generally considered to be almost 638 cent. This services, and try definitely law as Is far from Hayden imply niggardliness and Ineffic- of per group clude whether it is economically finally passed sense its axiomatic, although many phases of expenditures does not include clear, especially as to how the 1921 335 218 West Central M iency, but in a broader of the will remain possible to afford a continuance of assessment to Phone use in connection with general problem long school revenues derived from is be made, but that much more subjoctB of academic discussion. county levies, district levies nor the present program. Is a question than can be fairly government involves now-bein- care- We have all along proceeded on of institutions, In re- Furthermore, attempts are settled. The fact remains that than a mere conception of the earnings to" monies. the assumption that we should to which wo have no data seriously made distinguish through the codo provisions of ful expenditure of public a solution of our gard value of education nt dilferent as to the equit- seek tax problem available for this whole period. the 1921 we havo arrived at a real It Involves Ideas which will result in placing each levels to the individual from its method of a able assessment of property for Our second chart is for the samo adjusting long stand efficient economic interest in the state in value to society at large. The ing controversy which has for taxation, fair tax levies, eco- decade and is a more complete education the same position as other of state disbursements whole program of free years been the source of bitter tax collections, necessary legisla nomic interests not in a better analysis is on the assumption during those 10 years. This shows predicated feeling and much inharmony. It or worse position. That is, per- that tho social advantages of edu- Is going to require still further pa- one that tho total state disbursements over in- haps, a broad generality, but 1910 1920 were in al- cation predominate the tience and the cordial as a formula between and dividual Whether this te nun ., n ijim , ljW.l!Xll'; nearly approximating most constant increase except for advantages. of all concerned to reach this for consistent endeavor as any when is actually the case is a very per- adjustment, but it can be done. can be defined. At the years 1914. and 1916, in view that any rate, they showed a slight decrease, but tinent inquiry, especially The taxable net production of pro- a It is upon this basis that the work of the opinion tacitly or openly ducing mines, as arrived at by the arid that the rate for the last five years cost of the Taxpayers' association has been marked. maintained that educational state tax commission for 1919, was the revenue commission been decidedly bo rrom a has Our line for highway expendi should judsea anrereni $15,658,000, and for 1920, based on largely predicated. Equally firm angle rrom otner government costs. tho three-yea- r average, $16,810,- - has been our no In tures , in 1910 showed the expendi- position that ture of $70,819, which annual ex- So with the matter of highway 000. This was exclusive of the telllgent conclusion aa to what in- expenditures, tvhich have for a value of tho surface and improve are nest methods taxation penditure did not materially the of crease until 1915, from which year long time bepn the source of more ments, which in each year was ran he reached without the fullest it has advanced until in 1920 it or less acrimonious discussion. somo $12,000,000 more. The cop s inquiry as to our revenue needs, sum of The recent election demonstrated per mines of tho state have been and of the of state reached the $2,248,000. capacity the General government expenditures, the fact that the public generally closed down entirely for about a and the people to meet these is strongly favorable to good roads, year. needs. have been somo of which are, after all, tho last item There in tho total burden of govern- It did not need tho election to In conclusion I wish to say, per- our friends who, in tho ar- Is I am past, mental costs, increased from $163,-00- 0 demonstrate that fact, which sonally, that very apprecia- gued that these questions were universally admitted. The ques tive of the uniform courtesy that and distinct to $366,600 In 1920. entirely separate certain tion as to how far we are Justified has been extended to me as presi- questions calling for in Our third chart shows in of our economic dent of this association separate cost data for the 1915 to in going view for the vestigations by different groups years condition in the building of ne-- past six years, by the governors, that tliey are only remotely asso 1920, for which data are not avail- Wo able to 1915. This shows roads remains unanswered. administrative officers, members elated. I am sure this viewpoint prior all want all of them that we can of the association, and the press. LetMeSendYou has been abandoned. that the municipal costs, which There generally means of incor- afford to pav for and maintain. has been little that has been Very recently a gentleman, who total expenditures I think a fundamental error in our unsatisfactory about the work, as lias been for the confiden porated cities, towns and villages, I years amounts to conception of this matter and have felt at all times that it has tial adviser of the secretary of the approximately $500,000 this we have all along maintained been useful. It has always been on taxation said In 1915, and $1,250,000 in 1920. accus- treasury matters, in Is that we have become absorbing, and often entertaining. Handsome In The cost of state road-build- of effect that tho real problem of maintaining tomed to in mh taxation was how to raise the stitutions increased from $688, regard 854 in 1915 in 1920. finances from tho standpoint of Taking Desperate Chances. Circle to $1,671,577 around the Tortoise Shell money to pay necessary taxes costs rather than from that It is true that many contract se- without the tax Other expenditures for state pur- capital vere colds unduly burdening -- of carrying charges. We figure too and recover from them payer. After all that is the gist poses amounted in 1915 to $1,457 without or 000 and in 1920 to As much in the terms of construction taking any precaution of the whole business. You can $3,391,000. and too little from tho standpoint treatment, and a knowledge of this glasses not get away from it. for county costs they aggregated our fact leads others to in 1915, and in 1920 to of maintenance and highway take their Tree a have $3,702,716, Christmas These, general way. chances Instead of jn The broader budgets are, generally too vaguo as giving their been the controlling principles $6,606,553. line whieji to now the roads built are to be colds the needed attention. It which have guided us in both the indicates a rise in the total cost of should be borne in mind as so start- maintained. Doubtless the higher that every with music to make us association's and tho commission's government is, you see, the initial cost the less the ratio of cold weakens the lungs, lowers the happy. activities. It would have been ling as to be almost perpendicular. makes is to subsequent annual maintenance vitality, the system less able quite out of the question to accom It be regretted that we have to each at- not similar for the cost. But even that formula la withstand succeeding For many plish anything valuable in the face data years prior to for tack and paves the for the years of have to 1915. In 1915, the subject discussion, expensive way people hav been the opposition which we however, surfaced roads, however well built, moro serious diseases. Can you af- com t riff encountered unless total of all tn mf from periodically aggregate government soon require expensive repairs, ford to take such desperate chances every part of Chica- somo continuous, consistent policy costs in the state was $6,348,832, necess- when Chamberlain's Rem go on account of ray had been adhered not and in 1920 to tho while with graded roads Cough to. We are this mounted up what amounts to almost edy, famous for its cures of bad wide reputatlnn for disposed to find fault with anv per total of no less than $13,009,469. itating supplying glaiwes yearly reconstruction, the unit cost colds may be had for a trifle? that fit. I am now son or group of persons for at times The fourth chart shows. In an- o the association tho other of construction and maintenance Player-Pian- is offering the bene- opposing and form, tho striking increase be much less than with the A Piano or fit of this wide ex- commission. It was inevitable from in total levies for all purposes from may top-not- Now the Albuquerque Foundry perience to people the beginning that whatever posl 1910 to 1920. What these charts highways. that N o whole road for the state for Christ- everywhere. tlon we might take on special ques- particularly emphasize, and what I program and Machine Works the gift of gifts matter where you live, I positively guar- tions would call forth criticism and wish to in has heen definitely settled for ft Founders antee to you a fit or there bear upon you is this It Engineers Machinists givn perfect from some one. There period of years, would he well In Iron. Brass. Alum will be no charge whatever. I promise antagonism that whatever the cause, whatever all of us to start anew on a Castings Bronza, mas. Let this Christmas be Mend has been a time when the the for Inum. Etectrlo Motors. OH to you a pair of glasses that will rarely reason, whatever the excuse, and as to Engines enable you to see and membership of the association has whosoever fault careful frank inquiry Pumps and Irrigation. perfectly satisfy the (if it be a the future can Works and Office you In every way, or you will owe me been unanimously in accord wltn fault) whether the legislature's, what reasonably Albaqnerqne. one to look back with nothing. They will protect your eyes, Its executive officers. As far aa the people's, or the administra- upon preventing eye strain nrt headache. They the revenue commission was con tion's the burden of taxation on will enable you to read the smallest print, tho Decide thread the finest needle, eee far or near. cerned it was created because the taxpayers of tho state as a and satisfaction. could not agree about whole is joy SEND NO MONEY legislature constantly growing at an the income tax and other taxes. As ratio, quite out of A MESSAGE now to a Piano or I will not accept a ilngle penny of your for the association, its organizers proportion to our increase in popu- buy money until you are satisfied and tell me doubtless had in view the creation so. fill In and mail the lation and wealth, and that this Blmply coupon of a continuing body with a de burden has reached To Player-Pian- o. below giving: me the simple, easy Infor- would last already pro- Discriminating Candy Buyers mation I ask for and I will send you a finite policy, which portions which are well-nig- h un- of through various legislatures and 17-jew- pair my Extra Lsarge Tortoise Shell bearable. We shall not again go You can't buy a el Waltham in a fjpectaclei, for you to wear .examine and serve as a stabilizing and helpful into extended Watch, any analysis of our 20-ye- ar Inspect, for ten days, in your own home. force to our many conscientious conception of the cause of or the case, for the price of an Ingersoll. They're The BALDWIN PRODUCTS in- -' The glasses I send are not to be com public servants who sincerely de cure with any you hate ever seen ad for this condition. No one both watches, but the difference in quality makes pared sire accomplishment. This It has can more realize com vertised. They are equal to spectacle in no small fully the the difference in price. AND THE SAME IS TRUE elude the Baldwin Piano, Ellington being sold at retail at from 112.00 to certainly done degree, plexities or the problem. So far $16.00 a pair. You will find them eo but in doing so, in maintaining as the association and OF CANDY. to consistent de commission Hamilton Howard scientifically ground as to enable you anything like a and are concerned, their conclusions Piano, Piano, see far or near, do the finest kind of termined attitude we hnve often in- work or the are embodied In the commission's Our Candy is Quality Candy, as only the best Manualo-"T- o read very smallest print run counter to the temporary in which a Piano, the he Player-Pian- These. Extra Large Size Ienses, with terests of some group or Individ report, proposed compre gredients are used, for example: Tortoise Phell Kims, are very becoming hensive, consistent plan for ad are to ual. It would have been quite im FUDGE can be made with milk or water. is all but human". and your friends sure compliment done ministrative reorganization, and is WE that you on your improved appearance. There possible for us to have any the which has so USE no worthwhile off only plan far been MILK. are "ifs" or "ands" about my liberal thing by playing all its shortcom- offer. I trust you absolutely. Tou are one set of prejudices egainst an presented, with ' the Bole Judge. If they do not you ings It deserves the further con MAPLE FUDGE can be with Pure stock of give other, or equivocating because sideration made Canadian We carry a complete more real satisfaction than arty glasses somo of our members disagreed. of the people and their or you have ever worn, you are not out i representatives now. and at future Maple Sugar artifical maple extract. WE USE of- There has been some criticism of the latest ingle penny. I ask you, could any legislatures. PURE CANADIAN MAPLE SUGAR. Music iRolls, including fer h fairer? the association because of the fact no that it has been mainly supported It is consolation or palliative. SPECIAL THIS MONTH rail as far as the Individual taxpayer NUT FUDGES can be made with Pecans, Walnuts hits for dancing and sing- by large corporate taxpayers is to popular If you end your order at once I wilt roads and mining companies, it concerned, say to him that and other expensive nuts; or with Peanuts. WE mak you a present of a handsome Ve' is true that the association has our condition Is no worse, perhaps USE PECANS, WALNUTS and OTHER NUTS ing, and the finest interpretations wtn Lin. 4. Spring Back, Pocket Book been sustained cor- not as bad, as it Is in some other OF Hpeetacle Cas. which you will be proud largely by these states. THE SAME HIGH to own. rand because they It does not help us much QUALITY. of artists. sign and mall the coupon Now. porations simply to know that In leading Tr. Bltholz, Mud Ifon A I.aflln Hta. Sta- are far the largest taxpayers in tne Maricopa county, TAFFIES can be made with tion C, Chicago, 111., Doctor of Optica, state. We have no apologies to Arizona, they are planning to Pure Creamery Butter Member American Optical Association, make, and nothing to explain away spend $5,000,000 on roads, or that or Cocoanut Butter. WE USE PURE CREAMERY Illinois Btate Society of Optometrists, because of this. There have fre in New York state the tax burden BUTTER. Graduate Illinois College of Opthomolaffy on real estate has Increased and Otology, Famous Eye Strain quently been sharp disagreements from between thete corporate memoers i to 21 per cent of the net In CHOCOLATE CREAMS can be made Genuine as of association: come In the last decade. It does with Accept Tills Free Offer Todny to the policies the Flavors or Dr. RUhols, K 261, Madison & Laflln Sti. as there has been amongst some of not help him much to tell him that Imitation Flavors. WE USE GENUINE Station C, Chicago, 111. our own directors end individual the doubling or tripling of his tax FLAVORS. niEDUNG music corav Tou may send me by, prepaid parcel post members, but no action of the as- mil is due, not so much to the in- a pair of your Extra Large Tortoise flhell sociation has been dictated by any creasing cost of general govern We figure the selling price of our candies aa cost 987. 221 t Central Filled Spectacles. I will wenr them nor In Phone 10 and If convinced are member, or group of members, ment, as to the increases school and overhead, plus a fair days that they unless we were and road What he legitimate profit. Can Be equal to any Kinase selling at $ir..n0, I adopted, honestly expenditures. We invite Satisfactory Terms Arrived will send you 14.49. Otherwise. I will re- convinced that it would be bene has to face is the problem of get- comparison with any other candy sold in turn them and there will be no charge. ficial to the whole body of tax- ting the money to pay the taxes In Albuquerque WHEN QUALITY IS CONSIDERED payers large and small corpor- spite of no markets for his cattle, How are AS WELL AS uiniHuiuttlufflimlrDii old you? ate and individual, I am sure the sheep, alfalfa, land or pasturage. PRICE. is now convinced And still over and over we How many years have jrou used glasses general public again IF YOU WANT THE BE SURE IT'S (If any) that this is true. We have many encounter these very pleas, pleas BEST, members who are small taxpayers, that so confuse and so perplex the Kama ,., and we have always desired and bewildered taxpayer that he finds a The Poet Offlc urged large membership. himself entirely at a loss and votes association has demonstrated its for measures, which, too late, he FEE'S R. H Box No.. usefulness, ana deserves more gen wakes up to find are specious and cral support unsound and have only resulted fn 304 West Central Ave. Phone 435-- W Btate , It would be ungracious to refrain further enslaving hint in chains of THE JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS,' Pase Seven December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

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is one friends and loved No Striking Developments Funding of the Obligation Your Photograph thing your In Irish Affairs Are Ex- Would Be Authorized Un- ones can't buy. Make them happy with your Photo. der a Bill By pected Before the Middle Approved before of the Present Week. Senate Committee. Arrange for a Sitting; we can deliver the pictures (By The Aatoclnted TrcM.) (By The Asiocliilf d 1'rrM.) Christmas. London, Deo. 10 (by the Asso- Washington, Doc. 10. Funding ciated Press). No striking devel- of the eleven billion dollar debt opments in Irish affairs are expect- owed the United States by foreign ed before the middle of next week. governments into obligations ma- The premier had no further meet- turing not later than June 15, 1947, ing today with Sir James Craig, and bearing interest at not less Ulster premier, who will report to than five per cent, would be au- his cabinet in Belfast Monday. thorized under the funding bill as 320. In the meantime nothing is like- approved today by the senate Grant Building. Phone ly to be known of Ulster's attitude, finance committee. more especially since the revela- Chairman Penrose announced tion of the split in the sinn fein, that these and other provisions i which was received with a show of written into the house bill had been satisfaction in Ulster. agreed to by Secretary Mellon and if The most significant news was the democratic members. He added the convening of the meeting of that the bill would be the Catholic heirarchy in Dublin reported to the senate on Monday Tuesday which, in view of the opin- and called up Tuesday. ions expressed by the bishops, is Interest on the new obligations semi-annual- ly and expected to make a decided pro- would be paid 6 nouncement for the treaty. the minimum rate which would be About 120 members of the dall permitted five per cent is the eireann will attend the Wednesday rate on the existing obligations. and of these at least Under another amendment four meeting five of commls-sio- n according to the estimates of the members the eighty, his follow- which is to conduct the fund- of Arthur Griffith and to be ers will vote for the treaty. ing negotiations would have There was much unofficial dis- confirmed by the senate. members of the All of the changes in the house cussion among the was were in eireann in Dublin today but measure, it explained, dail line with those proposed by fcena-to- r differences of opinion Ua the at the which two women whatever the View of part of wreckage. Kote tho wall of cut left, against pasBent'crs. Simmons, of North Carolina, prevail thev do not disturb good were pinned by coached. on finance and there seems to be a ranking democrat the feeling both committee. determination on the part of Railroad and other authorities which resulted In the are but a few feet from the government recently, Parts of the house bill approved c einn felneis and tho death of fifteen and seri- tracks. The wrecked engines and not be violated are probing the cause of the col- persons would provide that: the truce shall twenty-fiv- e cars were hurled these or that the utmost lision of two trains the New- ous injury to others. against No part of either the principal This desire to preserve ju The trains crashed on a single walls, adding to the horror of the Interest could be cancelled. friendliness was emphasized by ton branch of the Philadelphia road where the wreck. Two women The bonds of one government Collins In a statement to track at a point passengers Michael and Reading railway, sixteen cut thirty-fiv- e were found to one could not be accepted in payment FROM OUR STOCK CAN'T HELP, Associated Tress. track runs through a literally pinned the in miles north of feet and where the walla side of the cut by debris. of the debts of another. The belief seems to prevail Philadelphia, Pa., deep of commission should the disagree- Tho authority the BUT PtEASE HIM Belfast that expires In three years and that the ment in the sinn fein result n the to bring- ed misconduct Beauvais and represents the guaran- commission make annual report VAX DTCK STAPIiK OWti retirement of Mr. do Valera, by agreement congress. Griffith to the premiersh p, Mrs. Stillman. tee that no nation will be able to AIjIIAMBKA QUALITY WHITE owr, ing Mr. 2 The total owed to the United CIGARS LITTLE BOBBIE with Mr. Collins a,t finance minis- CHARGE WERE The affidnvit renewed charges warlike action with- ltOBKUT BURNS the north Stillman was of attempt any States, principal and Interest, by ter a convention between that Mr. guilty out consent the nations is ACCESSORIES would easier. misconduct with three women, the previous of all four foreign A NEW and COMPLETE LINE OF SMOKER'S and the south prove o Sil- Florenco If. Leeds, and two identi- big nations. The United States has Cisnr Holders, Clunit-tt- Holders, Asli Trays, Lcnthrr and an "Helen" and "Clara." ver and Caes, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes. found"not"guilty on RRIRED IN TIE fied only won a noteworthy advantage." Journal Want Ads bring results, Cigar Cigarette a charge of murder ERBSTEIN WITHDRAWS FROM THE DEFENSE OF (By The Associate rrcM.) SE Knoxvllle, Tenn., Dec. 10. MADALYNNE 0BENCHAIN Maude Moore, who was arrested in Tacoma several months ago (By Tlie Asaocliitrd FreM.) Wash., after a nation-wid- e search, Two SICanadians Were Paid Chicago, Dee. 10. Charles Erb- - found not guilty of the an-- - was today in WFfe stein. Chicago attorney, today ; f- killing of Leroy B. Harth here to Testify Against nounced he had withdrawn from Wis 1919. of Mrs. September, announced and an Effort Was Made tho defense Madalynno When the verdict was Oljenchain, under indictment at Los defendant and her mother the the out- to Corrupt Two Others. Angeles in connection with (Sturges Cigar Store.) rushed to the Jurors with murder of J. Belton Kennedy. the crowd ' stretched hands, while The Asoilated Trcia.) Mr. Erbstcin explained he had Phone 298. and threw their hats in (By cheered N. T.. Dec. 10' by taken this step because he believed the air. Judge Nelson hurriedly Poughkeepsle, his continued connection with the the the Associated Accusa- in-- adjourned court and left Press). case might bo prejudicial to the 1 bench. tions that two Canadians had teen terests of the defendant. Tho defendant announced she bribed to Mrs. District Wool-win- e to Join testify against Apine Assailing Attorney would leave immediately U. Stillman and that agents of of Los Angeles and former Tacoma. Evidence was Altni-nft- relatives in Stillman to ctntn1. Mnrtfiv ITnvno of int.cc'uced by the defense to sho.V James A. attempted verbal which e, Chicago for tho attack she had shot Harth in corrupt eleven othera into giving on in An- that con- was made him the Los The' flowers? although the state false testimony, opened a flresh when he first boucjuetfbf in an at- geles court appeared tended fhe had shot him counter-attac- k upon the in Mrs. Obenchain's defense, Mr. today .the box of sweets1-cou- ld tempt at robbery. banker In his divorce suit. Erbstein announced ho would seek indicted for libel. The charges were made in 6pen to have both lover court before Supreme Court Justice a plead Morschauser by J. F. Breninan, QUADRUPLE AGREEMENT nmmnnmiiDDiiiniB DENVER VARSITY chief of Mrs. Stillman's counsel, jnjt lovelier way 1! III! and John E. Mack, guardian, ad WINS PRAISE IN ROME 1111 litem for her son, Guy, whose the banker im- The Annotated Pi legitimacy (By Vm.) pugned. Mr. Brennan presented an Rome, Dec. 10. Announcement 1 AND L0B05 MEET affidavit signed by himself, outlin- of the quadruple agreement at ing the allegations and explaining Washington has been received CHRISTMAS that they would be borne ont by with great satisfaction by the Ital- Deatm tcmpt frtih tupplitl front) JUST IN TIME FOR the testimony of witnesses to be ian press. ' The Tribuna says: OCTOBER 7 called at Montreal beginning Janu- "America's signal success in the COMES THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF A IRE ary 11. The testimony In connection-- with ON ALL which the charges were made was 50 REDUCTION (By The Associated Pre.) Stillman violated her 10. The that Mrs. Foley's Denver, Colo., Dec. marriage Vow in her conduct with PATHE PHONOGRAPHS schedule committee of the Rocky Fred Beauvais, Indian guide, ac- Tar Mountain intercollegiate confer- of the Honey and the cused by the banker being COMPOUND have ence yesterday prepared sports father of Guy. HER All Pathe Phonographs calendar for next year and added Mr. testlmon named MAKE CHRISTMAS SWEETER in Pro-v- o, Brennan's STOPS THAT DISTRESSING been reduced 50 and just Brlgham Young university of several witnesses who ho said twenty-seve- n and sure- If were Utah. There are would be called to testify that COUGH checks it quickly time for Christmas. you scheduled for 1822. of and A BOX a football games agents of Mr. Stillman attempted to ly, clears the throat phlegm WITH OF ROMANCE one of the many who wanted The schedule follows: bribe them In 1920, about the time inflamed were 30 Wyoming vs. mucus, and coots the raw, phonograph and waiting September the banker Instituted the divorce medi- model Colorado College at Colorado suit. wrfaces with a healing, CHOCOLATES because you thought the Springs. The affidavit named Joseph and cine. wanted was out or your October 7 Wyoming vs. Colora- both of you Uni- Ferdinand Page, iAtuque, Weak reach now do School of Mines at Denver; as the two who were bribed Don't Cough Until Fresh From tho Factory to You financial just just of Denver vs. New Mexico Quebec, versity before testifying against Mrs. Still- an old 75 old, and think what this means to at Albuquerque; Brlgham Young man. "I am lady, yeart vs Utah at Provo. I had very bad cough from having la Christmas us show few University Aggies Mr. Brennan told the banker's time to While doing your Shopping, let you? Not just, a October 14 Now Mexico vs. that firippe. I thought a good try Boulder; lawyer, Outerbridgo Horsey, and Tar Compound, our Blankets. We have some models one manu- University of Colorado at agents for Mr. Stillman who sought Foley's Honey you Navajo very every Colorado Aggies vs. Wyoming nl were Albert end I tent and got bottle, and it famous School of to corrupt witnesses J. I betler. exceptional weaves and patterns. factured by the Laramie; Colorado La Fontaine and Francois Lajoie, Hopped my cough, aod got are reduced. Mines vs. Utah Aggies at Logan; were others So now I am around the house again. Pathe people vs. and added that there come Brigham Young University who were guilty. Mr. Mary Kiiby, Spokane, Wash. All of these models Utah at Salt Lake. Eleven witnesses named In the imitation or in American October 21 University of UtaV stat- We can Prove no H. S. FARLEY mahogany, Colorado at affidavit would, Mr. Brennan the oak and vs. University of ed, swear that agents for Mr. Still- substitute is as good as genu- walnut, golden Boulder; Colorado College vs. Col- to "with Tar. fumed Collins. man Bought bribe them ine Foley's Honey and . oak. And, except orado Aggies at Fort considerable sums of money If they UNITED CIGAR STORE in the cases of the $40 October 25 Utah vs. Wyoming would swear" witness Sold everywhere. LaraSnle. falsely they ma- at . 207 West Central Avenue and qZ.5U October 28 Denver vs. Colorado Mihave chines, College at Denver; Utah Aggies vs. you Collins. oil , N. M. choice of Colorado Aggies at Fort Albuquerque, your November 4 Colorado Aggies electric or spring mi Vs. Colorado at Boulder, Colorado without College vs. Utah at Salt Lake. motors, November 11 Colorado Collegs extra charge. o vs. Colorado University at Colorado Springs; Colorado Mines vs. Den- The $55 table model ver at Denver; Wyoming ts. Utah at Logan. now. . . . S29.50 14 vs. November Wyoming model Brlgham Young at Provo. The $76 table 18 Colorado O 9 is November College odA nn t - vs. Denver at Denver; Colorado now....a2VMWl'al h e mono- vs. Colorado Fort he Mines Aggies at The $110 cabinet fraPhSA,afe Collins. The model kind November 25 Colorado Mine fl?Q rn that play vs. Colorado at Denver; Brlgham is now. . 5Ui)U all types of rec- - Young vs. Colorado Aggies at Fort Most The $150 cabinet j olnnp one ausuaaiwaaaiaat . machine Collins. ffor reas- - November 80 Colorado Aggies is now JdoD of the best vs. Denver at Denver; Colorado The $175 cabinet OnS for Owning Mines vs. Colorado College at Colo- Appreciated machine vs. Utah flQK one. rado Springs'; Utah Aggies is now fDUO i at Salt Lake; Brigham Young vs. at Laramie. GIFT The $229 cabinet Wyoming Actuello J" rr Is now. . . , JJXOl IS RoTTLEIB - PUBLIC WELFARE JEWELRY out-of-to- to friends The $225 cabinet The $325 Period AFFECTED BY STRIKE or relatives, especially machine Sherltan is former Albuquerque is now, . . . $125 now.. $185 (By The Awm-tate- Fitn.1 residents, would be a Kansas City, Mo Dec. 10 (by six months' or year's And remember that the same liberal terms of the Associated Press.) Mayor H. subscription to payment apply to the new 50 per cent Reduced B. Burton of Kansas City, Kans., FOR CHRISTMAS prices. Remember, too, that the old prices are has telegraphed President Harding, not peak war prices. The old prices quoted in stating that the packing house this advertisement were in effect until this ad strike is affecting publlo welfare THE MOlHIiriG JOURNAL was written, and asking the president whether there is a possibility of arbitrating through the federal government. Our stock is deplete with Diamonds, Jewelry e We will send them a card stating: that their His action followed a conference Watches, Ivory, Silverware and many other items-suitabl- with packing house union officials. subscription is a gift from you. For rates and CO. for useful and gifts. v WSTUltE practical further information call or phone star W MS.XICO II9W. GOLD AVE. PHONE.. 409 W JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO 3t-J- GOTTLIEB JEWELRY CO. j CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 105 North Y. M. C. A. 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Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 December 11, 1921. T0WH MEETING DRAWS h LARG KREISLER, FAMOUS VIOLINIST, MAY BE I AUSTRIA'S NEXT AMBASSADOR TO U. S.1 ins E DEBUTES CROWD; ENTHUSIASM REIGNS A BILL CREATE VIGOROUS SPEECHES ARE MADE 10 11 JUDGES Sidney M. Weil, O. N. Marron, H. B. Hening and Carl Magee Deliver Talks; Albuquerque Has Larger Chamber of Commerce Than Amendment to Prevent Judge From Accepting Other Other Under 50,000 Any City Population. Employment While on the Bench Is Ruled With enthusiasm stimulated by operation and unity of purpose and Out. Indian nine-piec- e effort which is irresistible no the school band, a The Associated orchestra and direct matter how far it may determine (By Treat.) Bathrobes Mufflers g EM vigorous, to Dec. 10. An I talks, the town meeting held last go. Washington, $6.00 to $15.00 $1.25 to $4.00 I night In the Crystal theater was a Chairman Traper next Invited amendment to the Walsh bill to gfL anyone who had not yet Joined create twenty-tw- o additional fed- great (success. the Chamber of Commerce to After an overture by the orches sign eral Judges, which would hav Slippers Sweaters tra, tnairman Arthur In nn application after the meeting. l'rager The meeting closed with another prevented any Judge from accept- $1.50 to $5.50 $5.00 to $12.00 troduced Carl C. Magee, who spoke other on on community song. ing employment while tho briefly Mr bench, was ruled out today in Magee Illustrated by comparisons ' the house on a point of order. Neckties Silk Hose what can be done with ra ARIZONA COUNTY WILL tlon. Representative Moore, democra, 50c to $3.00 75c to VOTE ON PROPOSAL TO Virginia, who offered the amend- $1.50 The audience and Apollo club ment which would have affected next sang "There's a Long, Long ISSUE HIGHWAY BONDS r it Judge Landls, commissioner of H. B. lit "i Cuff Buttons Trail," after which Hening , v , professional baseball, appealed, Initial Handkerchiefs addressed the meeting on the "Fu but the a vote of 59 to 61 25c to 85c 50c to ture." Mr. out In (Spelnl CnrreRpnmlmre to The Journal.) house, by $4.00 Hening pointed St. Johns, Ariz., Dec. 10. The sustained the ruling. his Introductory remarks that Al Creation of was not board of supervisors has set Janu tha judgeships buquerque'a future could be 24 Most advocated Chief Taft Sets discusned in five mln ary as the day to hold an elec recent portrait of Friti Kreisler and Mra, Kreisler. by Justice Traveling Pajamas adequately tion to vote bonds in the amount Attorney General Daugherty and utes. However, his speech out That Fritz Kreisler. world fnmnm $7.50 to $20.00 $1.75 to $6.50 of $175,000, $100,000 to be used on vlnlinl.t man ni.t. t a group of federal Judges and dis lined many needed Improvements. Paderewski, noted in trict attorneys which made a sur "The Song" was then the main highway, $20,000 on the pianist, entering international diplomatic affairs, Viking St. $15,- - is rumored now. Kreisler is talked as vey to determine the causes and sung by the Apollo club, under the road, of Austria's new ambassador to Gloves Suitcases and Bag3 000 on the Puerco road, $15,000 on this country. Paderewski left his beloved to becom extent of docket congestion in vari- direction or Mr. Geake. piano premier of ex- too Springervllle-Coole- y $10,-00- 0 Poland. ous districts and the means of $1.25 $15.00 $5.50 to $30.00 O. N. Marron had as his subject the road, on Sprlngervllle-Alpln- e pediting the of cases. for a five-minu- talk "The the handling Why on Johns-Na- v Districts to which new Judges and Wherefore of Getting Togeth road. $5,000 the St. Kpringer-ville-Verno- n would be allotted under the bill in er." Mr. Marron was well ap ajo road, $5,000 on the LAND0LFI GIVES UP BANDIT IS SH4.IV. road, and $5,000 on clude: plauded, and his talk was very sin Miami, Okla., Dec, 10. One Cal- the Concho-Coole- y road. There is VACATION TO MAKE Montana, Arizona, northern cere and forceful. bandit was slain, another probably southern north- The audience was next favored but little doubt as to the outcome ifornia, California, GIFTS FOR HER been CONCERT A SUCCESS fatally wounded and a third escap- ern Texas, Middle Tennessee, and by George Geake, tenor, who sang of the election as the bond has spread out so as to meet the needs ed as they were leaving the Cardln southern Florida, one each. "Little Woman o' Mine." which re The bill also the Linen Handkerchiefs Manicure Sets ceived much He was re of all parts of the county and Ernest P. Landolfl, treasurer of State bank of Tar River, Okla., provides for applause. should with a ma holding annually of a conference. called twice for encores. go through big the Apollo club, who has been after robbing the bank of $5,000 in Initial Handkerchiefs M. was next jority in favor of the bond. Traveling Bags Sidney Well Intro given full charge of the ticket sale cash tonlcht. Journal Want Ads bring results. duced. Mr. Weil spoke generally tor the Schumann-Hein- k concert to on "The Chamber of Commerce of KEI'ORT IU.OEIVK1). Santa Fe. Dec. 10. State Bank be held at the armory on the even- 1922." He outlined In broad terms ing of December 26. has decided resources of Examiner James B. Read, who is the possibilities and head of insurance to not to go to California on his vaca- and urged the bureau, Albuquerque, continually day received the examiners' report tion, but spend it here in Albuquer- complete faith and confidence In on que and devote all his time in help- Mandell Clothiers, lm. the chamber of commerce, the Occidental Life Insurance enlarged ompany of Albuquerque, but stated ing his committee in making this THERE ARE BOYS In order to gain the best possible concert a success. WM He it would not be given out until first great 116 results. warned the meeting submitted to the company. The Mr, Landolfl states that the West Central that if they did not take fullest ad- W. music lovers of have of new chamber of examiners were: W. Scott, rep- Albuquerque vantage the resenting Colorado, Arizona and so far responded nobly, but he In Albuquerque who would like to join the "Y" commerce, that within a short Edwin A. wishes It understood that the house would no more Texas; Fritz, represent time the city possess ing Kansas; Paul L. Woolston, rep is by no means sold out; there are but unable to do so. Maybe you would like to active and valuable , organization resenting New Mexico. still quite a number of seats to be than they had before the member sold. Mr. Landolfl also states that give a membership to one of these. If so sign the ship drive. Mr. Well said: everyone a ticket will be In Al- holding and or hand it to the If "I think we all have faith SUFFRAGE LEADER assured of a scat, as only as many coupon, mall, Secretary.' buquerque and its surrounding trib- TO WED MALONE? people as can be seated comfort you do not know a boy to give this to, sign your utary region. Without such faith ably in the armory will be sold we would, not be here tonight in tickets. name we will send it to a boy with your compli- thla magnificent first annual town The price which the Apollo club ments. meeting to get together and talk of hos made for this concert Is within It's a gift good 365 days and nothing other than community co- reach of and which is everyone, the public operation, than there should take advantage of this op- nothing more important. portunity to hear the wonderful A "Without faith In Albuquerque contralto, Madamo THE GIFT WITH LIFT deeply grounded In the hearts of citizens It would have been impos sible to have recruited here in a brief two weeks, as has been done, WOODMEN OFFICERS commerce the largest chamber of ARE ELECTED HERE CHRISTMAS GIFT MEMBERSHIP Christmas Gift membership possessed by any city Suggestion: i In the world of lew than 60,000 NAME . population. At a meeting of the Sunshlna "Without faith In our city and .4-- camp of the Woodmen, of tho Its future it would have been im- . World tho officers for the coming Number , possible to have routed out of their Y year were elected: lurking places within this pent two The list of officers follows: M. This Membership in the weeks, as has been done, needless Chacon, camp commander; C. F. and trivial differences of opinion, Kcmm, past camp commander: YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Give a BicycleT It is minor antagonisms, friction and M. Gutierrez, lieutenant; Dennis A. faction, which, while each was In- Martinez, clerk; A. C. Jaramlllo. of Albuquerque, New Mexico significant in itself, formed in the watchman: F. P. Romero, sentry; useful, economical, mass an obstacle to K. M. Clayton, camp physician; R. BOYS' DIVISION the removal of which was neces Borfcoa, A. Agu;:ar, and G. Ro- mero, auditors. a sary before we could hope for prog- Is conv enient ress. given yon by "These things have been routed DIAZ SAILS FOR ITALY. To Bo Used in Tho Year one Every Day means of out, my friends, not by any New Tork, Dec. 10. General healthful,1 man, or by any group of men, but Diaz of commu- Italy, who came to th'.a by the united power of the country several weeks as desire for their elimination. ago the pleasant, moderate, nity guest of the American legion, sailed 10 to i "And so the way is clear for the for home Before Boys It years old, $5.00 per year IfflMl for Al- today. his depar- r. commerce and 12 to 15 chamber of ture, he expressed his appreciation Boys yenrs old, $0.00 per year loor exercise. ' buquerque In 1922 and it remains of tho cordial 16 to 18 us our and build Miss Doris Stevens. reception accorded Boys years old, $8.00 per year 'mm for to apply faith him and predicted that the rela- from the planning of our dreams In tions between Men $12.00 per year. will Now comes the rumor from New Italy and the United a sober persistent fashion that States would grow more and mora Agents for first give birth In our own hearts York that Dudley Field Malone, cordial. LIBERTY and minds to an absolute faith in former collector of customs of tb and DAYTON ur ability to accomplish the things port of New York, is enframed to BICYCLES We undertake. marry Miss Doris Stevens, well "With that faith we will find no known suffrage leader. The divorce THE EXCHANGE In confidence in lifficulty creating - decree granted Malone's wife, for- the minds of those we seek to as- the of Senator us In our as in- merly daughter T. L. & E. L. McSpadden list work, citizens, James A. O'Gorman, was made ab- vestors and city builders. solute few 120 WEST GOLD "Do you know," Weil continued, days ago. Phono 1111 "that tonight we are oelebratlng the completion of a chamber of Give Useful Gifts commerce membership larger than that of aany other city under HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION 10,000 inhabitants in the union? WILL RAISE $1 We shall send out tonight over the 00,000 MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A USEFUL wires of the Associated Press the GIFT CHRISTMAS The Aum-lafe- news, to every city with a morning (By FrcM.) has dono Denver, Colo., Dec. 10. Greater All Gifts This paper, that Albuquerque tourist travel to na- at Big Hardware Store Are Marked N e w this great thing." the twelve at Well said: "You tional parks and principal indus- In closing, Mr. trial centers is Will soon voto for the projects the object of a LOW PRICES which you regard as most Impor- membership campaign announced In 1922. Then ten today to raise $100,000 In this and tant for this city ten other western projects receiving the highest states for con the. tinuing the work of the National number of votes will be made Park-to-Par- k Highway association SEE THESE ELECTRICAL major program of the community in 1922. NEEDS for 1922, You will then choose, by Gus vote, the fifteen men Holms, managing secretary, popular Is directing the campaign in 150 charged with the executive duty cities on of carrying out those projects. I the 6,000 mile lariat have every confidence that the highway,, including Colorado ELECTRIC ELECTRIC of the both of its Springs, Los Angeles, gan Francis- choice majority co, objectives and of Its leadership, Oakland, Portland, Seattle, COFFEE will be practical and wise. I know Spokane, Great Falls and that whatever the projects chosen, URNS twelve hundred members of the Chamber of Commerce working In You will find one of these harmony, In sympathetic under- A Christmas beautiful gifts very accep- - standing and with confidence In Gift That table. We have many designs each other and In themselves, in Never Fails to Please to choose from. Every our community and its resources, $22.50 will carry that program through to home needs one of these. Victory. "And that, my friends, Is what I think about and hope for most In ELECTRIC $12 to $17.50 connection with the Chamber of Commerce Jn 1922; that we work Ml TOASTER together and refuse to let any force W MEW I or Influence deter us from that co Reversible Electric Toaster, can toast both PYREXWARE sides without touching bread.

