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CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUEBQU N6 JOUKNAL. EDITION POISTl SK OM VKAK New November 21, 1921 Dully by Carrier or Mull H',c a Month VOL. C1.XXI. Xo. 52. Albuquerque, Mexico, Monday, ei:nicle topic 5p ' LiBO? PRAISES 5-5- -3 RATIO OF 2 CARBON CITY TORNADO as a EXPECT BRIAID CD T. IUs Son Heads Ceiraitte sudiri AMERICAN PLAN NAVAL STRENGTH ME J MURDE RED HEAVY PROPERTY PROTEGTIOW FOR TO CUT NAVIES TO SPEAK TODAY . Is Endorsed By Executive OPPOSED 0! LETTEHSTATES AND CROP LOSS; ! ITALY IS URGED Council of the A. F. of L. IN DEFENSE OF 1 in Resolution, as a "Mag- pnnpinnnniiirnn nificent Proposal." William Kellv and Samuel ! 4 PERSONS DEAD BY Mi FRENCH POLICY (By The Answlated l'r..) Grey Their Washington. Vov. ZO (bv the As S'a.jid ... Bodies T'stfn Inti til sociated Press.) organized labor, Plan Qncrrrocorl fnr Ampr- - Bluff, Mo and V- Cannot Consent to tnrougii the American reiteration Premier Will Make It Poplar Any of Labor executive council Probably River, and yester- ica, England and Japan, 'deged. icinity Hit By Storm Limitations on This Type day endorsed us "a magnificent a Frank Statement Why (By Tlr 6 & rrr-M.- ) proposal," tho American plan fur Is Be fin Terrific Rain; Piedmont of Craft Unless She Can limitaliwn of naval France Feels to Said to Coming 1 N ov. 20. Fed- - reduction and Impelled Durango, fj" armament. A resolution I Inrler Inrrfinsin. Pressure oral author Snn Juan coun- Is Under Water. Obtain Guarantees. declared: Maintain Big Army, i ty. New If 0v,fV. todav wre Inves "The American delegation tigating f fncw the spoke for America in proposing ' angle TO the wholesale destruction of FORMULA 1, of FAMILIFS FORCED MEDITERRANEAN IS WANTS THEW0RI..D TO PROFOSR) August last, warships. WIIHam and Samuel Grey of LEAVE THEIR HOMES STILL BRITISH LAKE "The American BE FULLY INFORMED I DEFECTIVE, ASSERT Gallup, , following' receipt of delegation n. spoke for America in propos- letter Vh the slaying of the con- two m and Houses Will ing cessation of warship Are Doness Say They Should iiurgoii Between 40 50 England's Superiority struction lor ten years. American Armed Forces The letter, written hy a man "America is la favor Be Allowed an Increase whose name the authorities with- Within an Area of 40 Not Be Accepted; Hope unitedly Far Below Any Ratio of '- -p aS those proposals. held, declares that a woman, the Miles Train E hits V H 41 of Lies in wo is will- ; Over the Fleet Strength wife of the shot to death the Demolished; V, i Independence "America, believe, Land Power Which Might writer, ing and ready to place. Its full men In their automobile and their Service Impaired, Unclerseas Fleet. of dem- Be Is Claim. Set Forth By Hughes, j wore trust in the methods Suggested, bodies thrown into the river ocracy and in tho efficiency T?i- - under the Arroya bridge, opposite m v- win w r'M.) (Ily The AfMK'luli'd Frrm.) and in the of dejnoc-rac- y. The N. M. integrity (llv Awlsfed Pre.) Shlnroek, The letter is post- Poplar Bluffs, Mo., Nov. 20. Rome, Nov. IS (by the Associat- Washington, Nov. 20 (by the As- marked Connellesvllle, Pn.. and waR in and ed An 20 High water the Black river Press.) argument for the "America, we trust, will con- sociated Press.) World attention VasMnTton, Nov. (by addressed "To the Sheriff of San St. was submarine as a ar- 1ir tho Francis river tonight protection for Italy tinue on tho inspiring course will shift from naval to land .VsnHnfd Great Juan county." It follows: at. flood In of Is the i4 1ns endorsed''rss). without stage the vicinity printed by Mcssuggcro today laid down at the outset by its maments when Premier Briand nf Prlmin "This is to Inform you that on North Bluffs as the result in an editorial. and will on every before the "3-S-- r'-'- Poplar delegation France speaks tomorrow August , 1921. a double murder of a tornado and rainfall Friday "It can be understood why Great take tho samo lofty und His addresi In tl'ot American was cemmltfed in on coun- sub- point the arms conference. proceed your county ni!ht. Greenville, in Wayne Hrllaln should be averse to advanced transcend- Is be a statement It l"nrneil nallup-Fnrmingt- position, to frank naval jifnn, wna the rond below is Isolated two rivers, nnd marines," the editorial says, "but tho note expected on M"l?p-- ty, by the ing It possible, struck of the reasons that lmncl France i. n"t'orlty. the S'llproek Nnva'o Indian Is that is no reason why France and A ...... !. na agency Piedmont under water, on that first memorable day. lo maintain tho world's largest by Mrs. , who before that lived The water at Piedmont lat night Italy should, accept Mr. Balfour's "Wo record the position of II a whole C"'v t'l rr',.r!pl(, he- - near the Coal Basin near families to limitations. We aro unable to con- army. mines, forced nl out twenty Mr. ana Mrs. Ineoaore KooseveiU America's workers, for whom The to be covered by his cause of their 'eslr to nut Gallup. Great loss to struct lar.,ro ships because wo have us in accord subject . - leave theii homes. 1 we speak, being statement Is the point of ronvniil proposed nioci'rn- "She shot nnd killed been fore- Col. Theodore as- not the financial moans. There is of dis- probably re-- Billy Kelly property nnd crops has Roosevelt, with the utmost degree to t'nn of the submi'rine mi l 4 with a .22 and I to have f nothing hostile in our to utmost most immediate Importance ririt- - pistol, wa.i cast. in sistant of the r.avy and policy armament, with the In the conference. In In- p'nceTnont feat'iros. Hi" done the same to Sam Grey, but got The which struck here secretary Great Britain but our only hope of effort to the France Isli 1s wild to have tornado, one of the advisers to the Amer- destroy machinery formed circles, H Is expected the l'lcTa'on a chill at the last minute. She took Friday night, hilling four people independence consists in owning of war and to make unnecessa- 3 re'n- - bc-c-n address will be a defense of French nT'rovril the RiigcreMod hold of my hand and pulled the and lnlurltuf about fifty, caused ican arms delegation, has many submarines. Lot ua remem- ry and Impossible the appetites, tlvo onpl'nl chip stronjrHi for trls?er of a gun. a .4"i Colt. estimated at of the naval ber that the Mediterranean is still a the the rivalries, military policy. the United property damage made chairman British a Jealousies, What Brland Said. Great Britain, "She then fired another shot at $100,000. Between forty nnd fifty of lake, presenting problem and the intrigue that lead to States pud Japan without she a can- technical committee, composed more and more delicato Tn expressing general adherence Kelly, after which threw houses within an area of forty from Great important war." equivocation, teen of water at me and forced mo were demolished, as well as a one naval expert for us than that of tho Pacific. rf France tn the American plan for P.ritlsh miles and ex- de-th- e Adlirronoo of the under pain of death, to throw their of Today Britain. Jaran, Italy, "Mr. Balfour has said the bo suggested that it is to number outbuildings. will ar- is representatives the capital bodies under the arroya bridge, di- men, women and children started the United States, which istence of his empiro impossible conference: ! shin ratio became, known to. the at details of plans for re- without the safeguarding of its long FOCH VISIT "When it comes on the ngend of rectly opposite river brldgo rebuilding manv of tho homes, range .night ns an nftorn.i the Shlproek. The rains In the Ozark the naval strength of the lines of communication, but Italy, as it Inevitably will come to tho conference between heavy 'f ducing as uro all the Mediterrean nations, of land a yesterday "This Is my first opportunity for mountains during the storm show- powers represented at the con- if question armament, ques- Koeretnrv Hiir"S. M". llal'oitr makinir tl inform.it'on as she has and is at tho complete mercy of Eng- tion particularly delicate for which ed the effects Saturday night ference. able to stifle them ut and Atl'"rnl Kto, at watched me too elo!;o and thr"t-ene- d when the streams poured Mrs. Roosevelt were land, who is France, wn have no Intention to nnvnl ii"slon was enn- - today Mr. ani will. cannot consent to any AL BUOUEROUE Ion. tlie to kill me if I pqnealed. But down to tho low land and flooded as left the Italy eschew this finest vnsscdi In the light of Japanese now I have her and am In hid- mappel they limitation on submarines unless she "I hope I shall be nbie to state left much t"rritory. building where arms reservations. ing, llv life Is in danger until she The Black river here has reached can obtain absolute guarantees." what the position of France Is, so conference sessions are being The Tempo expresses the opinion Is caught I will give myself the flood stage of eeventeen feet. - that tho United States and the when I ...learn of arrest." hul.H It Is una x.i iho few pic- that tho study of naval bases will EASTWARD TRIP world may know. And when up her Workmen tonight were throwing tb-- fully and who a In North ft"-- ever take" e couple lis necessary at tho conference. I have tried to prove this, I am Kelly Grey, operated up reserve embankments the:-:e,- " Nov. 20 (by the As- have been miss- "All of says tbo newspaper, finite sure you will bo convinced Washington, taxi aT"ney here, Poplar Bluffs. togeiner. control of "5-5-- ratio left 1 line "are under the England that necessities sociated Press.) The ing since they Oall"p August The St. I.or'S San Francisco is for France, after the in an automobile for and Puxi or America. It impossible 13 to Be at the of nnd life hav e been adeV of naval strength for the United Farmington, between Poplar Bluffs and Franco to accept Eng- Scheduled safety neeerdlng to luuhorttic No trace ncao and Capo Girardeau in out of Italy tiuate'y secured, harbors pi States, Great Britain and Japan, found. land's superiority in the Grand on Dec. 5; American arms of the aulomobllo hns been service, and trains are being HIGH COST OF LIVING Canyon thought of disturbing the peace of advanced by the Authorities were bn'fled In the sub- Missouri I'acific. MAKE ATHLETICS the world." Is Increas- over the Leaves New York for a delegates coming under sequent inve.':t!ratlon. On the Missouri Pacific Between IS DUE TO TOO MUCH Beyond this forecast, there ha In the pro- Is ing pressure. main, The river bed to be dragered Birmarck and Charleston, three LIVING, DAVIS HINTS INDIVIDUAL BOWLING Jaunt of 12,000 Miles. been nothing to Indicate that the posed modifications seem to cen- once more for the bod'es of the are out. land armament question Is to h al- bridges reported RECORD IS BROKEN ter about the conlention that the men, authorities said today, ATTRACTIVE, IS (By The A.noliif1 i'" ) taken up definitely for settlement, stated It was their Mooseheart, HI., Nov. 20. So "5-5-- formula, which is baaed on though they commissToFform OF New York. Nov. 20. New York here. far as can he learned, bodies would bo Too much living may have The A iirlntpit to- no docs not reiiect opinion that the (Ity Pro.) bade Marshal Foch au revoir power has any prepared army tonnage, properly washed miles down stream by this GOVERNMENT IS BEING something to do with tho high Des Moines, Iowa. Nov. 20. The himself on n swing plan. All delegations are armed proportionate Connelis-vill- e night, sending present strength time, if the l"ttef from cost of living1. Secretary Pavls Middle West Bowling association's continent that will not with statistics dealing with armies, when such other elements as speed, AGITATED IN CL0VIS TILDEfJ FORMULA intimated in broken O. about the radius and armament are Is authentic. yesterday making Individual record was by end until December 13, when he but neither tho Fnited States nor cruising public bureau of labor statis- Becker of who rolled Im- i considered. Milwaukee, returns here to sail tho next day Great Britain has any direct or (Sprrlnl Crre"iimti-'- lo Th Jnurff tics showing that the average 720 In the singles of the associa- mediate Interest In Thus there has been every to- for France. the subject, tar, Clovis, N. M., Nov. 20. At the American cats over a ton ,of tion's annual tournament here announced both cut their armies to Indication that the American Col- mid-we- The tonign. having .. chamber of President of Lombard food s. The st record itinerary would. "stand for its pro- HOLD A MAN FOR last mcetlnjr-of- tho ye.lr. day. former Indicated that tho generalissimo the bone. group pat" commerce to adopt u, "This amount," ho said, "it was made nt tho Des Moines tourn- Much interest posal of maintaining the existing the proposal Tells How His Insti- will travel more than 12.000 mllei has attached to xor a lege 2,004 pounds per man. ament in 1912 by August Smitlrof e but It is declared the na- charter proviuins nnd vWt twenty-fiv- slates and Premier Brisnd's statement be- ratio, sion form of government was dis- Has Turned Out a "Is such an appetite anPbet-te- r Kt. Louis. Becker's score today cause of reference ho tional viewpoints of the other pow- tution the Canada. what might a fair cussed and the chamber authorized for the body than for the also Is believed to have broken will him to tho make to the French desire ers as to what constitutes MURDER AETER A to Football Team. I notice these record. The trip take that basis of comparison will have due the appointment of a committee Winning pockotbook? by world's singles coast and back again to Great. Britain nnd the United, of 15 same statistics that tho aver-ag- o The fenni of A. Morrow and A. pacific recognition, secure the signatures per Washington by a southerly route, States join In assurances of sup- cent of the voters to a (By The Hmonafm riM.) American wage earner Itiley of Kansas City wa3 first in Franco Jluy Kcview Status. qualified rolled thence into Canada and back to port for should she be be a more tho- petition requesting the city coun- Galosburg. 11!., Nov. 20. Presi- manages to keep tho spark of tho doubles event, having New again attacked. In view of tho The result may In on New York through England. of the cil to call a eloctlon to vote Ti'-de- col- life his body 1,775 1,237 today. rough review of the status THIPLESUYIMG special dent J. M. of Lombard M. Tho marshal left tonight for Wash- general attitude here, however, !t of food In the special, b-- naval establishments of the three on tho adoption of a commission formula for pounds a year. whence the will - h regarded as unlikely Premier of lege here has a little "Medical authorities Sommers of Milwaukee was first ington, swing powers, which the Japanese hold form government. Is may started Tuesday nicht. He end .l Brland will make oven a direct ref- to en in- succossful collcio athletics. It make what please of these with a score of l.SOB. erence to will show Japan's right they ns next his visit to New York nt a public it. over the Wi- Hi" this: figures, but I notiqe that the Kansas City was chosen Aro crease proportion Oliver Vandervort of R0SWELL JUNIORS ut tho an- reception tonight. Advisers Prepared. but which American experts de- "Make athletics as attractive a average Japanese consume! year's tournament city as tho Meanwhile, American 905 nual of the association to- His itinerary anounred by military clare will be more likely to estab- lmington, 0., Charged BEATEN BY INSTITUTE pounds of food per year. meeting in follows: advisers are for Ini- the possible." All officers were American legion, part, prepared the lish that Great Britain and day. 22, 2.i, tiation of the land al- With Moth- "Get tho best coach you can." November Washington; armament ques- United States is each entitled to Killing Wife, Spcc1:il rnrrrAponrirhre tit Th Jmirntif I BillinL'S, tion by some other one advance over but President Tilden de- Mason City, la.; 28, group. They most a two to er and a Caller. Roswoll, N. M., Nov. 20. Insti- Simple, MAGIRL IS STOPPED Mont., and Butte, Mont.; 9, St. aro prepared to show that ths his I Japan. tute Juniors defeated Hoswell high clares It accounts for school, Maries, Idaho, thence to Puokane: American army far below Tue of such a re- school on turn- BY KLESCH IN 10TH any advisability (U Th PreM.1 Juniors Thursday varsity with only 102 men enrolled, SPOKESMEN OF 3 30, Seattle; December 1, Portland, ratio of land power which might view is understood to have been field a score of 30 to 6. This na-- al conterence Wilmington, O., Nov. 20. Oliver by out a football team which is ()re.; 3. San Francisco; 4, I.os An- reductions, M. Brland said o disoussed yesterday at a un- was the first of a "best two out of ing (By The Annotated I'reM.) no A. J. Vandervort, 32, was being held more to score 100 points Nov. 20. geles; 0, Grand Canyon. Ariz.: 7, mobilized; that organized between becretary Hughes, follow- three series" for the Junior foot- likely Juarez, Mexico, Johnny Houston. He will return to New beyond a Admiral Kato, heads der a murder charge today Both 50. Klosch. of Cleveland, Ol io, stopped paper structure Balfour, and a at Cuba, a vil- ball championship of Roswell. than December 13. stands behind it, except thn na- of the American, British and Jap- ing triple s'aylng teams were matched as to coach our POWERS DISCO ss Art. Magirl, of Oklahoma City, York, near here, last evenly "We pay our football In the Conference n Snores. tional guard ond that the stand- anese delegations, and is expected lage night. and a was Til- Okla., hero this afternoon Whit- weight fast, snappy game President twelve-roun- of ing army Is no more na- receive consideration soon by Those killed were Bertha maximum salary," tenth round of a slow d Ambassador .lusnerund Franc?, than a to divorced the result. fac- Marshal tional forco the international commission of low Vandervort, 30, his scored their den observed today. "All tho bout at one hundred and sixty speaking at a dinner given police and pofslblv H wife and of Vandervort'( Institute Juniors an ef- Foch. referred to the armistice too small for even that work. Th naval experts. mother first touchdown in the first three and everybody Is happy. NAVAL pounds Klesch displayed the three children: Mrs. Jeff Whitlow, touch- ulty DUESTIOI fective cross counter, flooring conference to which he is n dele- work of the American military By the highest authorities, minutes of play. A second Good Vnarh Neocwary. right has been Associated" Press is assured that the 57, mother of Mrs. Vandervort, ana was scored in You Magirl repeatedly for the count of gate. He said ho could confident- group confined to statk. said to have, down this period. "It la a matter of necessity. stato the is an Ileal to American government stood four- Howard Poster, 24, Both were kicked. Both cannot run a without ath- nine. MaTirl's chief second threw ly that oonference preparation Inform tho t been a caller on Mrs. Vandervort. goals college of tho tenth assured success. All of the propo- American delegates on square behind its original proposal teams fought hard in the second letics and to make a success of Situation Is in In a towel at tho close any polo limitation by the yard Mrs. Whitlow before dying, po- was able Canvassed round. sitions so far made, he said, would that might arise. to regulate quarter but neither team must have the best -- had declared com- in- sports you 11. l Ll 1 l n ... i.'i.Ha hnrtolcart out be Into In a It con- stick of existing strength and lice say, Vandervort to score. In the third can for the sam-- j fr'tliu carried effect largo appears likely that the quarter coach you find, we Ligiii or nesiTva--i In round measure. Tho ference when It no intention of making concessions. mitted the murders. The poller Juniors scored two points on best pos- jap Jimmie Driguez the first only Important will, reaches th.i stitute reason that you select the d do not she told them Vandervort was Believe an of a scheduled eight-roun- bout at question that remained, he added, item on the agenda The American delegates say a safety when a Roswell back sible professor for French or the tions; Agree- providing for want to a came to her home while Intoxicat- downed behind his own Prac- for 130 pounds. was that of the limitation of land discussion of new agencies of war. adopt as which goal. highest authority possible ment Will Be Reached. of El he turn attitude, however, so far ed and started a quarrel tically the entire Junior second team athletics an Young Joe Rivers, Paso, forces. Here, continued, Franco this question over to a Joint concerned are will- ended In chemistry. Then with won the decision of the re- would make herself heard. commission or commissions. details are and the shooting. wus playing in the last quarter, assured success, we have a popular Texas, Thi to the views of any power Rodney Wallace, a farmer living Roswell Juniors scored their only (By The AmxK'lnted VrcM.) feree over Kid Jon Spuek, of Okla- subject will Involve, use of air ing her lever with which to lift the men, re- of a six-rou- which thinks it may have been done T,ear the Whitlow home, lnformei touchdown in this period, but failed Washington, Nov. 20. As a homa City, at the end GEN. PERSHING WILL bombs, gas, submarines and simi- the that Vandervort. in their educational efforts." sult of tho conference at 110 pounds. lar devices. an injustice. authorities to kick goal. The institute juniors There is that one other element yesterday go A Speedy Showdown. whilo crazed with drink, shot him added two more touchdowns and between Secretary Hughes, Mr. BE KNOWN AS "BRAVE Following the nddre-- of Pre- indi- material, and President Tilden Balfour mier Thus there are increasing last night. goals to their count. and Admiral Baiun Kato, HARVARD'S VICTORY A Brland, it was said, Chairman the showdown as far Vandervort told tho authorities teamwork has been going after that Just as at which tho navul question was EAGLE" TO THE SIOUX Hughes cations that The institute Juniors' as he for a probably would suggest as the fundamentals of a naval he was not responsible for tho tri- was feature of the vigorously campaigned canvassed in the light of the Jap- GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT that the whole question of the outstanding football teacher. His choice for anese The umorlnled land armament agreement are concerned ple murder, and that he )9 the vic- game. The line ripped holes In the reservations, the greatest (By l'rc.) armaments be referred to the com- bo reached The far of circumstances in like a coach fell on Paul J. Schlssler, confidence wus expressed in au- Annoclnted Washington, Nov. 20. General mittee of five may speedily. tim having Hoswell defense and stood of athletics (By The I'ren.) for an appropriate questions developments are been found at the Whitlow home. stone wall all attacks. Bal- then assistant director thoritative Japanese circles tonight New York, Nov. 20. Harvard s Pershing hereafter will ho known resolution. Eastern against at tho of Nebraska and an of not moving so rapidly and there Asked by the authorities who lard, Phaw, Miller and Hart University that accord eventually would victory over Yale in the final of to members the Sioux Indian seems to be a growing impression did the Oliver Vander- individual stars for the head coach of its basket ball and bo reached. The conference, it was football season's tug tnreo tribe as "Bravo Eagle," tlie nam.1 TO IXTERPBET shooting, were the teams. Schlssler had the SPFFm that If details are to be worked out, vort, aged 10, said: "Papa did it." Institute. Webb, Pliant and Hill baseball said, effectually "cleared the air" meetings will stand as one of the that was given him at a council of A.S IT IS DELIVERED the process will be a long one. The three small children were did excellent work for the Roswell made a great record at Nebraska of many misunderstood points. accomplishments of the Sioux Indians at the Rosebud res- will liked the Idea of his It was believed ex- greatest Tomorrow the conference the only witnesses. When the po- eleven. but heading a partial gridiron clans that have worn the ervation on Armistice day and was Washington, Nov. 20 (by the As- land armaments. At an was own athletic even at planation, at least, lay in the state- half back, assist- communicated to Gen- sociated take up ex- lice arrived Vandervort sitting department Crimson. Owen, yesterday Press.) Premier Briand, session Premier Brland is In tho a much smaller school. ment obtained at the headquarters ed Ruell, turned eral Pershing's office by Comls-slon- er In the open house, holding his youngejv one tho three by Quarterback addressing arms conference pected to present considerations child, a baby. It is President Tllden's theory of delegation, that the tricks that left the Blue on tho Burk of Indian affairs. tomorrow on land enormous naval have il armament, wl'I behind France's present Oliver told tho authorities that KANSAS CLASHES that no material Inducements nco.l great powers might short end of a 10 to score. not nttempt to deliver his and to invite discussion he extended to athletes varying estimates of tho actual ex- of Dart- entire army outlay after tho shooting he attempted to bring good Captain Jim Robertson, address without stopping for the from the other powers. Italy is attract attention of to the college. isting strength of their navies mouth, was in poor form yesterday also to set forth the neighbors harmonized might or his A interpreter's translation in Eng- said to be ready by shooting a revolver four times Points to Records. which, "being and it was partly because lish. and Mr. Hughes is un- "Just make school attrac- suggest a way of a settlement of that Syracuse was her views, brief Into the ground. The revolver, sSOUR! your poor punting Members of tho French delega- derstood to bo considering a with four was tive to the athlete" Is the Lombard ratios." able to win 14 to 7. Bethlehem, tion the United States. emnty cartridges, The position of Japan was set over explained that the premier, at statement for found In the house. Another re- m president's idea and ho points to Pa., LnFsvetta triumphed Intervals of about or iforth determina- three five Confidence In Outcome. had not been those 102 to 0 and 01 to 0 fcoivs tonight as that of 28 to fi. .lUiovtrenefi of Otlln- - volver, which fired, tion to obtain a favorable agree- Lehigh season with AID HELP CHINA s(np t0 pprmlt tho i... In autj-mobll- e. to show how It works. Brown concluded its Ameri- was found Vandervort's em- official to tell -' Ion on some features of the THURSDAY said can seil ment. Japanese experts were a hard earned 7 to 0 victory over interpreter the coti- evidence No trace was found of NEXT "Why," he, "you in ference what had been said. can naval plan, there is with which the murden athletics Just the same as you phatic declaring that tonnage Colgate. unanimous confidence tho gun was the logical basis of ratio dis- nf a virtually were committed. would neckties. You' would not out that in the outcome. Yesterdays Vandervort and his wife ha:l sell neckties by ySur cus- placements. They, pointed BOXER IS S DISTURBANCES OCCUR .i Mr Huirhes. Mr. (By The AMielinel offering a battle cruiser might possess PROMINENT hntn.nr. ' a was been divorced twice. Mo Nov.rf.)20. With tomers bonus, and you do not but she was IN I Balfour, and Baron Kato Kansas City. need to In football. Make greater speed that KILLED IN ACCIDENT BOMBAY; POLICE as cordial, and Nobraska the 1921 champion of your inferior to a dreadnaught in essentially In- athletic look so good of II to conference, opportunities of armor and number BURNED was declared have helped DR. ADCLF L0RENZ, tho Missouri Valley strength 20. Mil-bur- n Influential in STATI0NJS ""'it of football followers to the man coming to college that guns and that In a naval engage- Lafayette, Ind., Nov. Newspapers on terest he will want to tako of of i (Continued Page Two.) "BLOODLESS SURGEON" tonight centered on the Thanks- advantago ment would be at a disadvantage. Baylor. 29, Indianapolis, the Far East Hope Con- (By The AMuclutcd Trex.) clash at Lawrence, them. Therefore, tho fact that British and big four railroad fireman, who, Bombay, India, Nov. 20. Dis- FROM EUROPE giving we foot- ARRIVES between Missouri and Kansas, "First realized that our Japanese capital ships include bat- a few years ago was a prominent ference Will Devise Some turbances occurred Friday at sev- ball field In- box- which will have decided bearing was old and run down. tle cruisers was not to them an contender for the lightweight eral points in the native quarter. When we finished our I was killed to- Plan of A mob WEATHER (B The Aoclnlert Vrm.) on the standing. stadium dication of superiority and should ing championship, burned a police station and Now York, Nov, 20. Dr. Adolf The of the other began sending out word through not be counted as such, they In- day, when a string of cars run- military patrols wero called out. only effect the state to come see It. And The A.nrlaled rre.ti. on t.oronz, Austrian bloodless surgeon Thanksgiving games between and sisted. ning wild crashed Into his engini. (By They fired find dispersed the y FORECAST. who gained fame In America years Des they came. Japan has no posit lvo program Saylor was pinned against the Washington, Nov. 20 (by the As- rioters, who suffered some casual- Drake and Grlnnell at Moines, "Now wo of issues 3t ties. "Denver, Colo., Nov. 20. New ago when he cured Lollta Armour, on the will be to deter- have our conch, and he concerning the. general question boiler head and scalded to death sociated Press.) Recent standing, Is real. ma- as vari- of the in On "Mexico: Fair Monday and Tuesday; helrefs to the Armour millions, of mine Grlnnell shall ap- Our boys plav Ilka a China, it was learned, but by tho release steam. The engineer Influential organs press Saturday morning the trouble - whether Forty-eig- ht change' In tempera- a hip disease which surgeons con- In win school chine. of the 102 men ous points aro presented, Japan will was seriously Injured. In 1914 he the Far East, just received, express started afresh, the patrols again po Important last pear the column, the In are out team In won lichtweicht nnd welter that the conference will forced to sidered Incurable, arrived having lost all threo of Its confer- college for the explain her position. Japanese thn the hope being fire, UArlzona: Fair Monday, somewhat night from Europe. and they nil come out every night, circles some anxiety was apparent weight titles of Australia. j devise some means of ence games. while which warmer oouth portion; Tuesday While In America, he stated he Nebraska took the championship eighty men In all are out for as to the concrete questions aid for China. Tho dominating COBB "SCRAPS" WITH fair. would repay part of the debt his 35 athletics of one kind or another." China might bring up. Emphasis CO. WILL note is the desirability of the pow Saturday by defeating Ames, Lombard fine was laid on conten- MORRIS & country owed to America for Its to 3. got off to a start the Japanese era sinking any rivalries they may UMPIRE; FINED $150 REPORT. work in aiding starving Austrian It was the Kansas who hy beating Palmer college 102 to tion that tho Chinese delegates rep- ANNOUNCE AWAGE CUT have in tho common purpose of twenty-fou- r Aggies 0, government, would be Conditions for the and Hungarian children after the made the column hang then took over Bradley Institute resent only the Pekin helping China, since it (Hy The Asanclaled 6 be- percentage of 91 which does not control a great own well ns Pre.) hours ended at p. m. yesterday, war, by giving his services In In such a fashion that a Kansas or Peoria 58 to 0, Monmouth Chicago, Nov. 20. Morris and for their Interest as Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 20. to 0, Des 7 of China. of recorded by the university; half of afflicted children. Missouri victory Thursday will Moines university to 0; part eomnnnv. Ttnekera will Hnnolince that the Chinese. Tyrus Cobb, manager of the De- Highest temperature BS make it bounce like a rubber ball. and St. Louis university fell by 61 tomorrow a wago cut of approxt- - I Everything possible should be troit American league baechall 23 A to 0. Is to establish Lo.wcst 3 P BTTSIXESS JflSSIOV. They defeated Oklahoma, 14 to 7. Remaining games aro with IOWA WOMAX, 103, DEAD. maieiy ien per cent, eriective done, it pointed out, club and manager of the San Warhlngton, Nov. 20. The Jap- Northwestern college, November Bloomfleld, Iowa, Nov. 20. Mrs. 28, for workers in all of order and if possible to set up some Francisco team of tho Cslifornla 40 IVaI nM anese business men'a mission. BLUES HIGN CALDWELL. 5, Knox college, November 18, an! Cyanthia' Anne Walton, 103 years uivil lnn, utlll."lAAmnlila nai. .nntt.hrnig,.. central authority. winter league, was fined $150 s . an-- of 1921-2- 2. be- Humidity at 6 a. m .. i arrived here last night, will Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20. Ray Valparaiso, November 26. old, widow of Ira D. Wulton, u The cut will equal that recently I The China year book the result of an altercation 7 rs Humidity at p. m. ii Wednesday. The dl-il-- .' Caldwell, former for the President Tilden looks on col- dead here. Bhe was born Octnbsr uouiicea oy ine oiner imib iiueiv-o- Is qudted as estimating the foreign tween Cobb and Empire Phyle dur- pitcher Of t. Dcefinunrinn n will be received at . tlv New York Yankees and later for lege athletics from the Inside. H 30. 1818, In Fleming county, Ken- who have Instituted employe debt China to be i 2,000,0110,000 ing yesterday's game between the (f, Maximum wind velocity 10 Wlle House by President Hardlnt the Cleveland Americans, was was a track star himself, winning tucky, and came to Iowa In 1851. rAtlNi.nnlnHnn nlnna ! their with a deficit of tO. 000,000 a San Francisco nnd the Vernon or winn ...... tV.HlOl tomtii row, while oh Tuesday It will signed yesterday by the Kansas his letter for three years at Wor- Sho Is survived by five of eight plants, the employes voting them- - month, accruins to tho Pekins clubs here, it became known to- y ; iharacter of day ...... Clour cj.il en Becrotary Hoover. ' City American association club. cester Polytechnic. . children, , geives a ten per cenv cut, treasury. night. ,