AN ANNOUNCE- - e $8.00 I I h-fh- MENT TO LADIES ELECTRIC CURLING Send if To the growing boy and girl a bicycle means: IRON We take pleasure in an nouncin? that we secured Daily fun for years to come. services the of an expert Exhilerating out-do- exer. in water Marcelina: and ciso that brines the priceless H There are dozens of new Jn the TntALMC waving. glow of red blooded health. tiiif pieces Pyrex Supplies the correct heat without scorching family. We have a large number that any 441 one-fift- Phone Advantageous of the hair for only h of a fl housewife will be OJT saving cent an ntr happy for appointments time, task and money. hour tDO.lD to have iUs TO S6.50 What better gift can one rive EXCELSIOR THE MARINELL0 or receiver - SHOP This Christmas a Bicycle! J. & "The Soft Water 104 W. Central Ave. Albuquerque KORBER CO. Laundry" The Only Approved Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store Marinello in ' Shop Works ' 208-22- PHONE Novelty Phone 878. 8 177 Albuquerque , ..' North Second 177 321 South Second 3JV

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room and they made little Christ- SUCCESSOR MODERN GOLD COIN, ST. ANTHONY'S BOYS mas boxes Friday afternoon. CARDINAL GIBBONS EXPECT SEVERAL The high second grade room is IS INSTALLED AT BALTIMORE SMALLEST IN WORLD, GET ORANGES, APPLES Reward for Every Answer! having a contest in arithmetic and GENEVA THIS IS A GENUINE ADVERTISEMENT BY A RELIABLE CONCERT spelling. The leaders In arithmetic MINTED AT The at St. Anthony's or- are boys Jake Bungardner and Soloman have been made happy by At the right Tua M ttiWtofnitadupWtetl Give Correct Names Cities Grlego. The leaders in spelling Geneva, Dec. 10 (by the Asso- phanage the can be nud Into 1 2 earn of dt In the of STATES TO box of and 1 NEW QUIT are Marjorita Martinez, Ida Chavez, ciated Press.) What is believed the receipt of a apples Unlttd Statu. EiampU No. tptlU Nicholas a box of oranges, donated by the YORK. Now try to flva all and bo rewarded. Sanchez, Melquides San- to be the smallest modern gold TO YOU 1. WEN TOOK 7. BFFULOA doval and Petronilo Ribos. The coin In the world has been soventh and pupils PRIZE SENT IMMEDIATELY just eighth grade Write tiamaa on a poatcini of In a lmr. 2. MPHEMIS a. ANTLTAA pupils of this room are sketching minted her. It represents the of the Immaculate Conception Mention whether Tour asa l tmoef or oer 17 S. Ml. faces month auitabla and writ LEAGUEJDF and next they will gold frano on which the budget of school. "The feel that (to we mar Knd prtie) your 3. ERITODT 9. USNOHTO staK to draw life sketches. of nations is to be orphans name with eddrealBblnre. Yo naed not esad the league are the of that school," later! Th le a 4. IOETOD 10. 8BONOT Miss Gould's room had a spell- calculated. they pets a cent of vour mooer now or one of the sisters at St. Anthony's genuine offer. You and event other oereon who 5. COGHACI 11. RALDPOTN ing match and the choosers were: It is in form and on namaa will receive a of equal Rosa octagonal said last night. ienda U the prtie The Future Existence of the Hunic and Maleton Sandoval. the side are engraved the initials of value yet which may become worm fiOOO to 6. NERVDE 12. MELABTIRO. The ball given by the Knights I Hosa Hunic's side won. Abrita and "S. D. N." (Societs Des Nations.) tou within three month Lore no time . Anrwet Is Problem- Columbus recently for the benefit and ere what Addrcu i Organization Eugenes Soveara have received Its weight is .03226805 of a In more thii NOW you set. Bold of the orphanage brought GA-2- stars in all arithmetic tests ! So. 8 5 Conference P gramme, and is valued at about GOLDEN RAVEN 441 Boulevard, NEW YORK. N. atical; this The fourth re- than $500. CO., year. grade 'V-WX- two cents. It Is estimated that it The is in need or Nothing. cently drew their first maps of the would 13,200 of such coins orphanage plishes year. require quilts, blankets and shoes for the to make a pound avoirdupois. boys, it was announced last night, (Br The Af ocinttd FreM.) Paul Anzures and Lucy Garcia of the Fifth grade are in and contributions of these article,! Riverside, Calif., Dec. 10. The leading WOMAN VNDER ARREST. will be session of the of the arithmetic class. Blandino 10. appreciated. special League Hunlck and Marie have Missoula, Mont., Dec. Mrs. the Southwest called, to consider Armijo Florence Root is under arrest here BRIAND TO VISIT LONDON. matters connected with flood con- made E in spelling every day this re- year. The fifth Is having been detained at the Paris, Dec. 10 (by the Associated trol. development and grade taking 5 of W. H. of Pres-cot- t, en Irrigation great Interest in drawing and paper . quest Morrison, Press.) Premier Briand, says power development of the Colorado i .S Ariz., who alleged she swore official announcement Issued today, ended without any cutting. Pi river tonight to false at the trial of will leave December 350 The children of Miss Farrell's testimony for England action having been taken. tv Clarence and Fred Woods of or 20. Ha will meet the British con- room are going to bring evergreens Sage U The negative outcome of the in their being premier in response to the invit- to demand from from the mountains to make Prescott, resulting ference was due a wreaths to use in decorating the sent to the penitentiary. The po- ation that he visit London to western states, other than Cali- are lice said Mrs. Root had confessed. German reparations. be an equal windows. The sixth grade fornia, that they given head-mark- s and Monuments having in spelling voice In the league's affairs, regard- the leaders are Hlldegard Becker less of the number of delegates and Anita In geography sent to meetings. Delph E. Springer. they was everyone made 100 per cent. Carpenter of Denver today is to fin- BL a with- The eighth grade trying A new picture of Archbishop Cnrley , vVV VJ , for Sale at Cost credited with arranging ish the speller by Christmas. They fbelow) and the archbishop ? iv vU'"VV in the - drawal from participation of V "06, K ..- vsvs. of will discontinue the study geog- farrow) entcrinit the Baltimore S, ta league's decisions on the part raphy after New Years. Family Monuments, Single Grave Monuments, these states. The withdrawal de- are for cathedral for the installation of The eichth wade striving Markers and Statuary, everything to be sold at cost. course head-mark- head-mar- ceremonies. veloped yesterday In the s, but to get a k - bv Reed Hollo-ma- n an address Judge they must be able to stay aneaa ceremonies - $ 14.00 of New Mexico. lesson. When a per- The attending- the Don't- $30.00 Markers through every cam an head-mar- recent installation of the Most The adjournment at son receives a k he must " 44.00 hour when a committee representa- go to the foot of the class. Juan Rev. Michael J. Curley as Arch- Fail to see our line of Ivory Goods. A 20 Per Cent $85.00 ;...... $ was ses- head-mark- s, tive of each 6f the states in Nuanez has two bishop of Baltimore, succeeding on All sion to arrange resolu- Pederson two, Andres Sins the late Cardinal Gibbons, were Reduction Ivory. Monuments. . . .$ 65.00 at morning to Ralph $135.00 tions which could be presented one, Gornett Burks one. The eight marked by simplicity. The upper some of at- room Come see our Christmas Toilet " the league with hope grade and Miss Farrell's are. photo was taken as the new Presents, Perfumes, $250.00 ,...,$137.00 general approval. It was oarmnK Lnnsimas sunes luceiner. and and which can taining An-o- n bishop, attended by bishops Articles, Candy Stationery; you " ' moved by a member from Los The postmaster, Charles Mann, Jun entered the cathe- was a $500.00 .. ,.....$265.90 were few aenv-ere- d monsignori, archbishop preceded by buy for a small sum. ' thnuirh there ior, on Cor-rig- Wednesday morning where Owen B. an or the clergy and i voices many seats were General message con- dral, Bishop long procession . " $605.00 dissentinK Hays at mass. The seminarians. Come in and use our FREE PHONES. $950.00 vacant when the action was taken. cerning Christmas packages. pontificated " " f..,. It followed close on the heels of an The school has received a Bruns- $1500.00 $900.00 unofficial that the commit- wick machine ns a present report talking Bennle Lewis, SERRANO SWORN IN at cost. tee virtually had reached an agree- from the P. T. A, The machine Armijo, Reglnlta Woodwork's Lettering and erection charges extra, small ment. was purchased with the money Abundia Chavez, Trinidad Chavez Mexico City, Dec. 10 (by the As- Prescription Commutes members said they made from the P. T. A. dance some and Aneda Olguln. sociated Press.) Gen. F. R. Ser- had understood the league would time aco. Old Town school entered The following pupils are doing rano was sworn in as head G. E. Fletcher Monument Works could Mrs. G. D. In the contest excellent work in every subject: today remain in session until they Ramsey of the war Pharmacy and declared adjournment for a car, If Bhe wins the car, she Maria Barboa, Canda Herrera, department, succeeding AVENUE report which Trinidad Isaac General who takes over 215 EAST CENTRAL probably would widen the breach will give it to the school, Chavez, Saavedra, Estrada, Free and Prompt Delivery to close. The fun- thev will sell and buy many need- Deslderio Chavez, Rufina Montoya, the agricultural portfolio following New Mexico they had hoped Lewis Phones 197 and 198 222 W. Central Albuquerque, -re existence of the league is ed things for the school. Edward Lohrer, Aldereta, the resignation of Antonio bioblematlcal. delegates said. Conrad Becker, and Garnett Luz Chavez, Dorothy Cottrell, Ce- of those here for the meet- Burks, reporters. celia Koons, Meleton Herrera, la Many at- Herrera and ings have gone to San Dleso to Conception before Sec- - Nljrht fiohools. Sanchez. tend a hearing Monday - . r?nw tvia Henart-- - schools In San- 1 euu nt v." Intprinr The night opened jon the of residents of ta Barbara and Old Town by the ment petition Theo TWO PLACES ON I. C. C. the Imperial vaiiey mat. oih W. C. T. U. directed by Miss taken to safeguard that section Whiting of the national depart- VACANTDECEMBER 31 from floods in the Colorado, ment of community service, are be- coming popular, and each session Something New In Automobile Selling there are a few more enrolled. (By Th Aainrlotrd I'ren.) oat- Washington, Dec. 10. Two The demonstration of cooking on the interstate com- meal by Mrs. Sarah Piatt in the places Rare In Automobile SCHOOL NOTES I school even- merce commission how held by Something Bargains HIGH Santa Barbara Friday Commissioners Altchison and Hall, 1 was a to the attendants I ing delight fall vacant December 1 by expir- - who the well cooked - Co-operati- sampled ation of their terms and there Weil-Know- n ve met to cereal enriched with previously Presl- - Dealers in Motor Cars Unite in an Air,- La Reata staff Tuesday cooked seedless raisins and rich were indications today that Albuquerque Open discuss the annual contests. Plans dent send to the contents in the cream. The earnest work of the Harding might are under way for men women In senate at an early date reappoint- department and in the art and speaking, ment for both. literary these contests reading and writing English and in department. Both arithmetic bears witness to their i are open to all pupils of the high contest will genuine ambition to learn. "school. The literary Teachers who are car- AMERICAN EDUCATION Include poems, stories and essays. already AN-U- car- rying on the classes entirely witn WEEK WAS A SUCCESS P The art contest will consist of Mra. . out charge are Miss Whiting, toons. Mrs. W. H. Miss for Cresswlck, Scivert, CDr The Awncloieit Preaa.) SALE are being considered OF 1 1 Plans Ilda Mrs. Sarah Piatt and T .1 0 . the girls In Bganzlni, mu., T.n v. hockey games for Mrs.. N. J. Strumqulst. inumiiapuua, which T7 V park. American education week Washington Another night school Is to be was so OD- -, were seats In next week. closes tonight generally Freshmen assigned opened in Barelas Four served in every state that it will assembly last week. As there are more volunteer teachers are want- no be observed annually, according to over 200 freshmen this was easy ed, and at least one of these Amer-canis- m : ought A M. Owsley, director of the task. ' to be a man. Men of the Spanisn commission of the American to Porvenlr" who desire les- The orchestra has begun club "El which in conjunction with new music ror the junior sons in English and "citizenship" legion 'SED practice the National Education association, CARS in Santa U play. have enrolled the Barbara directed the week's program. of the volcanoes was classes. An automobile to convey A picture teachers to these schools without selected from the drawings of the DON'T BE DELUDED. art clasa to be sent to the engravers charge is another need of the for work. Washington, Deo. 10. Regard- On & to be used rings, pins as a die less of any international armi Friday, Saturday Sunday, and stationery, Atrisco. agreement, the public must not be A basketball team made up of The Atrisco P. T. A. has pur- "deluded with the idea that any the boys taking shop work Is un method of warfare can Mr. is chased a Vlctrola for the Bchool particular der way. Van Busklrk going be abolished by agreement until 18 Y. 17 & the mon- Dec. to match this team against and is now planning to raise all warfare can be abolished," 16, team. M. C. A. ey to equip the school for hot Brigadier General Fries, chief of Auditorium waa called Monday lunches. The regular monthly the chemical warfare service said morning for the purpose of hearing in his annual to tha General business meeting of this associa- today report the Vacant Lots at Third and Gold Avenue a reading of Postmaster tion was held on at secretary of war. letter requesting the people Friday evening Hay's Christ- the school house. of the United States to mail have neith- VERDICT OP NOT GUIXTY. this week, Burton The following pupils mas packages er been absent nor tardy this year: West Union, la., Dec. 10. A read the letter. Sofia Jaramlllo, Alice Armijo, verdict of not guilty was return- The girls' basketball team prac- Cecilia Koons, Dorothy Cottrell, ed at 1:30 this afternoon by tha 100 to Select From Prices each after Cars tices an hour About evening In Mrs. Effle at Tonlta Armijo, Modesta Herrera. Jury the trial of school. They expect to play several Lewis Alderete, Tules Mora, io Ashbaugh, charged with the mur- game with teams, Baca, Castino Herrera, der of her husband at Maynard, Bor the luncheon which the de- Federtco Mora, Maria Barboa, la. The jury was out three hours. bating societies recently gave in of our own and the "visiting From jihonor $150, Up MJss Vanderwork of the Ranging team, science department was as- sisted by her sister. Girls in her cooking classes served. is known that automobile 'dealers find it to receive used During the last six weeks eleven It well necessary freshmen, three seniors and two have enrolled. of In specials cars from new models: , such transactions the twelve Tickets will be on sale next week purchasers for the Junior play, o' My ' "Peg in Heart." leading Albuquerque dealers the automobiles that command this market Russell Gere has Just returned from El Paso where he epont two have a collection of used cars from which the actual cash value weeks with his father. acquired Senior English classes wrote es- To sell says this week on subjects appro- they represent to us must be realized. out the lot quickly we have priate for the observance of Ameri- can education week. our in this co-operati- ve sale and have the cars so Pupils who made "E" In four pooled holdings priced subjects during second six weeks of is school: Forrest Applebv, Clyde that one of them, of whatever model 6r make, an unbeatable bargain: Cleveland. Franklin Copp, Ora Fitz- every gerald, Vivian Gibson, Eunice is in condition. Most of them have been Ellen Knopf, Virginia Every car good recently painted Jose- Maxwell Merritt, all-aroun- phine Mllner, Louise Oestreich, and tired d. include car in demand in New Mexico: Mar-cel- la They every George Olson, Lenore Pettit, Reidy, Arnold Rosenwald. pupils who made t'E", in three IT WILL PAY OUT OF TOWN BUYERS TO INVEST THE RAILROAD FARE OR subjects: Tlnsley Burton. Veda Cooper, Mildred creignion, jNama-le- e Furstenfeld, Russell Gere, Helen LOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER Glabasnia, Nathan Glassman, Mary GAS NEEDED TO McDonald. Adraln Morris, Mabel V Olson. Lockeye Powere, Marian Especially Motorists ;K f Mela Sedilla. Raney, su- . pupils who mad "E" In two blets: Jcseph Benjamin, Elizabeth Florence You to Bragg, All You Need With Auto Braden, Virginia HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS this Robert Botts, Clara Bring Brueggemann, Buehring, Viola Cox, Irma Crackel, as Walter Dolde, Gladys Dorria, Howe A few suggestions of the many articles suitable Eller, Elizabeth Fee, Hazel Freed, gifts to the man who owns an automobile, can be Cella Glassman, to Own Frederlsy, Sale Desire Daisy in Is the Maxlne Halthusen, found Our Accessory Department Harris Grose, . Bargain Woodford Heflin. Ernestine Hu- .Spot Lights, Tool Boxes, lling, Wilson Keim. Johanna Klein-wort- h, Rose "Tire Pumps, Weed Tire Chains,. Albert Kool, Christine Left-wlc- h, Tire Hot Shot Ralph Losey, Edna Upper, Gauges, Batteries, Mo-rel- Chain an Automobile Catherine McGeehan, Carmen Tire and Lock, Walden Wrenches, Adele Morelli, Dorothy Bumpers, Motometers, Moore, Merritt Robson. Mary Roehl Robert Ruoff, Eulalle Saa-vedr- a, Tow Lines, Running Board Canteens, WE'LL SELL FOR CASH; ON. TERMS; EXCHANGE OR SWAP Clarlta Sanchez, Marjorie Running Board Luggage Carriers, Bchults, Ollie Stewart, Hollls Stew- Radiator Hood Covers for Ford cars. art, Arabella Sterritt, Louise Sny- NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORPORATION ROLAND SAUER & CO. der, Dana Todd. Irma Whitehouse, Barcalo Adjustable Wrenches, inch, Joe Whitehouse. Mayo Spark Plug Pumps, (CADILLAC) (PACKARD) Flash i Old Town. Ever Ready Light, LAUDERBAUGH MOTOR CO. .The first grade pupil are learn- 17-in- ch Walnut Steering Wheels, verses. (HUDSON-ESSEX- THE AMERICAN GARAGE ing Christmas songs and Champion Spark Plug Cleaner, ) They are also trying to get gold for being good and not talk- Shaler Vulcanizer, (HUPMOBILE) iters Dorris BUICK COMPANY ing. The head onei are Adamson "Inner Tube Vulcanlzer, McCOLLOUGH Thornton and Lena Archibeque. Diamond Head Lamp Lenses for Ford cars, , (BUICK) Miss Wells is the teaeher. COMPANY Mis Duran s room w " More Light Lenses for Ford Cars, HOOVER MOTOR Its excellent grades In arithmetic Wagner Lenses for all cars. KISTLER OVERLAND COMPANY ' aid spelling. The pupils having E (NASH, JORDAN, LAFAYETTE) Mid on their report cards (OVERLAND-WILLY- S ' better l. KNIGHT) re: Lucero, Josephene yir-fc- Ray n, AUTO & SUPPLY CO. Emlllano Mora, Mabel Peder-lo- QUICKEL AUTO COMPANY a, MYERS Gabril Montoya, Candldo JOE QUICKEL Benie Baca and Julia Gon-inte- Sixth Street and Central Avenue (FRANKLIN) (FORD) ' Fay 'Thurman Is leader of i , PHONE 750. ... , r t .m class. The children in ;,r ihe reading .? 1 this grade finished, decorating the December 1921. Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 11,

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OF AH OPIATE, FTP ., . KD TO ACCEPT 0. S. U ITevehtme p.', SLvU.A, down I vioC'l J. PAMES ' JUDGE DECUB ill PROPOSAL The Annoclated We (By Pren.) b Interest Churchmen Are Begging Washington, Dec. 10 (by the As- Parishoners to Turn the sociated Press.) Naval officials believe adjustment of the question Church Into a Vaudeville of the Japanese battleship Mutsu to Attract Worshipers. will follow quickly the acceptance OiV by Japan of the naval ratio MONTHLY SAVINGS (By Tim AsunrluK-i- t fr I proposal. As that acceptance is Sioux City, la., Dec. 10. The held to be foreshadowed both here AND ON world "is in 11 disturbed psycholog and in Toklo dispatches, they are ical state" and needs an' opiate to considering modifying details ol its nerves, It. S. Galor the American proposal should AMOUNTS OF $100.00 OR MORE steady Judge a desire to of Mount Pleasant, la., president of Japan present formally conven retain that ship. the Universalis general In the opinion of some naval ex- tion, asserted tonight at the open perts adoption of the ratio tnir session of the three day conven will clear the road to adjustments tion of the National Federation of on the Mutsu. It would be possible Hew Mexico Loan and Co. TieHclnus Liberals. then, it was said, to scale upward Mortgage "There are no longer any ortho- - ln the list of ships to be retained rtnx theories in political economy on the basis of the ratio, merely THIRD and GOLD ho Mill. "Consistency of opinion making the immediate cut in naVai has vanished. Stiff conservatives forces less drastic than the Ameri- Dr. L. G. Rice, President Ralph Melbourne, Sec'y. urn ndvocatinir the widest radical can proposal contemplated. ism in their soul to etay the rising DIKS AT AUK OF 1U7. tide of socialism. Staid hlKh Avon, Conn:, Dee. 10. Chester churchmen ore beRginjr their par- Randolph Woodford, aged 10 7, ishoners to turn the church into a died today of pneumonia. He was vaudeville to attract worsnipe. born ln homestead ln which he Forma of worship that answered died. In 1838 Abraham Lincoln, in i the deep cry of the human soul as his lawyer, won a case for him centuries are quietly laid in the Illinois courts. away. Sanctity no longer rules In the event that Japanese does hearts and tho cross is The white season is with us again desire to retain the Mutsu, it was senreelv more than a symbol of a and in no country Is it more eagerly pointed out. the United States beautiful but fading idealism. welcomed or more could retain the Colorado and a fer- cer.erally ejoy ' "Buch conditions constitute end Washington, which profusely all ed. than in Canada. Yone The most troublesome feature of tile soil in grow old and east and kinds of noxious as well as useful of cftv hamlet, such an agreement It was said would west, participate in healthful win be to provide for a proportionate ti,.' nfv nf the church is "to ter sports. Every hill is a poten British increas in retained mleet hold fast to that which is good tial toho.-,rr.- liJ ar.d where strength, as no capital ships actual- serve as a balance wheel nature failed to a hill ly are under construction for Great Now! his place and to so- Yours amid the factions that sweep mnn construct a tdiile. Britain. Buy man PW-hi- - Retention of the Mutsu without ciety," he said. The practical r. and ski- sees visions and yet keeps his sacrifice of any ships now on the who forinir win nnre anl more de retained would feet on the ground is the real bene- votees each and the list of lists of ships bring Sale Xmas neasoii the Japanese capital ship tonnage Special Haberdashery of his kind. nnw-Rhn- e factor rlns orows lonfer ard around 330,000 aggregate, while loncer T.nerie'r ire horlcev and up OF THE retention of the Colorado and BUY GIFTS AT THE PRICE OF TWO!! RATIFICATION rnrlinw hnwo enr tjieir htiet cf ad romance on Banff's OPEN AIR. PINkC Washington would raise the Amer THREE hprent Tho Tf Fon!r.!e1 i around 500,000 ANGLO-IRIS- H TREATY ican aggregate from eseh winter in v7!riti?TiM In't"! fn Among the Laurentian Moun- Banff, hidden among the enow to more than 660,000. Read These Prices and See Our Windows. Compare Our Prices FAVORED BY PRELATES weeVji wnd is Tnrtiri'.iptid ir tains of Quebec are many covered mountains of the Canadian Mrs. Jose- 1- -3 hv ltnfire? of Ttlnrers Tec Votln resorts, each 'ts special Rockies, makes of winter continu- At the age of seventy, With Others and You Will Find You Can Save 33 or BET- II. of Green Bay. The TreM.) fi the orien nnd nrnr rlnit i soort attractions. Montreal has Tranc-continent- phine Ingalls, (By Aocl(a f ous festival. al Belfast, Dec. 10 (by the Associ- fnvod rnr wiiiT rprmft that wonderful playtrround, Mount Wis., is operating a linotype ln the. TER by Buying His Gift at Meyer & Meyer's. ski-in- an-- i to off same office she work ated Press.) The Irish Independ- wMle VJpn dij Roval. for e. travelers are Inv' drop where began frnlr rpfire as a iirty-si- x ent today announces it has receive;! 1rr the Wwtnr CnArt tohoziranine with Fletcher Field at and plav with the Banffites in the typesetter years ago. expressions of opin- Pr'w' ice An abundance of berried holly is the following ira celertrtd in rnr'oi ritle its base for skating and games. gorgeous ice palace which they a a winter. members of the hierar. a sign of long and hard TIES SHIRTS ion from OneViee or hoT J Winnipeg Calgary and score it build each vear to tvatch world onKamonndeValera'sstandon Four-in-Han- ds chy hni f fito flnTirvdnM f vtrte jther western cities have their champions try for Mrs. of 75c fine Silk 45c Anglo-Iris- H peace agreement: When Rose Morgan, $1.25 Shirts, at .,:.,.85c the Tlirt frlnlp.t',t-tnhnpfrp- bnnspiels their and la- honors and to in the "Cardinal Logiur: I am in fnvor snrf ffifnonjt participate Gloucester, N. J., dressed a chicken $1.00 to $1.25 fine Silk nJMn hoMnn crosse seasons. Winter in the gaiety that pervades the mountain for her Thankscivinff dinner she fine of the being ratified. I think tint nnA Four-in-Han- ds . . , 65c $2.00 Shirts, Eepes treaty nl'ti-Avpr-'- is hv keen resort cov- a Valera in his declaration the mm of fi" 1 nrairie cities livened during the months It is - found Inside the fowl a two and Mr. de ered with a Silk and Knitted and Madras $1.35 acted unfairly in prejudicing the elfnl bp1 otiii in p Iiiiwp innir eontpsts between rival ports teams mantle f beautiful half dollar gold piece, $1.50 finest decision of the dail eireann." iiirVpr nt ta foirm.ppd of Hnfffl" hv skating contests and local snort white a mantle made of snow-- i Ties...... 85c Silk as Tpn-oe- a features, such as lorse on flakes each snowflake an atom $4.00 Striped, Madras, Archbishop Gilmartin: Quoted tnp opntpr if sttrse'!''' racing if $2 Silk and Knitted wrinkle-proo- f, saying: he is strongly in favor of fnr ninte riArtart vip fArop;ntp ice In one locality and ce boating individual beauty onlv revealed to Qlrj ResidGflt GlV6n the best in the new Russian Cords finest ratification of the peace treaty. in tne Chateau Prontenae each in another, with dog races in a the human vision by the micro- -, D Dkl,;,;nn(l . materials Archbishop Harty: "I hope thi winfpr. third. scope. up oy riiyoiwaiio shapes...... $1.15 $2.85 peace treaty will be ratified." "Given up by five doctors, my only hope an operation. I rebelled Mrs. me as I am 75 SECONFR0UND OF THE THREE-DA- Y BATH IN MOTHER OF MRS. SPITZ of Las Vegas, Bella S. Dillon on cutting open, years of San Jose ami Mrs. Carrie S. old. A neighbor advised trying HOSIERY STATE NATIONAL CUP SAN ANTONIO FLOOD AND MRS. R0SENWALD Orunsfeld of San Francisco, an! Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for two Kdward stomach trouble. I relief 3 50c. Silk Lisle, .$1.00 TOURNAMENT IS TODAY TEST FOR DODGE CAR DIES IN CALIFORNIA sons, Schutz of Los got right pairs at...... Angeles and Joseph Schutz of New away. I had not eaten for 10 days Pure Wool, $1.00 Hose, at... . .65c York City. Burial will take place and was as yellow as a gold piece. I Silk Thn second round of the golf With the excitement and tur Word was received here yester- in Kl Paso. could have lived only a few days $1.25 fancy and plain Hose, at. ..80c tournament for the State National moil of the recent San Antonio day of the death, ln San Jose, ,Callf, but for this medicine." It is a sim which opened last Sunday, of Mrs. Sam mother of Mm. The Chinese un-'pl- e, harmless re- - trophy, There flood (it Its height, D. B. Splllar, Scliuw, language is preparation that will be held this morning. Berthold Spitz and Mrs. D. 8. Ko:i-enwa-ld questionably the most ancient moves the catarrhal mucus from are sixteen out of the origi- of the Exchange Sawmills Salos players recalled he had left of thia city. Mrs. KchuUi spoken, and, with the exception of j the Intestinal tract and allays the GLOVES SWEATERS thirty-tw- o left. will company, that ' n nal They play stor- was a pioneer rwident of El the Hebrew, is the most ancient Inflammation which causes practi-writte- as follows: his Dodge Brothers car In a Paj Glove, at. . .$2.15 Young Men's and Boys' Pure and had where she lived for tho past fifty language. It is also one cally all stomach, liver and lntes-o- f Regular $3.50 Guild is to meet Fwiirom, age garage they placed n . Wool : It In the basement tho years. She was a frequent visitor tho most difficult to learn. As'tinal ailments, including appendi-a- Regular $4.50 Glove, at. .$3.45 Fancy Sweaters gtrome to play Hangar; Cornish, only night In Is Herken-hof- before. As tho flood worse, Albuquerque where she well illustration, the letter "I" ln the citis. One dose will convince or lined Auto $ 7.00 now. . . . .$4.85 Jr., Joe McCanna; f grew Chinese to Fine Gloves; regularly, against and tho car had been submerged known. languago is said have; money refunded. For sale by . against Allen; Naranjo against Mrs. Schutz Is survived 145 ways of regular $3.50 kind, at. .$2.45 $ 9.00 regularly, now $6.75 Glomt Otero; F. for three days, Spillar made up his by thre quite being pronounced Briggs" Pharmacy and druggists Murphy; against was other daughters, Mrs. Noah llfeld and, moreover, each has a differ- everywhere. at. . . .$4.15 $10.00 regularly, now...... $7.45 White against Prager, and Keleher mind that there nothing left ent Regular $6.00 kind, McDonald. for him to do except smile Stoical' meaning. against ly and bid his roadster a fond fare- well. You Cannot Appreciate the Savings Possible, on These Ar salvatToFarmy to A sorry-lookin- g sight, snake,! Fully with grease and mud as well as ticles Unless You See Them and Compare Prices hold six services water, the car was finally dragged Actually Our out into tho light of day. As ho With Others. The program of Sunday meetings found tho of nas Deen that expense cleanin;; of the Salvation .Army and reassembling the car was com- and announced by the new corps lead- Today, Monday Tuesday paratively small, however, th.( er. Capt. Richard G. Guest. Cap- owner took tho chance. To his made a Will be your last opportunity to see tain Guest has reputation surprise, after a thorough clean- as a forceful and interesting ing, tho enamel was as good as & speaker. before tho flood, and the roadster "THE MAN OF GALILEE" The program follows: Meyer ran like new car. Meyer a 10:30 Street service. Of 40 or DO cars In CARL THOMTAY of Clothes That Holiness meetinff. Sub- the sam" By Makers Satisfy. 11:00 basement, the Dodge Brothers car ject: "What Doth the Lord Re- was one to ' tho only which did not This famous will be Los Angeles We 114 Ave. Phone 520. quire of Thee?" picture shipped Wednesday. West Central and require repainting. As Mr. Spillar invite to see this The never 1:30 Sunday school adult says, he feels that he now has "v the public painting. opportunity may Bible class. car that has stood tho acid test." be yours again. Open today until 9 p. m. 6:15 Young People's legion. Topic: "Sacrifice." Miss Kathleen --7 Bmlth, leader. UNIVERSITY GIVEN STRONG BROTHERS 7:15 Street rally. Sub- 8:00 Salvation meeting. SILVER TEA SERVICE Second ject: "A Man Hunt" ' Strong Block at Copper " BY FRANK MINDLIN ISSUE CITY DRIVING Presentation to the university by Let The 'Be Your LICENSER FOR 1922 Frank Mindlin of a sliver tea serv- Journal ice, for uso in the Sara Reynolds City driving licenses for 1922 are domestic science hall, was an- now on sale in the clerk's office nounced by President David Spence at the city hall. Hill at the university assembly last Christmas Guide The 1921 licenses expire Decem- Friday morning. ber 81, and in order to avoid the The set includes a large tray, tea rush which will come with the last and coffee urns, a sugar bowl, a ANNOUNCEMENT OF few days of the year, drivers are cream pitcher, a waste bowl and at. Gifts for the Children urged to secure their licenses early. two handsome sliver candlesticks. DO YOUR "shopping" home your buy It Is expected the number of li- Upon the motion of one of the Bicycles censes will be much larger than students, Frank Neher, president of ing at the stores. Blocks last year, when 3,600 persona ap- the student body, appointed a Fresh Roasted Coffee plied for permission to drive cars. committee to express the apprecia- BUT There are so many, many wants to fill Dolls The licenses cost $1.50. tion of the students for the hand- We installed a coffee unit with a Kiddie Kara some gift. have complete roasting capacity this coming Christmas. "How can I do my Spain makes about six million of 1,500 pounds, of fresh roasted coffee daily. Battles dollars a year out of her lotteries. Journal Want Ads brln results This machinery is in efficiency. The best that 'shopping at home?'" Rings money can buy, and we propose to manufacture a high grade coffee, THERE'S Mother dear, old Mother, her Wagons roasted and second to none in rich aroma and mellow flavor. daily silver-gra- y where Gifts for the Horn Canned coffee, no matter how attractive may be the can, does not hair shows once 'twas THE GIFT TO GIVE Bookcases , compare with the rich pleasing flavor of high grade, fresh roasted ior ner it must oe tne oest inrist-- goiaen ' Cook Books Of course you want to give something substantial. cii'fee. mas ever - Tastes differ, so it is hard to know just what will This unit of our enterprise means that the entire population of Albu- Pianos please. But Everybody likes good reading. Noth- querque can now have the best there is in coffee and we expect you AND Dad, too poor Dad, who usually gets Phonographs ing makes a more than a good to get it. It means that your coffee bill will be lew, which is more Silverware acceptable present a smile and "Merry Christmas" for him, 1 magazine. It constitutes a pleasant reminder of to the point. This is in keeping with our aim to cut the cost of food Tea Wagons your thoughtfulness and good judgment, through- products to the consumer by manufacturing at home. a regular gift this year Vacuum out the year. Subscriptions are reasonable and There will be no fancy gold lacquered tin coffee cans, AND Baby Betsy it's her first real Christ- - Cleaners our offers will save you money right at a time when nor embossed labels, just ...... 1 Gifts for Her it so needed most. mas, she's 'most two years old let's make two COFFEE American Magazine, Boy's Life (Boy Scout her little heart jump with, on Flowers. or more subscriptions, magazine) $2.00 REAL COFFEE just joy Furs each 93.00 Century ..$5.00 Christmas morn Handkerchiefs Woman'! Home Compan- Both ALL COFFEE two or more sub- only $5.50 ion, World's We have not even given it a name yet. You can do that later and AND Brother and Sister Sue and Hosiery scriptions, each $1.50 Work $1.00 Harry Forbes Better Busi- we will pay a good price for the best name. The thing to do now is Lingerie Both of above magazines (The Aunts and Uncles, too and friends, per- Jewel Cases sent to one address, ness magazine) $4.00 to try the coffee. only $3.50 Both only $6.00 Is In haps a score. Necklaces Review ot This Coffee The 50c Class The Mentor, two or more Reviews ..,.$4.00 It Will Cost You 38c so to Gifts for Him subscriptions, each ....$3.50 American Boy $2.00 GOOD gracious there's many gifts All three of above maga- Scribners zines sent to one ad- $1.00 make and so little time to look around. Belt Buckles All three $7.50 JEW MEXICO FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY ' dress $7.00 I select from the "Christmas Cigars , Pictorial Review, two Touth's Companion ....$2.50 KNOW Let's Cases subscriptions only $4.00 McCall's or Pathfinder, 104 NORTH THIRD STREET columns of Morn- Cigarette Each additional subscrip- each $1.00 Phone 367 Gift Suggestions' The Canes tion $1.50 Both only $.1.00 Hair Brushes Man- - All 'fresh will be on sale TournnT. We can there and save " La Revisto del three for $3.8.1 This roasted coffee Monday morning ing "shop" Razors do (Spanish) $3.00 La Hacienda (Spanish) .$3.00 at the following stores Safety Kach of the above magazines may be sent to a different ad hours and dollars. Tobacco Jars dress. Your renewal subscription may be Included at these Rosenwald Brothers ' Ideal Grocery Company prices. We guarantee a saving to you on any list. Central Co. Store Phone S34 ask for Mr. Service and - Broadway Grocery Piggly Wiggly and Higgins a Saving.- J. C. Boyd Fremont Cash Grocery SHOP THE JOURNAL WAY Daily's Cash Store , Standard Grocery Company Iliggins Subscription Agency Lathim's Cash Store Matteueci-Palladin- o & Co. E. W. IIIGGINS. MAXAGEK, YOUR CHRISTMAS WILL BE COMPLETE . University Heights Grocery Company jji Presbyterian Sanatorium.-- ! Albuquerque for Tour Health. Higgiiut for Tour Magazines. December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Eleven

CANAL ZONE GIRL GERMANY CANNOT MEET ONE OP THEM STAY BE MAN O' WAR OF TOMORROW GUARD SHUT HOPES TO SWIM REPARATIONS PAYMENT ENGLISH CHANNEL Paris, Dec. 10 (by the Associated Press.) Germany has filed to pay 190,000,000 gold marks due during 10 the first two weeks of December 19 Jt under the schedule of payments, calling for 26 per cent of her ex- il YOUTH ports, and certain portions of her KILLED customs duties, it was learned to- day. Germany has informed the reparations commission that the ,r Two tremendous decrease in tha value Boy Loses His Life and of the mark makes impossible the Are Fa- conversion into gold marks of the Women Probably fund of marks accumulated At- paper VfyrAW Wounded in An to meet these payments. h'XW tally The commission has ;vft3 FELT SUPPERS FOR CHRISTMAS reparations tempted Jail Delivery. not yet taken any position on Ger- many's failure to meet the bills, m t!ia AKuirtiited Press.) Observers here say there is noth- We have a complete line of high-grad- e Daniel Hoc. 10. A de- kJ 1". ex- Jackson, Ky., 1 ing to be done in view of tho for all tachment of national suardsmen V 1 change crisis in Germany. Green Felt Slippera everybody, colors, satin from Whitcsburp and Hazard ar- England and France have de- rived hero toniKht on route for the cided to take no independent steps quilted. Specially priced.. $1.95 Lost creek section of Breathitt I in the reparation situation, as a county to Join a sheriff's posse in id result of the visit of Minister of a search for nine men who killed Devastated Regions Loucheur to one youth and probably fatally London. High Grade Shoe wounded two women in an at- tempted jail delivery here. PICKETING IN SWING. We have our stock complete of high-grad- e Shoes for were ordered FUOj The Kuardsmen Calcutta, Dec. 10 (by the Asso- out offer a band of mountaineers cam- MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN In an ciated Press.) The picketing had attacked the county jail paign of the And would suggest you call and our effort to liberate prisoners they in furtherance of the boycott plan- get prices thoupht Incarcerated. The prison- ned in connection visit ot This of er's stables. are showa War Morvitch could do had 4 with the interesting group They or at the before buying. ers, three under life sentence, the Prince of Wales, who is due to lings will some day at his farm at Elkina. colt It be that there removed. Sear carry wintering stage. may been m i - arrive Christmas eve. Is in full .colors of George D. Widen- - Pa. No one knew what Man O is another wonder horse here. Appearing at the jail residence I swing. More than 100 plcketers parly today the men demanded the were arrested yesterday, and 160 PARIS SHOE STORE prisoners. Oscar Allen, deputy more today. NOBEIr PEACE PRIZE. Sweden at tho Nobel institute, in IOWA QUINTET WINS. jailer, answered by throwing the Dec. 10. the preseneo of the king today. At Iowa Dec. 10. The n room and Christlanla, Norway, City, la., 107 North First Street Jail keys into dark In parts of rural England there The Nobel for 1921 was the conclusion the chairman allud- State University of Iowa basket- when the invaders started peace prize ed to the between Great dropped Is a superstitious belief that to of agreement ball team opened its season herd Y. M. C. A. Phone 928-- J firhiK. dur- handed to Christian I Lange, Britain and Ireland as a most 61 Opposite of H sing Christmas carols except tonight with a to 16 victory over Mrs. Allen stepped in front festive season bad Korway and to the Swedish minister gratifying sign of the growth of the of Hock she thousht ing the brings Auguatana college, Island, her husband, whom luck. In behalf of Hjalmar Branting, of peace idea. 111. wounded or dead. She was shot 'I down, ns was her elpter-ln-la- Miss Magsio Allon. Albert Roberta, 21, a nephew of Jailer A. A.' Allen, Vi then started shootlns. The men J returned the fire, fatally wounding

him. . .Without mnklnsr an attempt to 17 j I search tho jail, the band departed. . Mrs. Allen is in a critical condi- i, tion. Her sister-in-la- w is Buffering from four bullet wounds. IS5lilSipiiiil PF1C Half INJUNCTION SUIT IS , WELCOMEDBY BOARD Alias Fiorenette Matter. (By The Arlntn! Press.) Miss Fiorenette Matter, women' Ch!enio. Doe. 10. The injunc- lonfr distance swimming champion tion suit of the Pennsylvania Rail- of the Panama canal zone, ia now to. United Limi road the I company against for an to iwim Raised wel- training attempt he Mates railroad labor board is the English channel when condi- Quality decide the comed becauso it will tions permit. Miss Matter let a tooHnVs powers and the manner in record American can be for Sooth aquatic Reconstructed which its decisions enforced, stars when she swam con- GENUINE fudxa Barton, chairman of the recently oVJSw Diamond Wrist Watch board, said in a statement tonight. tinuously for nine hours and "one RUBY one-sigh- th RINGS The injunction. Issued yesterday ninute, covering nine and RHINESTONE M by Judffe Landis and enjoining the miles. The record was board from handing down a deci- made in a cool at Balboa, Mla had dimq Mm7 Largo Size sion in disputed shop crafts cases Matter crossing the pool 766 times. Vtk I Mil tJ sVii, Sterlinp; affecting the Pennsylvania, expired Guaranteed Sheffield Plated today and was not continued when Beautiful Green Gold board te-- hold its de BROCCO AND GOULLETT tha promised Basket-Wor- illll3ll8i SANDWICH PLATE cision in abeyance pending a hear WIN BICYCLE CONTEST $2.50 k Setting . . ...$20 Ing? December 21. Plain This formerly sold for $8,50. You (By The Anoolnted Press.) ' h Tiffany All solid Platinum, 26 beautiful COLLINS WITHHOLDS New York, Dec. 10. Maurlco Plated Setting cun buy for this AA Erocco and Alfred Goullet $5.00 (jr u ON won Diamonds. The new Christmas, for COMMENT TREATY the six day bicycle race which end- my rectangular tpOovl j,-- ed at Madison Garden ' Square small and narrow. Last (Br Tha Associated Press.) $1.00 very year's III' SJ 4, pec- - Cot- - Genuine fcublin, jo. Michael French Our Jin informed the correspondent of SIX CHINESE ARRESTED. price $300.00. (MOR, tha Associated Press today that he Windsor, Ontario, Dec. 10. A Ivory at now f'sgip did not feel justified in honor in 8,000 mile automobile from LADIES' Price, before the meet- trip half it's saying anything Vancouver, B. C, made by six Chi- old ing of the dall eireann. nese in an effort to find a way into DIAMOND price, "However," ho added, "I signed the United States ended in the ar- a bargain 26 Pieceg the treaty and my attitude is well rest of the six and their American at Oak convoy, George of Mon- RINGS Chest, Umtss-- Asked; whether, he was Vtea'sed Paquette Tit roe, Mich., today by mounted po- SOLID GOLD Silver Bridal with Cardinal Logue's pronounce- lice. Wreath ment he answered good humoredly . . . that he thought the question was The of Voter In White Gold, Green Gold, Platinum Design. unfair one "The League Wome? aa but remarked: Philadelphia is agitating for the ap- $7.50 KNIVES Complete point is that whenever we have had in Top. Greatest In at in in pointment of policewomen the bargain year3 AH a controversy Ireland the past Quaker City. Ivory Sets at Half Price we always went in for abusing for men's Waldemar each other. I want to show every- $12.50 one that we can conduct this con- Chains. Last year's price troversy without resort to such $35.00 tactics." $10.00. HAMILTON 2LJEWEL COURT HOUSE GUARDED. Present 9 Gold Vienna, Dec. (by the Associated U.B.Thrifty5Ays Green Price $5.00 Fress). With a double guard of Railroad Watch soldiers with fixed bayonets sur- Piccadilly rounding the court house tha trials ' of persons arrested following the MESH BAGS f tiT"?ji.-"'- " and recent riot began today. Twenty-fiv- e Rated register- were given sentences ranging Diamond ed at for Up to ten months imprisonment Swagger Styles Topeka for 1921 SETH. THOMAS F Wedding Rings Santa service; Clock e. PRESIDENT TAKES in20-yrcas- Cash LIKING TO SADDLE $10.00 Mahogany case, cathedral gong, Made of solid platinum, set with 5 hour and half hour ($t blue white diamonds. Astounding at $12.00 strike. Cheap at V-Lt- ) $60.00 values. Last year's Now. ..$65 Beautiful Varmita price $150.00. Gentlemen's If 1 II 'fliM - -- n Pearls v , a r Model Indestructable Oriental Thin lustre, solid white gold Solid Gold clasp, 24 inches long. Watches Only Cuff Links $15.00 Howard, Elgin, Illinois and South A fine gift for any man. Bend. Largest stock in the state. Most Astounding Cut (IQ Qf? Lowest prices. Extra Special...... wOVO Also I Tatisca of All and Richelieu of m tvrc Cn f Beautiful Platinum Diamond Ring mounting direct from New York Sterling Belt Buckles The latest creations of the l A lot more of SOUTH BEND, city. -- fl with V,iif them are wisely National School of Art in Jewelry Complete forsaking m a i THIN MODEL Designing. Pure platinum at the solid leather belt catalogs. 12 Size price of white gold. For one, two last year'B price Because you don't Green gold embossed diamonds. Last $7.50. Today's 20-Ye- ar have to reach or three year's forty case, platinum finish price BRACELET WATCHES to realize that dial. Radiolite fig- 15 $40. Gold Filled Cases ures and hands; C!!:..,..,.. $5-0- t i Our Local jewels. New designs in the celebrated 18-- k 0 sold Formerly $25.00. Formerly &A( Belois White Gold, (M C Now $12.50 Merchants for $60. Now Now... PXU give us the service EVERSHARP ' "S".! Let us see the Platinum Cuff Links ' PENCILS the things we buy BEFORE we buy Gold President Harding entering White Gold FOR SOFT House grounds after a recent them Filled canter Sterling And carry many of CUFFS 14-KAR- WHITE GOLD Solid Gold Reconstructed j President Harding may become us "along" until an enthusiastic rider hit during Harvest funds Diamond Mounted 15 Emblem ; stay in the White House. He had arrive. From JEWELS Ruby Rings not ridden for years vntil he took Latest designs, beautiful hand en abrief ride while vacationing with $30.00 Down Emblem Rings; Elk, Masonic, K. C. Edison, Firestone and Ford last Let's patronize graved and engine turned. Last Square and octagon shapesflM A and I. O.' O. F. Sold last year for summer. The pleasure of the jaunt them loyally. to - year sold for $50. $25.00. remained with him. Lately he hat $1.00 ; This very small and classy vtvr chosen this form of exercise when year...... :.;, $25.00 Now. ..-v- .v.... $12.00 the time allowed. He rides through Potomac park and the Virginia State hills. & Trust Savings Central Avenue In r4 1RAGS WANTED PHONE 123-- W Bank At Third Street. We want clean cotton good Albuquerque, N. M. ANJM9 Jeweler j'iigs, good size, no small ' Member of pieces. Bring them to the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK JOURNAL OFFICE. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 11, 1921.

This movement was short lived and 2 Bo higher; fat she etock mostly DUDLEY FIELD MAL0NE prices sagged again at the close. steady, low grades weak; canners MEXICO SEIZES FILM SMILES Corn was under pressure but re and cutters 26o lower; bulls steady SAILS WITH HIS BRIDE THE MARKETS sisted fairly well because of con to lower; veal calves about steady; wand so forth tinued export demand and the fact stackers and feeders strong to 25c Ry The Astoclntcd Freoi.) that outside markets were outbid higher, , New York, Dec. 10. After dodg- By Hi In the cash market. , U. S. F Speed (I!J The Amnclntrd Pre:) ding Chicago Hogs Receipts 6,000. Market ing reporters ever nince his divorce Deo. 10. In The sellers pointed to Increased mostly 25c higher than Friday's became known and his engagement FILM MOBS New York, Opinion In- circles was rather mixed country offerings and predicted average. Light lights up to $7.75; rumored, Dudley Field Malone, trading creased arrivals for next week bulk 170 to 200-pou- at the openlnsr of today's brief ses average, former collector of the port of New Oats were a bit duller than Is usual holdover liberal, ship- Failed or sion but the market soon turned $7.157.85; York, today for Europe j SCHOONER MABEL IN for and followed took 8,000; Miss of Saturday merely pers about pigs 25c the Rotterdam with his bride, j ALMS strong to the discomfiture corn. THE. UNIVERSAL CAR j shorts, who covered extensively be i. higher. Doris Stevens of Omaha. Provisions were quiet. Only a Sheen Receipts 7,000. Receipts The couple slipped aboard Just fore the active close, Coppers, were of. new and oils were features few scattered holdings today mostly to packers direct. as the gang plank was to be pulled the American "JgVERY equipments fered. with week Fat Mr. Malone Boats Flying foreign fibn at gains of one to three points. Compared ago: in. admitted, smiling- Closing prices: lambs around $1 higher; fat sheep ly, that his lateness was premedi- Are Engaged in Gun claims an increased Motors, shippings, rubbers, tobac Flag cos and miscellaneous stocks of the Wheat May, $1.14; July, and yearlings 60a to 75e higher; tated. Is of number in the cast $1.02V4. feeder lambs 85c higher. Tho ship was escorted down the Running, Claim more speculative variety followed 63 65 leaders at less Corn May, c; July, c, harbor by airplanes paying their Office. until the boldest substantial gains. Oats May, 3814c: 38 c. Denver Livestock. Mexican Foreign Ralls alone were sluggish, many July, respects to Brig. Gen. William advertise 10,000 issues un Pork Jan., $15.00, Denver, Dec, 10. Cattle Re- Mitchell, as chief of the air serv- representative remaining Lard Jan., $9.22. none. Market to 25c B, The AMorlated PrrM.) with nobody inter- quotod. Their backwardness was $8.80; May. ceipts steady ice, who is going abroad to study Mexico City. Deo. 10 (by the to dls Ribs Jan., $7.75; May, $8.02,' higher for week. Beef steers, $5.00 aeronautics. ested enough to attributed official reports cows Press). The American An Increase of Idle freight 6.25; and heifers, $3.50f? Before Mr. Malone, gubernator- in- closing COTTON. farmer-labo- fishing schooner Mabel, now bcltiR count them. An cars. Sales. 450.000 shares. new yomc 5.10; calves. $5.009.60; hulls, ial candidate on the " Mexican authorities at stackers and feeders, ticket at the last election and now held by the vestigation might Sentimental factors in the day's fu- $2.003.00; Ensennda, was described In a for- movement included of Now York, Dec. 10. Cotton $4.B06.00. practicing law in Paris, sailed, it a develop that mi the strength tures closed 17.91; 15c eign office statement today as foreign exchanges, some of which steady. Dec, Hogs Receipts 800, Market was learned, that Instead of having carrier of contraband arms. The grants are using films as a means wore at maximum since Jan., 17.70; March, 17.70; May, to 26c higher. Top, $7.00; bulk, been married in New York yester- In etate-me- nt quotations 17.06. had been and I charge was also made the to enter this coontry after the qnotas the signing of the armistice, ana 17.60; July, $6.2506.75. day, as reported, he boats the Sheep $.000. Market Miss Stevens had been wedded at that other flying are filled. announcement of the terms' of the Receipts were in "four-powe- LIBERTY BONDS. ewes, N. Y., United States flng engaged r" treaty. steady. Lambs, $8.76010.00; Pceksklll, last Monday, gun running. The statement fol- The November of $3.00(94.00; feeder lambs, $7.75 Oxm Salmiclt tonnage report New Dee. 10. lows: Conway Taarla, star, the United States Steel corporation York, Liberty 8.60. DIVIDEND PASSED. "The Mexican consul at San t back on th (tags playing Tlte a small In book bonds closed: $95.26; first 4s, Chicago, Dec. 10. The board of 3 re- showing decrease 8s, CHICAGO of Ward & Diego, Calif., on December Mad Dog" with Tb wad Car" with the previous $97.28 bid; second 4s, $96.78; first mODCCE. directors Montgomery schooners ings, compared 4 4 Co. devldend ported thnt the fishing hit opposition at another Manhattan month, and weekly reviews of trade s, $97.26; second Us, $96.82; yesterday passed the nan Dee. 10. Butter on the 7 cent cumulative pre- Mabel and YUKon ien wru' conditions by the mercantile third 4s, $97.52; fourth 4s, Chicago, per lean waters without fishing permits $97.20; Victory $90.00; Vic- Market unchanged , ferred stock. The directors an- Nmr Yorkers raw meat. agencies comprised the other de 8s, ' Re condi- or consular cieanim-- tory $90.00. Eggs Market .unsettled. nounced that the financial I wereiiarc to velopments. 4s. 4,153 cases. Firsts, 63 64c; tion of the was excellent lng publicly that they going "ATI seems to in bonds waa broad but ceipts company ana nan for Woman" be a Trading FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ordinary firsts, 48 48c; miscella but there would be no this) San Gerommo iiui distribution of that would tarn changes were irregular. Liberty is 9 profit Lower California, for the purpose spoils sues draoted for neous, 6053c; refrigerator firsts, year and consequently the usual stated were argument into monologue. again realizing Dec. 10. ex- dividend was II of fishing. They they profits, while transportations re- New York, Foreign 3840o. quarterly being the correspond de- Potatoes Receipts 88 ears. Total passed. flected In the share list. change strong. Great Britain ' had " 'You and V in makes pressure TJ. S. 867. Market ing harbor fees, but that they Six Parts," Total $10,875,000. mand, cables, shipments, j sales, par value, $4.14; $4.14. armed themselves with rifles and staggering electric sign, In steady. Wisconsin sacked round All popular sheet music reduced In t Actual decrease of $38,600,000 France demand, 7.82; cables, Music a number1 of cartridgea , discounts ca- whites, 11.6501,71; Minnesota to 30 cents. Albuquerque large clearing house loans and 7.82. Italy demand. 4.43; round 311 Central avenue. I nr,i,r in nrntect themselves against tt ,,.:.,. nn.. i- - was of a in view bles, 4.44. Belgium demand, 7.60; sacked and bulk whites, Store, Wost - With Startn and DtmountabURlmt boat Tecate. This - something surprise $1.5001.70; Michigan sacked Rus- the fishing patrol OTnce yonr Marriage?- wfl not of on local re- cables, n, ol In other . the supposed drain 7.50. Germany demand, Dr. Jennie C. of Tank-to- conduct s been f wed by , sources the week. A cash .54; cables, Holland sets, $2.00; Idaho sacked Rurals, Murphy, f during .54. demand, O l.SB. S. Dak., is believed to be the ""on- housekeeping with Iops of $7,700,000 reduced excess 35.95; cables, 36.01. Norway de- $1.75 J:! nVarrE d -i start thefts woman street commissioner car is so in 0. only Ford aj 14.60. Sweden simple they hope to receive. reserves to slightly less than mand, demand, CITY PRODUCE. In the world. traband arms. 24.20. Denmark demand, 18.95. KANSAS THE so in its "On December 7 the same San Switzerland 19.38. dependable Home Stretch is where the Closing prices: demand, Spain Deo. 10. Diego consul reported that the The American Beet 28 demand, 14.38. Greece demand, Kansas City. Butter BChnoner Mabel had been captured slipper hovers aloft Sugar Creamery unchanged; packing; lc action, so easy to operate and handle the American Can 32 4.17. Argentina demand. 33.00. in Mexican waters because of & 46 Brazil 12.87. lower, 'A American Smelting Ret'g.. demand, Montreal, jlc. that almost anybody and everybody ana crai Scream th NTunf" 13-1- lack of a fishing permit in i. a tlm. Tobacco.. 31W, 91 6. Eggs Market unchanged. CCOUNTIN8 was be- -; American Sumatra A -- sular clearance papers and jy m the prMent Tel. & Tel 116ft Poultry Hens unchanged; AUUIIINC INCOME. drive it. Ensenada In con- - . geo,, American 2o to TAX FINANCIAL can safely lng detained at f cKmbcr, American Zinc 13 LIVESTOCK MARKETS. springs, unchanged; turkeys' Ah of Instructions irom me. 4o 40 42c JTATENIINTX sentience Anaconda Copper 48 higher, proper authorlllefl. "Love Never Dies" in Atchison 90 Knnsfl Citv livestock. WlUlAMJ Za.N "As contraband flshlns Is gener- especially TV. frnwn nf TTnncftrV consists The Ford Coupe, permanently enclosed the movies. Baltimore & Ohio 36 Kansas City, D"o. 10. Cattle one datin to ally followed by various American 58 1.100. For week: Beef of two diadems, back is devote themselves in Bethlehem Steel "B" Receipts 1000 and the other to iui . with sliding glass windows, cozy, boats which Butte & 18 steers steady to 26o higher, top an manner to clandestine Film "Don't's" for Hobby Superior ' alarming "Don't Doubt Your Wife. California Petroleum 44 $8.50: fat she stock and bulls and roomy modest and refined a car fishing In Mexican waters, the 120 $1 ener- Canadian pacific steady; vealers to $1.50 lower; proper authorities are using "Don't Neglect Your Wife." calves cannens 60c that wife or will be to the "Don't Your Wife." Central Leather Sftty other lower; you, your daughter getic measures prevent Change & Ohio R6i lower; stackers end feeders strong abuses which have hitherto been Also, don't have a wife. Chesapeake to own and drive. forget you Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 20 to 25e hlirher; fat calves and heif- ATTEE proud committed In various forms." 28 Is rhlnn Connor ers most'y 25c lower; stock calves The foreign office's statement Larat "gaJleries" follow the oam 64'a c to 50c lower. official mention of the Crucible Steel Burk Oil Co. Borders States Oil Co. the first the photoplays. Cuba Cane Sugar 7V TTojto Pecelnts 1.000. Market Ranger And of course it has all the Ford econ- It is r, Mnbel incident which known, 10c h'r-he- to Service Oil Corporation. fh iihlrpt within the last . . . . Erie 'I fully mos'ly (shippers k.i hn e 7o-)- and Ton, $7.00 for Co. Ocean Oil Co. omies of operation and maintenance. few of several Inquiries by Spite Bride doubtless "got; Great Northern pfd yard tra'ers. Hueeo Basin Development days even with both herself and her hus-- Copper 40 ilTlitn nid handv butchers; bulk, Oil T. Bummerlln, American Inspiration B Fisher Oil Co. Wallace Corporation. George band. Int. Mor. Marine pfd f, tnifi.nO' p'"s, $7.10. Jaggers d'affaires here. 27 - 2 Homer Union Oil Co. charge California Kennecott Copper piipon Teroin's 000. For Texas Homer Oil Co. Call and look over the Ford Coupe. Fishing off the Lower wonk: Pbepn Inmbs 25'" to Oil Co. Is carried on under conces-- 1 "Four Horsemen" for the Mexican Tetroleum ll"!i steady; Valmont Tularosa Easin coast price of Conner rn l'Mier, most'y 60c higher. Top, prompt delivery can be vessels in bar-- Miami .'" Reasonably sions and operating 0ne might be considered a movie ! Missouri Pacific $10.25. Texas Control these waters. It Is said, customarily gain. 59 Shareholders In these companies may exchange their shares made if order at once. crews as Montnna Power Is you arm their protection New York Crmlral Clilcn-- n IJvonfortf. for shares in a TWO Ma,T,KN DOLLAU company that schooners. . e against other fishing "Why Girls Leave Home" is some- Pacific 79 Cb'e-.-o- Dee, ift.r-.ttl- ts ACTUALLY I'ATINO DIVIDENDS from tholr production. Northern This has 23 oil 18 wells in thing else again. Pennsylvania S31, "a ?,"00. Com fired with week company producing wells, drilling Auto & Co. Consolidated 15 ago: Market uneven, beef steers Arkansas field, Louslana oil field. Ranger and Quickel Supply Kay Copper.... Breckinridge fields, also the Wonder Mexico field; owns 25,000 Phone 730 14 Rendincf and Avenne Tron ft Ftoel B"U acres leases; also owns $300,00 worth of drilling rigs and Sixth Street Central mWm Republic 22 Dividends are ,i,r.--r- fi Snles nnil Service Station, equipment. paid quarterly. COTTON GROWING IN Sinclair Oil & Refining HELEN AUTO COMPANY, BELEN, N. M. Southern Pacific 79 EDDY CO. PROFITABLE Southern Rnllway Texas' Bcited Trest CONTEST DAY Ftudebalter Corporation .... 79 ',4 Company I I " G I 47 W. T. Reed, editor of the Carls- Texas Cnmpnny Text Boon Phone 1250-J- , New Mexico I Tobacco Products 59 Albuquerque, j yg JjMMTU11' bad Argun; Sheriff George Brntton 127 of WALL STREET of Eddy county, and F. E. Wilson, TTnion Pacific IN United States Steel -- - assistant district attorney, were in e4 ' 1323 EUITION- dlFOlft the city Friday night and Saturday t'tah Copper on their to Carlsbad Contenlt forenoon, way CHICAGO T'.OARO OP TRADE. The Amriafcd Prrra.) from Santa Fp. The? had taken of New York (By History Stock Hil "t1'1!'!1'1'!1! 'illi'iiP' 1 San Francisco. Calif., Dec. 10. Willlaii Murrah to the state peni- 10 In a heavy ;f'F!J'"rf;'ii'i !;ii1!i''!i!jMl?ii'li'ii''1ii :'i;;,niiV1M''"'rj7ilH''lj;i'''iiili!jl ii"" '"I raeo to begin serving a life sen- Chlo.iiro, Tc. Exchange n7rrrwrv' r""j fri'FriTWC'; Fourteen automobile drivers, tentiary market grain prices sagged ami History of the Consolidated most of them nationally tence. Murrah was convicted on n held prominent of his provisions barely their ground Stock Exchange of New York will compete on the new Pan charge murdering brother hero tnrt.iv. At the finish wheat San Carlos and sentenced to die, but Governor Histi ry of the New York Curb Francisco speedway at was "4 c to net lower, corn How In 2r,0-ml- le Mchem commuted his sentence. to Open an Account and near here tomorrow. a was off c l;cto "rfC ami wm International sweepstakes for the Mr. Reed gave a glowing ac- I'ork and lard Methods of Trading In count of conditions In Carlsbad and c to Uc lower. The Art of for Golden Gate cup and $25,000 finished unchanged but ribs lost Speculating cash vicinity, the cotton crop in particu- Profits prizes. alone this 2H points. Tommy Milton and Roscoe lar. Eddy county year Wheat started with a weak un- Augmenting One's Income Sarles, who are leading In the race had 700 acres In cntton, which pro- was an How to Secure Loans on Stocks three-quarte- dertone and there early for points toward the 1921 nation-a- l duced an average of a trade rumor of a Dictionary of Wall Street Mil- of a bale to acre and is break when championship, are entered. the selling moratorium In Germany was de Terms and Values of Foreign ton has 1970 points to date and for from 17 to 30 cents. some An mill Is Installed at nied. The drop attracted Exchanges Rarles 1950. Tomorrow's winner oil being but the trade reM away ana cotton seed. buying fe P. will be credited with 500 points, Carlsbad to utilize the saw little variation Copy frt vpon reqW II if 4 II 140 The mill to to the second hour :l second place 260 points, third expected supply in nrices. Just before the close 9s,lfc.f3ntt'Jn,r-.tf- l and fourth SO. "cake" for all the cattle In the on of a Francis- southeastern of the state. shorts covered reports & Co. 'rf Murphy of San part in McClI, Riley Jimmy This was Mr. Reed's first to stronger cash market Winnipeg, co, who won the big French race, trip ,r,i,i h nrivleen that Argen the Grand Prix last August, Is en- Santa Fe and Albuquerque in about about a nor to tina returns indicated 20 Broad St.. New York tered. Other drivers compete thirty years. mal crop instead of rtie big yioiu Wit fe$WA J are Ralph de Palma, Bonnie Hill, that some traders had looked for. F.ddle Jlearne, Jerry Wnnderllch. KVOAfiEMENT ANNOCNCED. Harry Harts, Al Meleholr. Art New York, Dee. 10. Former Klein. Eddie Miller. Joe Thomas, Governor Frnnols Burton Hnrrteon Don Frotwell and Frank Elliott. of the Philippines, who Is now in Barney Oldfleld, veteran driver, Spain, cabled friends here today will appear In a one lap exhibition announcing the engagement of his In his famous old car "999" In daughter, Virginia Randolph Har- commemoration of the twentieth rison, to Christian Gross of Chi- anniversary of his first race. This cago. They will be married at .ffr automobile is said to be Henry Algcleras, Spain, next year. Ford's first car. Before the main Uamr race there will he a le deal- STCNE IS RELEASED. days ers' race. In which several automo- Omaha, Neb., Dec. 10. Mike bile firms will enter their stock Stlne. wrestler and hotel clerk, ar- cars. rested Thursday night as a suspect The International sweepstakes in connection with the Wall street event will dedicate the new speed- explosion September Id, 1920, was way which has Just been complet- released from the city Jail today on ed. The circumference of the new his own recognizance after the de track is one and er miles partment ofjustlce notified police and the atands will accommodate that he was not wanted by federal 82,000 spectators. authorities.

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IF YOU HUSTLE Offets cutflailun& "Better times are coming; work will soon be more you. plentiful, and the wide-awak- e man in business will again enjoy the fruits of prosperity." That is what mototinonflno toadff the students of economics tell us, and that is what and the comforts of men of big affairs are saying. They know because Hotel6alv3, ala? and they can read the signs. .We believe them. raxuriausho5t(?lty. Its only The wide-awak- e man! Is that you? The hustler ahttkttipovettoHcnistort is going to get the best of it, because it is not going to be as easy as it was two years ago. Everything mzo came to easy then and most people were spoiled. Now we have to rustle as we did in 1916. ssMMmMuiAM?m ' linp hotels and avev all T 'VtmmW I! Are you ambitious? Join the ranks of the future i KowvstnoTomanc9ofold , December 12th there will be greats who do business at these two banks. Fifty NOTE Starting Monday, and until Christmas, demonstrations all Electric and coffee served in oiir sales Thia will be in dollars will start a account. of Appliances department, the checking Sp&mshdays., afternoons only and from 2 o'clock until 5 o'cclock. This is put on by two university girls ; ai the Home Economics at the Make it a to visit us odXlxSmVd ft vaier, vtn-rtv- ionr or any o1Aedttaui from Department University. point during that time and pick your Electric Christmas Gift. R' W- - HOYT, Agent F&ZLr phone 20. See us at our Electric Gift Shop for those Electric Christmas Presents this year. We have State National Bank them for the whole' family Mother, Father, Sister and Brother. sovixs? Albuquerque, N. M. Affiliated With AN ELECTRIC GIFT SHOP The State Trust & Savings Bank'. Combined Resources GLASS, PAINT, ALBUQUERQUE GAS & ELECTRIC CCKFAHY CEMENT. PLASTER. LUMBER "At Your Service" Phone 98 Four and One-Ha- lf Million Dollars ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY 423 NOKTII FlItST 8TltKJlT. A5: December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