1 V'J tfsjrtSWfii;i'eu'SW.tLiil'iv1i, eAg&Uii&AJiitaito)1 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 'rer 21, 1921. L!WS OFFERS HARDING WORKERS IH J03ENAL' WILL REPORT 01 SAIAH IS ADVICE ON HOW mi TO SHAKE HANDS SALESMANSHIP MARKETING II.S. SPELLER BUT HE WILL BE TKE BIG PRIZE WinUERS SUPPLYOF FOOD SHE FUEL Let Fatima smokers CI The Efforts Put Forth Now Are 0ly Essential to Real Success in Journal's Big Automobile Campaign; More (H.v The Afinodattd Prizes Than Active Workers at This Time and Excel- Annual Convention of Prnn.) tell Third Chicago, Nov. 20. Isaiah Smith, lent Opportunity for New Candidates to Entr and Win you American Farm Bu- pumper, is a most peculiar typist the in fact, he picks out. his name as Studebaker Sedan, or Big Touring Car with Little Effort reau Will Get Under Way "Einitoh." Hut when It cornea to saving coal, the Illinois Central The race for the fjve automo more credits than at any time at Atlanta, 6a. railroad him one of Today pronounces the biles and all the cash prizes to be during the latter' part of the record men of the system. Now is given by Tho Albuquerque campaign. the time my The Anreu nm.l The Illinois Central recently put away to get the subscriptions need- nn n Atlanta, Ga.. Nov. 20. At the fuel saving campaign and Morning Journal has started. Right ed to wln.-r-No- w is the time word of it was to an annual convention of the passed Isaiah, now Is the time for candidates to get the credits by the third old southern negro, at the pumping credits you American farm bureau here tomor- get busy and secure the thousand, where later on It station nt Phillip's Bayou, Mies., necessary to win be hundred. row six rr.tional mar- hid In the between will by the NOW, woods midway Did you ever before have the Is the time to take the lead In keting committees will bring before Lula, Miss., and Helena, Ark. The are in over which Isaiah opportunity you offered the vote standings, and pile up the farmers of America their first station presides this campaign an opportunity to such a great number of votes on the was then using coal at the rata of be PAID IN CASH for the effort - reports growing three wheelbarrow loads of coal a that it will be next to tmpos- movement. These committees necessary to win one of the many sible for any other candidate the wool, livestock, day. to Remember represent grain, These ore his of progress prizes be awarded? to pass you. nnil vegetable growing reports aro pay for r: fruit, dairy to his superior as duly chronicled you guaranteed TIM is industries. These committers, ap- every single moment of your spare FLYING. withinrthe last by in the Illinois Central Magazine: In pointed year A. mr Joe conklin, 1 bunt 3 Whel time that you put forth gatlv Now Is the time for those President J. R. Howard of the in cam-pa- ls hors of col on September the first ering credits this campaign. already entered In the American Kami Bureau federation, Every activo worker Is guaran to get buny and do their are national selling agen- isiah smitoh pumper nn sum In forming .H. Mr Joe Conklin, Dlvn Ac- teed either auto or a best. The campaign Is a very cies through which individual cash, and if YOU are entered now, one and ends In less Forty-si- x countant, short than farmers pool their products. 31 S 3 bors you have every chance to win one weeks states will have state represent- Central Station. I bount five time, the FIRST of Col On The 12 Of September I of the five big automobiles to be PERIOD VOTE OFFER ends ation. December 22nd. and with- first Mcst The Tran On The 11 it Pld awarded December 7th, and after that This will be perhaps the At out the expenditure of a single LESS votes will be In have Not Stop Warter Tank To Get time given time history that, farmers 1 is All 2L penny. on met to consider as n No Water Hut Hop That Dr. Francisco SauchellL every subscription that you nationally 7?ito T The A collect. national the of Sent In Right Report 01?KT problem marketing Your Trouiy Isiah Smltch Pointine out that shakine hands ori'Oim XITY. RRTr. IV Yorit America's food supply. Taxation, There Is a big tariff banking, dis- Pumper in the usual manner jars the ner opportunity, SUBSCRIPTION'S. transportation, are C. Mr. .Toe Conklin, Septembe' vous system. Dr. Francisco X. for a live, active candidate Our best advice to those al- "Nothing else armament and finance other 1921 I Bunt 2 of who makes real sincere effort on pro- The 17, Only Con Sauchelli of New York has sent to ready at work in the cam- subjects that hold place the I Am In g In lines have At T'ie Pumpln Station, Try President a as this generous paign, is to bring or send in will do" gram. Kxperts their To Pave Fuel I Don't Wast A Harding suggestion There are lots of been called In to discuss these sub- Ing to how the chief executive may re- campaign. subscriptions as fast as you Pit I Keep 5'y Yard Clen Of Al subscriptions to be secured if can secure them you get the jects. Wast Coal I Wount Bonn Mo duce the jar thus sustained. Dr. vou will them. Another Innovation In the mivi- - Sauchelli's is the only ask for greatest number of votes for Than I Can Help Tslah Smite suggestion that The prizes offered In this cam- them at this time, and It ena- ment for oetter agriculture is i runner SIS Central Station. Mem shaker grip the right hand of the are so valuable no i paign that bles the office to get the pa- enilSimeni. VI W'lliru in m m Tenn. person greeted as usual and ihen on reau work. Each state will send phis amount of effort your part pers started right away, and to D. September The SO, 191 place the left hand iver both thus !i too miicli to put forth In to credit up the old accounts. Its delegation of farm women Mr Joe I have O Bade strain the organi- Conklin, dividing the Billy Sunday winning them. In this way you get more votes outline a program for Your Orders I Hope I Give Yon Tt" who must shake zation of farm women in a national aid others many And, remember, that every for each subscription, and you ("Yen ok Number of Pors Of Coal hands have tried the idea. subscription you secure means can also In no other nation in tho A Onel' get the subscriber to way. Yourso In Pav I Have Just that much CASH in your save the free credit FATIMA world have farm women organized. Yonrse 2 Pors Of Coal To That coupons will ex- Day pocket, that every dollar you for you that In Address of welcome be Ts The Pest That I Can Do I appear every tended to the from the collect means thousands of Issue of tho Journal CIGARETTES delegates Think I Hive Doun Very Well In : x Gov. credits towards your chances Tin-- forty-si- state federations by Savin Fuel 318 Central, Station, rack and L. Key. of winning one of the autos. IS OS TWENTY T, W Hardwlck James Memphis Tenn. It for mayor of Atlanta. FAMINE CAUSES Isn't every day that you The race Is now on and the The three days' program will be have an opportunity of mak- pace is growing fast. Tour tomorrow after- ing the big mney that you ability and popularity have officially opened - A DEMONSTRATION IN can make In noon by President James It. How- this campaign, been demonstrated. You can OPPOSITION TO RULE MISERY THE and all In your spare moments, win if you get in and try. It's II at -- Among the prominent men who that. all up to you, yourself. but taste the difference address the convention are OF REILY BROKEN UP vo'R r'MPtTGN Cet started In the race with will TS Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. TO Yor. a shout, and put your should- Senator Arthur Capper, The Aiwlalttl PrcM.) Jre you folif to be a big er to the wheel, and show Wallace, (By e your Co. M. Baruch and Senator W. New Nov. iu. A demon-tratio- n w'nnT In this cam' ai'tn, Liggett tt Myers Tobacco Bernard l on, -e competitors at the very or n- 8. Kenyon of persons opposed to the you go'n to be num- beirinninir of the race, that you Tho rrnnnmlc side of agriculture Porto Klean administration of Gov- - bered anion? those who will know how and have the abil- wlU be particularly dealt with In Urnor K. Mont Kelly was broken wish th"y had of started, when ity to make a real race and the addresses of Senator Arthur., Ip today by police when the Revolutions for Five Years the carri'iairrn is ovr and the showing in tho vote column. M. Tan- - winners 46 BALES OF COTTON and Bernard Paruch. ernor landed from the steamer Have Left a Trzil oi De- announced? And remember that In this Secretary Henry C. Wallace of the anion. Tho schedMlp of credits, race. Ju- -t the same as In N. M. will re- any BURN AT MALAGA, department of agriculture Ianncrs carried In the crowd struction and eiven now, dnrln? the I'lrst otver TMK KST CAM- ferred to the as an "auto- Ruined Period means speak on "The Agricultural governor offer, thousands PAIGNER WINS. t I crat," to Porto Hieo, as "America's Houses; Fuel is Scarce. Hpeelol rnrrePnri''n'r o Tli Jmirn Ireland," and to the Reily adminis- Carlrbad, N. M., Nov. 20. For ty-si- x bales of co'.ton cons g ed to ENGLISH PUGILIST DIES. tration as "mongrel rule." (Bj The Aoorl'led ITcm.) Members of the denied re- on 20 Stewart Brothers of New Orleans. i New York, Nov. 20. Herbert party Samara, tho Volga, Nov. L. C. Leftwlch ports (hat the governor had used (by a Staff of the PERSONAL NOTES and bought by the The first cost Crossley, English heavyweight and Correspondent OF THE STATE firm of Carlsbad, was burned at who came to this harsh language to the natives Associated Press). The numerical pugilist, recently declared that the only criticism of and Malaga, twenty miles south of country, died today after a week's geographical extent of the here. One Santa Fe box car and is the last bout was with Al his administration had come from great famine cannot bo given. prsclicslly Illness. His last the ".secessionist a email DEXTiai, Tolly, Mrs. O. Klotz, Mrs. E. I tha platform, on which the cotton of New York, about two group," There is today and has been as Word from Mrs. Ira Shlveloy, Love. Mrs. F. L. Mrs. Roberts, minority. In Mehlhop, J. had been placed ready for ship- weeks ago. much food available Samara, for who hu been undergoing treat- !. Mills, Mrs. C. N. Mrs. O. were those ho havo as In ment In a Kansas Moore, ment, also burned. The loss money, Baku, City hospital foi U McMain, Mrs. J. V. Thomas, In value of the -- otton is estimated IlELICS ARE STOLEN. on the Caspian sea, 2.000 miles dis- the past two weeks Indicates she Is Miss Mabel ACCEPTS INVITATION1. Mielenz, Mrs. N. C. at about 16,500 and was covered by Ran Francisco, Calif., Nov. 20. tant. The Russian refugees from getting along nicely, but that it Woods, Mrs. R. C. A. L. London, Nov. 20 sir James Bolshevism In are be Keld, Mrs. Insurance. The fire is suppored u Relics of tha pioneer California Constantinople may three weeks yet before she Lewis, Mrs. L. 8. O'Neal, Mrs. O. have started Craig, Ulster premier, has acepted 1 S 4 9 from of is able to to from sparks left from days of were stolen from the suffering hunger and lack return her home here. Mrs - - Mrs. Mr. Invitation to "ura;,d ,M- Wallace, a which dur-Pran- Lloyd George's museum clothes almost as much as those Prof. In -, special train, passed meet for an Infor- of the association of pio- Roseman, charge of the Thomas. Mrs. George W1I- the him Wednesday neer women of In Gol- Russians In Poltava and they In manual training and cox, Mrs ing night mal talk on the Irish question. California, agricultural L, M. Shmidl. den Gate park here last night, ac- turn as much as those In Orenburg. courses of the Dexter schools, has The Woman's Home Mission so- cording to reports to the police The Associated s correspond- been Ofing real practical work with ciety of tho local church held their BAR CHEEK-TO-CHEE- K General HIndenburg and Von today. Many of the most valuable ent completed a Journey from his c uks. A number of new walks at home of two foremost war had meeting the DANCING AT KANSAS Ludendorff, of the .antiques in the colectlon, to Moscow by way of been needed about the school Mrs. O. M. Wallace Mst Thursday, In now mak- a, re- - leaders Germany, are which had taken years to gather, Tiflis, Baku, Astrakhan and grounds but that need is now Regular business coming before the STATE NORMAL SCHOOL ing a living by writing. were reported missing. and everywhere found In- lieved since he and the boys have 'meeting was disposed of and a nice tense the moet sordid of been mixing concrete at class perl- - Iprocram misery, and dainty refreshments (By The AMorlat- - which was seen In the dreary ods and other odd times. The new pnrie(, a f,ne afternoon, Prow.) JACOB KORDER & CO. work is Emporia, Kans., Nov. 20. steppe region between Ti'lia (Geor both neatly done and a well Fred Cheek-to-chee- Calvert and family are k dancing Is under gia) and Baku (port of Azerbaijan '"""S"1"1 iiiih'wvciiiciii, turn manual movIng to new plac0 at Ro9 ban a. t,plr at the Kansas state normal Dodge Brothers on the Caspian sea). unique iiiuiiuuii-i- lu luc Well tlliS Week, school. Revolt After Revolt. wui k iwr. xiuseinun is in me The student council has uuing taken action close-u- p There revolution after revolution local schools. to eliminate sedan On account mem- VAL'GTIN. dancing and a floor committee will for five years, has left a trail of of the large be held destruction and ruined houses and bership of the Dexter Woman's The Methodist Missionary socie- responsible for any infrac- club hereafter are ty observed the wek of prayef tion of the regulations. For the Hotels Are wrecked railway stations which meetings planned second offense be Buying rnnnot be in Add- to bo held at the local school build- last week. The meetings were students will matched Russia. In barred from school dances. ed to the lack of food, Is the con- ing. Miss Mabel Mielenz was the held the afternoons and the at The stant battle with maliria cholera leader of last week's meeting and tendance was good. and to Is the subject under discussion was Rev. W. H. the pas- SAND STORM .TAZZ AT typhus, and added these Weatherby, THE 'he cold against which there is lit- "The Works of Modern Poets." tor of the Presbyterian church, COLLEGE INN TONIGHT tle shelter or fuel. The next regular meeting date fall- has moved here from Corona and No more was seen ing on Thanksgiving has been will reside In the west ward. pathetic sight to the second than that of the Baku central rail- postponed Thursday Tho Parent-Teacher- s' meeting way station where thousands of following that clay. Mrs. W, fl. was held In West ward week - Oil Miles will act as leader and the last P(nU Vapor Sto6 men. women and children, going The Interest increnses In the at- could were subject will be "Opera." Among tendance contest. Guticura nobody say where, those at the last meeting Soap camped on dirty sidinrs, for the present In the home of Mrs. IS IDEAL- - most dre?sed in eat- were: Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. F. John Reed The fact Hotels all over part rags and W. Mrs. A. Mrs. on Tuesday evening a number of that the country are ing of food like hunted ani- Craln, Durand, scraps Mabel Douglas, Mrs, B. F. Fields, young people gathered to meet the installing Red Star Vapor Stoves should mean mals. Rev. and Mrs. Davis and the Hands To' the the In Mrs. Breeb Hurst, Mrs. Harry organized For much to the householder w ho has his eyes open north, along Volga an Epworth league. The officers 5otjfj,OfBtwnt.T!ptrm ,2Be.wrwhrB. Portamplw Russia, tho misery is often of the Miss addrM: Ovtinrt La.brmtorii,I)lt X, MJda,Mu. to economy. Several res- - are: Esther Reed, president: every Albuquerque respectable, cleanly kind. At Czar- Lamar first taurants have discarded of families are llv -3 RATIO OF NAVAL Strickland, vice presi- their previous equip- itzyn thousands dent; Professor Patterson, third ment in A Ing in railway cars. Others have vice their favor. Red Star Vapor Burner been housed In villas STRENGTH IS OPPOSED president; Harrold Sweetland, and palaces. Sarah treas- will burn 19 hours on one gallon of kerosene. Begging Is rather the exception BY FOREIGN POWERS secretary; Hamilton, than the urer. 7 The heat is more intense than gas or elec- the rule everywhere in Dick Tudor of the audi: famine regions. State college tricity, and of course, many times more eco- (Continued from Page One.) football team spent Sunday with Churches Are Open, his mother. FREE CREDITS nomical. There's a Red Star for every size The German colonist villages and DON'T DELAY LONGER COM so clear the air of much diplomatic Miss Marie Knight of State col- towns the Volga are high-grad- e, family, and a to meet along indirection. lege was a of Take a money-earnin- g price every purse. cleanly and orderly, surrounded by guest Miss Grace Good for 100 Credits in But the Far Eastern questions, to Tudor last week. course in our DAT or NIGHT such florid luxuriance of field and SCHOOL. The Albuquerque Journal it Is hard to believe come up at an executive meeting forest, that of the delegates tomorrow, are re- Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, their people are suffering from & ft Aa In garded as lending themselves less Banking, Secretarial, Pace hunger. everywhere Russia, to In- Pace Civil SALESMANSHIP CLUB i the churches are open and services easily rapid decision. They Higher Accountancy, volve maze of Service Courses ex- are held. At Voisk, when the cor- such a Interlocking prepare for V diplomatic red tape that If an aminations. PRIVATE AND IN- respondent attended vespers, he No cure for out of agreement Is reached even on the it. fill fttU DIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Spe- was followed the church by some 1 Klief is often cial attention to backward 100 mm one of the priests who begged that general principles delegates f urougnt by given 100 food come from America before his will be well satisfied. students. Problems Affecting China. Call or Write for Information, people starved. are In the worst areas there Is far Problems affecting China ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS Credits Credits more was considered virtually incapable of COLLEGE. hunger swelling than negotiation along such exact lines seen In Vienna In the . winter of as as to armament 1918. This Is the last stage of star- may be pursued I HEREBY CAST 100 FREE CREDITS FOR comes It Is said by some delegates that SKKafiSSSC!MI vation and when It neither will be necessary to medicine will probably It Wind Shield Glass-Lumbe- r fond nor help. deal with the subject set out in New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. Miss, Mr. or Mrs.. Tho majority of such cases are with the ten J. O. BAI.KKI. 4iB t.UMBKR CO MM In the the agenda and points BollermaUrfi una tteirftra. to be neen the cities, about of on tlOO 42t Sooth First Street. Plione 40 In or the Chinese proposition gen 8. Snood St. Tel IU47-- Address DIst. No., railway station, the trains eral lines. The statement made by about the landing stages and on the is iftuLiii m the steamers of the where Japanese delegates Saturday This coupon, neatly clipped out. name and address of ths Volga, regarded as showing an indisposi- candidate filled In. and mailed or delivered to the hundreds of thousands of peasant to far into de- Campaign to reach tion by Japan go Department of The Morning Journal, will count as 100 FREE wanderers are seeking tails and the Chinese have been CREDITS. It does not cost friends in districts where they the FOR SALE anything to cast these Coupons reminded that Japan came to for your favorite candidate, and you are not restricted In Imagine food conditions are better. conference arter a clear un G E. sense any The Is to dis- only Fletcher in voting them. Get all you can and send them in government trying derstanding with Secretary Hughes WATER MOTOR they all count. courage such wanderings but they that no action could be bound Dy are Inquire continuing. the conference against its will, even This conpon most bo polled before 9 p. m., Tuesday, Nov. S9. The distances made by peasant all others were united Monument Works JOURNAL OFFICE 4 though families are Incredible. At Saratov, against it. about the river front, may be met conversations between to- Private N. M. r Oil Water families from Orenburg going the delegates seem to be develop Albuquerque, Red Star Heaters wards the Ukraine, where the crops ing a view mat tne uar eastern did not fall, and then families from should be treated the Memorials of the Better to some questions by C. H. CARNES In all our experience with water heaters we Astrakhan going up river conference by elimination, sev Kind of the German villages such as eral of China's ten points are SPECIALIST IN OCULAR I have never found one to be nearly as satisfac- Volsk or Baronov. known to be acceptable to all dele- REFRATION Robber Shot When Caught. Is We pay the freight to tory as the Red Star. It heats as quickly as gations end it suggested that you 107 8. Fonrth. Phone 1057-- While there Is perfect order In these should be adopted, thus mak is Indi- a. gas, more economical, and can be installed all Russia on every hand the of least some accom-mihment- Egg ing sure at Gallup in home, new or old, without inconveni- vidual struggle for life, for dally Others must be dis any - No one ence. It is the only oil water heater we can food, Is bitter and hard.