MAKE US AN OFFER A HOMEY HOME . NOW READY SOLD On a ten-roo- m $8,500.00 OH BOY! double brick New five THINK OWN TERMS . Worth of lots on st m pressed brick, large Streets all water Y(JUR Sliver, iiear dwelling with two baths. Five-roo- graded, HIGHLAND not this brand new bun-Kalo- w rooms, plenty of big closets, ,llncn not have a homo of your mains and electric light lines PARK the past month. Why and bath on each side, fur- Why Will A few choice lots left A. of. four rooma, glassed-i- n Of closet, bath, heat, laundry in .own of four rooms in, filed and lots now handle) this cosy, small k f nished, separate entrance, only constating plat $500 and up on easy terms, two screen basement, extra roomy front and md glassed in sleeping porch, for sale in the beautiful home In notth lowlands. sleeping porch, five blocks from postoffice.. ths t A. HAMMOND. Christmas back with conorete floors built-i- n P HANSON ADDITION J. porrhos for that OWNER VERT ANXIOUS porches features, oak floors, (corner and we can 821 Eaat - 1522 U Kdmm great, big garage. FroTrtage of base- Mountain Uoad and Seventh Tartly furnished Silver. phone home? It has hard wood floors TO SO call (urnace heat and large e, SELL, 71 on one streets Immediate Rent fire-plac- built-i- n HOTEL ACKERSON & GRIFFITH, feet of the best ment? This place is priced to street). Only 20 lots to sell give possession. throughout, We In the Fourth ward. sell and 4 sold. will china 'closet, kitchen have listed for a few day Realtors. quickly. Call. already It's the payments buy it. Eotter all m choicest sidewalk, alfalfa a hotel, nicely fur- 120 6, Fourth. Phone 414. A. Ji. MARTIN CO., properly we know and get settled for the winter. STIEIXEY REALTY CO., $400 and $450 for around the house In season, nished; 22 outside rooms; hot Realtors. Realtors. only and cold water in lots. Cah or terms. D. That shade trees, fine neighbor- running 439-- J. 218 W. Gold. Auto J, Keleher, Realtor, Christmas Present a Tiico each room; steam heated. This ICDDBN SERVICE. rhono Real Estate, Fire and $20'caah and $10 a month hood. It's dandy. only ren- Loans. terms. hotel Is In good location and To Bed Arrow (all ovr the Welt) Insurance, V. C. THAXTON 211 Phono 410. with a new $3,850; on Kodak !23 W. Gold Ave. Phone 150. W. Gold. Surprise her homev is doing a fine business, but ders sudden service finishing 705 Mountain Road we have them terms owner town to psupl who demand quality. Work BOARDING AND ROOMIN is leaving and :n before U a. m, mailed lint day. to' suit. norsrc will sell at a bargain for cash. Work In before I p. in. mailed aooa next Consider the Location day. Address work to Lots In the Anderson Addition. This is a pond one elsht GOOD FRAME HOtSE THE RED ARROW, HOEV HOME. FOR SALE HOLES ' Knsy payments. rooms and three sleeplft? ' On one of the best streets In CUT OUT RENT Four-roo- m Located etose in, In the High- Albuquerque B. La Vegas brick sleeping porch- heat f 5.500 porches, front and' bao Fourth ward, pavement in and built-i- n ' 6 rooms and (We want a representative In TO'JH Five-roo- es, modern, dining room ' screened: lot 100x142 lands; has glassed fully paid; trees, lawn, garage; brick, sleeping porch, near postoffice a FRANKLIN &, CO, porches Bleeping voreh; is so territory,) right up to data except furnace, and kitchen features; garage, gain. feet; pas, sidewalks, fences, arranged six rooms, two fireplaces, dandy lawn, shudc, a flno location. of can be used for two families. oak floors located on Unlverajty Heights. furnished, large Realtors large variety berries, fruit, com- furnace; throughout. terms. Priced to soil. $4,200.' Terms. etc. Host soil, ditch This will make a very This property must be sold at Price only $3,730, good lot ,M.2ub garden fortable iiome, or can be used, "A BARGAIN" , J. P. GILL, Real Estate. Two fine lots. West . . $ 675 Third and Gold. rhono 65V water. Now ,1ust think of all reasonable offer. K. MeCHT.lTAN-- REALTOR. J. Fruit, as once. Make a Phone 723-- 115 8. Second. this own a home and income prop- New lour room front 412-J- . l at $0,400, and your frame, large We also have several good lots 204 W. t3old. l'lione W. It. McMILLlOX, terms. erty. and back porch, full lot, garage. in University Heights. Prices Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, 208 West Gold. Chicken house. Furnished com- reasonable. FOB RENT , very Notary Pubio, FOIt RENT including machine, Rent-Room- plete, sewing FRUIT TREES For s Several houses Some very desirable fur- vlctrola, etc. Only $2,350. Terms. DIEKMANX REALTY CO. with Board dandy furnished nished and unfurnished houses Mcdonald a worsham. 1VE HAVE . SHADM TREES AND ORNA- BoTkI?lnaf wee it ""'Mrs. KnlfihtTJO and three nice unfurnished 0. FOlT SALE Soul el . and apartments In all of A three-roo- for $1,-50- MENTALS P ALBU- Broadwayi houses. - parti Real Insurance. new cottage ROM the city. Estate, Terms; and another three$ QUERQUE NURSERIES . Two new houses, 6 NICELY furnished tuon. with board; Phone 066-- 108 S. Third. Get Your Order in acres private famKy; no sick. 1027 Forreeter. IN CASK Tell us what you want we ' room cottage for $l,60t, forms. Now. Writ minutes from shops, I'A have It. FOR RENT Room. Want a rent house? We have a for catalog. alfalfa $3,800; $100 cash, $60 ROOM AND BOARD with sleeping porch, 'to J.over Heard or may 1 fofir-roo- five-roo- m ailjol nlng hath. 6.H East UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS m and a house, t. & c6. a month. Cnntral. RENT Furnished rooms, l'iiune m j. yoiwu conval-eccen- t. FOR RENT Fur two-roo- m four-roo- CAN ACCOMMODATE one V'o mention In passing D, T. KINGSBURY Dwellings i also a and a Albuquerque, N. M. New frame house, lady just "h fur- - Apply Casa de Oro, U West that we are Kcnora.1 .affentg, Foil Jt'lve room modern, TOR Rlt.NT steam heated flat, all four fur- good lot $800; $100 cash and Onld. REALTOR nouae. Buma Several unfurnished rooaia. and there Is many a nianeq til ziign. 124 uth Edith. nished. (25 a month. happy FOR RENT Furnlahed four house', FOU RENT Room and board, with homo there Loans houae, L. Real Estate. New fpams first-clas- up today. and Insurance. FOR RENT Light rooms. j. PHILLIPS, sleeping porch; s board. 410 dol- 810 V. GolJ. 907-- Mom SantaJFe. houaekeeplng 110 S. Phono 354-- with furnisher' H3ur Oct your lot now only ten Phono andJath;6JVat rouF-roo- 815 South Third. Third. FOR SALE sleeping porch, rentral. FOR RBNT Houses lars down and ten dollars per FOR Front roum HiBhlands ,1,E00; $600 i'Olt RENT furnished room with houae, 121 North Fourth. RENT furnish id lor KOH four-roo- hout-t- Large at Sr. SALE By owner, find $30 a month. table rates for two 217 month. housekeeping. 414 West Gold. 1016 West board; people. Inquire Fruit. Flno corner lot with South Fourth. A beautiful Christmas HUNT Five-roo- unfur-nlahe- FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 219 present. TOKSALE FOB houae, . bolt SALIC brick houae, m frame shack $600; $400 cash JAMESONS KA.NClt tceai location o Aru At 113 South Walter. Phone 1667.J. IN TOWN !40t-R- . t'.r Your Service with range. Apply North THY BVIJUVS MILK. BEST North E'llth. Phone - heallhseekers; lew reservations now FOR A- -l room 2413-R- and $20 a month. $2,100 frama cottage, sleeping Walnut. RENT furnished; also I'hnne five-roo- J238-J- . Full BAIjK Uood tiouae, gar-(tK- a TwP-roo- modern adol aynliahie. phone porch, completely furnished, corner Five-roo- garage, $31. 1007 North Second. FOR SALE MocTtlng 116 FOR RENT modern bunga- ms, bird and cage, and imall Call at 218 one Cen- - n rurhlshed-roo- grocery. ou. FOR RENT Canvas lot; highland,., block from low with glaaaed-l- aleeplng porch. 314 FORRENT konem South Sixth. South Seventh. house, plastered Inside and sleeping poroh, LEVKllSfT MPF . tral avenue; terma. South Sixth. trim heat. 808 West Central. $1250; $250 cash and $25 a with board for gentleman convalescent, S,ft00 One of the finest homei on East FOit SALE Guaranteed Nuvajo ruga. FOH KALE By owner, new modern $50 per month. 1207 East Central. FOR RENT Two-roo- furnlahed houae FOR RENT Front bed room, 20S South Arno. house, near Uoblneon 1760 month. '& CMlMOTY Silver avenue; aoven rooms and bath; , strictly park, F.R RENT Room with 118 South Edl-.h- clean, close in. $08 Blath. d(i 182S-- Three-roo- frame houso. an"sieeplng poroh. extra fine j full base- aleeplng poroh. North FOR BALB l.ndles' coat suit and fur. cash. per month. lhon n sleeping porch 1451-- J. vlth board for '.convalescents; fentle-me- REALTORS. hot phone FOR KENT Nice front room and sleop--tn- g Phone 1916-- . close In $1,650; $50 cash and ment! water heat, laundry, fine FOH SALE OH TRADti Modern fuur only; private Home. Phone 1148-- Second mid Gold electrical equipment, good garage vith FOR RENT New cottage, one room, porch; close In. 115 South Edith. FOR SALE 218. South room house, $20 a month. Avenue. Cmiary birds. sleeping porch, gar.o, HOM K BOA RUIN 6 V S B Nice, war'in Phono servant's quarters. kitchen, porch and water, $13 montu, FOR RENT furniencC bed room, Walter, 1C67-- '. full alse lot; a bargain. UU East Om' Two adoho houseB on onti jll 640 1804 South Edith. Nicely phone sleeping rooms; good home cooking. V A. Eealdor cloae In. Phone 1886-- 480 West Coal. DOANE'S milk Kallon lota; no delivery. lot near shops $1,400; $10u S04 South Third; short walk from station. FEX1SCEIE1, ENT Five-roo- SAL6J-13- y FOR modern houae. FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; no 1S01 North First. FOtt owner, Ui Veat doal, cash and $25 a month. FOR RENT Insurunr In nil Ita 104 South Walter. 4 a Nice rooms wiTirleepirig branches, furnlahed, Inquire no children, 414 West Silver. 6'JS frame stuccu. rooms anil fcnth. - Surety Honda. '614 Eaat Santa Fe. elrk; FOR SALE Cement blocka, cheap. Three room adobe house, porches, with board, for convalescents, A llHAL SNAP FOR 'i"wo woutn w pnono zan-.i- . large pore he, newly decorated, vacant. M.s, ltted,-6-12 South South Fourth Next to P. O. fiva-roo- RENT nicely furnished rooms alter, near $1,100; $300 cash Broadway, phone Ill "treet, FOR RENT 166: houae. fur Lerms ir Qfrsircd. Phone 1803-- shops 5211. . modern brick, with glassed l'lione 074, fop housekeeping.,' 315 Weat McKln-le- FOR BALE new, nlahed, 114 121 Vaaaar Savae rifle, nearly A four-roo- and $30 a month. sleeping porch, front screened Princeton. Inquire ' FOit BALE furnished cot Furnaoed-heate- large J13S-- very 1U west Roosevelt. - FOU RENT d bed also one or phone cheap. tage on CO foot lot near K, Three room adobe house, i,i"Ul porch, off the kitchen, FOR KENT Furnished room with privi- It. ahoju. with private entrance to lati,o latest built In FOR" RENT Several furnlahed. DENVER POST delivered at yiuir door, Only $700 for sale. J. A. Ham-mon- Highlands $800; $50 cash' anu bath; features, hardwood cottagea, lege of available. Phone 65o 104'J-- quick sleeping porch, for two 1207 floors nnd MAKE AX parlor; garage per month. Phone 824 1522-I- t, ISast finish OFFER Z5. (3S, no and Ks. on car line. In- 1714-J- . East Bllver. Phone $20 a month. Also throughout, large 1218 FOR BALE Ht." lot, juat outslda city limits, In ., On this new brick home of quire South Edith. Andrews canary rollers. FOIt fcSALE Account fuV-- adobe $1,100; same terms. FOR FOR RENT Nicely furnished front bed 710 North 1117-- leaving city, RENT Nice airy front bedroom, Fourth ward; J.4E0 cash will han- )l RENT new two-roo- Eighth, phone ulched or unfurnished mod- five rooms and two FOR Unfurnished, no 817 suitable for one or n dle, balnnta of J2.000 at cent. large room, adjoining bath; sick. J17 ern ar- Real two; also glassed-i- per ' hardwood cabin with 7x14 aleeplng porch anil West Coal. NAVAJO RUGS Positively at oost. house; screened porches, nicely Estate, Exchange. sleeping with Tor rent, modern apartment, three porches. Modern, North 173I1-.- for two porch, excellent board. I Fine location. Owner garage. Apply 1902 South High. Mulberry, phone ranged families. West Central, Phono 79. 40B W. Copper A real home. 719 South Walter. Phone rooms anil buitr, close In on Soutb floors. FOR RENT One nice large room for near 1'hone owner, 2204-- 1 - J FOR RENT Five-roo- houae, furnlahed. FOR HAI.E Winter l"g house, two park, t Arnff street. will sell almost on your own housekeeping, for lady employed, (17 Ml-S- electric llghta, city water, pianola, etc; Weat Silver. palra now feather pillows. 710 Wost HB SOLD AT ONCE New MIUAMONT I!.1.(IN.Tuk.ui.'i A. C. STAKES, ; terms. worth $4,000. Lead. SID . Easily H0 amonth 1488 North Virginia. house, busemont, large lot, fruit A SANATORIUM-HOTE- L West (iold Avenue. Phone 1t FOR RENT Two rooma for tubercular V and sleeping forty-fiv-e trots, fhade trees, berry bushes, nice ; ROLLIX E. GtTHRtDGE, FOR RENT Modern, unfurnished, clean 631 FOR BALE Edlaon machine and WANTED Miscellaneous convalescents; graduate nurse in at- ' four-roo- porch, furnished for housekoaoing, place for garden and chlekeng. Phono 1023. 814 W. Gold. houae, with aleeplng porch 2048-- records; good as new. phoivj part tendance; rutea by th week or month. i South hulance 110S WANTED 2400-J- and ("all at 25 North Blxth High, phone I404-J- ' down, cheaper han rent. Cattle tu feed. Plione Call garage, J409-R- PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR RENT roome N'"rtj Eleventh. 11 FOR RALE OR RENT lurnlahed' Sleeping for gentle- FOR BALE Ilase medium size. EHEKVA TIONH now be Cheap, men no burner, five-roo- may had at St. : employed, $8.04 UPi eick. $18 In FuU KALE Uy owner, and FOR and dinners and John's brick bungalow. Inquire evenings West Silver. first class condition; reasonable, 315 cciking serving Sanatorium (Episcopal): ratea, ' FOR SALE Ranches after or forenoon. 116 North South Flrs ' large front porch, modern bungalow, purlieu, pnune Iwfltf-- $17. SO to $2 per week; Includes JOHN W. tVlMON, Sunday A in east private VOh Furty-aor- e alfalfa Eleventh. FOR RENT suite of two rooms with good rettidqice section; front, 8' OVES POLISHED amr room with sleeping to Attorney. sale ranch, FOR SALE At 715 East Gold, use'l lawn and trees, In best wt up. Krvlo porch, connected J a 400 bath, completely furnished; steam heat. very condition; L.O., 4Y1 bath and medical Ho.'me IS, 17 and 19. four mill from city. Inquire West FOR RENT Three, four and five-roo- lumber, boxing, 2x4's, doors, nails, etc. fjenmng paone toilet; care, medicines, Cromwell Bulldlnt. Bold. 803 South Fourth. would sacrifice for quick aalej leaving Ph.ms 1153-J- . and Borne furnhh-ed- : C. W. Klerh. , 1484-- HAULING gonrrnl nuralng; excellent meals, tmv apartmrnta houaea; town. Phone of all kinds done. Joe Coro- aervlce; no extras. All Fern SALE home, stucoo house, ateam heat. W. H. 206 FOR RENT Southeast front room, fur- IndiaA na, 1820-- rooms have steam I'llVSK IAVM AM HI Country MsMilllul, FOR SALE twin motorcc.o. I5. FOU KA LE By In the Fourth phone neat, not and cold R(iKONg. seven rot steam etectrlc JV'eat Gold. nace heated, new houae, oloae la; no W. owner, running water. Rev. ; mi, heated, sick. 221 Arno. P. Johnston, at lodson'a pnraivv ward, modern bungalow1, gar- EXPERTS trunk and furniture crating. W. H. , UK. ei. I.. HI IUON, on e Three-roo- South 400 El;' Superintendent. Phone lights; ranch; in alfalfa anil FOR RENT furnlahed houae, North Fourth. has litfht and resi- Call for Joe, Phones 307 or 990; t :i I . !leaNeenf tae Stomach. box FOR RENT furnished age, heat; very best prices orchard. AdtUeu Postoffice 177, of aleeplng porch and bath, at 201 South Large front room, FOR BALK new Ellison phono- dential district In reas' ifihlo.s) Bulls. ..Harnett Building. 2407-R- man no alck. Phone 13S6-- Cheap, oty; priced right; phnne Edith; will be vacant December 13. preferred; town. Call not I tU U I I." - 801 Bt. graph and records. Leaving easy terms; priced over phone; WANTED $800 loan on gi.od security; BUSINESS CHANCES" i I' ilf sevsn-roo- 224 South Edith. South Third 3forf HALIiMy house and at East street. shown by appointment only. Phone will give bonus. Address Box $12, care FOR r.ar. n n g SALE Gnraae. In r.ye, and Throat. forty-thrt- acres situated on the FCR RENT Four room frame houae, FOR RENT Room and glassed-i- slcep-In- 8040-- Journal. best locatlun land, FOR SALE Beautiful New Ollisnn man- town, rnnng 87a, Barnett Building.is ' phone 131. the main road In lN'ew Mexico. on farm of Menaul porch, gentleman only, 224 South , Bernalillo, modern, north dolin (flat model), leather cas-)- choap. BY OWNER, mo dew, house In QOODHON He CO. Office Uoura A drfreM Bonafaclo Bant Fe. K. J. Walter. Phone 2272-J- . Cleaning paper and FOR SALE wid Montoya. school; rent $27.60 per month. Call 56 North Second. Fourth ward, hard wood fire- Growing business. $450 to 1! a. m.. S New Mexico. 1104. floors, clr.anlng kalsomine; all work guaran- oanoio Address Hox nnd t to t. m. Strong. Phone FOR RENT Furnished rooma for screened three teed. $4-- A, care Journal. liiit FOR KHSollno place, large porches, Phone UK. in A ltd A II J rOli SAI-- Two small close In, housekeeping; water and lights fur bod rooms with extra FOR SALIC Small and five-roo- tKTWHIGIIT, ranches, other ranch articles. 615 Weat light, airy large WANTED Medium grocery Office ST the best In on HELP WANTED nished. 710 West Lead, tank; fronts east on with slzo trunk, good dwelling. Call at 319 South-- .Irant liltiir., Room 1. Plume I. bargain the oountyt good Atlantic. Phone 1420-- closets, large lot be Ad- Seventh. ; condition; must reasonable. iiesiucnco jijast central roads, 'right at school; bargain for quick FOR RENT Housekeeping rooma and lawn, trees, etr, everything In xcellent dress caro WANTED To rent a retail w'lh na will have to 215 North Male. FOR SALE Mlnnetulia hurn and but- terms desired. Phone Trunk, Journal. bakery Phone 571. ale; you hrry. sleeping porch, for two (eraono; ao W. John- condition; it option to buy luter. Addresa par'.icu-lar- s I9.4-- WANTED A- -l ter worker, No. i0. P. 1877-- SCAVENGER AND GENERAL HAUL- 1 pnono Singer and entertainer at children. 110 South Walnut, , to J. L. Dorr, Helen, N. M. once. Box 82, ston. 720 South Arno. ING. Reasonable rates. E. A. M. FOR BALK Kour-acr- a two mile Addreei care Journal. Griffith, SALE W. SHERIDAN, M. D. ranch, IMPERIAL ROOMS clean rooms; 5 722 2899-- FOR Beat little hotel on Central " from on 7'lce, FOR BALE Used traclora, and AUTOMOBILES East Iron, phone postoffice, main ditch; double FIREMEN', BRAKEMEN, beginnere 8150, ratea by day or week. Over Pastime avenue, priced right for quick sale; rrnctlco Limited to Clause, garage, chicken houses t"oU, later 8250 monthly. Write Railway, with gang plows. Hardware Depart WANTED to rent Banta Claus costume, terms. Address C5KXITO - Theater, 211ft Weat Central. ment Korber Co. V Full KAl.KFurd truuk, enclosed body, Hotel, care Journal. l ltlNARY DISEASE!? Hooded ahlckens and turkeys; ,itn fur care Journal. J. 420. for University Xmas program, Dec. 17. FOR KENT Glaaaed-l- n and two l'hone FOR SALE One of the best husiners AND DISEASKS Ol-- ' THK SKIN .nlture; term. Phone 2lflH. porch FOR SALE ne wn two-ton- e E. D. Horgan. Jr., caro Journal. EMPLOYMENT OFFICB We fun ah all buart) across struet. 114 UxU.br. KOR SALE Two Fords. properties in Albuaueraue. $15 R.,mh WiisHrrmun Luborutory In Connection, of our 110 airy rooma; rug, one large etroit Jewel gas range. good Inquire UNION LATHERH done klnda help. Try aervita. North Maple, 18S8-- . 71D North Thirteenth. bathing First street. Inquire at Savoy HotJl of- - Cltlzons Rank IlldR. Phono CARPENTERING flruth Third, phone 354-- phone Call mornlnpa. Phone 1438-J- promptly by J. ,E. Thiehoff & Sons, H8, BALE Nee 87B-- MAN. FOR KENT 115 West Hold, seven JUST ItUCEIVEU a lai'Ko FCilt Ford wheels, lo.JO. 1104 North Eleventh, phone ETTIFORD THE ODD JOB WANTED Rough carpenter, on Rio consignment Jlallcte & Hcibhs. B15 FOR SALE CHIROPRACTORS or , none one mile rooms and bath; good repair, $40. Star of loc the pound. Robert Mac West Central. WELDING AND CUTTING of confectionary at. Kinn worir. idism, Grande boulevard; quarter 409-- plnons, metals; shop, high-grad- e Furniture Co., phohe 1114 West FOH BALB Pniltlr i'orm-a-truc- A-- l handling goods; good ANTED Odd north Old Town. J.Y.Swift. phrson.' Central. also welders' supplies and carbide for location;, low rent. Address care jobs oarpentartng, paint B0T Smith Second. 14S0-J- . sale. N. M. 1U47-- Shop, , 146B-- Ex- ELtUN HOTEL ltepin fooina aUQ CJ.AItiriKU and Pasteurized milk. Theie rondlti. Ph. Bleel Inc.. phone Journal. 'lilrnprnrtor. Ing and roof repairing. Phone MEN wanted for Detective work. 10 nnd 2u Armljo lluildlng. perience unneceeeary. Write J. Ganor, houaekeeptng apartmenta, by the day. Is on'y one place to obtain It. FOK SAI.fi Bulck touring car; WANTED Secondhandi. furniture and ROOMING HOUSE !IF YOU are of building, week or West first-clas- s Rooms all filled; thinking phone former Gov't Detective. St. Louie. month. 602'4 Central. balry Association. Phone 351. condition. Bond JJlllon Co.. trunks. We buy everything In house- central 1929-J- ; plana furnished free; all work hold location; profitable Investment. . WANTED Partner In bualneaa, wii FOR RENT Two nice unfurnlehect FOR KALE Fresh buttermilk and cot- city. goods. Max's Bargain Store, 310 Inquire nt Everybody'i Candy 823 .Jig!. fiENTApartmcnt guaranteed hog Shop, I rooma with FOH tiALK gome nouin n&s. Three-roo- require $700 and a man that l nit bath. and large eleepinu tage cheese; also ireah milk in gallon extia yood used cars; yi- irsc l'none South Third. FOIt Hunt apartment, ir porch. 815 West Mountain Road. Phono - s 191i.-- easy terms. Mclntush Auto Co., (OS MAX 315 1379-K- , FOR RENT Office Rooms afraid to work, Addresa Hogi caie sos-- Jots, Swdyne Dairy, phone BARGAIN STOKE, at South WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE SOME vatobath. Phone ' Journal. Weat Central. will the for TSnt FOR BALE Ileautlful new J, P. beebulg First, pay highest prices CAPITAL PLUS EXPERIHNCB KOIt Itl.NT Three-roo- furnished ayar. uH Off ice space. 414 Weat ' MEN 17 fiS. unneees-aar- FOR RENT Well furnlahed Iront room, piayer-plan- cuaU ot FOR KALE Ford car and 410 your secondhand clothing, shoes and FOR interest in business of worth. C.ill MK OoU, 442-- Age to experience , mahogany case; touring proven rnent: South Fourth:. phone Travel; make aecret steam heated, hot and cold wato.-- alao easy Particulars 1S04-J- eauire Stephens shotgun. Apply 17 furniture. Phone 8r,8. Address "Ar;bltlon," Postoffice Box ifOR Investiga no 811 payments. phone - FOU KENT New small, modern furnish RENT Attractive offloe, steam tlone, reporta. Belarus; expenses. Amor-loa- n garage; alck. West Coal, phono South Third.- RUG 034: furnished. 1102-- FOR SALE Chicken sandwiches, PiK'n ed apartment, steam heat, hot water. heat, light and water Detective 489 St. MATTRESSES $3 SO aecond-hnn- d Foreign Agency, Whistle candies, best Ico croum ill the FOR SALE Truck, newly overhauled, renovated. and up. FOU SALE At a bargain, five Inquire apartment 7, 12 15 West Roma. Wrlght building, oppoalte postoffice. Louis. ' WOODWORTH furnished, nice, cheap for cash. C1& West Atlantic. furniture and Ervln pool tables and one billiard table. Nawly city. ..'free. College Inn, repaired packed. FO ft 3 : r: Modern three-roo- S"OR R T Th ree deelrabi office WANTED can clean rooma and housekeeping 241. Phone 1420,11. , Co., 471. In first-cla- also one twelve-fon- t t furnish E' very Linotype operator who apart' phone Redding phone condition; ed apartment with close In. Call f mom a. will ments, by week or month. 313 soda A- -l bath, light, heat and water; rent take care of his machine and produce day, FOH BALE Alfalfa, nineteen dollars H,r FOIt HA LB OR TRADE For cows, light BETTER DoKAK FINISHING Is fonntaln, condition. In 505 North Second. or aa whole. A. B. & South Third. It oulre at 120 West Silver. eparatly a Mllner, type; steady situation. Albright also beardless one seventy-fiv- e Six Bulck touring car; good conditton. better. Return on mail 1)38. N M. ton; barley postage paid LFOR KE.NT Two fof W!H WHt Central, phone Albuquerque, FOR KENT Two well furnished rooms Z40K-K- Itob- - Address O. L., caro Journal. FOU SALE Established furni'hed rooms, per hundred. Phone orders. The Barnum Studio, 219', West retail business iln lit no sick. BOOK. how for light housekeeping, with large U: Central. N. M. In now, and pos- housekeeiilng; eaiults; RENT FREE ELECTRICAL Telle ert Uletg. FOR SALE Oldsmobllo six, in excel- Arbuquergue. Albuquerque; paying 724 South Second, FOR Ranches to earn $1 to $30 a day. You can aleeplng poroh, electrlo lights andi gas; BALE lent condition; a cash or WE HAVE) more calls for rental sibilities for large profits. Price $6,000. no children. 410 Eaat Central. FOR Toy poodle iups. two bargain; prop- Ad- FDIt I IE NT FuiiilKhed 5? "iSNT seven-acr- e ; learn at home and earn as you learn. terms. 1304 West 148S-- we Owner has good reason for selling. apartment: three ShT A 'ranch two months old, delivered Central, phone erty than can supply. We want n Write Chief 1800 e, FOR RENT Two roome furnished thoroughbreds; dress A. B., Morning Journal. rooms, bath nnd glaesed-l- aleeplng miles from the Uorelas bridge. Phone today. Engineer, large any time, anywhere. L. E. M. Urown, SEK McINTOKH AUTO COMPANY for your houae to rent. J. L. Phillips, Real 4"5 Bnutli 18.10-- 1 354-- BUSINESS poreh High. Chicago, for light housekeeping; porch and pri- Barton, N". M. used all siseo, used Max- Estate 10 South Third, phone FOR SALE Old tabllshsd vate five minutes Cen- tires, parts; morcantl1 on FOIt KENT Throe furnished RENT A with past-'- ; YOUNG men, women, over 17, lelr!i s entrance; from well, Reo and Chalmers cars. WILL excel business, located railroad. housekeep- i'OR large farm ulg on car line. 703 North FOU motorcycle. In ex- Studebaker, GIVE PIANO storagean'd Will sell r.lnn rooms, with close five f, a government $180 tral, Third. fiOR West In for value of Improve nents ing sleeping porch, ure, all fenced; and miii poeltlons, monthly, cellent condition, Just been completely Central. lent care private home; family of Good In. 419 West rom Sea P. McCanna'a Real write for tree list positions for 1928. R. FOR RENT Beautifully furnished front two Can resson for selling. If luit rested In Mnrriuette. city. t overhauled and repaired. Call at 615 WANTED USED CARS oniy adults. give thoroughly good-size- d addr-s- JOstate Terry, (former Civil Service examlneri, bed room, In home, hath local 8. proposition, t jostotflce FOK It ENT Three furnished housekeep- flfflre, private South Walter. WE PAY CASH for used cars of any satisfactory references. Address box 528 28 Continental Bldg., Washington, D. O. furnace heat; employed gentle- 7. B., care Journal, Albuoueraus ing rooms; also two rooms and sleeping Blfi.ND a genuine N4V VJJ HIJ.J r make, reuardlcss of condition. Viaduct 1004 WANTED Board & Room SUCCEED B an Automotive Electrical man; no sick. 80$ West Marquette, 600 Second. RAISE BIG CAPITAL for any legitimate porch. Forrester. 1584-- PILI.OV TOP homo tor Garage, South WANTF.D Careful Kodak finishing. phone ' oualness. Write for free QUICK FOH HEN'T apart-men- t, moth-er'- a Specialist. Learn starting, lighting, Twice satis- opy Ttireeroom furnished WANTED Protestant home and Chrlstmaa; bargains at 1005 least Cen- I HAVE 12.100 Tquity bunga- dally service. Remember, FINANCING,"' how achnol Ignition; generator armature, magneto FOR KENT Well furnished room, sepa- 1410-- . low, ward, faction Send showing companies strictly modern throughout. cara for useful girl, .neir Great- tral, phone partly furnished, Fourth guaranteed. your finishing rerse by my SOO South work; battery building, repairing. rate entrance, next to bath and toilet; wtlt high-grad- to a large capital easily operated Apply Wslter. high acliool. Addresa L. M., care NICK HOME-MAD- CAKES marto to exchange for auto and reliable, established firm. Banna method. Financial - est school. Free .booklet, Johnson's can be arranged for houaekeeplng; em- box 395. Master Cunningham, Sperlal- FOU HUNT Four rooms fire- order; leave your low for fruit little cash. Postoffice AHanna. Photographers. ist. urant Los t ft if. furnished, Automotive Electrical School, Dept D, ployed person preferred. 111 and up. prder 33 Bldg., Angelea, place, modern; reasonable close 72 1786-- 6 rakes for Christmas.! Mrs. lH'i FOR SALE one-to- n RA7.0R BLADES Send or rate; Broadway, Denver. 318 NoVh Arno, phone after Mickey, Ford, light truck. 1160; bring yovr YOUNG man with moderate amount of Phono 924-- WANTED Board East Bllver, phone 13SS-- Ford truck, $300. worm drive; 5 dull blades for resharpenlng; douhie-edg- Femnie. p. m. capital deslrea to make business con' FOH wTFe ww FOR SALE light Bulck, $590; Itolck $050, and 85c; single edge. 250 per dozen; bus' KKNT Two rooms with bath, And WANTED Ex- Bedstead, springs, matU'cH, Lafction. Only reputable, substantial for be near Twelfth and Weat Central. Experienced collar girl. TOR SALE Moore's hot blast boiler, Dodge touring cor, $ 11 West Gold. have your rasor ftoned and set 'iy ex Iness considered. Bank references re. light housekeeping. tT celsior Furniture heater, ranite, s South First. '.Address Box 100, care Journal. Laundry. four gas 'range low oven, aome roof FOR SALE Used and Tour- perts; work guaranteed. Kobza quired. Communications will be mutually Inquire Savoy Hotel. SALE Furniture of an elKht-roo- Fordedan at store WANTED A woman for general cook paint. North. Third; aanltary. ing; Dodge Brothers Roadster; Dodge Ruppe'a Drug confidential. Addresa Business, care Jour' FOR It ENT Two nice rooms and glaase4 home; everything. Call at 401 South Max- nnl. FOR SALE Real Estate ing. 808 West Copper. ' BUTTER Ask your grocer for Albu- Brothers renewed touring car: also ALBUQUERQUE WINDOW CLEANING sleeping porch, for light housekeeping. Broadway. well and CO. Windows cleaned and floors 321 South Walter, phone 1670-- 60 on WANTED Maid. Apply housekeeper, querque Dairy, Aaaeclatlon butter; If Studebaker; ' DO YOU KNOW J'OK SALE Fine too', lot East FOR SALE Very beautiful 8x18 rug. truck. Korber ft Co,, Auto scrubbed; stores, offices and houses FOH RENT Two Silver at reduced J. A. Ham- - Albuquerque Sanatorium, your grocer can 'not supply you, calUat Hupmoblle J. THAT In a hundred days Mexia, Texas. rooms and sleeping price. reasonable; an excellent Xmas present. 1 DeiSt, 783. cleaned; reasonable rates and honest Tnond, 824 East Silver. WANTED Girl for general housework. the dairy, North Second. phone has become the world's greatest oil porch, unfurnished; private entranae; See Mr. B. Townaend at J. C Penny ce. work. Postoffice box 101, A. Granone; 20,000-barr- no 201 838 North Thirteenth. ' TUB of Y. W. C. FOR SALE One Exlde battery, like new; field? 6.000 to gushers are email children. North Walnut. J.OT FOR SALE I will aell COT- - Apply store. Woman's Exchange the leave your calls American In Three Ford cara. two Ford bodies, 17x5 Grocery, phone coming almost daily. Numerous com' KENT Three-roo- modern ner lot, three blocka from city WANTED Woman for general house- buf- A.,rwlll beopen every day till 2112. In Ppa apart- only FOR SALE Heating stove, dresaer, ft. C Is Firestone cord tires, used; 36x4 Vi Federal naniee nneratlnr this field are mak tall. Price. $650. O. R. E.. rare Journal. must be good cook. HI Weil 11:30. m. to p. m. This ment, partly furnished, 127.60, water work; kitchen sani- 34x4 and Ing fortunes. OWENWOOD MAGAZINE Mar-h- i; Lead. fet, cabinet, library table, the place to fruy' your holiday Klft3. cord tire, used; Sewed tire, and light paid. Inquire U01 West tary cot, two rockers, book caae. 411 other used tires, all priced right for FOR SALE Livestock contains the most fascinating conipi.-.t- TWANTEp-Re- al Eatate WANTED Girl to do and Weat Marble. FlAYEK piano for a Xftn7gTft. with sale. 407 of the Mexia Field. has houajwork quick Inquire West Copper. FOR SALE Fresh eow and bred story It sixty FOR RENT New furnished waah must 811 five-roo- thirty records, for sale cheap; Liberty young illustrated. Don t ap..mont, 5VANTED Building ltt; must be close In dletrea; apeak English, FOR SALE Furniture of a doea. 717 South Arno. ofght pages, profusely half block from avenua ear South Broadway, bonds token; terms to responsible party. WANTED-JBalesm- en fall to read It. Price. 2Ho a. copy. The Central and cheap for cash. G. M. care house, practically new and absolutely Phone 101S-- or 1223 West Central. line. Call 1315 EastX'entral, Woodlawn d WANTED Xo In care FOR SALE Bucks, does and frying December lasue souvenir number. Juat Journal. Second girl aaalat sanitary, complete $400. City Realty Co. &7 MILKS made with new Apartments, or phone 1575-- of Infant. Mr. 8. J. Lewlnson, 805 207 West Gold, phone 887. SOFT SPOTS Heal and arch cushions per gallon rabbits. 710 West Lead. off the press,s free on request while the cures all foot patented gasoline vaporizer. Write for edition lasts. Address at once. Editor, FOR RENT Furnlahed three rooms, TYPEWRITERS Luna boulevard. FOR SALE Two two prevent fallen Insteps; Co., FOR SALE Gentle driving hrae, buggy library tables, Aroh Thos. particulars. Stransky Vaporizer 1601 Elm 431 Owenwood Fort Worth, private bath and sleeping porch; heat, WANTED A In of arm troubles, II. Plantar Supports. S. and harness, cheap. South Building, iVPEWmtEHS All maKee overhauled cook a family four; dressing tables, two heavy leather Leather Co., 408 West Central. Pukwana D. Texas, water and light furnished. 100& to Mrs. D. F.. Keener FOR SALE Jer-se- y Apply - and repaired. Ribbons for every ma- good wages right party. chairs, one kitchen table, and several odd WANTED Salesman with car of Horse, wagon, harness, West Central. Weinman,. 701 Weat Copper. chairs. 405 Weal Central. Q1VB an, unusual gift Hulled Black capable cow and calf. 1301 North First. chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex. Walnuts, large S3. 60 bushel, small 12. qualifying as our district manager in WANTED Position Fult RENT Two-roo- furnished apart- -' S03-- 122 WANTED Woman to do and FOR SALE Oil and coal thl- Co- FOR SALE Very three good w )rk change, phone South Founlt. washing heat:nf atjvos Pecans, thla shell, 22o pound. Order territory. Master Production cheap, WANTED aji'tl chjrtoai mont for light housekeeping; private Ironing every other week. Call at 318 child's bed, dressers, wardrobe, ohlnn rporation, (South Bend, Indiana. horses, ghufflebarger Transfer Barn, Stenographlo. home; suitable tw early. Wickhaoi Berry Farm, Salem, 114 work. Phone ir,66-- reason; for one or West Marble; do not case; stork f John. , 1193-- WANTED Houses phone. cabinets, dressing largest Neb. WANTKD Several go-i- iKfn, who have ladles employed. Phone need furniture In city. 826 South ri.-at- WANTED Work as waitress, maid or WANTED Young ladlea to take ordeis or can obtain to pell OH FOR SALE Jersey cow, giving three RF.NT cotn-ple- te V ANTED four FOR SALE Fine , by tbo box; automou'les, 1191-- FOIt Apartments furnished Albuquerque residence; for beautiful go d pov. apple, tp New Mex- gallons of milk a day, $76. See C. C. light housework. Phone to seven rooms; will exchange room-ki- g medallions; Jonathans, Roman Beauties, Ark&naaw TJKhtlng and Cooking plnrra for llffht housekeeping, including Call mornings, 805 North Secnnl. WANTED AgenU ico and eastern Artc-m-- We plvn jou Shirk, north of town. I DO general house cleaning and floor lights, heat and gas. 215 North hour, close In, lands, auitable Black, Qanoe. Ben Davis, Wine Sapps. 1430-R- . Seventh,' fr AGENTS--Wonder- while W, vacant WANTED of aome eulture. ful sellm 6c Phone 162S-- or Wm. J05 one week's training, expense paid FOR SALE OR TRADE For cows, light waning. J. Lowe, phone Crano Ai lartrnenm. hone 314. Pve stock ranch, property, $1,000 Elderly lady call Dolde, a husiler ft, '33. note, several other properties. Bee for ilght housekeeping, for elderiy every dollar sales. Deliver on, spot. South Broadway. training and while tvorklncr; Six Bulck touring car; good condition. WANTED Washing and ironing by the FOH It F.N T Three large' rooms anA ownor. SIR South widower. Address C. U., pare Jo'irnal, License unnecessary. Sample free. MIS- can make good monoy with this line For Address G. L., care Journal. day. Call 1204-- after 6:3 p. m. Thtl. FOR SALE American Blues 2C9. write W. glassed sleeping porch, bath adjoining; Room month SION. 2811 W. Pico, Los An- praUculota fall phmu ir Two 100 EARN BOARD and $10 Factory (, rabbits, pedigreed stock; all ages, furu M. West avenue. FOR SALE horse two colts, WANTED Washing and Ironing to take completely furnished for housekeeping, Calif. - Foster, Central, home. 1505-W- . and coal 1fl LOST AND FOUND while attending school; catalogue free. gelea, higher every winter; get your breeding New Mexico. chickens and good collie dog. cheap. 105 East Coal, phorw gas range West oal. South now.- - Ed- - Albuquerque. Mr. 1204 Ai-- - Mackay Bualneaa College, 80Uj AGENTS 90o an hour to advertise and nock Write, me your wants, Lawrence, North Eleventh. WANTED To FOR Ft ENT Two rooms, closet jLosT Largo truck chain, between - cmiTd busi- prune fruit trees; bath, anl SALESMAN If you offer a flrst-cins- jour buquerque and Tljoraa, K. M.; finder Main, Lot Angelea. distribute sample! to conaumer. Write gar Amerman, Winslow, Arizona. ness man with his FOR SALE care load good work horses, s work, guaranteed. Phone pantry; three rooma, batl and closet, for Al- high grade pencils 14Z3-- all In first-clas- s condi- Jcall Sturgca Hotel. ; WANTED Woman to teach afternoons quick territory and particulars. ASBESTOS HOOF PAINT ad In In as some good mares, all young; some are SIKes, nicely furnished, bert Gen. 4783 1 Imprinted gold, quantities modern J.OST Diamond lavalllere, act with and do relief work In Instltutlin three Mills, Mgr., American GOOD for all klnde of roofa, per gal- small as a than he net broke, at Grande Wagon yard, WANTED Nursing by good, reliable, tion, except heat: no children; Ohlo lon. 110 South single gross, cheaper wortn good location. 518 Soutn Flxth. and two on between miles from town; Will furnish oonage to Bldg., Cincinnati, The Masano Co., buy-'hl- ao ha could tiroaaway. nurse; reasonable. Inquire pearla keya atrlng, 1884-- ordinary penolls, practical cbargee f;ew Mexico Candy Kitchen and 614 South live In. Ph'one 241VB2, MAKE $300 to $600 per month distribut- Wejfiut. phone Try a built up use them himself or an FOR SALE Span of real work mulea Phone 1370-- l.ONli TO roof, will last a aa the bulltfing. ai advertising tsTAirSl L1NI4 rno; reward; return to 614 South Arno. WANTEP -- Ladlea all over Ne.w Mexuo ing Speedollne; easy, permanent work; lung novelty,, wouldn't you think you had a twinning xtuii, live years otu, anu WANTED WOIUi on farm or ranch, Th orange colored cars, Engte, Ele- - to take orders for my medallions; good exclusive territory; automobile free. FOR SALE Two suits of men'swoolen real live proposition? Easy sales, big heavy set harness, at a bargain. Bells not too will work for board. Orient Butte Dam and Hot N. Wrlt-T- Co.. heavy; Springs, ATRESS RENOVATiNG pay. Write me for particulars. Harry particulars, gpeedollns underwear, else 36; cost $5.50 per suit, commissions. Mr, Hobha, sales manager, Livery Stable. Phone 004-- M. Meet all trains at Engle, leaving 508 North Second, Dept. 74, Dallae, Texas.. washed once;, will sell or trade ,4 street. New York City. RK.NOVA'l 1NU, and up. Rea, Albjqu'rqur, cheap Pey CATTLEMEN Can pasture 500 head of MIDDLE-AGE- wishes the man- l(ot Springs at 11:30 a. m., and 2:30 p. ra. iA riUtri fi.it New Mexico. for a sweater or aweater-coa- t. Inquire lady u furniture e WANTED Agents and salesmen to sell something everybody- nvi&t have cattle, plenty of grass and water: all agement of refined widower's home. Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam care on Hug cleaning, repairing, at Casa de Oro. SIS West Qold, room 11. not we under reasonable. packing. Phoue 471, Ervln g FIVE capable women to travel. Auto Wind Deflectors for Fords, direct read this line over again and fence; price Address Address Box 11. care Journal. the Dam line. We drive our own cara, from manufacturer to uaer for Sella FOR SALE Emerson-Branding- -. said Is IT. B. H. care Journal. WrVte rompanr and aell dealers, fast selling line, $10. Cheap, MUST). It unique. protected r., WE AUDIT. CHECK. OPEN, CLOSE ana for reservations at our expense, on sight. Ford owner a proepect, ham tractor, i twelve horse on a because f $40 to $76 a week. Ralrload fare paid. Every power article, positive necessity FOR SALE Fine bred rabbits; all youni; keep books. WILLIAMS ZANO, HGFFERNAN BROS., Props. -- : 'PAINTING S. Good- A auperlor article at an Inferior draw bar, twenty on three Emer- government' with repeat, reasonable; Hot N. M. " Alao City Salesmanagers. Orla price, pulley; ruling, yearly stock; new mitches; will sell room 8 Melln) Phone 701 W. Springs. 101-- Omaha, Neb. because middlemen are eliminated. Big son bottom plowa, fourteen-lnch- ; will exclusively owned and controlled oy w. must leave Call bulling. YOu conalder rich, Dept. lnveat-me- city. mornings, WHEN painting, plione opportunity. Large earninga. No take car In exchange. E. J. Adair, 712 Tf you are an order taker you should rear Sll West Marquette. WANTED Work of any kind; house TIME CARDS ; K47-W- ; eatlmatea lurnlahed jfree; all cara West Fruit. ' $20 to $S0 are an odd of car- Mule find Femnte. required. Deflectora for other make a day; If you cleaning, kalsominlng, Joba avork no Job too FOR SALE Four head fresh Jersey milk 804-- guaranteed; large. HAVE nov- sells for $12.50, All goods sold on ten ambitious salesman you will clear up- penter Work. Phone 01 East WE the fastest selling Xmas - oows and some cows, three to on daya1 approval. "Tour nvetlatlon will ward of $50 per day. Most desirable, springer Lewis. LEGAL NOTICE elty the market; big profits, quick Write "Wear Me" wiv siex years old, all tuberculin tested: can sales; local and agenta satisfy. Auto Specialty FOR SALE Five hundred sharea of City connection with FUTURE for those be seen at McAllister 120S North WELL educated young man desires em- 1636-- Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jerome Pres.. So. lard, Wanted. For appointment phone E eetrlo Railway, below par. Or. R. qualify. Laadt, First, corner Mountain Hoad. ployment here; not health seeker; t L. Dearborn street, oil r.BPUBLICAHON. WANTED-r- once, salesladies and Uuat. N. T. Armljo building. Chicago. rlerlcaL. or garaga work: preferred, three DRESSMAKING FOR SALE Wa are breeders of grade 148B-- , Department of the Interior, U. S. Land three good for rhone ' N. ealesmen; opportunity Holateln cows, and have on hand be office, at Banta l'e, M., November Ask for Mr. DRESSMAKING the $3, --Phone FOR SALE fpultry-Egg- i WANTED 1921. those who work,. Hervey. by day, tween three and four hundred choice ijy graduate nurse, private .i New Mexico Co... 403 Wsst 605. Rooms. FOR SALE F. O. B. check with oowa cases or Institutional , I Anally. i Gar-yl- Phonograph Imperlol track, and heifers. Ae we are a little work; competent G.stuub.t. Nbtlce ) hereby given that Julian - In Central. WANTED Dressmaking; children's aew- order, 100 pounds extra good pecans, all kinds. Phone J62-- 302 South crowded for room, would sell a limited tubercular, maternity and general Traln.v Arrive.. Depsrv, of Bartun. N. M., who, on December 1239-- No. 7:30 WANTED woman, $35 Mrs.'Bakar, 1130-- J. 30c pound; 100 pounds good quality drv Broadway. number arm reasonable price. The City nursing. Phone AThe Scout.... pm t:IO pm 1915, made Homeatead No. Mentor aalary Ing specialty. phone e ' entry, cell- pecans, 15er twenty-fiv- pout.ris No. Calif. Limited. 10:30 am' 11:00 am 'lj, for full time, 75o an hour spare time, HEMSTITCHING, Wllllame' pound; FOR SALE Entire stock brad,S. C. Park Dairy Company, Denver, Colo., NURSE wants position, nursing and keep- W4 Wi, SWii wear-- r. Ex- .pleating. good pecans, 20c pound. Par- pu(j f841. No. 7 frast. . 10:50 am 11:10 am !4 13. Town-(hl- p guaranteed hosiery to 200 BouOi 777-.- quality dry R. I. phone York ing house for Invalid or heakhseeker; Fargo JK'i, and W14, Section ing Broadway, ph. cel post J. W. Uatlies-vlll- Reds, breeding pens r singles; No. The .12:35 am 1:00 am 9 0 M. unnecessary. International Mil t, prepaid. Mitchell, also fine Mrs. two years' experience In hospital. Ad- Navajo. N.. Range ., N, P. Meridian, perience PLEATING, aocordlon, aide and box; Texas. a lot of bronze ;urkeya SOUTHBOUND. of All 8. Norrtstown, ra. If. B. 241H-J- PERSONAL dress N. C, care Journal. aa filed notice Intention to make mail ordera. N. 216 North Watklna, phone 19 El 10:10 Crane, USB EFFECTO AUTO TOP and seat de-- - No. Paso Exp pm three-yea- r to eatablleh claim to of and POULTRY YARDS homes. 1421-- WANTED Experienced office man proof, WANTED A number young ladles Seventh: Crane Apartments, phone an. Vals-pa- r, RED Thoroughbred BARBER For private Ph. No. 87 El Paso 11:3 am ' 410 --land above berora tne u. ex- dressing. Effncto Auto Enamel, C. sires seventeen experi- Exp deaorlbed, gentlemen possessing good facial DRESSMAKING Young ,S. R. I. Weds. Ringlet Barred Rocke, LEARN SPANISH With 1007 position; years EAST BOUND. B. at N. II., to Valspar Enamels .on automobiles. breed-in- Spaniard. ence; wanta to locate not Commissioner, Albuquerque, pression and a little natural ialsnt ladlea' dreaaea a reasonable. Homestead cockerels, pullets, hena and pens tor North Second. permanently 'No. The 3:10 1:40 pm c the December, 1921, thdee In- apeclalty; Plymouth Cottage Paint, 41.1. West 14a-- a healthseeker. Phone 1578-- Navajo.. pm lth dayof Will- train for motion plcturee. Only Mlea Balchuck, 808 V, Weat Central, phone Floor Paint. Hoof Paint and Cement. Sat- Atlantic, phone No. 4 Calif. Limited. 6.00 pra 5:40 pm V'lalmant namea ae wltneeaea; to make thla a need PHRENOLOGIST WILL WORK room r, M tending profession 884'W. isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath- "MOUNTAIN VIEW" S. C. R. I. Reds, for and board, No. 8. F. f:25 1:10 pm McOulnneaa, of N. ; Jeaua Foto-Pla- y SARAH M. 112 Cornell avenue, Eight.. pm iam TIJeraa, apply , The Film School of 10R7-.- a JONES, typist, operator Bourroughs Demeat-t- o er Co.. 408 West Central, ohone won twenty ribbons January, 1921; 2108-- . No. 10 The Scout.... 7:20 I 7:50 am .Karla Garcia, of Barton, N. M.; Motion Picture Acting at Tamarisk now phone posting and machine; three years N. M.; Solom MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE Fifteen voltmes Victor superb lot of cockerels and cocks adding FROM SOUTH. Mcaulnneaa, of TIJeraa, Inn, seven milei south. Transportation ex- YOUNG man wants to drive Jarty to Lis banking. Address Box 15, care Journal. M. t. watcbeidla-monds- ready for sale; bred from my finest No. 28 From El 6:35 Chavez, or N, . 2408-B- 'untolt-men- MCSNEY"1 "TO , Hugo; eight volumes Charles Plckcus; "10-- Paso pm ' Morlarty, furnished. Phone for LOAN On hibition visitors welcome. C Angeles, for expenses. Call ask WANTED nurse, A. M. BERGEKH Regleteis - and valuable. one eet living room furniture, solid ma- mating; for Mr. By graduate registered No. 80 From El I'asn 7:00 am guns everything one P. Hoy, 23(1 North High. Thompson. tubercn4ar Institutional work or any it-t- Mr. B. Marcus, 818 South First. hogany; one almost new bath tub, No. 30 connects at I'elen with No, - school oajc bed ine BABY CHICKS HATCHING EGGS SCIENTIFIC character analysis, and kind of tubercular work. Georgia L. Clovls, Peo-- Valley. Hans- - Cite and Although the Harvard law -- withstood springs, dining K. N Den- rpXlNTING PAPERING MONET TO LOAN on dlamonda, watches room one wrlM.is FROM onr y White helpful advice regarding employment. Wall, 1644 Downing street, Coast. 'Is not open to women, three women con- table, combination Leghorna C. 307 Uni- ver. - (! g and liberal reliable, 100. K. Devens, D. P.. Stanford, Colo. WHEN considering painting, paperhang-In- gold Jewelry: desk and bookcase, two center tablea; Chicks $2A per 100; eggs $13 per No. 13 connect, at Jlelun with No. tl rollege ..have persuaded 106 h, addition. graduates or kolaomlnlng, call 334, or call at fidential Gottlieb Jewelry Co., Njlst. these are real bargains. Mrs. A. n. I. Reds that are real Reds. Chicks versity Heights WANTED American gentleman, SO from Clovls and point east an" eoj'h several of the Harvard professors d New $22 114 100. off CONSUMPTION HOW CURED MY. In ;07 Eaat Central,- for Hanson & Powers, CONFIDENTIAL loans n Jewelry, Peralta, Mexico, cfgh'.e.en per J00; eggs, per Hatch I years of age, wishes position; la years to give them "private instruction flrst-clas- a painters and paperhangere; monda watches. Liberty bonds, plan miles south of Albuquerque. each Monday and Thursday. Parcel post SELF. A little booklet worth Its weight experience office and salesman; splen- the same courses given in the law we guarantee all our work; no Job too automobiles. Lowest rates. tnthman'a prepaid. Mesllla Valley Hatchery, Mrs. In cold, sent free. Chas. F. Aycock, 426 did references; not Valthseeker. 117 state. Ads H. V, Las N. Bottta Los car Journal. ; big or too small. South First, Bonded to the Journal JVant brine result. Buady, Crucei, Ji, Bprmg, Angeles, Jjchool, r , . ' ' .' ' ' i. Fourteen 1921. Page , ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 11, FOREST SERVICE MEN ' BBW5sM!TSMI "6 7 E RA BOOKED DISCUSS RESULTS OF W A I! T E D Call 8" EXPERIMENTAL RANGE AND WATCHi t'S MOVE r TODAY A Gift of (Moving is our business). Ex- movers. We ET BENNY The second session of the forest SINGLE BEDS pert piano satisfy TOME service grazing conference held yes- particular people. A In federal AND DRESSERS BUOWS'S TRANSFER AND THE terday afternoon the. building wag devoted largely to re STORAGE ports from the different grazing Every thing to be used TODAY AND TOMORROW PAULINE FREDERICK HERE ON FRIDAY Inspectors on the results obtained in bedrooms for on the two" experimental range re- serves in this state and in Arizona. HIGHEST CLASS EVERY WAY Plans for the further develop- DAY NURSERY FRIED. TURKEY IN' (Mike Baca Cancels Match ment of the two range reserves "THE LURE OF JADE" were discussed but no definite pro- Phone 675 or 726 On Account of Sickness; gram will be adopted until the and of a Woman Transformed. ' The Story Trinidad Boy Looks Like final meeting of the conference Directed by COLIN' CAMPBELL i next Monday. Harder Man for Cordova. About twenty members of the CHICKEN r mid ' forest service, including officials of CURIOS anu NEWS" of the Mike Baca, who was scheduled to tho 'district forester's office NAVAJO RUGS Dinner - - 60 Cents "FOX Topics Day meet Benny Cordova at the Crystal grazing inspectors from both states 'GAYLORD LLOYD in "TROLLEY TROUBLES", opera house on the evening of De- were present at the meeting. Moccasins, Baskets, fifteen-roun- cember 16 in tlie main d Jewelry, Gems, Laces. MANHATTAN UKGITAU ADMISSION' TRICES bout of a boxingi card being BRING SUIT ON TWO arranged by Dan Padilla, will not WRIGHT'S Trading Post, lip able to keep the appointment. GROCERY ACCOUNTS Indian Building CAFE He was taken sick with a severe Opposite Postofflce. 134 NORTH FOURTH cold yesterday and.,.his manager Two suits on accounts were filed I on with Bond-Dillo- LOCAL ITEMS will not allow him to go by n company In district his training. court yesterday. Not wanting to disappoint the The first names J. L. Hubbell as to of W A N T E D Coal Supplv Co. Phono 4 find 5. fans, Padilla wired many the defendant in a suit for $1,081.19. Afternoon Tea1 and Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. It. E. larger cities In the west and south- That amount is said to be due the House to house specialty sales- j; west 8 o'clock lust Marsh, a son, on December 8. "nnii r and at night plaintiff on an account for grocer- man toy handle a practical, This afternoon at 3 o'clock in the signed up Frank Herrera, of Trin- ies nnd merchandise. economical and serviceable Dinner to meet in other Mnsonid the DeMolays will idad, Benny here place ; The suit is Peter household article, easily sold. Temple, of Baca. The contract was com- oher against observe Parents day. All De.Molays Rolando on an alleged account for Liberal commissions paid. From 8 to 10 This Evening, and their parents. Masons and pleted by wire. $114.80. Shriners are invited. While Herrera has not been seen Geo. C. with music by Sandstorm Jazz of- in action in he has Albright, The Red Cross home service Albuquerque, CITY Fl KCTItlC SHOE SHOP 118 Harvard Avenue, been Colorado storm and B07-- University at fice desires to communicate with taking by I'lione tlx Siiiilh Srcond. Heights. Kobert Emerson Lang, of Connec- is credited with wins over some Frrr 'nil anil DtHvtr. ticut. of the best boys boxing In the Tamarisk Inn Ada Fhilbrick Phone 2418-J- Uocky mountain region. Denver? 158 Taxi & Baggage 158 T. S. E. meet at 10 Colorado Springs and Trinidad 2408-R- The I. A. will Phone 4 o'clock this morning. This Beautiful Cabinet have been the cities where he has Mrs. Marv Baehechl has made a held some of his main.bous dur- Christmas gift to' the St. Anthony Columbia, Grafonola ing the past few months. Arts and Crafts ' FOR orphanage of 590 shares in the "I would have liked to have met SALE Anchor Milling company. And 20 Columbia Selections of Baca," Benny stated last night, Christmas thlngsi stencils, In- . The saciemcnt of the confirma- Your Owu Choice the bout with Herrera will probably dian designs adapted for bags, Nice Roasted Pirion Nuts tion will be administered by Arch- be a harder one. I believe he will covers, china. I went dresses, curtains, NOTICE TO OUR bishop Daegcr to a class of a hun For only $93.50 be the hardest boy ever up 1801 Enst Silver. Phono 381.J. dred at tne cnurcn oi me iiunuitu-lat- e i against. We all know him, at least for Christmas Gifts chuch this even- If Von Wish by Conception Easy Payments reputation. meet ing at 7:30 o'clock. Another Trinidad boy will 644-- on sixteenth Dr. Murray, Osteopath. P. Young Jim Fiynn the CUSTOMERS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Luerns and ROTHMAN'S in a d go. Bony Caliardi, WANTED their Alfred Salnzar, the fighting Italian, has been sign RobUlacpherson to A- -l left last ni-,'- for their winter home ed up for Flynn and is expected Singer and Entertainer 1114 West Central in Los Angeles. Music and Jewelry Store give tho Albuquerque boy the fight at once. The Realtors of the city will hold of his life. ADDRESS BOX 28, ' 917-.- On account of milk freezing their regular monthly luncheon and 117 6. First St. Phone I Neither of the Trinidad boys have Care Journal. business meeting next Friday even- ever been in the city before and In during early morning hours, we will see two of ing at 6:15 o'clock in the Y. M. C. them, local fans are changing our early morning "A. An program has the best tho Rocky mountain FOR SALE BY OWNER interesting have to offer in their weight delivery to the lato afternoon been arranged. states These homes are all Las , Added Attractions: . Vactorv wood, full truck lond ATEM class, Both of the boys will arrive Fresh Lime Vegas of the day before. .. BANKERS BE tomorrow and will start train- Lump Press Brick and built by owner. four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. night In Bulk Best on the Market. our to serve Phone 91. ing at Moose hall during the even- Hoping efforts you SUPERIOR WHITE LIME CO modern. Ninth and will meet "WE SKOULD WORRY" C. R. Cole will give a chalk talk ings. Gold. better with your ap on of Benny, Young Jim Flynn, Kid Warehouse we at the Moose hall the evening Coal proval, are yours for , an 11 at 7:45 o'clock. His BK S Anaya, Eddy Lewis and several Supply & Lumber Co. A Two-Pa- rt December are out with Phones 4 and 5. modern on North honest product, Percy and Ferdie Comedy, and subject will be "Resurrection and other boys working The is in III Benny nt the Moose hall this after- Maple, half block ,from Central. Restitution." public noon at 2:30 o'clock. The fans are vited. ' one Cen- - 4 has re- 28-2- 4 invited to drop in and look them block from Miss Herma G. French will he held tral. "CanHEFif EUEfiTS" turned from El Paso, where she QUINTET, over. Public training The Jeweler vacation. bv both camps each evening at tho FOGG, spent her 7 o'clock. two The fellowship hall starting about Jewelry modern, blocks regular weekly from Central. i luncheon of the Y. M. C. A. will be Playing a fast, close game the Just out of the high rent district. Albuquerque Regular Prices , . .yj; afternoon k addressed this by Percy High school quintet won from the Opposite Postoffice. Can Mako Good El Paso. The luncheon ! Terms, McGhee of Bankers a score o." Phono "03-- J. 122 S. Fourth will be held at 5:15 o'clock. last night by Theaters Today If you are intending to buy 29-2- 4. The game was featured investigate these first. Dairy Ass'n IJI.MiylfW.iWI.lH;MM,iWW.';l,lf.l with close guarding and quick 821 West Silver. Phone 1949-- shots. Hammond rolled up the "I!" Theater The Pinnacle Pro- SCOUT NOTES moat shots for the HlKh school and ductions. Inc., presents Nal Hart ' By the Scouts. Peguo was the chief point maker as the leading character In "God'l for the Bankers. Oold;" also presenting "We Should ELMS HOTEL the of double & Fcrdie com- 300' North First. Jn first game the Worry," a Percy Finest rooms In the state Xo, 3. bill the High school girls team edy, and a reel or two of "Current Troop I steam and cold GALLUP COAL " Cood Times club . heat,, hotil Hello scouts. swamped the Events" pictures water all outside rooms. We have lots of good news to- girls under a score of 40-1- How- Lyric Theater Albert Smith ever was Duncan and Weekly rates, with or with- THE VERY BEST FOR KITCHEN RANGE day, but we can only tell part of it, the game closely fought presents William out to The Wolf Patrol announces that and showed much team work. Edith Johnson in "Steelheart," a private bath, $4 $10 week SUPERIOR SERVICE EVERY ORDER GUARANTEED Bankers-Hig- h th'J Transient rate $1.60 .single; hereafter they will be called the In the school con western drama, produced by from Cars All Week. We are to have test the the first also presenting; $2.00 double. Unloading bilver Fox Patrol. Bankers got trie itagraph company, SO 1 TO 11 rt With bath $2. anu CONTINUOUS P. M. a new system of meetings soon. at the basket but failed to score a two-pa- comedy, "Short and single Last lime the air was full of mys- The High school took the ball Snappy." double $3.00. COAL AND TODAY AND TOMORROW tery, and we soon found out that down tho floor and Benjamin Pastime Theater "The Lure of SUPPLY LUMBER CO. several scouts were passing tests. scored the first field goal. Wilson Jade." adapted from the "Houses Our meeting was attended by the snade a free toss but Pcgue vened of Olass," by Marlon Orth, and 4 PHONES 5 usual number of scouts. We did tho count with a field goal and a featuring Paulino Frederick and LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS OF tJUALITY not play as many games as usual flpul. Hammond and Peguc brought Leon Bary as the principal sjars; Let Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Borne. because of the testa we had. the score up to 16-- 7 with three also showing Gaylord starring in JUST RECEIVED free tosses from Wilson. The half "Trolley Troubles," and a reel or If a person should get In a mess, endod with the score at 21-- 9 in fa- two of "Fox News." a new-Shipmen- t A scout will help him out of distress. vor of the High school. Tho High school guards displayed excellent CARD OF THANKS. of Navajo If you are a boy be a scout, Join guarding. We wish to thank our neighbors our troop. In the last half th.0 Bankers and friends nnd especially the taxi Rugs for the TED MAGEE, Scribe. came back with a rush nnd soon hoys for their kindness during the OUR SERV1C ran the score up to within one iilness and death of our dear hus- Trade. of the band nnd also for the beau- Holiday DEATHS ,ANDFUNERALS point Hlsh school. The father; In for each and detail In tho sacred trust the High school guards tightened up tiful floral offerings. caring every MRS. S. D. MARTIN. In MATTINGLY The of and held them till the game ended, family places tho cnibalmcr and funeral director called to body with the score 29-2- 4. DOROTHY MARTIN. . & Co. James M. Mattingly will be shipped at Gross, Kelly render his professional services MERITS YOUR CONFIDENCE Since the Bankers Mc-na- to 111., night. defeated Campbellhill, Sunday 27-2- 6 this lo- C. IT. M. D. O. Mrs. Juda Cook, of this city, will game gives the CONKER, I. it. Brothers are cal lads an edge on Menaul. Osteopathic Specialist. accompany Strong A. S. Stern 701-- J, 2033-- In H. Bankers Bids. Tel. Licensed Embalmer charge. Hammond V ....Gilbert Fred Crollctt, of Charles Hogrefe V Pcgue REDUCED PRICE fAUSTIX The body -- 118-42- E. Austin was shipped last night Benjamin C Jones FOR SALE OR RENT. Phono 578 Modern Equlpmcn- t- 0 South Second St. to his former home in Atkins, Ark. Long a Stowell Six brand new houses, LIST The body was escorted to the depot Wilson G Igou corner Ninth and Coal. Will by the local post of the American Field goals: A. H. 8. Ham- sell one or all on reasonable legion. Strong Brothers were in mond, S; Benjamin, 2; Wilson, 1; terms. See F. H. Strong or L. Better Kodak charge. Brlstow, 1. Bankers Pegue, 8; C. Bennett. Jones, 3. Free throws Wilson, 5; PHONES 75 or 14S. Finishing ARCH1P.EQUE The body of Pegue, 6. an Substitutions: school Rtolls Developed. 10c Phone 91 For Your Fuel Bidal Ahibeque, High Packs man, who died in Pueblo, Colo, ar- Rogers for Hogrefe; Hogrefe for Developed 15c ' Hof-com- each . , .3o to 5c rived in Albuquerque yesterday. Rogers; Bristow for Long; b Printing, GALLUP LUMP, GALLUP EGG Funeral services will be held Mon-ad- y for Hogrefe. Bankers: 25 Cent Taxi Wood and Wood at 9 o'clock at the for Stowell. Referee: The Kindling Factory morning Day and Service Barnum Studio Santa Barbara church. Interment Prompt Night 219 West Central. will be in. Santa Barbara cemetery. Combine satisfaction and economy usinjr , Phone 17 by Strong Brbthers are In charge. Cerrillos Egg, burns more heat. REMEMBER LASSIE Open and Closed Cars. longer, produces WiLLIM MlMll and FLETCHER Funeral service for Mrs. L. E. Fletcher, who died in WITH THE BONNET r Pueblo. Colo., will be held Monday STAGE IIAIlfl COAL COMPANY E01TI3 afternoon at Strong Brothers' chap BY CAPT. It G. GUEST, Albuquerque JffiSTOfj el. Adah chanter No. 4, Kastern Again the merry tinkle of the GUYS TRANSFER Star, will officiate. Interment will bell on the street corner reminds to Santa Fe. IN - be in Fairview cemetery. us that Christmas Is here Call again, Leaves Albuquerque, . 7:45 am and the Salvation Army Is on the Arrlveae In Santa Fe. , .10:45 am GUTIERREZ The funeral of job. Both the Journal and Herald Maria C. Gutierrez, who died last 3 7 1 Leaves Santa Fe 4:00 pm NOTICE are gingering up the "Cheer Arrives In 7:30 DR. FREDERICK A. HATCH will deliver Lec- Friday morning, will be held this to remember Albuquerque pm the following 9 thoughts" asking you tures at Albuquerque in Shrine Room at Masonic Temple: morning at o'clock at the family the "Empty stocking." They will Phone 600 residence. Burial will be in Mount hundle Wednesday, Dec. 14th, 8:00 p. m. For Men and EBoys over anything from one dollar : Calvary cemetery. Crollbtt will to one the ages of 19 years. Subject, "AMERICANIZATION." ' up hundred dollars, giving Dec. 15th, 2:30 m. For Mothers and Carried have charge. us the to up SINGER TAXI Thursday, p. opportunity gather Office Store). Women. Subject, "AMERICANIZATION AND SEX EDU-- I the and we trust there BOY Singer Cigar ' A of tho West In the When NAVARO Mrs. Luz L. Nava-r- o, frarments, THAT 210 West Central CATION IN THE HOME." - Story Early Days Men Fought for , will be twelve baskets full. woman's Honor ana their own said y. A strange love story with a 18, died yesterday morning at Don't Thursday, Dec. 15th, 8:00 p. m. For Master Masons Only. 1505 West Central 'forget the little lassie with Should have a watch. "WHENCE - queer twist that keeps tho spectator in suspense rind springs many her residence, the throw In Subject, CAME YOU?", A avenue after a short Illness. She "Hallelujah bonnet," Elgin movements, cased Dee. 18th, 8:00 m. For School Boys. surprises. film that fascinates tho audience. nlckles dimes ar Friday, p. Subject, is survived her father and one your and yes. your in open face cases, 12 "MEANING OF SEX AND THE' RESPONSIBILITY OF by pennies also nnd since the papera or 16 sizes for $17.50 sister, who were with her. Her me Established 1883 BOYS TO GIRLS IN LANGUAGE, SOCIAL RELATIONS died months ago. The win iook alter Hundreds. WISEMAN'S WATCH SHOP Mil. Added mother three should you havo AND AS PROTECTORS." Attraction: was taken to' Crollott's fun- something bigger, 215 South Second St. '. Jfo Admission. Come) Hear This Noted Lecturer. body we win giaaiy accept tnat. Fee for and eral parlors. Funeral arrangements No one has excuse. Give are pending. any the "SKCRT Lassie pennies, iiicklgs, and dimes. MB SWPY" , CHAVES Miss Annie Chaves Amounts from twenty-fiv- e cents to a local hospital. one hundred dollars send to the A Two-Pa- rt died last night at RELIABLE Comedy She is survived by her and papers; they will put your name parents on Armstrong Dancing MATCHMAKERS YOUR COAL two sisters. The body was taken to the scroll of fame: If you want & JEWELER! CHRISTMAS FREE Crollott's funeral pending to give more, send' for the captain, Academy 205 W. CENTRAL AVE.. parlors tell him your troubles. Should REGULAR PRICES funeral arrangements. you to our custom each we j will want to and not have pub- - According year give give it NEW YORK'S LATEST to six our customers Investigation has shown hat nsnea, we understand your mod DANCES 5,000 pounds of coal of as wherever labor of women ap- esty, and have placed the kettles the ror - follows: proximates to that of men, the yon. Society Walk death-rat- e of women rises. That Cat Step 1st Gift 2,000 lbs Coal; 4th Gift 500 lbs. Coal Chicago Two-Ste- p 500 lbs. Coal AH popular sheet nmslo reduced Christmas Waltz Hesitation 2nd Gift 1,000 lbs. Coal; 5th Gift SO" Music Greeting Cards Get ' to rents. Albuquerque by your candy 3rd Gift 500 lbs. Coal; 6th Gift '500 lbs. Coal Junior Class Play Stores, 311 West Central avenue, Port Cards 15c Dozen Registration Appointment - Engraved Cards from 83c 207 . WEST GOLD On the 23rd day- of December, at 8 o'clock p. m., we will CHRISTMAS TREES Dozen to 50o Each NOW AT hold a at our office, 115 South Second Street,' and drawing "Peg-O'-ly-Hea- rt" GUY'S TRANSFER Strong's Book Store the COAL will be delivered FREE on December 24th to holders of the lucky numbers. , Phone 371 2nd and Lend The Candy Shop Be sure to keep the numbered Delivery Tickets which the Shelled Pinon Nuts. Phone Drivers will leave with each order of coal or wood purchased ' A Comedy in Three Acts YOUR PIANO from December 1st to the 23rd inclusive. 802. Fannie S. Spitz, 323 Let Us Send, a Man SPECIAL SALE Thfi drawing will be made from the stubs on file in our office HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM North Tenth. To Veplnee that broken wlndnn Be ON CHRISTMAS which bean corresponding numbers and the winners will be ; clnss. Alhunoerone Lnmhcr Co.. Should Tuned announced in the Morning Journal, December 24th. Phone 421. 423 North First : i We deliver any size any CANDY FOR You may have your choice of either BLACK DIAMOND where. Henry Transfer Con for Christmas GALLUP., SWASTIKA, SUGARITE, BRILLIANT or COM- Friday Evening, Besnber IS Phone 939. Best Tuner in the State. NEXT TEN DAYS MERCIAL LUMP, the best COALS on the local market. ' DOCTOR 8:15 Sharp , MARGARET C. BREWINGTON Music NE17 COAL COMPANY J. W. BRAS FIELD Albuquerque Lb. STATE Reserved Seats' at Matson's Wednesday, Dec 14 clock and Has moved her office from II 5 20c Up Wajch. Jewelry repaired. West Cold to 116 Store PHONE 85 Admission 50c and 75c American, Swiss and English South Third, V; makes. in the 110 South Second Street Office, 115 S. Second St. Yard, Fruit Ave. and Santa ' Phone) 778. 311 W. Central. FcRy 117 S. '. 9 17-- J " First Phone Metcalf Building '" f - . Ee a Kid Start the Day Smiling! Again! "BRINGING UP FATHER" "REGULAR FELLERS" iQUE JOURNAL is a week-da- y comic in the morning in the appears every Albuquerque Mpming journal Morning Journal Albuquerque Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, December 11, 1921.

Copyright, 1921 by the International News Servlos. By George McManus BRINGING UP FATHER (J. 13. Patent Oftlos. PORTALES Registered I-- I MR YOU HERE'S IOOO I - !s WILL YOU THANK YOO" JlCb AREN'T I'VE tEEM ALL FRANC'S OON'T L.IVCF- A great spirit of NO AN' the S INTERESTED lH ART?l'0 1 TS YOURS IF YOU TO tSE being manifested here among HAVEL A YOU SEE-- l SPEND EXCUSE.L, THE PANTINS OISHON in so much that all th) J) LIKE TO TAKE YOU J - TELL. MV E:ST-r5U- T ehurchpa I - TO SEE WIFE RiHT A other churches have dismissed all CKjAR- J MOCH TIME IN LCl Kf L AROUNO- - J MOW THAT TOU services excepting Sunday I WANT IOOO FRANC'S their DUKE? THE ART 1 e0TIVE4OTAf TO - school and the Sunday morning GALLERIES ' TAKE ME OUT- 1X A LOT I Mj$?&fc r OF and the ministers, (our of , THAT 7C3& PROPORTION, service, t rrTTTTTnlr HAVEpTTEN ffiffljldZ? ) ( MONEX-- , them, are attending and helping for you "VTP In the Metnoaisi evuuBt-HBu- r have been held during (tZ Ices which the past two weeks, mere nas already been about 40 accessions to the different churches. Puring the past week Evangelist. It. B. Freeman has had seven services held each day. preaching each I morning and at night at church on.! t 2 n'clnrk In tho afternoon at some store up town; three pray- er meetings at the different homes at the same hour, and at 6.30 young people's meeting at the church. On Sunday afternoon, as one of the revival services, a meet- ing was held at the church for men only. W. K. Iilndscy was a visitor In Albuquerque on Monday. He at- tended the meeting of the Taxpay- ers' association. Prof. J. S. Long was called to Sapulpa, Tex., last week on ac- count of the serious Illness and the death of his brother-in-la- later g. The Rev. Dr. Ray was an over Sunday visitor In Portales and on morning filled the pulpit I II 1 1 VELL-DINT- Sunday WELL-TATA- l'LL at the Ba;tist church. Although MACCtE THE YOU WILL NOT - ! aE CLKO To IfF W LET'S TAKE blind since I the Rev. Ray has been DUKE MINO-MADAM- fM ACCOMNOOATE Is a WANT5T0 YOURE ALL ,OTOUTALL ?6 (jtJ RIDE ten years of age, he graduate ' JEM fif cnhnAi tnr the mind, also TAKE ME TO YOUR HUS&AND 1D toE RKiHT WHERE a. of North FERA O of the State University SOME ART SUCH COOD DELKHTED Carolina, Harvard university, mm lt received his D. degree at tha ;ALLERlE"b COMPANV- - DUKE- - I. i. 5J X Theological college at Louisvllla, S 'Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McDonald and sons. Howard and Harold, left Wednesday for Pallas, Tex., where Mr. McDonald hat purchased a 'grocery store. Mrs. Joseph Lang, who has been visiting her daughters, Mrs. B. A. Morrison and Mrs. Mattie Mitchell, for the past three weeks, left Sat- urday for Kl Paso, where she will remain during the winter. Thursday afternoon the chain of prayer meetings that have been held on each afternoon met at tho z Methodist church and after prayer service the missionary society took charge, and It being the time to elect new officers for the ensuing the following officers were elected: Mrs. Claud .Tones, presi- dent; Mrs. Walter KrattH, first vice president; Mrs. Henry Deni-so- n, second vice president; Mrs. W. H. Daniels, secretary; Mrs. Monroe Compton, treasurer; Miss Bess Dehoney, press reporter. Temple Mollnarl, retired post- master, with his wife and daugh- 5 6 ter, Mozelle, left Monday in their car for an overland trip to Call- - a iornia, wnere nicy win matte utcu I U I t-- I'VE iOT THE WELL WHERE JUST LEFT - lU.t. HELLO'.!! HELLO" Wednesday afternoon the 'Bap- SPEND AlbOOT TIME GOT I N HAVE f6U (SEEN THE OUKE THtb tist missionary society met at ths U IS THlb THE DUKE-THIt- ) MIHUTE -- WE b HAVEN'T ALL ticA country home of Mrs. M. B. Jones. MOtSTHb COT THIS TIME? o-- on les- THE ON- - TOOK. A LOT A splendid talk the year's Rl;HT HERE MONEV I T KEEF VOUR COAT IN son was given by Miss Buelah Fon-vlll- e, TO bPEtSQ OF THE ART matron of the Baptist WILL YOU COME 7T - omhans' home, to the 32 ladles - RICHT OVER ...CALLERIES- 33 ,,. ..oreaent. Durlnr-On- " after social hour the nostess servea cnerry pia ' with whipped cream and coffee. A son was born on December R mm ro cr to County Superintendent and Mrs. R. A. Palm. S. N. Hancock received rtotleo on Monday of his appointment by Oov. M. C. Meehem to the state board of optometry, to succeed the late R. J. Taupert of Das Vegas, who was president of the board. n 5W Dr. Recker of Oklahoma Is In L Portales and while here will select a site on which to build a sana- torium. The Parent-Teache- rs association held Its regular meeting at tho high school auditorium on Mon- afternoon at 3 o'clock. An In- day II III &J "''JJ teresting program was given, and J ll"1 ihHiim splendid talks by different ones. Word has just reached here ot the recent death of Mrs. Jessie Claudell, a former Portales girl, at 1 a hospital In Texas. Mrs. Claudell was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carroll, who were residents of Portales for many years. 1 11 8 The Rev. J. C. Jones, presiding elder for this district of the Meth- Por- odist church, was a visitor in I 1 OF THE COME IN THE WELL-WH- Y tales last week. S,OME PAINT Mffififr DOCTOR HOW LONCi I DON'T KNOW L Portales was. visited on Frldav - I'M PARLOR VUZ-- BEAUTIFUL- AND fM DON'T YOU I'VE ISEETN Dr. C. C. CAN A MAN LIVE AN' by three notable people FINISH YOUR STORY- - 2UT Drummond, who, after 20 years, COMMENCIN' TO TAKE I; CO ON WITH TAKE PUNISHMENT MARREO LONGER as medical In ART-TH- E AWKI 'KfijPs service a missionary AN INTEREST IN THAN t India, Is taking a much needed i. LIKE I DO? YOU" rest; Mrs. Terry King, general DUKE bAYS " field worker of the United Chris- i tian Missionary society, which was w ar formed by the union of six great 6 national organizations, and Mr. C, rm D. Dean, regional secretary for th Rocky Mountain district of Ithe church. Christian . Mr. and Mrs. J.-II- Sandefer have been entertaining for some time as house guests their daughter and I her husband. Mr. and Mra E. E. Johnston, who left overland Sat- urday for Mexico City, and wl'l visit several other towns along ll the way as they are en route to their home In Los Angeles. Calif. Mrs. C. W. Carroll, a former res- ident of Portales, came in Wednes- day from Galnsvllle, Tex., for a visit with he daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alec McCall, and many other friends.