- cussed to some extent In the priva- thinks of anyone else. Robbery Is cy of committees. absolutely guarantee. ltmld as robbers are shot when borne American ueiugaiea uenevc caught, but trickery In small trad- that compromise can be reached Letterheads Aztec Fuel ing n the r"'e. A warm place to on the debatable propositions. Such, With Special Holiday Designs Must Company sleep, something to eat, and cloth- for Instance, would he tne umnese be ordered SOON. See oar Samples-- and end of abolition of extra Folders ing, are the beginning appeal for the nn excellent line. Orders for En- Phone 251 daily life. Children are brushed territorial jurisuicuon. mere i Blotters I&AABE aside, Ignored or treated like little prospect that provision will be graved Greeting Cords can be animals. mnrin for' this, with the under Checks placed for only a few more days MIF ITS HARDWARE WE HAVE IT" A person Invited to a meal will standing that the change will he eat twice what good manners would made gradually to conform to the j He Is laying In a. stock of ot a mouern First ncC Ccpper Phone 74 permit. development juaiciai GLASS HA food, building un his body, he fig- system in Chlna. INT. winter Those Inc. ures, for the cold.. Albright Anderson, LUMBER CEMENT. PLASTER. with money are hoarding food. In SAND STORM JAZZ AT some places peasants refuse to sell THE COWLKGE INN TONIGHT 208 West Gold Avenue ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY bread at any price. They are afraid 3 NORTH FIRS! KTRKF1 of the winter famine. Journal Want Ads bring results. y. November 21, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Patre Three slty of New Mexico during the sec- IN THE ASSOCIATION'S PRESIDENT ond semester of last year and Is RIGHT TRAINS BRING HUGE now Corner-Abo- ut Volumes head of the French depart- Book Writers and New ment of Eastern high school at Pes - Moines. Hha was initiated Into Phi OF ; m r-- !" w CROWD TEACHERS FOR 1921 f ; rv Mu during her term at tho state t,t" AN EARTH EPIC university here. AT THE BOOK ENDS O CONVENTION; PLENTY OF ROOMS Srrj j i i LIBRARY O V Kit NO K A SSA SSI NATED. Buenos Nov. 21. Doctor Knut Hamsun's Great Novel; a Aires, Amblo Jones, governor of the prov-inr- e t Poem of Mud and Plain People. of of San was assassinated fit "Her Fathers by Tho personal confessions Juan, Daughter," e men armed rifles General at 2 P. M. Gene Ptratton-Porte- r is twenty-fiv- now successful author today by with as Program Opens Today; leading the The Growth of the Soli, by Knut writ- he was from an automo- list witn a waiting list of thirty-fiv- e of their first attempts at the allfihting Hamsun. (Knopf.) have been collected and bile. A friend who was with him Sectional Meetings on This Morning; Vegas persons, while "Helen of the Old latest book to be trans- ing game ' House" Harold Bell Is a Hamsun's edited by Gelett Burgess for Au- also was killed. The assassination by Wright lated into English is "The Growth is to and Santa Fe After Next " close second with a list of thors' League of America to aid attributed politics. Convention; ' I waiting of the Soil." It is a tremendous It tnirty. Is a in their fund for needy authors. "Main Is story. There latent power la Woman Likely to Be Chosen President. , Street" by Sinclair Lewis the novel which Is percep- published by Doubleday, Page still barely & Co. under the title of Maid- holding a popular place with tible, but the consciousness of Its "My a reserved list of twenty-seve- n. en Effort." Ellis Parker Butler host to the 1921 luncheon will be served In Taft hall truth and pregnancy is quite easily - Feeling Grippy? Albuquerque, "Growth of the Soil" by Knut Ham felt when the book Is finished, or confesses tiiat for his first maga- convention of the New Mexico Ed- of the Alvarado hotel. Luncheon sun nlna Ua Tln CI miM n( PfTltH has eighteen on the waiting when the story itself tells of a feat ,lnm ucational received un- will begin at 12:30. list, and Wells' "Outlines of His- all In penny postcards; Stewart Cold On? association, The Schoolmasters' club will of strength and power by one of Coming usually heavy delegations of teach- tory" has seventeen waiting. its characters. r.awarn wane asKeu cann ur nia meet this evening for a banquet at "The Blood of the Conquerors" first story for fear the editor tickling sensation in the ers from points east, north and L. Will-- 1 The art of the writer the DRY, the Alvarado. Col. James by Harvey Fcrrusson of Albuquer- puts would change his mind and stop headache, feverish, eyes Bouth on the trains arriving last son of Roswell, of the reader into the home-spu- n of the With crowds due president que has a wailing list of fifteen. payment on his check, and Rupert ache. Don't play with that night. big in this club, will be unable to be present. peasants' and into their turf huts hnirnn... Mfl with di- - Others with at leaet ten on the ex- - irncrhaa n"" rarppp cold. Get Dr. King's New Discovery morning from the west and south The Is to start at 6:30. , gives him a real touch of their AnrHn..ur,..u antltlfi Tvlnrt' is indication banquet reserved list are: in the nnctrir "fin at once. You will like the way it there every that tne hillratlon growing with worse It If he attendance this year will be fully "Moon Calf" by Floyd Dell. earth and makes him feel their and felt about than takes hold and cases the cough, loosens "Miss Lulu Bett" by Zona Gale. had had the mumps, noon is up to previous records, Inspiring 1 X ' very sensations when a new won- me the phlegm and relieves the congestion as may have been. Alice Adams" by Booth Tark-lngto- n. like the of a clock, a fund of cheer to aspiring youn? in the and head, and soon breaks they I der, purchase a fund amusement eyes The Santa Fe train which came CONCERT AT THE Is displayed by the strong, simple authors and of up the most obstinate attack of cold cut-of- to reader. over the f and arrived here "Margot Asqulth," autobiog- farmer. tho general and grippe. early last evening carried a splen- raphy. Isak. the central figure of the did crowd from the eastern of "Beloved Woman" by Kathleen is carved. Ha Too many American novels all Children and alike nse it. part "' narrative, ruggedly No harmful the state. The early train from the SCHOOL IS C Norris. is like a Rodin figure. His beard In a bunch seem to puzde the pub- drugs, but just good north was well filled and the late HIGH 7 "White Shadows of the South is rough, and he takes the first lic One library reported five cnlla medicine (or colds, coughs and grippe. night trains brought In fair num- Seas" by Eugene O'Brien, i woman who will stay with him, for "Main Calf." and one for Sold by your druggist for 60c bers. "Mystic Isles of the South Seas" Inger. She is wonderfully done, "Moon Htreet." This latter patron Tcneliers Found Rooms. by Eugene O'Brien. too. Her emotions, and the phases was easily convinced that what As rapidly as the teachers ar- VERY ENJOYABLE of development which she under- she wished was Alary Roberts Dr. rived, the chamber of commerce Friends of Miss Pauline Madden, goes reveal the woman, and not a Rlnehart's "Street of Seven Stars. ' hurried to locate them at homes. a former librarian of the Albuquer- character. New King's Many of the teachers had been in que public library, will be inter- I particularly enjoyed Hamsun's Tho thirteenth of November Is Discovery communication with resi- The concert at the ested to know that the November old Oline. A kind of ani Mark Twain's birthday. He would For Colds and Coul s personal given high hag.. mmamammmmaamwrmm 1 1 mum tm dents, who met them at the train. school afternoon for the issue of "Public Libraries" gave mated whine, done into flesh and have been eighty-si- x on that day. yesterday notice to a of the Tlred Half You The crowd was quickly handled consisted of several num- special paper blood, and a couple of yellow teeth His biographer, Albert Bigelow Out in a Day? and V. B. of the teachers free county given by Miss she over the In of Mark Twnln' wouldn't bf. if bowels were act- McKee, secretary chorus and solotets. library hovers, limplngly, Paine, writing your commercial organization, reported bers by Madden at the Pacific northwest fortunes of Isak and his brood or papsinn for playing billiards, 1 ing regularly. Try Dr. King's Tills last night that he had a thousand The Albuquerque Apollo club, conference at Spokane, Wash., Sep- children and cattle, living only for hobby which endurecrto the last, for sluggish bowels. You'll keep fit care 1 3. Madden Is available rooms listed to take conducted by Maurice Klein, sang tember to Miss gossip and scandal and old wives comments upon his great physical for work. At all druggists 25c of late arrivals. head librarian of the Chouteau She Her as their first number "The Viking's gibberish. is splendid. endurance and perpetual youth. PROMPT I GRIPE John Milne, secretary of the as- county free library at Fort Benton, death Is art. WON'T sociation, announced that Mrs. Nina Song," by Coleridge-Taylo- r. The Mont., which position she left here "At that OHne lifts up her head D Otero-Warre- n would bring down a chorus is composed entirely of men to accept. and looks at him. Grey and bald FORMER U. N. M. GIRL r. Pilta Fe on a . King's large delegation from Santa and there are some excellent sing- she is, a head standing up AUTHOR OF A MYSTERY county. San Miguel county will be ers in it. Mr. Klein has done tre- The library will be closed from long, scraggy neck ugly as a 6 for out heavily represented. Grunt county six November 28 to December witch, as an ogress of a story SERIAL AMERICAN" be here for thiee mendously well with only about we wish to call In as Ollne an creature.. Born will solidly, except weeks of rehearsals, one rehearsal Inventory and age or four teachers. many of our books as possible and died." , From indications, Santa a week. His voices are concerted so to shelf The life of the Scandinavian set- Miss Vera Jordan, a post graduate present and in of then as regulate at the is tho Fe and Las Vegas will be the two rather accurately, spite space and to see the general con- tlers is feelingly presented. The au- student state university, of the small size of the club, a verit- his as author of a serial mysttry story the chief contenders Albuquerque M. dition of the books. We are sorry thor regards people strug- Just things for the next meeting, although able volume was heard. Mr. Klein J. BICKLEY, to close but we take boors, but good and "The Blue Circle," the first Install- said he would like to have a Of CIovLs, Wlio Delivers His havetto only gling, homely is in the there Ib a possibility that they may that Address Today. inventory from the shelves every faithful and all. ment of which featured combino forces to send the 1922 thousand voices. He should, too, It is a full week's Those find mates, and Current number of tho American because success of the two years and people written for cold weather meeting to Santa Fe and the 1923 the Apollo hard work to get through tn tnat work with them, and then the wife magazine.. The story is to Las Ainuquer-qu- e club merits it. is with child, and they marry. The under the name of Elizabeth Jor- meeting Vegas. The next number was a soprano CONWAY PICKS time. will again present its Invita- FIGHT We also wish to Vhanlt our cattle increase, houses and barns dan. New Army Long solo Miss Grace Sfortz. She co-op- er cow-she- fiction tion. 'by for their interest and and are built. One duy That Miss Jordan is a Pants, Just what you sang "The Lord" Is My Light," by HMO a wonderful Isak writer and has hnd many short riJJ Woman For President. no NEWREAD1NG ation In helping us in every way thing happens, have been looking for.... It seems probable that the teach- Mohr, with delightful ease and and in return- brings home a pig. What's that? stories published in popular mag- small in her possible especially with ueri-de- ers will select a woman for their volume, especially top ing books. We lose very few books a pig! And the children play azines, was learned only by Reclaimed Riding PA next president. Candidates are not voice. To listen to Miss Stortz la CIRCLE BOARD CORONA most of those are for. him, and he is a good animal. on the campus last your. Dis- a Is one of. and paid Breeches 5J.3ll out in the open yet, but there Is to rest. She not those MRS. N. F. DIXON. The mastery of such a writer cussion urose among the girls In edu- whose next note may result HIE In Mu feeling among the masculine singers Pub- Librarian; lies, perhaps, his peaceful the Phi sorority house where Now Riding PA cators It is a woman's turn. In a writhe from the hearer. Her State Superintendent of There is never sensation. Miss Jordan lived as to the merits (JQ that lic Instruction John V, Con- strength. Breeches ipOOU The general program will open accuracy is quite perfect. As her The story flows on, unwrapping its of an Elizabeth Jordan story in a 2 at the encore she "Dawn In ror-est,-" way has revised and brought HEADLINE PLOT OF LAND GIVEN no Reclaimed O. D. at o'clock this afternoon sang the to II develouments with flourish, yet current magazine. corner of Fifth street and by Ronald. Several high notes up date the reading circle 1 them more Impressive and I'm In QQ armory, members TO PENNSYLVANIA U making "Well, hardly a position Silver avenue. M. Connell were sustained without effort. Her board. Its present the simple gesture with to admitted Miss Wajter and dates their ferms ex- great by Judge," Jordan, Now O. D. to welcome the educators and was and the MEi-LO- BROTHERS which are revealed. No glit- (JQ r7p" is interpretation piquant follow: BY they when pressed for an opinion. "Yd Shirts tDtJtlO Roy White, of Gallup, will respond. pleasing. pire Former tering varnish, and no sordldness see, I wrole It." She then con- J. M. of Clovls, president "Liebestraum." Liszt, was R. D. M.irtin, 1 922: Miss Featherweight of the decadent but human, numer- Bickley, by Filomena of Coast to Go 10 Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 20. Secre type, fessed to the publication of Reclaimed Wool Underwear. of the association, will deliver his played as violin duet by Dorothy Fannie French, 1921; Champ absorbing tale, for all of Its ap- ous stories in tho American and Ver 1921; W. G. Donnel- tary Mellon and his brother, R. B. address. There will bo musical Cameron and David Marcus, with Martinez, ' parent barrenness. other under the nnm do ly. 1921; Mrs. Ella M. LaBar, Rounds With the Kid; Mellon, have given to the University G. H. magazines garment 70 numbers. an excellent accompaniment by a or ac- P. .of Elizabeth, her own mid- 1922; Cruz Alvarez, 1922. Mr. Gonzalez-Chave- z Bill. of Pittsburgh plot land plume New Wool At 4:30 o'clock comes the general Norma Williams. Both of these on at a cost of it dle name. Underwear at the Elks' club to which much ad- Conway is chairman of the quired $1,600,000, reception young violinists are very was announced by Chancellor J. Q. Sho was graduated from th The gen- board. MAN'S BODY IS FOUND . . all teachers are invited. mired in this city, and are possess- Two headline bouts on the fame The Drake at Dea Molues. garment. $1.50 Is taken up again at Bowman tonight. property, university eral program ed of real talent. card will be offered to local fight some fourteen acres, lies between IN A PATCH OF WEEDS la., a master's degree at O. T). J the at 8 o'clock. club next offered taking Blankets, Q fj armory The Apollo fans on the night of November 28, the university and Carnegie insti- the University of Illinois. She took Class-- Sectional was well - JMLlO Meetings. "Sylvia," by Speaks. It according to Dun Padillu, who has tute In the educational center of The AMMMtafed FreM.) post graduate work at tho I'nlver- The sectional meetings will open BUSINESS (B sung. FliS Just announced signing up Johnnie the city, and on it will be erected Sioux City, la., Nov. 20. The Navy FTH and - (tq at the high school neighboring Charles Byrne, a young tenor, Corona former featherweight cham- laboratories dedicated to chemistry, of an unidentified man win Blankets.... DO.Olf buildings at 9 o'clock this morn- sang Bartlett's "A Dream," and and body chair- physics, mathematics biology. two bullet holes through his head ing. The meeting place and "Absent." by Metcalf. Mr. Byrne j Kid in a d go. In of weeds of man of each follows: much but Anaya was found a pntch The Book Emporium sings without virtuosity, NUT LIFT DEBT Corona held his championsnip on 1TI5SE IS FOUND. near the Sioux City limits by twn Music and art: Central Avenue he has a very pleasant voice, and a coast number of years, corner Cen the Southwest The east the for a The College Inn, of hunters this morning. The police Methodist church, of high confident manner. and is now on his way east to meet tral avenue and Second street, man was murdered. We furnish any kind of a Book school Bertha Peet, chair- Miss Cameron favored the believe the obtainable trade building. again :'?ome of the featherweight speed found a purse last night belonging His pocket book and clothing had through the & Store man. audKence with a solo, "Adoration," of M. thnt we do not have stock Army Navy DAY , demons in that part the country. to a teacher from Stanley, N.. been rifled. in section: sho well. There was Ofi NURSERY semi-iwlnd- City superintendents which played lie refused to take part in a The owner may obtain same by at publisher's price. 32.1 Room 302, school building, much South First Street high applause. match with Kid Anaya. calling there and identifying the KANT STORM JA77, AT Strong's Book Store Roy White, chairman. Charles McKenn next sang "Open 'acceded to PadJHa's prop al section: Room but purse. THE COLLEGE INN TONIGHT Home economics the Gates," by Knapp. His splen- A movement among the profes- for a double headllner. The school Mrs. did vclce was well suited 211, high building; baritone sional and business women, has bout will precede the Ruth C. Miller, chairman. to the selection, except in the high- match between Sailor school . been launched to aid in liquidating Elementary section: High er register. The interpretation Gonzales and Benny Chavez. The chair- on six-rou- auditorium; Jennie Kenney, 6howed an appreciative Intelli- the mortgage the home occupied semi-wind- bo a con- will man. gence. by the day nursery. The plan affair between Young Herrera and Indian school section: Library The program was closed with templates thnt various business in- who six ? Mrs. Hlmll of Young Tobie, fought school buHHIng, ton floor; "The Altar of Truth," sung by the stitutions give the profits rounds to a draw last month. Mary Johnson, chairman. Apollo club. It is an Interesting one day's business toward the pay- Two of the headlincrs went Council. ment of the ' Women's selection and was creditably done. (lql)t. through stiff workout yesterday in The women's administrative There was a big and delighted The Art Aseptic Beauty shop. the battle. meet- 411 Central Inaugu- preparation for coming council will hold Its annual audience, which called back sev East avenue, Dennie Chavez fought several on noon when a of soloists for encores. rates tho plan by giving all the King-lin- g ing Wednesday eral the en- rounds yesterday evening nt de- profits on goods sold and the and de- Do know to make hall, how tire amount received from work brothers' pool you he on of this week. clared after tho workout that clone, Tuesday had not felt so fit for two years. It is hoped by its sponsors that worked out yester- the movement will prove to be pop- Pallor Gonzales institu- day afternoon at the Palace pool ular and this very essential of fans. ? THE tion thus be on a safe hall before a large crowd wholesome fried foods WESTERN SCHOOL placed Both will train in public licious, basis.' Those behind this enterprise fighters today. Chavez will box sev- point to it as evidence that engag- again r ing in business docs not kill the in- eral rounds with sarrln-- partners COURSES: SUBJECTS stinct to mother children. The nt the Palace pnoT hall at 3 o'cloc.t women of the community have pro- and Gonzales will box at Ringling 8 o'clock. Secretarial Shorthand mised their help bv patronizing es brothers' at Steno- Typewriting tablishments on tho various ciaies TOOD which neither looks greasy, graphic PRIVATE SECRETARIES Book- as thoy are announced. Business keeping 'hara viewed u. s. as Account- It is raid that n toads smells greasy nor tastes greasy Book- ancy always return to tho pond where STRONGEST, LONGEST keeping English t they were hatched to mate and to FRIEND OF JAPANESE isn't Higher 'contented students Spelling lay their eggs. that what every housewife Rapid B The AiMiclntMt Pr ) Cnlcula. As- enthusiastic graduates Washington, Nov. 20 (by the strives for? This ideal is not hard, Civil tlon sociated Press.) The late Premier Service Commer- viewed the United if-- satisfied employers cial Law How She Cured Hara of Japan attain for Machine States as "the strongest and long- to you use Crisco, it has Penman- est friend of Japan," Hev. K. ship said today Office Her Husband Tsunashima, of Tokio, neither color, odor, nor taste and Salesman-shi- p Individual Instruction in an address. He quoted Premier Training Hara as holding It "unthinka,ble Secretarial five husband suf- be Enroll Any Time "For years my that this friendship" Bhould be cannot detected on any food Advertising Training fered with his stomach. The med- broken. you icine he took only gave relief for "Strains may come and misun- with it. a while, nothing cured," writes Mrs. derstandings arise," tho speaker prepare . . Sarah Baker, of be- Avenue and Street said the premier said not long Tijcras Eighth Nottlnghlll, Mo. fore he was assassinated, to an merchant American missionary, "but that the E7"OuriirVf bought some of time should ever come when they Cha m b e r I a In's shall be unable to find solution Try Crisco in this recipe The richest fried foods and Z it KJtjfflArtM medicines fall pastries WAj last to their problems that to my and also received mind is unthinkable." some free trial absolutely BANANA CROQUETTES can be eaten safely if they are made a: of Cham- - simples Select tmall, ripe remoTe the peel ind !,r:m.'?.." hrm.a.f.n MUCH DAMAGE DONE TO bnnt; with for Crisco itself is ti'i &jff& crape off the coarse threads from the pulp; Crisco, ar CROPS BY HIGH. WATER trim off the cndi to make each banana the "f them and I to as fresh - length of a cylinder-thape-d Beat easy digest garden r Jv? ' wanted my hus- (By The Associated FrrM.) croquette. Worth of add $4,000 'jfK2.ci band to try them. Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 20. one egg and two or three tabletpconfula ' - Vf - ' an 11 11 wuuiu There was no for relief In prospect of milk. Roll the banana the e(g and cover J no good. His from the high waters which have nmnch had been flooded the lowlands close to the completely; then roll in soft, sifted bread Christmas Cards Wabash river in this dlsfrict. The crumbi. Fry in hot Criico and drain on toft I wow than ever. of 16.8 feot river reached a stage paper. Serve at a vegetable with beef or lamb, ai insi on r noay today and was still rising. Many I told him if he' families in lowlands have been or serve with hot tweet tauce at a dessert. Tho sounds lot of fv -- the It like a Christmas Cards' & v J would not take forced to leave their homes and following sauce it appropriate. and it is; also it's a lot of quality in those tablets 1 much damage has been done to Christmas Cards the best and biggest was going to send crops. Currant Jrllt Saucs for a doctor, and ' stock we've ever had. But Boil one of granulated and one-thi- remember, " hf said he would AUT0IST IS KILLED cupful tugar it's just one little month until Christmas, take them. By he was of a cupful of water four or five minutes; Monday CROSSING . and lots of people are buying right now. like another man. The blues were AT GRADE add a tmall glass gone, no more trouble with his Better make selections while a real of currant jelly and -- your stomach, and the best part is that (By The Anorlstrd Pn-M.- ) For Frying For Shortening selection 13 possible before they're the trouhle has not .returned. I Auburn, Neb., Nov. 20. Crali beat until smooth. over." cannot praise Chamberlain's Tab- Harford, 25, was killed and John For Cake Making "picked In- lets too high. Kehaly was prohiui fatally 38 jured when the automobile they Cards From Each. were driving was struck by a Mis- The Procter lc to $1.00 CUT THIS OCT IT IS WOUTII ft, souri Pacifio passenger train at Do know the 24 Rules for Perfect & Gamble MOXKY crossing south of Auburn tonight you Frying? Co, Cut out this Be CPC-- . Mome slip, enclose with Storm curtains on the automobile "The Whys of Cooking" will tell how to make ot. and mall It to Foley & Co.. 2835 from the you your Wo Give S. & II. Green Stamps . prevented them seeing rii-h- normcs, Utuo. Sheffield III., writing train. rronuettM. fritter! and other fried food. iut t the Cincinnati, vj., Chicago, Plea" ,end "The your name and address clearly. f first time you them. Written by Janet P"PM. You try S will receive In return a trial ATTORNEY IS KILLED. McKenxie Hill, foundir of tbe Bonn Cook- - V hyi of Cooking.' I enclose 10c package containing Foley' Honey Muscatine, Iowa, Nov. 20. School. Gives of Mrlu- - in "amps. MAT and Tar Compound for coughs, Clement Welch, a well-know- n at- in. .core, W SON'S colds and Kidney torney of was killed live Send and 10c croup; Foley Denlson, Iowa, recipes. couDon 206 WEST CENTRAL Pius for nalns in sides and back: near Denlson when his early today, rvame, rheumatism, backache, kidney and car overci'-T'ed- r iihing him in sumps. fcr Gift ca- - , Headquarters Suggestions madder ailment: and Foley it Addres- s- thrtio Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for SAVlt STOKM 37,7, AT P. O.. .Sta constipation, biliousness, headaches THE OLf.KCl: I VN TONIGHT. and sluggish bowels.' Sold every- Do you use Crisco now f where, .... Jour U Want Ads bring results. Mnber Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' 21, 1921. " of the SpanlBh department of the can group between meetings of the Women AMERICAN CLOTHES DELIGHT high schooi. conference or of its committees has Special To HOLD HIGH SCHOOL NOTES been devoted to conversation with STAR GOOD-BY- E KIMONO J 10 RIFLE Tho most BROTHERS JAP BEAUTY; work is in members of economical, cleansing and La Reata beginning foreign delegations. germicidal of all antiseptics is earnest. Freshmen and sophomores Immediately following the an have had panoramic pictures taken nouncement of the American naval Albuquerque high school will be be- in the state oratorical as a new feature of this years plan there were conversations ON THE HAWKEYE T 0 represented edition. tween the American delegates and and declamatory contests next in jfr ' Maxwell Mer-ri- tt prominent foreign delegates, jfF Wednesday night by Notes for this week were written cluding Marshal Foch and Admiral and Pansy Hicks. by senior and sophomore English Beatty. GR D ONT RANGETHUFISDAY classes. Now that attention Is centering A soluble Antiseptic Powder EI Pansy Hicks won the gold medal on Far Eastern questions, the same to be dissolved in and Edna Lipper the silver medal type of conversations are proceed- Needed. In the local declamatory contest INFORMAL MEETINGS ing. Water as Devine On Thanksgiving day the Duke last Monday evening. Edna Lipper As a medicinal for Aubrey and Glenn tro- Dovle Mae Johnson were es- PROVING EFFECTIVE antiseptic City Rifle club will hold two and ERB ELECTED CAPTAIN. douches in treating catarrh, inflam- Have Contributed 1921 pecially worthy of mention because 20. or Large phy shoots, the last of the their to Interest their (By The Associated Press.) San Frascisco, Calif., Nov. mation ulceration of nose, n. of ability Uni- and that caused feminine to of the 4 I, season, on its range east of in the seriousness of their Washington, Nov. 20 (by the As Charles Erb, quarterback of throat, by ly the Success y audience of Ills it has no equal. For ten years y $ jar The first will be for scored on sociated Press). Informal "con versity California's champion t j ' j&y themes. Pansy Hics elect the Lydla E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Iowa Football Squad. O. A. the of her versation" between leading mem- football team, last night was the cup donated by Matson, strength impersonation. ed for the 1922 season at has recommended Paxtlne in their bers of the armament delegations captain wom- AiMiolatnl and the second will be the annual are most effective a meeting of the held fol- private correspondence with (By The Trm.) The school chorus and or- proving the way players en, which Iowa City, in., .Nov. 20. Two membership match for a bronze high of getting results and to this meth- - lowing a banquet here to celebrate proves its superiority. Ie-vln- o chestra under the direction of Miss His Women who have been cured it brothers Aubrey and Glenn medal offered by the war depart- )od of assuring a "meeting of the victory over Stanford. -- say reasons Peet have already made themselves home is in Los is wortn its weight In gold." At are thn chief why if ment. in school minds" Is being ascribed credit for Angeles. the of Iowa football f$Xi fMJV' The Matson was In indispensable affairs for much of the success the druggists, 60c. large box. or by mail. University cup given this The orchestra for gained by The Paxtnn Toilet Co., Mass. eleven is on the verge of winning 1918, and will become the perma- year. plays conference. SAND STORM JAZZ AT Boston, its first western conference cham- nent of tho club mem- regular and special auditoriums, Most of the time of the Ameri TTIE COLLEGE INN TONIGHT Journal Want Ads results. while possession pep meetings, plays and debates. bring pionship in twenty years, for, ber who wins it for three succes- tho orchestra to tho average person the Iowa sive tho Saturday night play- to years, making highest ed for the Albuquerque-Gallu- p team is largely Aubrey Devine, score on the 300, 600 and 600 yard persons who have followed tho won debate. This week they play for more ranges, slow fire. It has been the teachers' association. eleven closely it had become Charles A. Hall, F. K Andrews, ,The ly by chorus made their first ap- and more evident that Glenn, L. B. Acison. Mr. public al- and Acison, in the good English au- unknown, deserves who now holds it, is looked upon pearance most as much credit as Aubrey, the ditorium last Monday morning. to i Aw as a strong contender in the com- star known every shoot. ing The local debaters In the Albuqu- football enthusiast. The membership shoot for the Cilciin's Steady 1'lnjliiR. erque-Gallup debate Saturday Gold of Iowa war department trophy will also were Ara- When tho Old at 200 night Edna Lipper and floated triumphantly from the goal be held three ranges, the bella Sterrett. Both are members ODAY with Notre yard rapid fire, and the 300 and of the was AND WEDNESDAY posts after games 500 slow fire. Scholarship society. It TUESDAY Came, Illinois, Purdue and Minne- yarn Interesting to .the audience that It was Devine who The club will also take In new Yersln of team sota, Aubrey at Thanks Billy the Gallup generally had dona most of the members the meeting was only 12 year old. The other Your Choice of Ready-Mad-e Suit in Our House gaining. It was Aubrey who giving day, and spectators will be debater was Mabel Chllders. Any ground forward at Gallup hurled the successful welcome the range. The cluo, Albuquerque and Gallup high Values to $55.00 for passes with unerring accuracy and which was organized in 3 V 15 under schools are both Interested, in the Up Only was whose magic toe the act of congress of 1914 au it Aubrey Few formation of a state debating booted the ball for points. thorizing the formation of civilian league as a part of the state Teach- realized that but for Glenn, Iowa rifle clubs under the supervision ers' association. Our school is might not have been victorious, tot of the war department, now has a of Us own dcbat-- l e. especially proud NOTICE Glenn's steady and valiant playing membership of fifty-fiv- Mem- lng team. , was of the typo that bership is open to over generally much any person We will actually lose drew little attention but did 16 years old. Webster and Roosevelt debating on some of these suits toward winning the game. The present officers of the club societies gave a luncheon in the Glenn holes for Aubrey, are: Charles A. as much as For opens he Spahr, president; domestic science rooms of the high $10.00. he spills the opposing tueklers, M. P. Bawtelle, vice president; school before the debate, in honor this reason we interference for Aubrey to R. G. will dumps If Sutherland, secretary; of the Gallup team, Mabel Chll- make tackles, and best of all Charles H. Grossman, Rersln have to make nominal to cut loose with treasurer; ders, Billy and their coach, Aubrey happens and L. B. Acison, executive officer. and In honor of the local team, charge not over one a wild' forward pass Glonn general- The shoot next will be- and Arabella to snaro it sometimes Thursday Edna Lipper Sterrett. dollar for alterations. ly manages at 9 o'clock. Twenty-fou- r members of tho two one hand. gin promptly with only societies. Mrs. LaBar, principal, and Thus the plugger Glenn has SHK and yet KNOWS AFTER 20 YEARS the two coaches ot the local team, drawn little attention, A cold, even when it has devel- Dixon and Miss were without him or someone liko him, Mips rhllllps, have Mrs. Oriko Komatia la her first American outfit oped a hacking cough, difficult at tho luncheon. AubrevU,e star might - raw much more difficulty than at prea- breathing, sleepless nights, Airs. Oriko Komatsu, Japan's most beautiful woman, has Inst throat and sore lungs even then a John D. Burton, director of pub- Cnlubr"yawIthont Glenn would be arrived In Washington with her busbnd. who is a member of the cold yields quickly to Foley's Hon- lic speaking and dramatic work, ey and Tar. Mrs. Milton Walte. from the a real Btar there is no doubt of Japanese arms deleuation. Never before her arrival In this country had who has been absent city Glenn he's one of Mrs. Komatsu worn American clothes. She aer for Box 82 Azalia. Mich., writes: "I on account of the death ot his that but with expressed delight have used and Tar will return the greatest