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i L John Swahn of Trinidad, Colo., 10 spent a few days In this vicinity visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt and other friends. Mr. Swahn was a former resident here. Mrs. Willis has returned to her home in Fort Worth, Tex., after a horns two months' visit here in the . of her Bister, .Mrs. M. T. O'Laugh-lln- Men! Don't Miss It! Every Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit and Overcoat in Our Store Were $40 to $80 Mrs. Milton Slmms - Mr. and and son of Nolan spent several days last week visiting in the homes ol Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Simms and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simms. .. Mrs. R. J. Julian, who .has been $23.00 and In the $36.00 visiting the past month home of Mr. and Mrs. Cook Ely, has returned to her home on the McNierney ranch near Las Vegas THE SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $23.00 The Suits and Overcoats in this lot are all sold with our regular guarantee of satisfaction. Included in the $23 lot are all the suits and over- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Llbby and coats which were priced from $40 to $50 before the fire. All the good styles of the season are here, developed in fine, all wool materials, such as flannels, serges, finished and unfinished Miss Inez Chrestman of Nolan of No was touched or water. were guests Sunday in the hom worsteds, homespuns, tweeds, etc., in all the wanted colors. garment here by fire of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bolt. worth as Mrs. C. H. i Hanke and Alfred THE SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $36.00 The Suits and Overcoats at $36 were priced from $60 up before the fire. In every respect, style, quality and value they are just Schlpma,n visited Miss Elsie Noble much as were before the fire we have priced them all at $36. These too, afe sold with our regular guarantee of satisfaction. All the materials and styles in the Har,t Schaffner and In Mound on they Wag6n Sunday. 1921-2- 2 SCHAFFNER MARX Mr. and Mrs. Relnhardt and M. Marx line for the season are represented AND YOU KNOW HART AND QUALITY. ' Tj. S. Henton of Colmor attended the Daniels closing out sale Tues- day. Mr. Henton recently retui.i-e- d from Oregon, where he spent the summer with relatives. - Christmas programs are being . the schools at Levy, SHOP prepared by ROSENWALD'S MEN'S I Kali-vie- and Arkansas Valley. Vlirixtmaa trees are also planned. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 11, 1931. A mm M M. -- A m. no. V V V- JL V utriMrrMM-d-MA M- Tn & A A M.A T A 4 av - A A mvvt.V -J. A ALBUQUERQUE W pi jl TUn. lSqcuttmaWiM JAM. rnnivcKA I y CHRISTMAS IS THE PREVAILING VOGUE OF SOCIETY MATRONS

ne are almost FOREST SERVICE DANCE DANCES. was greater than the number al- WEDDINGS. four to revise the constitution., start a theater column. l'OI! SEWJAWEItS. RACE FOR GOTHAM'S SOCIAL - - After business session tho FOLKS, Owen juarron entertained at a lotted. The second year girls, Turpin-Tlllmn- the three plays and a com- Mr. nnd Mm AV. R. hostess served her delicious, Chapllne. dancing party at the homo of hia whose mothers, fathers or other Word has been received from guests ing concert by a real prtnvt soon to be "of Washington, 1). C," CROWN TWO refreshments. Those who attend- to think about this week, BETWEEN WOMEN Mr. Mrs. O. N. Mar relatives are subscribers to these El Paso of the recent marriage of donna were guests of honor last night at parents, and Jlisg of ed the meeting were the Jiisses it looks as though the theater for- ron on Hl dances, have to go to them on the Phyllis Turpln, formerly a pleasant dance given by the Friday evening. guest this city, and W. J. Tillman of El Clarlta Sanchez, Virgie Romero, season in Albuquerque had begun. men nt the Woman's club. school status of a and it is Jlela Beatrice life to it! One estry were members of the high debutante, Paso. The bride is the daughter Sedillo, Candclarla, An unusually long: Mr. Chapllne, who was recently have the the case that a subscriber'.! of Mrs. E. Miller 615 Lupita Montano, Margaret Caalillo. of the three was Spanish; another, set who manage to best rarely of Bouth - married, is well known in this name appears for more than two Arno street. She has been em Gertrude Sedillo, Josephlta Arml- high school amateurs in "Peg O' My where has con- time In the world on all occasions, Marian Mrs. district, he spent in unless it ployed as a long distance telephone Jo, Sanchca and An Heart" next Friday, but the third siderable time on grazing work. Punch was served throughout the years succession, hap dres, Vigil. was It was very Jolly, there are other in operator at El Paso. Mr. Tillman legitimate. The marriage, took place In evening, and refreshments were pens that girls is a brakeman on the Santa to . so Fe. ns little Rollo pays, fee May Phoenix, Ariz., on December 7, the served near home - sweet home the family to be introduced to The Sew and So club was enter Uohson again. The town - (herself) couple coming directly to Albu- were ciety. AVestcrliauscn-Dlockman- tained on Wednesday afternoon b out U , time. The guests Misses members thoroughly enjoyed turning quoi-quo- where are "The of the permanent Jliss Jllnnie Dlehl home al- they spending The of Miss at tha of a regular show once more, a week. Mrs. was Rosemary Tlorsan, Helen Stevens, committee of these dances were elopement Irene Mrs. Walter Noneman on North Chapllne Misj and Bruno Dleck-man- n though it was so out of the habit Eva Kehn of Phoenix. The ro- Clara Stevens, Helen GrunsfeW, most generous In their disposition Westerhausen Sixth street. The aftornoon was as to lie about 50 per cent lato for Jlarcella JIatson, Rosalie Furry; of extra invitations for last Fri- to Bernalillo last Saturday hand-wor- mance began several years ago in was one most spent with conversa the first act. Chnp-lin- e Helen Snyder, Virginia McLan. day nlcht. but there Is a limit to of the Interestins Flagstaff, Ariz., when Mr. ' events tion and the reading of New Mex Christmas plans are monopoliz- was detai'.cd on the Coconino dress, JJleanor Pavist Josephlna generosity when the dimensions of of the past week, no plans ico history. Refreshments were of ta- for been in- ing practically all the present nntlonal forest. Jlllner; Messrs. Joseph Benjamin, even a big ballroom are to be their marriage having served by the hostess at the close day conversation nnd a good shjre Mr. nnd Mrs. will to Charles Dearing, Howe Eller, Max- ken into consideration. It was a timated to their friends. The or afternoon. The to he Chnpllno go Wil- were Ber the club will of 'the time. People profess Nebraska to visit Mr. well Merritt, Stanford Noble, most successful dance, the spirit of couple accompanied to postpone its meetimr- - on this Chaplino's Fred- nalillo Anna McGuire and regular "not doing very much, really, before to Wash- liam Bacon, Charles Barber; youth predominating. Coming at by Jliss the third Wednesday of December parents returning Mal-com- b who year," but they are giving gener- to make home. Mr. erick Ward, Otto Bebber and the end of the week as It did, Leo Murphy, acted as brlde'ii until December 28, to ington their maid best man, when it will ously of their time nnd money Chnpllno Is Inspector of grazing Long. thers were plenty of college men and and by the meet at the home of Mrs. E. B. make it a "Merry Christmas" for with In the nntlonal for partners. The dates for the Rev. Thomas Calkins, who per Garcia. hun- headquarters Of of formed Mrs. Dieck-man- n those less fortunate. Several forester's office at Washington. The first a series Friday other dances of the subscription the ceremony, dred women are making clothes O night dances at Tamarisk Jnn, are January 6 and February 3. is the daughter of Charles With Rabbi on tho Elks' of the was held Mrs.- T. Westerhausen of 820 West Iron Bergman for poor children for the big SrXDAY AITERXOOX TEA south city, last 'Mr. and Payne Whitney program as a speaker and Georgo celebration, others are sending week by tho Tally Ho Dancing have sent out invitations to the avenue. She was a high school for musical AT EL MIU.UIONTKS. A ;':V. Geake, tenor, numbers, contributions to the Empty Stock 4 v club. The affair was attended ball they are giving In the new senior who had been employed In the next of Tea served around the I., Mr. meeting the Business fun, and others are rummag- great - by high school nnd univer- ballroom of the Plaza on the night Dleckmann's office on Gold ing double the of Z $ h largely - and Professional Women's club at ing in their cellars and attics for fireplace by llrht II ff M 3 t&FT Wr sity students. The Inn hns an- of December 20 to introduce their avenue for some time, Mr. Dleck- the Dorris tea room on the bundles great candles In copper holders in of Sun- Miss This Is a a Tuesday articles to make up - nounced tho Inauguration daughter, Joan Whitney. matin university alumnus, evening promises to be one of th.i for the which will be collect- the main building nt El Jlirn- afternoon teas with orchestra will not be restrict- - Pi ana is poor montes a most day entertainment ivappa Alpna graduate- most interesting of the winter. A ed from the front door step this is pleasant Sunday music from 4 to 6. Tho Tally Ho ed to the debutante element, as manager of athletics for the unl- linen shower for the afternoon The - day nursery afternoon by the Eiks. occupation. yonn;.' dances will be held each Friday Mr. and Jlrs. Whitney are includ verslty. He is one of the leadlns roomg whlcn beI owners of the Miss Winifred brv y" i . ar8 furnish... place, h s4t 4 evening. The Inn Is a delightful tng their older friends from dis- realtors of the city. The wedding to ....De Shuler and Miss Irene en- rent win neld at the dinner. MFKDAMKS R AYN'OLDS TO Fisher, place for parties, either winter or tant cities as well as from New party returned to Albuquerque on All members of the club are nsked tertained a party of town people summer, and is particularly adapt- York. In advance of the dance and the newlyweds to GIVE lllti BIUDGE. last in honor of Mist Fran- Saturday night answer to the roll call with a Invitations are out to a big Sunday ed to dances. Jlr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Bing left by train for a honeymoon trip dresser scarf, a sheet, or somo be Mrs. ces Bothwell of Dallas, Tex., who who live the are to Texas. They will make their bridge party to given by was the ham, at Plaza, (Continued on Next .1. spending week here. The Good Time club held its a dinner of for their home on University heights, where Page.) jr. Kaynokls at their spacious at Miramontes on having forty home on South High street on next Arriving the December dance at Colombo hall young relative, Jliss Whitney." Jlr. Dleckmann has built a bunga- Mesa is in itself something of n'l. on with a large and O low. Wednesday afternoon. There will since tea Friday evening be twelve tables. adventure, especially time lively crowd present. The affal? HIGH SCHOOD TO GIVE O . O is after, dnrk these days. Tho roads was a Christmas with MY HEART." not party appro PEG O' LEROYYOTT I.rXCIIEON SHOWER GIVEN are actually bad, Just a littlo priate arrangements. J. Hartley Manners' delightful and - Violinist. EOK MISS CAKI1. wayward, the ways are quit.? comedy, "Peg O' My Heart," is tho PERSONAL- MENTION'. Miss of uncharted. Tho cordiality of the Tho state auxiliary of the Amer- to be presented by the Junior Private or Class Instruction. Virginia Carr, daughter hostesses, the entertainment of the play Captain and Mrs. Clark M. Carr, ican Legion gave a benefit dance class of A. H. S. next Friday eve- Phone ;il2-It-- whose to Theodore Van attractive young men who mnke last night at the Armory to raise ning, December 16. The Junior marriage the hotel list, music and and Jlrs. Jack Stutz had as P. O. Box 107. Soelen, former Albuquerque artist, up guest Mrs. Marshall Field r. (left) and money for their Christmas worn play has become an annual event Jlr, City. take hero on December conversation by the fireside com- Mrs. Vincent Astor. among tho children of disabled sol- in high school dramatio circles their guests, last week F. R. Lan-nin- g will place bine to make a tea as is a L. of 28, was guest of honor at a lunch- party diers. Fortune telling booths and and the class of 1923 is ambitious and McLeary McLeary, eon Rolf tea party. shown any disposition to make a other entertainment features were to a which will Wash. given by Mrs. Henry O present production ot home on ave- contest of the kind. She was the provided durinir the evening. The be of th class and of the Jlrs. J. C. Aldrldge Ltfuisvllle, Frown at her Copper worthy Is of Mrs nue yesterday noon. rORTXTGHTLV ADOPTS A shy little girl of the social set, nnd auxiliary Is receiving Santa Claus cast as well. Ky., the guest her sister, NEW CONSTITUTION'. recalls how lived from of sick sol O' ex- Le Ron Wralston, of Forrester ave- A Christmas Gift The guests were sealed at two I everybody letters children "Peg My Heart" offers were dec- One of the most and as a simple country maiden on the diers nil over the state and will sea for char- nue. tables which beautifully Interesting ceptional opportunities Carr will orated in and white. Pink probably most profitable meetings big estate adjoining the Astors' that each child is remembered. acter work and serious study. Tho Jlrs. Clark Jf. return should be something of value, pink Rhinecliff to the time on from N. Y., candles in crystal holders shed held In the history of the Fort- property up O entire story of the comedy is built Thursday Albany, no matter how moch-'o- r lit- -' that it was announced that Helen HOW THEY ARK BROUGHT whero she went to see her daugh- their Roft light over the center nightly Music club was that on around the character of "Peg" and tie It costs. It shoura be a bowls of and white Tuesday evening In tho Woman';) Dinsmore Huntington was to mar- Ol T IX XEW YORK. her personality Is the predominant ter, Adele, who took, the veil of pink mveetpeas. Catholic af- Bows of pink maline and trailing club. There was a large attend ry Vincent Astor. That the rulea and regulations element during the entire three the Roman sisterhood. tangible expression of the high-clas- Mrs. of smllax gave a most bridal touch ance of members nnd a lively Then everybody said that It was for tho bringing out of a debutante acts. Needless to say, it Is a s Jlr. and Harry Slack fection or friendship of the the The cards over a matter of course; that they had in Gotham are as strict as for any in detail and one Gallup have come here to makj to tables. place the proposed changes play every home. have giver. were also in pink and white. The in tho club constitution. One New York, Dec. 10 been sweethearts all of their lives other variety of contest Is inti- that will demand real If it their They leased the (Special). ed- acting Simms house. heart motif was carried out special clause that provided for East is going to meet west this and that nothing else could possi- mated In the following society is to be a success. John through the menu of the luncheon. membership, making eligible only winter in one of Iho finest littlo bly happen. The war came soon itorial from the New York Herald. Realizing that they have a real Jlrs. R. C. Goodrich and daugh A handkerchief shower for tho thoso musicians who could qualify for social leadenihip that after their marriage and Astor This is how it's done among the task before them the Juniors have ters, Dorothy and Frances of Gal- Make figlits are the week-en- d Photographs Ideal Gifts bride-ele- was a feature of the as soloists, after being approved the town ever knew. Tho younger went to the navy, while sho became four hundred: been working daily to make the lup, spending nu- with Mrs. Goodrich's affair. bv a board of examiners, was a element of New York society is to engaged In all sorts of war work. "Although there had been performance a success. Rehearsals parents, Mr. Mrs. Brown's guests were Mlsa clause considered from all view- tlio leader it will follow, and She also took up tho idea of Amer- merous entertainments for debu- are under the direction of John D. and Mrs. W. W. McDonald. pick to- O Carr, Mrs. O. L. Brooks, Mrs. points. Musicians, themselves two young women would wear the icanization and did a great deal tantes since the early part of No- Burton, supervisor of dramatics at II. B, .Tamison, Mrs. Robert E. hlgh-cln- ss soloists, contended that crown. ward promoting tho education of vember, their real campaign was the high school, and the competi- CLUBS. THE MILNERS tho born. with Dietz, Mrs. Leopold Meyer, Mrs. the brigade of nctive workers in Millions, the backing of elders foreign started last Friday night the tion for parts is keen. A business meeting was held by Ivenneth C Benls. Miss T.orna Les- - tho club who have hacked the tho But it was only recently, when first for this season of the Junior The advance seat sole will be the Dulcinea club at the home of long skilled In tho social hunt, she came a tor, Miss Katherine McMillen, Miss artists, concerts' and word in tho of the back from Paris with assemblies, which was held at the launched at an assembly Monday Jliss Jlelita Chavez on last Satur WALTON STUDIO philanthropic very last art wardrobe was in- Evangeline Perry, Mlsa Esther ventures, nnd have prepared in dressmaker and milliner, and the tew that really morning, and the final rehearsals day afternoon. Discussions for the 813J4 West Central Howden, Miss Angelica Howden, spiring papers germane to tho bus social teresting to the fashionable world, "The gathering- was the largest will be used to finish the play for of a "tcrtulia de ingenuity of every adjunct of the winter con- preparations Phone 923 Miss Florence Weiller, Miss Erin iness of the club, ore a vital part from cashier to cook, wiil that the signs in the history of that organization the public performance on Friday Navldad" were held. The presi- of ranging flict to include her. and the for Invitations Fergusson and Miss Mildred the club life. have place in the contest to obtain began demand evening, dent appointed a committee of Harris. Tho constitution was adopted and hold prestige. with changes. These changes ele-vat- o It is tho first real rivalry Bincc MTIJ)RET JtOTTS f.IVES the standard of the club, and the war for the Who's Who. pop- KIT, EX DID REClTAIi. include for membership those who ulation to enjoy. For tho first time in Albuquer- can contribute to the work and Mrs. Jlarslinll FIcM. que's musical history was a re- literary nnd musical departments Perhaps tor tho reason that It is cital given by a chll.1 The choral department is to bo the newest, the western invasion is when little Mildred Botts, daugh- promoted ns one of the important , taking more of the fancy of those ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. jr. Botts, branches of the Fortnightly. , who watch, and those who take The a, presented a piano program last coming concert of Virginia part the whirl that one desig-Re- Kunday afternoon at the studio of coloratura soprano. January natrs i,by the collective title of so-- her teacher, Jliss Louisa M. wns spoken of. In several nipiv Th M.n-shnl- l Fields nre Nichols. speeches tho members reviewed hero from Chicago, ready to push The little Klrl played ten num- the splendid achievements of th-- i Jlrs. Field's ambitions for tho lead bers from memory, displaying i club in the sponsoring of the art- ership of tho younger set to tho surprising adaptability to the ists' courses year after year nnd nvnminenee thnf nnlv millions nnd moods of the various pieces and fill jig Kuuuoiuims wnn peopi; (determination could hope to attain. an unusual command of pianistle who are becoming music euthusi Mrs. Field is well fitted for the resources. Her tone is round nnd asts, the superior local concerts fight that Is being made for her. full, her rhythm well marked and by professional clubjalent, nnd tho She wns Evelyn JIarshall, daughter lier technique adequate to the de- student programs by coming musi- of the late Charles W. and Mrs. mands of the compositions sh1! cians whose talents are being fos Marshall. Her mother's side of played. tered and developed by the club old - tho family is related to the She wns assisted In the recital The meeting resolved Itself int- i.onox and Banks families, all iden by Elizabeth Palo and Robert a happy family gathering, bound tified with the early history of Nordhaus, interesting young vio- closer together by free discussion, Gotham. The Marshall family linists, both of whom exhibltel nil renewing loyalty to the organi- home is at 6 East Seventy-sevent- h marked improvement in their art. zation. A social hour and refresh- street. As a matter of historical r s Miss Dorothy Cameron played ments concluded tho business interest, her grandfather was the Particularity in selection accounts for the sympathetic accompaniments. The meeting. founder of the Lenox library. exceptional first and second grade music pu- O Queenly honors would sit with and and friends of J. C. Peters Is ' exclusiveness of our winter in pils, parents Capt. expected grace upon the head of tho young . strictly types original the performers, composed the au- back in the city from Tucson fov wife of the Chicago man. She was QUALITY fashions modes that mark the of our dience at the recital. the holidays, educated abroad, nnd passed tho wearer garments major portion of her girlhood in as a of in dress-awh- ile Europe. London, Paris, Nice and The Keynote of our Christmas Sale of person unusually good taste at Berlin all know her as a social the same time light. Sho is four years the senior the moderateness of our prices appeals of Jlr. Field. Mrs. Vincent Astor. Silk Petticoats to the practical woman who seeks the best in wear at There is considerable contrast between Jlrs. Field and Mrs. Vin- the lowest in cost. cent Antor, who is the second of Therefore we obtained the very best quality, the most tho aspirants for leadership. It Is most and that Jlrs. Astor has serviceable, attractive best fitting petticoats only recently we could find, to sell at these prices for our annual Christmas sale. , f i T. X. M. MrSIC STUDENTS WmMFik mmss-- TO ;1VE 11ECITAL. And whether are for Silk Petticoats Tho first semester recital of the you looking for gift department of music at state uni- giving, or for personal use, this sale is your opportunity. versity will be given next Friday morning nt the 11 o'clock assembly pJain color Jersey Silk Petticoats, fancy sk hour. Tho program will be given m&A flounces. Taffeta in under the direction ot Mrs. D. V. Petticoats regular Faw nnd John Lukken and will and extra sizes. Also Messaline Petticoats. include numbers by some of the best talent in the city. The public CA Novelty Jersey Silk Petticoats; also is invited to attend the concert. Those who will take part are DO0J Jersey Petticoats with taffeta flounces. Jlrs. D. W. Faw, Prof. J. D. Clark. The Jerseys come in plain colors or in fancy effects. Prof. R. S. Kockwood, Prof. R. W. Johnson, Thos. V. Calkins, Loui3 I A FA A very large assortment of colors in llesselden, Dorothy Cameron, Nor- EVENTUALLY ma Williams, Olive Harden, David HI fJJUetlU(? beautiful Parisian novelty effects. Also Jlaf-cus- , Hito, Walter Her- - Petticoats with silk taffeta flounces. You'll have to hurry to select George Jersey ft, jiandoz and Prof. John Lukken. The Tirograny follows: Extra heavy quality Milanese 1. "Alma Jlater" U. N. M. QK Jersey i THOSE GIFTS Chorus and orcnestra. P I uO Petticoats. , These are samples of new. Come now and avoid 2. (a) "Mother's Boy" (Town- Paris styles advance models. ' A beautiful assortment. the rush er); (b) "The Dear Old Place" 4 (Wilson); c) "Tho Red Man's A Best quality Milanese Silk NEVER Death Chant" (Bliss) U. N. M. I (CIO Kf Jersey "4 JIalo Octet. Petticoats fancy flounces; new and r was our stock more 3. Piano, "Canzonette del Salva-to- r beautiful designs. Also Willow" Taffeta and replete Kosa" (Liszt) Jliss Dorothy "Pussy Cameron. Satin Petticoats. PRICES? 4. Vocal, "Open Secrets" (Wood- man). Never More Attractive 5. Piano, "Kammenol Ostro" 20 year, 7 jewel Wrist (Rubenstein) Miss Norma Wil- Watches, liams. CHRISTMAS SALE OF IVORY $6.75 'TP? 20 15 6. Vocal, "Where My Caravan year jewel Wrist Watches, Has Rested'" (Lohr) Miss Carol A $8.75 Wilson. special purchase of Pyralin Ivory Toilet articles made by 7. Selected Louis lles- d Vocal, E. J. Du Pont de Memours & Co. best-an- selden. absolutely the For Your Wear THE BETTER KIND 8. Piano, "Au Matin" (Goddard) heaviest grade made. Holiday Miss Olive Harden. $25.00 to 9. .," . up $250.00 Vocal, Selected Thomas V. A wonderful With the joy and merriment of the approaching season ESTABLISHED Calkins. Christmas opportunity for every 1883 10. (a) "Elfins' Dance" (Grieg); will want to; be at best, to wear what will 1M (b) "Lullaby" (Brahms); (c) "Ec-stac- article is marked at you your m (Arditi)--- N. M. Woman's give you the and what could be Olee Club: Misses JL Sands, I. greatest pleasure R. T. Wicklund, Jlorgan, Lyckman, ONE-THIR- D ONE-HAE- more than one of these new coats or suits E. Gerhardt, C. Parsons, C. Wilson, to F enjoyable JI. Easterday, Clyda Wilson, T. selected from our individual models suited Farley, E. Jlearns, O. Nixon, M. exclusively RELIABLE Murphy, O. Johnson, R. lletlln, O. Less than today's regular prices to own MATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS Harden, 11. Dougherty and D. your personality. 205 W. CENTRAL AVE. A Cameron, accompanist. Overture" (La-valle- -- Jl. (a) "Bridal 1 1 : :v u k q I rya (b) "Circus Galop" (Don-nawell- e) Mail U. N. JI. Orchestra: Orders Filled The Growing Store Jlisses N. Williams, D. Cameron, E. Shephard, T. Lyckman, and .Messrs. D. JIarcus, J. Wilkinson, Promptly , Phone 283 K. Wilkinson, V. Keech, L. Gant, - K. Harrington, K. Bryan and W JI organ. 'December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Psre Thre

ts home-cooki- cap-ha- lim- A. Gibscm were visitors heroine; Guadalupe A. Contreras and will be on sale. afternoon, but was postponed on Miss Knox, of the hospitality de- one of those distracting little enter. Also with the present at the in the title role a The hostesses for the afternoon account of the mock football game. partment, will attend to the dis- of stitched felt, with a long ited capacity the overhead per pa- camp during the past week. played heavy Is The has been entertained with dramatic ability, and will be Mrs. C. 0. Clark. Mrs. L. The Phi Mu girls are planning a tribution of these gifts. tassel in tan to match the sweat- tient unduly high. camp Society part cream-check- to selections Albuquerque Jose as Paco, the villain H. Chamberlln, Mrs. L. B. Hessler, Chrfstmas party which will After the club the Young Wom- er a skirt of brown and Joe Golub has been confined during the past week by Itangel unique his bed from A El Trovatore and of the piece, was a very handsome Mrs. J. D. Clark, and Mrs. Charier be given at the chapter house Just en's Council held its monthW worsted, brown woolen for the week. Ida, Pag. mem- The will from the Various club activities with brown calf sport Misses Bessie Johansen and Mar- liacci by Joseph Gerviaco. Mr. From Preceding Page ) and engaging villain. Other Quler. tea be open before holidays, meeting. stockings, is an tenor (Continued bers of the cast were Miss Melita 2 until 6 o'clock. were discussed and plans made fo shoes and a blouse of brown and garet Brlstow were the supper Gerviaco Italian from handkedchicf linen. of Paul and Ken- the Chicago Grand Opera which can be Sedillo, Miss Silvlana VfgH. An- Plans for the annual Christmas the new' year. white striped guests Stephens Other piece of linen Election officers of the tree frollo which will be by The final touch is a brown gross-grai- neth Veitch at the camp on Thurs- used in new rooms. Those tonio Hlguera, Alfredo Baca, Pablo of staged the Her- Woman's club of the Congrega- the student council In Rodey hall PARTIES r neck ribbon, on which hangs day evening. to donate are Garcia, Magdaleno Gonzales, . having furniture Fcllciano Chavez. tional church took at the on December 17 are being com- the inevitable girlish charm. Just The three new additions to the All populnr shwt muslo reduced Reked to call Mrs. I H. Chamber-lln- , man Tenorio, place William and John Menaul and to Manuel C. Garcia as prompt- meeting at the home of Mrs. J. H. rapidly. Each fraternity, now the charm seems be an circle around our are to 30 cents. Albuquerque Music who will send a Sprlnser acted pleted John GleaBner entertained a larga fireplace Central avenue. er and G. A. Contreras was the di- Collister on Thursday afternoon, sorority and dormitory will stage of friends ivory elephant. Henry Kelley, Burge, Wyo.: John Store, 311 West transfer wagon for the article. The E. party at a stag upper Jo- donated rector. The proceeds of the play The new officers are: Mrs. E. a stunt on the entertainment pro- at Menaul ranch on last Sat- Kostan, Jackson, Mich., and Springer company has its Mrs. 8. L. Her- The Christmas tree will the ' who Of the two million mem- services for this philanthrophy. will be used to install a heating Coons, president; gram. urday evening. An oyster supper Little Miss seph Gerviaco, Albuquerque. nearly plant in the new church of the nandez, vice president; Mrs. M. L. bear gifts to be distributed among was served to has to go out in all sorts of weath- William Hanlan, Michael V. bers of the German Metal Workers' Dinner will be served at 6:15 the guests, after lf Sacred Heart. Laws, secretary and treasurer; the students and an which talks were er to kindergarten, yoi know Balough, L. K. Childerson and A. union, about one-ha- are women. o'clock. Mrs. follow given by County as In Ernest Smith, financial aid; dance will the program. Reynolds, Reuben Perry, E. has a cunning umbrella gay Mrs. H. L. Snyder, Mra. several group Agent of handle La Notre Bridge club was en- The election of officers an a auditor; Rivalry among the H. Becker, J. A. Gleasner and Mr. color and as ornamental events R. W. Ellis, missionary. A social on the program for the best act The were as her mamma's. Red Is the color tertained by Mrs. T. W. Telfer at track meet were the chief meet- Young. guests Roy hour followed the is to be Bes-wlc- cover the home on afternoon. of Christian business said high. Campbell, Mr. Bruner, James k, she prefers for the and .her Tuesday at the meeting the ing. handle of white has a n Albert Skinner, E. H. Beck- pyrogylin Endeavor of the"' Presby-torla- co-e- of The Dozen met as usual society The the university gave er, William R. M. Hall, bracelet ring at the end. Another Dandy church on Tuesday evening. The Ladles' Aid of the a dance last night at the girls' Sayne, smart has a leather cover on at the home of P Society Fred Paige, George Roslington, E. stylo Monday evening A crowd of about 0 was In attend- p, Presbyterian church met at the gymnasium, dispensing entirely H. H. A. Victor e, and cnrrylng-stra- and the little Misses Mollie and Marie Schadel ance. John D, Burton was re- masculine element. Half Fee, Bassett, 722 West Lead avenue. Music, home of Mrs. E. D. Slsk on North with the Fred Eakes. J. P. Jacobson, umbrella may be furled smartly at elected president of the organiza- of the girls "went as" boys, call- into a silk case. refreshments and the official but tion Addison Moore was made Twelfth street on Thursday after- Ned Robertson, Charles Shirk, W. -- business of the club com- and noon. Remnants of bazaar ing for their ladies and making G. Dorff, Albert Matthews, Mr. unknown vice president. John McD. Ogilvie, the the dance programs. Women of 1 the evening's program. No Web- were sold and further were Coleman, Walter Girth, R. L. Fitz- Jade, teak and Ivory, worn not &J prised Horace Moore and Miss plans were pres- will be held until Mary made to raise money the new the faculty also guests Robert Pomerenk, separately, but altogether, are the further meetings ster were secretary, for some of them, it is rumored, gerald, Henry after the holidays. church annex. Tea was served at ent, Pomerent, Mr. Lurch, Reuben Paris fancy now. When Miss Mary treasurer and pianist, respectively, dressing like men. Everything H. A. E. E. Garden arrived from Paris the and James Burton and Hugh the close of the meeting. to swallow Perry, Robinson,, Members of the Woman's club from golf knickers Booth, J. H. Waller, J. B. Rey- other day she wore a moleskin . Cooper were chosen as ushers. tails were Inevldence the ffM the funeral of Mrs. Kent In honor of the vSTting mem- among nolds, George Blumenshlne, F. H. coat and cap and ornaments of 6 attended When the track meet began the escorts. Refreshments were served on afternoon, postponing bers of tho Frances E. Wlllard McMullen, Joe Yott, Laurence Jade, teak and Ivory 1ft the shape Friday members were divided Into group late In the evening. Miss Blanche and their regular meeting for that pur such ns school board there will be a buffet Philbrlck, Paul Mozley, Garfield of bracelets, earrings strings representing colleges was In charge of the party. Stein-e- r, The pose. They will also attend the'j "Hard Knox" and "Doollttle." lunch at the T. W. C. A. recrea- Guley Smith, Charles Trimble, Ed of beads around her throat. funeral on Monday afternoon or were records In tion rooms Monday evening, ten- E. Hunt, Frank Shultz. C. M. combination of green Jade, creamy Medals given for dered committee local The Alpha Delta fraternity gave Mr. rich teak is very Mrs. Fletcher, who was first vice the broad grin," by a of Masonic on Foraker, Walter Pomerenk, ivory and dark of tho Woman's club two "standing "high white rlbboners. The sessions of a dance at the temple Yount, Robert Dietz, Mr. Sells and beautiful. president backward Jump," "shot put" and evening, about 60 couples left the school board will be held aft- Friday Mr. Zelgler. j years ago whenghe Albuquer- other fake events. The loving cup, present. The celling of the que. The next regular meeting of to ernoon and evening, and the din- being Velvet wraps are fashionable th!s a tin can, was the room was festooned In' crepe at club be on after- presented ner hour will be a re- big Miss Evangeline enter- come in semi-co- the will Friday winning college by Mr. Moore. The refreshing paper streamers of blue and gold Perry winter, and they noon and will be devoted to do- was tha creation session. Guests will be tained at a Sunday afternoon tea styles with soft silk linings a demonstra- entertainment arranged by Invitation and for the occasion. Dr. and Mrs at her home north of the last not mestic science with social committee headed bv Miss by preparations D. were ' city and loose sleeves that do crush Mrs. made for 25 ladles. The commit- John Clark the chaperones. week. A dozen or more of the A of tion of Christmas puddings. Florence Moore. Refreshments O ! the frock beneath. wrap this bo tee In Is Mrs. H. F. e, maids and bachelors maroon M. A. Brenner will the leader. were served at the close of tho charge C. A. CT.T'l'S young society sort, of black velvet or of Mrs. R. C. Mrs. A- V. W. MAKE were her for the most pleas- of Bangs, .ANSI. guests velvet, with collar and cuffs of others have rid of their evening. lbert Morris and Mrs, II. L. Galles. CHRISTMAS PI ant social time of the week. dark will bo and Thousands gotten ORGANIZATIONS. The sophomore girl reserves met fur, practical or often at the rate of nfter-noo- n business sumptuous, too. Still more prac- without dieting exercising, P. E. 0 met on Tuesday The regular monthly The at the association rooms last Mon- , nt the home of Mrs. W. J. and social session of the Phillips Christian Endeavor Society Miss Elizabeth KIsller enter-- tical are vclour or duvetyn wrapn, over a pound a day, and without payment until Avenue of St. Paul's English Lutheran day with their leader, Mrs. Gra talned at a bridge party at her which are correct for formal after- Herrle at 401 Luna boulevard, The Bible clnss of the Lead an meet reduction has taken place. was to Methodist school will be church held enthusiastic ham. The story, "When Elizabeth home yesterday afternoon. Thre noon wear, but not so good for afternoon devoted the study Sunday at the church on eve-- J one of national constitution of P. held on Thursday at the ing Monday Went Home." was read by Mrs. tables of the young devotees of the evening occasions, unless ha"j licensed physician and persmwflf prescribe the the evening iOMOwinjr to in lima practising K. O. roll was home of Mrs. Whites! des at 521 nin. me oincers lor Graham and commented upon bv high school society set were her the excuse of having travel for each Individual thus me to choose The call responded 1922 were elected: President, a train to there. treatment case, enabling to with Christmas recipes, which South Walter street. All women the girls. ' Afterward plans for guests. get remedies that will not only a loss of weight harmlessly, the class been George Olson; vice president, Miss were dis- O produce were recorded in gay little books members of have Grace Miss their Christmas party but which will also relieve you of all the troublesome symptoms asked come at 3 o'clock In Petersen; secretary, cussed and' drew names n, prepared by the hostess. Guests to the Blank: Clar- the girls of overstoutnest such as shortness of breath, palpitation, lndi(ret-tin- were Miss Van afternoon to tie off another Margaret treasurer, their g. t ! for the afternoon help ence Johnson. The Women's Mis- for gout, asthma, kidney trouble and virioul othrt Salt comfort. Another of tho famous afternoon Miss Seale ? NOTES. COITNTRY CAMP. rheumatism, - Attn, a member from Lake of like- Tuesday FASniOV WETT, overstoutness. , , sionary society the church S afflictions which often accompany City, Miss Groudy and Mrs. pot-luc- k suppers will be served at met the fifth and sixth grade girls Albuquerque, N. M. wise held Its election on Thursdav r. Mrs. 6:30 o'clock. their plny-hou- ,. treatment, will relieve thst tfrfd, sleepy feeJlnft Hayes of Nebraska, mother of as fol- and supervised $414664)4$444)464444$ My depressed, next will afternoon, which resulted in the C. U. P. & renewed and result of the lots of Hogrefe, The meeting Barn-har- t; Later the evening giving you energy vigor, your lows: Mrs. C. A. long-walste- d full-skirt- be held at the home of Mrs. H. L. The Men's Bible class of the President, girls met for supper, and hear! The new and fat. on Fri- vloe president, Mrs. M. John- committee's on Christ- a la ate The friends and of superfluous Hogrefe at 82S North Fifth street. First Baptist church met Miss Peter- the reports frocks, Espagnole, You not to In the from roof and elected the fol- son; secretary, Lotta mas rather unbecoming to most the founders of Well Country are required change slightest It will be a Christmas party. day evening Miss Ol- plans. figures There Is no or It Is officers: N. W. pres- sen; treasurer, Florence The Rose Garden trlrls came to unless bodice and skirt are soft- camp have called ;a meeting to regular mode of living. dieting exercising. lowing Pratt, son. Miss Olson led the hour. to take. The Spanish drama, "Juan Jose," ident; J. S. York, first vice presi- study the gymnaRlum on Wednesday, aft- ened by drapery. One of the most organize a Larry Glasebrook club simple, easy and pleasant which was the Club dent: W. A. Field, second vice ernoon and beean work on a spe- trying yet particularly smart mod- to honor his memory and to carry, If vou are overstout dn not but sit down right now presented by U. M. bu postpone Progresista and the league of the president: Gorden Hnlliway, third N. SOCIETY cial drill which Mrs. Gekler Is els has a bodice, plain as an out his plans. The camp will and send fnr mv free trial treatment and mv plan whereby I secreta- It and will Sacred Heart church on Monday vice president; J. S. Dodson, The Sigma Chls will hold "open keeping for them especially. It In shape, and made of gold built up as he planned am to after reduction has taken place if you M 4 will be paid only sranlnn nf iha Crvstnl thpatpr. ry-treasurer; G. D. Shull, re- house" this afternoon from to 6 may later be worked Into their cloth. To this flat, straight bodico be a monument to him. It desire. drew a large house. Tho audience porter. The class meets every o'clock' on University hill. Their ceremonies. Is attached below the waistline a a work of love and will make a was composed chiefly of Spanish-American- s Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock at guests will be the faculty mem- The youngest elrl reserves meet very full skirt. fitting monument for him who with a scattered few he T. M. . A. building. bers, the fraternities and the dor- on Thurrdav afternoon. Tho bnd gave his life to make it into an students. smokes Some of tho new fans have Institution for alleviating the con- students of the beautiful language. mitory Music, weather with its accompaniment , DR. R. NEWMAN The play went off smoothly, the , The annual Christmas tea and and refreshments will be served to of colds kept some away, but the painted sticks of amber. Roso and dition of those suffering from tu- actors carrying their parts with bazaar of the guil 1 of the St. John the guests. The Sig house has re- few had a good time anyway. blue, gold and green are laid over berculosis. Licensed Physician State of New York considerable feeling. The audi- Cathedral church will be held on cently been redecorated. Tho usual play hour at the In- thd amber in the finest tracery of Already there Is a program be- ence, however, seemed to consider Wednesday afternoon at the Hat dian school shows ball games to fjowers and leaves. ing carried out to enlarge the 286 Fifth Avenue New York City the piece, which was of a serious Shop on South Fourth street. Tho Miss Edna Miller gave an In- be the most popular. camp, so there will bo somethinc" as formal tea ta After usual at tho Brown seems to be the concrete to bring before tho newly nature, as highly entertaining, and affair is always notable both yesterday afternoon their sunper flapper's Desk H-8- 5 persisted Jn laughing hilariously a social function and a successful the Phi Mu pledges 4ind active association on Wednesday evening own particular shade this season. formed club. There is immediate nt the most tragic moments of the sale, the accessibility and attrac- members at her apartment on the Adelnnte club members de- A pretty little boarding school miss need for enlargement as the camp O. do Gonzales as tiveness of the V,est Roma avenue. The affair cided to fill baskets for sick eirls will wpnp fnr hep enmtllis totrirerV is full to overflowing with a lorn; play. Juanita shop drawing large to WSJ" Rosa made a pretty and vivacious crowds. All sorts of fancy-wor- k was scheduled for last Saturday as their Chrifitmas cpntributlon. a sllpon sweater of tan wool, with waiting list of patients eager

THE ECONOMIST is all aglow with the many things that are delightfully part and parcel of a good ed THE GIFT STORE Christmas. In looking around it 'seems that ' ! ' ' you can find here everything appropriate for Christmas except the weather. Choose early, now that all stocks of Gift Articles are Whether it's the just plain comfortable things for the complete and invite your leisurely selection. The Gift "utility-first- " folks, or whether it's dainty fripperies for the laurrhter-lovin- g miss, the selections is overwhelmingly picked in haste is rarely satisfactory so please buy now comprehensive.