in the country. them and dwlnred that she would hereafter discard her Japanese Kimono Foley's Honey mother, Monday, Stars. for tne past 20 years and find there Meyer More aress 01 VI. eyer Several iu iitTui oi uis American women. is no 114 Central Ave. While these two men have done other cough or croup remedy The two Spanish plays which other of play- like it. You may use my name." were presented In auditorium Fri- more than any pair seat of ers to Iowa to the front, tho severe It gets right at the trouble. day night were written by Miss keep more stars. the main attraction for Children like it. Sold everywhere Durkee and Mr. Blanco, members. team has several days at the Pastime theater. In the lino Slater, tho giant I tackle and Theaters Today Written especially for Miss May negro, and Holding at who also su- consistently been chosen by Hunt Strombcrg. end have pervised the production together as and direc- .,.! fi- - fievernl venrs. Hoin "H" Theater Cecil B. De Mille's with William A. Belter, the their fourth season on great production, "The Affairs of tor, "The Foolish Age" gives tho are playing 8. vivacious Miss the best on Iowa team by virtue of the Anatol," a Paramount picture, May quite n fHnir Hater especially brought out the biggest crowds at comedy vehicle in which she has seems to be putting up the most the "B" yesterday afternoon and appeared since she captivated the i)Dti came of last night imaginable, and the won- nation in "23 2 Hours' Leave," career this fall. derful picture, with an all-st- cast, "Mary's Ankle" and others of sim- However, the present strengtn is being repeated today. Also re- ilar caliber. of the llawkeyes lies not so much peating the "Current Events" pic- In finish of production, In story schoo: in reliance upon the dependable of tures. value, in comedy, in laughs, in the other seasons as in tho develop- Lyric Theater "Nazlmova," the skill of the charming young star of new men who ore more screen in and in direction, "The Foolish ment old great emotional star, than holding their own with the "Camille," proved a popular at- Age" is of high degree, according Save Your Railroad Fare line utars It is doubtful It another traction at the Lyrlo yesterday, and most of the better known screen conference is as good from re- critics of is based in the Old is being repeated today; also the country. It one end to the other as the peating "Ninety Days or Life," a upon a novel idea an Idea that ..u ,.uo nnd the Iowa line, of two reels. readily lends itself to the devel- at fullback, is comedy plus Gordon L,ocke Pastime) Theater "The Foolish opment of humorous situations. Your trouble for any All Lnmiirh to rause Age" with Doris May as tho lead- - Miss May appears as Marsry Expenses, by Attending team in America. inff- sfnr. i hnnir rnneatert todav. Carr, the debutante daughter of a iKitke Is Dependable. with en nll-st- cast: also reneatlnir' fond and wealthy farmer who de ia unusually dependable, Locke are five the "Fox News" pictures nndsires her prospective husband to for when the llawkeyes with be a man of wealth and ..r.iu from n touchdown they call "Dodge Your Debts," Gaylord position goe Lloyd as the star. like himself. Margie, however, has 9 cm Locke, and Locke generally other ideas. She has a BIG IDEA. in one smash leaving a trail of over COSTUMFS ARK ttOKGKOl'S She wants to uplift the poor and husky opponents on euner downtrodden. She decides to him and underneath. Once IN "AFFAIKS OF A NATO I,." carry Locke also is a SHOWING AT "IV THKAXKR it out. She quits the college she through the line, attends and her fiance the open field runner. gives good tackle is Cecil B. De Mlllo are shock of his life. Then she puts Thompson at left productions her bale idea of into as a find. He is celebrated for the exquisite gowns uplift effect. ire playlnjWj Second at worn the feminine This opens the way to laughs year. Kadesky and costumes by score. WHEREIN WORTH OF ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE IS BEING SACRIFICED man on defense than of cast. Unusual op- by the Supporting Miss May $400,000 is a better reliable contingent the are whose skill Slater Is the old portunities in this respect were af- players at comedy Belding. Mln-ic- k Is a in filmdom. in- at opening holes. Heldt and forded Clare West, the designer, in byword For FOR WHATEVER WE CAN GET FOR IT have collaborated to make "The Affairs of Anatol" because of stance, there is Bull Montana, ens advance possible but women and of the funniest comics of the many an de- the number of lovely day is especially Strong on the of the and Otis Harlan, known for year Heldt be- opulent luxury story's as a fense. Mead fills the breach feeling. comedian on the musical Last when visited our store welcomed you and fellow teachers in we Heldt and Slater. MIrs West suc- comedy stage and screen. year you Albuquerque your every way tween Iowa Just how well At carrying the ball the ceeded in her efforts will be attest-tha- t Others of note are Hallam Cool-e- knew of. This when visit will find the walls with smoke and find all Albu- two-ma- n bur store grimed offense is mostly a verdict Is certain to be that she as leading man, whose inimit- year you you Devine able talents are an Either Aubrey threat that veiilct is certain to be that she always asset to querque participating in the sale, both from the standpoint of the of merchandise and the "tands back with his triple has given to the screen the most any production; Arthur Hoyt, Lil- greatest quantity or kick or else Locke lian Worth, to run, pass, in a beautiful, modish and Billy Elmer and SplUa values, in the of the state. As know the fire us with the stocks of merchandise takes the ball from his place costumes that human skill Robinson, also funmakers of the history you caught largest interference and highest order. threatening Glenn and artistry can produce. ever under one roof in New Mexico At other season of the stocks would have the line. Is to Critics who re- brought together any year charges through on de- This great picture scheduled already have Devine Is especially strong appear at the "B" theater for four viewed "The Foolish Age" do not been business at passes, or in crowd- hesitate to describe much smaller, but in anticipating our Christmas we bought heavily just before the fire. In fense, catching to ma.to moro days. It was shown to it as the best BPilling the opposition ed houses yesterday afternoon and vehicle to which Miss May has is is enor- room for Aubrey. "tllcwrtl)AaI ever lent her all there about $400,000 worth of good seasonable merchandise placed in the Fire Sale. This an can evening. abundant talents. St the other half carry has all the sure-fir- e ingredients of when called on and is fast real mous stock which offers a unparalleled in the of the state. Attend the fire well the rest AltTIST AIDS NAZIMOVA entertainment. you buying opportunity history enough to fit in well with PLAN SETS AMI GOWNS; backs. 11 sale are in On the need alone, can save railroad fare, all of the SEE Ell IN "CAMILLE" The cost of a modern battleship every day you Albuquerque. things you you your of the United States A navy Is about while are here and then some. Remember are sold of EL PASO MAN MAKES In addition to the remarkable IM.000,000. Of this amount JS . your expenses you things being absolutely regardless LOT stage settings that were worked out 000,000 is for machinery. is. LIVING ON TINY during the months of preparation what they cost or what their replacement value Everything must be disposed of. People from all over the for "Camille," a Nazlmova produc- SAND STORM .TAZZ AT have this sale merchandise in washtubfuls the automo- El Paso, Tex., Nov. 20. On a tion for Metro, now at the Lyric THE COLLEGE INN TONIGHT. state attended and they are moving the out and by 40 feet Na- tiny lot, 6 feet wide by theater, the gowns worn by an El Paso citizen lives, zlmova end the principal charac- Journal Want Ads bile load. "' long, were the bring results. t grows rabbits and chickens and ters in the picture ulso conducts a thriving candy and subject of especial attention by the fruit businesa youthful artist, Natacha Kambova. In front is a little room feet As a result of her work it is said even the former records made by 10 feet where he sells Mexican that Do Christmas Here Save beautiful Your and candles, sugar cane and fruits. He by Navimova for gowns "Jauntily Dressed" Shopping case behind is broken in this picture. has a small show to be which he sits In a chair most of the The supporting company Women Who Wish As before mentioned all of our Christmas stocks are in this sale. Here's a chance to do Christmas his wife relieves seen in "Camille" is headed by your flay. Sometimes who won fame him. Rudolph Valentino, to Keep Looking now and it off mind and at the same time a chance to three or four for the im- In the Rex Ingram productions for shopping get your buy gifts price Screened off from this room, Horsemen of Be- in rear is the rabbit Metro of "The Four Should mediately the the and "The Con- "Jaunty" of one. Do your Christmas shopping at RosenwaldV Fire Sale. Remember that our stock comprises every- and chicken yard. Here in a spaco Apocalypse" quering Power." lieeause of his come Pa- 6 feet square, the rabbits frolic d. EVERY peculiar fitness for tho part of Steady thing sold in a modern department store from hair pins to phonographs. VISIT THE FIRE SALE and the hens ncratch and lay eggs. Nazlmova held 1 in enclos- up produc trons of Ours ' A small tree grows this tion for nearly a month until Valen DAY YOU ARE IN ALBUQUERQUE. ure. tino completed an important roie The next room is the family res- In "TTncharted Seas." another spec idence and is screened from the ial Metro production starring Alice ; Scrutiny of the public. Lake. Other members of the east vf Phone are: Jtex unerryman, ,i:ino 433 WHERE TO FIND THINGS bury. Ruth Miller, Artnur noyt, mjjh' Flowerton and William PLENTY FOR ALL Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes First Floor. FIRE SALE HOURS Picture Funnies Consuclo Silverware First Floor. Moving Orlamond. Ray u, smauwooa """land have Jewelry and 9 to J. Bergqulst, t Silks, Woolen and Cotton Dress Goods First Floor. a. m. 12:30 noon. director, Rudolph There ia plenty for all. It ts a physical Second Floor. photographer, and Joseph Calder, us Ladles' Ren 2 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. technical director. put Impossibility to display adequately Boys' and Girls' Wearlne A ppnrel Second Floor. , Third Floor. The interval from 12:30 to 2 $400,000 worth of merchandise even on China and Glassware to "THE FOOLISH AGE" IS Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Trimmings and Ribbons First enables us replenish sales our acre of floor space, so we are VTOOSHO&T MISS MAY'S BEST FILM; Floor. counters and places the whole fix'"-- TiHoes, Notion Flrsi Floor. WU)?QJSHt8 NOW AT THE PASTIME ! good forced to replenish stocks between ' i Millinery Second Floor. sales force af the disposal of There Is for all. Third Floor. S0METWt A rare treat for uhotoplay de ' taiIored selling; periods. plenty Hugs and Linoleums customers at all times while the votees is in Doris May's Nit Kitchen ware Third Floor. EtSt CCtft provided Make a list of the thtngs you need and store is open. first vehicle for R-- U Pic- 1 suit of Travclware, Toilet Articles First Floor. starring Shoes Second Floor. tures, "The Foolish Age," which is yjj keep coming for them until you ret Ladles and Children's UTTL6, VAsC " Phonographs and Phonograph Records Third Floor, yours them. Clerks may tell you at one time Tablo and lied Linens, Towels First Floor. SALES CONDITIONS LEGAL NOTICE are sold out of an Ladles' and Children's Underwear of all kinds Second Floor. into that they completely Corsets Second Floor. .Wilt A, l Oll I'l 111.11 AHO.N. Item. At the next sale this Item Curtain and Goods First Floor. Cash only (PUBLISHBIt) period Drapery No ' REPUBLICATION. "Peppy" will In all probability be replenished Hosiery First Floor. mail elephone orders, of U. 8. Blankets and Comforters Third Floor. - Department the Interior. lAnd from our big basement stocks. No appro exchanges or re- OfIlc at Bant he, H. M., November shape Gloves First Floor. . 1921. Leather Goods First Floor. funds. Is Osr-c- l, ' Notice hereby given thst Jullen Groceries) First Floor. , e No S. and .1. Green of Barton, N. M., who, on December Stamps. 13, 1916, mad Homeitfad entry. No. Checks ca.i be cashed only at 02SI2, for 8KK NW!4, W!4 Wti HW4 Please assist ns and serve own the main second NE!4. and K 8WV., Section 13. Town- EMPIRE your diVe, floor. ship N., Range ( E.. N. M. P. Meridian, convenience by remaining at sales Please cash check ha. filed notice o( Intention to make your there three-ye- to establish claim to counter until yonr dianira has been beioie you Cut out the on all four proof, CLEANERS begin buying. It picture the land above described, before the 1'. made and delivered. If you move It Is will save sides. Then carefully fold dotted S. Commiveloner, at Albuquerque, N, M., YOUR time and assist line 1 its entire length. Then dot- an the 19tb day ot December, 1921. difficult to find yon in the crowds. our salespeople. : ted lines, and bo on. Fold each Claimant names as witnesses: Will- Dyers and Hatters, section underneath iam Mctiulnness, of Tljerss, N. M : Jesus I! accurately. Maria Garcia, of Barton, N. M. : Demeat- - When completed turn over and ro McUulnneas, of Tljerni", N, M.; Bolom Sixth and Gold. you'll find a surprising result. Save Chavez, of Murlarty, N'. M, iiMilillilllIiiiMlPi"' iimin the N. Id. SSROJbiHU, Reflater. r;; q;11::!"!.! "TtLZZIz!!!! 'ii"" iimiiii picture. !:i.dJjIF November 21, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. Pa Five Woman s Daily Magaztne rage-L- I ectrtcity In The Home SHE DESIGNS AND REGULATE THE HEATS ELECTRIC -- - us EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING Social Calendar HOME SELLS MONUMENTS WITH CARE TO COOK p arp"'wjr5' 'rjrft'vxit jHV77,vv", t- Tr" FOOD ECONOMICALLY Br LAURA A. KIRKMAW. 15 It is well to bear in mind that It Monday. PRACTICAL Monday Bridge club will meet the use of the "Medium" or "Low" does yorn cinxA hakmox. however, may be used day In witn Mrs. A. A. Allen at z:30 p. m, heat will cook most foods satisfac- - iwSw " 7S m IZE WITH its kurkoi:m. and day out on the home table Reception for teachers at Elks a, at less current cost than by INGS? without on 4 to 6 torily for all meals, grating club p. m. INSTITUTION This Is The of nerves. Harris-Count- s at the using "High" heat. exactly pleasure drinking the wedding true with to all boil- Two young housekeepers have Canton china in the familiar St. John Cathedral church at 8 respect nearly one cup or well-know- n ing operations. written to ask me for an artlcla "willow" pattern is also a p. m. boil- ware. It is inexpensive and Panee for Miss Helen Schneider Keeping house electrically has In preparing food by the on the choice of china. "I would from the dream ing process, greatest economy and HILLS BROS. ' may be replaced like the Oriental at Woman's club at 9 p. m. definitely passed Uge a handsomo monogramed Bet ware mentioned above when stage; tho electrically equipped best results are obtained by using water pos- "RED CAN COFFEE . let- home Is a the smallest of ' of china." reads one of these pieces are broken. today practical reality. quantity ters, "but I am Just married and ware NEW FABRIC MAKES This is again fully demonstrated In sible, that Is Just sufficient to cover Still another Oriental as with is than could be we have hardly enough money for called "Howo" ware comes In an SMART CAPE SUIT LoulHvllle's electric home which the bottom of the utensil, greater necessities." The other letter con- and this is has Just been completed and boiled potatoes, bringing the water "open pattern" simple to a boil on heat and im- supplied by many cups tains this question: "Our dinlnir and dignified for the little home; opened to public Inspection. "High" room is furnished In mission and this ware comes in blue and white. The living room has these ap- mediately turning to "Medium," of ordinary coffee. wll-'.lo- w installed: iA and if tho of food Is not our llvinjr room with stained At the moment there is pliances clock, victrola, quantity present vacuum fire-lo- g, too "Low" will furniture. Would a set of a reversion to primitive peasant cleaner, fan, floor great, heat usually ichlna embossed with band- too polisher. Tho sun room has an air keep it boiling. gold pottery, which although crude covered bo appropriate for our home?" to use at dinner. Is very effective heater, cigar lighter and vacuum The utensil must be kept ' ings cleaner. Of i Now, I don't think one needs a on the luncheon or breakfast table In the dining room are tightly. course, you understand, of decoration to coarse an urn-typ- e percolator, that no matter how much addi- knowlcdsje interior especially when used with chafing to agree with me that "showy" china linen dollies or runners that have dish and fan while the breakfast tional heat you apply a boiling pot-typ- e to such as these two readers want, is the tones of the pottery repeated room has a percolator, a operation, It is only possible not for the simple home. A small In toaster, and an electric grill all heat the water to boiling tempera- a simple embroidery design. for ture, and that all heat In not for the simple home. A small The young housekeeper whould not the quick preparation of the applied china in with its sim- old of china early morning breakfast. excess of that necessary to hold keeping hesitate to buy pieces Is wasted and plicity. China with a striking pat- which are simple in shape, color The kitchen has dishwasher, Mrs. Bessie T. Redman. that temperature, tern is Just as much out of har- range, utility motor, flreless cook AmnnD Ihn ulir.inuaf nl Imoliiaca carried off in steam placj and design and which will Surface elements be used In the modest home, as china bear- monize with other pieces she has. er, fan, automatic electrlo refrig- women on the raciflc coast U Mrs. may a coat of. arms would be in a erator, waffle iron and drink mix- Bessie T. to advantago also In searing roasts ing For It Is considered quite proper Redman of Seattle Mrs. in farmhouse. er: In the basement are the electric Redman estab- before they are placed the oven, Anything that "simply today to have odd pieces roup"d conducts a unique -- screams to Is washer, churn, the big Ironer end although tho same results can be money" should be left together, if the general cfiect lishment, being one of tho few In .palatial homes. electric Iron, clothes dryer, fur- women In the to own obtained by placing the roast pleasing. nace country hnd ele- What, then, is for Another drastic from heat regulator and ice cream mnnnffA a nmniimnnt nnwi..n,.i, a pan directly under the upper appropriate departure freezer. The ment of the-ove- the heat the average young housekeeper the conventions of our f irebears, bedrooms have heat supplying tho public with all man turning who starts married life In pads, electric sewing machine, vi- on "High'1 for a few minutes. Meat her a is the use of different wares of ner in luuiuaiunes, monuments ana so to be '"cottage for two" where economy china for the various courses of a brator, fan air heater, curling iron, markers. should be turned as seared is a most consideration? comb nnd immersion water heater. For four on all sides. When properly seared, Important meal. who years Mrs. Redman has roast in oven and cook as Welcome School Teachers , I can recommend some of the fol- on hundred-piec- e & HI Lighting, furnishings and hang- been head of her own place prided herself her s, ings in each room form a company. usual. lowing wares: dinner-se- t, would gaze with perfect She designs most of her tomb- Almost Is unit of color and design. Some- stones herself nnrt nnrr ncrrt aVta everybody familiar horror on our plain white soun more nnf v with ware. thing than work, material invented "Sedji" It is of ono plates, our patterned dinner plates, and a neat permanent marker VOGUE tone (a cool, ss appliance, have been put into to refreshing green), our cool green salad plates nnd this displace the head- .whose glaze is satin-lik- e in texture. home careful thought board, desert plates none of which which is other innovations are also AND 'Other solid colors old-ros- the basis of home com- credited to CORSET LINGERIE yellow, wares "match" in any way! fort her. pld-blu- e and mauve may about the Ret rule and convenience. "The business I am In me also be Indeed, only brings found In Oriental pottery, we must follow today in choosing closely in touch with the more se- SHOP but these colors are perhaps bet- our china Is this: Make a choice rious part of life," said Mrs. Red- tor tea-tra- CORRECT Intervlon-nr- i suited to the y than to that looks the LIGHT. man when "nn rv,n,. the appropriate with Wishes to announce to all School Teachers dining table. The green SedJl. general Interior of the home. f si a heart is revealed to me. I find K yjp&J&n IS NECESSARY myself in tho same father confes- that, on all purchases of Merchandise over $5 a sor position which a minister, doc- - lng the sparkle the red, green, ior or lawyer floes. ' 5 PER CENT DISCOUNT blue and yellow flashes of fire IN EACH ROOM Bedtime Stories from the diamond, a rustllns oven; reduce the heat; baste every will be tax. sound was heard In the air above Tho llvlnar room In mn nvaratrn fifteen minutes until turkey is given, plus For Little Ones their heads, and Uncle Wiggily cooked which will require about closed his paw over the diamond. an average total of 275 watts for mrce nours. Howard B. asked bun- MISS CATHERINE HILL, CorseMer By Oarls "What's that?" the wiuer, poriuDie ana oracket out- - Imagine spending the entire ny rabbit gentloman in a whis- morning of a festal dny standing 107 South Fourth Phone 835-- over ten-pou- Copyright. 1821. by McClure per. a hot stove and basting a exclaimed Jennie. "It's total of 160 bird every fifteen minutes Newspaper Syndicate. "Hush!" watts for center light, for a Bad Black Crow Bird. He's one bracket and boudoir lamps. three hours! It Is a wonder UNCIK WKifiir.y AXD of the last to fly south. He's rev- The kitchen should tinv. an av that our mothers survived such an JENXIIf.'S TRICK. ering over our heads, his erage total of 125 watts for centor ordeal. With the improvement in flapping cook stoves, with ad black wings. Quick, Uncle Wig- mkih ana me lamp over the .sink. especially the Uncle me diamond stairwavs. i vent of modern electrlo ovens, the "Oh, WIggily, where are gily, give Nurse Jane's Halls, norchea tin at. method 1ST SPBSCHIPTEOfl cried a cheerful voice ring! Crows are very fond of tic need 60 watts each. of procedure is entirely OTCI you going?" BY KI.OISE. dlfforent and much easier. In a tree over the gentle- bright, shiny things, and he'll take The laundry requires 200 watt In Club bunny this diamond from us unless There Is a now Just divided the first place, don't use a Albuquerque Journal Salesmanship one away fabric put among the center light double roaster, use men's head morning. I hide it, and play a trick on him." on the market which is called bv and lights over the tubs and the open pan only Good For 20,000 Extra Credits ' for meats or big fowl Who wants to name worK-Denc- n. roasting a "What's that? "Where will you hide It?" asked the entrancing of trolaine. It and do not leave by the nomination blank, and your first whore I am going? If It's Is a woven on of The bath room 50 watts. the top heater of Accompanied ;know Uncle Wiggily, handing the little fabric the order the electric oven on. Pon't use any subscrlplton. this coupon will start you in the race for the ;the Fuzzy Fox or the Woozle Wolf the jersey with a rougher, "woollier" The sewlne room 12k tn to tell!" answered Chipmunk girl shiny ring. center vt water at an in. roasting meats, as Albuquerque magnificent Morning Journal prizes, with a grand total of I'm not going surface, making ideal sports or light and aewinor hl 37. (WO him-;se- lf hide it In one of my cheek the shrinkage Is less and natural more than credits. This coupon may bo used only the rabbit nnele. lie made "I'll knockabout garments. has been lamp. pouches," answered Jennie. "See!" It Juices will be retained. You save once nnd Is valid only when accompanied by a as small as and tail- Tho garage neeria f9S one-four- th possible used to make knlcker suits, nr,H. to one-thir- d of fiss'n. remittance. crouciud down a bush. Quickly she thrust the ring into a main the Dairy under All ored suits, frocks and tho newest light nnd a drop light over weight of every roast cooked in the "O'.i. indeed I'm not the Fox the pouch on her left cheek. in worK-oenc- n. ani- Idea is the cape suit pictured. modern electric oven. If you wish Name of Subscriber and some other ce All t- nor yet the Wolf," went on the chipmunks, The suit is made up of a one-pie- lamna should ha almd - to retain all of the Juices in meats, Phone 351 jolly voice. "I'm as much afraid mals like them, have these the homo fmatnA nn serve to hold the frock fashioned pn straight or roasts, do not season It until It' Candidate's Name ... of them r.sryou are. And I'm afraid pouches. They lines with a side front opening lamps are desirable. Tinted lamps is cooked. Salt is said to draw the of the Weasel, too. But here 1 nuts and other food the chipmunks and cuff buttonhole no or collar, and Huuing ine Deauty color In Juices out of meat. Amount $ am, I'i.elo Wigglly, up over your gathor, until they can store away of knitted The homes, but in nrHer in Enclosed, In holes nests for banding. short mnir.. .,1 head! pon't you see me?" and the kernels and sports cape which matches the the light it is necessary to sur- - Tho Hawaii has This coupon will count 20,000 free credits when returned the. winter. University of to Club with the the voice laughed merrily. frock is cut on ample lines in cir- ,:, or sources grown from an enrollment of ten the Salesmanship Manager, together first Mr. of a Jennie hid the diamond ring In Wltll Colored Hllkan aoraaniignt subscription you obtain. It must be accompanied by tho cash, I.ongears caught sight cular fashion with silts for the ...... wvito, OUltcn. to 270 regular students In the 13 frisky reddish tarT and something one of her cheek pouches, and then hands and a collar not nard t0 of its and tho subscription must be for a period of one year or down the Black Crow. snug fitting ,fuC"iaro make and years existence. The free are In to the with stripes that were almost like swooped which ties. It makes an ideal with their aid delightful tints longer. 20,000 credits addition number thoso on his barber pole rheuma- "Caw! Caw! Caw!" hoarsely cried or school suit are obtainable. However given on the subscription, as per regular schedule. and it sounded like skating outfit for the use Journal Want Ads bring results. tism crutch, only the stripes ran the Crow, late winter or early spring. It is of opaque shades often ' "Haw! Haw! Haw!" As if the crow 5 require the other way. really designed as a spring gar- to 60 nea cent- ... .. "Jennie Chipmunk, Is that you?" were laughing. will bo com- t0 kv the same mt. cried Crow. "I ment, but found quite effective called the bunny. "Quick!" the fortable on snappy days. "It is I!" laughed Jennie as she must hurry down South where it Is scrambled down the tree. "And I warm. But before I go I want that ask you where you are going?" bright, shiny diamond ring! Don't LATEST FLASHLIGHT haven't It, for I saw THANKSGIVING Uncle WIggily looked all around say you you CLIPS TO ITS USER DINNER through the woods before making looking at it. I saw it sparkle!" . an answer. Then he whispered in "I haven't it!" truthfully said By Jennie's ear: , Uncle WIggily. A flashlight Is a handy thing. In Electricity "I am going to the eleven and "You can look nnd see If I have fact it has been too "handy" be- It," said Jennie. The crow looked cause it had to be held in the hand, twelve cent store to buy Nurse Clear Soup with Cracker Crisps Fuzzy Wuzzy a diamond ring." In her pockets, hut of course could leaving only one hand free. Now not find there is a new an- itoast Turkey "On, how LOVELY!" exclaimed the ring. flashlight Chestnut Stuffing Jennie, clapping her tiny paws "Open your mouth." he croaked nounced that boasts a big Improve- Baked Sweet to ment a swivel hooks on Potatoes which were kept clean and neat, Jennie. She opened her mouth clip that Cranberry Jelly in Orange Cups WELCOME because she so often washed the but of course the ring could not belt, pocket or sleeve and points Orange Quarters with French, dishes for her mother. be seen because it was hidden in the light in any direction. Both Dressing. "Hush! Not so loud, If you her cheek pouch, or pocket. "Yet hands are thus left entirely free Fruit Pudding with Hard Sauce please," said Uncle WIggily, hold- are too smart for me! You must and this is an improvement much Percolated Coffee ing his paw over his twink pink- - have played some trick, but I have appreciated by a motorists when Nuts Raisins. ' ling nose. "I want it to come as no time to waste! I'm off!" Atid mending a tire by night on a dar away he flew. road, or by a mother The old Mexico now direction New a I'm to attending for Teachers surprise. going buy preparing the diamond ring." "That was a good trick, Jen- her child at night or by a sports- roast turkev wan- - "nrnoo ettt 1 "Oh. may I come with von?" nie!" laughed the bunny, as the man when fixing his rod or gun. and truss a ten-pou- turkey with fcegged Jennie. Chipmunk girl took the diamond tuner ciiesinut or Dread stuffing. "Yes," answered Mr. Longears. ring from her pouch. And when It is a strange fact that Africans Place on rack In dripping pan, rub And It Is a good thing he said that Nurse Jane heard the story she never sneeze. thoroughly with salt. Place in hot because later on Jennie was the thought so too. And she liked her means of But present very much. Convention saving there, I'll tell you the story just as It hap- So this teaches us that though pened. boys have pockets in their coats, Uncle WIggily and the little little Chipmunk girls have them .The Gas & chipmunk girl, who was a cousin in their cheeks. And if the post- Albuquerque Electric Company cordially invites all Teachers' to Johnny and Blllte Bushytall, the age stamp doesn't get shut up in- squirrels, walked' through the side the envelope where it can't and members of the New Mexico woods together, the dried leaves get out to play tag with the post- Teacher's Convention to our city and to man, I'll next Un- rustling under their paws. Soon tell you about " " ' ' they came to the eleven and twelve cle WIggily and Mr. White-- Face. .visit our Electrical while are here. cent store, and there the bunny Department you bought the diamond ring for his It is said that the promoters of muskrat lady housekeeper. "Babe" Ruth's barnstorming tour "Oh, doesn't It sparkle, though!" lost considerable money on the During this convention all who visit our store will lie glaclly shown all of murmured Jennie, as yiey looked venture, due to small crowds turn- at the ring. "Poesm't it Just, ing out to see the Bambino. though!" bur electric and gas appliances, and the full demonstration of each appli "Without fear of successful con- The Piano Record tradiction," spoke Uncle WIggily, will be talking like a dictionary, "I should ance given. say that it does." On the way back to the hollow stump bungalow where Nurse GUARANTIED Is A Critical Test Jane waited, knowing nothing of the surprise waiting her. Uncle Wiggily and Jennie took turns EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL' looking at the diamond ring. How ELECTRIC IRON it sparkled in the sunlight as they To reproduce the music of a piano la the took it from the box! severest test you can to a i All at once, as they were watch - $5.00 put phonograph. The result Is usually tinkly and weak. Toasters Washing Machines Waffle Irons .Vacuum Cleaners That Is why we Insist upon your hearing Percolators Ranges a piano record as well as others, before Toaster Stoves Heaters you buy, Irons Household and Travelers Chafing Dishes The SONOHA welcomes this test. Curling Irons Table Stoves Immersion Heaters Fans The tone fidelity of BONOBA, and the Grills Urn Sets absolute absence of surface noises won Ovenettes Vibrators and Hair Dryers for it highest tons honors at the Panama-Pacifl- a Exposition over mors than 100 foreign and domestlo machines (including those now sold In Ask us all Albuquerque). And WE HAVE THEM ALL A beauty in finish and its about our remember the Sonora plays all makes of Interesting disc records without extra attachments. lasting qualities are equal deferred to any higher priced irons. payment ( plan. Hear it in horns or at our store. Investigate the Phone 76 Wt deliver your Federal Electric Washer. The ma- WHITNEY chine of no regrets !3 Gas Co. Albuquerque & Electric Co. hardware New Mexico Phonograph Co. i "At Your Service' Fifth and Central "Phone 98" 402 West Central. GEORGE GEAKE, Tron. Phono 40 Pa?6 Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

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:1 i 9 1 i ncluamg f ive 1 922 Model Automobiles In Yesterday's Issue of the Journal was published the first list of club members entered thus far in the Journal's $8,000 Salesmanship Club in which Five Automobiles and hundreds of dollars in cash are to be distrib- - .1 uted among home folks absolutely free. r.i Everybody The short list of candidates shows that there is plenty of room for live workers there are plenty of prizes for all. The opportunity is ac- aloud "live wire" workers to enter the Wins PER CENT CASH tually calling for real campaign 1 and make themselves important factors and winners of the big prizes. COMMISSION hi $8,000.00 is actually going begging for lack of active workers. Something Send the nomination in this to The Journal or bring coupon paper There Will Guaranteed To All office. That makes you a club member starts you off with 5,000 FREE CREDITS. A few to The Journal, while the credit ri subscriptions big No Losers schedule is in force, credits you with thousands of votes toward captur- ing one of the big awards-a- nd WITHOUT A SINGLE PENNY OF, COST. , 1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE

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1 FIVE Campaign AUTOS Ends to be Thursday L3 Given Away December FREE 22nd 1922 MODEL STUDEBAKER SIX SEDAN, VALUE $2,295. nriM.i ;il:i!Piniinr;iiul;iii:U'!niiipi:r'ii:'ili::,Tr:;Mi!i!!!ri!irMri.i-iii',;n- .i: ':ii,ini:;! iim: :r'!,nii!t,.r:n;,:n.i!:i?1 'ii'tf !'"IMi:i,.ri'IIN!mtflHHHin i1!'i,:,n;i:ltll"Hi!i:i!::1iH!!'.li:!:l!lt OR WINNER MAY SELECT BIG "6" STUDEBAKER TOURING CAR PURCHASED FROM AND ON DISPLAY AT , COOPER MOTOR CO., Albuquerque, N. M. ARE YOU AWAKE OR ASLEEP ? Candidates who have bean nominated in The Morning Journal's election friends to do it all; make some effort yourself and you will be surprised at how can a credit total and "over the for a car. are urged to wake up to the credit value of subscriptions these next three easy you pile up big go top" weeks. Thus far very few of those nominated have made any effort what- Don't be one of those who will "wish I had" when the election is over and the distributed an active NOW. It is doubt- soever in the way of securing subscriptions or renewals to The Journal in big prizes start campaign 3 ful if you ever had or ever will have such an opportunity for making BIG more subscribers have come to The Journal office and fact, voluntarily paid MONEY without investing one cent. up their accounts, giving the credits to some contestant whom they hap- If is on the list of whom the to than most of the candidates have in. your name not participants among gigantic pened know, brought will be send in nomination blank and distribution made, your get busy. It 0 Credits accumulate very fast during this part of the campaign when the will pay you bigger in the short period of time than anything you have ever credit schedule is the highest. Wake candidates, don't expect your done in your life. Are you awake or asleep? up, - ... A. ,

Credit Schedule of the SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE The Complete Albuquerque Morning Journal Prize List FIRST CREDIT PERIOD Cp to Wednesday, December 7th One 1922 Studebaker Light "" Sedan Price. Credit? Value (2,295, purchased from the Coop- 6 Months 4.75 6.000 er Motor Co. 1 Year 9.00 12,000 One 1922 Studebaker Light "" Tour- 2 Years 18.00 30.000 ing Car, equipped with wire wheels. 3 DO. 000 Year 2;.f0 Value 11,350, purchased from ttie Coop-e- r 4 Years 36.00 120,000 Motor Co. 5 Years 45.00 240.00O One Chevrolet Touring Car. Value Years 64.00 3G0,00f t692. Purchased from the Cooper Mo- SECOND CREDIT PERIOD or Co, December 8th to December 17 ne Chevrolet Touring Car. Value Price. Credit - '692, purchased from the Cooper Mo- 6 Months S 4.75 4,00r or Co. 1 Year 9.00 9,001' One Chevrolet Touring Car. Value 2 Years 18 00 22.50" J692, purchased from the Cooper Mo 3 Years 27.00 45.000 tor Co, SB. 00 4 Years 90,000 ' ,2180.00 In cash 5 Years 45.00 180.00" One One 150.00 in cash 0 64.00 270,000 Years One 150.00 in cash , THIRD CREDIT PERIOD 75.00 in cash )ne ' December 18 to Decemlier 22nd )ne 75.00 in cash Price. Credits na 75.00 In cash C Month 4.75 2.500 )ne 60.00 in cash 1 year 900 6,000 ne 60.00 In cash 2 Years . ... 3 8 00 15.o0i ne ., r 60.00 in cash 3 Years 27.00 30.00u ino 30.00 In cash 4 Years 36.00 60.000 ine .' 30.00 In cash 5 Years 45 00 120-00- One...... 30,00 in cash 0 Years 84.00 180.000 ine 26.00 in cash . 25.00 In The above declining schedule ol trbdith )ne .' cash , will oosltlvelv not be changed during Dne . , 26,00 in cash the campaign. A Special Vote Balloi hiIKm ft EXTRA CREDITS will hundreds of dollars In cash commissions good for 100,000 - be Issued on every "club- of $27.00 o be distributed to non-pri- winners on in. This offer will TOURING WIRE WHEEL VALUE a salary basis of ten per cent, on turned special 1922 MODEL STUDEBAKER LIGHT "6" CAR, EQUIPMENT, $1450 10, ac- 1 in effect during the entire cam-pate- all subscription collections turned in, and will be considered part of cording to the rules of the campaign. th regular schedule. Purchased From and on Display at COOPER MOTOR CO. yj 1921. November 21, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Seven

THE ANNIVERSARY OF of "Bloody Sunday" was celebrated tary men snd auxiliary police were STAY .SPITZ 1921 TAX LEVIES ARE APPROVED PACKER today In many churches by masses killed during the morning houri TO S 10 WORKERS "BLOODY SUNDAY" IS for tho repose of the souls of the and there were reprisals during th ' IS victims. There was afternoon at a football in BY OBSERVED IN DUBLIN a procession game THE STATE TAX COMMISSION which wont to Glasnevln cemetery Croke park, where there were to decorate tho graves of those STRIKE ZONE GREAT INVENTION ARE SATISFIED Dublin, Nov. 20 (by the who foil. (By Taxpayers' Association of New Salary 546,169.22 Tress.) The anniversary It was one year ago when mili Journal Want Ada bring results. 1 lndebt-debtedne- ss Mexico.) Certificates of The taxes levied for 1821 are to 1,023.64 DECLARES INPMSIIELLER carry on the government, state and WITH WAGE CUT SUP Total $1,652,302.87 iucai, ior iz2. other revenues Outside 5 mills: will, of course, be available in ad- Interest . ... 140,476.13 dition to tho ., Not Be Withdrawn Lack of Capital to Enable proceeds of general Sinking 67,972.46 Union property taxes. Income from lands County health 87,031.47 Leaders, However; Trom Southern Colorado Her to Buy Nuts in Large ana permanent funds. Interest on County school main- Predict a Flat Refusal on deposita and fees received vari ous by tenance 4,433,685,46 I ; Coal Fields While Their Quantities at Proper bea orncers will supplement the County high school the Part of Union Mem- receipts from taxes. Upon the levies maintenance 243,589.41 ; Services Are Needed. son Is Handicap. the state bers to Accept Slash. - approved by tax commis Special road ...... 175,760.70 - sion me ronowing cmounts would Federal aid roads'... 727,084.89 4 eas Assoolntrfl A (By The Ansocluted Treftfl.) "The pinon industry might be realized If fully collected. Certificates of indebt- (By Tb. rtrni.) Welcome 3 Colorado Springs, Colo., Nov. 20. iw v nindA one of New Mexico'! The total levied for 11 purposes, edness ,. 4,970.00 Omaha, Neb., Nov. 20. While he Hearty will not bo with- This taxea rangera great commercial enterprises. except special and taxes upon union leaders here were freely drawn from the southern Colorado state, Arizona and a part of Colo- special classes of property, Is shown Total $3,879,570.52 fields until the needs for their nut as follows: predicting; a flat refusal on the part To The ojoal rado, produce the only pine For school district purposes of the ji'resence Is over," Governor Oliver is so as to ua m State levies ... $ 1,817,714.24 levies as ' members of the Amalga- which tasty eii. are follows: mated U.' Shoup said tontRht In denial of commercial demand. County levies 7,531,878.38 Building $153,254.47 Meat Cutters and Butcher tt rumor current in Denver that the Th snnakpr was Fannie B. Spitz School district levies. 647,001.81 Equipment 110,224.61 Workers of North America, tho hlf iftate troops were to he removed sheller and shipper of plnon meats City, town and vil- Interest 276,873.13 packing workers' organization, to 4nd martial law declared at an end. known lage levies 682,587.13 accept the scheduled wnse reduc- and the greatest auinorny Sinking 107,047.97 tion in Maj. J. E. Moorhead, Governor on the pinon nut ana us possiimi the packing industry, there In Colorado Total was very linlo crnwlnir M. A Shoup's secretary, Mrs. continued: , $10,619,185.66 Total $647,000.08 nnH.r.e,,f N. ties. E. Spitz Storings tonight on his way to Den- a volunteer. It re The state levies include: pur- against tho move amontr the work- "This nut is For city, towns and village ers ver from the coal fields, where he milres no cultivation and grows State departments and Institu- poses the levies for general pur- themselves today, according to has been eince martini law was first nv i vnst nrea. It has more va' tions. 11,272,399.99. poses and for Interest and sinking reports from .South Omaha. declared, said that the situation rlcd Dossibilities In its use than State school. $181,771.89. Interest 276,473.13 Charles A. Stewart, superintend- MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS' does not justify the removal of nnw nthor known nut. As a food, State road, $363,542.86. The total of all these levies is ent of operations at the Omaha troops at the present time. Ita value Is very high. As a diet The county levies are as follows, $10,619,185.56 for 1921. The cor branch of the Cudahv nlant salil 1 ''Although the situation out- fnr those afflicted with certain year 1921: responding levies for 1920 amount tonight that ho has received no WHILE IN Moorhead 5 word relative to ALBUQUERQUE wardly is quiet," Major kidney ailments, it is without an Within mills: ed to $11,019,334.60. the taking of fur- said, "there are plenty of evidences finunl. In fruit salads, vegetable Court 132,806.63 The decrease is due to a loss of ther action regarding the wage cut that lawlessness might ensue if the naiads, candles, cakes, dressings Wild animal bounty.. 27,597.31 $40,000,000 in total assessment for wage cut. rangers were to leave. There are fnr bn ked fowl and In a thousand Court house, Jail and the state nnd in the reduction of No new developments have fifteen or twenty of the rangers, or other edibles, it adds a delicious repair 23.094.60 levies for state roads and federal arisen so far as the workmen are YOU of the extra force of 100 armeu flavor and great food values. But General county 387,093.03 projects. The reduction in the concerned, it was reported tonight IF DON'T KNOW HOW TO. REACH PLACES wen, In each of the dangerous difficult nut Indigent 18,226.91 amount of levies does not mean from union headquarters in South will it is an exasperatlngly the Omaha. Sfcots. I believo their presence to shell by hand." Agricultural extension 28,613.23 lower tax rates, however, except in To required for some time yet. of the Transcript 8.695.40 the two counties and Jacob ir. Davis, president of tho Mrs. Spitz is the inventor of Hidalgo local "ASK US" onlv machine made for the shell Judgment 7,156.62 Luna. An analysis of tax rates will district of tho union, had not WITHOKAWAT; lUMOll of ninbns. These machines Special bridge 46.292.61 show Increases in all other counties returned from Chicago tonight and AT HAMROCK ing no word had ? DKMEP power-drive- n and each will Special road 15,083.84 which are due to been received from are almost entirely mm. produce about 80 quarts of shelled County road 410,449.94 school maintenance levies. jocai union leaders are WEIL GLADLY DIRECT YOU t Walsenburs. Colo., Nov. 29 (by each the awaiting either his return or In- A rumor to nuts day. During period tthe Associated press). of experimenting and improving, structions, they said. They added the effect that Governor hhoup me ma- that further union action depends law In Huer Mrs. hpitz nas nanaioa LOUISIANA HAS COLD WAVE IS HEADED his would suspend martial chines practically without help, upon report. Davis has been tfano county where miners employ Her present machines are not ex EAST INTO MONTANA attending a conference of the union ed by the Colorado Fuel and iron The nuts are MONSTER FIELD chiefs at Chicago. oompany are on strike perimcntal. poured against Into the hopper and the clean, (By The Annnclattd Pre.) age reductions in thlrtoen of the of 158 Taxi & 158 un- white, whole meats the nut, flow OF Spokane, Wash., Nov. 20. The Baggage Company's mines, are denied from ex- NATURAL GAS in a steady stream the storm which yesterday gripped Or- equivocally tonight by Adjutant Bhutn. The simplicity and Shelled General Patrick Hamrock of the pelling egon and Washington spread east- Pinon Nuts. Phone E. L. efficiency of the machine are re (By Tlie AMorlnn rrrw.) Washburn Colorado rangers, upon his return New ward Into Montana and 802. Fannie S. Spitz, 323 Company from an of conditlona at mnrkable. Orleans, La., Nov. 20. tonight, Inspection "I had hoped to interest New A natural gas field with "tre- while temperatures there were not North Tenth. the Oakvlew mine. me mendous Hamrock said that martial law Mexico business men wltn in production potentiali- greatly changed, some of the snow "ALBUQUERQUE'S EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS" this enterprize," added Mrs. Spitz ties" has been uncovered In We deliver Would remain In effect "for a long scores carloads northern which had been falling further any size any W "I have felt that of Louisiana, according west Mon- time come" In Huerfano county. shelled and to a began to be evident in where. Henry Transfer Co. . He also stated that conditions at of plnons might be report made public today tana. and shipped out of a factory hero eacn after an investigation by engi. Phone 939. the Oakvlew mine were quiet to neera of the East of the Cascades the snow disturbances were year, furnishing employment United States bu- turned to which tore down "no anticipated" as ad reau of conducted sleet, J. W. here. many and acting a great mines, for many wires, and to rain. Around niMSI IFTI, th, Wntch Maker, General Hamrock. It vortisoment for New Mexico, while the state on request of Gover- American. Cwi and ..nsllah Makes. ,j Adjutant a handsome Rut nor Tarker. Portland precipitation totaled All Wortt uuarnnteed. Vis said at ranger headquarlers returning profit. A three to four inches. Streams are 117 Sou 111 Jlrn. fliune 01 I have as failed to find any productive area of 212 . " -, n tonight, intends to Institute a yet bank full and rising-- I ....,, w, MMMnjM. of homes in the one with necorsary capital who square miles, or roundly 185,-00- 0 search the miner's acres in solid Railroad trafCIo from the east district soon for arms also has a keen vision of the pos1 a block, Into Portland is demoralized and Walsenburg flhilities. For throe years, work- located in Union, Ouchlta nnd and ammunition. Morehouse eight trains are marooned aloni; The miners. It was said, would ing without capital with which to parishes, near Mon- the Columbia nuts In at th roe, and designated as the river. Efforts, to (( be dvised before the search to turn buy large quantities Monroe reach them by boat or overlanl In. to all fire proper season ami operating only gas field, Is outlined failed ranger headquarters one I have the in the report. The report es- today. CI arms they may have in their pos- machine, proven timate session. practicability of the machine and that the gas remaining received here from the profit to be made. in the reservoir is roundly Reports thirty-tw- o cubic miles. mines in all parts of the Huerfano Mrs. Spitz then unfolded to the toves district showed the usual quiet. writer hnr plans for leasing ma- LOCAL ITEMS Miners at the Oakvlew mine, who chines In all parts of the United Washington, Nov. 20. The In States. "Until after the holidays." Louisiana gas field is un- struck recently protest the natural '' a decision of the Col- she said, "I will be busy shelling doubtedly greatest Co-- against gas field discovered, an offi- Coal Supply Phone 4 ajid 5. orado Industrial commission nuts for my customers who would Th annual meeting of the stato mine owners be disappointed if they failed to cial of the bureau of mines said ALWAYS PLEASE which upheld the tonight. board of osteopathy will be held at action of discharging two get them. After that I am going the office of Dr. c. II. sec- ijvthelr to- east and for Conner, employes, will return to work make arrangements retary, at 10 o'clock Monday morn- morrow, Hamrock said. The Oak- the immediate manufacture of n DEATHS AND FUNERALS ing. Examinations will be held at vlew is not a C. F. and I. property large number of machines for leas this time for the benefit of those We Give Below a Few of Several Hundred Users of and not affected by any wage ing' to customers and nut dealers, BMITH The remains of Chat- - desiring licenses to practice. Dr. Moore's "I am without the to -- Firepot Burns the Gas, Smoke strength Held H. Smith, who died Saturday. Walter .Mayes, president, of Mag- MOORE STOVES in Albuquerque. May We Add Your Name? oarry on the industry will be shipped to Norwich, Conn., dalene, and Dr, Mary Parsons, vice and Soot on the scale it, deserves, was the for burial. Mr, Smitft was a retired president,. Roswell, have arrived in statement of Mrs. Spitz. "No one treatrical man and a the to prominent city. capable aiding has proposed to mardi eras. Neil McNerney ja in Dr. Murray, physi- Dickson, B. T. BOY SCOUT FIELD so I have concluded to leaso osteopathic Long, C.A. Paldos, Jno. help, charge. cian. Woolworth BIdr Phone 644W & Anderson Davern, Mrs. the machines unless negotiations Mineral Lodge, No. 4, of Albright Lehrman, Dick Pihl, A. C. still In Knights Del pending, sheuld result the FLANDERS1 Funeral services Pythias, will meet at 8 o'clock to- Anderson, L. O. Frate, Jas. LaFont, C. Phillips, J. W. outright sale of my patents." for K. F. Flanders, who died last night. The rank of knight will be Anderson, S. R. Dukatt, F. L. A. ARRIVES TO Mrs, Spits then snowed her vis Friday night, will he held at conferred. Lincione, scores 2:30 Lbr. Co. Sue itor of letters from dealers French's chapel at Tuesday Pay Poll Tax at High School. Albuquerque Dillon, Loken, A. B. C.S. ' II in all parts of the United States afternoon, the Rev. H, S. Davidson Mrs. Edith P. K. Hall, of this Albers, Hy Davis. Harry Quickel, her what terrfls her Mc asking upon officiating. city, stopped at the Hotel Roslyn Armijo, Mrs. Teresa Dry, Dan Quickel Auto machines might he leased. Her of Los Angeles last week. McCIurken Quier, Chas. ID MEETN caller loft her presence with an In HARDY Chariot H. Hardy, 24, Factory wood, full truck load, Allison, Rev. Davenport, L. McDonald tcrrogation in his mind aa to died at his apartment yesterday. four dollars. Hahn Coal Co. Phone S. whether or not New Mexico's busi- His home was In Kllevllle, Ohio, 1. Archibeque, F McCrary, S. P. R ' ness men were Im- where his father resides. The Barbara E. E. J. P. Fitch, regional secretary overlooking an body Arason, Fiedler, R. McVey, C. R. Reynolds, W. for mense opportunity. was taken to Strong Brothers' mor- Abel, L. K. L. B. of the Boy Scout organization The from French, J. McClugan, R. Reynolds, J. states Of New Mexico, Texas question shaped Itself like tuary pending instructions C. IT. CONNER, M. I). I. O. the this, "Should not be relatives. Anibal, Frank Forest Service Reeves, R. D. Arizona, arrived last night to Albuquerque Osteopathia Specialist. McCaffery and to 701-.- Auto Laundry-Alderman- which is to known the world as the home Stern Bldg. Tel. I, 2033-- Farrell, Mrs. H. Howard Rittenhouse, Mrs. E. attend the conference of the shelled LUCERO Donlclanao Lucero, McCreary, he held here today. Representa- pinon?" Paul Fabre, Peter Rodgers, G. L. Gal- 78, died yesterday afternoon at his SANT STORM .1A7.Z AT McSpadden tives of Las Crilces, Roswell, residence at Sandoval. He Is sur - Estancla, THE COLLEGE INN TONIGHT. B Fabre, George M Roberts, Jeth lup, Carlsbad, Demlng, WIFE OF SENATOR vived by three sons and one daugh- Dr. Raton, Silver City and other places ter, Mrs. Alfredo of this G. L. J. T. Rice, be In HOLM BURSUM IS Montoya, CITY M.FCTMC 8IIOK SHOP Brooks, G Miller, will attendance. 0. city. Funeral arrangements are Phone MT-- Snnlb Robertson, Miss I the conference tlx grcond. Brooks, T. J. Grunsfield, Maloy, A. J. It is hoped that OPERATED ON HERE still pending. Crollott has charge. Free Call and Delivery. Sig. H. W. Will be the means of extending C. E. B. A. Reid, Boldt, Garcia, J. Merrywealthy, J. N. scouting to a number of towns in C. Ross, the state not now covered and will Mrs. II. O. Bursum, wife of the Bottger, A. Garcia, Sam Mitchell, Prof. L. B. in senator from New Mexico, W. M. S. M. Rabeyralle, Father 'stimulate the extension of work junior Berry, Garcia, A. Mahlouf, J. Mrs. organized territory. underwent a serious operation at a Bowman, Jno. Grubb, A. G. Mathis, J. F. Reed, TVIi- - Wltrh to stav in local here the hospital yesterday. Bond-Dillo- Ryan, S. J. W. R. who per- n Gass, Jno. R. Moon, A. E. .'" elty several days after the confer Ilr. Lovelace, Riedy, C. ence ends. He will oe avatiame, formed the operation, stated last Bambrook, Alf H Mueller Rodger at the Y. M, C A. all during the night that she was getting along D. H. A. L. Romero, R. teachers' convention for confer- well. Boatright, Huning, Arno Martin, Reed, Geo. ences with any teachers who are Bass, Edgar Herald Mize, I. J, In are several interested in the scout movement. England farms Bright, Rev. S. A. Hammond, H. B. MartinNye s (Slen O, Ream at the T. M. C. A. devoted entirely to the cultivation Mrs. Geo. R. Sower, E. D. Will be able to make appointments of butterflies and month Bambini, Hughes, Thos. Mason, for interested parties in case Mr. Bryant, E. H. Cliff Milligan, T. J. Sackett Ifttch is not available. Hayden, Skinner, J. A. Blueher, Herman Holeman, Clyde Mabel, M. M. Bueche, Will Modlin, W. H. atamps, Roy Hoffman, Geo, C. Dave ' Governor Baldie, Miss Hopewell, W. S. Martz Sterritt, inspects H. L. A. M. Stevens, D. M. iNEW BUILDINGS AT BUICK Blair, Harrington Markham, St. Vincents Blake, C. R. Henfling Mann, Fred STATE UNIVERSITY C. Simmons Co, Boyd, J. Heldt, Hobart f Mugler, Jake ' Bernalillo Mercantile J. C. Sganzini J The new addition to the women's Hamilton, C. V. MacGregor, residential hall at the university, Balcomb, K. C. J. R. Malony, J. W. Shoup, Harry the Korber wireless station tho flaggy, and We Brodell, T. W. C. Moya, Rev. Sutherland, R. G. j(ew football bleachers were in- Why Want Albuquerque Hart, Snivley, J. V. spected by Governor M. C. Mechem Balling, Fred Minor, C. E. and his party Saturday morning Brackett, Mrs. Meridith, Lon Snell, C. G. - following the meeting of the board To Hit the 50,000 Mark Ilfeld, Lewis " Stevens, Jim of regents. Burns, Rev. Montoya, Benny t Governor and Mrs. Mechem, and Sand Storm B Brown, Dr. H. Rolf J Means, B. W. Singer the members of the board of re- We have a selfish reason for Bernalillo Co. Schools Joyce Marshall, E. S. Strong gents were afterwards entertained Jazz on the perfectly wanting Jones, A. A. by Mrs. J. A. Reidy at luncheon at s Albuquerque to have 50,000 population before Blakemore, A. K. Morgan, E. C. T the Country club. Those present the next census. Johnson, P. J. Miss Tingley. Clyde were Governor and Mrs. M. C. HI Balcony Maples, p c Jacobson Maloney, P. Turnbull Mechem, Mayor Walter Connell. T. J, Dr. David Fpence Hill, Mr. and Mrs. H Tonight 1 Craft, Raymond Jenkins, J. Mills, H, R. Thaxton wA. A. Sedlllo, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas PRIZES The selfish reason is that we believe that we Coleman, Blank Jacobson, E. F. Miller, Dan E. g. I Tittman, P.' Keleher, Jr., Nathan Jaffa, Dr. &E given for the 5tK can sell three times as many Buick automobiles Clayton, A. J. A. Miss Mar-cel- la Johnson, Carl Morrison & Weeks W. C. and Mrs. J. Reidy, and g BEST DANCERS in a we , Trowbridge, Reidy. 3 50,000 city than can sell in a 15,000 Comer, W. A. Jackson, Mrs. McCrady, A. C. Thackary i After the luncheon, Governor m& fl? town. Clark, C. A. Journal Mechem and were taken Visiting Teachers Minor, E. C. Tolar his party will find our Cold II I Franci3 cars to the Arizona-Ne- w Mexico BE ft Cayot, P. L. " la. E Lunches really de- - 3J K " McLaurin, football I Conroy, Chas. R. y fame, jPg: llcious. This is the selfish reason that should be in Kistler, A. Michael, A. Van Druff, R. C. business man's mind when he considers Campbell, T. J. Kuhns, L. O. McNamma, Mrs. ur Hot Chocolate. every Vaughey, E. A. ik ill m the of the Chamber of Commerce. Corley, A. Kahn, Sig. Maxwell, Mrs. ks who wnippea uream I rejuvenation W. C. Verula, M. Fv and a Chicken Sand- - gal I Carr, Kavenaugh, E. N. SPECIALS I I St w,cn must be eaten Wn Carlton, E. V. Kiech, C. Molinarlo, Tony w As one out of . every three cars .(other than Crandall, J. L. Whitehall, Wm. Class A, (UK AA owned in Kelly, Jno. T. o Andrew Wool tDU.UU ' re- - Fords) 15,000 population Albuquer- Dr. Weyler, Blankets...... mjk We have Just Si f Cartwright, Keller, Allen H. jp-- i I is Osborne, J. Repaired, QF US ceived a fresh sup-- que a Buick; the same will hold true in a Coriell, H. I. Walker, Earl J. Russet Shoes ji Kloeppell, Jno. Otero, M. B. WXscO Ssl f'N 50,000 population Albuquerque only the total Whitesides, J. R. Extra Heavy Navy QM rVIG WHISTLE will be three. D Kinsworthy, W. R. Oldham, R. G. Earl Blankets, new...... 94UUff S CANDIES 3B multiplied by Weineke, Class A, Doolittle,' J. M. L Oleson W. R. flQ AA II frc from California to be Walton, O. D. Breeches...... tDO.UU prepared to give the Sill II Duer, W. A. , Leonard, Harry P Walsh, J. J. Reclaimed OK teachers the best 551 I Daily, A. N. Lewis, R. Lbr. Co. Vincent Army Shirts tDXvZD candies have I J, Putney, Wenkle, IfC they 51 - C. Leather QJ (JJ ever eaten. rvl Daily, W. Longfellow, Rev. Platner, A. M, Waters, Al Putte fD TO t&D pe 311 Delaney, M. Leech, L. L. Payne, C. R. Whitesides, Jas, ATTENTION Davis,. Harvey Lawler, T. J. Anna 100 Men's Leather (JQ Poplin, Roy Wilds, Army Jerkins tDlU lid Cclle?e Inn H McCollough-Buic-k Prompt attention to mail orders I Co. is. v. unasc. LIBERTY ARMY Dr. R. Fred Pettlt. 56 Fifth and Gold. C. E. ODEN, Prop. Phone 1200 Js Eats Sweets IL, ISJ? Danclns ES Phone Eu SUPPLY CO. if s When Better Automobiles Ara Built, Buick THE EXCHANGE Will BuUd Them. t' IT, North First St 120 West Gold Avenue T. L. & E. L. McSpadden TV Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 21, 1921.