A SALE OF MISSES' AND WOMEN'S FINER Handsome Fine French. White Pyralin Ivory a Gift Kid Gloves . of Lasting Beauty. DOLLS Perrln and Cen- - Dressed dolls, kid body dolls, bisque dolls, Jointed dolls, dolls that say "mamma" temerl mak- There Is a simple dignity about Ivory ers names and "papa," celulold dolls and unbreakable dolls at prices from 75c to $14.50 whose Pyralin toiletware that Is completely cap- Suits Coats Dresses are guides to the ' Women Its finest qualifier tivating. love mellow lustre Jointed Sleeping Dolls and ac- and Its beautiful but, most of mt' grain, all, Here Is a finely formed, attractive and durable Doll for children. It Is of finest ceptable stylep thev Its usefulness. sewed appreciate has beautiful and artistically finished , face, pearly teeth long, curly t their French bisque, Is We sell In complete sets or In tin- wig of good grade and long natural eyelashes. It .Is full 24 Inches tall and fitted gloves are shown Pyralin with a patent mechanism that causes the doll when placed in a re- - dQ QQ ' in all models and gle pieces, easy to' match at any tim. clinlng position to close Its eyes. Both blonde and brunette dolls . On sale this lengths the There la a toilet accessory for every pos .t9t).0 two-stra- p pique sible need from mirror to Jewel box. or overseamed, Select Your Ivory , week at The the gaunt- - Early . Gifts' strap Decorative Linens Aprons for ,4 lot In G button, and the dress in 12 'In tills extensive stock of Fancy Linens Every woman wears an apron and what, Economist long styles and you will find many useful and appropriate ivould make a more suitable Priced lengths. If you are uncertain as Ma- gift? to correct our Glove Gift certifi- Chamoisette Gloves for gift articles, including Cluny Lace, 10 moderately you will not want to take size, ahd Filet Handmade Pieces, Linen cates will clear the way for you. Priced deira the time to make them For sewing, for at - Towels. , Lunch Cloths, Doilies, Scarfs, cooking, for household duties, for maids, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and Vp Women i line Squares and Centerpieces; also a full for nurses. $lany lovely collar cuffs and of the popular Japanese Blue Prints. apron to match. Priced from 75c Strap wrist, Biarritz style; cojvert, beaver, with to match In the va $39.50 brown Cloths Napkins each to $3.00 each. and gray; at, a pair $1.00 rious favored sizes. Two-clas- 1 Silk Blouses wrist T.ttn,tnn Vila Tlar. aurti flff Scarfs. Fine length style; white, York black, covert, beaver, brown, grey; at, Doilies and Centerpieces. Specially priced Hand-Mad- Our New' buyer, A jriost charming selection of fine silk a $1.00 and ... 75o each and up Sale of e who Is In daily touch blouses will be. tomorrow pair Vp at Philippine offered at very Elbow with' the market, sent decisive price reductions. length Mousquetaire style; covert, Underwear , beaver, brown; at, a Pillows some of the season's best All of these 100 blouses represent dis- pair ,....$2.00 Pretty Fancy of these bargains. tinctive and exclusive styles in the rich- dozen1 round pil- Four dainty assortments dainty offer- Here are an even two hand-mad- e, est and most fashionable silks and suecial price. night in both and lows to sell at an attractive gowns and envelope chemese a fortunate ing ample varieties light Be sure arid secure yours early. There You will profit much dark colors. The extreme values, the Acceptable Gifts Are In special purchase with all advantages are silks,, broadcloths, velours good Kecks of you , attend and lovely styles and the superior qualities from. passed on to our patrons. and Mon- colors to choose ry of these blouses make them one of Comforts designs ahd sleeves are pleasingly finished with buy Dresses or Blankets done In scroll and Suits, day's most attractive special offerings. carefully Coats. to rose designs. The buyer recognised them and Specially priced from $5.48 $14.98 Our display of lovely silk and satin com- Silk Pillows down-fiUe- Special Taffeta as very desirable, and so will you when forts in wool and d would make In all colors, round designs'. These were you've seen them. They are exceptional a wonderful gift. Our showing is most S7.60. Special for this sale $4.08 at their prices $2.98, $3.08, $4.98 and $5.98 II, complete now, the colors are gorgeous. a SLIPPERS Specially priced from.. $11.98 to $35.00 Slippers, made Wool blankets are always acceptable and Cojored Handkerchief Linen Beautiful Lace Neckwear like picture of useful Christmas presents In extra large hand-mad- e colored linen handker- We cannot at the outset from felt, 6 different sizes and splendid qualities and weights Pretty, refrain trim-Tie- d are chiefs give delight to their recipients; are accept- colorings, assorted colored borders. Some will-mak- mentioning that prices quite EXCEPTIONAL with contrast ribbon bound. these linens, twenty different shades, ably reasonable sufficiently so as to DRESSES, VALUES, $39.50 Special fine handkerchiefs; a full ,yard Wide arouse the comment of For street 'rlmmings and $6.98 $9.08, $12.50 and $15.00 Yard $1.75 commendatory and general wear afternoon and evening wear I'on Pon, soft ahd excellent quality customers. .And stocks are extensive for A truly wonderful collection of most unusual values at great savings. You individual. leather sole. this time...... 75c, t'p will find a dress for every occasion here! Each style distinctively Women's sizes. $1.75 ' Many are exact of from Paris. . . copies Importations Misses' $1.25 A Splendid Showing pf Materials Velvets, twills, velours, beautiful canton crepes, satins, chiffons, taffetas. sizes,... Automobile Robes Scarfs . Leather Bushed Wool Every new material .and style Is shown In this collection. Bags Full size all wool. In attractive, revers-abl-o I Now. with belted and cape style 'brush leather Straight, ' Scotch plaids, fringed both ends; - ?oods prices showing wool scarfs, pretty to look at and Children's Brush Wool - suitable for uses, such as auto unusual decrease tical street,- many robe, in for motoring and sports wear, HIGH CLASS COATS CLASSY SUITS couch throws, etc. priced .ompared with former shown in a good selection at nominal Sweater Sets Specially Itirices, we are able to prices. Newly priced at $1.50 and np Materials Bolivia, : Materials Trlcotine, veiour, llama, duvet $0.98, $7.98 and $9.98 0- Normandy, veiour, four-piec- show a very attractive de lalne. They come In e sets of sweater of women's ' Trimmings Mole, Nutria, opossum. leggins cap and mittens to match; in Colored Silk Trimmings Wolf, opossum, nutria and belted old etc. Specially I'ine hand bags and beaverette. Styles Plain tailored, long lines, white, rose, brown, i r s es necessitating and effects. reduced from $11.60 to, .....$7.50 ' ripple i Women's Wool Hose 1 I I but c o m p a r a tiveiy Umbrellas For Colors Navy, brown, black. Colors Navy, brown, black. J ' In- - V . Ismail This outlay. All silk lined and Interlined. 'To I I dudes many new Women beautifully warmly wear with Oxfords very smart and I models In hand-toole- d Hose practical are the sew wool hose coming I If and others In nln and Women's Silk In a great variety iof colors and designs, $5.00 up con- seal,.' ooze call', pigskin and Morocco. Spe-cial- ly Green MAKE! AN IDEAL GIFT white included; some plain with Navy Purple WOMEN'S WINTER SPECIALLY PRICED trast some wool with priced ....SI. 00, $1.50,$1.98 and up Brown Garnet Black COATS, Plain silk hose with lisle tops, priced clocks, plain drop All silk taffeta s umbrellas, ' stitch, some plain wool, open work ribb, at 05c, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 some silk wool others heavy Beaded made on eight .rib paragon ...... Plain silk and Pointex heel, and plain, Beautifully Bags frames. $29.50 hose, Kayser wide ribb; sizes S to 10, priced are the most It has V ' ' silk from top to toe at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 They exquisite bags The handles are of Bakelite or of ACTCALI.Y WORTH TO $42.60 ever been our to pfaln and Lace hose, either all lace, side open Clox, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 good fortune obtain. Fine carved woods with rings, silk cord loops or These coats are the types that women llnd to be the most useful of "general wear" - half-llng- lace or lace striffes. Priced. .$5.00 quality French beaded bags with shell for convenience coats. are tailored and are lined or d with silks, with insert an In leather straps the of They nicely entirely silk hose. Priced at frame drawstrings, beaded designs, the lady who will receive a gift of. an interlining for winter weather, fur trimmed, high class floral otherwise, conceits in ar- ' $90 Ff from $7.50 and Vp at., quaint umbrella. . , material, principally browns and blues. Very special tistic colorings ...... $12.50 and np OhdV.Oy These come In black, white, cordovan and grey. Handkerchiefs Matinee -- I New Beaded for Little Children's and Their usefulness puts them at the Bags CORDUROY COATS ' top BREAKFAST , of the gift list. If you have been ad- v Ostrich Fans. 7 ; , For Cool For For Wear verse to giving handkerchiefs because Daughter Mornings Traveling Collcgo f Ostrich Feather. Fans these beauti- Hnnd-crochet- drawstring bags, very Pretty little ostrich feather fans In pink, Kobes of wide, narrow wale or brocaded corduroy In many, simple coat styles, shown they were vtoo "ordinary," beautiful little affairs. And machine-mad- e turquoise blue and black In ''matinee" In becoming shades of cherry, Copenhagen and pansy. In both small and medium Beautiful, graceful ostrich feather fans ful dainty affairs will quickly prove that draw- and to the sizes, - An attractive shown in a lovely collection that includes all here at least are many styles as distinct beaded bags, both frame and style others brighten eyes of fall and winter selection, .at will" strings I1.SQ loving little girls with sheer delight, of- the newer shades Desirable for evening as one could wish. Prompt choosing, 50c fered at concessions, AND IP. usage, in various sizes and individual assure you a wide range of unique de- Silk ang" Leather Bags for children, special price Special Co ;. $6.00 each and to select from to $5,00 each and up. , , . . at $2.95. $3.95, $5.00, $6.95 shapes, up. signs I

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o 0 DBortunities lore bMaueraue in 1 "lakeIt ImDerative That The ew Hotel .Be. Built As 'Quickly As The

l1 Contracts Cam Be e i 5 This City Will Face A Crisis In Its )Hotel Accommodations In 1922

3 To Discuss Ways and Means To Meet That Crisis ll ALL STOCKHOLDERS IN THE ALBUQUERQUE HOTEL COMPANY; I ALL MEMBERS OF THE ALBUQUERQUE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; ALL MEMBERS OF THE ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS MEN'S ASM;-- , i ALL MEMBERS OF THE ALBUQUERQUE CENTRAL LABOR UNION; ALL MEMBERS OF THE ALBUQUERQUE KIWAN1S CLUB; ! v ALL MEMBERS OF THE, ALBUQUERQUE ROTARY CLUB; I Si ALL MEMBERS OF THE BUSINESS &'PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB; (E S ALL MEMBERS OF THE ALBUQUERQUE WOMAN'S CLUB: AND

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I? 3 All Citizens Who Are Interested In The W elfare and 9. fSf" i

to Attend A Massv Meeting Tuesday Night Bee. 13 at 8 O'clock s In The Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium ft This Matter Is of Personal Importance To Every Business Interest; Every Property Owner; Every Worker I

M Yon are Urged to" be theri"ProiQPtly at 8 O'clock

J. I!' INVEST All HOUn TOIIIGIIT Wl YOUR CITY'S ALBUQUERQUE HOTEL COMPANY; I: i -- ... ? . By,Louis Ilfeld, President. , INTEREST; OUT OF THIS MEETING RESULTS THE ROTARY CLUB

David R. . ' SHOULD COME THAT PRODUCE BIGGER DIVI- By Boyd, President' . ALBUQUERQUE CHAMBEROF COMMERCE , DENDS Oil YOUR TIME THAU WERE EVER By G. E. Breece, President. , 14 i l f KIWANIS CLUB ' REALIZED BEFORE Oil SUCH All INVESTMENT. THE ; - By H. G, Coords, Jr., President .' December 11; 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Pasre Fivei

CIVIL WAR VET, 90, TAKES BRIDE, 26, STATE COLLEGE ON 400-MIL- E TRAMP FOR HONEYMOON WAGON MOUND Las Vegas he Ideal tft

(I4U! Cruoce.) Frank Tipton returned to his The wedding of Miss Nelle Par-ne- ll for the be home In Lai Vepas , on Friday and Henry E. Blattman was Fjome Tha freshman hop will given a the In the college morninff after making short visit solemnized on Wednesday at Saturday evening here with friends. home of tie bride's parents, Mr. gymnasium by that class. Plane Veva " made them to make Mrs. M. Gibson, Misses and Mrs. William Parnell, on 1 are being by Gibson Seventh street. were attend- 4 7r this one of the most enjoyable oc- Gibson, Ina Vae anl They Frances Blattman and Veryl Gib- ed by Miss Elizabeth Parnell, sis- 0 ' casions of the year. son motored to Arkansas ter of the and Clarence s. v. In a cold 3f iifrl valley bride, K'sv Although drizzling rain last Sunday and attended revival Blattman, brother of the groom. ryy the student battalion of the New-Mexic- , v m services which are in progress Reverend Father A. Rabeyrollo College of Agriculture and returned home the In the ArtB went In t thqfe. They that performed ceremony Mechanic open trucks evening. presence of only a few Intimate! to Las Cruces on Tuesday to see ' Mrs. Cella K. Miss De irientiw. xno I sK 1: Bragg, jjorore ceremuny Marshal Foch when the Pennsyl- Baca and Lee Devlne came up Mrs. Frank Strass sang Gounod's vania special stopped at the Las - 131 from Watrous, N. M., Saturday "Ave Maria." The wedding march Cruces depot. Nearly all of Las 7 afternoon and made a short visit was played by Mrs, Colbert C. Cruces turned out to the station here with friends, also taking in Root. An Informal reception was and greeted the marshal. He came the Catholic bazaar. They returned held immediately after the wed- out on the platform of the train home Sunday afternoon. ding. Tho young couple left for '0 and said, "I am glad to see you all Mrs. E. 13. Slfferd, Mr. and Mrs. Denver for a honeymoon. Both and I wish to De-fo- re r here today thank you II, Wallenhaist, Misses Jessie Mr. and Mrs. Parnell are popular for your good work during the and Fae Brewer motored to here. A musical program is not mi m war. I also see many the Meadow City last Friday on a complete unless her name Is on it men here and I wlnh to thank business and pleasure trip, return- both vocal and instrumental, apl them also." Dr. Robert Middle-broo- k f ing the next day. Mr. Blattman is a promising youn will's of the college boarded the a Dr. Henry Schlpman of Levy, lawyer. special and went into El Paso at N. M., was a business visitor In Mrs. John York and Miss Anne the invitation ot a member of the town a few days last week. Matthews pave an informal bridge party. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, mapped at the end of their Jaunt ' Miss Beulah Hargrave returned at which they announced the en- A very enjoyable evening was to her home In Watrous, N. M., on gagement of Miss Annie J. Carl- James ninety-year-o- ld Civil - had at the St. James parish house Kennedy, war veteran, and his sixth Sunday afternoon after a week- son, a teacher in the city ijehools, In Mesllla Park on Saturday eve- wife, a "mere girl" of twenty-si- x, have reached Kennedy's home at Day- Tnd visit here as a guest of Miss to Lester Bush of San Francisco. ning when several of the young ton at the end of their novel honeymoon. The veteran's bee did not Veva C. Gibson. The Kiwanls club held its week- ARE YOU READY ladies of the community gave u prevent him and his bride from walking the 400 miles from her home in A general change has taken ly luncheon meeting on Wednes- dance. A goodly number of the Wynona, Tenn., to Dayton after their marriage. Kennedy had been an place inthe force of the Santa, Fe day noon at the Castenada hotel. college students attended. inmate of the soldiers' home at Dayton with a pension of $50 a month. depot. Pete Rlbera has succeeded The affair proved to be a "tin FOR CHRISTMAS A bazaar was given by the la- At Stearns, Ky., the couple were hit by a train as they rat down on. tbw Mr. Trout as second trick opera- shower" for the president, Henry dles of the Episcopal guild in the track to rest, but were uninjured, ' tor, Mr. Trout having gone to B. Blattman, who was to be mar- house in Mcsilla on N. M. Mr. Pasentl is ried that After a short ' parish Park Springer, evening. Saturday afternoon and home- now the first trick operator. muBleal program was given by Dr. i , iPlllliSl N made articles were sold. The la- tended visit in Arizona and Cali- Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chambliss Henry and Dr. Plttam, Mrs. Col- We Are dies took in over two hundred dol- - came In Saturday from Jonesboro, bert C. Root played a wedding ' fornia. , march and was lars during the afternoon. CARLSBAD F. G. returned Sun- Ark., where they had been visiting a bride daintily put enter- Trady last friends and relatives for several on the table in front of Mr. Blatt- Plans for the Christmas Salt where at- tainment have been made at the day from Lake, he weeks. man, Aftethls a shower of pans, tended the meeting of the Western Mrs. E. B. Sifferd left kettles, salt shakers and Mesllla Park Presbyterian church Mrs. W. J. Lamb entertained States Tuesday skillets, The Brunswick association, and practice is being held regular- Irrigation fhe for Las Vegas, where she wiil other necpssary kitchen utensils with Informal teas on and other delegates from this place, several friends. wero handed to the groom-to-b- e. ly. A big program will be given Friday Effio Vera S. I. spend days visiting December 24. her guest, Mrs. Miss Hart and Mrs. Mike Britz and small son W. B. Estes, tho newly elected Saturday evening, Saturday, honoring Roberts, returned Tuesday. An was mado Monday who left for her of Denver, Colo., came in a few secretary of tho Commercial club, For every one In your home DAD If want attempt Drake, Thursday Messrs. F. E. Hubert and W. F. ago and will maker an extend- hns arrived from his home In o, you really evening to stea! the automobile of a Mcllvaln the Cham- days W to give us an ideal Christmas gift, Just make It a - home in Little Rock, Ark., after attended State ed visit with Mrs. Brltz's parents, Tex., to take up his new PI!wm Miss Era Rentfrow from hpr gar- In Brunswick most size will do Just so it has- ' visit of two months Carlsbad. ber of Commerce meeting in I.as Mr. and Mrs. J. R. duties. Tho office of the secre- any the In Mesllla Park. Agullar. if new OVAL ALL-WOO- age Mrs. E. P. Bujao was hostess at Cruces on December 8, returning VA match of basketball was has been moved Into the SHAPE AMPLIFIER and igame tary city mm counter-balanc- e Mrs. A. to the to on i DAD, see that It has the ALL RECORD H. Yoast, stenographer dinner on Thursday evening Carlsbad Monday. played on the home court Saturday hall building. in the extension department, was following guests: Mesdnmes D. W. Mrs. R. L. entertained 2 Justice and Mrs. S. B. REPRODUCER so we may bring the WORLD'S best was Halley afternoon at o'clock between the Davis, Jr., painfully injured when she Low of Roswell, H. F. ChrWian, with a, stag party and supper on boys' teams of the Miami high left last week for California, where music to our fireside; It will be educational ns well, run down by a car on the camino F. F. Doepp, W. F. Glasler, C. C evening, school and local school. Davis will New and above all it will make a real MKRltY CHRIST- on Wed- Wednesday celebrating the high Judge represent real south of Mesilla Park Sikea, H. H. Dilley, Holley Benson tne olrthflny anniversary ot Mr. C. L. Fraker roferecd the same. Mexico nt a meeting of the Leaguo MAS for us and bring happiness into our homo for The two cars wero wa of-th- nesday evening. and L. E. Foster. The evening alley. The following friends Mr. Riddle, representative e of the Southwest. years to come. passing and the lights of one car unpnf. nt hrldire. Mrs. Siken mak of Mr. were invited: Messrs. "salesman- other so Halley Morning Journal can BRUNSWICK "at THE blinded the driver of the ing high score. Joe Werthelm, W. F. Mcllvaln, W. ship club" campaign, was In Wag- Tou get your ALBUQUER- not see and Bra-de- h, that he could he ran Mrs. D. W. Low of Roswell was A. Craig, J. D. Hudglns, H. I. on Mound Thursday In the Inter- QUE MUSIC STORE they have all sizes. Into her. She was thrown from the guest last week of Mrs. E. P. Rom Holt, Roy Waller, T)ug-ga- n est of the contest. under the car and escaped being Rujac, stopping over en route to Rickman, C. C. Slkes, E. D. Mrs. W. A. Dow of N. ' run over. she can not Colmor, At present Ran Antonio. She left Saturday Sl9k of Albuquerque, and Tom M., camo down Tuesday and Is walk, but it is thought that she for a three months' visit with rel- Calloway of Roswell. here Mrs. M. If you are in the market for Style 117, with the TWIN FOUR MOTOR you will recover. attending her friend, atives In San Antonio. E. D. Slsk, agency director for Jordan, who is seriously ill with must step lively; there is such a big demand for them, our stock is. moving School will close next for Mrs. D. M. Jackson and Mrs. L. - Friday the branch office of the New York pneumonia. i the Christmas holidays so the boys C. Leftwich were Joint hostesses Life Insurance company in New Ernest Ruth and J. W. Linwood, fast. and girls will have time to get to on Thursday to a number of Mexico, spent the past week In business men of Raton, N. M., re- We invite you to hear the BRUNSWICK. All styles have the NEW AMPLIFIER; their homes before Christmas. friends at a delightful sewing par- Carlsbad. turned home Thursday after have Miss Lucille ty. The guests were entertained we them from $65, $100 $125 and up. Charles, formerly Mr. and Mrs. Joe ff. Livingston spending a 'few days here trans- "" Col- home of Mrs. on 'a student in the New Mexico at the Jackson have returned from their acting business. m J wedding TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. lege of Agriculture and Mechanl-- Canal strent. i in the east and are at the S. Taylor motored to the Mead- Nellie of Oales-bur- trip Arts, was married last Friday at Mrs. K. Packard Livingston, home In Rio Vista. ow City Thursday on business, re- her home In Alamogordo to Ken- III., is a guest nt the J. F. turning home the same "day. neth L. McClernon of Las Cruces. Joyce home. Mrs. Joyce enter- Misses Maxlne Bolt, Lola and N. M., who is now working for the tained informally at a dinner on CHICAGO BANKER TO Lottie Dillard, Frances Davis and ALBUQUERQUE MUSIC STORE Electric at in her honor. Westinghouse company Saturday WED HAMON'S "WIDOW Noil Bolt, all of whom are attend- East Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Joseph Wcrtheim and little ing the local high school, spent Phone 778. 311 West Central Ave. Mr. on week-en- and Mrs. Jay Chadwlck of daughter, Jeannette, returned the d with their parents Mesilla Park have announced the Monday from Wagon Mound, N. B The AllMirlalrit PreM.I and relatives near N. re- 3SE sua visited Levy, M., birth of a son, James Earnest, at M where they for several Chicago, Oct. 10. William Loui! turning here Sunday evening. their home in Mesllla Park on weeks with relatives. Rohrer, retired investment bank- The Catholic church held a four-da- y Wednesday, December 7. Mrs. The Daughters of the King, re- er of Chicago, last night announced bazaar here the past weok for Chadwick Is a graduate of this in- cently organized in the Episcopal his engagement to marry Mrs. Jal;e tho benefit of the church. Each stitution, claRS of 1919, and Mr. church of this place, met on Wed- L. Hamon, widow of the Oklahoma night except Saturday night n Chadwlck-i- s in training here un- nesday evening nt the homo of political leader. short; program consisting of vocal der the auspices veterans' Mrs. H. F. ChrlEtlan. The newly No date has been set for the and Instrumental oflhe officers numbers and bureau. elected are as follows: wedding, Mr Rohrer said, but Spanish dances was given, after President, Mrs. Harry McKim; plans have been made for a hon- which different articlos were raf- Con-H- i Canal Cliambcrlntn's Itemed y the vice president, Miss Lura Jewell: eymoon trip to the Panama fled off. . The gross to-- Mother's and Miss Vera Zone. receipts Favorite. secretary treasurer, Haled over five hundred dollars. FW K.' itr .V.,d. Ms..: The soothing and healing prop- Marjorle Nornhouser. Mrs. Hamon, with her son and erties of Chamberlain's Cough Mrs. L. E. Erwin was hostess to daughter, has mnde her home in Romedy, Its pleasant taste and the bridge club pf whiclusho is a Chicago since the death last year prompt and effectual cures have member on Wednesday afternoon, of her husband, who was Bhot by made it a favorite with people 20 members and other guests be- Clara Smith Hamon. ARTESIA everywhere. It is especially prized ing present. She was assisted in by mothers of young children for entertaining by her daughter, Mrs. In Switzerland, when the cows colds, croup Rnd whooping cough, Howard Moore. are driven to the mountain pastures The library bepefit' shpw given as It affords dulck relief and Mrs. Marvin Livingston and for 'the summer, the leader, who at the schcfol auditorium on always High Ajr .5' Is free from opium and other daughter, KntherJne, arrived In wears a bell, has her necli gar- last Friday evening was attended --"St" harmful drugs. Carlsbad on Thursday after an ex landed with flowers for luck. by a very large number of Artesii people. Abont one hundred dollars was realized by means of this home mm talerft vaudeville show. The troupe, consisting of Fred Cole, Alma Nor- ton, Eunice Wells, Inei Morris, Phyllis Polk, Una Huchlns, Ethol Bullock, Roglna Christopher, Lois m Munry, Emily Skeen and Lorctta Linell, was directed by Mrs. Ruth priced Skeen. Miss Alyffe Polk and the Hamilton Jazz Hounds furnished END OF THE YEAR the music for this 12-a- ct vaude- li ville. Arrangements are being mi made for other performance by the troupe. Miss Corrlnw Smith, who has CAR been visiting for several months in USED SALE Missouri, has returned home. The cemetery association held Its annual election of officers a Useful Gift Suggestions Before Taking Inventory at the End of This Month, few days ago, electing the follow- ing officers: Mrs. G. R. Brainerd, president; Mrs, J. P. Lowrey, vice FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY- - We Are Going to Reduce Our Stock of Used Cars. ; president; Mrs. J. M. Story, secre- tary, and Mrs. M. A. Corbln, treas- urer. The record showed thijt Give useful this Christmas. They are always appreciated and show sound about seven hundred dollars had gifts been spent in Improving Woodbine on the donor's part. A variety of such gift items await you here cemetery. judgment These Cars Are Rev. R. P. Davis, pastor of th values such as our buying power alone makes it possible to offer you. Going Methodist church, conducted a re- great vival meeting at the lower Cotton- wood school house during the Gifts From This List week. Many Artesla people at- Select Your Christmas tended. The local Methodist church GO FARTHER AND BUY MORE AT THIS STORE to be Sold choir furnished the music. CHRISTMAS MONEY WILL Regardless J. H. Judge Jackson, president of the chamber of commerce, and FOR FOR Dr. J. J. Clarke, secretary, attend- - FOR FOR FOR " ed the National Park meeting at MOTHER . FATHER BROTHER SISTER BABY u,as of Cost unices, uncy representea Ar- Hose Bootees tesla at this meeting, called by tho Handkerchiefs A Suit Suits Las commerce. Cruces chamber of v Gloves r; The art exhibit on display at Waists Silk Ties Overcoats Sacques CASH -- OR TERMS the McClay furniture store Is at- Petticoats Shoes tracting a large interest from the Socks Shoes Stockings local people, These works of art Hosiery Slippers by New Mexico artists have been Corsets Dresses secured the efforts Handkerchiefs Hats Blouses through of the Underwear ' Woman's club. " i Dresses Bonnets Mr. O. L. of Boudoir Caps Come and Wake an Offer and Mr. Stacy Gloves N Caps Huerfano, Colo., are spending the Dresses Coats Crib Blankets winter with ' Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Coats Belts Gloves Silk Lingerie Stacy of this place. ' Corsets Mittens The girls' basketball team of the Aprons Hose , local Suspenders Neckwear WE SELL THEM FOR L&S AND High school defeated the Shoes ' y Shoes Dexter High school girls by the Shirts Boudoir Caps score of IS to 9 In a fast game of Slippers Garters Slippers ball on afternoon." Gloves Neckties Sweaters CAN GIVE LIBERAL TERMS last Friday Miss Robes ' Lois Burns played a sensational Kimonas Bath 4 Wool Scarfs Rubber Pant3 gam for the locals by scorlnft 13 Bath Robes " ' Handkerchiefs Garters points. This was th fifth victory Pajamas Handkerchiefs Wrappers for the girls. Sweaters ' Sweaters Mrs. Una Huchlns and Miss Al- Dress Goods Sweaters "" Middies Rompers ma a Mackinaws 1920 Little Chevrolet Norton were hostesses to Towel Sets Bath Robes Shirts , touring number of friends' at a delightful Hats and dinner on last Sunday. Covers, Table Linens Caps Garters Kimonas were laid-- for seven . Sleeping Bag persons. Bed Spreads House Slippers Belts 1920 Big Chevrolet The revival meeting at the First Blankets Suspenders Furs Bibs Touring Christian rhurch will continue thU ' ' week. Rev. Sheppard Is doing Comforts Shoes Belts" Fancy Purses Coats the preaching and Miss Corrine Doilies Dolls Flannel Skirts Smith Is in charge of the song Overcoats Bath Robes Buiek Six Books . 1920 , services. Large attendance Is re- , Outing Gowns Gowns ' ported at every service. Every Hand Mackinaws Books Perfume , f church in town called off their Bags ' Purses , Razors Billfolds' Box . Dolls And Others Values from $200 to $750 Sunday evening services In order Fancy Safety Stationery that everyone could attend the re- 't vival. , W. L. Gage has returned "to Ar- tesla after spending 'several months In the east on business and The The visiting his Jr.any friends. N Motor Go. - A largo number of school chil- Gift - Gift The In dren have been "shot" the arm . Cooper as a preventive against dlphtherli. ' Several new cases 'have been re- Store Store Distributors STUDEBAKER and CHEVROLET ported during the past week incorporated among1 the school children. I Supreme 312 DEPARTMENT. STORES ' Economical Phone 671-- W 519 W. Central Ave. In Hungary a belief exists that a tire caused by lightning can only be extinguished with milk; con- sequently the peesantry will allow 'ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO houses and stables to burn to the ground rather than use water to put out the blase. Page Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 11, 1921. profound knowledge. While many slang words find THE NEXT GREAT SPORTING EVENT ALBUPERQUE fyORNlNG jGLTiNAL a way Into the language those which have real RATON BELEN merit will force their adoption without due encour- AN INUEPKNDKNT NEWSPAPER agement. Slang words and expressions are suffi- Published By ciently numerous without production being stim- The annual meeting of the City Supt. Chas. E. McClure of the JOURNAL PUBLISHING X)MPANV of Women's clubs, Belen schools is chairman of tha O. A. M ACPH KJKSON. ulated In the schools. But all of us use more or Federation CARL C. MAGEE. which was held In the li- Red Cross Christmas Seal drive in Mnretiir less of It. public President. brary last Thursday evening, was Valencia county and has offered a D. A. MACPHEKSON. .BUllnPB MHMMKei very interesting and successful. prize valued at J3 to tho room m C. . . . Krtltor-tn'hle- f school CARL MAGEE.... THE MORE REASOX. The meeting was called together the high school and grade HEPHE8ENTATIVKS by the president, Mrs. Pearl Kel- which sells the most seals. A sim C. J. ANDEKRON Hid.. Chicago. Ill logg, and there followed Interest- ilar prize Is to hi; awarded the Marquette se- RALPH R. Ml.'LLIGAN. . E. 421 St.. New York Albuquerque may possess less current funds this ing reports of the year's work school outside of Helen which de- The Belen second-clas- s winter last. The be forced to from the officers and heads of cures the most sales. Entered as matter at the postoffice than people may 'TwOWER. sold of N. M.. under act ol of partments. Plans were discussed schools have already mow Albuquerque. ' Congress spend their money a little less freely this Christmas. 1b to are Ktlll March 17. 1 H79. for future work and It hoped than $100 worth and In contemplating your curtailments you should L make this a most profitable year. working. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION not off Christmas The of heads of de- carrier or by mail, one month, 85c; begin by cutting your charity appointments Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hicks and Daily, by and committees will hs returned Wed-t- o yemiy. in auvtinetj, v vv, toward those worse off than yourself. Talk It over INSISTING partments daughter, Demma, IN wMih, made soon and the program plan- the coast stopping at Phoenix, "The Morning Journal has higher circulation In the home. Bring each to a state of mind where JSff ned the The fol- ft for coming year. Grand l:i In ssS Ariz., Canyon and points rating than Is accorded to any other paper New he will accept cordially a little less this Christmas. lowing officers were elected: California. Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory Mrs. Mrs. Then help those needing help out of the saving. Pearl Kellogg, president; Gordon Bloomin?-to- n, The only paper In New Mexico Issued every day vice Mrs. Gambon of That Is the decent attitude. Let ua have no grief-strick- Paul Myers, president; 111., has a In the year. E. E. Thaxton, secretary; Mis accepted position THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. child In Albuquerque on Christmas morn Miss with Mr. Simmons in the mill of- MEMBER OF Evelyn Shuler, treasurer; fice of the John Becker The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to ing because of an empty stocking. ' Clara Coulter, corresponding sec- company. l Master Billie Burnett, son of the use. for of all news credited to Old clothes can take the place of much money. retary, It or not otherwise credited In this and also of the Mr. arid Mrs. Walter Burnett, was paper What Is cuts must be At .Thursday's meeting the local news published herein. given down what purchased. club of Raton It was de- taken to Albuquerque on Wednes- Be sure and have on Rotary day where he underwent an opera- ". 1921 your package your doorstep cided to pay a Christmas call on SUNDAY December 11, tion rocov-erln- g by 2:30 this afternoon. The Elks' club has 89 au the boys of the State Reform for appendices. He is rapidly. i tomobiles to make the collection of these packages. school at. Springer In repetition of Inst R. D. Fldler left on for THE MAX OF GALILEE. A little financial Is the more reason year's holiday remembrance. Tuesday tightness Each boy will be the recipient of Topeka, Kans., where he has en- for unusual thought and sane liberality. a1 personal gift from some Rota-ria- n. tered the Santa Fe general hospital It seems especially appropriate, as the season The visit will be made on for an operation upon his throat. when we will celebrate the birth of the Lenlne he will not be bound Christmas eve. Last year's visit Rev. Harris spent tho early part approaches says by anything of week In Belen ac- - wonderful of that resulted in much good to the lone- last getting Man of Online, that the picture the conference on the limitation of armaments does, some lads. louainted with the members an1 title should be available, to us here in Albuquerque. but we fall to see what difference H makes. A report received concerning fnionds of the Lutheran congrega It may be seen at Strong Brothers' furniture store. Billie Beck, who for the past many tion. Rev. Harris held services at the local on The emotional effect upon the reverent witness months has been under treatment church Sunday ana A GOOD AMERICAN. Brothers' in left on to the holi- Gethscmane is remarkable. One at the Mayo hospital Tuesday spend of tho agony of Rochester, Minn., Is very favora- days with his family In Pennsyl- fools himself alone with the Savior, a solo witness It has been that Ferdinand Foch ble. He Is feeling fine and re- vania and to accompany them long apparent six back to where he is of tho agony of that night. is comes cently walked the distance of Belen, to take a good Frenchman, but it dnly now to on his with of the Lutheran church A narrow gulch, with sleep and rocky walls, hospital beds crutches, charge light that he is a good American, too. , At least he some from nurses on about of seclusion of Hi3 support the January. creates the impression hiding is teaching the best kind of Americanism. Note each side, holding the crutches and The Luthoran bazaar and chick- grief for the world, from the world. There, alone, said of advice to French war brides helping him to balance. Beck was en supper on Thursday evening what he by way was attended except for you, He pleads with the Father for His shot in the back while trying to well and all the fancy who called upon him in St, Maries, Idaho, the other lo work as well as "eats'1 tho ' prevent a holdup in one of the disappeared fellow man. As you look down gulch, past Ills rooms. in record time,, a credita- can- day: cal pool leaving knoelingbody, you look out through the steep "You must never forget France, but you must The Junior and senior classes of ble balance in the aid treasury! world Is The ladies yon upon tho plains beyond. The great love your new home and honor your husbands." the Colfax county high school will of the Methodist of give a play entitled, "A Pair of aid will be entertained by Miss only a stp away from all this solitary grief, That Is the thing which has made of many foreig- on rock. His Sixes," at the Shuler auditorium Blood Wednesday at the W. J. Tho Master kneela before a great n-born men and women the most stalwart of on December 16. The Davidson home. These ladies will table. His Thursday, body is thrown forward 'upon its flat Americans. They have remembered their old homes proceeds are to be divided among hold their annual bazaar an4 His ' arms aro extended full length upon its surface. and have loved their new, and loving their new the two classes. oyster supper. His The annual play by the Hesper Miss Anita Oooch, formerly of gripping, clasped hands show the Intensity of homes have given It all the devotion that Am- now out like they ian club was presented In the pub- Belen, liivng at Magdalena, emotion. The vions of His arms, standing erica requires of those who would call this land lic library auditorium Saturday was recently married to E. F. An whipcords, show the agony of His soul. His head, own. afternoon. The play selected for tilla, a civil engineer at Magd their lena. sunk low between His arms, shows the abandon Is not even the In this occasion was a comedy enti- There hint of a hyphen the have re- His wilted shoulders the deptli tled, "Tho Brokenhearted Club." Announcements been of His grief. tshow advice of this eminent Frenchman to those of h's Mrs. Palmer took of Ma ceived ot the of Mis3 His white robes em- the part marriage of His dejection. The folds of nationality who have adopted the United States as jor McCool and Mrs. Thaxton tho Irene Clark and Arthur Pardon the effect of the scene. His tangled hair It !s part of the widow, Mrs. Myers at Gallup, N. M. The bride phasize their home. How different from the mouthings charming ' heart-breakin- g I 4.1 Lovebird.' lived several in Belen. shows His forgetfulness of all save His uber V years of those pestilential parasites of the Germany The ladles' aid so Last L. C. M ' Presbyterian Saturday evening problem. alles type wha caused such a disturbance a few ' W k . 1 will meet at Christian En- Becker was host at a onlooker with ciety pleasant stag In silence and sympathy the gazes, years ago. deavor hall on next AVednesday party. The guests were F. C. Liv- a sense.' almost of guilt, at the Infringement upon afternoon at 3 o' clock Instead of ingston, John Becker, Jr., C. N, t the of the Master's grief. Instinctively the on Tuesday. All members are Wilson, Hugh Wetmore. Mr. Mil- - privacy ONE CAUSE OE FAILURE. asked to work for the ler, B. C. Becker, R. Branch and tip-to- e this bring fancy departing their way out, that prostrate bazaar. Carl LIndberg. figure may .be undisturbed. The Ilelsingfors correspondent of the London ww y Mr, and Mrs. James Rush closed On Tuesday evening Mrs. John It is a. wonderful picture. Post end his a bit of Russian news a deal a few days ago whereby Becker, Jr., and Miss Margaret Morning paper became owners of the brick Shoemaker were Joint hostesses nt Is out of the and without a - AU they which far ordinary, hotel property owned by James a pretty sewing party for the ladv NOT TRUE. word of comment, which is unusual in foreign Jour- Wallace. It is located at 220 South teachers of the Belen schools. In nalism. Second street and the new owners a contest descriptive of the guest? J. W. Miss Blood won Nation's Business carries a graph in a re- news confirm (ho impression Clutter, pastor. Parsonage, are to be congratulated on their first honors and The The nay popular 210 South Sixth stt Phone 257-- J. as is no Miss second. in the areas in thi too crude In its securing it, there question Barkey cent issue, Illustrating black, that the soviet government is far 10 a. m. Sunday school. but what It will advance rapidly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branch LTnited States where economic conditions are the ideas of practical politics to hope for success in 10:50 a. m. Worship and ser- In alue. had as dinner guests Tuesdav eve- mnm bhyme mon. Mrs. worst. It includes Albuquerque in the dark area. competition with more enlightened nations. The Jack McGovern expected to ning Kasle and Mr. and Mrs. WAIT MASON. 7 p. m. service with ser- leave last a to Ire- Edwin This is untrue. While tho cattle and sheep men the sentencj Ily Song week for visit Leupold. Morning Post's correspondent reports mon at Barelas. ' land, whore he will spend several Mexico have been tho greatest BUfferers in which 61 attaches ot fo New at a trial just concluded months with relaIves and old WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ' and our re- were the principals, Church of Christ. friends and from existing conditions, agricultural tho state funds department CANNED KINGS. that far island where he dwells. looklnsr after matters same blow suffered In the Btato All were 216 North Arno street of business. It has been 37 years BATTLE WITH BANDITS gions have received the charged with the theft of property. To be a king these days and reir;n, , - 10 a. m. Bible , school. Mr. came United tho- fact to death shoot- machine-mad- e since McGovern to the agricultural regions of the States, found guilty and 19 sentenced by The man who's once held 'down and wear a brass, 11 a. m. and United and he will no doubt FATAL DETECTIVE the effects revo- hat! no one can be safe and Preaching States, Tp still remains that Albuquerque has felt ing. The others, one a former president of a a throne is good for nothlpg else, Oh, find many changes in his former In United sane, and long to hold a Job like Aniiortntetl of the depression as little as any city the lutionary tribunal, were sent to prison tor Varying It seems, and though he's exiled home. fBy The that. Once kings could sit around First Congregational Church. afternoon Mrs. J. Grand Rapids, Mich., Pr.)Dec. 10. States, unless it be a city on the racific Coast. terms, some long, some relatively short. and alone, tho reigning graft still in and. watch the foun- Last Saturday s state palace Coal avenue South Broad- ll The second out of small cent df smile at tho fills his dreams. and Callahan and Miss Marion fatality growing Our banks have but a per Citizens of advanced nations will King Carl tried tains squirt, but that bright day way. Harold 8. Davidson, minister. entertained at auction the robbery of the Grand Pav- twice to tnon-areh- s bridgo ' tied up In agricultural or livestock loans notions of the soviet authorities who nail the crown that war has pulled its freight, and Residence, 620 South Walter street. at the hotel. Tho rooms ings Bank Wednesday, result- - primitive had lifted from his his for- now are as Seaburg direct to the Most bf the paper of men selected for public service brow; cheap dirt. Oncj Church School at, 10 a. m. were beautifully decorated with ed here yesterday when Sam made producer. seem to expect that mer subjects turned hlin down, and kings were proud and haughty - Is carried not steal the H. Griffith in ehargC red and green, suggestive of the Slater, a member of the this class carried here paper, must be honest enough to public's he is on the hogti-ui- now. And gents, with courtiers kneeling at school orchestra meets the local detective died of banks. W hlie now Sunday Christmas holidays. Nine tables force, as an accommodation to small country propcrty for private gain. This may be excellent people sny Hill yet their feet, but they look like at 9:30 a. m for rehearsal. were and a wounds received in an encounter of to dreams of back once and wish had occupied very pleasant this assistance "freezes" a considerable amount Jn tncory but can not bo expected to contribute going more, thirty cents, they Morning service at 11 o'clock. afternoon was spent by the guests with tho bandits a few hours after to a with the skill to eat. saw two-cours- up-T- ply scepter that enough Far better Christian Endeavor at A o was had with assets, it does not Involve a direct responsibility. the upbullding of successful governments based got him In the soun meeting luncheon served they escaped approxi- Is before. And five cords of elm, with moisture 6:30 p. m. late In the afternoon. The favors mately $20,000, George Brandsma, Agency of the War Finance Corporation 0JJ the prlncpiea 0f practical politics. doubtless Kronprlnz, William hopes on the regal brow, than try again service at 7:30 o'clock. a was to or - Evening were rosebuds fillod with nuts. special officer, shot the assumption by the corporation I(1(,a runs VPry far nt0 the soviet system to be a monarch, wcarln? hells ns to rule a realm, tho way all klng- death when he procuring Jf thIg Is Miss Elvie Fraser, teacher of and Slater located of these loans,, thereby gradually improvlnj ot admniatrntion little else would be needed to phe sliding down tho slopes of doms slack up now, Presbyterian Church. tho Azclian class of young married the bandits In a houso they occu- money avenue. "the money situation. account for the lack of success, according to west Fifth Btreet and Sliver women ofthe Baptist church, de- pied and were fired on. these H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, lightfully entertained them at her Albuquerque is dependent but little upon ern "Love Divine," male quartet. 4 us opinions. pastors. home last Saturday afternoon. One Industries. The effect of their troubles upon 6:30 p. m. Epworth league. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. E. B. of the features of the program was reflex than direct. UTTLG 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Crlsty, superintendent. a Christmas tree on which was a is rather Sermon: "Builders Together." An- we a few less healthseekers here this VERSE OF TODAY 11 a, m. Morning worship. gift for each guest. Each guest While have BENNY'S them: "The Day Is Past and Over" "Fullness of Service." OLD DOC BIRD is the decrease Is not serious. Subject: contributed a presentX of toys or says winter than usual, (Reed). Offertory: "Oh Lord, I Solo, Perfect," Miss Kel- other gifts which will be sent to Santa Fe Is grad- tWOTO "Prayer The sawmills are liv operation; the A MAN GOES BY. Come" (Bassford), quartet. logg. the Baptist Orphans' home at Por-tale- s. g book; filling its shops, and the new shops are near-in- 6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. The ladles had a social hour ually First BaptlRt Church. 7:45 m. service. The Santa Fe has told Albuquerque Where his sure feet pass avenue. p. Evening playing games and visiting during completion The crowds are thinned Broadway and Lead Anthem: "Fairest Lord Jesus" the time were 800 additional houses will be required for th strangely The Rev. Lester F. they enjoying that They are the furrowed grass Sage, supply (Matthews), male quartet. of the new employs brought here for the he Is wind. minister. Wednesday, 7:45 p. The Men's Bible class of the homes And the Graded Bible school, 9:30 a ,m. engine-repa- ir meeting. Methodist church will new shops. N. prayer be held in Al- with P. Mallery, superintendent. the basement of Wed- While it would be ingenuous to Insist that Many go the 'thought Senior unions the church Of their footfall's little beat, Junior and at Blblo Students. nesday evening at 7:30'. L. S. Wil- Is as well off as during the high tide of 8:30 p. m. buquerque Wartng their own lives caught The I. B. S. A. will meet at son Is teacher of the class. A pro- tho truth is that we are comparatively shackles on their feet. Public worship at 11 a. m. Moose hall as follows: been prosperity, Like Sermon Out In- gram has arranged and after well situated, with conditions certain to get bettel toplo: "Launching 8 p. m.; 7:45 p. m.; Wednesday, It there wjll be refreshments. A But he is disinterested THE PARK AVE. NEWS. to the Deep." 7:45 p. m., prayer and praise very cordial invitation Is extended rapidly. In feet and their fevered was; Weather: Grate. Evangelistic service at 7:80 p. m. service; Friday, 7:45 p.' m. to all men members and friends of is reason for optlslsm about the Sermon of There every There Is motive in his tread Slsslety and Spoarts: A sudden topic: ''Gospel Repent- the church to attend and enjoy a is due a ance." i nresent and the future. Albuquerque for That was not shaped from clay. stag party took place last Satiddav Immannel Evan. Lutheran Church. good time. . in i . Gold avenue Arno street. big move forward. The man who sacrifices n6w aftirnoon In Mr. Charles (PudsJ and The general aid of the First will It in the Thresholds may make him small, Simklnses house on account of it Central Avenue Methodist. Carl Schmld, pastor. Residence, Methodist church will meet In the order to get from under regret greatly feet-Dom- inant, v But the wind Is in his starting to rain wile the fellows Central avenue and Arno street. 200 South Arno street. basement of the church on Wed- months Just ahead. Impersonal was all on the C. C. Hlgbee, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. nesday afternoon. Division No. 2 setting frunt steps a. As he walks upon a street. but it broak up almost lmmeed-ltl- y Sunday school at 9:45 m. Services In English at 11 a. m. will serve refreshments. All mem- In New J. E. Sermon topic:- - Ye MATT. EARLY! Hazel Hall the Republic. and everybody had to go home Major, superintendent. "Prepare the bers of the various divisions ara wile it was still raining on account 11 a. m. Morning service. Way of the Lord." Invited and urged to be present. of the thing that holds back the Subject: "Nature and Worth of The Sunday school will rehearse Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shaw enter NO. 1 The approaching holiday season Is heralded by PARAGRAPHS curtains In half Religious Teaching." Christmas program at 2:15 p. m. tained at a 6 o'clock dinner party 2 CRISP parler breaking m. de- usual of the postoffice department that wile they was playing tug of war 8:30 p. Young people's Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. the request votional service. Miss Winnie Bald- North Fourth Street Hall. and! Mrs. E. M. Yates do what it can to aid in the prompt hand-lin- e with it. Amung the guests was Gospel and daugh- the public THE REPORT IS CONFIRMED. Allx-ande- r, win, Topic; "The Rule 1800 North Fourth street. who Kan- Themcree m vol- Mr. Benny Potts, Mr. Artie president. ter, Mary Jane, left for be In we denies It Le-ro- of mall matter which will Increasing Germany, read, Brland's charges. Mr. Mr. y of the Epworth League Lest We Sunday school and Bible class sas City, where will make must be true. Hartford Comment. Reddy Merfy, they ume each day from now until Christmas. looks as if they Shooster and Mr. Sid Hunt. Forget." . at 9:45 a. m. their future home. Mr. Yates has two things are Import- Bizznlss and Financial: Sam 7:30 p. m. Preaching service. 11 a. m. Worship meeting". been county agricultural agent for In sending gift packages A SPIRITUAL LAW? "The Child Our Guide." 7:80 Tom Car- who not to be Invited careful BUT IS IT Cross wunts to sell his old roller Subject: p.m. Evangelist the past year. Others enjoyed profiteers ant if disappointment is of law Is to abolish the not 85 Special music under the direc- roll will on 'The Course of the of Mr. and Mrs. 1W"Ke Holi- The spirit the spirit skates for cents but will sell speak hospitality wrapping, and mailing as soon as possible. of the law. The Shoe Retailer. them for less if nocessary. tion of Mrs. E. L, Bradford. Time," Illustrated by a large chart. Shaw were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. mail may be marked to Indicate It is Hughes. day package ' o St. Cathedral i not to be opened until Christmas, and this permb-sl- WHAT'S THE USE ANY MORE? Pome by Skinny Martin. John's (Episcopal). Broadway Christian Church, Another reason for our battleships Wats the Use? Silver avenue and Fourth street. Broadway and Oold avenue. The physicians of Tibet fifteen i should result in an Increase In early mailing. good Junking Is that we've no longer to christen them I saw a 2000 yeer old mummy Phone 1272-- Wlllard A. Guy, minister. Resi- hundred years ago employed the for to feel that the anything 115 same means of the con- It is a mistake any person with. Nashville Tennessean. Wen I went to the museum , one Sunday school at 1:45 a. m. dence, South Walter street. diagnosing viqciotit which he sends does not delay prayer and address at Phone 1649-- dition of a sick person as the physi- small amount of mail day. Morning ' " All-da- y cians of the felt of but the aggregate of mail THINK WHAT HE'S MISSING. But Id rather he a baby In a baby 11 o'clock. program and basket present day they the transmission malls, coatch Both service In of dinner. the patient's pulse and looked at facilities At rate man who ate chops for his charge lay i matter in a community severely tests the any the pork 2000 readers. 9:45 a. m. his tongue. Thanksgiving dinner doesn't have to live through Than and looking that way. Worship. I each Beason. d. a. m. ! of the postoffice foruo at holiday hash. Age-Heral- 10:45 Morning worship And seven days of turkey Birmingham , the increase in Even if an individual does not take the broader Intrlstlng Faeks About Intrlstlnc Nazarena Church. and sermon. Toplo: "Christ Stand-- toward hand- People: Ed Wernlck is ony .0 800 clock on North Third street. ing by the Treasury." our Dry Cleaning and view of making his contribution the L. L. 905 ' advan- yeers old altogether hut he has Gaines, pastor, West Fruit Basket dinner In the basement. of mull, he should think of the personal PACE THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR. arm his avenue. 2:30 Orchestra from Dyeing Business in- - '( ling a few hunters who broak his twice, leg once, the Bap- tages In obtaining the best results In his own ship- Every generation produces his nose once and 3 ribs once Sunday school at 8:45 a. m. tist church. dicates climb through the fence and pull the gun, muzzle i 11 a.m. 8:00 local ments turning them over to the postal force early Blade. apeece. Preaching and 7:30 p.m. Five minute talks by min- that by first, after them. Then It happens. Toledo Miss Maud Y. P. 8. 6.80 p. m. isters of - to avoid the Inevitable rush of the holiday Sissiety: Jonsln says at the city. people like the fact enough that Miss Loretter Mincer is libel Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 3:30 Musical program. j reasonable assurance of 7 that we season, thereby having to get sued for Hb&LJf she keeps p. m. 4:00 Five minute talks by B i prompt delivery. EDITORIAL OF THE DAY on spreading Jellia reports about ble school superintendents of the her. St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. city. Sixth street and Silver avenue. 4:80 DO .OUR USE OF SLANG. Favorite hymns and songs DO IT NOW. Arthur M.'; Knudsen, pastor. by choir and. congregation, - 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 6:80 Endeavor service, led by OWN WORK The leniency with which some school teachers (From the Cincinnati Enquirer.) Church A. W.' Kraemer, superintendent. Charles Ferguson. in- Is Sunday Services 11 a. m. 7:30 on the ubo of slang, as reported In various Christmas Is rather near at hand. Here the Morning I worship. Evening worship and ser- .i ; look Do now. If you by the on "How mon. shock those of an age to have ob- annual admonition: your shopping Message pastor Topic: "Christ's. Conception Bring your garments terviews, may have not already done so, begin to make your pur- Much More?", John Lukken will of Man." Music In charge of Mrs. tained their Idea of correct English from the chases today. The pleasure will be greater and you (Church announcements must he sing. , W. P. McDowell. for Dry Cleaning or is true that the selec- will to business That is a ma- in the Journal office noon on 8:30, p. m. Christian Endeavor series of readers. It assist keep moving. by here to our ' those readers was of an era where- terial consideration this year. Friday.) meeting. Topic: "Pledge Points Christian Science Society. Dyeing tions composing Is to Often Woman's 618 with what is heard It more comfortable shop during the early Neglected." Leader, George club building, office '" ', in the language was at variance December the grab-a- ll Immaculate Church. Oleson. ' West GoM avenue, co- davs of than during mussy, Conception today. It may' have been stilted but it did not days Just before the great festal day, Btocks are (Jesuit Fathers.) 7:80 p. m. Evening worship. Sunday services at 11 a, m. the mind of tho pupil. In fact many persons fresher, clerks more efficient and helpful. North Sixth street. The pastor will give the second ot Wednesday testimonial meeting rrupt 7 a. on 7:45 Or phone 143 or 449 old and Sixth readers ths.'t The dealers are ready. They are telling you Sodality mass, m. message "The Lord's Return." at p. m. PROOF got from the Fifth and window what Children's mass, 8:30 a. m. Theme: "Our Lord and school at 9:45 a. m. HERE'S There was not a through the papers displays you Holy Sunday for delivery auto to knowledge of good literature. should most wish to know. Steady, normal busi- High mass and sermon, 10 a. m. King (Adams). The reading room In Room 9. word resembling slang in the books. It is trui that ness makes everybody content and happy. It helps Evening services, 7:30 o'clock. For the Week. MeUnt building. 412 H West Central Home bread docs not call at your address. 7:46 m. Sun- making is expressive. That is why it is used. Tel the merchants and the salespeople, it helps every Monday, p. Meeting of avenue, is open dally except pay. Without the unsurpassed fa- slang citizen. First Mctlicrtlst Episcopal Church. Brotherhood at the church. days from 2:80 to 6:30 m. much of it quickly passes out of use because It Is p. cilities used in making. our super- With Thanksgiving and its pleasant memories Corner Third and Lead avenue Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer v ' ior bread no matter how overworked. entire Christian D. A. expert and associations out of the way the Rev. F. Ei McGulre, pastor. meeting. When Yon Are Constipated. you may be, you cannot get the It is stated that "cut It out" carries more mean- world is ready for the greatest festival week of the Porterfleld, Sunday school superin To insure a healthy action of the bread excellence we TKEIHL All Miss Bessie M. Church unvarying to "stop" or "desist." Much depends year. the nations go happiness hunting through tendent; Way, deacon E. (Spanish), bowels and .correct disorders of the get In every loaf. From the angle ing than say as and ess: Mrs. Los two one been If one the days. Buy lay away your Ralph Smith, musical Griegos. Eulallo Yrene, liver, take of Chamberlain's of either or economy It on what language has hearing. It , quality LAHKBaT CO. remembrances. Begin today. Keep up every day. director. pastor. Tablets Immediately after supper. will pay you to give It a trial. has been reared on slang it will convey a meaning The offerings this year certainly should carry a 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 8 p. They will not only cause, a gentle will not have. Great profici- wide appeal. Everything useful and beautiful ' 11 a. m. Service with sermon. movement of the bowels, without that better English 211-13-- be In a hero In abundance. Prices generally are reason- Topic:, "The Pragmatic Test of M. E. Church (Spanish). unpleasant effects, but banish that Phones ency in the use of slang may entertaining mako it J Ate." Your Meets Moose, 114 North ' Pioneer of able. Business should be good. Help good "Lift Up at hall, dull, stupid feeling that often ac Bakery sense, It will not be an indication in itself next Heads" Third street 207 148-44- 9 hut during the few weeks. (Ashford). Offertory: (Herald building). companies constipation- - South First Street . W. Silver , ...... - - f,,-- ... , ' Page Seven December 11, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MOANING JOURNAL

tin Paige-Detro- it Motor Car com- the car selected must of all, he must buy of a reputable tho "First, who has a pany. "AVhlle it is generally known one made by a reputable manufac- dealer reputation to that now is the time to buy used turer whose product can be relied guard and protect, who will be in , ns well to- r.T'i ii im ,i jii i . cars because the values offered on. It must be a good car in its business tomorrow as are tno ever Known, class. Second, the, condition of the day, and whose guarantee of jai greatcsc The means thanks to pro-w- conditions and car must be known. purchaser something. he is "The same common seiiKe rule." price readjustments, yet disap- must be sure of what buying mm mmmmmm mm mm i will result unless the and whether it will operate. Third, of economics annlv to the nurchase pointment of a used car as to a new car." ct purchaser remembers three things. anil perhaps tho most important

tlon of the warranty that covers ROAD CONDITION tho change in policy toward ad- justments reads as follows: "We do not automo- The New Mexico Auto Club, state headquarters at 210 North guarantee on road condi- bile tires for any specific mileage, Fourth' street, this city, has Issued the following the but every pneumatic automobile tion! In the state: - tiro bearing our name and serial The Santa Fe Trail from Raton Tass to El Tarn la In very good is us to be of Mound number warranted by travelable shape, a little rough In the vicinity Wagon I'reo from defects in workmanship packardII and Glorleta. Between Santa Fo and Kl fraso, tho road as. a whole or material. Is fair to good. and "Tires claimed to be defective The two roads west from Los Lunaa, one via Gallup the will be received when all trans via 'Socorro and are about on a some only other Springervllle par, portation charges are prepaid, ana features in favor of one and some of the other, but travel need when this com- not hesitate cither until the winter storms break, which accompanied by going way pany's claim form duly filled out Is usually about December 1st, after which period, travel can take owners. ex- the southern route and avoid all snow. and Bigned by If, upon west road from Amarlllo and Itoswell to a amination, it is our judgment that The east and tho direct cause of the failure of connection with the northern and southern highways are all very serv- travelable and now at their best and will bo until the winter tho tire to render satisfactory set ice is attributed to faulty material storms In. or we will, at our "15-DA- considerable new road work la fcelng done on these mntn workmanship, the Quite re- the Y BICYCLE SALE" option, either repair the tire or In past year state roads and which at times require short rough detours, but a which will careful should not Inconvenience any one. place it for charge by driving compensate for the service ren- -- High-Grad- e The New Mexico Auto Club will always bulletin any definite based Six has Is a Chance to a conditions offico are also dered by the returned tire, Packard Single Now Buy road at their headquarters and its and ancf prepared to answer "lolegrams or letters from alt portions of the upon general appearance Bicycle Save Money state. condition." its to the World-Gendro- n proved right n, "DOPES" OF Harley-Davidso- Rugby, BATTERY m Makes AMERICAN RACING THE TIRE INDUSTRY GENERAL INTEREST and Other MOTORCYCLISTS SCORE WILL ADOPT NEW Packard name, and to There are so many wonderful VICTORIES ABROAD ADJUSTMENT PLAN M BEGAD BICYCLE CO. things being done every day that v when a man he has a solution of the world's Now that the The Rubber Association of Amer- says leadership motorcycle racing of secret nature, with In Inc., announces that a move- very, very season Is full awing abroad, ica, some pecullnr metal in It, which South Second St American made machines are com- ment Is well on the way to adop- new life Into a nine 220 the puts battery, cars of 736 ing In for their usual share of tion throughout the tire Industry to out of ten people are ready to be- high quality Phone victories. In the Webb Memorial eliminate the chief evils which have lieve him without qhestlon. Reliability trial, an annual affair of for years caused loss to consumers, Tho whole Bcheme of battery In South African moderate size great Importance dealers and manufacturers through doping seems so plausible that doz- Today, motorcycle circles, American ma- improper claims for adjustment, ens have been led to start In busi- chines took the first three places, and manufacturers nnd dealers are ness manufacturing "dopes" of va- the Harley-Davidso- n winning first working in hnrmony to produce the rious sorts. the new low of the Gift-- and third and the Indian, second. desired result. Some of these medicines price A Real All one, battery The trial was a very difficult Hereafter manufacturers will are really harmless, and tho worst being held over 280 miles of the consider alleged defective tires only can be said about them Is that The that car is worst roads in the country. on the basis of general appearance they do no good except that they touring course extended from Johannes- and the condition in which they are relieve the car owner of five or burg to Rustenburg and return. returned by tho customer. No six dollnrs which he invest an- a might American machines scored claims will he considered unless in gas, tires, oil, or something else Automobile other big victory in South Africa standard claim form is executed by more needful to tho car. There are when the Harley-Davidso- n cap- tho tire owner, others that do actual harm by tak- tured first, second and fourth A warranty is to he printed on material from the f.o.b. accom- ing active away Detroit places In both the eolo and fidecar price lists, tags and stickers and by introducing 202-mi- le In battery plates s2350 classes In the strenuous panying tires, etc., much the foreign substances into the battery 'to the wife race held from Cape Town same manner ns the former recently - solution. to Salhanha Bay and return. guaranty was used. That por- As a result of a recent checkuo on the subject of battery dopes, tho Willard Storage Battery com- pany found that all makers of standard well known hatterles are AM SAUER & COi agreed upon the fact that the only satisfactory battery solution Is di- Phone 506-- luted pure sulphuric acid of the proper density. Emphasis should Avenue be placed on the word "pure" for 420 West Central any foreign substances are liable to cause trouble in the battery. The Latest Essex There is nothing, say these manu- facturers, that will improve upon tho pure solution that Is put into CLsh. the xvfio the battery by the manufacturers man (Twnfone and their authorized service sta- The Coach tions, LAUDERBAUGH GIVES HIS VIEWS ON THE GOOD TIMES COMING Five Passenger y High In the ranks of optimists during this reconstruction period, Guy Lnudcrbaugli of the Hudson- - 11M1MM!JIISWIIII I Kssex Motor company, says: "The handwriting on the wall indicates better business every day, "Judge for yourself," he con- tinues, "by our sales during the Es- k F. 0. B. Dtltoit past few weeks, which Include How Far D Your Tice sex touring cars to Arthur Praegcr, Ludwig' Ilfeld and D, D. Miller; Fsscx roadsters to E. J. Butler and Mr. Atchison, an Essex cabriolet to Ed T. Chase and an Essex sedan to JJ?onars i C. We also ravei; 1j. Ilfeld of Las Vegas. sold two Hudson seven-passeng- er touring cars. The purchasers are V. P. Harrington of this city and Tony Yurclc of Gallup. "In our used car department we are rebuilding many cars, taken In exchanga for new ones, and our porsonal guarantee of satisfaction finds a ready market for them. ft P "Tho 'good old days M'WWi Has These Fine are with us, and our only problem i Is to take advantage of the business Comforts waiting for live wires to take their Closed Car Car Details share of it," Dash controlled ven- HOW TO BUY A Car Performance tilator. GOOD USED CAR; Open SHOULD KNOW Wind ONE In it be driven and rainproof All men who have not felt able the country may windshield.; With the dollar buying more closed car comforts will over roads the same as an automobile value In used cars than to afford rough ever before In the history of the welcome the Essex Gpach. We open touring car. It is sturdy in i Sun visor. industry and the market well sup- it and plied with rare and tempting bar- are showing today. chassis and body. Squeaks and tool lock- gains, the prospective purchaser are not likeh to Luggage will undoubtedly welcome a few Come see how well it meets your rattles develop. er, opened from rear. words of advice on how to select Door are a used car. desires. It is a new type. It has squeaks prevented by "There are Just a few facts for and a attrac- four hinges and fittings for each Newest type easy the motorist to remember if he Is re-- l beauty, utility price crank-handl- the ex- vou spend for tires? Do you .carefully figure the hold them and e to take full advantage of tion such as no closed car has door that tight operating traordinary buying opportunities turn on your investment? solid at all times. lifts on door, the used car market now affords," ever had. windows. says Harry M. Jewett, president of We do. " ' there's for Business IBefore we recommend a tire" to a customer,' Ideal On the New and Improved Four hinges on each rone' we know in advance that every dollar he door and Easy Terms, Beo Service thing and Family fittings Used Cars for Sale spends will deliver him long, satisfactory tire servicej Essex Chassis that hold doors solid we to invest in It is light and compact. Business or Trade , That's why urge you your money will -' The new Essex is a smoother, very important. and professional men appre- 1921 Nash Four, driven three its of and econ- better car in than months BEST OFFER. ciate ease driving many ways Fine texture, long - is also 1921 Chevrolet Tour- fljrrf? omy ofoperation. It amply those earlier models men praise wearing upholstery ing scarcely used . . . iD'x I O to meet the family need in so In addition to the and 1921 Ford Touring Tires large highly. rugs. in A-- l condition POOJ Bayton. service. both city and country ease with which it carries the - Pneumatic Thoroforecls Low, deep -- cushioned 1918 Bulck Six Tour- flJKKfl In the it is ideal for shopping Coach body, it also assures long ing a dandy DOOJ city seats for five. Touring, In excellent Cords Fabrics in calls where a car service free from Dodge and making practically running we have seen can measure to a No tread turn Radiator shutters and order Qin No tire ever up Dayton. to handle, easy to and and maintenance 0tlV wear-resistin- g. carcass is so easy annoyance Maxwell Is so tough, resilient, strong and No pcN mo tometer for effi- Touring QQQK is finished. If own a easy to park is important. expense. . a real bargain tDOOU fectly built. And no tire so beautifully you big Women admire it for those qual- cient motor control. Ford Light car or a little one, delivery car or sedan, Dayton Tires will give you 9K0 - dollars will travel far-- for its and The Coach was built for those Truck ...tDl)U real, intrinsic worth for your money your tire i ities as well as beauty Cord tires, i invest them. who demand such You Ford Touring, just fl?09K ther than in any other tire in which you could the high standard of its comfort qualities. overhauled iSuOO For the good. of your bank account,let ustellou more.aboj, and fittings. will be pleased with it Mitchell Six Touring, ?KKA Daytons.: a real buy at tDtltlU ' Buick com- - Dayton Tubes' hold 'air" better" thart F.O.B. Four,, (COCK the pletely overhauled.. DUu any tubes madebecause they're over- smoothest, finest, thickest, toughest Detroit Reo Speed Wagon, just Ask us to let hauled, excellent tubes you can buy. you Its Price $650 Jeel oney You Cannot Ignore '1495 Chevrolet Touring, flfQAO DOUU 1919; bargain at....' Saxon Roadster, Q7f and Machine Works four cylinders 0 I t Albuquerque Foundry LAUDERBAUGII MOTOR CO. A Fnll Stock of Used Tires and Stndc-bak- er I VOJUtH I Vsed l'nrtsfor Maxwell, I narot I and Chalmers cars. .. DISTRIBUTORS ' DUtributor HUDSON na ESSEX St. FIFTH and GOLD Phone 855 McINTOSH AUTO CO. Phone 1498. 124 South Third 608 West Central. EASY TERMS Open Evenings and Sundays

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STANDINGS DISTRICT NUMBER ONE Mrs.' Margaret F. Barnes . 1,352,100 Chas. Hill Barber, Jr 1,351,900 Miss Dorothy Bowman 1,107,900 Miss Helen Gurule 1,275,700 Mrs. R. E. Hathcox. . . : . 1,323,100 Mrs. Markett Jones 47,000 Miss Margaret Kleinworth 1,305,300 G. Albert Under 166,800 Miss Ada Philbrick...... 1,403,000 Mrs. R. M. Marx .w . . 1,328,100 Miss Ada Philbrick ...... 1,287,700 Mrs. G. D. Ramsey .. .1,306,100 Miss Louise Roark 182,100 Mrs. Margaret Schaltegger t.it..... 879,600 Miss Mildred Tatum m... . . 30,100 Mrs. H. J. Tompkins V1K 1,375,200 Miss Edna L. Williams...... 1,372,600 James - Ross, Jr...... j.j. ...! . .v. 1,356,000 Mrs. L. B. Sweney 1 61 ,000 0 Miss Lillian Yisarri... 152,000

DISTRICT NUMBER TWO . Mrs. Lawrence Abreu, Springer, N. M..lti, . 958,800 m Neil P. Bolt, Wagon Mound, N. M . . . . 169,100 Rene Divelbess, Holbrook, Ariz .... 1,296,200 F. C. Groman, East Las Vegas, N. M 1,293,300 Who will be the winners in The Journal's big gift-givin- g campaign? Miss Virgie Hidalgo, Gallup, N. M 1,281,900 Mrs. C. W. Howe, Williams, Ariz 5,000 Who will ride in the handsome motor cars? Who will be pre- J. F. Jamison, Raton, N. M ;.. . . 556,200 R. M. Kimbro, Flagstaff, Ariz 5,000 sented with the beautiful Studebaker Sedan? These questions are Mrs. C. Martinez, Gallup, N. M 1,309,200 1 Miss Sophie Martin, Gallup, N. M . 906,100 the of interest in and vicinity. Only; Mrs. J. F. Oglesby, Santa Fe, N. M...... ,... . . 329,000 principal topic Albuquerque L. J. Sandoval, Santa Fe, N. M . . . . . 908,000 a few more and the will be answered. Mrs. Florence Saul, Dawson, N. M 1,346,600 days questions Mrs. Fern Swatzell, Gallup, N. M . 614,000 Matt Radosevic, Gallup, N. M JX., . . 5,000 Arthur H. Gallup, Chamita, N. M.., 188,500 of have been offered and ISM Scores predictions palmists exponents DISTRICT NUMBER THREE , it- - been consulted in T. H. Bowland, Belen, N. M .1,276,600 m of the occult science have by some an endeavor Baby .Ellen, State Orphans Home. Portales... 182,300 J. Eller, Clovis, N. M 5,000 to obtain some inkling of what the outcome will be. .But the Miss Fannie Frost, Snowflake, Ariz..;,!...... 182,400 n Miss Lupita Garica, St. Johns, Ariz.. . . 1,317,300 final result is as much in doubt as ever. H. L. Hart, Carlsbad, N. M. 5,000 Miss Geraldine Hodge, Vaughn, N. M.....In 10,000 n Charles E. Hayes, Roswell, N. M 5,000 Gordon Herkenhoff, Socorro, N. M...... 1,368,900 In frenzied effort to eliminate as much of this doubt as possible-candidate- s Mrs. Florence Kronig, Belen, N. M ...... 189,300 O. E. Lovan, Clovis, N. M 1,300,900 I all over the Journal are scouring the com- Rev. C. D. Poston, Clovis, N. M . . . 5,000 territory Miss Margaret Radcliffe, Belen, N. M.. . . 1,214,600 munities From the hours of . until H. L. Rose, Roswell, N. M ,: 5,000 fesl ceaselessly. waking morning Clarence Stoldt, Artesia, N. M 5,000 the is these ambitious candidates are the battle L. J. Stone Clovis, N. M .iii. 1,238,600 day done, fighting Harry White, Roswell, N. M...... 5,000 Ml - but at it so that the J. A. Shaw, Mountainair, N. M .- 35,000 courageously, never pausing keeping busily F. C Burgess, Socorro N. M , 1,145,000 tide will sweep toward them. Such stirring scenes as this, with such eager candidates filled GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE with the spirit of conquest, have never had their equal in this II WW section. The race for is forward and tuck.1 supremacy rushing nip ' 3a ,1 n I of who have little if to Many those apparently chance, they are tMfefM It M be their vote to such aLEUSV A M mm II lit II 111 ly til IS " "I judged by present standing, promise spring I F 1 1 Mir II I ii surprises at the end, as will send the too confident ones down to 3 i III II I I I. i HI It 1 Over-confiden- defeat. ce is the biggest handicap under which a candidate can work. This unwelcome handicap causes more, re- 1 u 9T7. T gret than anything else in a campaign of this kind. The only M k4 way to be sure of winning is to spend every minute scouring for subscriptions. Perseverance is the only winning quality; And ft see what there is at the top of the "ladder of success" for the plucky ones luxurious automobiles worth as much as $2,295 and hundreds of dollars in and silver. These prizes will make gold imm i mi No with the of 1922 MODEL STUDEBAKER SIX SEDAN, VALUE $2,295. their owners proud. luxury compares delight a OR WINNER MAY SELECT BIG "6" STUDEBAKER TOURING CAR really fine and costly automobile and these dandy; cars that will PURCHASED FROM AND ON DISPLAY AT ; COOPER CO., N. M. be given away stand out with radiant splendor; IVJOTOR Albuquerque, 5V The big schedule of credits in effect until Saturday night, Dec; 17, and the 100,000 EXTRA tfREE VOTES offer coupled with the second payment schedule, makes a rapid rise in votes easily, possible. One candidate said yesterday that she was making a thorough canvass of every subscriber she had previously secured and thus far her returns averaged better than fifty, percent. " ' Determined methods are Being brought into play to make an ex- ENDS NEXT haustive "clean-up- " of the territory. ' Candidates are darting hither and yon, ever in quest of votes. Make these days the most active of any that have gone before, that VICTORY may BIG crown your efforts. The CREDIT SCHEDULE points . the SATURDAY way to delay is to lose the splendid chances that are now yours. The time is short only eight working days until the end of the "second period" any candidate can make himself a sure NIGHT winner in that time. Get started early tomorrow morning and when the sun sets on the final day you will be able to say that your work was a mighty effort, well put forth. V-- ' 9 1 1