partment during Mr. Wagner's term. The repor N01 SO HARD TO TAKE AS THEY THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO BE will be absolutely impartial. If Mr. Wagner is en iCfessB&d Ads titled to a clean bill of he will receive It. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER health, Crabbscrawlings Published By We are after nothlne but the actual facts. Mr JOT It V A L PiniJSIUNU COMI'A.NY Wagner can well afford to aid the Journal's audi AUTOMOBILES D. M AC'l'H I'J KSON. CARL C. MAOEE. A. tors In the exact facts, If he wishes all TO yoli SAL,! touring tar, tor llu: President. Wonretnr learning BET TOADVINE SAYS. if taken by Monday. 2L'2 South Second, the truth to be known. I been takin' flancm' lessons, but FOK 1921 D. A. MACPH EUHON , .BusinesH MnriHci SAI,K Ford (nuring. 137.5, my teacher says she's 'frald 412 West CA HI. C. MAOEE Kc1ltor-ln-'-hlP- t I'm Square Deal Oarage, Copper. too much like George Washin'ton FOlt 5 A FATHERS MISSED! 6ALK Bukk touring car, REPKHSENTATIVES WHAT LOT OCR calm In de feet. firit-clui- a condition. Co. C. J. ANDERSON .... Marquette Bldtr. Chlcaeo. PI city. RALPH H. MULLIGAN.. 48 E. 2d St.. New YnrU It ia a source of constant wonderment to thu The Wildcat screamed and theLobo EXt'EitT KADIA'l'OJl HEPAIRlNc, Q. second-clas- s 1C Shett Metal 219 North Entered s matter at the postoffice favored how our forefathers howled, Works, of Albuquerque. N. M., under act of Congress of present generation As they tore and scratched and Third. Msrch 17. 1S79. . managed to get along without the thoughtful, all fought, Foil BALE Bome extra good used cars; And the Wildcat bit In T,obo's easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co., 608 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ( embracing solicitude of a parental government. the West Central. one month. S5c: . side Dally, by carrier or by mall, They seemed to indulge a false pride In what they FOFt SALfc; In 00. The score "twenty-fou- r to model ti yearly. advance, H were pleased to look upon as e. Their naught." Hupmiibile. at a sacrifice. ties Mr. a circulation rearre, at White "The Morning Journal has higher outlook on social welfare did not extend much be Hirnge. rating than te accorded to any other paper In New CHEER UP! FOK KALE Ford touring car; has Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. yond their own line fence, although It Is true that When the varsity does beat Ari starter, fine wire wheels, cord tires, The only paper In New Mexico Issued every day if a horse fell into a helped him zona, victory Is going to be all the motor and all In new shape. 1024 For- neighbor's pit they rester. , In the year. sweeter because of tho wait. to recover It. If a neighbor fell 111, they "sat up FOH BALE Ford in MEM HER OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. stripped down, goofl with him. It hard times threatened, our fore THE EYES OF YOUTH. snape. This Is sure a bargain. Must The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to be sold at once, 1150 gets this car. the use, for of all news credited to fathers tackled them within their own household! Jim Sam Moore Is the cussln'est North Fourth. It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also and the remedy 'of work and man FOK SALE A few small used cart. applied I reckon find the local news published herein. Most of them were Bible readers, and Instead ye'll anywhere! terms ir nesirea. Korber's Auto Dept.. great Why, the devil hlsself can't beat Dodge Brothers Dealers, 21S North Seo- - MONDAY November 21, 1921 of appealing to human "authorities" to help then Jim Sam, onu, phone 783. in time of need, thev applied to The Book. One When he's started In good to swear! FOR SALE Two Sulck light sixes, 1911 models, JS60 and 1750; Ford truck, A NATIONAL PARK. text that seemed to Impress them ran, "whatsoeve tone-to- n worm Now me an Jim, we're from the fl76; Tord truck, drlva, to do, do it with WMwS $350; Ford speedster, 1176; Dodge tour- hand flndeth thy might." thy mm same town, ing car. $400. IK Went Onld. Albert Bacon Fall, secretary of the Interior and were an sort of people, as proved Where the hills is They Independent putty and green, FOH SALE A Hudson Super-Si- x for a resident of El Pnso, but maintaining a technical by a certain famous Declaration. But they missed But he left back there In his $1,000 00. This Is a fine car and 1b residence In New Mexico for political purposes, has of to which could spln'lln' age. fine condition and la worth more money the beneficence bureaucracy, they An 'twuz the last of him I seen. legitimate reasons make Its sale at a proposed to create a national park for the benefli turn In time of need, sacrifice necessary. Gober, Short A of El Paso. How different it Is with their children of today, An after a while I wundered off, Gober; Phone 566 ol' home nest FOR SALE Ford touring, 1921, purt The Journal lias no objection to El Paso having who can find a government department, a Fur away from the chascd In been always An on rovln' til I landed here. August, has not drlvea a national park. Our only objection to the project a board, a commission, a council, a com- kep' 1,000 miles; many extras; perfect me bureau, In this desert town of the west. chantcal condition; will sell for $200 cash, Is the farce of talking about a national park for mittee, or whatnot to which they can consign all balance '150 on time, to responsible New Mexico when, in fact, the proposal la for a na- their troubles for solution. We are freshly remind Then one day down on the avenoo party. Pall mornings, 317 North Sixth. ' A comes tional in New Mexico, but for El Faso. od of present-da- y In this respect by a dU feller up from behind, ""FOR park progress An cats If It aint Jim SALE Real Estate' Is create a national play- Conn. In dog my Sam, It proposed to great natch nubllshed recently from Hartford, If It aint, ye can strike me blind! FOR SALK One lot, 6(1x142, corljr in the south part of this state and to spend it we find the Nutmeg state will take official cog Twelfth and Elate. Inquire 419 Weft ground Sania Fe. , some 512,000,000 in its beautiflcation and In build of the act of women's hair. Tho Well, me an him talked from that nlzance bobbing FO.i BALK At a bargain, lot a day on. 60x14, ing roads to it from El Paso. The results of such attorney general has Just given the Connecticut bar-- located Ninth and Sllvr price $700 Of the folks and the things back sold at once. Phone 1468-- park will be a tremendous boom for El Paso and j ber's commission an oral opinion that that opera- - south. the passing Into eclipse of the great historic and ti(yl may hereafter be done only by licensed bar An the more we talked the fldglter LEGAL NOTICE dls-th- at he wuz scenic portions of tho state. Let It bo understood i,er8t jn times of financial stress and social Sho Til he got clean down In the mouth! liF.FOKK THE HOARD OF COUN the Journal does not criticize El Faso. j 1ress we nre pr0ne to revert to "the good old days." TY COMMISSIONERS OF TH1 la jusnuca in puiuntf ims m-u- i musa n nne iau. jjU now much our loreratners ana mumers nussuu His with this here COl'XTY OF BERXALIIilit NEW MEXICO. But it should not bo done In the name of New by not living in this year of our Lord! land STATK OF , should understand that it is El Wua powerful and turrlble to see. In the Matter of the Petition of Iff Mexico. Congress An his cussln' wuz great, an if any habitants and Residents of Ear Paso and the extreme southern part of the state, thing Albuquerque. which wishes it. VERSE OF TODAY A Improvement, or It seemed eo to ORDER. Fall has never been able to see seventy me. This matter coming on to be Secretary i heard tho of mote Into New Mexico from his home in upon petition miles north WILD PLUM. An he says one day he's so sick of than twenty-fiv- e residents of East El Paso except during political elections when They are unholy who are born It nil Albuquerque situated within the Fall's future was at stake. He Is running true to To love wild plum at night, That he's goln back south for a county of Bernalillo, state of New for El Paso to the Who once havo passed It on a road spell. Mexico, and it appearing to aB form when he wants this thing the Is and no the matters and state. Glimmering and white. Where hills green, Board that facts, exclusion of the rest of the His right bower, alkllt. things etated in said petition re and political sponsor, Bill Hawkins of El Paso, is It Is as though darkness had An things aint dried all to hell. true, and that East Albuquerque ta the chairman of the committee which has this Speech of silver words, a nlitter! townsite of an unincorpo Or cloud of stars he went: but he wuz back rated town and addition thereof In charge. as though a Well, enterprise Perched like ghostly birds. purty quick havlnir a population of not less The Hawkins committee has called a meeting With the meekedest look on his than three hundred people situated of the "peoplo of New Mexico" at Las Cruees for They are unpltled from their birth face, immediately east and adjoining the to me In hollerlike of of December 3, to memorialize Yongress. The plan 1? And homeless in men's sight, An he says a east boundary line the city the voice, and in ana em- to have the of New Mexico" ask for this Who love better than earth Albuquerque tamng "people Wild plum at night. "It don't look like the same ol' bracing all the lands and territory park within the state. When it has been established Orrick Johns in The New Tork Tribune. place." Inclndert w thin the limits or an ex 1 south. on the great scale now proposed at the request of r ii A tension of the north and ii... politicks aside Charlie Chaplin Is since I been lines of eald of Al of Now Mexico," another national park ' a "Ever thing's changed hnundarv city the "people grate artist, away. east for a distance of cen- Wats -,- buquerque can not be had In this state In a quarter of a CRISP PARAGRAPHS AS THE grate about him, the size: ,- - nnw Hkn 'twuz seven-tent- miles PEOPLE VIEW IT J V. i ,,. TI - . .. "ol.' about one and tury. then. more or less and containing an area fing, and I sed, G, pop, do you re- was so acres the limits When Secretary Fall made the suggestion o? C.IVF THE SLIP. An all that I thought purty of about 800 and IT Our New Counties. ! election, and is a ma-- member the pickturo ware he's an nice. marked posts aside domain Jn the south for a na- The New York dock demands approved by to thereof are plainly by setting public City department The conleinuluted of ol such voters voting thereon be shaving his face and Is as shabby an ugly as sin." at tho corners of said platted and rea- the to be tried a council of its Life. JJO.UUO joniy some comes tional park, the Journal approved. Wo think a right by piers. certificates of iiulflniniicss, 111 the district or districts affected. lady up and pats him unincorporated Eat Albuquerque, lands in southern to be issued Ly liurding "Section 2. The pow- on the back and he thinks Its soma I went back an saw It, as shown the thereof at- sonable area of public the portion count, - general man "I'm sorry by plat de- lie state treasurer from ponna- ers and duties of govern- and smears hor face all over to tell the God's honest said as of the state well be set asldo for future DITTO! - county For ye tached to petition part may DITTO! ent funds brings up sumo mu'i- ment shall be defined by general with shave lather? truth, ftioronf unit described a follows: velopment as a national park. We would be glaJ The proscription of beer is to be followed by the sting questions witii rilcroiuo to law, applicable to all counties, and O doer, how artistic, sed ma, and I'd rather I could see It a I use to. at the S. E. Cor. of of beer. Arkansas Gazette, of. Beginning to further such a plan. j prescription the finances of tlie counties optional plans for the organization pop sod, Yes, that was rich, wasent When I wuz lookln' thru the eyes Sec. 22 T. 10 N. R. BE. is. M. r. m. Catron and Hurtling created by tlio of mav be pro-lu- st it, but I liked the better of .1 nnnth line- Of The bankers of El Taso and her business men j county government pickture youth. iiienyo n cat .l.n,,,.'b iia i legislature. vidud bv law. to be effective in anv war he gets dough all over his 21 to the east line cuf Is WHAT DO TIII'.Y NKi: FOH7 ' See's 22 and are the ones who are pressing this matter. It MUM;' tnenc-nor- th With reference to this purchaso county when submitted to the letral hands and then rubH it off Th sere of discretion ceases the Albuquerque Grant; at dinners In El Paso that tho plans are being but not after written on of certificates ot indebtedness, iff voters thereof and approved bv a on everybody as ony Charlie Chap- when boys and girls begin to have the east line of said Diank, they've "Money" 11 tim-taut- - along laid to have the of New Mexico" pass reso nt. Atlanta Constitution. a sound policy lor iroau- muloritv of those voting thereon. lin can rub dough off on peeplo. the Idea are old enough to get to the south line of Coal ave- "people er to invest inslitui 3. they grant litions that the national In New Mex school, ional, 'Section Any county shall Mersey it takes a perfect artist married. nue; thence west along the eoirui saying park or other permanent funds in securi- havo the power to frame, and to do that O yes, sed I avenue 10 me in To we demur. adopt ma, and line of Coal emi ico, should be tho south. this ARE LESS DANGEROUS. ties not readily salable in the open amend a charter for its K0vernm3.1t sed, Well gosh, pop, how about RULES IN ERIN. thence TKJWi D:LR these, re- TRAFFIC of Mulberry street; Santa Fe is the oldest city In the United State Bears huve killed 25 in one town in Maine. market'.' It is claimed that ami to amend any existing law that ware he's notice every ve- nlnnir east line of Mulberry sheep securities are not a invest- to pickture slpposed "Until further the The civilization and traditions are not only greatly Why don't the hunters stop shooting deer for a goud lating its local orgunizition, such to bo a pleeceman and soaks hicle must carry a light when dark- street to tho north line of East ment, beCJuse of delects in the. law charters and amendments to take on when thence east senior in of time, but are unique In the ex- while and go after real game? Cleveland Plain everybody top of the hed with ness begins. Darkness begins Marquette avenue; point Dealer. providing lor llieni, because, tho effect when submitted to the legal hia club wheather are lit." north line of East Mar- cliff ancient levy is not to be made within the voters of and thcyre doing the lights along the treme. The rulna of the dwellers, the '. the county approved enything or not, ladies and every- avenue to the east line or fivo mills limitation, or because no by a of those voting there- quette battlefields, the seat of our most precious hitsorical SI K majority body. me of my the Albuquerque Grant; thence THAT 1ST II WEST VIRGINIA SPEED. .Vote has been taken upon the in on. The manner of exercising the wat "You've heard speak to the location of our most marvelous fifty-ce- nt My a artistlck werk of art, north said grant line traditions and the The West Virginia man who paid a curring of the debt. 111 thu case powers herein granted may be uncle. along east is within a hundred miles of tho Ancient debt of 43 like some of the rest the of hee, hee, sed ma, and pop sed. The rich one I love so much?' north line of Sec. 21; thence scenery years' standing, of Catron county, amount rogulf.ted by general law. It to so line of See's 21 and of us, did It as soon as he to It. ritts-bur- g of Indebtedness au- 4. Benny, begins look as tho "indeed I have, and I know well along the north City. got around certificates "Section Any county with a had no E. of Sec. 22; Gazette-Time- s. to was $ o.l'OU au- your mother true feeling He's the k!n you love to touch! 22 to the N. Cor. can be which will or thorized be issued population of over may be for but we east line of Nothing permitted prevent which wore tne lie-ser- thorized law to in its art, have, havent we? thence south along the purchased by by provide and sed. - 22 of long delay, that section from becoming ono of the State bank. charter for a consolidated I Yes, sir, theres a Char- There Is a question as to which Sec. to the place beginning. systoni tie t hapiin pickture erround nt And it further appearing to the great playgrounds and beauty spots of America. DAY In connection with the forego- of municipal government, provld is the greatest nuisance, a chronic EDITORIAL OF THE is also called the o flthe LittlejiGrand tonite, lets go er-- booster. Board that the said East Albuquer- There lies tho heart of historic and scenic New ing attention Jo in:; for the powers and duties knocker or a professional streets and and authorization found in the act county, other municipal louuu ana injoy arc, pop. que contains alleys, Mexico, There is the place which the people of the city .nd Im with you, sed and ma the the business and residential district IV A WI15TIMF. creating Jlurding county tor tho authorities within the county and pop, Quite often Is necessity only residen United States should preserve for all time to come. AIJj county to issue certificates of in- - all whose pow sed, Is that so, well so am I, we'll of Intention. thnronf nnd business and (From the New York Times Inlmlishing olticcrs all go. mother and used the us of wiiich fi-- duties otherwise tial houses occupied by A park In the south Is all right as a convenience Fifty years ago, lacking a few months, the Amer- debtedness, pro ,, arc pro residents there-- were intended to be used 10 assist vided for." Wich we did. what you will, motor cars the Inhabitants and to El Paso and as a source of profit to her and ican Public Health association was organized, the a nchoul in have7 which is and the plant buildings and first to the in constructing high, TAXPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. the women of, her tributary territory. But it will not preserve meeting preliminary organization having the act. This semis to bo clearly Kl'PERT F. ASPMTND. ?heV9rlghtB.ide of the street. heen held in Mott street. l!y WORK BEING PUSHED - - to of the United States the real, historic Today this association, a form of for- Director. 1 CllULU HI jwwi ' - the people special legislation nl lien with a national membership of 5,000, "the DEXTER-ROSWEL- ' nf tho wnter works of the New Mexico. largest bidden by the constitution. ON L "What did Mabel say and most influential organization In the world ta the acts creating our best wishes eltv nf Albunuernue and the Coun The of this should wake up. is its an- - Furthermore, when you extended S'I.Si people region They; shaping public health opinions," holding these two new counties provided 0 HIGHWAY PROJECT try Club houRe and golf links and j for her approaching marriage?" should not sleep on while El Faso walks off with nua' meeting in this city of its first president, Dr. for the issuance of bonds lor court LITTLE "She asked us to say it divers other houses, buildings. Im- is ninety-nint- h Caroline: name of New Stephen Smith, who in the year of house and purposes "in the N. Nov. 20. Work-o- provements and property which are this Juicy plum in the of the "people hln n lonrrovitv ha mva whlnfe la OV,a - jail Dexter, M., with showers." lifp tho constitu- Dexter-Roswe- to and Mexlco." Las Santa U manner provided by BENNYS the lt project of subject great irreparable Raton, Vegas, Fe, Gallup andjriRht ot every vhm foP the' potential life of man, tion." In of this specific pro- man damage by animals running at to to a spke the Btate hishway department "Oh, marry me," the young other cities should see what will happen tneir according theory which he accepts and which vision, .there is in contemplation the lartre. and it further armoarine; to his own life is a hundred bonds with- WOTB BOOK, passing through Pecos valley begs; Is desire ofl tourists If this project is put through in its prcsen. happily illustrate, years, an effort to issuo these is being pushed rapidly by the How cruel the retort!- . the Board that it the - out submitting them to a vote of to yoo, the inhabitants and residents of form. They should see what it will do to the tr.- on? re- contractors, Duval and Johnston, "I would not be engaged the people, as the constitution and If the schedule is this a summer resort. said East Albuquerque that an ures of ancient New Mexico. shadow upon the dial of time as the shadow re- - The reluctance to submit present Were made entered of quires. maintained the work will probably order may be and A big delegation from the north should be at j ceded on tha dial of King Hezeklah of old so that the bonds is probably due to the Tf women keen the pace record by this Board prohibiting ere is not be finished ahead of schedule, the up ani- Las Cruces December 3 to our friends down prospect for a longer enjoyment of that fear that the people will favor 1 now a Men's tho running at large of such help have determin- which is about May of next year. they are setting, all are entitled to and the issue until they is and will soon be an urgent mals witl in the limits of said East that way get they nothing ""'ne VtZ TlT2 ed as to the location of tho Grading nearly completed Rights party and the Board In one proper the has been on necessity. Albuquerque; being more. Two parks must be Insisted upon tho tion for the Advancement of Science a few weeks county seat. surfacing placed fully advised in the premises, dotjl coun- several miles of the project, which " can be one In the ago, In bene-ficie- nt As a matter of fact, new transaction If there but park Edinburgh, spoke of what these same is fourteen and miles in A DRY LAND SAILOR. grant said petition. sciences had done to make the as- ties are created upon the insistence Done at a special session of sala state It should be placed for Its historic and scenic possible ad- length. As this road is the main For these from Indiana sembling of millions of men in camp and of a few only and all necessary the with girls Board of County Commissioners of worth to the people of the United States and not whereas not more trench, are to bo Pop was reading paper highway of the valley, considerable I've a soft spot in my heart; than a few tens of thousands justments attempted and ma was inconvenience Is to In Montana the County of Bernalillo, State of as a convenience and to El could, a made by conflicting interests In his feet up darning being caused From a dame old Oc- city building adjunct century ago, have been kept together as holes out of socks and I was look- between Roswell down once swore never New Mexico, this 2Itli day of Paso where Mr. lives. food for cannon. But Is the legislature with littlu oppor- travel and I I'd part. 1921. Fall this only the dark reverse to over my stamp collecktlon valley points. Detours which oth- One I loved in Minnesota, tober, to of the bright statistical shield, which shows how tunity left for the peoplo pass ing if A, O. SIMMS. If resolutions go from Las Cruces Washing- millions which may wondering wat would happln erwise are good are badly cut up A Swedish lass with flaxen hair. are now able to live and move and have upon the arrangements sent a letter to In Attest: Chairman. ton saying the "people of New Mexico" unanimous- their In cities be agreed upon. As a result we a Chinee Spano and very dusty, no moisture hav- And one winter spent Georgia FRED CROLLOTT. Clerk. being where, except for the enor- created with a Germln stamp .on it, and ing fallen in this for two I found misses there. ly choose this project in the south for their national mous advance in these sciences, have five new counties vicinity charming they could live since 1917, each with a low valua- pop sed, He's a grate man, all rite, months. Arkansas' gripped my attention ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO park, protests will be unavailing. only in constant dread of pestilence that walks In no of a darkness. A tion and high tax rate. It seems theres doubt that, he's As did two in Illinois, SUFFER. Now is the time to act. The time Is short. half century ago the death rate In con- man. HUSBAND from Seattle New York was 28 a sensible suggestion that the great AND WIFK WRITE And one's prattle "I advise every woman who suf- City to the thousand, end now it Mr. sed ma, yes, Mr. and Co- with Joy. is 12 or 11 to stitution should contain a provis- Who, Harding? Mrs. James Carson, Filled my punctured heart fers with kidney trouble to try only the thousand; for one. period it method new I think he is, too. lumbus, N. M., Joe Idaho Mr was only 8. It is a conservative ion as to the. whereby sign a letter saying, Husky from Foley Kidney Pills," writes MR. WAGXER AXD THE STATE BOARD. statement that two counties should be created. The Harding nuthing. Im speeklng "We have both concluded wo shall Rode rough shod thru all my Bessie 2522 Scovllle Ave;. died in every thousand years where Brawner. but one fifty ago. now following sections from a "Model of tho grate and ony Charlie Chap- never be without Foley Cathartic dreams Cleveland, O. "I could not do my dies; and this despite the fact that some are submitted sed pop, dldent you reed how Tablets and we believe to be TU tossed one from old Boston, The state board of education has agreed to hear or the areas included now State Constitution," lin, them I housework, but since taking Foley are the most thickly pop- for consideration: ali Europe went crazy over him essential to good health." They And loved one from New Orleans. I feel like a new wom- H. in his own defense on De- ulated on the globe. Kidney Pills Jonathan Wagner ' "Section 1. No new county shall wen he was over there a little wile keep the stomach sweet, liver ac- are winners in this nation, an do work." The result is not accidental. There and am able to my cember 2. The Journal wonders just why they or Thousands, tens be created and no existing county ago? tive and bowels regular. They ban- Steppers high and steppers fast. Rheumatic pains, swollen ankles. thousands or hundreds of thousands so bil- fondest. agreed to hear him. He Is not an employe of the enjoying shall be subdivided unless the Well wat of it, I dont think ish constipation, indigestion, And the one of which I'm backache, stiff Joints, sore muscles their 'birthright" today owe it to the scientific re- Is submitted to tho of sed ma and sick I've seen last, board. It is to or searches of question duly mutch Europe, pop iousness,' headache, bloating, Is the one that and sleep disturbing bladder powerless discharge reprimand Pasteur and Koch and others, whoso enrolled or registered voters of the sed, be careflll wat you say, If Eu- sour stomach, gas on stomach, bad disordered him. has not accused him of We fall names in indicate kidneys. It anything. appear that long and shining list embodied district or districts affected at a rope ever heers of that theres libel breath, coated tongue. , Not habit Atta boy! Up an at 'em! Foley Pills act promptly. in the address Kidney !" to understand the situation. of President Kavenel. regular or at a specially called to be another war, but leevlng forming. Sold everywhere. T. B. C. Sold everywhere. Rumors of extravagance and laxness or worse, of the office of state during Wagner's incumbency "REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright 1921 by George Matthew Adams Trade Mark Registered U. S. Patent O fflce) By Gene superintendent reached the ears of the board. They Byrnes could do nothing. They accordingly asked the prop- er ot the state to audit his ac- auditing authority 6l-it.- counts. This was done. VJILL Hoo ON-- Ji L t r-- mils ol1 It occurs to us that the only concern of the PLtrNse ime. SURE! board In the premises, is to see to It that any bad No MATTER HovJ Vol) BAJ.n1 6ZX practices complained of In the auditor's report, are MUCH IT HOCTS OUTSIDE. CHOICE.' not allowed to continue. There Us duty ends, go far bH0S USlWt UlrA HIS Ntoofc as the Journal can discern. Perhaps it is the board's rSK I WANMA I I -- choice y'f ira si 1 K -j- I 11' duty to call the attention of Attorney General Bow- 4JE. HIM Nt'. 4D en wit r man to the report. Santa Fe Is a large city and 4 the state capitol Is a big building. Attorney General Bowman may never have heard of the report. If there Is nothing criminal charged in the audit there seems to be nothing for any one to do. We are disposed to think that such Is the case. If there Is anything In the report which creates a prima facie case against Mr. Wagner, the attorney general Is the proper official to whom explanations and de- fenses should be made. If Mr. Wagner wishes merely to be set right with tho people, the Journal offers its columns to de- him for the purpose of giving publicity to his Sas fense. But we fail to understand any standing of the case before the board, which Justified It in hav- ing a hearing. The Journal Is conducting a of the de- - 1 e November 21, 1921. ALBUOUERgUE MORNING JOURNAL Par-- Nfr.e

Copyright. 1931 by the International Newt Bervle. Rv BRINGING UP FATHER. Pi-..-- - Georgre McMnnu V TEACHERS FOR MEAVENt, 1 SAKE OON'T BE UCH 0 FIND M15 VOON4 B't COLL tfcZJKT ASK US OOPE AT e S I'M MR PAKJTY TAU TO A-- PEOPLE JOIN HIM OO "bTRON I iSWr HE I M FEPJ YOUrs; HEAVEN'S- TO tnt (Rowr uur., iu I pE A.-- I doe ( ) J ,TV OO THF CrtM A K., a. . ioo poor ? V xoun, i Z WORM ) I HOPE ( J r V SHOW YOU 5 J 7 rr an' t 1 r he it in y 7 V, CLOSE IN, AND A BARGAIN fRs f i UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Eight rooms, modern; furnace all kinds Albuquerque's most restricted heat; good fireplace; and fastest district. of built-i- n features; gas heat- growing er connected with hot water - THERE LOTS ARE A SPLEN- screened-i- n DID INVESTMENT AND tank; large front SAVING ACCOUNT porch; screened back porch, east All lots 60x142 feet and can good walks; shnde; front. be This property is located Just bought $10 cash and $10 four blocks from Central av- per month. In Look our city over Ask your enue and a good locality. friends where The price is only $5,000 and Albuquerque's lvad on good" future residential section will can be extra be? terms it t'epired. We are ex- clusive agents. YOU'LL LEARN THAT IT'S UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS FOR RENT All who live thore art Highlands BOOSTERS. WHY? for light house IT CANNOT BE BEAT. . keeping, furnished ... $ 85.00 Over $200,000 has been spent and sleeping 'if' " on improvements In the furnished . 40.00 HEIGHTS That porch, ...$ X 92 B, Ntt tinviot Ino 2 this year. I.owlnnds. u ' ' means a in - 11 i ' i.i . i. 1,11 steady increase 5- -Room house, fur- values. nished t 5.00 We Are At Your Service. 6- - Room house, fur- EAST SILVER HOMES nished $100.00 5- - Rooms, bath etna porc.eg, mod- SOME BARGAINS JUST COMPLETED FINE HOME SITE fur- ONLY SIX LEFT house, ern, NOW Five-roo- a beauty $6,000 m adobe house, white Two beautiful lots on East nished $ 65.00 6- -Rooma, bath and porches, mod- .,....$5,000 r 2- 850 still have six foot lots and Silver. - BOO house com- fifty plastered, hardwood floors, Price reduced for nuick Hoom apartment, ern, a $6, We have a AlbrlKht-Moor- e jewel lot 450 left In the Ad- modern, built-i- n features. Lo- sale, or Want furnished $ 25.00 two baths and porches, Dandy pletely furnished, convenient- singly together. General 3- Lot dition at $.100 each. Seventh cated in ward. is to see Call Agents. -Rooms furnished lots of vines and shade trees. A and Adobes for six ly located on car line, that we Fourth This them? room house 750 street In now being opened an well built house, A. Second nnd Gold Avenue. and garage $ S5.00 real mansion can offer you for the reason- especially J. HAMMOND, 640. ..,..$8,500 We which ninkes these among the and Is well the 1522-K- Phono have a customer for your able price of $5,250; $1,000 priced worth 821 E. Silver. Phono . Tell us what want we ACKKKSOX & GRIFFITH. house let's have it will handle it. bent located lots in the entire money at $4,o01. you 120 addition. Don't Get start- RANCH may have It. 8. 4th Realtors. Fhono 414. SHELLEY REALTY CO., delay. ed on the upgrade right now. with good Realtors. A, L, Martin Co,, Realtors $20 cash and $10 month. adobe house; 15 acres In al- RANCH FOR SALE Phone 459-- J. 2i W. Gold. per D, T, KINGSBURY, FURNISHED, $750 CASH Real Estate, Fire and Auto falfa, balance in corn. Ijocated Seven acres, irrigated. Alfalfa, flERE'S YOKK OPPORTUNITY close to town, and is a money- fruit and Has an excel- Nine lance rooms, with porches Six rooms, two Loans. W, C, THAXT0N garden. Includ- REALTOR large good porches Insurance, maker. Triced to sell. Terms lent four-roo- fcalore, completely fumtHd, close In, 705 West Mountain Road. house. Only two two bath noma, Tjonn and Insurance. modern house, splendid NOTICE 223 W. Gold. Phone 156. miles out. ing piano, complete location; decorated, fine TO THE PUBLIC easy. Can be had almost on rooma all taken; this l a money- 210 V. Gold. Phone 907-- newly HAVING BOLD my local Transfer and own terms. Is one loca- shade: $750 cash, balance like J. D. Kelehsr, your It a real bar- maker, of the bpt corner (Storage business to Mr. a A. Hodges, gain. tion in the HI ith lands and li clone rent. Step lively, the price, $4,000 I wish to thank the public for past pat- 211 W. Gold. Phone 410. ROI.LIN F. tn; owner leaving for the en it. If ronage. Believing that my successors . Gt'TITRIDGK, Interested come In nuA tntk It over. 3. P. GILL, REAL ESTAT3. Phono 1023. 314 W. , will continue to serve you In an entirely A A HOME Gold Ave. A. C. STAUI-IH- FOR SALE. 115 723-- J. HOME 13,101) S. Second. Fbouo satisfactory manner, I remain yours for Kent KHtiite ami Insurance brick, modern, sleeping five-roo- future service. Watch this space my will to you, 5 319 West Mold Ave. I'hone 108, i porch, corner lot. highland!, close In. new 'ir That appeal rooms f vanished, glassed In porch 44,200 phone number, for long distance white finish, oak A GREAT BUY brick, modern, large L, brick, large front porch, fireplace), lawn, SUDDEN SERVICE.' hauling. J. Brown. n base- ( rooms, large classed Third ward, built-i- features, 4-N- porch, The Red Arrow over ren- floors, etc. Good location and priced Five-roo- hardwood EW close n (all the West) ment, furnace, garage, splendid corner, HOMES--- 4 95,600 New ders sudden service on Kodak finishing right with terms. Eight-roo- A GOOD BUY white stucco, adobe ward. Price floors, garage, $4,500. AY " lu who demand Work location, in Fourth For sale by owner, M. bungalow, Just completed, oak doors, people quality. FOR H. F. GILMORB corner, two garages, hardwood Ten-acr- e ' n before 11 a. m mailed same SALEMitcenaneoua $5,250. flood terms. Thompson, 102 Yalo Avenue. ranch, close In, Price fine garage. University Heights. day 214 W. Gold Phone 442-- floors, steam heat. They are fine orchard. Terms. F".rne good ranches for sale. Houses Work In before t p. m. mailed noon next FOR 6ALK 0 Krag rifle. 1024 R. McCLL'GnAV. $3,000. Splendid 412-- locations Close j 863-- W and lots In all parts of the Busi- day. Address work te 204 V. Gold. Phone J and good buys. Phono Special attention Riven to rentals ness city. to property and business opportunities. THE RED ARROW, IKY BOLlLlY'b MlLlw, JBEST IN TOWN. postorricc. list your property with ' W. IT. A. FLEISCHER, REALTOR, Albuquerquo K. Las Vegas Phone 2418-R- HOUSES FOR SALE McMIIXIOX, L. Real Fire Insurance, Autonomic (We want c In TO'JK 20(1 West Gold. J, Phillips, Estate, liuuriiner. representative FOIl SALF Reed Phone l'm-M- , I'lnte Lla-- sulky. furnished $ 850.00 110 S. 351-- (linns. Burglary. Public '' territory.) or call 709 Weat Fruit. For Rent-Room- s Third. Phone blllly. Inanrnnce. FRUIT TREES furnished 950.00 with Board Compensation DENVER- POST dollverea Surety Bonds. at your Uuor, ORNA- 4- - two lots 1550.00 NICELY ao per month. Phone 1949-- STTADE TREES AND Roonis, coiner furnished rm. with board; South Fourtb St. Phone tU. ALBU- 5- - no sick. 1027 ill A NICE LITTLE HOME FOR tiAI.K New J1.500 MENTALS FROM ltooma, modern, Fourth prlvnts family; Forrester. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Baldwin player 3500.0U FOR OrTSIDR CITV LIMITS plonn, atlQ. Phono 1825-- QUERQUE NURSERIES ward TO PHYSICIANS OR RENT Room and board, with ON ACRES OF WKLL IMPROVED Get Your Order In Now. Write Sleeping porch; first-clas- s board. 410 BUSINESS CHANCES FUU BALE Canary buds. 218 South McIlONAM) & WORSIIAM, East Central. JOHN W. WILMON, LAM). one 1667-J- . CHIROPRACTORS FOR Walter, ph tor cntnlog. Real KRtate Insurance, Attorney. sai.k Uaruge. bost location in Four-roo- pebble-dashe- FOR rtENT furnished room town. adobe, KOH fcALE Nice the de J. T. YOUNG A CO., 8B0-- 108 Large with Ho ms 17 and 19. Cromwell Butltllns, Phone 879. woodwork cement uppks, by box, riiono 8. Third. table board; ratea for two 217 li, newly painted, llvrred. Phone 1628-- Albuquerque, N. M. For rent or tvr sale, a fully people. Phone 1158-J- , WANTED Man with email capital to Tii sidewalks, fine well, adobe storehouse South Fourth. vest In FUR sai.K JJ5. equipped physician's office, FHVHHIAM M KI.M1CK T, giMid business. Address O. 0 stable, chicken houses and runs Threentng machine, HOARD by the day or week; first-clan- s AM) .M., Pus, office box 412, with an fine electric care Journal. main ditch, plenty of water for irri city. FOR SALE Houses unusually home cooking. 1105 East Silver, near DU. ej. I. Ul lt l ON. E-- 40 FOR BAI.K One 81S RENT FOR SA uf the best busln- - Batlon, bearing fruit trees, vines, ton loosehay, FOR Room. bath, treatment table, operat- sanltoriums. Illsrasrs of tue Btomnrh. SIB bushes, flowers, shade trees; place is North Eleventh, H14-- i iA i. hi i Bulls. BulMlnir. properties In Albuo.uero.ue 6ou phone ltl Whsi uii uralt bouse, ing table, violet ray machine, FOR RENT Rim" with' In slep-In- g Bartictt well located, one-ha- mile north of O.yper. I'M tin. glassed First street. Inquire at Bavojr H"tel FOR BALK Adobe to uulla house. N'tjih I'hone 2HHHt etc. In best location in town. with board. 16'J1-- O. town; Price is room. 14H&-- porch, Thone )B. 8. l l.AKKK, floe good neighborhood. ijarcia. 102 North Arno, ttli.v'l Large front f6IT HAL IS wo It ii all h 112 North Waiter. 4,7jO, terms. See us. f ousts, by Address Ke, Kur. Nns), and Throal. Easy Tw U13NT Mo-s- ri. rurnlsned rooms, uYvnur; small cash ROOMING HOUSE Rooma all fiTled: NAVAJO KUUS ty at coat FOIi payment; easy MRS. B. PRINCE, FOR HEM Newly furnished rooms Barnttt UuiMinar- fhons lit. Noril, 1730-J- . heat. 6us',4 West Central. tr rms. Apply 923 riouth Kditrr. I,. with or 413 central location; profitable Investment. DIECKMANN ftPAI.TY COMPAX. Mulberry, phone Box T-- without hoard. South Office Uoura 111 I'alace Avenue or 1903-R- . R Tnqu're at Everybody's Candy Shop, 823 bALU ilooro bast us r,ii.wI)vo-u- uoruiniBUeU roouia Ul lb niue una uroonwny, phone 9 to IS & m. and z tn p. m. . uurner, good tuti South C0. 2110 3,0-J- . Santa Fe. Third, Real Fftti'e, Irstir nee, new, North Ldlih. phone l.'t iiili Kdiih. culUige, sleeping purch; kouU. Uoom JAsiEPii.vk RANCH Ideal location tor IK. MAKRAKICT C'AHTH RK.I1T. 30U Ue.'t :!d nvenur. Phone 070 , National Bank FOR SALE At a barRaln. five second- FOR FAI.R Four-ca- p etovi, walor FOR HUNT Three funlieliea rooms. building. healihseekera; few reservations now Offlc- - ilrant Uldu.. Konm 16. I'hone 171. hand pool tables and one billiard table. ' connection, 1.25. 10'J4 South Bruniw.ty modern. 1011 N.irth First .Uli bAi.u DUllKUiOiV. PI'lucU vni'nM" Phone 2?.t8-- . Resldencr 112.1 Enst Central Jn first-clas- s also one twelve-foo- t rtvlt over Ua own 671. condition; Mi KOAnTKU PI.SUNK 15 cents FOR RENT Furniiihed rooms. SH light; it and your Fult REN"! and Phone soda fountain. A- -l In pir fine Sleeping porch room, condition. Robert 1114 West Kuulh Walter. Phnne 18U7-- Jtrige; terms. H3i West allolnlnr bnth. wlfh ,., quire nt 120 West Pllver. FCR RENT Dwellinf. pound Macpherson, Central. HELP WANTED h..,. Cnual. FOR RENT Front bed room, modem. month Ml" East Central W. nil. SHERIDAN, M. D. FOR SALE Two-slor- brick FOtt SA1.L 718 naming FOU KK.Vl 'liiree ronnis, funiittied; FOR SALK Medium sized coal fall aftir p. m., 419VVit Maiqueae Dy owner, West Coal, Mill.' FOR REI1T Furnished house and residence on 120 00 heating frame stucou. 4 rooms t rooms with or Practice Limited to combined, large water paid. 1012 Ri.uth Edith. stove. 416 West anil balh, without anrf SIKIX lot neai business seitlon. room for a Marquette, phone Hi..1, l fui'li.shtd room,, furnace vacant. WANTED salesman. Meyer board: hnth nhnn. GKXTTO - I'KIXAHY DISEASES FOR KENT four-roo- lllft-.r- . tuli 307 large porchis, newly decorated, Clothing Second. hllftlOoB hlilMIrs a at IK firtil hunt; no sick'. South Wtlter. If 1XU-- South Phone 820..I. AND DIKK.VSITS h,,..ln 328 Terms desired. I'hone Meyer. OF TIIK SKIN F A. 824 East hnuse, at North Fourth. Dr. luR SALE A few choice or roi ms for 110 F R Room lit Tar terms J Hammond. Navajo rugs. FOR RENT Two three fcOit tALK ,New rour-roo- modem fur EMPLOYMENT Man and wife. RENT anr sleeping porch. Wassermnn Liihon tory Connection. Silver. right from reservation; reasonable hi'iiseket-pln- Iron. 351-v- 1th board ; n light 4!3Wesl nlslitd on Soutu Ij'.mi Souih Third, phone for convalescent! gen'le-me- Citizens Bank ilUlg. Phono N86. FOR RKNT Two-roo- 2" 8 Boutn Arno. cottage, Walter, BUBINEPH FOR cotiaire. furnish- room, in low- - down A to only; private home. Phone S148-- RALE Old al.'lah r.o FOR RENT Furnished and monthly payments, J. WAN 1 ED Messenger fcoys, not going ed, Eust Pacific Inquire 82! F 0 U'5 hot wattr f. x 1054-- 624 co. FOR RE N'T q mereantr buflnese. located jn railroad. P'uth Wnltcr. heater, Inndn; furnnce hal. Phone Hunimond, Kfist Hllver, phone sehoo . Western Union lelegrapn Nicety rurnlshed "rooms CHIROPRACTORS Will sell for value of $35; suitable for heating store, ware-h- i. with steam heat and s Improvmem use or 110 Full l;U. furninied bsd room. FOH SALE Hy four-roo- house-- DKAKEMEN. besinnera lli0, table Good reasnn for d ,n FOR RENT OR SALE By December 1, work shop, Koulh Walnut. . owner, FIREMEN, hoard 110 1H27-- selling. If close In. Phone lf,85-M- 0 V.'est Coal. Write South Arno. phone grood-slze- seven-roo- with water inside and lute, 1250 monthly. Hallway, d proposition. addrss ?ost ff'ce h'luee, furnished; easy PHOTOS. 11 CENTS A DOZEN till I sleeping porch, Chiropractor. - "rooniiT" ws'ter no electric lot 60x141'; J2.000, S400 mre Journal. IOK MEAl.THSEEKERS Modern SO Utillillntr. 'T)Ot AlbuouirGit terms. 002 Boulh Edith, change my mind. New Sludio, over Kt'RN MH ED hot heat; lights, Morning IB nnd Armljo 414 down, balance $31) month. U07 West First-clas- s and with nurse FOR r.KNT For or with Ttntts' rmiir Store. siilt. ni children. Wjst Silver per WANTED pastrymai service. STOP. LOOK. AND LISTEN. year more, iron. U. City "ana de Pro, 111 West Oold. phone H14-- 'W'E WANT to in a view of selling, five-roo- furnished vXiU KAI.E FOi"! RENT I.nrife housi kerping ro.im, waiters. Apply stenl, Capital PERSONAL get touoh wltlr party Nice fresh egfis, 80c per FOH SAI.K MUST SELL IMMEDIATE- Cafe. Santa Fe. N. M. FOR RENT Nice who believes in the future of house nnd Phone 672. t 623 on Kiiiond floor: balh and phone. 414 rooms with sleeping Albuquer- gr.ne. fluSen. Ely's Poultry Ynros. 8,.uib LY and ninks offer. with for BARBER for private homes. Phone who knows Is FOR Kive-rou- h. v,Kt com. Inspect your porches, board, convalescents. que, thnt this city the RENT furnished house, phone IK1 Pour-roo- Mia. 612 14Z1-- 603 house, hath, porches, ol Kted. South Broadway, phone proper distributing pntnt for the state; $'0. at Sith Arno. 122 FOR KAI.E -- FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleeping slKe a.m EU culiat girl. 520. . Inquire lined trai tors. and full lot. Everything In good experienced VIOLIN 'essons a French violinist. who lives hre and Intends to stay here; Si.uih Arno. phone 13J-R- room, steam heat, close In. S17 (South Laundry. hy to that who rec- with Band plows Hardware Depart repair. 65 North Sixth. cejsior FOR RENT Rooms 623 South phone 1561-- party has a clean past Five-roo- Th'rd with Bleeping Broadway, nish FOR RENT unfurnished no ni J Korhei d WANTED waitress. Apply ord and wishes to be wo offer Ci, - FOR SALE Account Experienced porches; board If desired. Also gnr-eg- e DO learn-Spa- successful, house, with fine location. RENT furnished mom with sleep- leaving city, YOU Vt'IKII to" with an at garage; FOR 8A1.E Fresh or Hill or unfurnished mod- Presbyterian Sanatorium. for rent. 301 South me . unlimited opportunity right here 1001 140. pork, by the half In steam Edith. Ph teacher born nd raised In Spain? to look our In North Fourth; rent whole W. Ing porch, pnvnte home, heal ern houhe, screened ar- WANTED Good 150 home, after business the hog. Delivered. C Hunter. 4P0-- porches, nicely family cook; wages 1007North becond. state-- , us FOR RENT Two rooms with 240Q-n- evenln ge, j fill for two families. West Central, Phone 1II49-- entire the state manager and sleeping phone - ranged per month. FOR RET Large, airy front roomT cleRnest-cu- t, for 18. Ollder- - modern rooms, fur- 2204-- - IWHED Private pupils: teich'jt has owner of ono of the and porch, housekeeping, I VV'il.L one-hu- Fun rion'i Three neat park. I'hone owner, second Ap- save you your I WAN1 KD girl. suitable for two; two beds; also g 1720-- positively 422 West Competent glassed special trnlnlng fur prlmar radii. fastest selling, money-makin- nnd saving sleeve Electric Co., phone to nlshed for housekeeping. Puff New house, one 701 In money build; learn how. Room 10, ti.U.l ply morning, WeL Copper. sleeping porch, with best of board. 819 Ni rth High, phont M93-- J devices ever put on a gasoline motor. FOR RENT One side of"double Snnta Fe. block from whero can 719 1B88-- house; First Netloml Bank building. city limits, you WANTED Olrl for housework; South Walter, phone STUDY a" teacher". Thousands In use, every owner a booster, bath; and FOR RENT rooms for gentle- have a cow, chickens and also a general FRENCH with French private furnished, lights UVY VOi;R GUN before the season Sleeping hogs; no Apply 310 North Thir- HEAr.THSEEKER can home-lik- e means power, pep. smooth running; and water 1.10. 1008 South Arno. opens; men 18.00 up; no sick, SIS nice trees sna-i- washing. get Either class or private Instruction. For paid, and rifles to select from. employed, garden, fruit and trees, In modern home, now used on num- fifty shotguns ; teenth. country call at '.22 B"uth pulling motor; being FOR RENT Four-roo- mottern unfur- 110 Gold. vsi silver. f 3.7CO terms if desired. HuS North particulars llroadway, bers of the finest cars built, fire depart- Wtst WANTED Ulrl for general housework; speilal care given to bed patients; lienr or phone irm-v- nished hunir.ilow. with FOR KENT Heautiful furnished room Klcventh. 1021 car line. box ments, contractors trucking parage. Apply FOR SALE One rocker. onu clothes must on Call at Address postoffica 224, I equipment, 1220 North Fifth Phone 1929-- for one or two, and board If desired. FOR SAlE By owner, five-roo- and stay premises. CAN Klvo in,,thT's care to a email concerns. Every car owner is prospect. (rear). chest, library table, Hoosler kitchen Wist Roma. city. from do 514 North Third. front modern bungalow. MTnAMONTF-OV-TTIE-ME9- healthy chl'd, e;od family Penn sold BG.000 In six months; Wis 760 FOR RENT Modern three, 'our, five ard cshlnet. ch Id's bed. 1H North Sixth. large porch, In al- - In go a rmMieme section; east front, WANTED Assistant aeainstresa slrlnp Idal hnie end cr,'fl'ent training In six weeks; Rockford 172 In seven days; houses and apartmenlu; some CLARIFIED milk FOR RENT Furnished front r.i no pri- be Ap A SANATORIUM-HOTE- for tubercular for no 103 W. H. and Pasteurized Theie lawn anJ i.ees. in very best condition, teitH' r room; must competent. chtH; othnr ch'Mrp": tcrrrs Tenn 115 In tlrreo days. Offices In furnished. McMlllton, 206 .Vest Is on one Alhu- - vate entrance, baih fldjolnl.is. cohva icucenis; graduate nurse In at- place to obtain it 370-- would foi Economist, AiMreas Mother, eastern cities. It takes a clean record Gold. North Hl"h. phone ".icntlee quick sale, leaving ply tendance: ratea by the week or month nurque Dairy Association Phone 351 town. I'll ne H8ii-W- . for hout- '- care Journal and a few hundred dollars to handle this FOR RENT thTee room for house- WANTED Woman general CbII ?40l-J- FurniBhed rooms, cot- FOR REN I Front light a. m. ii. and unless you can meet the above re- water 41 South- FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and well no FOR SAI.IJ By owner, In the Fourth work, from S:su to sleeping porch, paid. In keeping phone, bath, people; 909 West Stover, RESERVATIONS may now be had at St. quirements don't answer this ad. Mr. ern avenue, (23. 1709 South tage cheese; also fresh milk gallon children. 416 West Gold. ward, six room mudern bungalow, gar- (Mil at Sanatorium rates. CARPENTERING Inquire lots, 1916-- llKht best resi- of John's (Episcopal): " Clyde J. MoNcrny. Hotel Combs, city. Edith; Swayne's Dairy, phone furnished age, has and heat; very WANTED A cook ill a family four; S17.&0 to $25 week; Includes rETTIFORD' THE ODD JOB MAM. home-mad- FOR RENT front MJ D. per private NICE e to Nicely dential district In priced right; to A 1H73-.- FOR RENT Three-roo- two cakes made order; doslr'ible locatloni heat fur- city; good wages right party. room with sleeping porch, connected to kind of work thnnt FOR house, fruit cuke a room; easy tetms; not over phone; 7 08 weat RENT Aoartmcnti screened decorated in- for the holidays specialty. 306 West Coal. priced Weinman, copi'er. bath and t illet; medical care, medicines, WANTED Odd Jobs porches, newly Mrs. George 207 East Silver. nished. shown by only. I'hone cnrpt'ntrrlng paint- ru-.- - 1308 Mackey, appointment WANTED for general excellent 1461-R- . FOR RENT Modern Hire apart- side; lights and water furnished. out- 2040-W- . Experienced girl general nure'ng; meals, tray ing roof Ph"ne Phone 12S5-- FOR RENT Nicely furnished oom, Mrs. no extraa. All rooms steam ani repairing 4. ment. 1110 North Recnnd. South High. no housework. Apply mornings. service; have FlfTCSH side entrance; also garage; sick. BY OWNER, modern house In 1120 West hot and cold water. Rev. BEFORE BUII.DINO or harlng your RENT--Thr- ixal-iw- PORK today, fattened without David Welller. Tljeraa. heat, running Jj'OK rooms and hlooping FOR RENT Nicely furnished o i 1116 North Second. Fourth ward hard wood f loots, fire- W. II. Phone house repair d. call 3M-- mir flfrurei 407 Coal glassed-i- n swill; stuffed shoulder; good for WANTED An to learn ph Zlegler, Superintendent. porch, furnished. East very modern, large sleeping 1032-- three apprentice 491. are right. No too or too small. 801 Thnnkflgtvlng. Phone 209 East FOR RENT Nice room wlthprlvate place, large screened porches, earn job large v porch, fine place for sick. Iniuire tography; young lady preferred; 'FOR RENT first cless furnished apart-- Trumbell family; with or without board. 807 light airy bed rooma with extra large Address Pnoto, care CAHPKNTEP AND FINISH Bl will be close In. 208 North Blxth. South Edith. on lot with while you learn. ment, FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, dii ,ug N"Hh Fourth closets, fronts east large Journal WANTED Position ready for another building within, a two-roo- FOR RENT Modern furnished cottage, In excellent few RENT Desirable apart- d Two rooms furnished lawn, trees, etc.; everything 1U days: highest Quality work guarnn FOR n table and four chairs, two oak esaera, FOR REN'l front BOARD and month no no children. 1104 North two rooms, glassed-i- sleeping porch, 2 tenna If desired. Phone EARN Room WAMrD work to take home, teed. Work by day or contract. Ad- ment; sick; two beds, two springs; will ell- cheap. for light housekeeping. Apply after condition; fret J101-- on car line; no children. Apply 1218 1977-.- ! while attending school, catalogue or by the Phone dress care .Pecond. 223 South Second. p. m . 408 Weat Lead. 90SV 8ouih day. Carpenter, The Exchange. South Edith. Mackay Business College, rea- West Oold. phone 1111. FOR RENT Furnished small two-roo- SALE FOR RENT furnished front bed NURSE, hospital experience; prlcea FOR RENT Brand new five-roo- mod- FOR Good selection of Navajo Nicely I Mnln, Los Angeles. 104 no no children. 721 furnace-heate- d close W AW ED Miscellaneous sonable, obstetrics preferred. apartment; sick, ern rugs and Germantown pillow tops, room, In home, who can South Walter. house, furnished; University 1005 Cen- no 833 Fifth. WANTED Experienced lady, TIME CARDS 8outhEd!tlr. Room 10, Bank priced for quick sale. East In; sick. North WA.V1ED ooard, Fhone and in Heights. First National 141 Cattit tu act as stenographer saleslady COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED mechani- RENT Three furnished tral. Phone rooms and 2409-K- 11 . FOR nicely building. FOR RENT Housekeeping curio store; references. Address Dox cal wlehea rooms for light housekeeping. 419 BUTTER Ask for Albu- for two persons; no chauffuer, position driving FOR RENT Three-roo- cottage, fur- your grocer sleeping porch, FOK cc:king and eervlng dinners and Santa Fe, New Mexico any make of car. Phone 700-- West Fruit. Association it 110 , 1589-w- . bath at querque Dairy butter; children. South Walnut. partli-s- furnlsh--e- nished, and sleeping porch, phone Male and Kemale. WANTED and to take FOR RENT New small, modern d 714 East Hazeldine. Call at 703 South your grocer can not supply you, call at IMPERIAL ROOMS clean rooms; ilrvlo Washing ironing 1 flee, 3 uVES I'OLIBHBD and t up also clothvs apartment 7, 1310-- the dairy, North Second; IF YOU are unemployed and efficient, home; rough dried; prlcss apartment. Inquire High, rates by day or week. Over Pastime - lSOfl-W- . 1218 West Roma. phone Bedding Co.. phone til. with m i o lovoi e n t Depart- very reasonable. Phone Three-roo- SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions Theater. tUSk West Central. ...i.,aa FOR RENT house with city WANTED Vour Paone 24i)K-R- Western School for Private Secre WANTED Position In olectrlcai RENT furnished fallen cures all foot n garbage. ment. any FOR Completely water and electric nt 808 South prevent Insteps, FOR RENT Glassed-i- and two 901-- J. 60S lights, V. porch or write C. W. Hunter, aeiiveir taries, phone line, by graduate of largest electrical WESTBOUN 1 ; housekeeping apartment; dose In. Ninth, rent II?. 50. Co., 207 troubles. II. Thomas Keleher, Leather board across street. 114 general Dally, 1421-- City Realty 1067-- airy rooms, school. Address X., care Journal. Arrive. Fast Centrnl, phone 7. Co. 408 West Centrnl. Phone J 188B-- WA.NTKD for mandolin, lute, WANTED Weif qualified bookkeepers Train. Depart. West Gold, phone North phone Pupils In 1 e Maple, standard Phone for positions New WE AUDIT. CHECK. OPEN. CLOSE No. The Scout.... 7:30 pm S:30 pto FOR RENT Funnelled apartment-thre- Modern furnished FOR SALE Guaranteed pure extracted Hawaiian and guitars. and stenographers and FOR RENT FOR RENT Three rooms, two sleeping 2138-- Mexico and Arlsona. Apply mornings. books. A No, I Calif Limited Urlil am 11 00 am rooms with bath Albuquerque honey, In five and d If . keep WILLIAMS ZANG, house; fine location, near MeClellnn pails; decorated; light and 701-- No. 7 10:50 am 21 H North Second. cannot porches, newly and furniture crating. Einrrt Service Bureau. room I MellnlbuUdlng. Phone Farjo Fast am Hotel. par'c, only 850, See Mr. Conlston. at your grocer supply you, phone wattr furnished. 1318 South High. liXfEKTa trunk Gov No. 12:36 am 1:00 1302-- or Ed 307 or 96; ClVIh "SERVICE Examinations. COOK waiite t The Navajo am FOR RENT Three rooms, furnished tor Journal office, after 4:30 p. m. call at Popular Apiary. and Call for Jos. Phones prices - PASTRY (baker) position; SOUTHBOUND. K n e ese. El, (UN HOTEL Bleeping rooms u.ble, ernment clerk, railway man o- on or French housekeeping; private bath, steam heat. FOR RENT Furnished three-roo- mod- rens' 18 cie, good bread, rolls, pies No. 29 10:10 housekeeping apartmenta by the day Call rler. $1,400-11.80- Age, upwaru. L. Van 1224 El Paso Bsp pm S22 fiouth Broadway, phone 1557. ern with glassed-i- n FOR SALE Detroit Jewell gas range, STOVES) POLISHED and set up. par- pastry, J. Wleren, South 27 houe. sleeping week or month 602ty West Central 1870-- unnecessary. For iree No. El Paao Esp 11:30 am porch, and garage, at 517 East Pacific four burners, large oven and broiler. O. K. Sheet Metal Works, phone Experience R. High. EAST1SOUND. FOR RENT Three rooms, glassed sleep- cook FOR RENT Two nice furnished roams ticulars, instruction, writ Terry furnished for 1008 South Edith. Good condition. Also has stove 216 North Third. RorvlcA 26 Con WANTED Work of any kind, for mak- No, The 2:10 2:40 pm ing porch, private bath; Inqulreat also gar- ..pmaa fiwii examiner). car- t Navajo. pm I701-W- , attachment, 606 Luna Boulevard. Phone for light housekeeping; & and C. ing lawns, housecleanlng, odd Jobs 4 41) Ight housekeepln. Phone FOR RENT Three rooms, sleeping 494-- to UOODSOhJ CO. Cleaning paper Washington, D. No. Calif. Limited. 6.00 pm ( pin 2085-- ages. Phone 619 North Sixth. tinental Bldg.. penter work. Phone 504-- 201 East i?OR RENT Two nice clean furnished porch, furnished, $28.00. 418 Southern cleaning kalsomlne; all work guaran No. 8. F Eight.. 7:26 pin 8:10 pm SALE lo Wash- 634-- J. LE-Ur- m Lewis avenue. . rooms and sleeping porch ror house- ave. New house, porch. 1800 FOR Two Western Else, FURNISHED front room, private en teed. Phone TOR No. 10 The 8C"U.... am 7:60 am 1670-- 815. 1709 B. machines and one Edin washer keeping -- l South Walter, phone Sou th Edith, Inquire Bdlth. ing trance, oein aojoining; one or two WANTED Well located building lot In BUSINESS depression makee available FROM SOUTH. e. used, but are In FO RESALE and fat turkeys. Five-roo- hou-- that have been slightly garage; no sick. 1007 North and Fat geese American accountant-bookkeepe- r No. 58 From El Paso 35 pm RENT new and FOR RENT brick Fourth ward; give location price. 2421-R- capable FOR Apartment, clean; good condition. go at a barga'n. Second. Phone 7 and gas; furnished bath, screened sleeping porch, window They Address Lot, care journal and stenographer, with thorough No 30 From El I'asi' 00 am j heat, light cooking Phi re 98. BUY of all kinds. Phone 10 22 Crane 215 North shades and coal range In house, newly WOODWORTH nice. We buy chickens, WE POULTRY knowledge of Spanish and salesmanship; No. connects at relsn w'th No. complete Apartments, A LB Newly furnished, HANCHEU8, NOTE 352-- 803 South on Ad- - Peventh. phone 314. decorated, garage, 160. water free. Call FOR 8 Pearl necklace, best made, clean rooms and apart- and (Southwestern Poul Broadway. detailed qualifications request for Clovla. Pecea Valie- JCaoa City and If not as housekeeping turkeys egga. rab- dress Postoffica box 241, O RENT For the at 220 North High Imported, tndestructable; ments, by day, week or month. 312 try Co., 818 North ftleventn. FOR SALE Bucks." doee and frying Results, phone Coast FOR winter, beautifully beautiful as those sold for 125 to $45, 710 West 289. Nn. 23 connect at Tleljn with Na 21 furnished four-roo- apartment, with South Third. done bits and hens. Lead; you may return it; price $13, Address UNION LATHERS Lathing frnm Clovls end enirt and sojtli sleeping porch, close In; no lick; DRESSMAKING close-I- n E. xnienoit FOR SALE Nice fat hens and du.'ts, glassed "Pearls," care Journal. FOR RENT Nicely furnished promptly by J. ou". 11J4-- vacant December 1, 709 j for Phone FOR RENT Storeroom Re children; A8BESTOK ROOF Bleeping room, adjoining bath; private 1104 North Eleventh, pnone jip-- Thanksgiving. West Lead. PAINT 19 North Slx'h. ave- GOOD for all kinds of roofs, $1 gal- entrance; suitable for one or two gentle- WELDING AND CUTTING of metals; FOR RENT LargaTtore." Central Three-roo- psr also FOR RENT furnished DRESSMAKING Room 11 lon. Tha Mansano Co.. 110 South men. 416 South Third. also welders' supplies and carbide for FOR SALE Live or dressed hens; nue. Phone 423. , two sleep- 1947-- of 1116 North apartment, with bath and Hotel, 505. 1884-- built up sale.N. M. 8leelCo., Inc.jjphone my entire pen pigeons, and Imperial phone Walnut, phone Try a FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room, 1917-- ing porches newly decorated inside At will at"315 South Fifth, phone 821 WANTED Dressmaking, by day or roof, lsst as long at tha bulldlnt in private lrome, with use of kitchen; MAX BARGAIN STORE, out; water and Hunts pa'd. Gait 711 will for FOR SALE Fine corn-fe- d turkeys, 119-- Borne. Mrs. Maker, pnone ii.iq-- j on car line; employed lady preferred. First, pay the highest prices yoinj iToal Phooe second-han- uow 101 Williams Mi- North Twelfth, phone 1845-- your d cluthlng, shoes and eight to Iirteen pounos; irmr three-roo- HEMSTITCHING, pleating. ztia-it- a FOR RENT Modern, apart- 107.1-- furniture. Phone; 858. Thanksgiving, rnona llinery. 200 South Broadway, ph FOR SALE Five hundred shares nf City FOR RENT Nice front furnished G ment, elose In. completely furnished; E'ectrlc below Dr. R. large KUO CLEANERS FOR SALE Turkeys and all kinds of DRESSMAKING Ladles' eve- Railway, par. room: entrance, . . L - DnilllPV suitable for small family; telephone tailoring, L. N. housekeeping private MATTRESSES and ni iw ,ll.,...,nl,. m...j some- embroider Hust, T, Armljo building. sunny, close In; renovated. M8 poultry jiiuuuoihu. 852-- water paid; If you want ning dresses, beading and comfortably furnished, Ervin Yard. 308 South Broadway, phone TBna nice, 1660-- 640, 807-- Phone 1825-- no sick; reasonable. 211 West Marquette. repaired and packed. thing phone ing. 471 A SPLENDID flock of bronze turkeys. side and box; Redding Co., phone PLEATING, accordion, USE VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINT. is breeding birds; also . oung turkeys for Itf FOR SALE Ranchet mali orders. N. Crane, 815 North FOR RENT Ranches BETTER DOKAK FINISHING It or dinner. The word lot has several 814. Roof Kotsr; Roof Cement, stops leaks. bstter. Return paid on mall your Sunday Thanksgiving VulU-- Vn. Seventh Crane Apartments, phone postage Z4l-j- t. la fb"rt 'sALF Fine iiancii'ciose Mohair top dressing; Plymouth Cottage FOI RENT Ranch and range; abund- orders. The Barnum Btudio, 219 !. West H. B. Watklna. phone AdldlSft5ia meanings. "They cast lots," lesa than or ant 19 ex- at Improvements cost; Paint; Valspar Enamels, for automobiles. grass, permanent water, ample central, Aiouq u e rque. r. n RED POULTRY YARDS Thoroughbred one. Again it used to will trad for good residence In town. FOR and winter irond ranrn . SAUEjaiyesttxk Homestead Floor Paint, Satisfaction protection browse; WANTF.D Kodak H, C R. I. Reds. Ringlet Barred Rocks, press leollnfr. "I think a lot of Postoffica box 324 or phono 6(18, milk cov. 222 Co., house and twelve thousand Careful finishing. breed- One and Two, FOR SALE loung siesn assured Thoa. F. Keleher Leather buildings; Twice service. Romember, satis- cockerels, pullets, hens and pens for you," is heard often, especial- FOR SALE home, stucco bouse. South second 408 West Central, phone 1057-- acres of fine feed mostly fenced with dally 413 West Atlantic, 1483-- Country room on acres of alfalifc faction guaranteed. Send your finishing ing. phone Dollars ly in the south. But "the lot" even rooms, steam heated, electric SATE Two fresw milk cowa 1428 SALE A outside; twelve C. I. Twenty FOR FOR limited amount of the thlrty-elph- to a established firm. Hanna "MOUNTAIN VIEW" 8. R. Reds, nn ten-ac- In with water rfKht; t miles from reliable, means much more when it is lights; ranch; alfalfa and Pouth Br'flwsy mane following varieties of pur line spring & Master won twenty ribbons January, 1921; a Address Postoffica box r 'lirl De- Gallup, on good road, ona mile from Hanna, photographers. Down. the on which a home orchard. .77. cow and wheats; Early Baart, Rodi. nora. and one hundred superb lot of cockerels and cocks now ground 2407-R- 4 FOR Red postoffica good school; ALBUQUERQUE WINDOW CLEANING ex- built. phone rivK.moniha-ol- d take fiance, Marqula and Kubanka; also for sale: bred from my finest is heifer calf: will acres Improved land for dry farming CO. ready Nine-acr- e rust No. and Texas Windows cleaned and floors welcome. C. Ten Dollars Per FOR SALE ranch, on main alfalfa In trade for calf. 1220 South High. proof, Ferguson 71, with room for much more farming. Oats, hibition matlngs; vlsltora Get lot, build a horns on new and Red Oats. Wheat 8'4o per pound; Oats. scrubbed; stores, offices and houses P. 23 North High. the ditch; house garage; We are breeders or wheat, potatoes and corn produce well. work. Hay, Month. a lot more one-ha- lf FOR SALE gratis Thla Is all recleaned, f'-- r cleaned; reasonable rates and honest it, and you'll get mlla from school, one and on hand 3c per pound. Seventy-fiv- e head Hereford cattla 252. MY ENTIRE stock of S. C. It. I. Reds; In- - Holsteln cows, and have seed. Postoffica box 101. phone A. (irsnone. out of life. miles west Barelas bridge. and four hundred choice pedigreed Agronomy Department, aale. Reply at once. E. Z. Vogt, Ramah, hens, pullets, cocks and cockerels, at Rnnch. three State College, New Mexico. M. P. quire Hunt's cows and heifers. As we ara a little N. RAZOR BLADES Send or bring your breedln. pens or singles; pur bred C douhie-edg- e, of $2200.00 New, modern, three rooms and sleeping porch. This If LOOKING for a oomfortabla home crowded for room, would sell a limited FOR RENT Rooms dull blades for rcsharpenlng; Hays atock, backed by generation and and profitable estab- The City Office 86c; single edge, 250 per dozen; winners In the best shows ,n the house ia well built and the owner is making a sacri- pleasant number at a reasonable price. FOR SALE Furniture ex- prise . you can secure same at Colo., FOR RB."'T Rooms and 20, for of. have your rasor honed and set y H. B. Watklns. 24H-JH- fice in to make a sale. Can be handled lished business, Park Dairy Company, Denver, It BALK the or all country. phone order quick four acre, two miles It ra York 7641. flee New 817. FOR Furniture, by piece perts; work guaranteed. Kobza Bro:hers month. a bargain; phone . purposes. Armljo, phone 121 south Arno. with $500.00, balance $40 per postoffica. on main ditch. douDm oej, or call room 8. together. at Ruppe's Drug Store. MONEY TO LOAN j five-roo- m chicken blooded Two n garage, bouses, tools, "WANTED Ranches FOR KENT Attractive office, steam FOR SALE hard coal stoves, 0; WK'rtAVli tiO.OOO to lotili on olose-l- $5250.00 New brick and strictly modern. i,000.00 and also furniture; furnished Hot Blast 912. K chlckeni turkeya; COW OOTFIT loose heat, light and water heater, 60; small ci Albuquerqua property. Gober, .Short cash and $50 per month. sell on terms to e ipie. WANTEDWlll stove, till three-burn- will responsible 1.000 or more cows, at Wright building, opposite pnatofflca. fit; heater, ja.fiOj ROOF WORK of all kinds Repairing and Ooher. 141 rang and buy Perfection cook stove, $11; o.lrers phone J. market value. Write ma. giving FOR RENT Thre desirable office many and painting, roofs built up, work guar, MONEY dia actual very at bargain prices. 222 South second. anteed. Call for man. TO LOAN On watches, ro definite description and bottom price. rooms light, beat and water: will rent (43. monds. gum and everything valuable and furtil-tur- e "Tost wdT Thomas Hester, general delivery, phone separately or as a whole, A. B. Mllner. FO R SALE Fine lot of hou seh tld Mr. B Marcus, 1 South First near 41S-.- oST FronVutumolenor 1. 8IJH West Centrnl. phone 2$. Including almost new hath u'. Twelfth and Roma, gray blanket lap 11b MONET TO LOAN on diamonds, watches o ary table, leather upholstered chair con- suitable reward If returned to match-- , five-pie- and gold Jewelry; liberal reliable, d rt4ie; to TYPEWRITERS MATTRESS RENOVATING SEWING MACHINES leather covered couch, 106 N. 1st North Twelfth. mahogany living room set, mahog- fidential Gottlieb Jews y Co.. FikiiREALTORS, r RAYED Dark brown horse, with A. a iTHTais hIsNw at r. r. i fo ana up SEW1NO MACHINES repaired tin any book cane with DeLuxe rdi'lon f TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled CONFIDENTIAL loans on Jewolry, dia- f on left mane sn! It.je: cleaning, furniture repairing, cleaned : and supplies for all Dumas, oak bedsteads and en- and repaired. Ribbon for every ma- monds watches. bonds, plan is. Gold. Phono 037' p." shoulder, long parta . spring, Liberty Third and on forehead; will pay en- ) packing, phuuo 471. Ervln f mokes, all work guaranteed C. H ameled refrlr-'rator- 100 pc?nd capacity. chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex- automobiles. Lowest ratea. Rothman'a tall, spot , (or recovery. Phone 210J-J- after 5 v. in. ."ompany. Mnrehead, pbuna 148-- J 411 W. Copper. Mrs, A. K.ompm!-.h- Fmalu, W, M. change, pbone K03-- 122 Soulb Fourth, 117 South First. Bonded to tb state. Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE CORNING JOURNAL November 21, 1021. 1 For Sab Oft' Times It's tha Little Things Cheap selected new ' That cause worry nml delay the work. As thorp are only two xava.io ni'c;s days mort to secure FunpMcs before Thnn'sivine:, why not richt now phone us for the artl-d- you have 203 South Arno 1 i an your list. ?fl? Is W there dam- T In pure fruit colors for making randy, etc., ATP son blue, purple violet, red orange, apiile preen, caramel red. TO 11 P. M. In pure extracts we have strawberry, raspberry, nutmeg, WANTED CONTINUOUS 0 Today, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. cloves, celery, pineapple, cinnamon. Jamaica trinKet', onion, and to almond, lemon, vanilla. Washing ironing take peppermint, orange, maple, homo; also clothes rough dried. Make the cranberry sauce now. It is hotter a few days Prices very reasonable. Today, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. old. IN Citron, orange and lemon peel Heeded and Seedless phonic iro(i.v. WW, HIGHEST CLASS EVERY WAY raisins, currants, fiss and dates. tm. IT IS Ali CHAMPAGNE A thousand pounds of nuts from which to make your selection. ors AND TSARS scpereli iiAiit SUPER-SPECIA- L PRODUCTION Moles. Kto.. Permanently Fresh Multiple, Needle Method Fresh Perversity, Credulity, WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY SI SAX CII ITTKXDKX Fresh Passion, Fresh Pain Electric Needle Specialist HOMER H WARD ROBERT .lOVFlg Art Aseptic Beauty I'arlor The Beauty Picture DeLuxe! S15 Marble Avenue Cool and Gonth Walter 411 Central. Phone 073-- Phonet ..... Phone R7 With an all star cast including Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson We ryV( The Highest Grade Macaroni Elliott Dexter Bebe Daniels Our merchandise fs Sell other Macaroni Product the highest Monte Blue Wanda Hawley grade obtainable for the price, A i 4 -- ItlWaiMBffM'aWMTBfflM&i and fully guaranteed. Our prices ineodoreKoDerts are 25 prr cent to 50 per cent x Agnes Ayres cheaper than our competitors. Theodore Kosloff Polly Moran WISEMAN'S WATCH SHOP. 215 South Second. Raymond Hattcn Julia Faye HI? A? V N LET'S GO TODAY PJIYIffl Fresh Country Pork 7v V'S'I' ' 9 Pure Sausage, Backbone, Fresh 9k MVV i Hams and Bacon and Pure f" Lard, any quantity delivered Tt 'III Tlrlilo You Pink Phone 1915-- "yWffA.-i- 1 "(ientlo Piny- - i 1 mites fa i. fk F f Bull Montana Find Out About WtM Well n WW Country Camp VW ikT 1 The mountain resort for health- - i v' if Bii! Ebsr seekers of moderate means vra,W Just east of Albuquerque 'iri,JTWii'i Hates reduced. Phone 4D0-- Write R C PICTURES PrettnU ncient as the dawn of ever M history, Arch Howard, Tlloras, X. ' 4 D S9 M WfcVifiJ uc" " ' . "r . f t W vk lnBcrlltable-passion-swe- ytJ7lMmrAG. AX ing; thc AGE JIIIMH OUR LJIWZlA10VA.HsOkti5WOTi woman who pives everything for ."THE FGOLBM H PfiOCTIONrV -' -- ftgH.y UUI..II fae euprenie love of her life, even JXm- f 4 'Wyr j, V 4 r A Hunt Stromrero production WATCH that love itself. Mt", ,,(1 WILLIAM - REPAIRING to surrendering .Directed trv A.61!IIR fjffCA r t 't Hki'. , v 1 Must Meel tin Rigid Requirement r ,Xkf'k Vtfli u.uKn jr, Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day of the Santa I'e Time Service Depart ment. GAYLORD LLOYD in "DODGE YOUR DEBTS" VANN REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES .Vitrh Inspector. Santa Pe R'y fs JESSE L.LASKY $'? 7 t : ' NA7TMOVA presents ATT J XTIOX TF A C! 1 1 I? S i! You JMK E7 are specially Invited to Let Us Send a B visit our most modern and un- - Manj I to"rt''ate Dairy while in the city To roplai-- that broken window t I Sat StCaiLiW Cecil E, I Ai.niot'Fitori: mU. mn 3 glass. Albuquerque I, tier to. jit dairy in CAM1LLE Phone 421. 423 North HrM i ISSOCIATIOX, 110 South Seecnd Street. SPECIAL Tho CarrnUe of mcdern France; chic with the charm of DISCOUNT tha Parisicnne v.'ho povn3 at the Rue de la Pais, dancing CUR with the abandon cf a glccscrr?e ffom the Casino 1 Dr. H. M. Bowers v- ... psan 'y 1 MAVAJO nunc? ;a in Montrnartre, soarklinrj; with the golden gayety of P PRODUCTION V OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN' C3SPCH champagne, arid Iovir"j wi'h tho irktansiy of one who K. of I. Building. Moccasins, Ilaslirts, gives life for love. The role in vh:ch the Isading act- 89-- W Jewelry, (icrns. litres. Phone If presented at this store this Trnillna Post. resses cf the world have scored their great?st triumphs discount will be VVRTflHT'5? week a ' Jlndliin HiilMin on the stan now interircted in a mo:ierrizcd screen riven on nil purchases made. n The Russi.-.- Affairs Postoiricc. version bv the arf'sf. NAZIMflVA. Anatoli Opposite simrcme of Jewelry I'ianos He couldn't resist a and he fell into a new adventure. IV WE ARM IN BUSINESS T( 1 Watches l'honogfaphs imiai mi nana ADDED ATTRACTION pretty face, everyday 1 lli't-oid- m PLEASE VOL'. Hamonds Thus he followed the lure of romance until? Pearls I'kuleles Note These Prices! ra 7: Phone us your next order fin real-lif- e I Ctirioa Cuitai s A with thrills and clad in a thousand beauties. Acted the Chickens, und Ktks lid story puls'ng by Turkeys Jloecaslns Mandolins 2 Small liens (about !.J cast of noted ever on screen. , SOl'THWrsTKRN l"t)lI.Tll l'.aslu hi Violins greatest players brought together the COMPANY Sheet lbs.) 27c lb A Two-Pa- rt Comedy !14-J- . N';iajo Hens .lOe lb JEANIE MACPHERSON I'hono Blankets JI usie Heavy By Quality. Service Springers !12c 111 NOTE ADVANCE IN flt-anvl- Our list of FRICES Suecrestcd bv bv triAi-en- f ll customer." c; the clav Arthur Schnitzlerand the naranhras( hv Matines Ac'ulis .2-.- Childrsn 10c Barker. The assembled in ROTIIMAN'S of them? greatest galaxy of stars ever one picture. Night (G to 11) Adults 33c; Children 15c ADDED ATTRACTION COAL, $11.50 Music and Jewelry Store Southwestern (Tax Included) Di:i.ivi:i:i:i). 1I7S. I'lrst t Phone tt 1 7 .1 "CURRENT EVENTS" Why Pay More? Poultry Company . Co-Operati- ve Store, Phone ftll-.T- . STORM .TA7Z AT WE DELlVKIt ANYWHERE NOTE: ADVANCE IN PRICES Phono 217. 20(1 Silver. SAN'H mum THE COUJ-.fi- INX 'JONK.HT H"' a FOR SALE Olt KEXT. Freeh Lime MATINEE Adults 35c 1 Six brand new houses. Lump Children ,,. .10c In Hulk Rest on the Market S corner Ninth and Coal. Will NIGHT (6 to 11) Adults 50c Children 15c 3 sell one or all on reasonable SlTKItlOIl WHITE MME CO (Including Tax) The State University Welcomes Teachers Ese cream IS terms. See F. H. Streng or L. W irehouse f Try m fiiC. Bennett. Coal Supply & Lumber Co. j PHONES 75 or !.". Phones 4 and 5. At Albuquerque is the State University of New Our specialty for Thanks 1 Mexico. The institution has undergone develop- Week xmmmmimmmm and recent complete giving Cranberry ment, during years, reorgani- Ice and Fruit Salad Ice TEACHERS. TARE XOTlCEf zation. It comprises the COLLEGE OF ARTS AND 1 Cream. Excellent Meals SCIENCES, the COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, and 91 Yosir F&iel Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. the GRADUATE SCHOOL. It no prepara- Ffee For St. Paul's Lutheran Church COAL and WOO accepts Corner Sixth St. and Silver students and is with the I tory articulating effiebntly jerque GALLUP GALLUP EGG avenue. (One block west of schools of New Mexico LUMP, We accredited secondary and and Wood Armory). Fancy articles fori give you service and quality and guarantee every order. other States. n Wood Kindling Factory sale, also. men The Faculty of the State I'niverslty now eomprlses 351 and women villi adequate graduate training from great uni- Phone Combine satisfaction and . economy by usinor versities of America, nuch as, Columbia Cnlversity, Cornell Cerrillos Egg, burns longer, produces more heat. COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. I nlverslty, ( lark I nwerslty, Chicago Cnlversity. Princeton FOU SAI.K HV OWXEIt Vniversit y, Stanford I nlverslty, null the I'nlversitles of Cali- lust finished sit room modern 4 PHONES 5 pre33 brick nd new five-roo- fornia, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, .Michigan, and Iiryn Muwr. I1AHN COAL COMPANY Let Onr Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Home It Is hoped that visiting teachers will take advantage of the modern ex.'tpt heat. Roth in opportunity for the establishment, of personal re'ationslilp with HlKh',irii,9. Also mod their eoileagiies of the State I nlverslty. Teachers aro Invited ern house op West Gold, lust to visit classes and laboratories which will lie In WANTED ompletlng. Call at operation. 821 W Sllwr Phone IIM9-- Substantial improvement in the physical plant of the State University is in evidence. Every teacher in is invited to A Good Cook sojourning Albuquerque cordially ' visit every part of the University plant, especially We Are on the Job such points of interest on the Campus as the fol- Yonr Trunk Hauled for lowing: Apply 1105 W. Central 25 Cents THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING and the MRS. R. E. PUTNEY Call Albuquerque Transfer Co UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. The Library contains Phone 642. bound volumes and 11,000 FOGG Nov. al 18:10 a. 40,000 pamphlets. Tuesday. 22, THE HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING, known a RAYNOLDS erected means THE I is as the SARA HALL, by JEWELER - will sell at Auction, at what known as the of gifts of citizens and friends of Albuquerque, and Rossiter McConnell Wm. Dolde Ranch, 4 miles south of Albuquerque, dedicated to the women and children of the whole STAGE OFSIGXF.RS AND Bril.DKKr on the Isleta Road, the described lobbing promptly attended to Upper following State of New Mexico. Albuquerque COURTESY Cement work and floor snndlns Stock, Feed, Farm Implements and Household THE ENGINEERING BUILDING, housing the Phone 045. 211 West Gold. Furniture, and many other articles not listed : g, Fe. department of Civil Engineering, Mechanical Draw-in- to Santa Mstal and Wood Shops. Leavea AlbunuerQUO. . 7:45 sm QUALITY Working Arrives In Santa Fe. . .10:45 am HORSES CATTLE THE CHEMISTRY BUILDING, which contains leaves Santa Fe 4:30 pm MEDICATED AND SULPHUR In 7:30 1 heavy team horses, 4 and 1 br'n Jersey Cow, giving milk the class Chemical and the Biolog- Arrives Albuquerque pm BATHS 6 high Laboratory Graduate nurse and masseuse years old. 2 Jersey Cows, fresh soon. 600 SERVICE 1 team 8 1 ical Laboratory. Phone n attendance Shampooing and good mares, years Guernsey Jersey, glvlnTmllk THE STATE HEALTH LABORATORY, where treatments a old. 1 Guernsey Jersey Heifer, scalp specialty HOGS giving milk. as as free examinations for the bacteri- SINGER TAXI 903-- dall for appointment. 1 milk many 1,000 122 South Fourth. Phone J. MRS. TERRY DEAMER. 1 Duroc Boar Guernsey Cow, giving Office Klnccr 1eur Store. Prop Jersey 3 Co a s, fresh soon ological study of diseases, are made monthly, for 085-- 60814 W. Central 2 Duroc Brood Sows Jersey 210 West Central hnne 8 Jersey Heifers, 2 to 15 which specimens are received from every county 6 Shoats, 4 months old. months old. in the State. OPPOSITE THE P0ST0FFICE CHICKENS 1 ld Steer THE SCIENCE the l dozen Rhode Island Hens. 1 Ornd" Bull. 1 venf o'd. HALL, containing Physics FARM and the Geological and the HOUSEHOLD GOODS IMPLEMENTS Laboratory Laboratory 1 1 of Electrical OLD TOIVH ON DISPLAY rocker, 1 bed spring and set of double harness, soma Department Engineering. nattress, ldresser, 1 comode, hoes, spades and other small THE KORBER WIRELESS STATION. 1 ward rob J, 1 Implements, also 10 tons Al- stand table. B 1 tons NEW RESIDENTIAL HALL FOR at the 'Ihrnrv tahle, COOk StOVe, 2 falfa, Meadow Hay, i THE Parent-Teache- rs tons corn WOMEN. heating stoves. . silage. OUT-OF-DOO- ECONOMY R SERVICE A THE SWIMMING POOL. Association QUALITY Dorris Tea Room THE NEW TENNIS COURTS both for men First Class Real TERMS OF SALE and women. ; Highest 516 West Central Avenue ATHELETIC whereon DANCE Handmade All goods must be satisfactorily settled for before THE FIELD, a large from been the laVor of stud- HEW COAL CO. Exquisite and taken the ranch. Dinner- will be served on grandstand has erected by STATE Lingerie, Negligees the the Ladies ents and through the financial of Neckwear, Appropriate ground by Missionary Society. Come TONIGHT ; one, come ana citizens and of the Board of Regents. PHONE 35 Holiday Suggestions. an, enjoy the day. The State Cnlversity desires to serve all of the people of Made in Andres-Borradil- e the Btale Hnd to work nml with all COLOMBO HALL GALLUP, SUGARITE, SWASTIKA COALS A. GOBERl ? effectively harmoniously Shop, Los Angeles, Cal. F. BREWER, J. other educational Institutions therein. The Board of Regents, ALL SIZES I 1 the and thc President feci that all schools, institutions CEDAR AND PINON WOOD Shown by Miss Grace OWNER AUCTIONEER and teachers should be helpful faetotr mutually working to Everybody Welcome Borradaile further the great eause of education. A sireere cordial wel- and to suit needs. November 21 and come awil's yen nt voer Slate I'n'versity. Dry sawed split your 22, DAVID SPENCE HILL, President. Good Music Phone and tell us your coal and wood requirements 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESUJ