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n t niiT ni nun -- mm POPE BENEDICT 0 ED SI Mr uui rim ya ... y LONDON REUS pRoroSALS EY TO CONSOLIDATE I THE BELIEF SIX O'CLOCK IL . AOOPTEO 1 DEPARTMENT50F POPE HAS DIE r BY COMMITTEE II i l'';-.'.r:.'?;v.-".'- 41 ROME S REPORT THE GOVERNMENT Report Circulated Through- Program of Open Diplomacy III. out Europe is Accepted and An Open Dcor of By Church and Civil Offic- Commercial Opportunity Commission Ohargyvvitl ials as True. in China Agreed Upon. GASPARRI AnD the Task Lays com- IVSIdANS, Hard- (Br The Aicliited Prem.) AMERICANSREJ0ICE mendations By London, Jan. 21. London went Not to bed tonight In the belief thai OVER THE DECISIONS ing; Macr i OTHERS PRE bedside public. the pope had died this afternoon. se:;t at The report appears '.o have been ' .i HtmiitrVinnl 1 .rnna nnd MERGER oF7Vf AND uinuiairui., tn ii" .'ft Chinese Delegates, However, wn.s accepted by church and civil Are Not Enthusiastic Over Frcxn Midnight All Hope Was Abandoned and NAVY BUR'.ys LIKELY officials as true. The German reichstag suspended proceedings, the Amended Plan for the End Had Been Expected for Several Other7 ansfers Are while President Loeb delivered an Many eulogy on tho pope. Treaty Publicity. Hours Before the Father Passed Reported to Have Been All evening newspapers publish- Holy ed extra editions announcing the (By The Ansochitcil rrosn.) Bed the Suggested to Expedite the death of the pontiff and tlo first Jan. 21, tho Away: He Preserved on His Sick con- Washington, (By Nation's business. editions of the Sunday papers Associated Press). Two more Same Zeal he Showed in his Audiences tained that report. American resolutions based on tho Daily Tho report of the pope's death of and (B.T The principle open diplomacy AMclatd IrM.) emanated here from Cardinal door of commercial op- Waaliin-to- n, 21. Plans for an open Associated Jan. Bourne's residence, Westminster in China wore adopted Rome, Jan. 22, (By the Press). Pope of the government 6 m. A portunity reorganisation cathedral, shortly before p. today by tho l'"ar Eastern com- rieneriiri.'s death occurred at 6 o'clock thi3 morning. departments, as worked out by member of the cardinal's stf ff noti- of the mittee. TVip end had heen exDected for several hours. The Walter F. Brown, chairman fied all the English press agencies The for a showdown Joint congressional commission the cardinal had received of- proposal Cardinal and other mem- with were laid that of all international agreements attending physicians, Gasparri charged that task, ficial news of the pope's deat'i. China's pre- bedside. before President today, made affecting interests, bers of the pope's household were present at the Harding and confirmed this to nil who sented by Secretary Hughes, was but were not miwle public pending Tho bells were tolled at From midnight all hope had been abandoned, and at consideration the and Inquiries. given committee approval only by president Westminster and tho Southwark after a score Of amendments had 2 Battistini announced that the pope could his cabinet and their transmission announce- n o'clock Dr. Catholic cathedral and been added, but American Hpoken-me- at to congress. ment of the death was made from its ' had not live longer than four hours the maximum The are un- insisted meaning ll.nv of VnorrtalntT. Shortly after 1 o'clock Cardinal proposals, however, tho pulpit of tho latter churc'., not been materially changed. derstood to be preliminary in na- a mass. It was a day of uncertainty Migone celebrated mass in the followed by requiem I'nder a supplemental declara- great the bed ture. They are said to embody at night the cardinal's chief Elihu Root and in Rome and deep anxiety among chapel adjoining pope's news tion proposed by those who watched and at chamber. secretary informed the accepted, the powers agree not prayed dation of the war and navy depart-- ! information com- en- the for virtually" all hope Always Affable, agencies that the to support in the future any Vatican, ments into one department to be municated to them that the cardi- entered into of the pope's recovery wan aban- During his suffering, the pope of rta-- : gagements by their known na the department nal had received an official report nationals to create doned even in early morning. never relinquished his affability tional defense ond for creation of designed As the wonder toward those his household who of the pope's death was incorrect. spheres of influence or the hours passed, of a new to be called the. ol an ex- special powers of attended him, even ban- department It was Impossible to tain exclusive opportunities within grew at the recuperative smiling, department of public welfare. of the mistake. the pope which enabled him' to pass tering the doctors, and recognizing de-- ! planation China. The department of national The news was circulated The two decisions were hailed from one sinking: spell and another and appreciating every attention fense. ns it has been considered by Cardinal restful-iies- s from his visitors. On his bed of throughout Ireland and in American as insuring to periods of comparative Mr. Brown, would have a secretary! r n .,11 AV. quarters Jt was this the seemed a figure sec- - a new era of open dealing and and strength. pain pontiff and that official under j condition inspired of moral irraneur. under tirpsse'd deen Borrow. Cardinal fair play in all that pertains to changing that imposing rctaries each for war and for navy. lie was starting the pope at one minute and pave "What a man? What a pope!" Bourne announced Chinas economic development. The proposal that the department for Rome tomorrow. By the Chinese delegation, how- rise to rumors of death by another. have been common expressions of of labor be consolidated with if It was believed that if the pope; admiration. To his aged doctor, other; i ever, they were not received with bureaus In the department of pub-- i rt an enthusiasm, one Chinese passed safely through the night he on Pane lie welfare is understood to have THIRD SUCCESSIVE equal would have chance of life after (Continued Two.; spokesman saying his "colleagues a been abandoned. Organized labor - -- so i --v - . J FORECAST were not very well satisfied" with the dawn, and It proved. worxers uuvo ui'-- j FR0STIS In of the ana gwnriimy L the final form of the much the early part day poeed strongly tne wiping out or UAWliJI sleep came and seemed to add to (Br The Associated Pres) amended proposal for treaty the labor department. 21. his powers of resistance. Through- SHERIFF of to the.pro-pose- d vi San Francisco, Calif., Jan. publicity. Transfer bureaus the tho intent out the day great crowds gathered .'.."POPE BENEDICT California, except regions adjacent Among Japanese, public welfare department Xy.; : and substance of tho publicity around the Vatican and a double and to other Is ex- to the ocean, will ive Its third row of took posi- departments of frost resolutions were given with warm royal guards up pected to be the point of contro- successive morning killing but doubts tions in the outskirts of St. Peters, N G of tomorrow, the weather bureau here approbation, grave BAGS versy in tho working out the i to a passageway for diplo- n forecasted. Later In the day, were expressed as the possibili- forming; recommendations. The best infor- KANSAS MAN TO ties of its to matic representatives, prelates and mation available was that the IL CHIEFS.TO however, dllghtly more moderate practical application 1 MbSES In engagements and contracts made other notables. transfer to be recom temperatures may be expected Pour In. principal OBSERVE and the great, in China by individuals. Through- Telegrams mended were: Ml WIST northern California out the held secre- 0 the the debate, Japanese Cardinal Gasparri, papal The bureaus of good roads and valleys in the central part of no of received many tele- mm slow moderation of to their vlows that Toklo had tary state, markets from the department of state. The grams from all of the world, BIRTHDAY TODAY MEET 'BIG FOUR from the southern authority to compel its nationals parts to the department of temperature to details of engage- including those from King George agriculture ElSJiUI! citrus belts Is regarded as an ad divulge their Bel- commerce; the forest service from ments In China, and it was said of and the king of Boy Is Forced to Walk 14 i The AcMirlnled to the on England the of agriculture to (Br Prom.) vantage growers there, circles the qual- consid- departmentJl A . . 4.1 con in JapaneBO that gium. The cardinal spent 11 iiut-'iu- , 21.- - that under these Miles Back to ine interior ufimi me iiuirin Eureka. Kans., Jan. the ground ifying phrase under which lists of erable time in the sick room, but Algodones office and bureau of education IH CONFERENCES ditions the frozen oranges ana ante-chamb- the CALIFORNIA George A. Gordon, who has Chinese engagements are to be entered the shortly After Bullet from interior to the emons will thaw out gradually ana 5 o'clock. He said: Receiving the department lived in . the life jtlme of." "as nearly complete as may be after new public welfare the croi Iocs be minimized. out to be "I came out to announce that Head. department; every' president 'of the United"; " The weather bureau declined to possible" might turn Through the const guard service from the States except Washington, a, feature of the reso- there is bo further hope. The pops - ' Plan tfl Hnlrl Mfft- - dieenss thenmount of damage done significant vir- treasury to tho department ot nas - 101 tomor- - ,.j Rpnional lution. be considered as having Estimates of Loss Range will be years old . 3 It could not be may Fred unit Joe Simon, two tional defense, and the consolida- to crops, saying pro- ceased to exist." youths row. tO ! ten As adopted, the Hughes tually' of 15 and 16 years respectively, ran tion of all the secret service From 30 to 75 Per iriQS UlSCUSS WaaeS ascertained accurately for days. that the This caused consternation among Cent; Members of tho family i ot posal provides powers Into nest r Jti:- Itenorts from organizations le was a hornet's when they tried agencies in the department of Mr. the - other than China agreo to coin-pi- those assembled and Gasparri to hold the town of IVIoney Va'ue Will Run claim Gordon only iillU if!,:VVUIKIIiy UUIIUIUUIli growe.rs. h owever. told of heavy as he came from the room up Algodones, Justice. of a civil war cenc lists of their own commit- weeping twenty-fou- r miles north of Albu- Well grand.'athcr to losses. An estimate of 70 per ments and those of their nationals in which the was dying. Into Millions. . veteran still living, and o:io of Agreed By carriers. in at e, pontiff querque. , damage the orange crop in and to forward the And, yet, later in tho evening. 2 MEN CONVICTED OF few, if not tho only man, liv- in the San valley, China, The two youths, armed with re- (By The Assorlnlfd Pmm.) Joaquin texts to secretary-gener- of con- mor hopeful word was received SEATTLE (Br The Amcrluled Press.) ing today, who heard revolu- was made by the officials of grow- from the and on volvers, entered the store of Fred HOLDING UP war from his Chicago, Jan. 21. Members of in ference when convenient. Future pope's bedside, Miera ot and demanded Pan Francisco, Calif., Jan. 21. tionary storioi ers' organizations there, acting must also lie each occasion the spirits of those Algodones who for of Kxec-utiv- similar agreements MESSENGER SENTENCED Estimates on grandfather fought tho Association Railway concert. CD com- in the Vatican were raised, not- his cash. They secured $18 ami frost damage to filed within days after ransacked Then independence. today accepted the proposal In two additional articles withstanding Dr. Battlstini's con- the place. they oranges and lemons in routliern "My George pletion. sought the open country. (Hy The Aaanrlntfd Prom.) grandfather, by the four railroad brotherhoods OBSERVANCE OF LEE'S China agrees to be bound by tho tinuous admission that the pont- Jan. 21. James California during the present cold Gordon of Cumberland, Pa., condition was "most Deputy Sheriff J. M. Montoya, Seattle, Wash., run from 30 to 75 cent that their wages and con- same stipulations as to Inform- iff's grave." E. nodmonrt and Willard Holtz, snap per waa a soldier in the American working BIRTHDAY IS FAVORED nations A Restless Night. chief deputy of Sandoval county, in some to a re- on a terri- ing the other powers, and was convicted of robbing a bank mes- sections, according revolution," Mr. Gordon ditions be negotiated not here are invited An vigil which' the summoned. He caught the statement issu"d by the state di- lated "It was my torial basis. represented trail of tho ana chased them senger of $25,000 here last July, recently. (Br The Asuocliitfd Trem.) to adhere to the arrangement. Associated Press correspondent boy were sentenced to serve vision of markets today. In oth- great uncle, William Arm- Resolutions accompanying the 21. in ante-chamb- of 4ho fourteen miles before ho and his today Indianapaolis. Ind., Jan. Chinese Stress a Point. kept the terms of from ton to ers very little loss is reported. strong, who cniitured the six proposal favored the appointment an- apartment brought posse came upon them. twenty years distributors are to Robert E. Lee's birthday A point stressed by the Chinese pope's private in the state penitentiary. Large said Hessians and took them into of regional committees to meet was Included in their criticism of the final evidence that the popo clung to One of the boys turned at the have withdrawn their and in with tho "In a niversary today He an and fired. The bullet went Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J. prices. Washington's camp four brotherhoods i in the legion s form of the agreement was that life only a thread. passed deputy D. to court Damaffe to lettuce, according to to the ques- fair effort to and American restless wido and Montoya fired at the Carmody explained the reply general's compass adjust calendar of events recommended It contains no provision for filing exteremely night resulting before the sentences were an- the market division's advices, is tion as to how ho captured all points at issue, no restrictions American citi- contracts other those to from extensive congestion of both youthful bandit. Tha bullet from "considerable." In some for observance by than caused the entered the head nounced that Redmond was under reported them, said 'faith, I surround- to be imposed on the considera- zens. Tho date ot tho birth of the which one of the signatory gov- lungs and from tho agony deputy's gun on sections of Los Angeles county ed " tion of and of bv shallow and of the boy, but failed to hit a vital indictment in Chicago a them.' any all questions noted confederate leader was Jan- ernments or its local authorities rapid respiration. ot that Is declared ruined. Mr. 76 work- mo.-- When Dr. Battistini visited, his spot. charge murder and that he crop Gordon, when years wages and rules governing uary 19. and any observance must aro party. Some of the t accom- was also wanted in Los - An- Cabbage, spinach and artichokes old and In ill health, made an ing conditions." wait a The calendar includes railroad and loan con- holiness early Saturday morning, The deputy, having no In San Fran- year. important the rallied and modations for forced his geles in connection with a bank suffered damage the overland trip to Texas and If a mutual understanding is many historic dates in Amerlcn'i tracts now in force in China, the patient somewhat, traveling, was cisco section. as Is to be civil be was able to exchange a few words captives to march fourteen miles robbery there. Holtz, he said, had such experiences being not reached the matter history, those relating to tho Chinese say, were concluded with those in attendance. back to Algodones. They were wanted in Oaklana, Calif., for the caught in a buffalo stampede referred to the railroad labor war being Lincoln's birthday, the tween foreign individuals and When to taken to last and alleged. shooting of a man named TENDER SmUBBI RY IS and being chased by Indians. board. battle of Gettysburg and tho sur- Chinese dignitaries without tho Battistini said the Bernalillo night BLIGHTED BY THE COLD to pope: were to receive medical aid there. Dolan. He attributes his longevity The resolutions provided that render at Appomattox. knowledgo or authority of the "I'm going now," the holy father The boys told the officers that temperate habits and an ac- territories, in addition to the Peking government. they were tired and hungry. They JOHN KENDRICK BANGS Los Angeles. Calif., Jan. 21. tive outdoor life. He never eastern, southwestern and western, HKPORT NOT CONFIRMED. smilingly replied: to tlio Re- AVI "But why don't you go, my claimed that they had to have tho Extensive damage citrus used tobacco or liquor. may be established if roads in Rochester, Minn., Jan. 21. LEY IS PARDONED. dear old man." money. They will probably receive DIES IN A HOSPITAL crop of southern California has Mentally and physically such territories so desire, or the ports that President Obregon of Santa Fe, Jan. 21. Governor been done the extreme cold mod- to come hern for Meohem a to Oxygen was administered and a preliminary hearing at Bernalillo AFTER AN OPERATION by alert, he approves most railroads may deal directly with Mexico planned today granted pardon appeared to give slight relief. Monday. weather, according to orchardists ern progress. their employes. surgical treatment at the Mayo James A. Wiley, whe was serving today. Their estimates range from "But," he asserted, "there "This action does not involve clinic could not be confirmed late a six months term in the Grant (Br Th Axflnrlnttd Prtflt.) 60 per cent destruction down to are some present day systems an abandonment by the railways today. county Jail. Atlantic City, N. J., Jan. 21. 20 cent. of which I do not to seek a John Kendrick humorist per approve. of their pledged policy WEEKS ARD OTHER Bangs, Hortlculturallsts said that an I refer to style of women's reduction in the labor cost of HARDIRG, and lecturer, died at a hospital here estimate of 25 cent crop re- of late of Intestinal per dress short skirts, railway operations, the benefit today trouble. duction would be conservative. also this which is to be over to the CCIIGRESS LACKS OF MM Mr. who been 111 sev- dresses; turned IM Bangs, has The money value, they said, was bobbed hair fad. in reduced Thomas REPUBLICANS ARE 'HOSTILE' eral weeks, succumbed after a sec- ' Perhaps public rates," dlfi'lcult to set but would run more than anything else I De Witt Cuyler, chairman of the ond operation for a growth, per- well into the millions. lack of CHARGES IN FEDERAL formed today. deplore the growing association, said "It simply repre- CALIBER; AGRICULTORE-HARRIS- Market gardens also felt the observation of the Sabbath." sents an attempt by .direct nego- TO Ofl ,'Once before physicians had giv- loss this was far Icsb serious. two sons en up. hope, but ho rallied. but Mr. Gordon lost tiation and discussion with the Much tender shrubbery and fol- in the civil war. Mrs. Hypatla leaders of these four organiza- QNSTITUTIOfl URGED BY STOE iage around the homes here also B. Hart of Seattle, Wash., tions, to arrive at a fair and Senator Asserts Are WARNER ARRIVES AT was blighted by the cold. and Mrs. Llzzio C. Johnson amiable settlement of the ques- Mississippi They Aiming STANFORD TO DISCUSS of Denver, are two of his six tions affecting these employes." NEW CHOSEN living daughters. Regional negotiations will make Former General Manager of the Associated to Destroy the Senate Bloc for Fear It FOOTBALL SITUATION OFFICERS It possible, he said, for the rail- BY GOLF ASSOCIATION roads to consider both wages Press Says There Is No Leadership in Eith- Might Put Through Seme Beneficial Legis- (Br The Aftfloclnted Treat.) DEEP SEA MONSTERS and working rules at once when AT CHICAGO MEETING Well lation for the Stanford University, Calif., Jan. HAVE FIERCE BATTLE dealing with the train service er House; Instead There is Something Farmers; Attacks Tariff Law. 21. Glenn football coach men. This , mean, he said, Warner, i may at the University of ar- (By The Auociuted that If the agree to the Criticises Blocs. Pittsburgh, Pri.) The Associated employes Nigh Akin to Chaos; THE ASSOCIATED rived at Stanford university today - Chicago, Jan. 21. Officers (By FreM.) abrogation of certain rules tho (BY PRESS.) mon- Washington, Jan. 21. President might put through some benefl- - at the invitation of President Wil- were elected according to sched- London, Jan. 21. That the railways do not consider fair, the farmers.'" bur of the university, to talk over sters of the in in return may agree to (BY TIIR ASSOCIATED PRESS.) Harding, Secretary Weeks and other cient legislation for the ule at the annual meeting deep fight groups railways 21. never been settled and that the football situation. He said he tonight en- continue certain This in Chicago, Jan. Melville E..had leaders today were de- He also attacked the emergency association as well as engage in personal wages. we faced many republican tariff law, it was an "ab- would give the university football of the Western Golf effect reduces rules to considera- Stone, former general manager of consequently clared by Senator Harrison, demo- declaring authorities such information and discussion it counters, is testified to by Captain complications. solute failure," and contending and after informal G. Evered a commissioner tion ot a wage basis, he Bald, the Associated Press in an ad- student of our to be hostile to de- advice as he is able to give. ' ' Poole, "I think every crat, Mississippi, prices of farm products had was decided to let present rules In the Gold Coast who dress criticized parts of must enir na- Western associ- colony, tonight system ogreo that agricultural interests and to be creased after its enactment. This as adopted by the writes the to his constitution as this tional congress is not properly re- BRITT0N-SHAD- E ation-stand following SANDL0T BASEBALL the leaving to destroy the senate agri- statement was challenged by RING despite a plea for . . leader and nor prop- aiming of tho brother: country without a composed its authority cultural publican senators. uniformity' officers "Between dl Eaid. "The ioc. BOUT IS POSTPONED ty Sierra Leon and WILL BE ENCOURAGED condemned congress as , lacking erly defined," ho "The administration's main fight President Harding's address to United States Golf association, we for men of calibre. seventeenth amendment providing ; steamed through, high now," said the senator, who la a congress In which he deplored at its meeting last .week. over an blood and He was a of honor at a election of senators " the The Amxwlstrd Vrrm.) hour, a red sea, (By The Asgoelnted PrtM.) guest for popular member of the bloc, Is against group legislation, senator said, (Br Authority to change the rules saw , some hundreds of whales 21. A move- the commercial has not improved the was "aimed the New York, Jan. 21. Japk Brit-to- n, in Western association la Cleveland, Jan. banquet given by cortalnly the agricultural bloc for fear It against agricultur- the dead of. dying on the surface of ment to establish a sinking fund club. He prefaced his talk on personnel of that body. al bloc. A "reaction" to this welterweight champion and vested in the executive commitleo with the Is very ' - - the water. Some were Just able to finance sandlot baseball was "some of our problems" "And there something speech was immediately Dave Shade of California, have and that- is deemed mem- registered ariy action to move slowly along; few, if any. launched at tho annual meeting statement that this was the first wrong with the house. Its by farmers, he added, and "to get advisable may be taken in tho could move must time he had ever felt free in on bers all seem to have district minds. from President from 31 until - of- quickly. There of the National Baseball Federa- under" Harding January February matter- by this body. The have been a tion All baseball address to say what he thought. There is no leadership in either I called the conference. 17, because of Injuries sustained ficers the TT. S. G. A. an- sanguinary battle, today. leagues. WEATHER agricultural 'of supposed to have been up sporting goods houses and indi "During the years I was gen house instead there is something i This conference, tho, senator said, by the title holder In training. nounced that 'their rules com- put of tho Associated well akin to haos. was Britton to some action by sword fish. It was a most ap- viduals interested in the sandlot eral manager nigh "camouflage." submitted yesterday mittee might take ot rams will he solicited fop aM Press I could not express myself "Out of the confusion imposed FORECAST. "I wish it every success," ho an examination in Madison Square after the meeting of the Western palling sight and the extqnt tho i must have was voted to partisan matters for fear some by a chaotic congress, party rule Denver, Colo., - Jan. 21. New added, "but in my heart, I believe Garden and physicians said he association, which has been re- bloody expanse If penalize anyion was at Wash- the death , of Class A who!0 would think I represen- has nearly disappeared Mexico: Generally fair Sunday and it'a a device, a piece of camoufla- was from a garded, , them ,as somewhat represented many (amateur) player anil a con- ' suffering sprained by ' ts found of in tne attitude of the Associated system of bloc no decided in ge.-The crfme to con- ankle an infected toe on more whales than were visible. guilty accenting ington Monday; change president right and revolutionary. No one on ever money for his service. Both Press, which necessarily has to trol is developing." gress and spoke against the bloc. ' his foot. . Officers elected were mostly In- our ship had the temperature. right seen n- and the backer of his remain and impart Mr. Stone said there already Arizona: fair Sunday He felt the reaction from the at- cumbents, President heard of any thing player a Generally including be- team will be barred from sand- ial in all, matters, he said. "Now were a farmers' bloc, labor and temper- tacks upon the inter-eat- s. BREAD WAR IN MONTAXA. Albert R. Gates of Chicago. Tho approaching aueh a, spectacle clam- Monday; slowly rising agricultural i lot baseball that I no longer head that organ- bloc, the merchant marine Weeks' re- fore." tor life. ature. , After Secretary Great Falls, Mont., Jan. 21. other officers include: ization I can say what I please." oring for a subsidy and the Am- cent New York speech, thero was Bread is being sold at prices A, D. S. Johnston, Los Angeleg, Declaring that Germany, through erican legion for a bonus. LOCAL KEPOIIT. still greater reaction." ranging from two cents a loaf to and Sam W. Reynolds of Omaha. WILLARD MACK, ACTOR, AUSTRALIAN BOXER the war, had left us "a world in "That policy is a bold violation Conditions for the twenty-fou- r Senator Harrison suggested that nine loaves for 25 cents aa tho which it was almost impossible of economic rules that are ele- hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday, the opposition to the agricultural result of a war between local E. B.' VALLANDINGHAM AND MRS. STONE WED WINS FROM AMERICAN to live" because ot tho many mental and almost child-like,- " he rocorded by the university: . bloc was. born of resentment bakeries. One store is giving problems which were resulting in said. Highest temperature 30 against tho bloc's activity in forc- away a loaf of bread with every OF DEMING IS DEAD (By Tho AuKM-lnfe- Preai.) (fir Th Auunated MtM.I chaos, Mr. Stone suggested changes Mr. Stone said that labor must Lowest . i I) ing revision "of tho recent revenue 35 cent purchase. . Lo Angeles, calif., Jan. 21. Melbourne, Jan. 21. In tho constitution as reduce its wages and ho opposed 27 Australia, remedies, KatiRe ; bill. BC$At. OISPATCH TO MOKNINO JOURNAL) Charles McLaughlin, better known Harry Stone. Australian boxer, de- saying it was unworkable because a bonus for farmers. Mean . S3 When Mr. Harrison attacked the IS CHOSEN DELEGATE. Deming, N. M., Jan. 21. Edwin as Willard Mack, an actor, was feated Tommy O'Brien of America it provided three equally coordi- "The farmers may have been Humidity at 0 a. m 82 emergency tariff law, Senator Bur-su- Madrid, Jan.. 21 (by the Associ- R. Vallandingham, owner and pub- married here today by a justice of on points in a bout here nated branches ot government wronged through some of our 6 . liS de- Humidity at p. in republican, New Mexico, ated Press.) Former Premier lisher of the Demlr-- ; Headlight, the peace, to Mrs. Beatrice D. today. . tho judicial, the executive and legislation, but they must not use None clared had increased Tonquin t'anehez. Toon, l ow prcFi-"- . morn-- " Stone Lake The At as a for Precipitation ' sheep prices et his home here Friday of Salt City. Sydney the Filipino boxor, the legislative. that plea justification Maximum wind velocity.... 14 about 100 per cent and wool price'1 ' renntp. has be-- r'v"' an illnesn of three weeks. bridegroom gave his age as 4S. Jamlto, defeated Frankle Monroe The ho said. their hands into the na- ' 'lr judicial dominated, dipping Direction of wind North 60 per cent with the assistanco c' i tfjlcgat? to 111 j C i' will be held Sunday Mrs. McLaughlin said she was 23., of America on points in twenty Mr. Stone said that the rela- tional treasury, for two wrongs Character of day Clear that law. . , ju at 3 o'clock. This is Mack's fourth marriage. rounds. tion ot the president to congress never make a right," lie said. ALSUCMPP.QUE MORNING JOURNAL January 22, 1922. r -- -: .... - -- !.' --an "- - M. j , LONDON CHILDREN CARRY GIFTS TO PRINCESS MARY SKI GIRL HAS ! Til OF POPE mm hears w.MiiiwM.n,ii,i,ii imwi wwi.wvafllBBeWKaB-llwlllll,ll,- , tTmgm'm' POOR MEMORY IN LOSS TQ WORLD

ARBUGKLE TRIALj SAYS 8CHZEB AT UNIVERSITY

Italian to Arms Weather reports sent out from Miss Prevost Cannot Re Delegate tha university wireless station Re- were received Say- Meet, in a Statement, Friday night by member Miss Rappe the government wireless station "H3 Hurt Me:" Finger views Accomplishments of at Camp Ira .1. Jones, Douglas. ing ArlEona, according to a telegram Print Expert Is Called, Dead Pontiff. . received bjt- Prof. C. E. Carey, in ' charge of the university wireless, (IJy The An Inti'tl P(pdt . (By Tbo Aocln(cd Prwi.) yesterday. Kraix-isco- 21. Kfi'nHs i Pan Jan. "Wash in clou, .Tan. 22 (!y the As. The Korber wireless station at nt the prosecution to have Misnj soriated Tho death of the university is now sending out una one l'rffi.) market and the y.vy Prevost, tliow unl, Pope Rcnediet was declared by regularly reports - weather forecasts issued by the of its witnesses. deelniTil ' " ' - Senator Sehanzcr, head of the Ital- balked ! ; 5? . Denver weather bureau. These re- "hostile to Its cause," were ft if. ;' ft'v 4 La; v ian arms delegation, to be a "groat aro sent at 12:30 o'clock tho court in r'lt ports temporarily hy today loss not only for the holy see, and noon, and 6:30 o'clock In the the second trial on a charge of for tho Catholic church, but for evening. They are Bent out with jnanslaughtor against Koscoo C. tho world." Senator Schanzer, in a wave length of 375 meters. Cases and Places ArbucUle, in connection added: The radio station has just been (Fatty) a statement the installation of a death of Miss Virginia completed by Globe-Wernic- with "Indeed, the pope exercised his new R. C. re- The ke Bookcase motion actress. AVestinghouse type Sectional Happe, picture high ministry for tho good of the generating set. This is a very allow two-sta- will fit most in hall or bed- The court said it would peoples at largo and with a Blncere compact tube detector and any place authorities on tho point other and profound human foellns amplifying unit, which will room, living room or dining room, Time library than llioao (itiolcd today. coupled with a broad mlndedness. receive from any distance. or den or the sections be dis- In her testimony, Misa frcvost "When Cardinal Delia Chlesa signals from Honolulu have been may stated that she "did not remem- received. tributed in small combinations in dif- was rnised to tho pontificate, the set station ber'' Jli8 JU)ppo saying "he of his The sending at the on occasion of the modest ap."enrance person Is tho most in the south- ferent locations. hurt mc" tlio and his former ecclesiastical ca- powerful party in Arhuckle's rooms in the west. Cards received indicate that reer whicl) had been quite honora- state. Hotel St. Francis during which, not did not it reaches every When the to the prosecution, he ble but exceptional, wave trans- according caiifi" in the world the expectation continuous telephone fatally injured the actress. At could come from mitter arrives, the university will Miss l'revost made, i that great things coh-cer- ts the first trial the new pope. Instead, he soon give regular Sunday night the positive statement that Miss in Rodey hall, and will me." showed that ho was a man of great Kuppe said "ho hurt heart and keen intellect, Tha broadcast them by wireless, These An attempt was made by the concerts phonograph selec- admitted an One of ea.it side children passim the haughty sentry at the entrance to Buckingham palace. political action of the late pope (not prosecution to havo group ex- will also be open to the Miss during the world war, was tions) alleged statement by l'revost Lon- to to The included from the distance In whicii she said that Miss The love the little folk of neyed Buckingham palace princess. gifts tremely difficult and delicate. It public. Judging bear her with sachet for the was from different at which several smaller sets exclaimed, "he killed me." don and nil England for present presents they pretty princess judged points new Jiappo was shown recent- had made at home and in school. and a fancy cigar receptacle for of views but there Is no doubt have been heard here, this This statement was also included Princess Mary set should send any- in the children from the east They also left presents for Lord the viscount. The children wers that It was constantly animated by telephone court's ruling. ly when a deslro for where in the United States, it is Miss Prevost testified that she was the British Lascellcs, who is to marry the greeted by tha princess. deep and sincere peace. side ol capital jour His action, most beneficlent, in stated. virtually coerced by the district of into the state- favor of the prisoners of war, of Vernon Wllfley, operator the attorney making the wounded, and of all those who station, will open a short course ments, and she repudiated them. 4 $ 3 $ in- Walter E. suffered through tho conflict, In radio transmission with the The prosecution put RUTH MAY 'TAKE an of the new Trefts, secretary to the district WILL FIGHT FOR tities to rxRorrc. sured eminent position among opening semester, 5 benefactors of on the stand to O.. Jan. 21. Twcn- - the humanity. attorney, testify TRAINING TRIP Akron, "The diplomatic action of Bene- that she made the statements of t; carload of STEASIEU FLOATED. plensitrj dict XV in the relations' of the 21. The United her own free will, voluntarily car and motor truck tires, the $ Deal, Eng., Jan. n papacy with the various Catholic changing, however, the excluma-tio- WITH HIS CLUB largest slngln f lilpmcnt ever S States shipping Board ateamer "he killed me" to "he DEVELOPMENT OF ntndo out - and countries was Schoodic, which ran ashore off hurt of Akron to a prl- crowned with success and consid- me." His testimony was not al- vnto distrilni or left hero to-- Dungeness last night, was floated lowed. (By The Anclntod rreM.l erably augmented the prestige of The was day for lCuroitc. the see. today. ship apparently E. O. Helnrich, finger print Chicago, Jan. 21. "Babe" holy undamaged. was to Huth today conferred with "The pope tried also to estab- expert, called indentify USGLE SHOALS lish finger prints found on a door of t Judgo Landis at the latter' better relations with Italy so Arbuekle's room in the hotel, and sick bed over the Yankee out- that his death will certainly be sus- trrleved Benedict said by the prosecution to be fielder's $3,000 fine and CONFERENCE OF ELKS by the Italians. those of Arbucklo and MIsr Endorse pension until May 20 for play- XV leaves n mark of considerable Farmers post-seaso- n Rappe. Ho was on the stand at Southern ing games, but the LODGE OFFICERS TO importance not only In the history adjournment. of Ford possibility of mitigating pun- of the napaey but also in the gen- Proposal Henry ishment was not discussed, ac- BE HELD HERE FEB. 2 eral history of the world." WOMAN'. to Lease the Property cording to an announcement ';vorM)s the The A of all of the exalted Xew York, Jan. 21. Rudolph the Government. by judge's secretary. meeting PHILADFI. PHIA WOMAN FOR Carroll, a rejected suitor, shot From announcement did not say rulers and secretaries of Elks and seriously wounded Mrs. Anna whether the baseball commis- lodges in tho state has been called SHOOTS HUSBAND AND (My The AModnted Prww.) sioner had refused to listen to iiutler as she emerged from her for February 2 in Albuquerquo, it home and then turned the Florence, Ala., Jan. 21. At the such a plea or whether Ruth HIS STENOGRAPHER today two-da- y was on final session of a confer- simply did not attempt to announced yesterday by Frank weapon himself, inflicting of the make one. A. of wound from which he died. ence of the southern group Rtortz, secretary the local Philadelphia, Jan. 21. Oscar American Farm Bureau federation The home run hitter was In- lodge. The meeting is an innova- half the Posier, owner and manager of the today, delegates representing formed, however, that tion among Elks and will take the Rosier and "Severity-seven- " states of the Unit- commissioner bad no objection advertising agency, his Humphreys' the agricultural form of a conference with two vis- stenographer, Mildred G. Reckltt. for Colds, ed States declared intention to to Huth taking tha spring were ' Grip, Influenza, fiEW LAMP for with his club, iting officials of tho national or- today fatally shot the for- Sore carry their flr;ht development training trip mer's wife. The shooting occurred Catarrh, Cough, Throat Globe-Wernic- of government property at Muscle provided there was no objec- ganization. Meetings will take in To ke club. place at the Elks club Rosier's office while ho and his get the best results take Shoals to congress. tion from tho building were alone In the Tho conference endorsed the Judgo is confined to here. stenographer at the first feeling of a Cold. URNS 94 IM Those to front room. Jealousy, the police Bookcases proposal of Henry Ford to lease his apartment with a severe expected be present at was Sectional immediate cold. the meeting arc: say, responsible. the property and urged Arter tho Globe-Wenric- Charles A. McCIoud, district tragedy Mr Rosier, The ke Company originated, de- resumption of construction work, screaming hysterically, the Beats Electric or Gas cbnirman new membership com- begged INDtCES veloped and established the sectional idea in mittee, York, Neb.; C. M. Bueler, forgivenness of her husband. She pope dfad - fenedict "l- had success of trict de uty exa'ted ruler, suspected the relations of her bookcases. The that idea the A new oil lamp that gives an velopment. ACCORDING TO REPORT N. C. G. husband and his stenographer for SLEEP increase facilities with of Support to the agricultural bloc Tucumcari. M.; Hedgcock. some Number Induces ability to growth amazingly brilliant, Roft, white an exalted ruler, and Charles V. time, police declared, and had Humphreys' "Forty" even better than gas or elec- in congress was pledged and RECEIVED FROM ROME concealed herself In his offices. Repoae and Natural, Refreshing Steep. requirements has resulted in the practical light, t Punch, secretary, Las Vegas, N. Wakeful- has been tested by the U. S. amortization plan recommended After the Mrs. Rosier For Insomnia, Sleeplesaneaa, elimination of the old solid case. tricity, for the Muscle Shoala M.; William H. Walton, exalted shooting ness, Restleeenesa and Nervousneite. style Government and 85 leading univer- financing from One) W. broko down, hurrying from the of No No No Dope, No skp (Continued Page ruler, and Ed. Ward, secretary, Narcotic, Opiate. Globe-Wernic- "without taking a dollar ke Sectional Bookcases sities and found to be superior to project " Silver N. T. fices. habit forming; Drugs, (Strictly Homeo- are found 10 from the treasury Income from City, M; Earl Wiley, "I him ordinary oil lamps. It burns who refused to take rest, the exalted ruler, and If. F. Sturges. rhot because I loved pathic. in every civilized country in the world. They without odor, smoke or noise no the property would pay interest him," she cried, police declared Price, 30s, and 11.00, at Drug Stores, or farm pope said: secretary, Santa Fe, N. M.; J. V. aent on of or C. O. D. Par- and finishes to suit all pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. and retire bonds under the He an Knt.n victims were removed to a receipt price, are made in designs "Go and down; you are exalted ruler, and cel Poet. three-fourt- cent air and per bureau's financing plan. Cluthry, Joseph con and over hs Hurnst94 per mar- old man now." H. Cencel, secretary, Raton. N. M.: hospital, but neither regained Humphreys' Homcn. Medicine Co.. 15S tastes and requirements, cent common kerosene (coal-oil- ). First complete When the pope's nephew, Mar- - Fred Miller, exalted ruler, and seiousness. William Street, New York. Mod leal Book of all the sectional cases in use today The J. V. Johnson, keting organizations for major Mrs. Rosier was held po- Free. inventor, ftuis Delia Chiesa, his own M. by the Globe-Wernick- e. 609 Lake crops and a. large number in pro- despite Ralph Parous, secretary, on mur- are Room 12, W. St., Chicago, came to the bedside this n. M.: W. If. lice a charge of attempted is to send a on 10 cess of organization promised to wcii, Humphreys. Jr., der. She refuses to make a offering lamp morning, the pontiff reproached PXalted and Harold II. Aul!, Globe-Wernic- ke se- day's I'RF.E trial, or even to give rid agriculture of Its inefficient ruler, The purchaser of a case to a him for his imprudence and secretary, Tucumcari, 'N. M.; W. F. one FREE to tho first user in each marketing system, according Glass-Lumb- er cures the best in sectional construction and la J. T. of begged him to return immediately Dillon, exalted ruler, and F. Tl. Wind Shield locality who will help him intro report by Orr, president to bed. X. M.: assured of additions when wanted. it. the Texas Farm bureau. j Herod, secretary, Clovis, J. O. llALDKIIKiE I.l'MHKR CO. getting duce Write him today for lull When Cardinal was 43S Also ask him to ex Gasparrl n rover Divine, exalted ruler, nn'l South First Street. rhone 0i particulars. unable to put his hand on the A. We invite your inspection of the plain how you can get the agency, More earthquakes occur In Italy Stortz, secretary, GIRLS ! LEMONS lineor. or and than in ail other coun- will In a drawer of the querque, X. M. Bend for illustrated catalog. and without experience money Japan tho said to him. I 250 to J5C0 month. tries combined. desk, pope make per Are Bad." I 'Your Kyes MAN WOMAN'S "Your eyes are bad. Bring me SLASHES New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. n-- T wan " tVia will m f THROAT, THEN HIS OWN IS Bollermaktni and Welders. Thus, through hours of agony, 8100 South Second St. Tel. 1U47-- foil from his for each . There's no it a of there mouth The AsunclntiMl Pri-t- denying having garden who h!m, a word and (Jr approachd I.os Angnes, Calif., Jan. 21. tho of two lemons vegetables or flowers means work and care but smile, a thank you or word TT Kf,n Anfnnin Press Juice ro1,.V. TInr, nf Into bnttle three be the one gets out of it of encouragement. Even when his killed Mrs. Wllma H. Stotte a containing, you'd surprised pleasure ' Tex., ounces of Orchard White, which once the results to It's condition became worse and he d the i,ms,,if here today by begin appear. interesting, was no note 10 hike any drug store will supply for FOR SALE longer cutting tho woman's throat and a few cents, shake and educational and healthful recreation. Can't we his own, after Mrs. fitotts had de- well, you send our 1922 Year Book? It won't cost of Bologna to recount every de clined to him. The affair havo a quarter-pin- t of harmless WATER MOTOR you you marry and lemon-bleac- h lotion tall of the fetes and receptions was witnessed by a Bister of Mrs. delightful Inquires a cent Mon-sign- write today. hud at tho enthronement of who screamed and to soften and whiten red, rough Stotte, fainted, or home- JOURNAL OFFICE Rocca ns archbishop. At her calls attracting neighbors. chapped hands. This ft?' another moment he desired to Mrs. Stotts and her sister owned made lemon lotion Is far super- STRONG BLOCK know the names of tho diplomatic a small suburban store. Tho man ior to glycerin and rose water SECOND & COPPER corps present In the r. called there and tho tragedy fol- to smoothen the skin. Famous Denver, Colorado lowed a brief conversation. Hart stage ' beauties use it to bleach More than onee during the past was 42 years old. Mrs. Stotte was and bring that soft, clear, rosy-whi- te C. H. CARNES few days It has been remarked 3d. Both were divorced. complexion, because it SPECIALIST IN OCULAR that Benedict preserved on his doesn't irritate. UEFRACTION sick bod the same zeal, the same COLORADO FINANCIER 107 8. Phone 1057-- lucidity, the same spirit he show- Fourth. don't ed in his dally audiences, it might SUCCUMBS IN DENVER Why youettlie rihf even bo said to a greater degree. Foley's Denver, Colo., Jan. SI. Thomas medicme tor CONSPIRED TO KILL Kecly, for 13 years vice and Tar llCCTCDM FOB PRIVATE president HoneyCOMPOUND V I.O I 1.1 ITS SttRKIAKIES of the First National bank and IT IS CHILDREN HIS WIFE, ALLEGED one of the most prominent finan- JUST WHAT SCHOOL to have for feverish colds, coufihi. that cold? ciers of Colorado tlied nt his ought th most lueeauful A GOOD HAKE Tacoma, Wash,, Jan. 21. W. R. home here today after a lengthy "snuffles," and that tight, wheezing bualneen training chool in the South- It ex- We've Stubbs was accused of conspiracy illness. Mr. Keely was stricken breathing. (tops croup, too. It cases west Prepare tor and obtains KM of if to kill his wife, I'.aude Moore last November while on a busl- - end checks whooping cough, mcailei cellent Secretarial positions. AT YOUR DARK mm Stubbs, recently freed of a murder ness trip to New York. He cough and bronchial coughs. charge In Knoxville, Tenn., in a hurried home and was confined Eve- r- User a Friend to his bed several Have hooked warrant issued today by tho prose for weeks, but My littlt (irl had bun tvinj Mw croup you yourself up with a cuting attorney. Tho warrant was gradually Improved and was able every ftw nihn, io 1 begin cmn( hor bank where you have a chance to issued after two members of an to leave his bed for a few days. drops of Foley Hony and Tar every tiro or three hours. That nisht aha alept wall, never L M B E R of- Uleged gang of safe robbers con-"ess- He suffered a relapse, however, 0 establish an acquaintance with the a cmishad any. and next day har cold raa iene." that Stubbs had hired them few days ago which resulted in l.lrt. K. M. Ranlcy. Stanford. Ky. ficers so that when the time comes that for J1.000, according to the his death. "My three children had a severe attack police, . very GLASS PAINT to Mrs. Stubbs. of whooping coil,"-- Tha first fear doaoe ol you need the help of a bank they poison and Foley's Honey far save thara treat relief, . know you well enough to VALLEY VEGETABLES and it did them good." Mrs. E. C Hostler, CEMENT PLASTER help you? Plumber Thought He fjrand lalend. Neb. A good name in your bank is an asset, DAMAGED BY FROST Foley's Honey and Tar has been used and if Needed New Pipes ' for more than thirty years in thousands you handle money, even in a "My stomach and Intestines were (TIt The AMoelntfcl ) of homes for relief from coughs, colds, Albuquerque small way, the time is sure to come always lull of gas and I often had San Francisco, Jan. 21. Crops spasmodic tickling throat, hoarse- when will need severe collo of croup, you the help of your attacks. The pain and peas, tomatoes, squash, cucum- ness, whooping cough, bronchial soreness caused mo to think I need- bers and In coughs Lumber Co. banker. peppers the Imperial and the coughs that follow influenza oi ed a new set of pipes. Since are believed to be a com- taking valley la grippe. The outstanding mark of service in the I Mayr's Wonderful Remedy all thia plete loss as a result of the pres- 423 North First Street has disappeared and my only trou- ent cold snap, according to a Sold everywhere. State National Bank is the personal ble now is to make enough dough telegram to tho state division of effort of its officers to know and wait to buy all the food I'd like to eat." from J. E. markets today O'Neill, on customers. are never . too It is a simple, harmless preparation of Cftllpatrla, president of the Im- They that removes the catarrhal mucus perial Valley Vegetable and Melon , busy to greet their clients. MB wa jneu'-- intestinal How much has your :r?'i'fjKM from the tract and allays Growers association. The message If you do business at this bank, you the inflammation causes which from O'Neill added that there baby changed during this find friends all about when '! practically all stomach, liver and had been some damage to the you you intestinal ap- past year? STOi" that cold. ailments, including early cantaloupe crop and light come in. That makes you feel good pendicitis. One dose will convince damage to lettuce and grape fruit. it does If you don't you may have pneumonia and die. or money refunded. For sale by May we keep an ap- t and you good. This is plain talk, .but you had bettej- - heed Briggs' Pharmacy and druggists pointment open for your our warning. everywhere. boy? sion or OOOD COAL When come to us for medicines you for your RETURN OF NEGRO IS Effective cold or anything else wrong with we sell iiOGVCO Monday, Jan. you, you PROTESTED AGAINST The 16th Substantial Reduc- National the best preparations science and honesty can State Bank Oil Seal Piston Rings tion' in Coals. compound. na-- ! Gallup Washington, Jan. 21. The Will Absolutely Mop our Affiliated tlonal race congress of America OIL PUMPING Emcee Studio Try Fancy Egg With v filed today with the state depart- ment a protest against the return Now In Severn! Hundred Cars The State Trust & of Matthew Bullock, negro, from In Albuquerque. Portraiti Frame Savings Rink. Canada to North Carolina, where Grant Bide. Phone 320 Aztec Fuel Co. RESCRIPTIOfJ PHAFMC he is wanted to answer charges of Combined Resources Inciting to riot. The protest al- Soever Moter Co. The is remem- Phone 251 leges that a brother of Bullock quality Phones 197 and 193 lonpr the One-Ha- "was lynched for the same act on 418 West bered after price L. JOE MILLER, Pres. Four and lf Million Dollars 222 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE which request for his extradition is, Copper. is based." 1 forgotten. JOURNAL1 Page Tftre'S ' January 22, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING ho was about our. going EARLY-DA- that "right CHAUCER WAS AN Y CAMEL back to the Middle Ages so rapidly COUNTY SCHOOL was what ho said about the love code of the artificial French of that time, which was 9ocIen (Rule writers N.MCX.Sioroy """" WENT 18 L1NESWITH0UT A PERIOD known as courtly love aim ALBUQUCHQUE. 1 9c conven-- WITH A NEW SpFftlT .15 very different from our ' ANOLD STORE j iS. " was ' tional, sentimental love. It considered very bad form for a CLASS man wife to love each other OFFICE "V" PROF HOLDS BREAKFAST and of the RESIGNS only unlawful love, love man's wife, was legitimate: other lam-- , BY KOItA HF.MRY-MEACHA- though they had seen and known love. This. sounds strangely - WEEK ONLY Unr- onmehnw. But these lovers Directors at "But 9 o'clock. Is such an un- it and making it seem common. not to Action of Three know about did have the good taste M I to the Just couldn't anything Dis- earthly hour," protested tell their passion to the object of District 15 Follows autocrat at our breakfast table. romance but you couiu always secret which cet something better suited to it. It was: a great Princi- "That's the hour when that brain every one know but the on most charge of School station by going around to the violent low-bro- w ; concerned It was a very. you have ia working best your corner tavern where the th Siler. . y nd of love pal Randolph two cups of cpffoo should keep you-fairl- stuff was talked, read, sung anajk from of the No one need bo with- - often died so poets ftnd alert until 10 o'clock, at composed. J. T.. Phlllina. E. Ij. Coen out it, as many are in our civilian- - i'"- " '" of the least." course the lover n hn f7E J. S. Bowers, members tion. There was enough for all. jould I was tho Satur- of hn 23 school board ot county districts, talking about It was necessary to get your pleasure " a Monday, - only l January hunriai thoii- rpstc-nation- to day morning class in English lit- own brand and be sat- - it was' written up; the legming at tho that . particulari n nnR.qntfst nart about dying oil County School Superintendent erature, high school, of the is ono is so , excited (one's love, the hearing Irene Burke yesterday. It every about. days!" Back there is where our we have stated in the formal notice o Really.it is quite comme 11 faut old friend Anonymous had his gossip about it. Since Item of Merchandise in Our Stocks Included in This Sale, the on the to be seen in n. discovered tne route Every Except Spring resignation that the action there and scribbling KnCrir,!n lmr tiipv milctl him been imi--f nf tVm school board is the dustriously. Just as though you or scribe because ho wrote a part of that objection has o were printer obviated for us. We may remain Ready-to-Wea- r. result of the dismissal Randolph knew what you writing about or copied for a fee, the thoughts our Millinery and Spring Every Third Yard, Every Third Item or of the school, who and could spell it. I know that if and in long enough to read about Siler. principal of poets and authors put act but we go was asked to resign and paid his Professor Hubbell should collect things of his own or left out rash and romantic for one month in advance my notes some morning without much that the author meant on eventually. Third Dollar Value Cost You But 9c. salary 1 was so wun an Every in place of being given the usual giving me warning, he would not should be in. Sometimes he stole Well. facinated need to me test examina- I hearjl that nothing can keep me 30 days notice. give any tho manuscript and would sign to read the It is said that the dismissal tion. Why most of those writers any name to it that suited him, away and I've begun of never even Tales not aiouu, u was due to a number things, he talked about 1'ye or. he would write something and Canterbury one 80 Sale of Silks 8s SaEa of Etc them that the principal heard of or, at least, I didn't pro that he had discovered it my, no! I can't pronounce Woolens Bedding, among pretend word in five start out liko 9c Sale of used tobacco and mispronounced nounce them as he did (and isn't in tho writings of Virgil or some they Rome of the items included In this section words. These reasons were not his French adorable!) so I didn't notable. Tho man who this; Here are some Messa-line- s, a : other "Whan with his very beautiful re In an official announce- recognize even those I had stud- could the tale the thaf Aprille h In taupe, in all new of . given keep spinning sh on res soote Serges, blue, green, the tints spring. Wool Blankets.. ,$S.1! 3rd blanket. .Bo ment by Miss Burke. ied about away back well, away longest in those days was con- At per yard $1.95 Cotton Blankets. 3rd 9o school back. Is That of March hath wine and black. At per yard ...... $2.25 .$1.19 blanket... The notice of the thre It perfectly fascinating sidered the best poet. People dioghte Sheets, 72x!)0... .$1.75 3rd sheet c; to listen to of If perced to tho roote" B In tnn. All the shades of aro in- directors follows: him; he talks listened to it, too. In our day, Serges, black, midnight, Taffeta, that Rath . . 3rd towel o board of Chaucer and and it is IS lines to the first period. brown and At $S.2" cluded in Iinine Fashion's list of pro- Towels..., .2f "We, the undersigned his contenlporarles otlr entertaining friend grows grey. per yard Ituek Towels...... l.s 3rd towel c school district as we would of in our on You have to keep one finger Bti colors. At School directors for just persons prolix and keeps rambling in h per spring per yard. .$2.75 Bleached 25c 3rd the own set knows as much the page of vernal references or Poiret Twin, midnight only. Muslin, yd.. yard.... 9c number 15, in protest against and quite tho instead of keeping At , , Brown Muslin, ... 20c 3 rd 9c or the about their faults and virtues and we "O excuse you'd never know what you're per yard $. Also Black Taffeta. yd yard.... discharge by you principal to the text say, of Tales of our school, Mr. Randolph Siler, vanities. Of course, we have all me, I must speak to Jack over reading about. Some the Tricotine, black and navy. At At per yard $2.50 niul $2.75 offer our resignation as such known since the Germans tried to and we make our escape. are morn correct historically than per yard $5.(10 accord- there," but then, we are Crepe do Chines. At, $2.3!) school directors so that in make us spell culture with a K But did they make any such conventionally, Heather Mixtures. At, $3.05 yard Sc Sale of failed we as most of us what you'd call yard Ginghams ance with law you may appoint and that' wern't subterfuge then? No indeed. $2.00 directors to fill tho vacancies civilized as wo had always thought all tho time in the world "settled," else we'd be going to Broad Cloth, tan, navy, mid- Georgettes. At, yard Having school instead of on and black. At $!!.5 of this resig- we were, but tho tells much to do in tho regularly, night per yard . upon the acceptance professor and nothing 9 Satins. At, yard .$2.50, $2.75 and $2,115 and Percales nation. us the Middle Ages was the'period way of peace parleys, social up- Saturday mornings at sharp! Woolen Goods, sold on same yardage is made because of civilization the mas as tho - "This protest the highest lift, auction bridge or facial plan silks. Spare will not permit further descrip- h Dress n of our school was world ever known. Thoir lan to SHIP IN IHSTKKSS. Oinghams )0 the principal has sage they just sar and listened tions of tho listing of, other silk.i; . us and was t Boston, Jan. 21. Radio .mes- Amoskeag Oinghams. ,35o removed without consulting guage made of old French, tho Canterbury Tales liko little however, all silks aro Included. The . . . be- so received from tho English Oinghams, .(Ilk: without a hearing being hem German and English that what children, whom, the professor says, sages tonight for the tirst two . board. steam Mod, in distress regular price yards Tissue Oinghams.,,. . 75c fore the entire county we now use is Just a lan- will listen so as interest Norwegian and Hie 3 G -- mongrel long you said inch Percales ..25c "Inasmuch as we have been guage. The only original thing we them regardless of when you 1.200 miles east of Halifax, 9c Sals of Handk'chiefs Third Yard (OKj Kach THIRD office of school In she had some of her elected to fill the have that way is slang and all finish your story or if you never "patched up YARD Cost directors, we will not refuse to the really good slang starts In finish it but go on tellii t from troubles," and probably would bo 9c perform any duty cast upon us London, he says, and goes around dav to day or week to week. able to keep afloav until assist- We carry many numbers of dainty hand- by law until tho appointment of the world, so we can't even claim One thing that made mo believe ance arrived. kerchiefs, valued from 2Hc to 75c; every directors to fill the vacancies that as our language, though we third handkerchief of the same values ns z Sale of Laces and caused by our resignation. may use it as though It were; our the two prevoius hand- 8s Sale of Respectfully, natural speech. ' kerchiefs cost only Hosiery J.-- PHIJXJPS, What do you suppose they talked E. L. COEN, about in this time of .Chaucer and broideries J. S. BOWERS, so much ro- Our entire stock of Children's, Misses, culture? Religion i mid Women's Silk and Wool Narrow Laces, from... fic to 20 "Dated at Albuquerque, New mance poetry in Cotton, astronomy I ) I Thero are many other items to be sold Hose. to SO 50 Wide Races, from 25c to 40c Mexico, January 21, 1822." geometry arithmetic and music. Values from 25c I 1 t!lis 90 Sa,CJ t,,at h!,vn t0 b0 omltte1 ori Hvcry THIRD PAIR of the Kmbrolderies, from 20c to $1.25 Nothing is said about politics but Kach THIRD Is not a civilized dr of limited space. same value, cost WORKINGS OF A BOOZE politics subject, YARD cost , fiJC anyway. Tho professor declares .kS?SSr I Wii AND DRUG SMUGGLING we are going back to tho Middl 'j irHWTNwH a .b i J m mil' . faster and faster. - lie said RING ARE DISCLOSED Ages that they had a great respect for I No Phone Order, No C..O. D.'. authority in those times, and if W HI'1 (By The Associated Prett.) a man were to state that a fly hnd New .Inn. 21. Workings nil-- ! IpSSVSm York, nine legs and couldn't cite his - of a Montreal-Boston-Ne- vYork thority for such a statement, thit m- whiskev and drug smuggling ring tney wouiu nang mm ana men, u. were disclosed by Deputy Police later on, some one found nut that ' : w fol- I Commissioner Simon tonrght Aristotle had said, somewhere in Sc Sale of Sale lowing tho detention of Mrs. Fran- his .writings, that a fly did' have Sc cf ces Bruce, who, herself uncon- nine legs the man would be exon- f, fcK Pf scious, arrived hero in a Pullman of si 111 EgSWL erated but, course, would Mrs. berth beside tho body of be quito-- O quite dead. But in 1922 J Ribbons Readv to Wear Dorothy Wardwell. we don t bother much about au- llfira M ad- 7y$ Dr. Simon said Mrs. Bruce Where Is the woman who thority. 1 "?il-- In- - mitted she had been smuggling minds her husband ? Not one. Anil I '"AV" 1IAI!LM1x2 I I While all Ribbons are Including Coats, Suits, . : ICT'FSA EVj j we a W. M and whiskey from Boston to children "Mom! Dad! I i- ft II eluded, only list few Dresses, Blouses, etc, except fffL$ drugs the say , "JV2sTre9W IPiM4t,I"'-B- W " while ly.-i- '. W numbers of rib- - dresses. These items H New York for several months a I'm to the I 0VBMsa8 II good fancy spring ' gimme dollar, goln' R lIHvlHfiWvJr I 1 1 I her companion had worked on the movies" and maybe Mom says tim- W i)S-'J- . K bons. suitable for hair bows. are sold on tho third dollar U W illicit J YC "Ci'lJ PSael camisoles, etc. In either basis That is, a 8 W-lj- l Montreal end of the traffic idly, "You were out so late, dear, 1 "'ijS&ia garment j before getting into difiicultics with last, llN yihf&l'aiTlL'&gy''il a all satin or taffeta, In beautiful valued at $40.00. you will night." - W.AtJ2 till 4 0 the Canadian authorities . that can It! wore made for H1 I ci,k'r eombinntions, to only pay 9o for every third aL "O, nights I a If 1 f led to , J?waJVkiJlhf 1 inches wide at, dollar. To illustrate. finally her deportation. prowling and I'm on my prowl. , " "frtfaOTsissirjjS?"'' According to her story, it was Just doa't wake mo for breakfast , Ta!'1:SWT?Vj I 'fillf 35c, 5!lc and 85c yard A S0O.00 Suit, cost $41.80 sZZZZ Mrs. Wardwell who provided the 'sail I ask." But to take a broad- g B A for every fk A $!MIO Blouse, cost $0.27 narcotic which caused her own I makes S&.SSSii Third VC : er view of It, what did tho world TT the engine powerful, 1 -'- rr-'S1 yard :' death. do to the kaiser when he tried au !XrS s X and The 1 thority on it? Just sent him to economical, dependable. S CARDINAL DOUGHERTY -- tho wood-pil- e. And Russia has so j wonderful Compensating Governor 1 sln little regard for authority that I Wp&fft WILL RETURN FRIDAY. dies by millions Instead of meekly keeps the engine operating smoothly i yielding. It seems to me that ono " THEN START FOR ROME j and efficiently at all speeds without , thing disrespect for authority will keep us from the to touch the spark lever w The Associated Press.) reaching your having J (By heights of the civilization of the - Philadelphia, Jan, 21. DennlR Middle for some time to I once. It makes starting easy, reduces vibration, pre- j Cardinal of Philadel- 'Ages Dougherty come. vents misfiring and eliminates ignition troubles. It saves phia, who has been making a holi- But perhaps the professor was i day tour of the Caribbean sea, to- of so author- I trouble and and it is sold on 30 trial. re- speaking the kind of time, money days' C23UMW3i9 day cabled his secretary he will ity 'tis so, 'taint so, who said turn to New York Friday to begin so The one you accept with re- his race to Rome the following other ac- i f K'C came In re- spect, the you merely MORROW AUTO COMPANY day. Tho cablegram cept. sponse to messages Friday night In was 313-31- 5 West Silverl Phone 893.' a ; C tfJE" E" . con- Romance Chaucer's time, i MJ of ( informing the cardinal the only for the upper classes, as it 1 dition of the pope and notifying should be now. It had class k'WA i him that tho summons of all car- really reoeived. then and everyone couldn't go dinals to Rome had been around talking and smirking as feiiSi111 ii'l SENT TO PRISON FOR !,Q ftr'ifh '' HIS PART IN PLOT TO t . nmfiv sz STEAL MOVIE FILMS ( (By The Associated Press.) THE ALBUQUERQUE Buffalo, N. Y Jan. 21; William Pearson of Chicago was sentenced in county court today to from three to seven years in Auburn prison, for his part in what was said to have been widespread plot to steal motion picture films hero and ship them abroad. The market value of the films stolen is said to have been $1,000,000. Pearson was ar- 111 BEAT rested at the Mexican border. Jf J V11 DEMOCRATS ToVlGHT OFFERS HIGH CLASS COURSES " G BILL By Teachers Who Are Specialists. Satisfaction Guaranteed. --rm n n K3 11 Z WO&k (By The Associated Press.) Washington, Jan. 21. Demo- Day and Night Classes Correspondence Courses cratic members of the house at a caucus tonight agreed to wage a Telephone 627 MAY & ITOSKIXG, Proprietc-- s. fight on the Dyer bill. A resolution was adopted as- sailing the measure as "violative of the constitution," and one that ., V would have a tendency of Increas- 1 1 ing lynching than of reducing the crime. liii' With the Lorain Oven Heat Regulator Those who addressed the cau- -. cus, members reported, without exception attacked the bill and Th'e features of Clark Jewel construction insure that you will be more urged tho democrats to stand special solidly In opposition to It. than pleased with the service these remarkable ranges give: WATEr'bOTTLES HOT JUST RECEIVED'- fclark: Jewel Ranges are strong and durable. Top front and 'doors are jdrawn FILLED WITH LIQUOR ---. of from a single sheet of metal; the base is cf strong "angle" iron. The linings Bv The Asocln(el Press.) baked-o- n which heat 'will not re- Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 21. Use of DOUGLAS SHOES all cabinet ranges are coated with aluminum, hot water bottles for liquor trans- Oven portation was discovered, local move. 'And most important Clark Jewels have the Lorain Heat Regulator,. prohibition enforcement agents aid today when Frank Lochbaum of Chambersburg lost the check for FOR MEN & suit caso he had left' at a rail- road check room in Chambersburg Eleotrio nd was forced to describe the J ALL UNION MADE Gas Company J, contents to obtain his property. Albuquerque I when an officer AC Ho was arrested the contents -- heard him describing , In the latest styles, leathers and lasts a K7 ; of the case. u e "Phone 98." Five hot water bottles, filled i our ervicc. with liquor, the officer said, were In the suit case. Prices Ranging From S6 to $10 TINIOXISTS TO OONFEIt. Chicago, Jan. 21. Union execu- tives of all the standard railroad organizations will meet here Mon-la- y s. to confer on a number of ques-:ion- none of which, according to ino official, are directly related to he railroad labor situation. The Fashion Shop Tvrnrs IS SI'RKADIXG. "We Do As We Advertise" Riga, Jan. 21. The typhus Is PHONE 485 220 WEST CENTRAL REGULATOR in Moscow, to OVEN HEAT iproadinff according t ihe- - Novyput. official bolshevik! government newspaper here. Six lundrd cases of spotted typhus 1,500 of the recurrent ind typ 23 lave been registered to Hata, . L Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 22, 1922.

erous. In addition to giving a MANY FOOTBALL IIEROES HAVE JUMPED rvinn Tn tenth of all they received from the TEX RICHARD IS INTO FAME AS BIG LEAGUE BALL PLAYERS THRIFT WEEK "Giver of All Good" back to Him mm iu r each year, they were not to reap wholly the corners of their fields, not to gather all the grapes of their E REPRESENTED flOT THE vineyard nor every olive off their ARRESTED 01 PUTS trefs. Those were to be left for the 1 f t -- k 'gleaners' who were the poor, the afflicted, the fatherless and the stranger. SSAULT CHARGE AT CONFERENCE "Of course, for those who accept A the Now Testament as a divine rev- elation from God, wo have the wonderful example set before us Boxing Promoter Is Taken Oliver Lee, Alamogordo, W. E. Mauger Writes An of .the Eternal Son of God laying asldo the glory which Ha had with Into. Custody on Com- Named a Delegate to Ag- Essay on the Pleasure of tho Father 'before tho world was' Your Children r J I lips Made the Chi- ricultural Meeting, Which With Sel- and although rich, yet for our plaint By Sharing Others; sakes becoming poor that wo, ldren's Society in N. Y. Begins on Monday. fish People Are Unhappy through His poverty, might be rich Your .Children Should be Taught eternally. The Value of The Associated "Based the Money. (By The Assnclnted rre".) (By Trru.) W. E. Mauger, supporting the upon tnis example, RScU-au- St. addresses those New York, Jan. 21. Tex l, Washington, Jan. 21. Five days "thrift week" ohs rvance here, Apostlo Paul The Given Them Now l as their Training Will was to national-agricultura- who have accepted Christ bnxing promoter, today have been allotted tho urges "sharing with others" as one I Be to of criminal of the to Savior as follows: 'But this say, Helpful Them as They arrested on a charge conference which greatest steps happiness he who soweth sparingly shall reap assault made by the Children's so- meets to conditions and thrift In the following essay: and he who soweth of a Monday study "To share with others .makes also sparingly, Develop into Manhood and Womanhood ciety on the complaint of 'tho farmers and suggested rem- - bountifully shall reap also bounti- girl. Two other girls were - more enjoyable the part retained for man as he r. edles. ones self. The selfish person is fully. Every according held at. witnesses. - purposeth In his heart, so let him A was learned that a bench war- The program made public today the most unhappy mortal of neces Savings Account; It af- Never of give, not grudgingly. ,or rant had been Issued yesterday showed that the acute distress of world. satisfied, envious for the Lord lovetn a crteenui A Definite morn- more to sity: M Allowance; of it this others, wishing for - ternoon. Hearing the farmers IS to be given first con- only giver.' Rickard promptly surrendered spend it on themselves, such per- ing, sideration after which the confer- " fOK A Rule As to himself in west sido court with x $ sons livo entirely themselves Regular Deposits; counsel. He was held in $1,000 yzT ence will take up consideration of and are Indifferent to CHOCOLATE FACTORY for examination January z.i. iff X jw-- a permanent agricultural policy cares and sufferings of others These Three Will bail, no state- to avoid of de- often of their own kin. IS DAMAGED BY FIRE Things Start Them Rickard said he had designed periods kith and On And No ment to make at this time. pression such as at present. Unless the habit of sharing with Their Way. Time is Better su- will the - to Vincent l'isarrl, President Harding open others is formed, covetousness (By The Aoela(ed Press.) Than Thrift Week for the Start. of the Children's so- conference Monday and will be fol- grows on a person, which is noth- Berlin, Jan. 21. The largo choc- perintendent er lowed who a sub- ciety, tho promoter of the by Secretary Wallace, ing else than unsatisfied desire for olate factory at Tempelhof, match and other will outline the purpose of the more, to be used for selfish pur- urb of Berlin, was almost de- We .Welcome Children's Accounts. Ander- ' 'i A bouts, accosted three girls 1 f ' M gathering. Represeptatlve poses. stroyed by fire yesterday. large famous ft. .' '.sv '. .i i i son, Minnesota, chairman of the As the has said: . of raw last summer at tho swimming pool ft poet quantity material, shops he ran in Madison Square joint congressional commission of and nearby warehouses were de- which will Garden, He also alleged that agricultural inquiry then speak "Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! stroyed. It said today 800 took two of the girls. Alice on agricultural prices. and the sit- Bright and yellow hard and cold; workers were more or less severely Citizens National Bank Rickard t V- Kuc.k, 15, and Anna Hess, 11, to uation. Tho agricultural situation Spurned by the. young, but loved Injured during the fire. The dam- remedies be . 40,000,-00- 0 an apartment and later offered and suggested will by the old age Is estimated at from" "The Bank of Personal Service" them some wine, after which he presented Monday through reports To the very edge of the church- to EO.000,00 marks. said to have assaulted the from representatives of the lead- yard mould." ..was A. THIRD Buck girl In the garden tower. ing agricultural regions. Sykes Benny Myers, formerly of the and CENTRAL PHONE 90 After a complaint had been of Ida Grove, la., will present the "The divine plan for man Is to Brooklyn Buperbas, and Charles situation for the wheat regions and share with others. Moses, the Stls have formed a new baseball mado to the society, the three glris became luminaries. were held on a blanket charge of Four former grid stars who bis league Above, Fred. P.ixby of Long Beach, Calif., grand old law giver, taught the circuit known as the Great West- Mat hew Fultz. incorrigibility. Christy son (left) and Dave Below, Earl Neale for tho range country. ancient Jewsn nation to he gen ern league. Tile girls were questioned last (left) and Pel Pratt. Representatives of allied Indus- of- tries will follow with discussions night by the district attorney's The of Penn and one or two fice and the warrant then was is- signing Killingcx, State grid star, other telling of tho effect of agricultural sued. football heroes of last season by the big league baseball clubs draws depression on other industries. In his statement to the court. MLLeiiMUU til uiu iuut. mac umjiy Ul iiiv uiauiuuu sjn'n a Btaia limb wuu Theso Include the Implement, tho Plssarl said: fame as pigskin chasers. Christy Mathewsori was a brilliant fullback milking, the packing and fertilizer "Alice Ruck and Anna Hess went bt Bucluiell. Del Pratt of the Red Sox starred as a punter at Alabama. industries. a few days Dave once a star outfielder, shone on the Brown Secretary Wallace tonight made to Uellevuo hospital Fultz, university nn - ago and told a physician that the; eleven. Earl Neale, Red outfielder and grid coach at W. and won public additional list of thlrty- were afraid to go homo because his of bis elusive with the J, And nno delegates to the conference. ' title "Greasy" by running pigskin. they had remained out too late. there are others. They include: They told this physician also that Oliver Lee, Alamogordo, N. M.; 'they had both taken iodine. W. W. Ttirney, El Paso, Tex. "He at once placed them under screen. The cast is supplemented observation and notified the child- hundreds of who are which then took by players pood opportunities for the display ren's society, Theaters Today engaged for atmosphere. Webster or mo rare cnarm wnicn mado charge of them. They were exam- Campbell directed the has Gihb of the production. her a prime favorite with motion ined by Dr. society, In who, according to his statement. picture patrons all parts of the Alice had "J" Theater William 8. Hart WILLIAM S. HART PLAYS world. It calls for versatility, In discovered that Ruck, Hart Novak in TIIIIEF, VAJJTS IV MOW been assaulted." and Jano starring the changing, conditions of Jackie's of not the Paramount picture of "Three FLAY, "THREE WORD HUANTV career. After entering a plea two-pa- rt Max Word Brand';" also a truilty for his client, Attorney and a reel or two of "Cur- William S. In role D. Steuer issued the following comijdy Hart a triple rent Events" pictures. that is ono of the novel feattircs AMERICAN MEMBERS statement: of i Rickard Is most sur- Ijyrio Theater Albert E. Smith "Three Word F,rand," his latest OF "Mr. the Paramount which will be SPANISH FOREIGN prised man in the world, llo had presents popular Corinne Griffith picture, to do with this case. He as the leading star in "Moral shown at tho "B" theater today LEGION ARE RELEASED nothing and tomorrow. The double re knows nothing about it." Fibre," a Vilagraph corporation In also a two-pa- rt was remarkably well done. The Associated Several men well known the feature; presenting Tho task of (ny Press.) world of sport were in court when comedy. keeping the characters Washington,- Jan. 21 Advices was Rickard Thcalei" William Fox absolutely distinct was a problem from American officials Rickard arraigned. Pastime for but Mr. suc- diplomatic did his best to hide his face from presents Shirley Mason starring in any actor, Hart in Spain today stated that all of a romance of a ceeded whore many would have American memhprrt nf tVi Rnnnlah a battery newspaper photogra- "Jackie," waif; failed and the Illusion Is phers, even holding an umbrella also presenting a reel or two "Fox perfect. foreign legation had been released as screen when he News" a the The star appears as the father of witn over his head a and comedy, "Roping twin In He irom service that organization 'entered a taxicab. Black Panther," with Capt, Jack boys the prologue. and were awaitinsr transportation ' was detectives dies by his own hand rather than home. It was said that It learned that Allen as the star. be Indians and the the depart- were for Rickard at the captured by ment would do to as- looking children arc rescued. They grow everything Hcrman-Rcisle- r bout in tho Gar- COFNTUY STORK WITT sist these Americans in getting den At time he up. one to become a rancher In home. last night. that in vrrwut u ji m i mo Utah, tho other the governor of the was to be in his offices in ' s . reported MU11AJL FIBER" ," of tho .tower. - l'Ult stale. ..' the fifteenth Btory A was made to Salt GAUNT HAS RESIGNED. I a Mb--'- ' EST A x r - This tower, crowned with a "Moral which special trip r in Fibre," will be lake Oity to obtain the scenes at Santa Fe, Jan;' 21. J. R, Gaunt ltf bronze statue of Plana, figured of Reserve has as) mem- Thaw case as the shown at tho Lyric theater today the s;Me buildings. The story is by resigned a the containing and tomorrow, is a story of more Will and va.s for ber of the board of commissioners room of mirrors attached to the Reynolds adapted of Socorro - than usual Interest,, requiring the screen- by Lambert Hillyer, who county. Governor Froie studio of Stanford White. Mechem has William mhm many varied and unusual sets. The also directed'. Joe August, A. S. C, appointed wfsi Economy. i.irly sets are taken inside a coun- was cameraman. McDotigal of Carthaee to succeed try store and show the heroine at Jane Novak, one of the most him. MILES the Rge of 2. beautiful actresses of the Bcreen, Is S jj Vitagraph, in making the nets, leading woman in this picture, SIP ii Means Miles went to great expense and sp.ired which said to possess qualities of Buying no pains in reproducing a genuine interest that are most unusual. nun j pcnernl stcro such an is found in The comedy arising from the dual old doc Bird says TlQ real New England district:?. Not role of rancher and governor is only was the set itself built in du- highly effective ami spontaneous to plication of a well known Reneral a degree. The supporting company tat Just Tires store In a historic New England Is excellent. own, but every artlclo for sale in the, original store was put into the DANCES IV frriFKT, Vitagraph's studio. Groceries of imi '.i'l'.fidF FAMF: nil sorts, shirts, blankets, combs, bill-- ".I.U.'KiF." AT LYRIC buttons, tinware, hardware and paint, wero all included, even to "Jackie," a William Fox photo- all, that's what want a jug of hard cider which was lo- play from the novel by Counters you cated under the counter. This is Bnreynska. starring Shirley Mason, AFTER one of the most faithful reproduc- will be tho attraction at the Pas- pnd you want tires that ' I' tions of n location which has ever time theater for several days, com- BY NORMAX E. been built In a motion stu- ' EKOWX. picture mencing today. The dainty Fox will stand and vou loner, un-- SAUj HO! dio. The entire stock was sold af- star Is presented In the rolo of a up give Johnny Kilbane, featherweight ter tho scene was finished and now littlo Russian waif in England, "champeen" of tho world for ten graces a store in a small New York of a brilliant career on interrupted service. We, as tire dealers, realize that it's an " dreaming years, is going abroad In a couple town. the stage as she dances to the mu- of months to exhibit himself before "Moral Fiber" Is a play that will sic of a hand organ In the streets easy matter to sell constructed tires once. But the ring fans of Europe at :,o much appeal to the average motion pic- of London. The srreen version was cheaply per exhibit. No matter what ture fan. It in thoroughly dramatic prepared by Dorothy Yost, who has we've never also opinions are held Lhere as With many Intense scenes. m.de a close study of Miss Ma- seen such tires that are economical tires. t Johnny's ability, the fistically The cast of players includes such son's special attainments. Jack " Inclined will be to names as Catherine Calvert, Ford directed th" custo- t boys glad get a Harry production. N0.7 And we are not interested in making dissatisfied look at him. P. lirowne, William Parks, Jr., anil Tho story Is said to provide the Johnny will go across with the Alice Concord, all favorites of tho popular little star with unusually Ml? mers name of being the second man in Potter o? by selling them tires that are not truly economical. ring history to hold a champion- ship over such a span of years. This is our reason for John Jj. Sullivan, one of the great recommending heavyweight quartet of the old t ...w w a i i b m n i a i n t. a i w i i rvi c "t days, waa the other chap with such YFt..v felt coU nd a record. Sullivan won his title February 7. 1882, and held It until : stiff IkU' Beptember 7, 1892. use , Killy, as his home town folk call Annually organic Nuxated Iron ' him, won his crown from the crafty to build up red blocd, strength and Abe Attel, February 22, 1912. His endurance. ETeat back homo . in reception There re thonsandi . Cleveland on March 17 following is of people who are sftelwr and till talked of. brekinedownatatimcof lire when thcyhould be Society not2 He has been fifteen that perfect health which carriei defiance to fighting diieaeimplyhecatie are not awake to the con- i years. He was a weakling when they Pneumaiic Tliorokrecls mm dition blood. ' of their " Dunn, who later him Without onjanic iron your blood notes Jimmy piloted HELPS carriei no oiygen.and without oxygen there ii noth- Society fail to i to the title, took him in as handy ing to unite with the carbon in your food to what you interest the majority , man around Dunn's training camp. MAKE at doea you no good. It Is like In fifteen since he has putting coal into a of the years tore without Ore. You can now obtain organic Iron Albuquerque peo- 137 battles. The RICH, like Iron in fought majority the your blood and like the iron in apln-ac- ple, but just let them of these were staged after he be- and from t RED lentils, applea any d nun-li- under the notes on ' came king. Most of his contests name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron alio containa compare - We know how kind of rubber used the kind a champ, however, have been no- BLOOD he principal chemical comtituent of active. they're madethe WL - decision affairs. His last fight was living- nerve roroe; it therefore, a trua blood i, fabric the of labor. talked to ' In defense of hia title against and narva food. It helps creato and re-- GOOD of kind We've dealers and. users. Danny native of England, Suild new and v,l hlnH um i Frush, ho-J- stronp' last September. Kilbane knocked foede the Hit? ub3tanccs vhhli m-r- farce muat li.i.u to' Kivo" it tii4t LAUNDRY "We've watched them and we're satisfied to tell to vital, elt'rtro-ioai,-nrt- power which ! stored In the ncrvo and brain cells of perform you judge out Frush in the seventh round In man. a. torrid affair, Nuxated iron often increases tho strength and endurance of weak, ner- of vous, rundown men and women In twe weeks time. The manufacturers guar- , WORK us by the service you get out Daytons. Incidentally, they're the antee successful result to every purchaser or they win refund your money. BOWMAN APPOINTED mbst beautiful tires we've seen. And don't forget they cost you less PROHIBITION AGENT and you will find that the Imperial per mile guaranteed and delivered. IN SUNSHINE STATE I hilihifti linfl stir r lii-fii- iiW Laundry is the main ; (Br The Associated Press.) topic of conversa- Washington, Jan. 21. Appoint- tion. Dayton Tubes improve the service of ment of Sam Bowman, Ironton, O., --smoother-finer at general federal prohibition any tires. They're thicker agent for New Mexico was an- Prompt auto deliv- nounced today by Commissioner stronger, sk us. to let you feel Haynes. ery service, careful i and ex--. one. it -- "- laundering GRADUATED GIFT TAX 1 pert cleaning and IS PROPOSED IN BILL dyeing, are all here ; for you. (Br The Asmclntrd Trrit.) , Washington, Jan. 21. A grad- uated gift tax, ranging from one per Phone 148 or 449 Machine ent on amounts exceeding $1,000 for auto to Albuquerque Foundry and to 26 per cent on gifts in excess of delivery ) 110,000,000, is proposed in a bill call at your address. DISTRIBUTORS Introduced by Representative ; Frcar, republican, Wisconsin, a THE STEPHENSON HOME ; member of the ways iind .. means 717 SUth Street, Silver C'llr, N, M. THE IMPERIAL Phone 1498. 124 South Third St j vcommlttee.' y :, The estate tax, Mr. Fr.ar said. Is a private SANATOEIUM for T. B. convalescents. Is steam Is avoided In many Instances by heated, supplied with hot and cold water in all dressing LAUNDRY CO. ' attribution of property gifts. A rooms, baths upstairs and down, and is surrounded with fin lax wouia materially aid the screencd-i- n sleeping porches. Our rates, Including stood home state tax in reducing large for- cooking, aro $50 upstairs, and to2 per month downstairs. Phones 211-13-1- 5 tunes now to Class tending create a W. W. 148-44- 9 of "ldl rich," he said. STEPIIEVSOX, Mnnneer. W. Silver . Paee Five January 22. 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL HOLY ROLLER LEADER tr& b n at IS BEATEN BY A M03

(Sped CortTpndcnre to Th Jonrnnl.) Rl WAII MASON. Woman s Cedar Rapid. la., Jan. 21. A in mob of 200 stormed the age "Holy r Roller" rhurra nrre night, lat agazinehomes with the of love In seized the Rev. H. A. GOOD let off uaiiy. spirit IXTKNTIONS. If them fall the earth. I do ORNAMENT them Ferguson, SCARAB HUMANITARIAN lender of the sect, and with crlep what is and Just, as down the Announcement was made "Throw him In th and not right TRIMS THIS HAT tnator river" I know whnt my neighbors world I It cuts no If I am two bedrooms at the day nursery, "Tar and feather marched as I un- go. grass IEA8TY SIDE OF CIVICS him,'' say pursue my plan, and cussed, by all the skates I know. are now furnished and ready forj him the business .section disturbed I go my way, and do the em-- 1 through Oh. intentions are best occupancy. Girls who are 0f the until with drawn best I can. I know no man Is my the a By r:dno Kent Forbes. CLUB city polio that man can pack around, and taunt SHOWN TO ployed will be given tho preference, revolvers dispersed the mob and so wise, so virtuous or gsnud, that hi the renting of the rooms. I rescued Feriruffon. A local news- - ho not and Jeer and gibe and Jest are only will by carping guys be sound." I care not what The class ln physical education j of criticised and And so T empty A FATTENING DRINK. drink to take before bedtime. BY KORA HKMRY-MEACHA- paper's charges Ferguson's panned. mv say about the are drink meet on Wednesday mornings fiuenPP3 on nis disciples, alleged to strive to do what's rl,"h and rare, neighbors things If you thin, this The humanitarian slOj of qIvIcs at 10 o'clock for an hour's exercise: - I do, ns calmly I pursue my way. many might serve tho double purpose of ilnve been the cause of the disrup- no whoop or hoot If what I do stirs I have received a great &2 was well set forth In a very able in aesthetic and folk dancing 0f KeVpral families, had arous the with rlrrhteousness In view. letters asking for the for- making you stouter and Inducing a nnajton up splto of any chnnp galoot. recently paper Mrs. Thomas Eyre read UII.V I'UIVI lit 111 CA1H.IOC V.H.L V"V ed the feeling against the preacher. I used to worry when I heard how mula of a fattening drink which I good night's sleep. Thin people by class elect. Mrs. W. A. dckler Thia is are nervous and usually f before the Woman's club on Friday may No weapons were used by the men had roasted mo: my heart, bv advocated some time ago. usually will be the Instructor. mob but blows were ex- j,r fiitfV'Klii'u,v'u'w'i''iniiwiifii concoction, Quite have a hard time to sleep afternoon. No one on it freely dire emotions stirred, was clonrny ; a most delicious getting hearing The organlzntlon of the various changed and Ferguson suffered the ns could and I wo'il.l i as good aa that the soda when they have gone to bed. Any- could fall to the need of the club was not be; sadly anything to which draws blood from appreciate departments loss of two teeth when struck after wonder why applause I could nut fountains turn out, easy digest thing the more In the world, more completed but will be taken up at he to ;ti-I!- j more nourishment in it tho brain to the stomach is sure for charity attempted escape by Jumping gain from Joseph Jinks or He"ry flat hair and with to all who need; more care a later day. Next Friday's program through a window of the church, or Abner P. McLane. The than a light meal. It is made as to induce sleepiness. help will be devoted to the local loan Spry, that children be well fed and warm lie spent the night In Jail to be years slid by as year will slide I follows: safe from further violence. when I GROWS an egg, add It to a glass Sammief Almost every person and and that no child they're not fastened down; LONG, THICK Brat up clean, fyn or more pnlntlnM nave been ago came, and I no tried to of milk. Dissolve two tablcsnoons-fu- l who takes up public speaking has should wear a. sad face so long as offered for exhibition. Any one longer with a of the same trouble as yours. Just MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BY please the whole blamed town. of malted milk little age-ol- d of mother love to loan their treasures, that on to become more and the Impulse willing - Men's words no longer Jarred mv AND ABUNDANT this and stir tho whole together. keep trying women's hearts. others may enjoy them for an aft- I Remember it takes a lit- more interested in what you are still lives in KIWANIS AND ROTARY nerves, said, "I know my worth; that only . is asked to notify any not Out a varied experience in!ernoon, , If other guys don't like curves tle moisture to dissolve malted going to say and it will take of mpmher of ,he commltte cnarge my de- will cease Danderino costs milk and that the success of it long before knees social settlement work and general wh(-- )a comnORe(, of Mesdames 3.1 jour ln N. M only cents a bot- pends on its not being lumpy. to shake and the heart slump. community betterment, gained willlnm Holm, IT. F. Robinson, S. Las Vegas, Jan. 21. tle. One Sweeten this with a little choco- Just me: Tho girl who is 17, the cast and in Chicago, Mrs. EyreT v g B M1er and A B. Klwanls and Rotary clubs of this PETITIONS TO PAVE application inches should ln contest to ends all dandruff. is a to five feet eight weigh many absorbing and personal have engaged a '"-"'"- late syrup. It good thing gave in-- ctr0UD city 130 and one who is the She also told in moRt 1 , determine which can secure the BEING CIRCULATED ,fltons make up a quantity of this and pounds the details. - , keeD it in a iar. for then you always same age but one inch taller terestlng fashion of the establ!h- largest number of members for laning nnir, ana, in Lshould three or four uT uea L.WOO I 111- 1- Las and Pan Las X. M.. 'w moments, you have it handy. You mako this weigh morj ment tne i;ro5 , the Vegas Miguel Vegas, Jan. 2i. niiiii.-i.i-ties-,ll7af, itUUU ui have doubled the simply by melting chocolate In pounus. mating less ioou win re- shop 'In Albuquerque, us County Chamber of Commerce. Petitions are being circulated as are and its suc-wlil- AT MESILLA PARK, N.M. and i,eauty of your hair enough hot water to form a syrup, duce your weight you taking its limitations Tho contest began Friday among the owners on will with About a less number of calories. There latter far outweighed ...111 'nAnflniia triy bIt ft i ro Thn property u appear a 1 sweetening it sugar. Grand Lincoln lus-an- d '4 Is in water itself to make The human Interest State College, N. M.. Jan. 21. 'dinners avenne, avenue; mass, so soft, two tablpfipoonsful is enough for nothing the former. loKinir team will bnv the Jackson avenue, that to comeu were vital and j asking trous, and easy your malted milk drink. Then add one stouter, this theory stories particularly Fire of unknown origin destroyed for tne Winnere. The goal is 400 these lie can. Yon from tho fact that water flushes By ELOISK. reveailng, that there Beames! thoroughfares paved, do up. But what a3 much cream ns you Indicating isj (ho Bro(,cry Btore o the membe rs. The Is to Grand from ill most the have to dt"ink this the system which is all some peo- The first hats of spring plan pavo please you TV i will, by way, early tran-- , ' Lincoln and Bixtn to the Santa will be after a few from a tall glass, for you already ple need to gain a better assimila- small as First hats tho my of practical aid to CUOKIOK IMPROVING, 4 are always. I r e rounanouse, or to weeks when , Wi! have much more than enough to tion from the food they are taking. sients E morning09 Dublin, Jan 21 (by the Assocla-H- . use, 5"V. As want ta are seldom, If ever, large affairs. t' ?,oV?e A?Xrge! P"oTthTtovfre Rtreet, where the Hanta Fo trail vou see neiv hai-r- j V fill an ordinary size goblet. This Reader: you merely . . -- the! ted Press). Richard Croker. who to The smalV hat Is suitable for m 111 turns west across the Gallinas fine and downy at drink is delicious, it brighten your auburn hair, five of the program and openeu of shot- - i was stricken seriously after his particularly - ' river. Tho paving boosters want first yes but ln the cream Is whipped. Tho caloric ten minutes will be long enough the early days when wealVer Is two vocal numbers py iwiss nvreu," v;, were num ... ' j Miss and rifle shells,.that in io and Jackson improved ly new hair growing all over the value of the of plain milk is for the henna and soap lather unsettled wind or rain Joslas, accompanied by ... i' November, continues to improve, it glass and tho VOICRe,e".f..OI from Grand to Twelfth. sea !p. "Danderlne" is to the hair is malted milk remain on the head before you pro e Gurule. Miss Joslas has t Kl. hnmo C.lon. Signers 180, the egg 80, the would mak-- a cnapeau n- - . wnen to me duiiuh.r !, ,,f 1 Vi dif- large " unusual power! people got :"Z' are, being secured with little what fresh showers of rain and 200, tho chocolate syrup about 150. ceed with tho shampoo, - ' , 1 I-- .1 w eldy. The smal , draned tur- " the ent re Inside was on nre ana ram ' Is to It see mk. i. ,1 i for one so young; her selections, i,, his but ficulty. If this program adopt- wnshlne are vegetation. goes Add this up and you will what which have been in vogue nd i. stlll conflned to room, in ii-- nn-i'- n ed, all the streets right to the roots, Invigorates and a great amount of nourishment you liyu ictri Tj;iia ,i:C.for several seasons now are stHli B,?""l. ViTJ tho work of citizens of the town his condition Is now such taat he Important of the by . "hill" and sections will them. This delight- are This is an excellent 'should weigh about 120 pounds. i,..,. -- 1 iiieinw;iMro i n.w LrZ. ran rean tne- newspapers. the flat strengthens getting. iiicx.t.u.i ho were the three DuntunK" t uiiti, iiul j ul roimn, ent adjoining at be paved, and the transcontinental ful, stimulating tonic helps thin. oriental typo they are on saved. The, loss estimated will be almost its lifeless, faded hair to ""'I' Bagpipes are shown on a trail asphalt i grow long. up high in the front and G. W. course tho '.hick ana low in the back. rayhnCnymHome" by Mrs. tiona, ' coin dating back to 69 A. D. entire through city. 'heavy luxuriant. verses plead for real i by insurance, This smart littlo turban pictur- effect the ed hero is one of the new Paris THE Um GENERATION importations illustrating this new tendency. To ancient Egypt and By JANE rUELrS her gods Paris must have gone in search for-- the unusual thlc season, for the scarab which ad MARGARET IS DTSTTJRRED RE-CAI- Dean Tennant came ln whistling orns this "hat is truly a royal Of TENN'ANT. When he saw them the looking affair. It Is placed di- I)KN gayly. in on the fold." died away, but he was rectly the front CHAPTER 72. whistling lof the soft blue and beige straw in no sense discomposed. Rather i from and of It is the perfect type f hat to Away Joan thinking he acted as almost if he belonged. wear with the smart tailleu' what she had told her, Margaret as Janet Walters afterward said. suit. wondered If that fellow Tennant, "And did you notice his linen?" r the impecunious artist, were a in she asked, her aristocratic nose JQ"T HfJQf--l SYSTEM danger to Joan. All her friends A and intimates knew that Joan had "Did I?" Margaret answered a AT 0' D A!.3UJIER0UE a little money. It was not much, bit desperately, "I always notico to bo sure, but to some of them it it." nt-l- SCH00LjUCCESSFU! might seem quite a fortune Judg- Both of the ladles were evidf y ing from their appearance. bblivous however while with The success of the hot luneV as she re- She smiled to herself Joan, and Margaret tried to draw ,Voing served at Old Town school THE GROWING STORE PKONE 283. called Joan's naive confession Dean out. He talked cleverly due largely to on i about the married man. With her enough in a grandiose way, mucli of teachers, and she not men- part parents pun' usual good taste had about Socialism, airing his theories according to 'Miss Mario Ballii 'MERCHANDISE AT K1STLER, tioned his name, neither had her with tho frankneas and egoism of principal of the school.-inexperienc- YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE THAN THE mother asked it. It was enough Margaret siw that i "a ebld lunch Is not what ! for Margaret that Joan had dis- Joan listened when ho spoke. Oc-- Uhould he," said Mi3S Ball'" LONG LIFE OF FAITHFUL SERVICE missed him. She smiled as occa- - COLUSTER & C0.'S-- 1T BUYS again caslonally she interrupted, j "Why? For the simple reason t1 she thought of her stopping long slonally disagreed with something it is not hot. A child has to use enough to tell him he did not "look he said. Hut that they were on great deal of hent and energy decayed.' tho best of terms Margaret could digest a cold lunch and there is r IN ANNUAL COLLISTER & CO. It perhaps added to Margaret s not doubt. Dean seemed as much enough of the force left to ma! IN EVERYONE OF THESE OFFERINGS THE KISTLER, content that she did not know just !nt nome 'as lf it WCre his studio. his brain work well in the after how Joan had been affected by He assisted Joan over the tea noon." tho debonair comeliness of her things, and did it as If from prac- - The older pupils are divided in' marriea aumirer. jc was me M. He was irood-loo- k ncr In a committees of and or iultIn- four each, of the man's weakness, his way, and Margaret was more per- of these committees is on duty ability to impress Joan with the turbed than she would have cared preparing the lunches for a we truth that saved her. Ho probably to own. In consequence she was a teacher carefully supervises was dissipated as well as hand- affable to him. She knew pupils at all times and serves th some, and Margaret shivered as Joan, and that the way to compel food. sho thought of what Joan had es- her to tako up arms for him was Boys carry In the water, remov 'anuary Don't caped. for her, Margaret, to either ignore the garbage and help wash For the Sake of the Purse Delay Buying Margaret urged Joan to Invito or act as if she disliked him. Tho hot lunches are Mrs. Walters and herself to tea. Margaret of Joan as she Each 3 cents cir- when thought pupil pays six dise at these figures because of one lucky Hardly had they arrived saw her serving tea. She had a a day on the "cash and carry" plan Sale opens Monday and will continue days. certain, way with hei', an enticing or is sent a statement at the em' cumstance we heavily with the Janu- llthoness of form, a piquant vivac- of every month. The menus are We to take immediate advantage of bought BACHELOR CINEMA ity of expression, an adorable grace changed every day, ln order to urge you in was of an unnameable which would White Sale mind when cotton down HEROES ARE FEW motion, plus prevent sameness, these lowest in the city for better goods. ary charm all her own. As a child she doubtless tho pupils. prices to 10c a and had the market AND FAR BETWEEN had been honest and courageous. bar- pound dragged Now that she was almost a woman It is a fact that you are now being offered it. those two qualities phono in her with clear blue eyes. Instinctively one in these necessities for every home at trusted Joan Hayden. gains Don't postpone that trip to Kistler, Collister & Yet Tennant worried Margaret. A fear of him was with her, tinde- - prices that cannot soon come again. Co.'s! "Next week" will not come with these mmmmmm nlably Insistent; a telepathic signal of portent, that amounted almost We are able to merchan to a warning. Was Joan's good Your Child's Bowels Need present you superior prices. sense proof against the fasc!na-tio- n lilllilM and the love-maki- of fits "California Fig Syrup" ma 'man? Would she see his Ineffici- ency, his lack as she, Margaret Turkish Towels White Sale of Lingsib Spreads saw it? The feeling of uneasiness obsessed her. 50 dozen towels, 20x40 inches, Crochet Bed Spreads, 78x88 inches, "I must displace him by bringing hemmed, each someone more attractive to engage heavy quality, double thread. plain her," she said to herself as 1?he Sale Price $2.50 listened to the gay repartee flung back and forth between the two. Satin weave Spreads, extra quali- Margaret wanted Joan to marry. 32c each 80x90 with cut But she wanted her to marry a ty, inches, corners, man with a personality capable of each carrying on with Joan. $7.50 "A penny for your thoughts.' Mother!" Joan's voice dragged her Losigc.oth from her disquieting thoughts. "1 was how well Blankets thinking you Imperial Longcloth, woven, 40-i- n. the hostess, dear," Marga- played wide and 36-in- ., ret parried. shrunk to which' White Wool Blankets at a "You - looked mighty serious improves it's wearing qualities. Discount of 20 Per Cent about it! But thanks, Mumsie. I Ten-yar- d pieces. appreciate the compliment. Dean ,Sale price 25 pairs Plaid Wool Blankets, al- says he'd rather have tea here with Hurry mother! Even a sick child most all me than with anyone he knows. loves the "fruity" taste of "Cali- wool, the best in Albu- But I mistrust It is because I buy fornia Fig Syrup" and It never fails $1.50 querque at the price better, tea." She smiled tantillzing to open the bowels. A ieaspoonful $5.95 a at the young man. today maj prevent a sick child to- pair Margaret rose to go. She felt morrow. If constipated, bilious, she couldn't sit feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or! quiet any longer ' Sheeting with Dean Tennant acting so if stomach is sour, tongue coated, Shrels that Wear Vv. thoroughly at home. Joan was breath bad,' remember, a good Good quality bleached Sheeting. sweetly grateful for their coming. cleansing of the little bowels Is; Sale Price 81x90 Pepp Sheets, each ana told them so In her own Inim- often all that Is necessary. j $1.50 itably gracious way; a combination Ask' your druggist for genuine 49c Yard of and frank childhood. "California Fig Syrup" which has 72x90 Pepp Sheets,, each society girl 9-- White Sala "If something doesn't happen to directions for babies and children 4 Unbleached, In the Lingerie offered ln the January of bottle. Moth- good quality are handsome of the $1.35 keep that, Dean Tennant away I all ages printed oh Sheeting. Sale price many pieces dainty design, 81x90 Elmdale shall go mad!" Margaret told1 Janet er! You must say "California" or work of skilled Filipino needlewomen. Sheets, each Walters as they taxied home. you may get an Imitation tig syrup. 62y8c $1.25 The nainsook ana longrclotri was carefully selected 72x90 9-- Unbleached Sheets, seamless 4 Bleached here for the fine texture and durable qualities and Pequot Sheeting, at then sent out to the Philippine Islands, where the 89c Jack MulhalL 75c garments were cut after American patterns. It 72x90 Bleached Seamed Sheets ' With the news that Jack Mulhall represents as fine and desirable work as may be 8-- 4 89c Is married otio is confronted with Wearwell Bleached Sheeting, be found anywhere ln the world. the fact that there are very few tape edge i uriattached bachelors left of Garments at Prices So Low free and HOW ABOUT THAT 47c . Hundreds In the films to thrill the hearts of The temptation Is to buy the whole year's supply Pi!!ow Cases Mulhall mar- the feminine fans. 83-in- and it's true economy to do so. ried Evelyn Wlnans the other day. Cambric, soft finish. Miss Winans In a motion picture1 Sale price No woman need he extravagant lf she does her at 25c actress and intends to continue ln 25c buying now. the work, despite the fact that the The most attractive of hand-mad- e garments, ln Bleached and Unbleached Pillow handsome Jack earns a rather 86-in- handsome salary. She has taken Ece Cream ch Muslin, Purity brand. eluding gowns, tjjfl chemise, at sale prices as Cases, 42x36 and 45x36, each several beauty prizes ln California, Sunday Sale price low as 25c and so from all accounts they 17c should make a "handsome couple" yard 45x36 inch Pepp. Cases, each also. $2.95 up to $8.50 39c Tell us what want. We have it. 42 and 45x36 Fruit of Loom Pil- Gloria Swanson la very busy at you Corsets at a Reduction the Lasky studio on her new pro- low Cases, sale price, each Rocks,"- - an- Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed' AMERICAN-MAD- E duction, "Beyond the Fro-la-s- et 39c Elinor adapted and American other Glyn story Lady Curtain Nets Lace in- for her, but she Is not too busy Corsets, front and back lace, brok- and Curtains withal to play hostess to her fath- en sizes, but all sizes in these lots. cluded in our White Sale at a er, Capt. Joseph Swanson, who is Undergarments 20 Co-Operat- Lot 1 Per Cent Reduction there from Oklahoma visiting his ive Sale price r Gowns'.'. 79c, $1, $1.39 and to $3.r0 famous daughter, t Albiiquerqisc np $2.25 Envelope Chemise 79c $1 tip to $2.08 36 inch ami 05c each Percale, light colors, sale ' Lot 2 Sale Price Corset Covers 75c All John Emerson gave his wife wears Is 16c Christmas was the Association ' Indeed, every undergarment a woman price yard for a receipt for Dairy $4.00 Included In this sale. payment of her Income tax. This may not sound like a very Impor- ' tant gift until one reflects Mrs. PHONE 351 ' Emerson Is Anita Loos and what she earns each year is enough to add a tidy sum! tothe government treasury. , , ., IS CHIEF FLYNN TELLS OF WORLD CRIMINALS HE MET Here is William J. Flynn, who as head of the United States secret Former Secret Service Head at Last Gives His service successfully traced many criminals of international notoriety Dr. Heinrich Albert and His, Machinations and brought them to justice. Personal Experiences in Ferreting Out Mys- Before We Entered the War Furnish a Sen- terious Offenders and Details How He sational Chapter in Thrilling Series of Matched Wits With the Cleverest Reminiscences of International Grimes men in the world have had more to do with crime and criminals declared that he could hardly hope for a been passed to poor old Albert. It was up statement that the submarine to him to amend Ambassador's mag- FEW William J. Flynn. Mr. Flynn has recently retired as Chief positive the of the United States Secret Service and will hereafter crime warfare would be discontinued. Germany nificent permission. Bernstorff was a ges fight should out of consideration for tur. Albert stood behind him, nd criminals on his own account. Out of his Mr. only, knocking vast experience Flynn friendly America, declare herself to be pre- on the head unsuspecting wayfarers whom is now engaged in wriing a series of articles for this newspaper. These pared to discuss with th United States Bernstorff waved past with a flourish of articles will give Mr. Flynn's personal experiences with clever criminals, and to work together with her to make Im- his hand. That left Bernstorff's record nd with intrigue in high possible the destruction of American lives. clean. But the Incident took much ot places. to The first of these articles, published herewith, deals with the "Germany shall declare herself ready the Bteam out of Albert's bellowings make the strongest efforts to reach this against England's arbitrary and per- celebrated "Albert Papers," the German documents unearthed by the will work sea United States Secret Chief goal, but to expect that America emptory rulings. Service, under Flynn's direction, during the with her in this respect. Th President Is Albert and his associate, Waetzoldt. In be war. Other articles will published by this newspaper until this inter- ot the opinion that Americans who tak observing the progress ot American indus- esting series is concluded. passage on a munitions ship 'take their try in 1915 and 1918, wer constantly sug- lives into their own hands.' Th Presi- gesting to the German Chancellor, Von WILLIAM J. FLYNN. was Albert In 1915 1916. By heaped upon and dent seems to expect that we ourselves Bethmanri-Hollweg- , methods of bringing In these found In Albert's rooms Heinrlch Friedrich Albert had been papers, shall set forth an agreement in the matter, America to time. One ot these sugges- and offices, and from these ob- able to It to America reports, leaving out th principles and tions had to do with the protests of IF bring pass, tained while Albert was under our sur- possibly fall back upon the above mentioned mu- American importers ot German and Aus- would have experienced the debatable veillance, It Is seen that his occasional de- tual endeavors." trian goods against the British Order in honor of had the German. Crown nials of were words of having conspiracy merely It is evident that Albert gave this report Council I quote It from one of the Albert-Waetzol- of diplomatic discretion. the man Prince and a numerous staff Imperial Naturally consideration. It must have amazed letters to Von Bethmann-Holl-weg- : was in no to admit the truth. long observers within Its borders for a couple of position him, as it amazed others. That Albert is shown in his months In 1915 or 1916. Albert would have flow Anti-Britis- h found it hard to accept "From a German standpoint, the press- Meeting comments added to tho report. fetched them here to look, listen and heed. personal ure upon the American Government can be In Chicago Was Planned He says: strengthened by the Interruption of de- And then he'd have packed them off home liveries from ven If the British "The Information aounde Germany Let us consider first a letter or report foregoing Government should to ponder the Question he was eternally put- unbelievable. If It Is correct tho permit exceptions. written to Albert one ot his almost Those should be in- to Bernstorff and Bernstorff by Chicago the German shipments especially ting through operatives. I do not mention the name President has not understood which tho American industries on the other hand does terrupted to the Kaiser: of note at all, and o ; chemicals and the writer of this report, because It In note. The badly require especially not know what he says his as which are used In "Which would you rather have over- would add nothing of interest or signifi- the of dyestufTs, also goods diplomatic expressions and meaning the realm of the line arts. The wlthhold- - and in cance. It has to do with propaganda-I- act' do not seem whelming complete victory Europe a 'deliberately unfriendly Ing of goods la the surest means of oc- Chicago, and particularly with a tnass to be clear to him. nd amicable relations with America, or , casioning the placing before the Adminis- meeting to be held to reproach England "M. P. again emphasized how very much terrible defeat and consequent oblivion?" disturbed tration In Washington (the welfare) fit for not permitting merchant shipg of the President was upset and American much wishes to Interest. And always Albert added to his question neutral nations to dock in German about the matter, how he "Those have the most ports how he em- protests weight or qome out of the matter, which come American this bit of advice: carry goods suspected of being ulti to had from industries phasised that the note England which The com- and France first. mately destined for Germany. Lusitanla case camo employ many workmen. "Conquer England been ready when the of one of the American "The meeting," the report reads, "will out M. P. If he plaint great dye Then, while you rest, plan your trip across up and how he held to that factories which declared that the continu- probably be held here (Chicago) In about this matter, how very much Atlantic." could clear up ing of withholding of dyestuffs would the two weeks. Among others the following obliged to him he would be. carried make necessary the dismissal of 4,000 Finally, when war between America and have agreed to cooperate: Senator Hitch- 'If One plan le to be through workmen has done more than the con- protest Germany appeared inevitable, he made his cock, Congressman Buchanan, William he promises beforehand telegTaphhj of the importers." Hale of New York and well nections with Germany." final appeal to his Kaiser: Bayard the known pulpit orator, Dr. Aked an Despite Albert's gloomy warnings ar1 it six a (born - It must be understood that, despite th "Delay months; delay It year. from San Francisco. Hitch- J "A prophecies, he clung desperately to liori Englishman) h'K appearances of some of the work Albert Fight America if you must, but delay It cock seems to be for P that Germany would come out victoriouu very strong the plan; was doing, we were restricted to investi- con- he and in some avoid direct conflict with nd think. To fight America before told our representative at a conference and never reached a point where way in Omaha, 'If this matter is In gations the United States. He and Waetzoldt quering Europe is to invite disaster." organized we could charge this industrjous propa- the will collaborated In a bit of specu- Albert's found no audience. right way you sweep the United with compromising Americtfn neu- significant But pleadings States.' gandist one of , or American law. lation in futures in their reports we sent him back to Germany trality vlolattsg any Bethmann-Hollweg- . Presently "'For your confidential Information I commercial to Von as well were . He was here as the represen- to watch his prophecies come true. He was would further Inform you that the leader- tremenrlously disappointed other munitions plants, and the labor lead- This report Is dated June t, 11I. I because Albert showed of economy tative of the Kaiser; to keep Berlin in- bit of a his of the movement far lies in signs ers, or alleged leaders, pocketed the money quote a or two: good stoic in personal phi- ship thug the in or formed of the industrial activities of the paragraph hands of two gentlemen (one in Detroit purchasing newspapers subsidizing and left poor Albert wringing his hands "Right now," it reads, "the German losophy, Albert, and I wondered occasion- them. Albert wns to while United States; to do what he could to and one in Chicago), who are re- quite willing spend the ire of Berlin was visited upon should begin to reflect on the posi- whether his smile did firmly money to his stun into wean American industries away from ally heavy, grim solved to work toward the end that the get newspapers, him. tion it will take toward the plan of trans- not revive a trifle the his but he balked when Viereck broached a English contracts and to disseminata just morning German community, which, of course, will The man had too much to do. More or cor- ferring German industries to the United plan to purchase news- stories warranted to promote a more Xalser fled, taking the none too courageous be with us without further urging, shall thirty morning less brilliant ideas would occur to his su- States to a greater extent than has been papers for $50,000,000. dial sentiment toward Germany. with him. above all things remain in the background, periors at some function in the German done already when the time arrives. . . . Crown Prince Albert was a good business man. He - and that the movement, to all outward ap- ' Embassy. There might have been a good on Both Sides, May the German Industries then make It seems unnecessary to devote many neglerted to see the value of so a Playing pearances, shall have a purely American huge dinner and a sufficient after- their decision for the true interests ot of Albert. Dr. deal, Inasmuch as he knew when Viereck irrigation As This Incident Shows words to an Introduction character. ward. Then the ideas would pop. The the Fatherland and not alone for unfolded his scheme unless profit. Albert was a more familiar appellation. "For the purposes of inner that Germany Fatherland must be saved. Mr. von while he was aloud that If the decision is organization, won within the six months she Papon But, crying ... again brought official books of the German Em- to which we attribute following would be attacked a Great Britain was international home to German let It not be On the particular importance, ran a great chance cf never by magnificent violating industry we have assured ourselves of the coopera- winning. scheme. Call in Albert. Dr. Albert would law and America by not per- what the United States bassy he was down as the legation's com- Furthermore, he knew that were the Allies ipsulting forgotten position tion of the local Democratic boss, Roger do it. mitting America, a neutral, to Ship her took with reference to Germany In this, mercial attache. That title became more to hold out another year the attending C. Sullivan, as also Messrs. Sparman Lewis Now, here is an different goods to whichever nation she willed, war." less of a Inasmuch as his complications would fetch America into the entirely angle r subterfuge, and McDonald, the latter of the Chicago of the man's work. It Is a translation of Albert was denying the right of American ' fight, and with America in it Germany ' principal occupation was the direction of American. Sullivan was formerly leader a made to him his own investi- business men to ship their products to His Private Letters Showed was lost. Therefore, he argued, why sink report by ot German of the Wilson campaign, and is a deadly his com- Russia. Albert was no more consistent the dissemination propaganda $50,000,000 In newspapers will fall gators, and, subjoined, personal , A Far Different Tone of vftlson, as the latter did not that' Bernstorff. In America. This branch of his work be- enemy into the American Government's hands in ment. It is dated July, 1915, and appears than keep his word and make him Senator, to be the writer's version of the For Instance, the OrenBtein-Arthu- r Kop-pe- l Utterly different in tone were the private came more important as the war in Europe the event ot this apparently certain war? opinion therefore principally the sympathy for our of a lawyer employed by Bernstorff to Co., 30 Church street. New York, had a letters Albert received from Berlin. A went on. cause." Arranged for V. S. Reporters . interview Secretary of State Lansing. perfectly legitimate and desirably profi- typical one la that written by his friend Such were more or less com- table contract to sell a ot then to meetings To Visit German Front "L. advises regarding conference with large quantity Trnutmann, attached the Foreign Calls Albert the Brainiest mon in America In 1915 and 1916, of to Russian Gov- Office. Is dated 23 M. P.," reads this paper. "Thereafter M. P. portable railway track the It April and the final course, and I shall pass over other and less Another of the jobs that fell to Albert ernment. riot notes "as Of German Embassy Staff saw Lansing as well as Wilson. He In- This corporation, desiring paiagraph that th courier and letters to do was that of for American jour- 1 specific reports having arranging formed both of them that an American to work In any mysterious way or in any leaves for America, on May 6, am hurry- fell of by a with the of "purely American" nalists to get to Berlin and be escorted to to wrote he wroto Bernstorff short brilliancy organization had approached him which had way stoop questionable practices, ing my letter." Evidently from assemblages. But consider this from the the German lines. I have here a letter syndicate to onslderable distance. I think I do no strong German relations. from its factory at Koppel, Pa., th day to day, starting April 23. from Bernstorff to Von Papen, which the German Consul In Philadelphia, Dr. In part this letter reads: member of Bernstorff's suite an injustice latter over to "This syndicate wishes to up cotton "Mr. von Alvensleben will come to New casually turned Albert with buy Stobbe, asking whether Germany would "How differently wo anticipated th by giving It as my opinion mat Aioen York to another with refer- - the curt admonition: in great style for Germany, thereby to re- present plan Interfere with the ship they sent with the . present time, one and a half years ago. "Look and to our lieve the cotton situation and at the same was the brainiest of the lot. They recog- ence to the purchase of the Wright air this up arrange matters materials to Russia. You had half way promised me to take me best time to provide Germany with cotton. The nized him as just that, I think, for they plane factories in Dayton, Ohio, which advantage." Stobbe appealed to Albert. Albert looked with you as a youngster to San Francisco, in "My Dear Mr. von reads Bern- relations ot the American to and my opinion holds great possibilities for Papen," syndicate up the law. There was a great to do about t had dreamed of It as so pleasant, to be loaded his plodding amazingly orderly storff's I am send- Germany are strong, so that us. letter, "attached hereto very they It. Albert knew that his course would be active with you over there, as a small with all the nasty, Intricate Jobs a of a Berlin communication. even possibly be able to Influence ;mlnd ing you copy might watched, inasmuch as he had raised such of the Mightiest Industrial could handle. Would Taken Inasmuch the of in the representative that no other one of them Have Control as you have connections with position Germany general bitter outcries embargo Power. M. P. against England's One of the most remarkable character- Fox, It might be advisable for you to take political question. therefore asked on destined from America to the "To see and to Of American Airplane for a candid confidential statement in goods again exchange thought man was Industry advantage of the opportunity." ordei Central Powers. It Albert announced that with who was istics ot this rather remarkable make my brother to come from "With some $50,000 we could a The copy forwarded to Von Papen by to clear not only his own position, would America's y acquire Germany interfere with South America was already Included In his uncanny ability to remember the Ambassador Is one the latter received but also the political oppor- control over the whole Wright patents and necessarily shipments to allied Governments, his fu- the program. Now America celebrates the details of an intricate untruth he told over from the Foreign Office in Berlin. It is tunity. The result of the conversation thereby the airplane factories In the ture arguments about the freedom of th her World's Exposition under existing cir- There were times that whole United for one dated May 10, 1916, and reads: was as follows: you two weeks ago. States about year. seas would lack conviction and sincerity. cumstances alone, hardly noticed, wh Ho- - "From a third I understand that "1. The note of protest to will !he lied, knowing that you knew he lied, but We would probably be placed in the posl- party England Lawyers for Orenstein-Arthu- r Koppel we are lighting the mightiest war thet any lo to the American journalist, T tlward Lycll Fox, go In any event, whether Germany an- also that you couldn't prove it. prevent the greatest communicated with Bernstorff. Bernstorff people ever heard of. knowing of of of i (Helcr swers satisfactorily or not. part the export flying machines from representative Newspaper replied that he could see no violation of "My brother is a staff physician at th :Two weeks later, even three and four UnUed the Amerirnn and the "2. Should it be possible .to settle satis, te statM Eut MWf from tMg th Syndicate, Wagazlnt any German law in that firm's "acceptance western front, after having three he would that obvious would like to the Lusitanla case, the President spent weeks later, repeat pian B0 far as can be foreseen, appears to' !Htijfrn(ed Sunday y factorily of the order." The Ambassador let it go at an would bind himself to months in English prison. He was !untruth In detail, leaving you more or less be a lucrative financial undertaking. Wo again come to Germany na press repre- carry the protest He said about the so to that. nothing probable taken, like many others, from his Dutch Likewise with a sort could then, in case we so desired, take sentative. From the Infoi matlon I have against England the uttermost. of German were the baffled. it left you "8.-T- action warships ship ship in the canal. At my brother also, over the works on the of received these papers of his are In agree- continuance of the difference ot for the mind that, carrying a Wright ground bearing the valuable railroad material to In accordance with his South American respect . ment as to thlo desire, hut r.re not with Germany over the Lusitanla case la the contracts to be carried out. . . ," willing be intercepted, as it doubtless would be. is Interested In schemes and could g activities, particularly thousand and one plans, Albert was never mote vehement than to pay the expenses of Sir. Fox. 'embarrassing' for the President in oarry-In- needed such materials. out Besides, Germany economical questions, so 1 agree with him statement a month old and re- when , "Inaimuch ts this at the the protest against England. He r revert to a he denied that the German Govern-- gentleman, The Orenstein-Arthu- Koppel company in bis lofty the of his eooum In was of will not create the Impression that the thoughts regarding pris- it almost verbatim. ment was in no way interested in the time last Germany, could ship the stuff, having been paid at oners which we hold In peat to ue note to and the to enemy country, financing directly or Indirectly of great benefit by reason of hie good Germany protest Eng- docks onvthls side of th and from whom am He knew that Germany was doomed the land are a for he th Atlantic, I also, in part, a reporter George Sylvester Viereck's magasine dispatches. It might be possible that the 'bargain,' has undisputed all and of busi- moment America declared war. He knew ' with propriety upholding her. FofierZrtnd. read to Vie-rec- German Information Service would this American rights to uphold. But this letter ness ethics go about Its business on other "You know that behind th lines, not because there was no man in the world found time, SI the time, be willing to pay "4. A contemplated English proposal to la Albert's desk; lat contracts. Certainly nobody could expect only In Belgium but also In northern more knowledge the expenses of a Ave' or six months stay buy cotton In great style and Invest the onco who had comprehensive "Deab Mr. Viersck: the corporation to guard the shipment France, we have had the harvest gath- which would amount to between J,060 and proceeds In America would not satisfy the seas. of American industry Its capabilities and "Tour account regard Ins the 11,609 It was on the high Whole navies ered, threshed and shipped to Germany. (,000 marks. President aa an answer to his protest, be- than he. He went homo to bonus, after deducting th 1250 received eould not guarantee safety on th water beets Were pulled out and of iposslbilltles "I would respectfully request your Ex- cause that refers to the violation of Amer- Sugar part for the month ot June, 1915, has been re- -' in those days.. .them used as fodder and used for Germany to watch the crash, and then, to sound Mr. Fox on his Intentions ican rights and not only to a (sic) Money. part eelved. cellency Bernstorff communicated his thoughts to making aloohol. Now our gray fields are after the new German Government adopted and to Make Inquiries as to whether the "N. B. M. P. believes that it will bo pos- few "I hope In the coarse of trie nxt week to Albert and Albert, having added a sug- busy. with cultivation. Steam plows have his can be raised there in sible to bring this plan to the front with ' Under of State, hia ig- b mean- cost of stay any an outline for a reply to him ai Secretary able to make payment In the aid of Southern Senators. gestions and been sent over and in Belgian as well as way. By order of the Chancellor. the r on nored to the Kaiser, written in time I request the proposal of a suitable Orenstein-Arthu- Koppel, passed them In the .French provinces which we warning (ekrned.) "Stomm "5. The President, in order to ascertain hat was and read: person who can ascertain accurately and to Stobbe. And Stobbe, guided by Albert's the fields are all being In 1916, dug up from Mr. M, P. how strong th German r captured tilled, the condition . All of course, was legiti-ma- t. notified Orensteln-Arthi- Koppel would side with Amer-'lca- ; prove financial of your paper. this, perfectly influence ot would like outline, order to bring u the necessary bread !r. "Neutral nations to show this' syndicate is, From the moment when we guarantee you . I bring it up merely what not to mk th shipment. case ot a continued war. In effect would be felt to have the trend of the German note be- long Belgium the psychological a advance I : ot work was thrust upon the over- ' to in- regular mint ,ipft fore the not is officially sent, and declares Dr. Albert the Scapegoat, itself we have endeavored start the ,ot once. It would be a national misfortune "1. Have new statement condi- worked Albert. Mr. von Papen was an Im- a of the himself ready, before the answer is drafted, dustries again in part, especially the would be defeated." tion of ' ' compared with Albert, who While Bernstorff Kept Clear ,and Germany your pPr. Idling dady to discuss it with M. P. and eventually to portant coal mines. ' "1, Practice a did jnneli of the work for which Voa So mueh for the type of man Albert was. control ever the financial so Influence It that there will be an agree- Thereupon th German Ambassador was "Th trenches r In part lighted with management Papen received Imperial credit. American Government electric water are driven He la going to return to America within ment for its reception and also to be ready to show tho light; pumps by "In adaitlon to this we most have an to influence the that Of Wilhelm Hohen-zoller- electricity, etc. In Lille hundreds of ,fcw months, 'and proposes to set up law Much Money Paid by Him ready press through h, fpfeenlatlv understanding regarding; the course In poll, wink. that august democrat, was large French women ar sitting, who dally sew offices here In New York. Whether he has : To Munitions Plants tics which you will urue whlsft we have Stop "A. As far as the note itself Is Concerned, enough to give his permission to American thousands of sandbags for the protection 'lost his penchant for prepigandizing or not asked heretofore. Perhaps yon will Albert's denials of paying $50,000 to which he awaits, ao he awaits anotHer ex- firms to sell and ship to allied Powers ot our trenches. French workmen of the not is tot for fne to say. It will be Inter- lie so kind as to talk the matter over, on foment strikes in munitions plants In pression of regret (sic) which was not despite th fact that England declined t ifOfl industry make steel plates for the the bails of thle letter, with Mr. Fuehr." Cleveland and Cincinnati were so note women and babies ot same So and esting to watch him. Detroit, followed In th last regret together permit the starving purposes. Belgian Subsequently In the at tb loud and that cannot have been with the statement that had ex- the Fatherland to receive bread front th French people ar making war materials But from his papers and the reports of testimony long they nobody into the ownership ot the Eve- forgotten so soon. Nevertheless thlst pected that human lives would b lost and United States. Was not the shame of Eng- for use against their own countrymen, and the Secret Sorvice, you got something of ning Ma'l (New York) it was brought ottt much and more money1 was paid by the that the ship Would sink so quickly. land greatT they are even happy to find work and to an understanding of the mass of detail that that Mr. Viereck and William Bayard Hal German Government to silence these and "The President Is said to have openly But as usual th well known buck had earn money." Couyrllht. 10:2. b th K Turk Herald. " 11 S MORNING JOURNAL' Page Sevn. January 22, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE

FEATHER CHAMP TO INVADE ENGLAND, LOCAL POULTRY LOCAL FIS HERE ARE HIS MOST ARDENT ADMIRERS 1 HAVE CHANCE TO GROWERS II SEE LEE DENVER RIMS

of tthode Island Kcrls a dozen proposed boxing Growers With in Albuquerque walked off with Now events looming up a3 possibilities high honors at tho Denver poultry in near future. Indications are tho exhibition of Its inAlbuqu the f show, erque largest mate- west. Out of 10 that only the best ones will ft kind held in the ot 1 i Albuquerque owned birds which rialize, to the point getting tov'H&Mif com-petio- n In names on the dotted line and that were entered in tho show are in for a sea- with more than 500 other Albuquerque fans s .... seven were son of real sport. Rhode Inland Reds, of Foreign Wars placed under tho ribbons. The Veterans wero as follows: are still casting about for a good The winners ninth vnung pen in a class of 20: lad to pit against Young Wallace, second e t)firn tnr n main event in the sixth pullet In a class of 40; near future. Wallace is one of cockerel in a class of 6S and fourth in class of 500 birds. the leading welters 01 vno nuc, display a find if a good "The winning places New Mexico tAiin(uin on the enough boy can be obtained, the birds a plane product wen. of anv of the great chicken raising bout nromises was so '. states and as the 11 W;t3 ill.-)- ''" winning that the Veterans ''have signified extensive, indicates that a fine (ntantinn rtf crKinE? the falls A class of birds is being grown in gen- treat Kid Lee pitted against a eral in this section," .declared C. wno nas it ...l.t..V. P. Hny, who received the wire yes- boy a rewunuuu wui; honors 1,1 iinntn fhnt he hna mifff- - terday advising him of the clent class to stick with the colored which had been conferred upon boy for more than the usual few the local birds. Champion Johnny Kilbane, Mrs. Kilbane and their daughter Mary. Stopper. Johnny "Kid" Mex and BOWLING TOURNEY TO Charlie White are ne.ng considered Johnny Kilbane, who has ruled the featherweight roost for ten as tno liKeuest canuiuaies. years, is going- - to England in the spring to give English aspirants a START AT Y. M. C A. crack at his He has held his crown than any of the other this titla, longer WEDNESDAY EVENING Lee will return from Denver present chumps. He is shown above with his wife and daughter Mary. morning. It is probable that his manager, Ed West, will announce The ' "animal" team bowling any material negotiations today. tournament will start, nt tho Y. - ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C. even- M. A. alleys Wednesday Expecting to bo In on the next SCOUT NOTES OF N. M. HIGH SCHOOLS ing at 7:30 o'clock between the event, the Insurrecto Kid start- Bob Cats and Matches big By tho Scouts, the Tigers. The Most Talked of ed training yesterday for a bout PLANS TOURNAMENTS in the tournament will be held with Young Sol. This will be the every Tuesday. Wednesday and seml-windu- p of tho next card. The New Mexico High School Thursday evening until tho meet Both boys will mako 118. Patrol No. 7, Midget Scouts, had is 9:30 a. m. Sat- Athletic association, whoch has re- completed. New Models Exhibited a meeting called at com- at the called to Tho following players It Is rumored that Young Jim urday. The meeting was cently been organized, has divided the five teams which will will act as partner order by E. Renfro, senior patrol the state into four districts. 'In pose Klynn sparring Blair participate In the tournament: for Kid Lee if the colored light- leader. Bob Nordhaus. Sam each of three sections a basketball Fivers. an- Ed Ricketts wero made scouts. Bear Cats captain: weight champion la booked tor and tournament will bo held this year Martin, Clifford, New York Automobile Show other bout here. Ed Ricketts was a c:ut in Ohio. to determine the two teams from Lathrop, Talbot, JACK CLARK, Scribe. the various districts that will enter Kelly. the state in Tigers Bollman, captain; tourney Albuquerque Flint, Meyers, Harris, Wil- NO SECRETARY OF THE MINE WAS TO HAVE March 10 and 11. The association is still but will for ton. X N. M. E. A. CHOSEN AT young arrange I,lnns Roberts, captain; Marsh, The New SPECIAL-SI- BEEN OPENED BY tournaments in every possible form Ritt. $1475 or school athletics. MoCrodon, Cusch, Strange, BOARD MEETING HERE high Panthers IJoatright,. captain; DEAD PROSPECTOR There are nt present twenty-on- e - 1 members of the association and Morelli. Cebhart, Arnot, George The New BIG SIX 785 W. IT. Smith. $ At its meeting here yesterday, found in the very probably will be over Kelly, executive committee of the Tapers possession thirty Rears Franklin, captain; Baser, the ot Stanley Hook, prospector who In a very short time. Practically New Mexico Educational asso- Bear every school in the state is Dcsthler, Lovitt, Johnson, Wag- ac was found dead at the Great large ciation decided to postpone mine near Hell canyon Friday represented and many of the ner. LIGHT-SI- X on tho matter of to tion selecting evening, indicate that ho recently smaller ones. This athletic organ- The New Reduced $1045 a paid secretary for the associa closed a deal with a isew lorK ization is promoting a wide activity LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL' tion. Although the committee has syndicate for opening the mine and in athletics throughout tho state. All priccM f. o. b. factories at its command sufficient funds it on a basis. The counties in tho district are GIRLS BEAT GALLUP de- putting producing to employ a secretary, further The was wired of his ns follows: Southern. Hidalgo. i neces- syndicato liberation has been found death by Fred Crollott, who has Grant, Luna, Sierra, Dona Ana, The Albuquerque high school sary. Several persons were dis- charge of tho funeral arrange- Otero: eastern, Kddy, Lee, Chaves, team woo mini no definite decision gills' basketball cussed, hut ments. Lincoln, Del'aca, Roosevelt, Curry, Gallup high school Friday night was made. At a meeting which Hook was found dead Friday af- Guadalupe Quay; northern, Hftn with a score of 43 to 2fi. will bo held hero in a month or ternoon by Francisco Apodacn, Miguel, M(ira, Union. Colfa::, Taos, At the first of the game. Albu- two, the members of the board who immediately rode to the sher- western, Socorro, Valencia. McKln-le- querque started off fast with the will vote on the proposition. iff's office for news ot the death, Torranc?. Sandoval, Santa Fe, centers doing excellent work and The following members of the whicji he suspected might have Rio Arriba, San Juan. Mabel Dutcher making most of her executive committee were pres- been a murder. Sheriff Ortlu Since there are co many small shots. The half ended at 33 to 5. M7 jv7 e& his Bie Tony the a i tirr ent at the meeting yesterday: and two of his men drove to the schools joining the with Albuquerque in tho lead. In World's John Milne, J. H. and found the districts will cither have to be of the contest, the Albuquerque; canyon Friday night divid- the last part Wagner, Las Vegas; Miss Isahelle body, but decided that the death made nmalier or the schools Gallup team rallied and made Largest Builders Biok-le- y, into cla.'-- A and class P., ac- Silver J. M. had been due to heart failure. Let ed txtmnt, nnifita tn their onnonents' Six-Cylind- Ecklcs, City; of er Cars Olovis; John Conway, Santa ters found on the prospector's cording to their size. According to ten. During the game Mabel "e; Mrs. Otero Warren, Santa Fo; body indicated that ho had been the last plan there would be six- Dutcher scored 17 field goals and Jo-si- teen 3H W. B.McFarland, Las Vegas; e suffering from heart trouble for teams enter the state tourney. two free throws that netted several This year the N. M. II. S. A. A. Tho Lockhart, Raton. years. to points for her team. girls' will devote most of its efi'orts team was lavishly entertained the pnlnrgin.T of the membership In with a after ADDRESS BY ItADIO. MUSICAL tourna- while Gallup, party PROGRAM and gettinr; the various sight-seein- g Jan. 21. An ad- the game and a trip MOTOR COMPANY Washington, ments on a sound basi.s. There around tho and the dress by radio was mado here to- .PLANNED FOR THE will be state events in track and city through Senator Lodge, an Ameri- new high school. DISTRIBUTORS night by FELLOWSHIP LUNCH tennis this spring if possible, since Next in a double-heade- r can arms delegate, at Lynn, Mass. do not take men Saturday, Phone 671-- of the conference jlhose sports many card of girls' games, Gallup high 519 West Central Avenue Accomplishments irfiui ao.v rerunn wnuui. local and the In- were reiterated by Senator Lodge, "Life's scale of values," will be asso- plays the high, Tho members of the state dian school sextet will meet the who was seated in his home here the subject of the address to be ciation ore: Dawson.. Stale Normal at tho luncheon high school second team. A t;tal'- - with his telephone connected with given Fellowship school of Las Vesas, Artesia, -- at the Y. M. C. A. at high tourney for girl's teams may be the Arlington wireless station. this evening Vaughn. Las Cruers, Alamogordo, IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR 5:15 o'clock. The talk will be Cnrrizozo, Fort Sumner, Clovis. arranged. THIS given by Rev. Charles R. McKean. Tucumcnri, Tularosa, Las Vegas, The program also Includes a con- Albunuerqiie Indian school, Clay- DEATHS AND FUNERALS cert by Miss Valck's violin sex ton, Springer, Dexter, Maxwell, tette starting at 5 o'clock. The college, Hagcrnian, daugh- Ks- - LOPEZ Jullanita Lopez, sextette is composed of Miss Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Mrs. Camer- ter of Mr. and Miguel Lopez, tello Valck, Miss Dorothy died morning at her on, Misa Norma Williams. Pavld yesterday NEW SUPERINTENDENT home, 1513 South Walter street. Marcus, B. H. Bierman and Ralph Funeral services will be held thH Miller. There will also be several will take com- OF SANTA FE HOSPITAL afternoon. Interment songs by a male quartette at San Jose cemetery. Garcia Stanislaus Zbyszko, w o r 1 d ' s of F. W. George place HOUSEKEEPERS CLUB "FIRST FAMILIES" IN LEGAL .NOTICE posed Burton, Tim Af:MK'tnled and Sons will bo in charge. who has lost Mitchell, F. TV. Darrow and Char- (n.y TresO champion wrestler, N. M., 21. AT ATRISC0 ENJOYS NEW YORK ARE FACING NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS les McKean. Las Vegas, Jan. Dr,. of Miss but one match in ono thousand J. AV. an overseas veteran OTERO Tho funeral Sealed for All men are Invited to Muir, i to retire after one proposals constructing and boys who medi- Margarita Otero, who died Thurs- ITS ANNUAL SUPPER EXTINCTION, ASSERTS contests, plans the Soctions the luncheon. and has been practicing in attend cine here since his return from the day evening nt her sister's home more year. National Forest Road Project, war. been Parjarilo, was held yesterday The club of I (By Tho AnKocIiKca 1'rrns.) located In tho National has appointed superin- Catholic Housekeepers Apaeho HARW00D DEFEATS tendent of the Santa Fe hospital to morning from Parjarito Atriseo entertained the husbands Xew York, Jan. 21. "First Forest, Greenlee County, Arizona, re- church. Burial was at Santa Bar- will be En- succeed Dr. R. F. Pittam, who last the families" in New York soon will received by the District MENAUL 27 TO 13 return bara cemetery. Miss Otero was a night at annual turkey Bureau of Public V. signed to to his former become gineer, Roads, home in Kansas City. school teacher In Valencia, county supper. Tho banquet was held at extinct If the low birth- 3. Department ot Agriculture, at Menaul and Harwood basketball for many years. Crollott was In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde rate among the city's well to do ric Acid Albuqutircjue, New Mexico, until 111(1 native squads engaged in a scrimmage at charge. Tlonnldson. AlmnKt memliern Americans continues, says two o'clock p. m., on the 9th day the Y. M. C. A. Saturday afternoon, STEEL MAGNATE'S and guests enjoyed the evening. Dr. Copeland, health commis- of February, 1922, at which time Harwood romping off with the SAXCHES Mrs. Ologla Sanehes, Among those present were Coun- sioner. and place they will be publicly Tim DAUGHTER ELOPES aged 68 years, died last night nt Lee Coun- Citing records for Solvent and read. The is re- end of a score. Agent and department opened right long She survived ty Reynolds 1921 waa hard-foug- ht her residence. is by Home Demonstration he said the birthrate in the Bottle FREE served to any and all bids. game throughout. D. Mar- ty Agent 85 cent reject Conta and Madrid stared for Har- two daughters, Mrs. J. Maude Doty. city's most fashionable section and none will be considered except each credited with tinez of Gallup, and Mrs. Ambrosio was seven per one thousand. (32 Dok) those from contractors ascertained wood, being Funeral ar- nine points; Costales was a close It Lucero, of this city. In a German neighborhood the Just because you start tha day wor-- ! to be experienced and respor.-ibl- e. to his are pending. Crollott DR. J. W. BRUNER IS birth rate was 18 one thou- ried and tired, stiff legfl and arms and The length of the to be con- second with eight points rangements per , project credit. For Menaul. Cruz carried I' is in charge. OPERATED UPON AT sand of the population; in an mus.-lea- nn aching head, burntnjy and structed Is approximately 4 4.31 Irish 22 bearing down pains In the back worn and of off the honors, scoring eighteen district per one thousand out hefnre the do not think miles, the principal items OVERSEX The remains of DALLAS HOSPITAL and in a negro district 29 per one day begin work are approximately as follows: A. who died here yiut have to stay in thnt condition. larly scheduled lhterscholastic Clarence Oversen, thousand. Got well! JJe free from stiff Joints, Necessary clearing and grubbing; n on 18, were last n shipped foreign-bor- sore 164,312 cubic of excavation; games. January Telegrams have been received Children born of muscles, rheumatic pains, aching yards to the home of his birth, mothers In 1921 were KG. 73 per hark, kidney or bladder troubles. Start 5,302 lineal feet of culverts; 1,271 arrived at from 120-f- t. income:" w w - r oux City, la. His father Baptist headquarters cent and of native mothers 43.27 NOW, cubic yards of concrete; one LOCAL ITEMS too to see his Baylor hospital, Dallas, Texas, If you suffer from bladder weakness, hi Albuquerque late per cent of the total. span steel truss bridge; 63.500 son alive. The brother and where Dr. J. V. Bruner, corre- with burning, sraJdlng pains, or If you in I beam 21 father, are in out of h?d f1a.lt a dozen pounds steel bridges; to Mr. and Mrs. M. B. the homo. sponding secretary of the Baptist and times inci- Born, uncle accompanied body at you will the rest, MFBM wooden decking; and a were convention ot New Mexico, recent- night, appreciate Pub- Hinds, daughter. Strong Brothers in cnarge. "GRAVE OF comfort and strength this treatment dental Items. Tho Bureau of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Middaugh. ly underwent an operation. He ALICE" elves. lic Roads will furnish to the suc serves of Amarillo, Texas, are visiting RICH Floyd A. Plch died at was operated on January 9, but WELL-KNOW- N POEM We will give you for your own use cessful bidder for use in construct Mrs: San Livingston, 710 west his apartment last night, aged 21 complications have arisen that one bottle (S3 Poses) FREE to ing this project available equip- On the other hand, Silver avenue. years. His home was in Detroit. caused the second operation yes- convince you The Williams Treatment ment and TNT explosives at the nerve to There are undelivered tele was talten to 4 o'clock. Tele- conquers kidney and bladder troubles, on sot it takes tax Mich. The body terday afternoon at ltheumatlsm and all other aliments, no price and the terms forth tn grams at the Western Union office Strong Brothers' mortuary pending grams say that his condition Is how or when the proposal form. The work em- your income. Broth- matter chronic stubborn, for D.J. Nichols, O'Reilly Instructions from his family. serious, but favorable. canned by excessive uric acid. braced in this contract shall ba tax YOURS ers. Jerry J. Duggan and H. Wood. Fend this notice with your letter to completed within 400 weather Say you Mrs. Rupert Huntsman.who un .TOPI.IX BUYS DAXAHFK. MINISTER DIES. The Dr. D. A. Williams Co., Dept. working days following the execu- 10 cent every pay derwent an operation at a local P. O. Block, East Hampton, Conn. Please tion of the contract by the Secre- per to be Joplln, Mo., Jan. 21. Purchase Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 21. The send ten cents to help pay part cost of hospital Friday, is reported from We will to tary of Agriculture. The contract day. of Outfielder Eddie Danaher Rev. Milton L. Haney, a retired ! postage, packing, etc. mall rapidly recovering. Milwaukee of the Ameri- l A you Parcel Post, delivery paid, a reg- form and the maps, plans, specifi- the club minister of the Methodist Episco- ' by of can association, was anouueed to- pal and believed to have ular bottle of Tho Williams cations and estimates quantities Say you deposit the Armenia is the oldest Christian church, without obliga- examined D. president of been the last circuit rid- Treatment (32 DOSES), may be by responsible tax in a Savings Ac- nation in the world. day by Rosenberg, surviving tion or expense. Only one bottle to the contractors at Room 218, Luna-Strlckl- er the Joplln club of tho Western er, died at his home hero yester- same address or family. Established 1893. count here. aged 97. Building, Albuquerque. league. day New Mexico. All proposals must nerve be made on forms and in accord- Doesn't it take ance with Instructions, forming a to be your own tax Albuquerque Foundry part of the specifications above re- does. Doctor Tells E!w ferred to. and must be accom- collector? It : Strengthen and Machine Works a in Founders Machinists. panied by proposal guarantee ' Engineers an amount at least equal to five But it's to your own Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze, Alum- ot 50 ;r Cent in One inum. Electric Motors. Oil Engines, (5) per cent of the total amount benefit to have the Eyesight Pumps and Irrigation. the proposal. E. S. WHEELER, nerve. Start your cc-- v Work, and Office Albuquerque. District Engineer. count today. :Week's Tisns m iany Instances J . A Free Prescription You r:in Have following the simple rules. Here la the Filled and at Home.' prescription: Go to any active drug For Business In Our ; lo store and a bottle of o tab- Do wear glass- get Already Philadelphia. Pa. you lets. one o tablet In a Aro of strain or Drop es? you a victim eyo fourth of a glass of water and allow viA JM i?txM $ BANISH GRAY HAIR other eye wenknoRses? If no, you wilt to dissolve. With this baths the be to know, that according to Dr. liquid New Store - A glad eyes two to four times Tou t ith rut TVrANY charming faces are used by prc-iv- Many dally. Lewis there is real hope for you. should notice eyes clear per- ha'r-- If through H- were have your up maturely 8ray'n8 whose eyes failinff gay they from the start and In- to harsh elements your had their restored UirouKh ihe ceptibly right The BRUNSWICKS are all lined up In their new booths irers or exposure eyes flammation will qulrkly disappear. Jf Lair lias become streaked or faded, . principle of this wonderful free prescrip- ready to play the latest records for you, the new dance gray, It: "I your eyes ere bothering you, even a wonderful. "Ilrownatone" will bring back the look of tion. One man sayn, after trying little, take to save them now be- records are was almoit could not seo to rnd steps Slats Thousands of women have tinted blind; fore it Is too late. Many hopelessly rN- s- Our new line of pianos, the CHASE BROS. are all placed In youth. 1 with- at all. Now can rend everything blind have been If had their hair to natural shades with this mod- d- not might saved they their new booths so you can hear the latest In sheet music out any glasses and ,ny ey?s cared for their eyes In time. Misa Alice M. ern aid to beauty. Any shade from golden water any more. At nltht hey would Longfellow. and player rolls, they have marvelous tones. black. Acts ap- now feel fine all NOTBi Another prominent physician & brown to instantly, easily Korris L. Henderson, and his pain dreadfully; they LonR-fellow- We have the latest In sheet received a Trust Jr., like a tn me." to whom the above article was sub- Everybody who remembers 'g music, just large Savings plied and guaranteed harmless to hair, 4ho time. It was mtruele bride, nee Miss Adaline Corey. "Tho turn mitted, said: "Bon-Opt- o is a re- shipment. or skin. All dealers 50c and 11.50. A lady who used It says: very poem, "Tho Children's scalp seemed hazy with or wi'.ln ut markable remedy. Its constituent in- remembers the line "Grave Come In and make yourself to home and let us demonstrate Trial bottle sent direct for 10c The Norris L. Henderson, son oi n are Hour," Bank Jr., glasses, hut after using this pivserp-tlo- gredients well known to eminent eye Alice and This the CHASE BROS. PIANOS, also the BRUNSWICK and ex- Kenton Pharmacal Co., 610 Coppln a wealthy and socially prominent for fifteen days everything specialists and widely prescribed be laughing Allegra." plain its wonderful features. BUg., CoTlnaton. Ky. eastern manufacturer, and Miss clear. 1 can even read f Inn print khwith- them. The manufacturers guarantee 't is the latest photograph of the N. M. Is uclicveJ thou- to 50 cent In Albuquerque, Adaline Corey, of Alfred out glasses." It nut strengthen eyesight per Alice of that poem. She is Miss daughter sands who wear Kisses nan m.v one week's time in many Instances or Alice M. Lonfrfellow of Corey, Jr., the steel magnate, are them In a reasonable time and refund the money. H can be obtained Cambridge, BR0WNAT0NE nolo to Is of of W. Music Store MEMBER honeymooning In Miami, Fla., fol- multitudes more will bo from any 'good druggist and one daughter Henry Longfellow, Albuquerque so as to 'to .pave-- the very few preparations t feel should the American This FEDERAL RESERVE lowing an elopement de luxe which strengthen their eyes popular poet. tho trouble and expense of t ver F"t1r.g he kept on hand for regular use In al is the first of has Phone 405 WEST CEXTKA1 AVENIE SYSTEM even their closest friends ('rscrlii-tion- s portrait her that 78 surprised glasses. Kve troubles .r :n:iy most every family." It is sold in this made in several - in New York. may be wonderfully bou.ti.od ii city by all good druggists. ,bcen years. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 January 23, 1922. Versailles having crumbled into ruins, what hope GUESS WE'LL HAVE TO BE A LITTLE CAREFUL HOW WE Albuquerque ttmm remains of Immediate world betterment Is for the Iomi moment centered once more in the capital of the POKE TO AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER THAT, IT SEEMS BE PRETTY SORE. CLASS United States. mm. Published By api JOmXATi Pl'BJiISIIlXG COMPANY Under these circumstances, the responsibility CARL, C. MAG EE, V. A. MACPHERSON. upon the shoulders of tho statesmen on the Potomac WANTED FORSALE--PouItry.Eg- gi President. Secretary. WELL VTEUL VTELL.HOW'5 Agents is many times increased. Tho necessity is greater AGENTS Wuhderlul ieiTur, tCc FOR KALK Fryers. Phone 2405 R-- . on D. A. MACPH EltSON .Business ManaRer ever to make the Washington an un-- , THE OL' profit every dollar sales. Deliver SALE Barred Uock Editor-in-Chi- than meeting FOOT, EH? Foil cockerels, C. MAOKE spot. License unnecessary. Rample Free. reasonable. S2t CARI, success. MlBllon, 8, 21bl W. Los breeding stock; North ' V S qualified BE ABLE Fautory l'lco, Fourth. H E P R E SI N TATI E TO HOP AROUND Angeles, Calif. 111 FOR BALE White nd buff Orplng-tn- n C J. ANDERSON Marquette Bids., Chicago, MAKE S300 to (500 month distrlbut-In- g 42d A series of Bible talks by Bryan contains the on rr per pullets, also hens. 204 Bouth RALPH R. MUIXTOAN. ..48 E. St.,, New York soonwomt '. ' . Speedollne; easy, permanent work; in ex- pretty Walter. secnrid-oius- s at declaration of his belief the miracles, thus - exclusive territory; automobile free. Entered as matter the postottlce You- o FOR SALF. Single comb White Leg- N. act of of how he so often that he might be Write for particulars. Bpeedollne Co., of Albuquerque. St., under Congress plaining thought Dept. 14, Pallas, Texa. horn cock, $00 egg Ferrla strain. Bij March 17, 3 87!). West Iron. . elected. PRODUCING Tailoring Agents wanted. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Men's made to order clethlnir, (Union SUNSETRANCH S. C. Rhode Island, by carrier or by mall, one month, 85c; Made). Beautiful materials lowest Reds, C. P. Hayea strain; breeding Dally, HATS' OPPORTUNITY. New Swatch line pens and singles; also bronze Turkey in advance, $9.00. prices. Spring ready. 2416-J- yearly, LEEDS WOOI.KN MILLS. UnicagO. eggs. Phone "The "Morning Journal has a higher circulation we TO MAKE room for my young chicks, In From a standpoint of remuneration, Postmaster AGENTS Soderere; are paying rating than is accorded to any other paper New hour taking orders for this newest will sell a few of my Mexico." The American Dire vry. General Will H. Hays chose wisely when he decided send for Free Outfit and pullets: now Inylng. E. M. Ely, 123 Newspaper Invention: South- 116S. The only paper in New Mexico issued every Jay to trade a $12,000 federal office for a $160,000 pri- eamplcs. American Products Co., 6010 Eighth, phone Ohio. "MOUNTAIN VIEW" S. C. R. I. in the year. vate a of the ho American Bldir., Cincinnati, Reds, Job; from standpoint serving public, Seller. 400 a superb lot of cocks and oockorels for MEM ti OV ASSOCIATED PRESS WORLD'S Fastest .Agents' Book EH THE chose the biggest also. cent Needed In every ale. orders now, for BABT is entitled to opportunity per profit. CHICKS; by so dofnff, Insure The Associated Press exclusively Mr. office, and store. Establish per- you delivery of all news credited to The films need a "dictator" of Hays' quali- home, exact date desired, C. P. Hay, 236 Nona the use, for manently profitable buelness. Free High-- or not otherwise credited in this and also fications to restore them to usefulness and public PREMIER MFO. CO., Detroit, it paper sample. HE! local news herein. favor and confidence. Nevertheless the and Mien TOULTRT TARD8 Thoroughbred the published public, Ringlet Barred Rocks, 8. C. R. I. Reds; women service WANTED Live, responsible stale agtnts Pens and $3 SUNDAY January 22, 1922 tho men and in the postal especially, automobile device to cockerels for breeding; and to handle our up. Brothers of my blue ribbon wln will learn with regret that he has decided to accept Small capital required. Big garagemen. Ad- nets. Buy now, while you have the plcle from fllmdom. his at and ready sales. Act quick. of the flock. Wm. 3 KEEP THE LOAD MOVING. the flattering offer In year profits 100 Bletz, West dress O'Brien Mfg. Co., Broadway, Atlantic, phone 1483-- the head of the department Mr. Hays has performed Denver, Colo. " serv- BARRED ROCKS WHITE The conservation of energy by a hu- miracles in the way of reviving the morale of MAKE "from $1,000.00 to $5,000.00 per WYANDOTTES. complete and .hare profits besides. No At means degen- ice. He did more than proclaim his intention to year the show Just held in Albuquer. man being In sound health physical investment or experience necessary. we 19 18 did It. The effect In raincoat. que entered birds, of them eration. Lack of exercise, physical, mental or spirit- humanize the department; he Best season atead. Free were under the ribbons; nf these I wera service was beginning to bo felt, and ASSOCIATED RAINCOAT AUh.NTb, seconds, all othera were FIRSTS and ual, means paralysis In the end. Improved postal 444 North Weils, Chicago, 111. can be President will IMC SPECIALS; a limited amount of Energy expended in m, physical workout in the it only hoped that Harding ,' - , ,. maklde $10.00 a breeding stock tor sale at reasonable find a 'successor to thelndianlan who will follow In we will show you how to make prices. J. D. Notgraes, 604 North. gymnasium means restoration afterward with an day, nov- same mo- that amount or more, selling latest Second. of health. We his footsteps and be actuated by the high on Pleasant added glow get by giving. elty, ladles buy sight. DAY OLD CHICKS From free range is true is true economically, tive ot publlo service. work. Salesmen or salesladies equally stock that aro strong, and What physically No former experience nec- full of vigorous trans- It Mr. Hays, In his new role as mentor to the successful. pep. Years of experience hava mentally and spiritually. We get out of any essary. Article sells Itself as It supp taught us how to hatch chicka that ara can humanize films as as he lt need. Utility in ratio to what wo into it. If movies, the successfully a long-fe- Write today. satisfactory to our customers. We have action exactly put O. Box 622, Phoenix, and did the postoffice, who will say that he has not really Novelty Co., P. confidence In our stock and know It will we invest lassitude, indifference, carelessness Arizona. please you with results. If you want his activities to a field of public Beet we we recelvo disaster. we Invest ener- transferred greater the have them; all pure-bre- negligence, If The two most suc- benefaction. FOR RENT Storeroom profitable varieties: B. a gy, attention, care and intelligence, we receive White Leghorns, 100, $20; 600, $95; 1,000 FWrE?r?LarBe Tw1!!; $130. R. I. Reds. cess. and counters. 1201 100, $22; 600, $106; via are hard to please. Those who have to shelving parcel post prepaid. Orders booked upon The law of service is the law of life. People Third. ., of 25 cent. wish had to less, receipt per Hatching eggs What is true of an individual is true of a city pay tho most Income tax they pay half price of chicks. Wo are the largest had to DRESSMAKING nnd oldest successful In the or a state. I we to home and those who pay the least wish they pay hatchery give intelligently the city Phone 18i5-- southwest. Circular sent upon raqueat. more. EXt'K.RT dresMimklng. Mesllla Valley she back to us. If a whole all the 603 Hatcherv, Mrs, V. gives city gives WANTED Sewing. Mrs. Foster, Bunfly. Las Cruces. N. M. it receive. Fourth. Phone 1239rW. people Sorth FOR SALE We can now supyy all stand- The workout of Albuquerquo In the hotel drive DRESSMAKING By the day or at home, ard vnrletlea of baby chicks, 2102-- Rnd turkeys ex- rritt Snxth Fourth, ohone ducklings and can meet all com pet- - was strenuous. Our surplus energy was VERSE OF TODAY, Mil pretty H 1 N O, Williams' ing prices lor January delivery and later. en- liilsrirt'H Pleating. 777-- We hausted. Out of it will come new "pep," new 200 South Bron-lwa- ph. have successfully snrv.H th. nKiiM llnery. for sixteen yenra and are better fUUdl thusiasm new teamwork. The will be the DRAGON-FLY- . side nnd box; and city THE PLKATINO, accordion, th:m ever to fill your requirements. Wa, mall orders. N. Crane, 215 North also e.n-r- a foil linn ,,e stronger for the exercise of strength. 814. r,nr. hi.. in white cocoon of Seventh. Crana Apartments, phone pulleta' feeds and We We have learned that Albuquerque can do the I wound myself a singing, supplies. also ara All day long in the brook's uneven bed. "Hems lor 1'ioneer and Fetaluma Incu- things she is entitled to do. Obstacles delay but do out my soul in a mucous thread, bators and brooders. Safe delivery guar Measuring 15c 25c veal calves anteed. Pioneer Hatchery, 320 8. not defeat. Courage is a result. now to the brook's green bottom clinging, bulls to lower; Los Sprlnfc Dimly 75c common and medium Amreles. If the 1922 is not the best in her Men behold me, a worm spun out and dead, higher; 25c year history ot n...o.io foorinr nteers weak to her citizens are to blame. If will invest time Walled in an iron house silky singing. steady. WANTED Salesmen they lower; others and etockerg " V A NTED Mem liersh i d -- and money In intelligent the returns at O shadows, Hogs Receipts ll.UOU. jviarKei p syJeamen. A Nevertheless length, reedy nrfiv mnstlv lOc to 16o higher dress; Angola Automobile Club, $70 will be large. Not as a plodding nose to the slimy stern, North Division street, Buffalo, N. T. brazen with a hem. than' Friday's average; packing Alert citizens make live cities. To the degree In But as a wing spangled sows and about steady; ship 57 MILKH per gallon made with new Over the jewel-wee- d and the pink marshmallows. pigs patented gasoline Write for which we are alert to opportunity, we will achieve, of pers "bought aootit n.ouu; kuuu vaporlr.er. Free of these and making a song them, 'i rrw iSt 7S nn llcht particular. Stransky Vaporizer Co., A breathing spell for a few days will be bene- shall and a of shallows. Pukwana. S. D. I arise, song reedy very few over $8.60; bulk, ficial. Longjjprotracted Idleness will mean a loss lights; ARE YOU looking for a good toy bal- of AVe Edna St. Vincent Mlllay. J3.0088.35. , s loon llnet We have it. Quality, price, strength. should keep the load moving. .Sheep Receipts 3,000. Today delivery, liberal commissions. State ter- intu nonrivnll to Dackers direct. ritory. TUB HURON RUBBER CO.. TCIE Compared with week ago: Fat Willard, Ohio. REASON. oats were c to o and WANTED CRISP PARAGRAPHS higher, lambs 25c to 40C mgner; Auto accessory salesmen-auxil- iary provisions gained from 12 to 20 25e to 50o h gtier; radiator for Ford. Prevents fin- and yearlings Governor Mechem says that his powers as gov- points, although January pork lambs 50c to 75c higher; overheating. Installed In 15 minutes. AS THE PEOPLE VIEW IT ished 50 feeder Retail price $3.00. Wg commissions. ernor are very limited. He looks at the statute HERE'S A STRANGE SPECIMEN. points up. week closed at the high spot. Francis I heard man The wheat pit was quiescent In Byrne, Deadwood. 8. 1). books and finds little. Asked to demand There are all kinds of people. a the resig- tell his his sermons were not long enough. the early trading. Local traders Kansns City Livestock. nation of a state treasurer preacher Editor Morning Journal: ly place this correction for me? were inclined to be bearish but did MAKE big money presenting the Twlnka who has been guilty ot Harvard Courant. Kansas City. Jan. 21. Cattle Service to Dear Sir: I notice In your quo- It Is duo to such filling by not act on their convictlona to any esn Vnr week: Heel your money a felony, he says: "Show me the law." He insists tation In this n.t-t.- , every day; very attractive; no capital morning's Journal along the occupied bed and great extent. When the buying to 25c lower. Top we that someone point out a statute him to FAITH IN A UROKKN REED. from I mado about- the chan- steers mostly 15c necessary; deliver. Address Twlnka authorizing seem can he remarks overflow areas that the river started tho surplus in the was canners, bulls Company. 4523 Phllshole Ave., Seattle. demand the of Some people to think the populace Uio Grande, etc., that nel In some sections of the pit $8 10; fat she stock, resignation a state treasurer who assured of salvation act of Indianap- yesterday, valley readily absorbed. stock calves steady; stock n?i vTPh ta.,i ..,;. on by Congress. I am credited said the with the of and - uuiiuig ury las violated the law. with having comes, passing time, News departments were mixed, Uilline-c calves goods trade to carry high grade Una olis Star. river will land-lev- to in some COWS, iienvi" J ralso tho of be on a sort of "ridge" export demand continuing slow but stronir: stock feeders overalls, panti and shirts. Commis- The governor of the state Is its chief executive tho middle fari in sion basis. INCREASE." Ilio Grande valley a places several feet higher than tho weather map showed that to 25c References required. Its manager. He held his "MAY HIS TRIBE foot In six steady higher. Oklahoma Garment 10 general up hand and sshes on his years. largo areas of adjacent landj, western Kansas received little or t"- - Mfg. Company, The man who sprinkles slippery My statement In connec- HogaRecelpts " West Main St., Oklahoma City, swore to enforce the constitution and the laws. Is a Abouben who that thereby increasing its tendency to no moisture over night. One au- to strong, spots sidewalk modern, type ot Adhem, tion was, that the river Is now rais- leavo the when generally steady most- - They have been violated. What of that loved his Chronicle Tele- "ridge" opportuni- thority pointed out that Liverpool T.,i. rt WANTED oath? fellowmerj. Pittsburgh ita bed the middle KIo offers to resume lower-lyin- g ija Salesmen for Albuquerque ing through, ty and remained strong despite large Ar- $7.85 03)8.00; packer top, $8.00. and If a general manager of a business found that a graph. Grande on an average of ancient channels unless pre- ly vicinity. Commission contract ? 4 4 valley gentine and Australian shipments. Sheen 'V"" only, for spare time or full time. Wa departmental head had disobeyed orders to the seri- about a foot in six years, In some vented from so doing. was influenced wheat ueceipis will SMALL HI T WIDE-SPREA- Corn by billing. For week: Sheep teach you to soil Income protection more in some loss. tho the river-be- d. through c ous loss of the concern, he would do one of two You can in recent places and Also, raiding of but when the cash markets failed lambs steady to through our free school of Instruction gauge Japan's progress yeara This is confined to it fu- fully steady: and you build a busi- demand his or of now asked to filling the gradual though is, aggravates the to respond to tho advance In $12.35. help profitable things: resignation call a meeting by the number places she is being actual bed of the river and to extensive of was to lower, top ness. Massachusetts Bonding and in- board of out of. Post. already waterlogging tures there less Inclination surance of the directorj to consider the matter. get Washington areas of occasional overflow not the valley-land- s, in that It de- run and remained Company, Accldont and Health) prices up trade Denver Livestock. Dept., Saginaw, Governor Machem does to of the tho of natural . t- 91 Michigan. Capital, neither. He will not GROWS CLEARER extending tho majority prives valley a drain within narrow limits. - Cattle Re $1,500,000. THE ATMOSPHERE low land of tho valley and does it would have if the river uniform- Oat.s exhibited some deliver, .PArtK, ask for resignation nor will he call strength Beef steers, SALTriMlSN' buRi-nc- ss Strong'js a session Many a sigh of relief will go forth as the last land-lev- ceipts none. It you couM offer a not to the in gen- tho lowest of own - of the to consider of smoko from Christmas van- apply ly occupied part the that was all its and was help- COWS ana nM"i'"- niiin .rich with hit legislature the offense. All talk puff the last cigar eral. valley-floo- r. hold- 7.60; grade pencili ed by Rome switching of corn 6 calves. (.DUto; s.du; ad imprinted in gold. In quantitlet at of lack of power Is plain "bunk" and Is weakness ishes Into the air. Toledo Blado. Since no one wishes to be de- for the to 00; as a ? Thanking you courtesy ings tho oats pit. ?. ri0O3.60: stockers and feeders, small single gross, cheaper than he extraordinary. liberately open to criticism for a asked, I am, very truly yours, Trade. In provisions was not large buys his ordinary pencils, so he could ONE OF SUNDAY'S JOYS. rldculous kind $5.&0a7.00. ub(S them himself or as an advertising There Is statement, will you EDMUND ROSS. and was easily influenced tho elpts 100. Market plenty of satute laws to meet the pres- One of the Peaceful Joys of Sunday la that It by Hogs-Rcc- novelty, wouldn't you think you had strength In live hogs and In the one fair load, $7.40 real live ent exigency. If the treasurer will not resign vol- usually passes without any group of gifted pcoplo strong. Top ssn 15c proposition? Kasy sales, big a law us to do we grain pita tio1t,ii M.irkct commissions. Mr. Hobbs, sales manager, untarily the law should be brought Into action. passing forbidding something A American & . 47 74 want to do or "us to do something we do if Smelting Ref'g. Closing prices: to 250 higher. Lambs, $12.00 'ewYork: City. The compelling American Tobacco.. 35 SEI-.I- moral power of the governor Is Immense. to do. Sumatra Wheat May. $1.15; July, 12 ewes, something everybody must havt not want Worcester Telegram. American Tel. & Tel 117 25; t.uunju.4, over He is the repository of the compelling power of a $1.02Ti. lambs, $10.00 10.50. (read this line again and not THE MARKETS American Zinc 14 Corn May, July, that wo said MUST). It It unique. whole state. In is 53c; 55c. . TT, B. demanding what right his will Anaconda Copper 50 Oats Mav, 3!) Mid 40c. rilODt-CE- protected article, a positive neces- v Jl July, CHICAGO bocause of would be Irresistible. EDITORIAL OF THE DAY Atchison 97 Pork Jan., $17.00; Mav, $17.00. sity government ruling, with Baltimore & Ohio 34 Mar- - yearly reppat, exclusively owned and The governorship Is an The frc-m.-) Lard March, $9.70; May, $9.90. .i Tnn ei- Rntter intangible thing. The (By Asoclntri 50 UUii:Bu Ktni. controlled by tis. If you are an order office will New 21. ten- llethlehem Steel "B" Ribs Jan., $9.00; May, $9.07. Oreamerv extras, 33MiC, taker you should make $20 t $30 a not administer Itself. The personality NOBILITY OF SPORT. York, Jan. Early & 26 ket higher. day, THE dencies In Hutto Superior seconua, ."-- p if you are nn ambitious talesman you of a man In action is necessary to an effectual ad- towards improvement Canadian Pacific 124 firsts, 27b;zc; Most the stock market today were nulli- NEW YORK COTTON, standards. 30c. will clear upward of $;0 per day. ministration. (From the Cincinnati Enquirer.) - Central Leather .'. 32 Receipts desirable, connection with CULTURE for fied by the resumption of liqulda- KKgaMarket lower. those who Jerome Laadt. The office It will come as a shock to those good peoplo Chiortgo, Mil. & St. Paul 18 fu- m , n 315. O' Ordt- - qualify. Pres., will be as weak as the man who holds and short of selected New York, Jan. 21. Cotton 3,0-1- Vlatc,noio. 8 Bo. who regard boxing as a brutalizing sport to learn tiop wiling Chlno Copper 28 Dearborn Street, Chicago. It. A palsied hand can not Issues of tho industrial variety. tures closed quiet. Jan., $17.75; nary firsts,Cf. 29 31c; miscellaneous, guXEH'M" a grasp nor wield the that the French government has established a new Colorado Fuel & Iron 27 March have good power which the office holds out order Order of Initial or these Gulf states Steel was Crucible Steel 60 $!7.7n: May, $17.34; July, 32 & 34c. paying year around proposition for to it. the Physical Education, the and In- the most conspicuous example, 10 $16.89; Oct.. $16.30. Poultry Alive, unchanged. one who is willing to work hard Governor Mechem has failed as an distinction of which it has conferred upon Georges 1 Cuba Cano Sugar Xte- - ter executive, not making a further decline of 9 Potatoes Market weak. telligently. This city and nearby hero of the continental Erlo TT - by reason of moral Carpentler, boxing ring. to 64, repre LIBERTY BONDS. oa .,.. fl ahin-- ritory now open for tfie riwht party. wrongdoing, but through his the French In- points that quotation Great Northern 73 ceill caia. One of the oldest and best houses In th failure or to Singularly enough government senting an extreme reaction of pfd ments, 480 cars. Wisconsin sacked Inability accept and use the power dulges tho belief that this man has created a new Inspiration Copper 40 - country manufacturing exclusive and 26H points from yesterday's high., New York, Jan. 21. Liberty round wnites, jz.uuw a.iu; minne- in calendars and which the office gives to him interest In athletics in general, that not only was he Int. Mcr. Marino pfd 65 bonds first mta Backed round copyrighted designs a on Replogle Steel, another recent Kcnn'ecott 30 closed: S'.is, $96.80; 4s, nn.l advertising specialties. Liberal commis- daring and faithful soldier the fields of battle, sustained Copper $97.50 second 4s, $96.92; first 2.05. ' contract. No but that he has an ancient speculative feature, a net! Louisville & Nashville 113 bid; whites, $1.90 sion, exclusive territory They finally got that Pacflio cable matter distinguished sport by loss of three points r.t 32, or nine' 44s, $97.60; second 4tfs. $97.30 samples to tell or deposit asked for, but elevating it to fit In with a code that to all Mexican Petroleum 4 4 be to to appeals points from maximum, j ...... 112 third Ms, $97.80; fourth Us, KANSAS CITY PRODUCE. must able finance yourself start although It did take a lot of wire-pullin- men. be- yesterday's Miami 27 ex- manly and They incline to the Other those men- - Copper $97.30; $100.16; Vic- - Give full details as to age, sales lief he and al- steels, notably Miwourl Pacific 16 Victory and business references. MER- that has, through example method, tloned In, rumors, were! tory $100.18.3s, Kansas Jan. 21. Eggs-Ma- rket perience ready made a noticeable the health merger Montana Power 70 4s, City. CHANTS PUBLISHING CO Kalama- It isn't always politeness that makes a man Impression upon lower by one to three j lo lower, 32c. Mich. let of the youth of France. points. New York Central 74 zoo, a woman get a street car first. Sometimes she beats Equipments, motors, oils nnd' 76 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Butter Creamery unchanged; Honce Mr. Carpentler probably will be quite as miscellaneous stocks of the chem- Northern Pacific 13c. him to it. his of 34 packing lo higher, FOR SALE Furniture proud of decoration as a member tho new ical, textile tobacco Pennjiylvanla New York, Jan. 21. Foreign ex- Market unchanged. - order as he Is of his croIx de rib- and groups Consolidated 15 Poultry V'UHXWIIKIJ REPAIRING and upholster- proud guerre, and farpd similarly nnd rails moved Pay Copper.,.. change irregular. Great Britain 471. CO. bon of the Legion of Honor. Reading 73 ing Phone Krvltl Heading CAPTAIN GUEST. listlessly. Firmness and occasional 54 demand, cables, J4.2H4. BIDS FOR SALE couchc To the sane and normal Individual, who is aware Republic Iron & Steel $4.20; 8.09 NOTICE FOR Dresser., sanitary strength woro shown by coppers, Franco demand, 'A; cables, - wartlrnbe, china cabinet, bookcase, that the care and physical culture ot tho may Sinclair Oil & Refining 20 Tllrla toMI fc rnpplvftil Until .TanU- body shippings and chain store Issues, 81 8.10. Italy demand, 4.374: cables, lady's desk, chlfforob. and larKe amount Only a few weeks have elapsed since we were not be neglected with impunity, this recognition of local Southern Pacific 4.38. 7.76 ca- nry 27th by D. J. Kankin, Flood used furniture, 825 Bouth First. tractions also hardening. Sales 17 Belgium demand. coun- privileged to announce that a clean and manly sport Is extremely gratifying. 500,000 shares. Southern Railway 7.77. .50; Commissioner, for Bernalillo SALE Furniture Captain Guest had been R8 bles. Germany demand, T. FOR at factory price. to In Tho body, as well as the soul, must be developed In In bonds was fairly ac- Studebaker Corporation .... cahles, .50',i. Holland demand, ty, Now Mexico, Room 15. N. which makes It cost less than uecond assigned duty Albuquerque by the Salvation Trading Texas 45 e order to get the best results from this life. tive, but in Company 36.38; cables, 86.44. Norway de- Armijo Bldff., Albuquprquo, for the hand goods. Come and for yourself. The changes government 64 nt 223 Seo- - Army. Journal knew of his marvelous accom- During the war the authorities were Tobacco Products 15. GO. 01 an eartn emuaim-me- American Furnltur. Co., South, military issues showed net losses. Domestic 129 mand, Sweden demand, construction nnn. plishments In Roswell and was his quick to see and realize the value of boxing in the also eased Internationals Union Pacific 24.87. Denmark 19.95. dike near the east bnnk of gratified at rails and Steel 86 demand, coming. soldier game. The best exponents of the art were were with the foreign ex- United States Switzerland demand, 19.41. Spain the Rio Grande in School District identified with for of irregular Utah Copper 64 Bernalillo on lands of Journal Want Ads bring; result. Already, he has made a the army units, knowledge change market. Total sales, par demand, 14.92. Greece demand, 15, county, large place for himself this science Involves oorrect physical mental 4.30. 33.87. J. U and Thos. F. Phelan, bearing, valuo, aggregated $9,875,000. Argentina demand, Phillips-- In As l, nonA - in nnrl Irt fnntnln Albuquerque. a social worker he has few, If and physical alertness, discipline, obedi- Clearing house loans and dis- CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Brazil demand, 12.62. Montreal intr ence sense 3800 cubic of , any, superiors. His understanding of the problems and the of duty. counts showed an actual contrac- demand, 9494. approximately yards under-privilege- d Tho admiration of Is Instinct- 21. Shorts were can ne of the and unprivileged Is physical prowess tion of $52,561,000 or almost three Chicago. Jan. eartn. jspecincauons complete. ive. It is based upon a sound principle. Every na- times tho last driven to cover on the Chi- LIVESTOCK MARKETS. by prospective bidders at Is so sound a expansion reported Al- A CCQUfclTIN Rarely Judgment found with so tion which hopes to possess a robust and An Increase of S23.4fi7.CrO board of improv- Room 16, N. T. Armijo Bids., AUDITING, INCOME mellow physically week. cago trade today, AM a heart. He is not "soft." His Judgment efficient citizenship must encourage all athletics, in actual cash holdings lifted ex- ed commission house demand for Clilcngo Livestock. buquerque. N. M. TAX FiNANClAL prevails over his sympathies In and nothing In the curricula of sport is so generally cess reserves to approximately wheat making for a steady advance Chicago, Jan. 21. Cattle Re- DON J. RANKIN. fv making decisions. i Commissioner. 1 Captain Guest is a helpful to physical fitness as is the clean and manly $40,000,000. In that cereal which caused the rest ceipts 500. Compared with week wonderful organizer. In the exercise of In cows and execution of his boxing. Closing prices: of tho list to strengthen sym ago: Beef steers and fat plans he never blunders. France sets a good example In establishing the American Beet Sugar SS pathy. Wheat registered net gains heifers mostly 25c to SOo lower; The British army has twelve The activities of this man extend far beyond new order. American Can 34U of lHo to 1 e; corn was up He; canners and cutters fully steady; field marshals. the boundaries of his duties with the Salvation Army. In Every activity community building en- "REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright 1921 by Geo llttthew Adama Trade Hark Registered VS. S. Office) By Gene Byrnei lists his efficient help. Itnt Albuquerque must learn what a highly useful In a man, thousand ways, Captain Guest really Is.

Woman Is happiest In the home, says a youth- ful prima donna. Still she passes some blissful days In the zone. ' I -- shopping A vjJill v kiokT y&zWs for it y, ', I LJA chwW to ) -- wo was pljwin' Hrjm FRANCE STANDS BY PARLEY. yw

' TI- . i t That the overthrow of the French ministry will I V WMOtfe's' His ,1' not affect the position of France at the Washington f JpfT conference on limitation of armament is one of the : . !rij hopeful features of a generally distressing situation. Th collapse of the Cannes meeting, called to deal ivlth European problems of pressing moment, was Slscouraglng. That the Washington gathering Is peaking In terms of more concern and es- jl general pecially in futurities is undoubtedly one reason that It escapes the full force of the Paris convulsion. The problems of Cannes wore matters of serious political division In France; the problems of Washington thus Jar have not been hotly debated In any of tho major participating nations. By the failure of Cannes, Washington is again Bfted into the forefront of public notice. The meet- J4l4 ya- -s ing that was hailed as the most Important since MORNING JOURNAL1 January 22, 1522. SLBUQUERQUE SACRIFICES. FURNISHED IN $428.00 Donirnblu bultdliiff lot In the COTTAGE BARGAIN NEW HOME, 225 FEB ACRE Fourth word, ensy tprms. Three rooms and bath, hot and LEVER ETT-ZA- PF & CO, A five-roo- brick, sleeping porch, BARGAIN, 7?5.CG Two-roo- cottnge with ileep- - n cold water, lights, well hardwood floors, built-i- buffet, a ranch close In SPRINGTIME IS COMING inir water. South hlgh- - porch, Buys dandy porch, city furnished, garage. lot, one Si) .irys book cases, kitchen cabinet, best on the new projected paved is Innds. Realtors, Some Bargain Right. $925.00 Thr(!-roo- ihlngle roof adobe, block from car line. Complete for of electric light fixtures, large road west of the bridge. Two Buy the lot now,' get ready for Terms. two blocks Addi- plastered inside and out, ntw, easy $2,100. basement and only small adobe nouBes, outbuild- Four-roo- frame; two your garden. Anderson term a. A. avenue. Must be modern, J. HAMMOND, from Central ings, on a main ditch. If you excellent condition, tion, where thinps grow $20 t40.00 Immedlnte pns-ps!o- of thla See porches, In 821 E. Silver. Phono THIS 13 sold in the next few days. don't care for all of it, it will close In on car lino, for only down, $10 per month. new home In tha lowlands. With Others Day divide nicely. Easy terms to for f!n porches and tha balanca of Share ACKERSON & GRIFFITH, $3,150. If you are looking $3,550.00 aa Tont. A anap. NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK. right party. a see this at once. A new on aplen-ll- d FINE Realtors. SHELLEY REALTY CO. snap & Co. $650.00 home University Heights EXCEPTIONALLY Phono 414. 120 S. Fourth. Franklin etrtet In Fourth waTd. Move rlht TODAY IS t'OHNEIt LOT Realtors. A. L. MARTIN CO., in and pay the balance whenever you A white plaster finish 459-J- . 210 West Gold over atlobe. 11ns Phone Realtors. Realtors, , wish. Price only $2,950.00. Eay hard wood The best view in the High- and Auto terms and right prices on homes and floors, built-i- n features, front and Own Your Own Home SUDDEN SERVICE. Real Estate, Fire In of can be bought rai- Third and Gold. Phono 657. vacant lota al! part the city. back porches. Haaemont, good lands. This lot The Red Arrow (all over th Wst) Insurance, Loans. D. i once. on J. KBLEUBR, Realtor. and well built. for a bargain sold at ders midden ervic Kodak finishing 22S XV. Gold. Tlione 150. 211 West Gold. Phone 410. material Day to peupl who demand quality. wor .a before 11 a. m. mailed same nay. HIGHLANDS. J, L. Real Estats Work In before I p. ra. mailed noon next Phillips New sleep- Phono 854-- 110 S. A BARGAIN1 day. Addres work to tatb, largo SMALL CASH PAYMENT. THAT RANCH Third Will you be one of tha wise TUB AKHUW. furnished; now rent- A REAL HOME who do not 1st the rent birds Six largo rooms; two good RED ing porch, Old B. Lee five-roo- fotir-roo- You have been looking for. large screen- Albuquerque Vegas ed, $45.00 per month; present On Luna boulevard, A cosy modern cot- fly away with their budget. sleeping porches; (We want representative In TO'JR tenant retain possession or Town Boulevard, twenty-tw- o acres. ed -- tn front porch; hot water brick and sleeping porch. Furnace, tage, extra largo sleeping porches, Six room built-i- n fea- territory.) move it desired. Bargain at built-i- n fine 100 house, garage, fruit, FOR SALE heat; all kinds of firo place, hardwood floors, foot lot, splendid shade; or will sell nine acres This Cozy Little Home $2,800; $500 cash, $50 per to alfalfa, Five-roo- tures; hardwood floors; good features, garage, lawn, trees; good and priced cultivated land without home. bungalow, close in and a com-Th- is month. this is a home at right sell. on South TValter. Will take Just put on the market and sized basement, Six-roo- m pood O. Hox is lo- - NOTICE brick, dandy location P. 131, Old Town. Thones will noil quick. property Part Terms. R-- small cash payment. The rest lawn, large shade trees. Price price. Gill, Real Estate, 2417 l or 348. Threo rocftns, bath, built-i- n r.otoi in the Highlands and 214 R. McCLUGHAX. like rent. We are to West J. 723-- J. built to build. Can be moving $4,750. Terms. 204 XV. Gold. Phono 442-- 115 S. Second. Phono M. S1TAVFR CO., features, large garage, cost $9,000 Gold avenue, and will be open .. with house. ?6,7&U li soia at Phono 100,-- 30(1 S. Kdlth. bought for for business in our new loca- DIECKMAXST REALTY CO,, BEST VALUES Plenty outbuildings, lot fenced, once. tion after January 4th. Realtors. some trees on good lot with CASH Four rooms and Bleeping porch, east in RENT 809 W. Gold. Phone 670. $500,00 FRUIT TREES front University Heights FOIt Mcdonald & worsham. And balance like rent will take also bath. Valuable lot. Good owner leaving town. Price A rnmnletelv furnished house; Real Estate Insurance. SHADE TREES AND ORNA- this six room modern house, com neighborhood, about three SMALL HOMES $3,000. Terms. six rooms; hot water heat and Accommodates MENTALS PROM ALBU- blocks from site of the New respect. We pletely furnlahed. NURSERIES . modern in every located ten twn email families if desired. A QUERQUE Hotel. Price for quick sale $2100 Suburban cottage, three also have several other houses TWO GOOD BUYS Well Get Your Order in Now. Write Small down rooms, screened rooms, strictly modern; noat, nrepiace, LUMBER HAS COME real bargain at $3,600. $2,750. payment, largo porch, for rent. hardwood floore, for catalog:. balance $18.50 month. all new acre aifalfa. We Rent Houses nonet in every room, DOWN per loundry, garage. Priced less than house We have an excellent bulldlnaj j. t. vorxa & CO. A most pleasing bungalow apart- Ideal spot for garden and chick- could be bunt ror toaay. TO AlbuquerqUH, N. M. la a ens. $1110 balance $35 We Have Money To Loan D, KINGSBURY, new FROM THE BUILDER site for sale In the Luna Park ment, four rooms, (one caah, T, roome and bath In Fourtn ware; YOU and month. full lot: garage, ana YOU I CAN SAVE district. sleeping porch) bath. per ..onditinn: lite one $1400 Small two-roo- REALTOR chicken 13.(00. REAL MONEY. Choice corner, block from cottage house; avenue car line. all fur- T.dniw n ml Insurance. McMILLION A WOOD, Three rooms and Bleeping hundred dollars and fifteen Ea9t Central and sleeping porch, Can !t ha w 007-- Eight nished. possible that 210 W. Gold. Phone porch, all glassed In, Just like hundred dollars to loan on Im- Price, $2,600. Terms, $300 $260 cash, $25 per are hot water BARGAIN cash, balance like rent. month. selling a bedroom; bath, proved property. RANCH HOME FOR SALE. heat, front porch screened. FOR CASH Five rooms, sleeping porch, under $1)00 Adobe, practically three UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Two acres with good four-roo- Kitchen cabinet. Ironing board ROIXIX E. GCOTRIDGE, Four-roo- Spanish typo adobe one acre of ground, 21 fruit rooms, partially furnished, TUR SALE electric lights, out- and table all built In Includ- 311 XV. Gold. Phono 1023. house, glassed sleeping porch, trees. Blue grass, shade trees, well built. $100 cash, $35 Lota these cold days house, just Good location. white stuoco bungalow, side city. Good school and fine ing basement. fireplace. garage. Price, monthly. 8,000 Terms. $500 RKAIi ESTATE EXCHANGE, SURE SURB modem, hardwood floors, fireplace, place for sick to regain health Frame on concrete, Sf. W. THOMPSON, $2,600. down, fine location on ..$2,576 Room balance to suit. See these 400 V. Copper. Phono 711. Come in and wo will be prlad furnace, Earase, under pleasant conditions. complete FOR RENT 102 Ynlo Avenue. to show how fast paved street; Fourth ward. II. J. llliHAlAW, Stucco $2,925 you just they S, D00 hard- FOR RRNT Room. 210 North Fourth. are erolnff. The boom will be modern residence, General Delivery Albuquerque, Santa Fa Red Brick. .. .$3,225 wood floors, hot water heat, laundry, FlO"iEl?T Sleeping roonv 512 North JOSEPH COLLIER on before you know it. close In; New Mexico, Rent-Room- double garage, corner lot, A. E. PALMER, Second. 113 South Second. Phono 711. For s with Board Hotter pick your lot today. good value. FOR SALE Houses v RENT front room. 136 They sell on easy payments, 4,750 double houio, eompete-l- Builder. FOIt Furnished Harbor Built Houses. MEALS wun ptvate ranilly. No side. 821 furnished, occupied by two fami South Edith. FOR SALE By owner, four-roo- houm. North Fourth. 510.00 cash and $10.00 per - FOR RENT Dwellingi Box 41. Phono 1758-- Innulro 1015 West Fruit. SEE US AT ONCE. lies. Income ISO per month; Hlgh- FOR RENT Lovely room. 120 South FOIt RENT Km,, ma, with board. month. One-roo- ou 1.t. oil"" RENT houwuMur Will be glad to submit figures Walter. FOR 8 ALE brick house, South I'.rnndway. $.1,500 brlclt. modern, partly nlshed. 1220 North Forrester. room. North Edith. Phona 2401-R- We Are General Agent lot; on any building proposition you FOR RENT Nicely furnished HELP ROOM AND HOARD, all culivt nU;llC'j3. furnished, Inree porches, largo Four-roo- SALE brick WANTED Llfo Is Service FOR RENT modern house. have In view. 40(1 North Third. FOR ily owner, modern Ml Bouth ItrnadwTy, North Eighth (street. screened none home. Price and terms reasonable. Always glad to serve you largo porches, only f FOR KENT Sleeping room, gentleman Male. OR RENT Good room and hoard; also 410. 402 North Seconds 806 Bouth E.lith. Phone 0 10 2nd and Gold Ave. only. e- WANTED baker. Liberty) garage. 416 South Arno. room FOR SALE 111 four Experienced A. FLEESCEHEE, FOR RENT Five house; hath, FORRENT Thre- Hghl Housekeeping the highlands, TAI1LE Mtor garage. 920 North room frame house, close In, $2,500. HOARD, slncle meals served; lt sleeping porch, SALE rooms. 1011 North First. WANTED home cooklnir. 312 North Tenth. Insurance iu all hrtinchcs, Loan, High. FOR Mucellaneouj Terms. I'hone 354-- Experienced maXer at Bonds. Phono FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms, once. 110 Bouth BOARD AND Surely KENT Two-mu- rurnlshed house, FOR SALE "Sargum" Daj. LIST us. We have Employment Office, ROOM for two people. O. FOH steam your pmperty with !6-- South Fourth Street, Next to P. 2109-R- henB0iWest(:entrBl. 306 Third. Phone Private fnmlly. uns South Edith. Ill with sleeping porch. Ill per month. women S22 the buyer. William Hhavar Co., DO YOU Phone ("4. Sno Second. Il8 46. Thone FOlOtENT Roomi'to only. Snuth Kvilth. 1005. WE TEAUII you rlKht. Special rates. RENT with North FOR RALE Dress coat, 729-- Phone FOR Canvas sleeping porch, South Seventh. Phone Young Men's Christian Association Auto 110 RENT Five-roo- house, furnished. FOR SALE I8.00v. hoard, a week, 1207 East Central. rou rooms Brick, nine large School, Los Angeles. REALIZE RENT Inquire at 822 South Arno, or phone SALE table. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, $50 Inrome, unfurnished; owner FOR RENT urnace-t.eate- d front FOR Apartment . FOR Mahogany davenport and furnished. Annex, Is 340-- Plrone 1508-- Imperial lives In two. 124 South Edith. FIREMEN, DRAKBMEN, beginners $150. room with garage if desired. 1207 East That nothing you can obtain FOR JtKNT Two-ruo- 823 furmsnrd housekeep- later $250 monthly. Writ apartment. FOll HUNT Furnished four roome, mod SALE Ten birds, J00 FOR RENT Three FOR SALE Two-roo- adobe house. Railway, Central. worth tha price you may pay South Third. FOR canary flt 9 Fourth street. care Morning Journal. ern house. Call at 417 South Eighth North Eillth. ing rooms, North partly furnished; 1800, 1125 cash and NICELY!furnlshe",l!roomwOhbonrd. Pri (be that price great or email) FOIt KENT Four-roo- furnished r RENT- - Nice furnished room, In $25 23S1-.- MEN wjuted tor Detective work. vate no elrk. 1027 Forrester. apart key. BOBBY'S BEST IN TOWN. FOIt pp? month. I'hone Ej fnmlly; unless it contains and expreag modern. 302 Wast Iron. Phone TRY MILK, modern 121). 615 West Lead. perlence unnecessary. Write .1. Gam, ment, FOR RENT Four room modern house, 2413-R- hime, FOR FOH RCN'T furnifdind rmm wi'fi a which can 1820-J- . I'hone SALHOn easy terms, former Oov't Detective. St, Louis. Ntrely something money reasonable. at rooms, hot water no ; wilt lot clasa bo&id. 110 Arno. also three rooms, Inquire BALE $1.00 a bale. J. B. FURNISHED heat; modern bungalny take good first table South not buy. Now the Barber FOH for 419 Arno. FOR Alfalfa, no 414 West Silver. 2040-- BE A travel 27-- KENT Two furnisned rooms, South 2421-R-- I. sick; children. nr real rstille paper. Phone detective, weekly; no Hick. Nipp ranch. I'hone over world; Built Houses are designed and light huusokeoplng; adulta; FOR RENT Furnished three room BO it RENT Two furnished room for FOR SALE Ily owner, new modern experience unnecessary. FOH KK NT Furnished room wirh'slccp- - 72 1 .Sfcoml. POST t your door, American Detectlvo 408 constructed with the Idea o South house with sleeping; DENVER fleltvereo 1727 West Ce- near Robinson $500 Agency, Lucas, lnpf first class 410 E:ist porch. Inquire 65c month. Phone H48-M- . light housekeeping. house, park, St. Louis, porch: board, our build- FOR KENT Three rooms and canvaesed 614 South Edith. per ntral cash, $fi0 per month. Phone 1K25-- Central. beautifying city, In furnished SALE Corn 19 per ton. W aW T a young mun who can our and sleeping porch completely FOK RENT Furnished four-roo- mod' FOR fodder,, Unfurnished front FOR SALE Five-roo- modern, speak FOH HE N'T Jtoom and ing up community, 1! 240D-R-- E. FOR RENT large framo, sloepln p.irrh fnr housekeeping. west Marquette. ern no Phono Robert Diets. 124 South English and Spanish, with a small pleasure! and bungalow; adults; sick. Inquire room; closets, shelves. convenient for two families; large lot, to Lose. with hoard. 215 Stanford, UnlvvnKy giving lasting FOR KENT A No. 1 four-roo- apart- 918 North Second. FOR SALE National Cash Register at Edith. east front. Phone U6D-- capital. Impossible Apply at comfort to tha owner and R- Highland. F. C care Journal. furnished: vacant Five-roo- & 212 West Central. ment, uracticully FOR RENT furnished, mod Welller Benjamin, RENT One r.inm fully furnished FOR SALE owner, Tls tvesr Coal, BOARD ANI HOOM TJoomi with occupant for more than one reasonable. 916 Forrester. FO- Ily GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN, February 1; ern house. Sir, West Marquette. In FOR SALE Base burner, like new; for light housekeeping. 401 South frame stucco, 4 rooms and bath, 2 pnrchei, good table board. Phone generation. 1458-- Experience unnecessary. FOR KENT Small furnished and large quire Phone chenp. Phono 746W. C. E. Bluelow. Seventh. large porches, newly decorated, vacant 1B08-- The convenient and generous plan, 1803-W- Honesty required. Good pay to start. unfurnished hot water and four-roo- daven-ett- n sleep-in- ? If doflrrd. Phone .' apartment; FOR RENT New house, $25 FOR SALE Dining room suite, FOR RENT Room and glassed-i- Terms Write T. MeCufferty, St. Louis, Mo. FOH IU3MT Jai'RO furnished nxm wllh high quality of material, work- steam heat. 11.15 West Roma, phone per month. See F. H. or I C. Vlctrola, 820 North only.--" 224 South SALE Ily owner, new bungalow, table rates for two 217 400-- Strong piano, porch; gentleman For MEN Age 17 to 55, unnec- board; people. manship and finish show that 75 or 145. Tvelfth. Walter. 610 East Santa A bar- Experience Bouth Fourth. Bennett, phones modern. F. essary. Travel; make secret Investiga- Into them have gone "that FOR KENT Nice apartment mod SALE Fine case, One furnished house- gain. See owner at Crockett' Electric Good FOR RENT Furnished four room FOR piano, mahogany FOR RENT tion, reports. Salaries; expenses. Ameri- JAMESON'S KANC'Ii Iftnnl location for energy, with bath, competely furnished. ern two near S190; a at this 615 room, on first floor. 612 Studio, .1021,4 West Central. few now something" honor, No No house, porches, University bargain price. keeping can Foreign Detective Agency, 489 St. hcalthsceltprs; reservations location. sick. children. ii oar line. Phone 1478-- West Roma. Second. HALE Two-roo- adobe house; Louis. available. Phone 2238-- efficiency with continuity. Couth- North FOR Ninth. call-ar- and - Buch are desired by FOR RENT One, three-roo- modern FOR SALE Rugs, furniture, cuoking FORRENT Furnished rooms; also good outbuilding; large lot; city DETECTIVES Needed ROOMANr)HOATtn Huneartan PO"k- products FOR RENT Nice two room house 412 Wal'.er. on pay- everywhere, - terms xurnisnea house with sleeping porcn. utensils and good Ford car. East birds for sale. 218 South Irrigation water; $1,800, easy good pay, Interesting work. Send for lns; screened porches; all nee.nmrno- all the price and place close KI07-.- C. 705 West Moun- 2324-M- . keeping apartment, downstairs, Inquire 224 South Edith. Cromwell. yihnne ments. W. Thaxton, FREE information covering our system datlons; reanonnble. Phone them within reach of most all. In. No sick, no children. 621 West rooms for tain road. of educational reason of pur- 2001-- FOR RENT Three room cottage close FOR SALE Gas stove, hot blast heater, FOR RENT Nice, clan light advancement. Interna- F:H KENT Hoom ana sleeping porch. By large quantity Lead. Phone 410 111 to car line In Old Town. Be line for oak hall tree, mirror and seat combin- housekeeping. 31314 West Central, rnn SALE At East Central, eight- tional Detective Exchange, W. vlth board for convalescent ; fcenfle- - chases and produc- Two three-roo- two quantity FOR KRNT and fur eonductorotte. Phone 1388. ed. Phone 1968-- over AVuolworth. room house, six screened porches, Adams, Chicago. men only; private home. Phona 2U8-W- tion a Barber Built Home nished apartments, hot and ilu wal rooms, oak floors, arranged Ideal Four-roo- converti- room modern fur bath WANTED Live wire with Ford N steam and FOB RENT House, bath and CAMERA, 4x0, fine condition, FOR RENT Three Income. Priced for sale. agents FOR RRNT Ire rooms with Bleeping saves you hundreds of dollars and hrat; light telephone paid. 523 $.10. A. 824 for big quick cars to sell Ford fender braces. A 421 sleeping porch, with garage. North ble lenso, excellent tripod, carrying nished house, J. Hammond, 1968-- porches, with board, for convalesrnnta. In cost. Their qual- South nmadway. 1522-R- . I'hone the initial Eighth. Inquire 625 North Sixth. case. Phone 1352-- East Silver. Phone sure seller and repeater. Liberal com M.a. Heed, 612 Bouth Broadway, phone chil- AT THE WASIIINOTON, 1002 West OR RENT SIX brnna new ity will save your grand five-roo- well FOR SALE mission paid. Write for territory. FOR RENT four and FOR SALE Thoroughbred Alrdale pup, RENT Two nice large clean up-ke- Central. Bent apartment, will Three, - for four-roo- houses, corner Ninth and dren cost. large houses and some old. Oood home most es- ventilated bed furnace heat. Wichita Fender Brace Company, Wlch FOH RENT (rlfmsd-l- n high be no and for apartments, furnished. five months roms; w 111 sell one or all on reasonable Small sleeplns; ready February 1; sick, W. H. 206 Oold. Third. South Arno. Coal; lta Falls, Texas. By being the Initial purchaser of adults onl y. J. K. Kakin. McMIlllon, West tlal. Sll South Ins See F. H. or U li Den- porch, southern exposure; trny service, term. Strong, $50 a isunc nouae m na FOR RENT A four-roo- modern house, FOR SALE Used tractors, and FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, In nett. Phones 75 or 145. nurse's care, per month. Phone JiarDer FOR RENT furnishe 14 28-- pay- Apartments or Hardware homa. Mrs. Fred - WANTED Y. M. Initial price, you avoid and furnished unfurnished. Apply at with gang plows. modern llamm, ej FOR PALE House, fou- rooms anil Kitchen help. Apply complete, light, water, heat 05 East 765-- J. Korher & Co. North Sceond. SPECIAL room and porch In out the added by frne furnished. Crane Central, phone Department, glassed-i- n sleeping porch, front and delightful ing profits cooking apart' re- com- furnace heater" home, for conva ments. Z15 North Seventh. Phone 314. FOR RENT Small cottage with sleeping FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, STATEIIOTEL Light housekeeping hack porch; big basement; furnace; WANTED Experienced salesladies, lndy Intervening owners, as you do; porcn, garage and city water, 115. In chair, bedding, kitchen utensils, rooms for rent. Under new manage furn'shed; large lot; this Is a Tho Economist. lescent. Trice $35 per month. I'hone when a second hand FOR RENT Three-roo- clining pletely ply H22-V- buying apartment quire 1902 South High or 211 West Oold. reasonable. S12',4 Park. ment. Fourth and Central. easy terms. Address box C al- with two canvaBsed-l- n east good buy; WANTED A woman for general house house. Thesa houses are porches, SALE-Elect- ric care WANTED To room and board one or and south and water FOR RENT Furnished small cottage FOR motor washing IMPERIAL ROOMS flee," clean rooms; Journal. work. Call after 7 p. m. at bouth In demand. exposure, light with com- rates or week. Over Frstlme double house. lull two business sehonl plrls or work-i- n ways paid, $40 per month. Vhone 159-- sleeping porch; light and wntor machine, wringer and benches, by day FOR SALE Ity owner., Broadway, the past eleven months paid. Phone 2185-- or call 1203 East plete $10. 214 West Gold. Theater. 211V4 West Centrnl. five rooms, two sleeping porches, two girls. In furnace heated homo. No During FOR RENT Two rooms, two clothes WANTED A woman to do gener; sick. 400 Sooth Seventh. C. M. Barber has constructed Copper. SALE Bassi- ELGIN HOTEL Sleeping rooms and front modern, partly furnished. bath FOR Read baby carriage. porches; housework; good wages. Call at 1317 thirty-fou- r All are closets large pantry, adjoining, Five-roo- See owner. Save commission. MIKAMONTlSS-ON-TirE-MKS- dwellings. furnished for FOR RENT modern brick, net, nursery chair, and walker. 1115 housekeeping oparnnHiitfe. by Die duy $3,350. East Central. two. completely housekeeping unfurnished with new- 15S3-- week or R03H West Central. 410 North Sixth. A (SANATORIUM-HOTEL- , for tubercular taken except the last 616West Coal. sleeping porch South Walter. Phone mmth A N T desirable locatlon. 314 In W ED Cilrl to wash dishes and do convalescents: graduate nurse In at now ly papered. Apply West Iron. Phone JUST a FOR RENT Clean, sunny, front BY OWNER, modern house Tho last two are receivin; FOR KENT Two room apartments very ms-- x RECEIVED large consignment airy housework. Must speak English. (11 tendance: rates by the week or month. 15c room, Fourth ward, hard wood floors, fire- tha finishing touches, ana are reasonable, complete for housekeep' of plnons, the pound. Robert private entrance, satisfactory seujh Ltroadway. Cnll P400-J- FOR RENT Modern 1114 204 North Walter. large porches. three to be ing. Clean and quiet. One block from furnished cottage; West Central; heat; employed party. place, WAN 'IT-I- c ready inspected. n bed roor a with extra large Salesladies, salary and HAVE ONE VACANT HOOM with porch, and Central avenue. 220 H two rooms and glassed-4- sleeping SALE Fresh buttermilk and cot- FOR KENT Four window, larce front light, airy mission. see ara very charming bunga- postofflce on car 1218 FOR fronts east on large lot with For Interview Sale sultnhle for two convalescents; modern They West Gold, porch; line. Apply at South fresh milk In $3.50 no sick closets, In- will those tage cheese; also gallon bedroom per week; lawn, trees, etc.; everything in excellent Manager, Savoy Hotel. conveniences; r;ite $60 month. lows which please Edith. lots. 1915-- and must bo 110 East Sli pr 1 3 FOR RENT Furnished apartments, con Swayne' Dairy, phone employed. condition; term It desired. Phone WANTED Strong woman for cleaning cluding nurse servlre. asa de Oro, of the most exacting require- FOR RENT New five-roo- modern ver. R14-- venlent to sanatorlums, four rooms, FOR SALE PURE WHOLE MILK 1977-- wood work. See housekeeper, Albu West Oold, phone ments. n on house, furnished; highlands, close to delivered to you as bath, glassed-i- sleeping porches, gas, with all th cream, FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping FOR SALE BY OWN ER Nearly com- querque Sanatorium. Do not phone. FOR ONE OH TWO HEALTH seekers. are on public exhibition this East Central car line. Call 1321 East East Central car line. Apply 716 East it comes from th cow. HICK'S DAIRY, room with closet; bath; use of bun- In mod- They large five-roo- strictly modern EARN BOARD Room and $10 month room with glassed-i- porrh 2 to 6. Week or W. H. JOfl West central. 250. no 420 South pleted built-i- n afternoon from Central McMIlllon, phone phone; sick,. Phona 1007, pebble-dosl- all ern home. Jied Imp- 1575-- galow, white while attending school; catalogue free. patient preferred. Cold, orphone FOR RENT Two house partly fur- NATURAL LEAF TOnACCO. Cream of Edith. fire place, breakfast erial care tflven, service free. days by appointment. four-roo- features, including Mackay Business College, (0614 Bouth tray 1503 1507 nished, on and one crops. Smoking or chew- Two rooms for house hard wood floors Postofflce box 224, Their numbers ara and frUK 1766-- Kentucky FOR RENT light nook, buffet, cabinets, Main, Los City. SALE Livestock Phon Call at 1000 Bouth 7 $1. C. O. D. nd of ham modern home, Angele. avenue. You will ing lbs., postage. keeping; also garage. Lse throughout; also St. East Central RALE and docs. 710 West 3roftdwny. Ky. 1926-- 209 Information see WANTED Neat little to RESERVATIONS may nmf he had at FOR Uucks Fremont Farm, Boas, and telephone. Phona close In. For further Spanish lady : be welcome. five-roo- make John's Sanatorium (Episcopal) rates, Lend. FOR RENT Attractive well FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood North Edith. jwner at 420 West Coal. appointment for photogra modern pher. Plensnnt work, good pay. Must $17.50 to $25 per week; Includes private FOR SALE Bucks, does and frylm furnlHhed, bungalow, garage. car or good five passen- WOODWORTH Newly furnished, nice, room with connected to JOSEPH COLLIER, No children; $60 per month. Call at (08 apeak English:. Address A. W. S. sleeping; porch, rabbits. 710 Weat Lead. ger car. Will tak well located lot. clean rooms and housekeeping apart WANTED Fosition care bath and medical care, medicine: 115 South Second. Phone 744. West Roma. A. B. or montn. Journal, FOR SALE Saddle pony, guarantee NT Address C, care Journal. ments, by day, week an . general nursing; excellent meats, tray 3 FOR-RE- 1, WANl'iiDj WANTED Ladies all over New Mexico no All have steam gentle 801 WestCentral. February modern FOR SALE My beautiful high grade South Third. Nlngnon150J.-- kind. service; extras. rotmi furnished house In Fourth ward. sweet furnished front WANTED By man, work of any to take orders for my medallions; good heat, hot and cold running water. Rev. "FOR'SALE Fresh young cow givln Player Piano; exceptionally FOR RENT Nlcclu,. 1617-- See Mr. Coulston, at Morning Journal cost $750. new furnace Phone pay. Write me for particulars. Harry W. II. mane PROFESSIONAL CARDS three gallons, 717 South Arno. toned; pric $385; Inquire home, heat, Rea, B05 Zlegler, Superintendent, office after 4:S0p. m. C. Co. tore. sick. 215 North WASHING AND IRONING to take North Second, Albuquerque, 491. Seven-gallo- n Mr, Ehler, at J. Penney gentlemen employed. Nq New Mexico. FOR SALE cow, when FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished cot- Phone 1343-- JllWJiiii. now 1600 FOR SALE Three Speed Twin alectrl Ninth street. home. W. fresh; milking four gallons. tage with glassed-i- n sleeping porch, to take WANTED Young Spanish American JOHN WILSON, Pouth Elm. cally equipped Harley Davidson with FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room WANTED Washing and Ironing of AUTOMOBILE, at 822 South Walter street. Inquire 614 1308 Lady good appearance for refined Attorney. sidecar. Just overhauled ana repaintrea with or without sleeping porcn; suit- home. South Walter. act. In to FfJIt SA l.E Chevrolet Speedster. Ro- ro 17 and 111, Cromwell Building. FOR SALKThoruughbred Siberian hares East Santa Fe. 224 close In. vaudeville Must be position tl, does 1229 For sal cheap at North Fourth. able for one or two gentlemen; WANTED Washing and Ironing to take travel. Ask for Mr. 805 North Eighth. Phone 1163-- and bucks fpr breeding, A OOOD BUY Four-roo- In Rea, North Second 1459-J- . cottage 416 South Third. home. 1601 West Mountain road. North Second. Phone Bouth SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions street, afternoons between one and two. FOR SALE Ford truck. cheap. Duke PHiSlClANe) AND BCKOICOHa. highlands, large lot, private fallen cure all foot RENT Nice, modern, close-in- , to take IV "T SALE A Col- water J. B. prevent Insteps', FOR WANTED Washing and ironing ATTRACTIVE TRAVELING POSITION City Anto Company. gentle system. Only $1,600,00. seven-roo- with furnace 1505-- IiU. B. L. ULK'iUN, 209 troubles. $1. Plantar Arch Supports. Tho. apartment, home. 105 East Cool, phone with well known on old ' rado mare; good spring wngon and Elder, West Gold. 408 West Central. term tenant desired, $50 per firm, calling FOR PAI.E Bulck good Disease of toe Stomach. a Phone 1G00-.- F. Keleher Leather Co., heat, long or Will afford Income $200 month- 2!iO.1023 WalUr. hurness; bargain. FOR RENT Ideal furnished In mon 4 2 1 1751 W. WANTED Washing, Ironing cleaning. patrons. condition, Snth Suite, Uamett Building. cottage SALE corn-fe- d whole th; South Third, phone HALE HORSES. of health-seeker- s. FOR Fresh, pork; Mis. 1600 block, West Now ly; generou commissions and bonus: 6 car FOR Carload goo highlands for convalescent room fur- Garcia, FOR8aT,e" Bulck touring 8. ' (J. or half half will average about FOR RENT Large neatly York. from un- Bond-Dillo- n 1)H. CLAKKK, young horses and mares can be seen No children. Call at 1T South ho; salary beginning. Experience first-clas- s condition, Co., seventy pounds; 18o a pound. W. B nished for light housekeeping. and work, Kye, Enr, Nose and Throat. at Grande Wagon Yard, 310 North Walter. Phone 1273-- f. EXPERIENCED tree pruner wants work. necessary. Permanent, pleasant city Phone 23. Hlck. phone 250, J. C. Penney Store. glassed sleeping porch, clean and airy, southern winter. Re- Barnttt Building. lit. Broadway, Monday, January 1223 South will go out of city. Bikes, 1301 Marble, territory during WANTED Automobiles to roflnlstl. First Hours FOR RENT modern house, of second-han- d outh and east exposure. . refined educated woman over 27. Offlco FOR SALE Or trade for goo. on FOR SALE All kinds phone 1428-J- quires Phone a. and 2 to p. ra. hogs. completely furnished, except rom; and also on teem Edith. Give age, experience, education. R. W. class work at special prices. to It m.. work horse, weight about 1100; rn be be used a two In- wagons light rigs; WANTED and Ironing to 14S4-- could apartments. of mules, harness, plows and scrapers FOR RENT Room and board In fur- Washing Shuman, Garland Building, Chicago. UK. hAKGARKT t'AKTWKKMT, seen at C. W. Hunter ranch, north end quire 614 South Broadway. month. take home, Special rates. Rear 701 FOR SALE Some used car 1121 East Central. Phon ITL 2409-R-- t. and several at nace heated home, $46.00 per ext;a good Residence Rio Grande blvd. phone saddle, rignt price. West Mule and Female. 108 FOR RENT Four-roo- nlcly fur- Simon Garcia, 1202 Nortn Arno. Also ntcelv furnished room, $11.00 per Tljeras. easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co., Phone 671. FOR SALE Two fresh cows, pure-bre- d gov- MEN AND WOMEN can make good Weat nished bungalow, modern except heat; MAGAZINE SHOP, 106 South month. 819 North Eleventh. Phone WANTED Position by experienced Central. of very high quality. Can be THB ' of references. Address money off hours in our listing Jersey fireplace bedroom with six windows, 1 to handle 1099. erness, best during FOR SALE OR TRADE lleo touring W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. seen at Jacobson ranch, Boulevard road, prepared yearly Box 28. 11.5 South water paid, garage. (25 Bouth Arno. on all Your to care Journal. department. Joseph' Collier, car In good a bargain, Phone William Wilcox, 1451-- J or 900, leading magatlnes. WANTED Gentleman employed Second street. Barber Built Buildings. condition; Fraction Limited to Five-roo- two order will receive prompt attention, Mil furnace heated WE AUDIT, CHECK. OPEN, CLOSB and Mc, at Butler Garage. FOR RENT House, share large front I,E - URINARY DISEASES FOR BALE OR TRADE For gen 1578-- I of A ZANO, WANTED Two or throe In each ward GKXITO good modern ex- Florence Fleming. Phone who out keep book. WILLIAMS FOR-SA- 1021" model car. run sTmO one cow. screened porches, closet, room with gentleman 7IU-- THE SH.1J tie horse, Jersey Call at no ROOF PAINT No 400 South room , Mellnl building. Phone to solicit part time or full time. Ap- Must sell Come DISEASES OF and Harvard streets between cept heat; children; good neighbor- ASBESTOS town half the time. sick. over miles. by WassermimAl In Connection. Highland hood. 414 West Oold. OOOD for all kinds of roof. $1 per gal WANTED Odd Jobs, work. ply Duplex Chair Co., upstairs and make offer. ::4 North Iliglv Lubwrutory end of University car line and Falrvlew Inquire Mr. Frets, Seventh. carpenter corner Fourth and Bank Phono H80. lon. Th Maniano Co., 110 hous troa pruning, prepar- limey's cafeteria, w eTi To Citizens Bldg. cemetery. Prawer. NEW HOUSE, for rent or sain, close In, FOR THB MAN who enres. a strictly cleaning, Central. FOR SALE Or will tradefor 1814 J. Try a built up for lawns. 201 East Lewi. Cole-8- , In on East five rooms, phone high-clas- s ing ground cated vacant lots. excellent Central, garage, a elegantly furnished, steam 604-- WANTED Man or M0 CHIROPRACTORS SALE two roof, will last as long the building. Phone woman, salary Address Bo care FOR Ranches glassed sleeping porch, porch, heated room and south sleeping porch, weekly, full time, 11.00 an hour spare condition,. modern heat. In- In dis- EXPERIENCED reliable American Journal. ""KALE Forty-uci- e alfalfa' ranch", large closet, except a private home, beat residential to wear tOH cook time, selling guaranteed hosiery n s 400 quire 406 South High. trict; breakfast served to mnn employed; woman wants position er. Interna- FOR SALE Kurd light truck, J100; one-to- tniroprnctor. four mil from city. Inquire West BALIS hundred share of CaJI Experience unnecessary. E-- FOR Five City no sick. Address Class, care Journal. housekeeper. Best references, Ford truck. $300. worm drive; 19 and 2U Armljo lluUdlag. Oold. FOR RENT Furnished four room brick below Dr. R. 1571-- tional Mills, A118, Norrlstown, Pa. E.ectrlo Railway, par. mornings after t. Phone $590; Ford tourinj?, new with Thl Is Twenty-fiv- e light Bulck, $12: LINK. FOR SALE A ranch, cheap, with sleeping porch. property L. Hust, N. T. Armljo building. or out WANTED young ladlps 2i0. 1U LONE UTAH ACTO house of thre rooms. 1308 neat and clean and nicely furnished. No LOST AND FOUND WANTED Position In store, in and to for motion Siudebnker, f cars. El Inquire can do kind of work In gentlemen train West Gold. The nrmiBa colored Engl. South Fourth. children. No objection to convalescents. LUST on riuuth Third. m;in' of city; any those who can qualify after Butte Dam and Hot Spring. N. 9 anv kind of atore: have had a num pictures; SALE Brothers phant Nine-acr- e Call after a, m. 713 Bouth Edith. FOR Dodge Touring, one shoe. Phono G77. Reward. a three months' course may have a Pluda-bake- M. Meet FOR SALE ranch and VOTl BALE Hotel range, butchers' ico ber of Am In good also Ilulck. Maxwell. r; all train at cngie, leaving one-ha- experience. chance to work In our first Roadster; m. J:10 m. mile west of Harela bridge, box, itesm table, Fairbanks scale, LOST black glove. "Cafi year' furnish production Knrher ft Co., Hot Spring at 11:50 a. and p. and WANTED Right driving health and can satisfactory In Foto Film Studio, 601 good condition. J. Dam car on on main ditch; new adobe ious Miscellaneous candy stoves, candy slabs, tray wagon, or leave, Walt, Y. M. C. A. Addres Btor Man, care spring. Play Brolhers deal Oldest Dam drivers, best mil from chool-Phon- reference. North Second. Interview to auto department, Dodge We our own garage; work table, Ford truck, electric dally 783. the Dam line. drive ear. S404-J- wanted catti to feed. Phon LOST Between TUeras and First and Journal 12, 1 to p. m. ers. Phone 2400-R- fans and, miscellaneous Items, College Write for reservation at our expense. Lead and or Drown WANTED-Lposltlo- n a or accesso SALE home, Btucoo house, Inn. Fourth, pair salesman SAVE MONEY ON PARTS and HEFFERNAN BROS., Prop. FOR Country WANTED Must oxfords. Call 1453-- manaene In dry good or used tires ana even steam heated, electric F(.v game chickens, FOR SALE Breeaco Brackets, an at- sport BUSINESS CHANCES ries; slightly batteries, - Hot N. M. room, be well S362-- or small sturte m L'n,iimfni, jv,.,- Spring. on e ranchi In alfalfa and bred. Phone tachment to make Ford lower wind- FOUND Airedale, long tall, name general store; prefer country In nsrts for ter. light: am a settled man In good FOR SALE Uarage, best location well and Overlnnd-80- . Mcintosh Auto Address Postofflce box 177, or SCAVENGER AND GENERAL HAUL- shield Post Js.00. Hock." Can hav same by paying town; town. 879. orchard. adjustable. prnpald health have had a number or Phone (108 West Central. 2407-R- ING. Reasonable rates. 13. A. Griffith. a food mon- for this ad. North High. and Company. phone Afrenta wanted everywhere, Ill In the mer- FOll SALE One of the best business 723 East Iron, phone 2339-- ey maker. A. B. Buckstaff, Lincoln, E. L. B years' experience general PALE 1921 Ford cur. TIME CARDS FOR SAJl" Bearing orchard, twelv LOST Gold locket, monogram cantile business. Can furnish1 A- ref- properties tn Albuquerque. V15 South FOR touring five-roo- WANTED Adirondack receiver See Nebr. Inside, vaiuea as like new, run very little, starter ana acres', alfalfa, good house, ' mother picture erence. Addresl Bos SO. care Journal. First tret. Inquire at Savoy Hatal Mr. r, are In the sleeping porch, perpetual water right. Olennon. room 10, Minister' FOR SALE OR TRADE Make cash gift. Return to Mis Brown, Journal shock absorber. If you Don't Office. WANTED re market for a Ford see this barpaln Bheds for everything. M. W. Thompson, building, Presbyterian Bag. phone. or will trad for lata model Ford Reward. Thoroughly experienced, FOR SALE restaurant In Butter-Kl- st fined American woman cook of gooa sell for $350 for 102 Yal avenue. WELDING AND CUTTING In good condition for Electrlo LOST Pocketbook containing Elks card, New $700 cash before you buy; will ofmetal; In Lib- moral wants posi Alamogordo, Mexico, will old rora in Four-acr- o Corn and Peanut Machine character, permanent quick sale and take OR BALE ranch, two mile alio welders' upplle and carbide for Pop cash and various other papers. tnKe will bundle; sickness reason for Belling. sale. N. M. Co.. 1947-- fine condition. J. B, Kipling, Roswell to It, A Schneid- tion. Cooking preferred, or would trade. from postofflce, on main ditch; double Steel Inc., phone eral reward If roturned a Box 4!t!, Alamogordo, New Mexico. me- - chicken N. M. er, care hotel. charg of mall home housekeeper. 19l(l Ford touring car In perfect house, garage, milk house, WANTED Secondhand surnlturo and Sturgls Will leave If suited. First-clas- s FOR SALE At a five second- new 17 Inch chicken and tur- We In house- SALE 203 Vassar avenue, Ivera city - bargain, ehanlral condition, tires, houses, thoroughbred trunks. buy everything FOR references. Write full particulars. Post- hand pool table and one billiard table, stearin? wheel, shock absorbers, moto- Phon base flrst-clas- a WESTBOUN-Dall-SI tool and range, twelve-fo- f. keys, nd furniture; term. hold goods. Max's Bargain Store, tl6 pond piano, Majestlo FOK RENT Kanche. office address, Mrs, R, L. M., car in condition; also one meter, will trade In your old Ford; S416-J- South First. Phona 168. burner, Bohne refrigerator, Eden wash- A-- l In- RENT Hunch. M. AJandoll, Morning Journal soda fountain, condition. can arrange some time on either of Train. Arrive. Depart. machine, kitchen cabinet; other t Ult Apply 120 1 1:10 MAX BARGAIN STORE, at SIS South ing 1H West Central. quire at West Silver. these cars to right parties. Square No. Th Scout.... 1:30 pm pm MONEY TO LOAN will for household artloles. Alio turkey and Ave. No. I Calif. Limited. lo:IO am 11:00 First, pay tha highest prlcea e !- - CARPENTERING FOR SALE At Belen, one block city Deal 412 West Copper second-han- FOR RENT ranch with Oarage, SiONliV' your d shoes and chickens, on on two-stor- y No. 7 Fast. .10:60 am 11:2 am TO LOAN On watche, clothing, room about 100 fruit trees in MAN. property Main street, Fargu and valuable. furniture. Phon 858. PROSTATE and bladder trouble, pllea, house, PETTIFORD THE ODD JOB brick building, store, rooming house, gar No, I Th Navajo. .12:36 am 1:0 am gun everything treated. Pajarlto, Term reasonable. P, V. AH kinds of work. Phone 17-J- . PERSONAL Mr. B. Marcus. S13 Bouth First. KUO constipation quickly, painlessly M. age and large warehouse snd several SOUTHBOUND. Sanches, Pn.larlto, N. I 11x12 12.00. No knife, massage or dieting. Simple WANTED Odd Jobs carpentering, houso other buslnes building. Mr. Hortense WANTED Private pupils by trained and No. 19 El Pao Exp 10:10 P"s MONEY TO LOAN in diamond, watches Ruga Cleaned, treatment. Booklet free In 10 acres well 1022 con- MATTTtJisHKH renovated. 13.6(1 and OP, private home TO LEASE under ditch, painting and repairing, at reasonable Didler, P. O. Box. 170. Belen. N. M. experienced teacher, 60o per bour, No. 87 El Pso Exp U: m and cold jewelryi liberal rellflbl. Electro Thermal Co,, orchard, 1459-R- . 105 N. 1st furniture and Ervln plain wrapper, fenced, Including bearing prlcea. Phone South Walter. EASTBOUND, fidential. Gottlieb Jewelry Co., repaired packed. 650 Balrd Steubenvllle, Ohio. four-roo- 'dobe house, at practically no . 1:10 1:40 Redding Co., phone 471. Bid., BUILDING, alterations, repairing, ,arge FOR SALE Real Estate COME to 6U Eiist Central Shave 16c; No. I Th Navajo. pm pm CONFIDENTIAL loan on seat other condition than houso In or 4 6.00 6:40 Jewelry, USB EFFECTS AUTO TOP and koeplng Job or small; work by contract by 60 on men's hair cut 35c; children' hair No. Calif. Limited. pm pm Liberty bonds, pianos, CLEANING PAPER and kalsomtne, wax- Fonnl and fnrm tn cultivation. Close to Full SALE Fin foot lot East 7:25 1:10 watche, dressing. Effecto Auto Enamel, th day; reasonable price; work guar- Silver reduced J. A. Ham cut 2r,c; hair bobbed 35c. No. 8. F. Eight.. pm pm ftutomoblle. Lowest rates. Rothman'a ing floors, house and window cleaning, Rnamels on automobile. church and school. Farm horse and 1765-- at pric. 7:20 ara 7:60 am state. work VRimsp anteed; estimates free. Call tnond. 24 East Silver. YOUXli LADY No.10 The 8e.,ut.... 117 Bouth First. Bonded tn th and all kinds of repair work; guar- pivmmith Cnttnaa Paint, Homestead machinery and aome house furniture attending university FROM SOUTH. 634-- j. 4 a or anteed. John Gondson. phone Floor Roof and Cement Sat- can be had on the spot, very cheap, but FOR SALE acres, olose In. East wishes position companion 4:35 Paint, paint In WANTED Houses on street. reader. Address care Journal No. II From El Paso pm TYPEWRITERS WANTf.D Careful Kodak finishing. isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath no obligation to buy It leasee, brings frontage Fourth Pric teas Typist, No. 10 From El Paso 7:00 am satis- snone :67-4- . own and farm Imple- onable. Phone owner, U92-M- . i'lfPE WRITERS All make .iverhaufea Twlca dally service. Remember, er C., 40J West Central, hi furnltur WE CAN SELL tht house for you. List CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT at their homea, No. $0 connct at Telen with No. s Church of Our 506 Ribbon for ma- faction guaranteed. Send your finishing ments. See or write: It with W. H. McMIlllon, W. Oold. FOR SALE Cheap; acre and half, ten 35a: ladies' shampoo, mens hair cut Clovia, Pece Valley. i City and and repaired. every N. M. for sw Ex- to a rellabla, established firm. Hanna WANTED Ranches Lady, Beien, We block of business center, rich level and shaves at their home, by Perkins Q chine. Albuquerque Typewriter LIST 'our vacant houses with u. 1967-- Coat. 03-- A Hanna, Master Photographers. 206 soil: good for chicksn or rab Brothers, phone XleUn with No, 1 change, phon 121 South Fnnnh. WANTED foneor from owner having ran rent them. W. H. McMIlllon, gnrden, No, 29 connect! at ALBUQUERQUE WINDOW CLEANING MATTRESS RENOVATING West Gold. bits. Must sell, cash or terms. Address LIVER TROUBLE Physician explain: Clnvl nd point east snd WM'H farm for ale: give particular and 3431 street. frm CO. Window cleaned and floors five-roo- George Potter, East First treatment for inflamed gait FOR SALE OR TRADE lowest price. John J. Black, New Mex- alAVTRksS KBNOVATlNO, $J.Cll and up. WANTED To rent a four or simple scrubbed; stores, offices and houses fur- house must be reasona- Los Angeles, Calif. bladder and bile duct associated with BALE 8 8. A ico street, Chippewa Fall, Wis. Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, unfurnished; Dr FOR ORTRADE New cleaned: reasonable rate and honest Bed- ble rent. Also wll 1921 Ford. Ad- gallstones. Booklet FREE. Pad W. work. A. leave calls " niture packing. Phuu 471. Ervln buy Mo. Special nickel plated rovolvsr. Granone; your Ranter, car Journal. Journal Want Ada bring result. dock, Box X7201. Kansas City, Phon 1361-- American Grocery, phona . Journal Want Ada bring, results. ding Company. dres, I t Page Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 22, 1922.

FREE "' W(";?Mlluiipil LET'S GO EXTRA PAIR TROUSERS F TODAY Willi ouch $L':t.r0 Suit or Over- MILK! MILK! jjpllli H run t See We are now 1 A VH" f"f" J E. n. ntiftTir prepared to deliver R KLP tHL.: At ISontright Rubber Company. TO rJ M. JSL &tf TI WILLIAM FOX Presents IS I U G i !3 WANTED TO RENT Oil 1SUY To all part8 of the city. Satisfaction guaranteed. TODAY At once. Five-roo- modern AND TOMORROW SHI house with sloeninc norrh. In ll'Sniands. Must be priced rea- - BEZEKEK'S DAIRY I suitable Phone phone 1073-- 1046 1902 North Fourth St. HIGHEST CLASS IN it EVERY WAY

of a waif who rose The romance to fame. Story by WANTED SAVE MONEY BY BUYING Countess Barcynska. Direction Jack Ford. Secondhand Typewriters Also "FOX NEWS" Topic of the Day ROYAL NO. 10 Sugarite Fancy Chestnut UNDERWOOD KO. 5 COAL CAPTAIN JACK ALLEN Address Box 75, care Journal. High Heat Value in Low Price Xo Clinkers ATTENTION LADIES! ; 1 "ROPING THE BLACK PANTHER" I wish to announce I have sicn of good coal $9.5(1 rhK UN a ADMISSION opened dressmaking shop at REGULAR PRICES 806 North Eighth. Heady for NEW STATE COAL COMPANY. customers January 25th. MRS. UAM)Y. Phone 35.

LOCAL ITEMS Pianos, Player Pianos, VACANCIES I.fu Grafonolas and Records C O N V A L KSCKNTS Room and n Coal Co. Phone 4 and 5. glassed-i- sleeping 1 Supply Musical Instruments porcn with excellent A to In presenting the eighth grade board. Message ffeic Lovers diplomas Friday afternoon at the Jewelry and Diamonds Reasonable Rates. Hlph school, the names of two Phono 2088-.- graduates were overlooked. These Watches and Silverware were William Clement and John Indian Beaded Bags Carson, both of whom were pro- On the there will moted to the ninth grade. Moccasins & Souvenirs DIME DANCE Friday, 27th, be another factory wood, tun imck load, dance by the Elks' Music Committee in the Elks' four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. Navajo Rugs ball room. 91. TONIGHT Prepare yourselves for a real time; to Phone dance on Harry W. Hammond of Lud-ingto- n, ALAMERA the finest floor in the southwest with that Mich., who lived here for unique surrounding and comfort not to be found in some time, died suddenly In Den- Roth ver last Wednesday. man's Sandstorm Orchestra j any other place. But the real novelty. will be the Theo Brodell left yesterday for and music by our dance orchestra, composed "of Elks nig nome in North Dakota, where Music, Jewelry Store a he was called only; section of our music organization that will by the death of his 117 H. First St. Phone B17-.- I latner. bow to the public for the first time. Thexinstru-mentatio- n Dr. Auto Murray, osteopathic physician, Repair Shop is as follows: 2 1 1 mi Woolworth 644-- saxophones, banjo, av Illilg., phone FOR SALE Good location, do- 1 1 All iSk Mrs. Uoorge H. Frost of 302 clarinet, trombone, cornet, 1 piano. West ing good business. Here is Iron avenue, hns returned The Jeweler chance to in from Los where FOGG, your go for your- WUKU Angeles, she self. 'Jf visited her son. Watch En- Owner leaving town. Ad- Expert Making, dress Box 2D0. care Mrs. F. K. Mayhthv who lias Journal. been graving, Jewelry Repairing Friday, Jan. Elks' Ball Room ill at the home of her sister, Postofflce. 27, BRAND Mrs. C. G. has Opposite Gibson, returned I'lione 003-- J. 122 S. Fourth to her home at 217 South Ninth Admission, per couple $1.00 He was better at punching cattle than street. Exclusive Tax words. But Joseph R. Wilson Patterns .. i 10 jamming he looked like the left last night C. I!. CONN I for Dallas on business. He will En, M. I). D. O. Governor be absent from tho about Osteopathic Specialist. TotaI And when ten city Navajo Blankets ..$1.10 a crooked rival jailed the days. Stern Illdg. Te. Twl-,- 2033-- I brother of the Herman Mohr left yesterday for girl he loved St. Louis where he will argue a The Kind You Al- Come and see the new kind of fight case before the V. S. circuit court Brand carried to the of appeals. Machine Capitol! Jj. H. Wood has entered Into ways Wanted. A story beginning in "wild west" days partnership with the W. H. n, Shelled Pinon Nuts and rushing thrills to the real estate dealer of lion through present Kit1 i AT With the star in two West Gold avenue. Mr. Wood Tnnnle S. Snllr Tot !tt LAST IT IS HERE AGAIN I great roles of Gov- has been a of Tenth St. Semi for list Weiller & Gparamount resident Albuquer- mail order Benjamin i i ernor and plainsman. que for the past 17 vears 212 W. Central Ave. Stiirgcs C'nfo Mill open for business todny. COAL $11.00 PER TON Duplex Chair Company, Chicago, over Brac y s cafeterlu. Fourth nnd Gallu p Lump Central, wants a Pump and Motor local solicitor. GUYS TRANSFER Malone Taxi & 1 ransfer 158 Phone 371 324 S. Second FOR SALE CITY KI.F.CTRH! SIIOK SHOP B THREE-INC- 6B1-- WATER, PUMP Phone 213 smiih Second, Commencing Monday, January 23, we will reduce l'rte tall nnd Deliver), our AND POWER Bread and Kolls to the following prices: The Will Reynolds Adapted and Directed by Lambert law says, "Lights on LOST MOTOR IN SPLENDID CON- jBy Hillyer Photosniphed byjio7 Aupist,Ars. C, t , ' all Chinese Jade Bracelet. 13-o- z. A William S. bicycles, buggies, etc., DITION. ADDRESS Loaf of Bread 5C Hart Production. t after dark." We have Good Howard if Found. ; D. n. them at 50c each. 1261. k. sellers. 16-o- z. f Quickel Phone Albuquerque. Leaf of Bread, 8c, two for 15c ALSO Auto and Supply Company. 29-c- z. Loaf of Bread 10c S PART COiEBY Gallup Lumo Coal ARTS and CRAFTS II I n Stenciling, China Painting, Em- - FRESH All our Rolls will be, doz 1 2c AND l,,oldor'- - Koon. 9, Melinl per . Bldff., over Penney's Store. doz Johnson Coal Co. hS." SALTED Doughnuts, per 20c ummm 900 westlake everts" y. First Phone 388-- tMMMimMMMMS, All Pies, each ALMONDS 15c REGULAR PRICES Will accept Ford or other small! TovrpTTITrTTTTT!! ear BY for my equity in nice three l While we maintain OWNER. room and sleeping porch house. I a free delivery service to all bevenal new 4 to press comitletely or of the terms. furnished, sell at f parts city, for all of our Bakery Goods and Drick, Would consider a larso discount. Thone 1400-- I we lease by iright parties. or I Groceries, will not deliver nor take orders apply over for 5c Loaf 82WUwrhMicM9-- fiOCTH ELM. phone of Bread. ; Same is sold for cash only at the bakery. PHONE 678 Learn Motion 118 West Sliver STAGE . C. A. HODGES, Prop Pappa's Bakery (CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE FROM 1 Picture Acting. Albuquerque Grocery TO 11 P M) Get - Into this highly paid pro- - f- -. r- 607 West Central Ave. TODAY AND TOMORROW fesslon. A three months course lu "JaniaC. V C Phone 623 will fit for - Leaves you the screen pro- Albuquerque.. m Thomas' viding you have talent and Arrives in Kanta Fe. . .10M6 am screen ability. Call. Investigate leaves Santa Fe 4:00nm FOTO ICE CREAM PLAY FILM STVDIO. A"lvesin Albuquerque 7! SO Dm 001 North Second Half-Gallo- n Packed St. Prinna Rtoft an Classes Monday, Wednesday and OUU i rtoitvoiwi Friday evening. Also afternoon YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE SPECIAL ORDEKS FILLED. 1 classes for children. in- - SINflFR TAVIH A 1 Phono 313. Daily v terviews from or 6 p. m. Office Sinner Cigar Store cf i S01 You Are t North Second Street. I 2,0 We8 Central Unjust to YOURSELF CQfinne And to Your HOME ' 'fr If You Furniture California Roses Buy h r ?. LEARN TO DANCE COAL SPECIAL ! Before Us. field grown. I havs a Seeing list of fine Standard Varieties We teach ballroom dancing Our qualities are the to be obtained. for March delivery. correctly from the ground up. MONDAY and TUESDAY highest And RAYMOND P. BLOOM. 0 New York's latest dances for our prices are the lowest to be found. Phone 2167-- J. advanced pupils. In an GALLUP LUMP intensely n 4 Lcssona Afternoon This Week's dramatic photo- nnd Evening. PER TON $10.50. Specials play of contrasts (Ton Lots Only at Tills PrleeA Coal! Coal! Coal! ARMSTRONG Fumed Oak Dining Table, extension, solid uaft, tuur cuairs to matcn. Good, Clean Gallop Lump Coal. ALBUQUERQUE TRANSFER CO Ton . i Dancing School 401 VnMh c Regular price $47.50. $11.00 Per 207 2 West (iohl Avenue. Phono 512. Call -- This Week Special . . .. ALBUQUERQUE TRANSFER M $35J0 Phone 542, 401 North First St. oral Fumed Oak Dining Table, quarter sawed William and oak; and Consider Mary design; four chairs, with gen-uin- e Stop leather covered What You Paid for OUR seats, to match. Fibre" SERVICE Regular price $75.00. COAL This Week Special UZ.OU NOTICE In carlnsr for each nnd every detail In ffliVWlfi'ialtlf' tfillnJia'ia Until We the sacred trnst tho Eight-piec- e All property owners on 3 Brought It Down. family in the Dining Room places cmbalmcr and funeral director called to Suite, American Walnut Coal Avenue between We render his sixty-inc- h Lead professional services MERITS YOllt CONFIDENCE finish, buffet with mirror, sixty-inc- h The best dressed woman of the In five Second St. and Fourth screen a new Others Follow oblong table, chairs and host, covered with St. can a type role. Plays child and woman in best grade tapestry. sign protest Your continued support will against paving by call- stirring story help us to help you. Fred Crollott, Licensed Embalmer Regular price $225.00. at ': ' Co-Operati- ing ALSO ;' ve This Week Special. Store, Phone ...... lo7.UU 578 Modern Equipment 118-42- 0 20 West Silver. Phone 217. South Second St. KIRSTER'S Brown Fibre Breakfast forty-two-inc-h Suite, table, GROCERY STORE Two Part quarter sawed oak top, four chairs. Comedy Regular price $75.00. (Sf0 FA REGULAR PRICES Empire Cleaners This Week Special... ipOO.OU KOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS CLEAN and BLOCK COAL V001 HATS for & CO. Returns on Real and Personal Property must be CERRILLOS Let Us Send a Man made before ipVINGSTQN To February 1st. Penalty of 25 per cent , GALLUP replace that broken window I ELMS HOTEL $1.00 will be added on that to glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. I Finest rooms . In date not ANTHRACITE i-- the state property returned i. 42 North First. We do work For Economy and steam heat, hot and cold repair 8atlnfactlon Use water all outside rooms. - off all kinds 6mefurnishers CERRILLOS KGG COAL Weekly rates, with or with-o- ut 213-21- Coals BurnB We deliver size J. Felipe Hubbell 5 West Gold Ave. N. M. Less, Longer any any private bath, $4 to$I0weea Albuquerque, Makes More Heat where. Henry Transfer Transient rate Phone 453 ASSESSOR BERNALILLO Co., $1.60 single; COUNTY YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE HAHN CO. Phone 939. $2.00 double. COAL With bath PHONE 1 $2.50, single snu 17 TAXI Four Cars double $3.00.

0)1? January 22, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' "SPRINGTIME" BRINGS OUT SOCIETY BUDS AND BLOSSOMS IN FULL BEAUTY; INDOOR SPORTS CONTINUE TO FIND FAVOR UNTIL IT'S WARMER, HOWEVER 0 It has been a great week. An- WEDDINGS. Modest Open Sleeve Curbs LOCAL MUSICAL DRAMATIC Gore-Kclsr1- other hugs musical show has been AM TWENTY YEARS AGO 3 EDITOR'S NOTE. The Frankness Of Gown GALLUP presented with homo talent to the wedding of Miss Roik Gere Evening In Albuquerque Society. great pleasure of the populace. All All Items for the Sunday FAVORITES MAKE GREAT HIT Iff and Harold J. Kelgwin took place and $ society section must be In the at 10:30 o'clock of the local favorites appeared yesterday mornitig J. W. of th endeared themselves Increasingly Journal office by Saturday on the birthday of the bride, at the Blackwell, father to their admirers. "Springtime," S noon at the latest. Reporters SHR1NERS' SHOW, 'SPRINGTIME' uariock ranch two miles south of The Commercial club entertained late J. V. Blackwell, Jr., who the deserves Its title of "the 3 are urged to call the Journal the city. The Rev. Hugh A. Coop- at a bait last The music was murdered in Gallup on Nov. latest, In week as - night. best yet." The Shrlners are to be as earlv the possl- er, pastor of the rresbyterinn was excellent. The gathorlng hold 25th, Buffered a nervous break- $ ble after the event occurs. church, performed the In till a hour. Those congratulated. be ceremony late present down last Monday afternoon and The Monday evening concert was The society editor may me presence or friends of the were: Messrs. and Mesdames S. due to a reached at telephone No. 13. young The Is Is now a patient in the local hos- not quite so successful . couple. bride from N'eUstadt, M. Mandell, I. Grunsfeld. number of conditions over Which Livingston, Tenn. She came to V. H. Hahn, Frank McKee, C. K. pital. He is somewhat improved the audience had no control. Miss New Mexico over three ago E. L. J. O. Al- at the time. from years Newhall, Medler, present Rea has been with us for a week Austin, Tex. She was em- bright, A. Borders; Mesdames A. Shibata was elected suf ployed for a Roy presi- now. lust yesterday regaining was year and a half in the Grunsfeld, J. K. Saint, Harper, dent of the local ficient to return to her lasted quit late. The evening office of the Red Cross home serv- Misses Sun and Stars strength most the en Frankfutfer; Mamie Carter, work in New York, It is under. delightfully spent by ice and has been in the office of Madrid, Heyes, Fitch, Hahn, Stev- society, a Japanese organization takes with her Mrs. tire party of merrymaKers, the federal educational for for tho of Americaniza- stood that she O board ens. Baer, Saint; Messrs. Plckard, purpose Lewis B. Thompson, whom she is ' tho past years. Mr. Kelgwin tion. MFSlCIANS ' Vk 5 ' came Alger, Chamberlain, Flournoy, SCHOOL here ds, willing to recommend to any musi HIGH C from Jefferson, Ind., Frost, H. Raj-nol- Frank son of Mr. and about six Ilertzog, Welller, Gaines, cian as an accompanist of great PLEASE CLUB l'OIJiS. years ago. He has been H. Myers. Oleland, New- Mrs. J. R. Gaines of this city, associated Dleck-man- n abilltv. The program given by the High & with tho Bruno comer, Newman, WilUerson, D. has been appointed a second lieu- - . - Jr There were even a few "regular" School orchestra- before the Fort V Real Estate company for F. J.. tenant In tlio New Mexico re- the two W'eiller, Myer. parties last week to enliven the nightly Musio club on Tuesday was past years. The couple The light sparkling comedy, serves, attached to tho Ilsind field caienuar. ' left a somewhat drab social one mors tnan i- - - - yesterday for honeymoon "Per was well deserving passing 4 f " , to Old Telephone," pre- artillery. The dinner dance nf Wednesday comment. Under the able direction fit v trip Mexico via El Paso. sented at Orchestrion hall last Mrs. Minnie Do RLusse of Al- calen- i Jmi will bo evening and the big social of Miss Bertha Peet the young mu They at home after Febru- night by some clever performers buquerque has returned to her dar. The dinner dance of Wed- sicians are a profes. ary 1 at 215 West Marblo avenue. from the home two fast acquiring The university. Tom Keleher after spending" weeks nesday evening and the big bridge nlnnal ftlvle. guests at the wedding were: In the Narl-l- n here wilh Miss ' divortlng part of Guy visiting her niece, tea of yesterday afternoon were Mrs. D. Clark read an In- Rev. and Mrs. Hugh A. Cooper, Stella, who John Mr. made a very nalnabla hit. The Martin, has been very affairs of proportions and promi- and comprehensive paper and Mia. Bruno Dieckmann, part of Nan had been nrennred hv III. teresting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. nence of the week. Many other on "Orchestration," describing the McDonald, Mr. Miss Mata Tway, but as that young Miss Mary Baca, formerly of such entertainments are planned various instruments and their In and Mrs. Clarence Lafont, Mrs. A. was unable to Albuquerque, died in Gallup" last M. Miss lady be present, Miss for the near future. dividual adaptability to certain Bailey, Mack, Miss Mabel Ethel Hlekey Interpreted the char- Saturday at the home of her sis- stvlea of composition. By request McDonald, Miss Ertna Wolklng, ter. She was 17 of Miss acter with much ability. Miss Nel- years age. M ESI)AMES WINFREY AND the orchestra rendered "Evening Mary Leo Fitzgerald Miss Ora lie Brewer was excellent as Nora.' Death was caused by pneumonia V1LDE HOSTESSES. Star," the cello carrying the solo Fitzgerald, Miss Joslo' Coward, Miss Lou Anderson as Marv following an illness of ao Mr. Robinson. and diphtheria. The social event of the alone In the Kwing McDonald, Linus Shields as fuil Jus-tim- e Wilfred Board man sintered an biggest quite creditably Neil S. Ned did week was the bridge-te- a given yes sence of the trombone. Carlock, Mrs. Ethel Bailey to their parts. Injury of the spine while; at work at the Woman's The urogram closed with popu Mr. and Mrs. L II. Carlock. The in the Board man coal mine Tues- terday afternoon - elegant Maloy apartment club by Mrs. T. Q. Winfrey ana lar numbers, a whirlwind Of syn- house mnv be considered as com- day . afternoon. A fall against a Mrs. A. H. Wilde. The guest of conation roundly applauded. Fol PARTIES pleted. Yesterday three families sharp projection in Die mine honor at the affair was Mrs. W. A. lowing the urogram the club went Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Doolittle. of were in. Mr. caused a fractura of a vertebra moving Maloy and of the Wilde, of Boston, Mass., who with Into a business session. Plans 1003 West Tijerns avenue, will en- family will live in the south apart- backbone and temporary her husband, Major Wilde, are were made for immediate activities tertain at a bridge party on Tues ment, James Grunsfeld will have paralysis of the lower limbs, lie guests at the Wilde home. which will be announced as ma- day evening in honor of Major and WOMAN'S the mlddlo flat and Dr. J. Elder is somewhat improved and there y)1 r. Bridge was played during the terialized. Mrs. W. A. Wilde of Boston, Mass. INSTITUTE will have the north end. Tho home is hopes that ho will fully re- afternoon and a number of guests O There will be five tables. Major Is one of tho In tho cover. host- prettiest city. The came In later for tea. The ENGAGEMENT OF MISS FLY and Mrs. Wilde are visiting Mr. and MARY CROOKS PICKEN Miss Grace Hahn left funeral of Mrs. Cella R. In By Friday who esses were assisted serving by AND MR. PECK. TOLD. Mrs. A. H. Wilde of this city. night on the flyer to pay a visit to Kennedy died at St. Mary Mrs. Edna Mrs. Forrest $ hospital Monday afternoon was Watson, J. L. Fly of Dallas. Texas, an- friends and relatives in Brooklyn. Barner, Miss Grac Winfrey, Miss of his Mrs. R. W. D. Bryan entertained N, Y. She to bo held Wednesday morning1 from Miss nounces the engagement expects absent the local Catholic Kv: "rellne Perrv. Margaret Miss Nila Fly, of this informally at afternoon tea at her FASHION NOTES. several weeks. church. Mrs. 1 ; Miss daughter, was one of oell. Miss Anita Hubbell. C. Peck. The mar- home lust Saturday. Many of the folk Al- Kennedy tiie pioneer nd Miss Genevieve city, to Carson society of settlers of this Kumie Tierney of the young couple will take buquerque are planning to bo nren- - vicinity. Death riage Little Lee son of ent was caused by a complication of Tiorney. late In at the home Herbert Galles, nt tho Inaugural hall and re-l,- were Mesdames: G. place February Mr. .Mrs, cele- In this a ver due to old She had The guests bride-ele- in Texas, and Herbert Galles, evening gown ' ' K'r-i- i l age. G. of the Dallas, in iu ijuvernor her seventieth birthdav. K. Angle, J. E. Cox, H. Conner, where will later make their St v; y-- J brated his tenth birthday with a plain foundation of crepe satin Otero nvl Th i.,l., ,. ,,passKl A. Brad- they medium-greenis- h She had been a of Gal- B. F. Copp, Felix Baca, E. home. f..j? party at his homo on Friday after- rapids, a shade Santa Fe. resident Glen Borland, 4 of lup thirty-thre- e ford, D. E. Barton, Miss been In Al- noon. The little guests came nt of blue, loses every vesligo Iti Mrs. .Tames A. Wroth - years. .T. Fly has living 7 delight- .Mayor A. T. Frank Butt, M. Doolittle, George for the past two and a o'clock and played games until severity by the ovcrdrapery of rimy entertained the members of Hunnett under- Everett, William Gano, Al Good- buquerque with a wonderful supper In the softly gathered and hloused waist the went a major operation at a local half years, which time she - Tuesday Literary club at her rich, W. C. Ocstrelch, C. W. Potter during middle. The table was decorated panels and a front apron effect of beautiful hospitnl last Monday morning. has been employed in the offices home on North Fifth His condition t W. L. Trimble, Emily F. I,aBelle, Cerillos In yellow and white, there was a cream lane of cobwebby texture. street. Prof. C, E. present is very S. of the Albuquerque ana ten Hodgln stood favorable. Cortez Quic.kel. Inez Westlake, Coal company. She Is a graduate large yellow birthday cake wilh From the blue Jeweled girdle that up to preside over nn old fnshloned B. Miller, C. C. Meaehem, Clinton ' ia v candies on it and a little encircles the loose waist line, pen- The Gallup Volunteer fire de- of the Sam Houston colege at v f burning spelling bop. Mrs. Wroth and is P. Anderson A. A. Allen, John W. She will individual ca'te with a candle for dants are suspended at each side Mrs. March were partment making arrange- r, Huntsville, Texas. return Thel-m- a captains. ments for Sam L. E child. The were Interest to Journal-Democra- their fifth annual ball Wilson, Livingston, In Dallas about Feb- each guests back, thus providing From the t, B. R. M. Hoek-enhul- l, to her home Susan on 22. which is one H. Henlng. 1. Mr. Peck Is from Ballna, Thomas. Eleanor Flint, what might otherwise prove a very January, 1302. February of E. C. Held, William ruary ' Sheridan, Douglns Geake, Ethel ordinary effect in the back. The the most important social events William Kansas. He has been in Albuquer- of the year in Harold Galer, the two years as man- Louise Garcia, Delia Singer, Doro- beads that form the Bateau neck A 4 Gallup. N. J. Strum-quis- t, que for past Webb, Harold line and secure the and Miss Clara I!. Turner of Mem- Farr, Sidney 'Well, ager of the Woolworth store. He thy Ruddy Thomas, upper is in Jacob Trisarrl, W. II. Long, Photo by Emcee Studio. Otwell, John Flint, Bobby Singer, lower edges of I he sleeves ere of a phis the city visiting with H. has recently been promoted to dis HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. her mother. Mrs. C. A. A..D. Ogle, George Breeoe, R. of chain of stores MISS GHACTC STORTZ, Ike Singer, Jr., Tom Hughes, Jr., tone that matches the girdle. Howtnn. W. A. Kcle-he- r. trict manager the Mr. und Mrs. Lou Stewart Ilanna, George Farr, Will Lyric Soprano Who Plpycd Leading ltole in "Springtime." Tom Dnnahy, Jr., .lames Chamber have R. L. and have headquarters at Fal returned from Prairie B. Mrs. H. J. Tompkins, He left Dallas on lain and Clark and Bob Pettit. Tho later news from Paris says Falls, T. J. las. for Friday suc- Doris Pineau in brilliant IX, where they have been visit- Hust Evelyn Hatch, Mabry, "Springtime" was a glorious t peacock that colors are much more In A new Babcoclt milk tester, .T n. Rohertson William Holm evening. cess. costume was ar'tislieally done. Miss The. of Mrs. Thomas vogue than have been in tho ing for the past two weeks. of birthday they electrically driven, has recently Mrs. Frank Ellis George Wheeler." J. G. Gould, All of so It Pineau is a character dancer Hughes was celebrated by a party recent past. But in New York, been for has as lior C Albuquerque voted who is seen secured the chemistry Mr. and A. Charles Quler, Louis Raynolds, ORGANIZATIONS exceptional ability of her friends nt tho Guy Rogers wherever d women ,are classes and will guests, Mrs'C. Brown - in- after three be used by the of T. French. Dr. Margaret Cart- The sisters held an pleasing performances too infrequently in the city. homo on last Friday evening, a Is n sur- in Cleveland, Ohio, arid Miss Pythian A- gathered together, there girls household chemistry dur- Lena C. D. Harry stallation ceremony on last Satur- on Friday and Saturday. And The choruses of the play were week ago. Thoso present were: of Schurick nnd Mrs. S Schu-rie- k wright. Ramsey, mem- prising preponderance black. ing the second weelc of the new of N. Rtronr. E. T. Lassetter, gam Vann, day evening at the Knights of .Py- lbuquerque knows more about composed of tho following Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. During the last six weeks one has semester. Taos, M. G. were in- bers: .1. K. Mrs. L. N. Cary and E. Parke Sell-ar- d M. A. Binkert, May Rogers, Nye thias hall. The officers home talent shows than perhaps Cox, Mr. and Harry noted some exception to this gen- are Martin. Kennetn Amelia assisted by kind. The John B. Society Group Lila Boyd, Louise Mr. Mrs. T. E. T spending a two weekn" James Davidson, stalled by Pies, any other Rog Benjamin, and eral rule in tho way of ho following record of nurnhor In C. Blanche Belle. ers so it. Mack, Grace Mr. Mrs. Hag-car- d, vacation Lus Angeles, Calif. Baldridge, Homer Bpltzmesser, Sarah Hogan and producing company voted Blakemore, Betty Whitmer, and Jerre frocks seen on many of the young- of pupils enrolled in the various Mrs. H. George Craig, A. Speeches were made by Mr, Easley And they know more about Wickham, Dorothy Wickham, Hel- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Danahy, er at the Paul Gollno is planning to Spltzmesser, girls theatre and dances. departments during the past six leave in a few weeks Cook. Rov Campbell Arno Hunlng, and Fannie Blakemore. Members "Springtime" than any other musi- en Urunsfeld, Kathryn Cunning- Mr. and Mrs. K. J, Baldridge, Mv. weeks is an dis- for a visit Bun indication of the with her mother iri J. Brown. E. K. Royer, Charles of the Pythian sisters and their cal show. (Incidentally the direc- ham Frances Cartwright, and Mrs. Oscar Piueh"r. Mr. and Spring is calling and the creators tribution of In the various Italy. Can-fiel- d, pupils Miss Katheriue Watllngton, M. Maloncy, Fred families enjoyed a banquet follow tors said it went off better in AI; Harris, Harold Ely, Wm. Vaugiuy. Mrs. Bruno Dleckman, Mr. and of fashions with for Codilington' suf- respond lovely departments the first semester. fered a fracture of left Frank Stortz, Joseph Swlllum, ing the installation. The following buqucrque than at any city during Don Cavanaugh, Edmund Clayton, Mrs. Guy Lauderbaugh, Mr. and new fabrics, new and smart trim- In the 640; In her foro. Mc-Ke- English department, arm In a fan' from tocter-totte- r Klrster, R. F. Pettit, B. F. copp, officers were installed: Alma Its run.) The Shrlners, under Joe Hall, Harold Lovitt and Utto Mrs. Nye Martin, Mr. and Mrs. ming:! and a continuance of the a, the mathematics department 500: at the public school Fri- H. Birch, H. M, Bowers, E. Van past chief; Mabel Easley, whose auspices the entertalnmenl Bebber. , Harold Galer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom slim-lin- e silhouette. Although the in the Spanish 430: in grounds W. B. Marie Was so it. Ruth department. day afternoon. , Cleave, A. R. Hcbenstreit, most excellent chief: Pies, given, voted And the Servants Mary Livingston, Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knhrht. silhouette offers nothing In the the history department, 875; In the A T. W. Telfer, P. K. Schick, Ethel Beach; Rosolln Shrlners know more about Bass, Rebecca Mrs. Rose Hudson, Mr. and lira. a Child Welfare association has Hicks, senior; putting Ritdling, Gladys way of radical change nt the science department, 80S; In the been ' Charles on musical comedies than Catherine Hol-tr- y, organized lb Gallup with James Gladding, Roehl, Smith, manager; Pearl Mcintosh, perhaps Fee, Nunlist, Evelyn Sidney Weil and Mrs. Byron moment, the fabric field exploits commercial department, 147; in the Mrs. Martin Oden, Don Rankin, H. L. mistress of correspondence; Fannie any other local organization. Parrlsh, Lillian Caldwell and Ma of much is new tilled as president: Clyde Gallup. that and interesting. Latin department, 130; in the Mrs. J. M. Carman".' vice Brehmer, Jack Stntz, John Cook, Blakemore, mistress of finance; It is a delightful piece in Itself, rio Owen. Chief among the new silks 44: presi- e spring printing department, high dent; Mrs. AusUHt Altmix. O'Bryan, Kather-in- a little as to per- Bridesmaids Gazley, Bunco Is a is fine-ribbe- d IMtsmah, flee, Joseph Harry Eva Matthews, protector; complicated plot, Valyne Progressive rather a crepo of sheer tex- school pupils and a number of Mrs. A. C. Misses Louise Nichols, Marie Ball- Wenkle, but most attractive with Its Mrs. 11. L. Mrs. Albert K. and It was a pnrtlcu- - ture woven rotary; Floyd, treasur Fisher, guard; Regina haps, Kenny, - lively game very closely. U is a grade pupils. ers. A. 11. Hortense Switzer, Norinne costumes and Mrs. Earl C. Porter- , at tho home of Dor.nmr. rhalnnm ing, press correspondent; uoroiny picturesque dancing. Blaktmore, larly lively evening French fabric called crend Romnlne Mr. Burton, who has been kept, or and Switzer, Nolle Bryant, Mayhelle Davis, organist. The story, as the program kindly field, Mrs. Walter Noneman, Mrs. Miss Gwendolyn Grigsby on West and many other names In its at home for several on ac- maternity Infancy division: days airs. w. B. Cantreli, chairman so- Lovelace, Lillian Kempenlch, Viola pointed out "deals with tho blight Paul H. Roberts, Mrs. It. C. Bangs j Silver avenue last Thursday, when American development. Next In count of a sprained ankle, is again cial Moun-talnvlc- - service division.. Herkenhoff. Eloise Yrissarl, Lillian On Friday evening the w ed romance of a scion of 1868 arls- and Mrs. E. I Cooper. a number of her friends gathered importance is crepe faille, of a able to meet his classes. "The Helen Parent-Teacher- Thirty young Yrlsarrl Mary MacArthur, s' associ- tocracy and tho .daughter of the Maids of Honor and Best Men to have a game. Five hundred was heavier weave and a more Prince which was people gathered pro- Chap," postpon- nt tho homo of Ed last MacArthur, Gertrude Thompson, founder of 'Brewster's Pills,' which Lillian Helen Groves, also but less noisily. CarMy nounced bright-colore- d ed soon Koeuig ation met at the school house for Kempenlch, played, rib. Small nnd will be scheduled for a Saturday evening to a Ethel Thompson, Grace ptortz, ft Ktictlnaaf. Baadnn n n a refill- - Is finally realized in the union of! Alice Lewis, Graca Channlr.g, Ben was served during the evening and designs are shown in the definite date. spend Jollv Alice a, .g of evening celebrating Ed's birthday Estelle sarreil, gou prog.ram. Games and con their grandchildren the present Harris and Joe Hall. punch and cake just before going new1 satin foulards, twilled silks anniversnrv with ... Miss fancy-figure- rice Hill. Ruth Tompkins, tests were held for young and day. The time Involved in the Wedding Guests Mrs. A. I. home time. Miss Grlgshy's g tests and d Gje o r s e 1 1 e The freshman outside an dan?, Miss Peel and Miss covers a of more than Florence C. M. were: Mrs. E. Mlsses reading, Myers, Hyer. old. Four prizes were awarded story period Riedlng, Hanson, J. Grigsby crepes. lists, revised, were printed this iha Gallun Klwanls rinh --- O the winners of the marble fifty years." Barber, Frank Darrow, Mrs. it. L. Irma Wolklng, Mary Webster, week under the direction of Mr. ho. HFHTH! HOSTS relay Miss whose been enjoying a nracflonltv inn THE AHF) race, Chavez, Dick Grace Storfz stage McNoil, Anna Snow, A. I. Rledling, Lulu Kendrlck, Florence Reynolds, Velvet frocks are especially par- Carleton. The pages are of book cent DINNER-DANC- Fellplta M. per attendance nt iht, T"h,o AT Myers, Claude Bonds ind Dorothy presence and lyrlo soprano voice Sam Baumgarten, Mrs. F. Lyon, Helen Fee, Lydla Frledo, Adella tial to the d mode ac- size and decorated at the tops of luncheon One of most elaborate at seems mora and finished L. Ruth day for tho nast few the Shulmoister. After the games charming Cleda Mae Baas, B. Thompson Elder, Catherine Polansky, companied by a long basque, clos- the pages, by a picture of the vol- months. The club ina fairs of the past week was at each latest appearance, played and B. L. Hopkins. Messrs. Addison Moore, the has the; sandwiches, cake, hot chocolate ' Chapman. ing at left shoulder and under- canoes as a souvenir ot our locality. ed a program of entertMinm.i.f nt oinner-uitne- e Riven m uib coffee wore the leading role of 'Prisoilla Frank Darrow, I furry John Oglivle. Walter Wollting, arm Seam. One thousand have been wu, an(j served, Quartet Bob Separate cascade drapes copies each meeting along with the class- ciuo on weonesaay evening Dy ur. through three generations of the Walter, L. B. Thompson and C. M. James Elder. Charles Wells, are provided In this and printed with tho Intention of sup- ification Mrs. R. L. Hust. friends As the demure bride of M. H. Sweet. doslep, talk which is volunteered and Forty Cottonwood Grove, No. J, Wood- story. Barber. Elder, James Burton. can be most effectively used if you plying freshman classes for three at each luncheon. A of the doctor and his wife were 1868, the widow or 1SRS Guests Mrs. A. I. Ernest Polansky, Robert Grigsby, make tho Oho to program of men's circle, has announced one dreaming May Day frock of crepo faille, years. copy will be given local talent entertainment Is guests. and the daehlng fiancee of the Anna Snow, A. I. Rled- Jessie Grigsby and Clifford Grigs- crepe de Canton each freshman enrolled In an A of their social dances for Febru- Rledling, Chine, crepe, Eng- weekly. At the Thursday Dinner was served at T:S0, 1 at Odd third Jack Walnrlght in 1921, ling, R. L. Chapman, Mrs. R. L. by. Georgetto crepe, satin or taffeta. lish class. Other may be luncheon between two ary the Fellows' hall. was in each - O copies Henry Ward Yersin gave large round table Miss Stortz delightful Chapman, Cleda Mae Bass, Sam Tho long basque-lik- e waist and bought for ten cents, the money the classification long ones stretched down the cen- talk, on the ab- The alumnae of Phi Mu interpretation. Baumgarten, Francis McGaugh, CLUES. wldo skirt are particularly becom- to be placed with the book fund stracting business. Mrs. Homer ter of the big room at the club. A Miss Bunnle Tompkins ana Miss Mrs. W. L. Noneman, Florence ing to the for the new decoration scheme of silver and will give an afternoon tea to Bowman ran the Mrs. Carl" Mulky entertained the slender, youthful figure. purpose of buying Powers, wife of Kiwanian H. P. Patronesses and friends on Dorothy leading Hanson, L. B. Thompson, and Har- Ensemble club at her home Lower edge of skirt about lVj books for the library. Powers, favored with a pink was carried out with a largethe,r lady a close race for popularity ry Walter. Bridge yards. whistling basket of sweet peas Saturday January 28 at the home with the audience. Miss on Monday afternoon, solo, and Miss Eva Sabin, daugh- silver pink Tompkins Playmates Vivian Carroll A moving of the pupils ter of Kiwanian C. M. surrounded hv smaller baskets o. rsic m uia carried the part of the prosper Dorcas picture Sabin, fav- in'"'Town. Miss Erna en Scheer, Johnson, Dorothy A big dinner for seventy- - as they left the building was taken ored with a soprano solo. Miss the center table with similar cen Fergusson ous and haughty Bostonese in rose Hoover, Hazel Blake, Elizabeth turkey prano who here In con on arm. can- tertalned the alumnae in In five persons was given January 21 appeared Wednesday also a panoramic pic Genevieve Glass accompanying at terplecea each Pink chapter silk and black lace mits the Graham, Betty. Chase, Arthur Liv- cert last Monday evening, will leave ture of all and a tho dles in silver holders lighted the formally on Wednesday afternoon second acts with flair than by the Housekeepers' club of pupils, moving piano. at her home on West greater ingston and Jimmla Gladding. Ranches de Atrisco. The affair today for New York city. Shn has picture of high school belles and table. k Marquette bride Nun-lis- t, avenue. she did that of the hlusmng Futurist Group Catherine was at been detained hero bv illness. one of the redheaded . Dancing, to the muslo of a three-- In the Miss Bowman held at six o'clock the home Mrs. pupils. beginning. Albena Koury, Betty Ziegler, of Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson. Dr. and F. L. Schneider. account of illness on the of piece orchestra began about :S0 was a consistent and convincing Rebecca An- Clyde Miss Helen Schneider part Riding-Hood.- Fee, Mary Livingston, of and Miss Gloml, who has been In some members of the o'clock and lasted (lntil, well, it Little Red " a vamo throughout the clay, The newly elected officers the Hicks Hugo committee nabel Franklin, Marlon Raney, club Mrs. Pansy motored to Santa F? tho navy for the past year, will re wno were responsible for the pro- - Juvenile operattA, will be given by One of the masculine leads was Mar- are; Stanley Vivian, last week-en- d Marie Owen, Lillian Caldwell, Mrs. vice to attend tho high turn to high school at the begin gram this time. the children of the St. John Sunday played by Dale Pnyder, young but tha Nlles and president; Farrell, presi school basketball there. school In It has was Moore, StrUmqnist dent; Mrs. Charles Hall, secretary, game ning of the new semester. early February amastngly versatile, who quite Ruth Mr. and Mrs. George Fimms. Mrs Dr. C. A. Deen announced Mri. B. iA. Rledling. and Mrs. Qockrell, treasurer. Eller Is acting as spon- by as irresistible to the ladies in nis Violet Margaret Medler and Mrs. H. W. Hl-- sor Bradford, director. The first re- as in his first jury Group Buxton, held a regular meeting of the senior boys whom the tottering senility Stella Stubbs, Herman French, met D. Bryan motored to San Ysidro afternoon at the Y. W Klwanis club have been hearsal will be held on Wednesday youthful appearance In the story Perces The Tuesday Literary club for tea last Wednesray inviting afternoon at 8:30 o'clock at the as Bryce, Antoinette Chauvin. last week at the home of Mrs. A. Sunday afternoon, C. A. to attend their luncheons at the fifty years earlier. Chess Byrne Anna Connant, India Clifford, Y. M. C. guild hall. play- - B. McMlllen on West Central ave- A. the Jack of three generations Clark. Watson,' Helen Newberg, a In our ou nue for Bible study. The principal We made mistake re uppuoun " .Aoenne Clifford, Mrs. waiter address of the afternoon on the ,., port nf the faculty came last week. vvomen's football clubs have The Old Town Parent-Teacher- s' Noneman and Helen Hemlln. subject was made the Rev. Wil WELL We find that our faculty won their been barred from membership iti association wilt rood effect In the much encored I Can't the Girls by COUNTRY CAMP. give a benefit dance Our Dreams come Help Loving liam Worthington of Providence. game with the Indian school fac- tho British Football association. and social on duet "Till Elza Seligman,' Annabel Franklin. 15 pie at Society hall True Walter In frock R. I., temporary rector of the St. $ ulty to 10. which organization regards, the January 27. For those who do not Harry Elizabeth Fee, Nellie Falkenberg, John church. The cur- game as unsuitable for women. coat and silk hat gave an excellent Lenore Clara Helen Cathedral wish to dance other entertainment of the elder Brew- Pettit, Stevens, rent events discussion was lead by ALBUQFERQrK. N. M. The girls' team left Friday morn Is promised. The proceeds of the Interpretation Schneider, Sophie Slckler, Rose- H. Fox. A ses- Mr. to at Miss Ethelda V.Ieibtrey, holder famous "Pills.'' ne Mrs, Lynn business and Mrs. ing play Gallup. ster founder of the Helen Ber-nadi- Arch Howard, entertainment will be used for the acts mary Horgan, Stevens, sion followed the program. The former of many swimming records, has school. The association has re Each of the three opened Lewis, Dolores Benjamin, manager and matron of the New With s, of three sooiety girls, next meeting will be held on Jan- At a Thursday resigned from the York a number of use group Nadene Bowers, Jesclle Wolf, Ella 81 camp, have moved to town. Mr. Van S. A. to oentiy purchased Mrs. Carl Mulky, Mr uary at the home of Mrs. C. M. Mrs. morning, the boys of Women's affiliato with the ful things for the school, such as a played by Clayton and Eunice Herkenberg. Botts on Kassing, the new cook, has Btiskfik's gym classes demonstrat- Ambassador S. C. of Atlantic. C. A. and Mrs. Roy ' University Heights. City,. hot lunch equipment, curtains for Sehumaker Rainbow Trail Cleda Mae Bass, surely made a hit with the bovs. ed the forwnrd the backward Graham, with Mrs. E. B. Garcia as Grace Several of the Indiana bovs claim roll, the stage, books for the library of another Chanlng, Mrs. E. L. Cooper, The Business and Professional rolf. forward somersault, knee and a vlctrola. an old lady generation Mrs. Walter Noneman, she Is either from heaven or. dis- who told the story of the romance. Valyne Women's club will meet on Mon- spring, head stand, pryamld, com Gazley, Mrs. Earl C. Porterfield, at 8:15 o'clock tance somersault, Mrs. Garcia gave herself L. K. day evening at the Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell of spring, flying - Mrs. R. Kenny, Mrs. Albert Y. W. C. A. on Second and feats. LEROY YOTT The North Furth street Parent- pletely to the rather dimcuit story North street. Kansas who have heerl other athletic JJV Teachers' association met on Fri- dramatic feel- Blakemore, Lillian Kempenlch and The address of the will be City, Mo., Webster society won the debate Violinist. SPECIALIZE telling with great Mrs. Paul H. Roberts. evening the guests of Paul Stevens for the m day afternoorl at the school house. made by H. T. Robinson, who will Tuesday against Roosevelt society Private or- Class Instruction. ing. Mardi Gras Grace Wickham, In- past week, left Tuesday for Los It was decided to use a part of Mrs. Leslie Brlggs as the old give an Illustrated lecture on canr. on the soldier bonus proposition. Phone 2112-11-- of so- Mm. Frances Cartwrlght, Louis Blake- dian basketry. Miss Paine Angeies. Webster had the affirmative and the proceeds the recent pie fashioned Thankful Stahdlsh, more, Mary Dr. Holgate, of Oregon, a sister cial to chairs fof the audito- Graham as a susceptible maid- Laura Shaner, Dorothy will give a planolog and the wo- Roosevelt the negative. On the P. O. Box 10T, City. I buy Roy Wickham, Thelma Noe-- , Violet Lan- Of Dr. Frishle, of Albuquerque. Is A will be set aside for of an "affair" to man's club Chorus will week-en- affirmative were Russell Gere, rium. part en with souvenirs sing. spending the d at camp BEMTtliG the hot lunch fund. Future benefit sell in the last act. Torn Grove as caster, Johanna Klelnworth, Betty whose sneech exhibited consider Mack, Helen Grunsfeld and Helen The Conversation She has proven to be a regular and Ar- entertainments have been planned the young Tom Hlgglns, or Boston, and Bridge goon Samaritan to our able ability, Lenore Petit and Mrs Bert MoorS. Who CBtTied Sievert. club was entertained last Tuesday tray pati nold Rosen wald: on the negative S. ents, and a royal entertainer to all Mainz I DIAM0I1BS Members of the Woman's aux difficult comedy cart with great afternoon at the home of Mrs. of us. were Yuel Bergman, Virginia of the A. Carlisle post AnrrosB. were all excellent. Four DANCES. B. Miller, Mr. KennetH and Donald Hubble, Fifty pupils iliary Hugh O- - Veitch has moved In As this was of the American legion nave pian children, Dorothy uranam, Eliza- The music committee of the Elks' into town. were attendance. ned a card for th afternoon beth Virginia Clayton and club has dance the big freshman debate between party Gelger, announced another The latest Improvement at camp two considerable in- of January 81. Plans for the party France Falkenberg, ave a splen- In new Is a which was installed the societies, act. the ball room on January PERSONAL telephone, terest was shown. The Judges were COME AND SEE were made at a meeting of the did scene in the second 27. MENTION. last week The that were par- Muslo will be furnished by the Miss Gill. Miss Clark and Mr. Bor- auxiliary on Tuesday evening. The song numbers Visitors at camp this week were ad- Of childhood perpetuated in a members of are rais were "I Could Be Elks orchestra, a grouo of seven Dr. land. Besides the two faoulty the auxiliary ticularly pleasing Evelyn Friable. Mrs. W. Wil the Miss Dixon photograph will impart joy and ABOUT YOURS lnr money for necessary relief Happy With One Little Boy,' by musicians from the full orchestra son, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. visers of societies, revive recollections down (U$ Mrs. P. of White, War Mies there wer sev tender ' work among to Invalid member Miss Bowman and the society of J. Stockton, Austin, Mr. and and Phillips, ; ' the lodge. nock, Mrs. Avery Gibson through tho years. of mm. group, "OUr Wedding Day," by O Texas, returned to her home yes- eral other faculty visitors, MW the legion post. j. h. ' sifter a visit of Misses Anna and Olga Stuckel Takken nnd Miss Sloan, and two Each step In a child's life ShUfflebargor Is piesldent of the Miss Stortz, Miss Tompkins and Mrs. Inex Westlake, local artist terday morning, Messrs. Hammond, Waite bridesmaids the waits song, two weeks at the home of Mr, and Bonham, parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bergman. should be recorded. auxiliary. Meetings are held at and who makes a ot Indian and Johnson. Let child live on as a the every two weeks. "Till Our Dreams Com True," by specialty Mrs, Carl C. Magee. A few of Mrs. your KUbllshem armory The and on wo friends were in Hl-- members are anxiously child through the help of our Miss Storta and Mr. Bryne. stenciling embroidery Magee's intimate Princess emerald finale numbers by the entire oast men's garments, has opened vlnted to meet Mrs. Stockton Infor Mary's engage awaiting the Initiation of new photographic art. U. N. M. SOCIETY aot were ex studio down town. She will be mally on afternoon. ment ring has served to recall the members which will come off In at the close of each Friday fact that of Scots. Closed 'season for soolal stunts ceptional! effective. found afternoons in room 9 of the Miss Molly Kelly, of New York Mary, Queen the near future. each fn dif Mellnl She will also con- la ill with at the St was the possessor, of a wonderful prevails on the campus on account Doxens of choruses, building. pneumonia collection of those ar claBS, In came from regal gems. themes In Amer- of the mia-ye- examinations. ferent costume and with different duct her china Dalntlng Joseph sanatorium. She Composite the THE M1LMRS The Phi Mu girls held their regu- step appeared on the stago during which there are twenty members the east last week to attend the ican history classes were completed at the house the one of its most delightful Of the Woman's club, at the studio. funeral of her uncle, P. F. Mc Mrs. McAvlty, the noted Cana nnd handed in this week to Miss 1 lar "cosey" chapter play, who yllPwATCHMAKCRS & JEWELER! on Thursday afternoon front 4 to features. The last chorus dance of She will also keep a display of her Canna. dlan artist, has Just completed Edsall. WALTON STUDIO 8. Mardl-Gra- s a group handwork there. Herbert Horton has returned a portrait of the Prince of Wales, Miss Helen McOlnnls, a Phi the by large atractlve to Mu Watervllle, Maine, was a of high school girls was almost from a trip to Kansas City and says that the heir the throno is The girls' league program which SISVi Went Central of, ' most .'. guest of the for a few professional and received heavy Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ues Moines. the friendly and considerate was scheduled for this week has Phone 23 chapter eo "sitter she has ever met. been next week on - - days on her way to California. applause. The solo dance by Miss Cooperrider, a son, on Friday. Miss Virginia Rca, coloratura postponed until ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 22, 1922.

gone to Kansas City, Mo., their of the lodge loft here. A delicious Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Livingston high score prize and Miss Beul'i the pastor and workers of the former bore and Dr. J. W. Muir banquet was served aftur tne pro- and son Kenneth. McMinn the consolation prfeo. home department was held at the Las Vejjas has been anointed superintendent gram of the evening. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. Mrs. Joe Woltorth and two chil- home of Mary West on Thursday I of the Santa Fe hospital to suc- Carlos Creamer of Rowe was P. Stone was hostess and Mrs. dren of Texas are visiting the John afternoon and plans for the work ARE WE RELIABLE? ceed Dr. Pittam. here last to attend the Carl Turner, assistant hostess, to Stephenson family. were fully completed. Sunday club Sorosift will entertain its mem- Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ilayward Gross-Kell- y annual meeting. Mr. the Woman's at the home of Mrs. Louella Johnson and little Baptismal services were held at son Trini- Mrs. Stone. This was week-en- d the on bers ami their husbands at dinner and little are here from Creamer has charge of the store the first son of Fort Sumner were Christian church here both The fact that our business doubles and quad- will hi dad and Mr. has taken at meeting of tho new year; the sub- mother-in-la- Mrs. and Sunday evenings and Monday night. The dinner Hayward that place. guests of her Friday should convince reli- served nt the First Methodist charge of the management of the Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rives have ject of the program was "Music Nora Johnson and family. members were received into the ruples every year you of, our S. L. and Art." immersion. church by the Methodist ladies. Castaneda hotel, succeeding moved Into the Van Houten home Arch Gregg, prohibition officer church by ability. Every dollar we make is through the sale This la the first affair of its kind llenedito. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward on Fifth street. George J. Helmers of Kansas and a former resident of Portales, Clenon Mabrcy. left here Satur- of trees, and all the profit is turned back into the the club has ever held. are former residents of Las Vegas, Charles Robblns left for his City. Mo., was a guest In the home arrived here Tuesday and spent day for Gainesville, Texas, to Join has returned and will bo welcomed back into home in Pasadena. Calif., early-- last of Mr. and Mrs, Ed J. Neer, Sr., friends. Mrs. Mabrcy and three children business, aftr paying our bills with local merchants, Miss Aileen Laird social circles. several days visiting who have been for some to reside after hav- week. Mr. Robblns was here to for several days tho past week, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Heath enter- there it and to serve to Las Vegas Mrs. William II. a weeks. enlarging getting better prepared ing spent a year hnd a half at Stapp gave attend the stockholders' meeting Mr. and Mrs. Coe Howard and tained at dinner Sunday Frank where she was employed party at her homo Monday after- of the firm of Gross, Kelly and niece, Miss Imogene Trout, and Roswell and you. Baton, noon. Joyce of Joyce Curry In some French Do in the First National bank. company, of which Mr. Robblns is Mrs. Dru Cvmibie have Just re- of this city. rural districts you want to boost other states, by patron- W. an officeholder. turned from an overland eighty per cent of the inhabitants Mrs. O. O. Askren entertained at Mrs. L. Ilfeld gave a surprls1; trip of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Living- izing their industries or would you rather boost and party for her son, Carl, on Satur- Mrs. W. G. Haydon and daugh- several days to Las Vegas. own their homes. bridge on Thursday lriday on ston arrived here Tuesday from your own state? on the IMaza. day evening. Dancing was enjoy- ter, Virginia, have gone a trip On Wednesday the Rev. J. T. a visit his in her apartments to Mrs. Stahl will Nix united In Wisconsin for with entertained at ed by the members of the younger Oregon. Jack marriage Miss Beula Hubert Livingston, and Did you get our catalog? Mrs. Paul Henry set who were occupy her home during the ab- Cullens of Elida, N. M, and G. A. brother, on Monday and Tuesday present. family. Dr. Livingston was a resi- bridge C. J. Kelly, chief clerk to Divi- sence of Mrs. Haydon. Ford of Portalcs. Tho ceremony Portales for several 1 afternoons. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eetes have was at tho dent of years Den- sion Storekeeper J. I!. McCoy, was performed Baptist par- and has land Interests in this Miss Klizabeth Babcock of removed from the Plaza hotel to sonage. Mr. and Mrs. will large L E S UOJEROJE RURSEBIES married in Kans., Ford ver eome here to take a posi Topeka. Friday, county. PI m has 13, to Miss Ada Harkness the Schlott cottage on Columbia. reside in Portales. plea, Bolls, Carbuncles, etc., quickly tion as Instructor In tha vocational January Mr. Estes Is of the cham- of R. A. Palm, county superin- relieved v Box 216. to succeed Miss of that city. Tho young couple secretary Frank Joyce Roswell, of the of was a business training school, ber of commerce. firm of the Joyce-Prui- tt tendent schools, who has re- have returned to Las Vegas and stores, visitor at Santa Fo last week. Urace MoDonougli, in Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fcnn of Chi- was an over Sunday visitor In Por- or BOILENE have tho Plaza hotel. At , turned to Washington. apartments Mr. Mrs. Mis. J. N. your muney back. 6t)c drugglffts C. cago are guests of and tales. Mr. and Stradley and or by mad Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wqotten Mr. and Mrs. R. McGlynn have C. B. and L. M. postpaid, havp C. Gregory while en route to On Friday evening Mrs. T. E. two sons, A. Stradley, THE nOH.ENK CO, N. M JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING SURE returned from Raton, where they removed from their apartments in to moved here from Clovis Albuquerque, QUICK, RESULTS Plaza to home of Mr. and Southern California spend the Mears was the delightful hostess at Monday spent three weeks visiting relatives. the the winter. a two courso five o'clock luncheon and took up their residence on Mrs. Secundino Romero, who has Mrs. II. M. Northrup, where they street. of C. C. Robblns, vice president of at her homo to twelve young ladies. Colorado been spending some time on the will reside for tha remainder and re- of the Gross, Kelly company, has Places for twelve were laid at a The Rev. J. J. Richards, pastor Romero ranch 25 miles east winter. turned to Los or- week The Kiwanls club on Angeles after having beautifully appointed table. The of the Methodist church, hns here, came into the city this Wednesday been here to attend the annual color scheme was and white. a home of the 'to meet Mr. Romero, who had night celebrated tha seventh an- pink ganized department of the of the meeting of the firm. The hostess was assisted in serv- Sunday school. Miss Mary West come over from tanta Fe. niversary founding David Rosenwald and Mrs. Ros-enwa- McsdamoB soon Kiwanls Dr. J. M. ing by O. S. Strickland, was appointed superintendent and Charles Nolan will leave organization. for Balti- N. C. A. en- left Friday night F. Wollard and J. Wilcox. Mesdames G. Dickboldor, E. N. To La where he will Cook, chairman of the educational the Furniture for Junta, more. Mr. Rosenwald will visit H. V. Trade! in- The hours after luncheon were Wheeler, Thompson and Mrs. gage in business for himself. Mr. committee of the club, gave an on for address on the of New York a spring buying trip spent with progressive games; Mtsa Vernon were appointed Nolan has lived in Las Vegas teresting subjects for E. Rosenwald & Son. Warnlca received in that A of five years and has many friends Kiwanls. E. J. McWenie, presi- Cymballne tha department. meeting here. dent of the Rotary club, who was Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins, of a guest, congratulated the club on ' Nolan, Alaska, are visiting rela- having In its personnel so many tives in New Mexico. They have young and peppy men. Dr, H. R. PORTALES OUR FACTORY .1u.st completed a visit in Mora with Mills, another Rotarian, pointed I Mr. and Mrs. Krvin Ogden, Sr. riut the good to he done by Kiwanls Is now in and is of the dealers our T I . ,1 . J ..l.UA - operation supplying many with goods. Our Herman Vorenberg, Wagon it il uuiuiiiuB utj num lor iikiil- A parent-teacher- s' meeting was is with the most modern known to manu- Mound merchanh and Nathan eouness in business. Vocal solos held at the auditorium of the high plant equipped machinery furniture Wiel, who runs a large business wero given by Haron Aurlemma school building on Monday after- facture, and our workmen are thoroughly trained, skilled furniture makers. in Oeatc, were business visitors and Mrs. Henry Rlattman, accom- noon. Several talks were given, here. panied by Mrs. Charles O'Malley but the principal one was made by Our superintendent has had 35 years' experience making and designing Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bevans of and Mrs. Colbert C. Root, respec- Judge W. E. Llndsey on "The Ob- furniture in this country and Europe. Trementlna, brldo and groom of a tively. A piano solo was given by ject of tha Parent-Teache- As- few weeks, were here the early Mrs. Root. sociation." A in connection week friends. The Woman's club an Eng- park , Part of last visiting gave with the new high school building OUR SEE THE Georgo W. Leeming and Mrs. lish market on Friday evening at was discussed at length by the as- Kmma Rowell, a well known elder- the Armory, the proceeds of which sociation. OUR LINE were to bo one-ha- lf go- ly couple, were married Monday divided, Mrs. Vivian Earl and son, II. L. C. It. at to the charities of the and "KITCHEN "SMAI1R0SK liight by Judge Stewart ing city Karl, arrived here Wednesday from Consists of Dresser. Chiffoniers ,Jiis home. tho other half to be, kept In the and are tho house Rxtenslon Dining Koom TuJblcs. of events of win- of the club. Old fashioned Tucson, Ariz., One the the treasury guests of Mrs. Earl's brother and Kitchen Tables, Dressing ter will be the wireless dance to be songs and dances in costume were Tables, Customers' TABLE" Cards were family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw. QUEENS" Pedestals, given at the Duncan opera house enjoyed. played by will remain in all Tabourets, Bedroom Sets, Etc. East Las fire de- some and was They Portales by the Vegas dancing enjoyed by winter and may locate hero perma- The most convenient Table, partment. The music will be re- others. The affair was a big suc- Have No Equals ever marie. ceived by wireless from a famous cess both socially and financially. nently. Denver orchestra. Miss Alice Coors entertained at The Rev. J. E. Jones, presiding Robert If, Gross and E. L. Gross, a dancing party iat her home on elder of this district of the Meth- The quality of our products is high and the prices low. We are in a young men who grew up in Las Thursday evening, honoring Mrs. odist church, arrived here Saturday WARNING 1 when position to make furniture of and sell it below eastern makers. nt-te- Say "Bayer" you buy Aspirin. quality Vegan, were here last week to Rowner Graham of San Francisco, and hold quarterly conference on the annual meeting of Gross, Calif., who Is here visiting her par- Saturday night. Reverend Jones Dealers, visit our factory when in Albuquerque. Kelly and company. Their home ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Cunning- stated that he found tho Portale Unless see the name on tablets', arc Write we will have a is in St. Louis, and they are broth- ham. church in tho best condition till you "Bayer" you us, salesman see you at the earliest possible date. ers of Mrs. Daniel T. Kelly of San- The ladles' Aid Society of the around of any church in this dis- not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians ta Fe. w ho with Mr. Kelly was here Immaculate Conception church trict. So many new members have WE SELL TO MERCHANTS ONLY. to visit her brothers. met at the homo of Mrs. D. W. been added to this church during over 22 years and proved safe by millions for S. B. Davis, Jr., left Friday night Condon Thursday afternoon. the past year that they were en- for Washington, where ho will at- Earon Auriemma sang Gounod's titled to more stewards, and the Colds' Headache 'Rheumatism tend a conference called by Presi- "Avo Maria" nt the church of the names of W. E. Daniels, E. N. dent Harding. Mr. Davis is asso- Immaculate Conception Sunday. Wheeler, and R, H. Grisson were Toothache Neuritis SHAMROCK FURNITURE Co. ciate justice of the, New Mexico He also gave a solo at the Method- added to that body. Reverend Neuralgia supreme court. ist church the same day. Jones also filled the pulpit Sunday Earache , Pain, Pain New Mexico H. A. Whittington of La Cueva Dr. ,1. M. Cunningham and Mr. at both morning and evening serv- Lumbago Albuquerque, and Walt Naylor, the Dilla cattle Charles Ilfeld were honored Tues- ices GEO. E. man, were In Denver for the stock day evening bv the Masons at their Mr. and Mrs. David Hustead and Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. BREECE, PATRICK ROBISON show. Hunker also at- rooms with a affair child of St. Paul, Minn., arrived . President George lodge special boxes of 12 Also bottles of 24 and 100 Manager tended. arranged in their honor, becauie here Tuesday and are visiting Mrs. Handy "Bayer" tablets Druggists. Dr. and Mrs. R. F. rittnm have they are the only charter members liustead's parents and brother, A';v!:;:: tlia trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of M'noacetlo:ic;!c::ter c' allcvlicac;.!

MAIL ORDERS 25c to 50c Fancy Braid Women's Strap-Wri- st Gloves of 10c If your order for specially priced merchandise Is mailed More than 150 pieces of fancy Chamois Lisle, $1.08 promptly after due receipt of silk braid, in every combination per pair our advertisement, It will be of colors; just the thing for Good looking fabric gloves, and In the most preferred filled at? the price advertised if dress trimming. Braid that sells style. They are made by one of the best fabric glove makers, the goods are not sooner closed regularly for 23c to BOo, for and their colors are white, mode, pongee and grey. out. , the yard 10c

THE ECONOMIST EMULATES THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER IN CLEANING HOUSE. EVERY SHELF, EVERY NOOK IS SWEPT CLEAN. ITS OUT WITH ALL THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW STOCKS. OUR DETERMINATION IS TO START FEBRUARY 1ST WITH THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF MERCHANDISE CARRIED OVER FROM THE FALL SEASON. COST HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN TO MOVE IMMEDIATELY THIS SEASON'S MERCHANDISE. FOR ROOM MUST BE MADE FOR THE IMMENSE SPRING STOCKS ON THE WAY TO US NOW.

Corduroy Breakfast SUITS-SUIT- COATS DRESSES COATS S and For Cool Mornings, For Traveling Our entire stock of fur trim- Silk and Cloth Robes of wide, narrow wale or med suits radically reduced and brocaded corduroy In many simple offered in three coat styles, shown in becoming price groups. DRESSES Values to $30.50 shades of cherry, Copenhagen and Originally priced $65.00, $75.00 in both small and medium Divided Into two groups at pansy, sizes. and $100.00. Now Coats without $23.75 and $20.50 An attractive fall and winter priced number, rang- shown at ing from the utility coat for selection, $35.00, $49.50 and $69.50 wear to the hand- Tricotines, Georgettes, Crepe rough outing $3.95, $5.09, $6.95 Materials . include mousayne, some fur trimmed coats Twill Canton dressy Satins, Cords, ' velour de for best occasions. We have and up laine, tricotine, etc. Crepes, Kitten's Ear Satins. Some without trim- made drastic cuts in our prices pis fur, others and no doubt have the coat med with natural mole, just Dresses beautiful squirrel, you want at the price you want CHILDREN'S nutria, o'possum and raccoon. to Then we have taken a ly embroidered, A variety of styles to choose pay. and clev-lerl- y its? big bunch of all kinds of coats, For Street pleated BATH ROBES from, which includes long slen- both stitched; der lines as well as box coat ef- plain and fur trimmed that severely Afternoon (others Now Is the time to think of nice fects in all the new in- sold originally up to $47.50 and plain. A great warm bath robes. colors, marked them for quick and Dinner (variety of black cluding black and navies. 14J . M Warm Bath Robes made of Bea- Wear dresses; also i We have reduced one big lot f browns, n a v y s con robes for children 2 to 6 years 3f Suits for this occasion to and new and up to 18 years. In various pat- only $19.98 fall terns, both light and dark, for boys shades. and girls.... $2.00 and op r $29.98 for values up to $49.50 NEW STYLES, NEW EFFECTS Incomparable grace and loveliness Is novelty expressed In these New Frocks with their bouffant lines basqiied, blouse and elbow sleeves in nil the new 1922 colors. NEW COLORS NEW OF TAFFETA Spring, Featuring full scalloped skirts, plaitings, ruffles, tucks, stitching, moire SPRING DRESSES TOUCHES ribbon and rosette trimmed. ( Scotch Plaid Wool MUSLIN SHEETS SALE OF CORSETS WOMEN'S HOSIERY BLANKETS $15.85 These prices on the same qualities have Turkish Bath not been Towels, In Women's thread Knit AVe have 6 of these Scotch Plaid Wool quoted for years, so It Is truly Broken Sizes silk Stlckings with mercerized lisle flare Undergarimt Blankets to be closed out at this price. a time to buy all you need and save more top and garter hem; lisle feet with double Size 66 by 80. inches in beautiful BATH heels and Broken Lines Reduced. colorings. than you can at any other time of MATS, Pronounced by our patrons to be the solos, toes; specially priced, A wonderfully fine blanket at a vcrv spe- year. per The see best values they have ever before been pair $2.50 Women's ankle white wool cial price $15.85 minute you these sheets, feel their in length all offered good models, perfect condition, Pants and Tights, 34 and 86 only. .$1.48 quality and see how carefully made they WASH 6L0THS best materials and greatly undorprlccd if size Is In lot. Women's Black and African Brown Silk Women's elbow All Wool are, you will be amazed at the low for you your the seam high neck, sleeve, ankle prices. Turkish Towels, 85o to $1.80 each Stockings, back, length Union Suits, fine cotton $1.43 We will promptly attend to order elastic lisle garter tops; double lisle heels your by Bon mail size. All over Jacquards or Royal Worcester, Ton and Gossard and toes, special price, per pair. ,. .$1.35 Women's Fleeced Union-- . Suits, come or telephone, if you cannot come In large plain I Corsets. BLANKETS 11.75 weaves with rnicheline and Jacquard bor- high neck, long steeve; round' neck, el- personally. ders In pink, , blue, lavender and orange. bow sleeve;, low neck, no sleeve; ankle 40 extra blankets of In $1.B0 Corsets, go at , ..BBc Children's Black Cat and Iron Clad Cot- now heavy all virgin wool There are several wreath and stripe effects. Woven close- Regular length. Choice in any style, each $1.00 In the southdown 66 by 80 inch size. brands such as Utlca, of the finest yearns. ton Hose, Boys' heavy rib and girls' fine plaids, ly $3.00 Corsets, go at...... 6 VeBt One of our best numbers and a Mohawk, Whitethorne, Guest Size Turkish 25c and 35c. Regular .$1.50 rib. sizes to 11, special closing out price, Children's Fleeced and Pants, high blanket Towels, sleeve ankle for warmth and wear; $4.00 go per pair ..50c neck, long vest, length pants. unsurpassed long, Size before be- Regular Corsets, at...... $2,00 Size 4 to 14 to close out $11. 75 hemming. Early comers will able to match ' ' years, white only.. 25c each at,.v their Turkish towels from $4.50 Corsets go at $2.B0 . large among Regular Women's Wool 54 by 90 inches $1.40 these similarly designed guest towtls of Hose, brown and heath- OUTING GOWNS AND PAJAMAS. , Wool Mixed Regular $5.00 to $6.00 Corsets go at $3.50 ers, special 63 regulation size. Micheline and Jacquard closing price, pair $1.00 ! by 90 inches $1.65 borders of blue, lavender Brighton Brand of. .Women's Billy pink, tnd orange $7.00 to $8.50 Cornets s; . Regular go at $5.00 Burkes and made of Amos-kea- g in wreath and effect-i- ' 63 by 99 inches $1.85 stripe Women's Imported Wool Hose, plain, Well made and BLANKETS $10 to $11 Corsets outing. tailored in 72 to $3.50 Regular go at,. $(1.50 heavy rib and embroidered styles, regular sotid colors of white, pink and blue $5.98 by 90 inches $1.85 .Bath Rugs, $(.25 values outing Heavy, fine, and closely woven mats In Regular $19.50 to $15 Corsets go at $8.50 $3.60. Special, pair ,,.$2.00 flannel. Regular prices on these was $5. We have 20 pair Wool Mixed Blankets, 81 99 inches Specially priced for this sale Kill by $2.00 floral and conventional Jacquard patterns. .$2.50 and they go in a at this price. ' hurry Colors both light and dark, include blues, Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets are Women's heavy elght full fashioned Outing Flannel Gowns, made of Hummer plaid, red and black and black Some arc plain hemmed; others and lavender. Lace and Gossard Corsets striped and white plaids. pinks, yellow Back Lace In black cotton Hose, regular value was $1. out flannel, with or without collars. To Wash Cloths, 7$c. to 25c each. front. In pink, flesh and white. Sizes 8. 9, 4 only. Special, pair. .50c close these out. Choice at... 98c each January 22, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

bottles and all the children of the day night at the home of Mrs, Music and social chat was first and second enjoyed Normal grades as well as ENGLISH GIRL PAINTS MANY NOTABLES beheuiich. The rooms were beau during the evening after which University some of the younger ones higher RATON CLOVIS tlfully decorated and a delicious Mrs. Anderson served light re- are "filled dinner was up, up" at tho leanest ;l I turkey served to the freshments. and hungriest hour of the school following guests: Mr. and Mrs. The high school gave a play, IjAS VEGAS. morning. The improvement in ef- Raton gets $1,500 in the distri Miss .Agnes Lalonde and Ernest Dowoll of Portales, Mr. and Mrs. "The Dear Boy Graduate," Satur- VV. H. Mr. President com- ficiency and energy in tho case of S. both well known yelling Duckworth, and Mrs day evening at tho high school Wagner has Just bution of from the fire in Marsh, Ho-bar- pleted most of the youngsters has been re- receipts of this were F. B. Herod, Dr. Chapman, t auditorium. arrangements for a The surance companies doing business people city quietly Mr. and S. A lecture and entertainment markable. milk is paid for by married Sunday at tho bride's Miller, Mrs. The ladies of the Home Mis- course next the parents when possible, but in the state, it has been announced Rev. Fabicn. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson, sionary society of the Methodist for fall and winter,' Parent-Teacher- home by Fathor with the s' club for the P. M. A. LIncau, In of the Mrs. Francis Mayhall, Miss Metz, church were entertained on the expectation of belnprable by charge After wedding the happy Miss Owens and Miss to put the new Ufeld auditorium primary grades sees that no tot the Btate insurance bureau. The young couple left for a honey- Nannon Thursday afternoon at the home Into use goes without his matutinal nour- moon the aft- Noble. of Mrs. J. Bi-le- r. suph by that time. The allotment Is based upon popula- trip through south, I.eland Butt from is Mr. Mrs. course is ishment. will to Clo-v- is Kentucky and Fred Nicholas one of Redpath's best, tion and can be used for equipment er which they return and Mrs. both from the educational and A very enjoyable meeting of the to make their future homo. visiting Mr, J. E. Love and little son visited relatives la Parent-Teacher- s' only. this week. Albuquerque the- past week. popular points of view and has association was At of Mr. Mnrsli is employed with the for its held afternoon. A musical the annual meeting the Santa Fo as an The Progress club met on Tues Miss Marjorle Derrick and aunt leading number Laredo Taft, Friday stockholders of the First National I Z I operator. 10th, at the home of were the noted Mr. is program was by Mrs. Kw4 S. day. January Socorro, business visitors sculptor. Taft arranged bank of Raton held last week, no ;W rY A, Jackson, superintendent of the president, Mrs. J. W. Wil- in Magdalena on not only famous as a sculptor o( Charles O'Malley. Mr. James of tho Ranehvale high school, Thursday, the noted change was made in the directorate kinson, with Mrs. Langdon B considerable genius and artistlo Auriemma, signer, for but at tho directors' which was in Clovis Saturday. Mr. Jack- as assistant hostess. but is also an merly an of Caruso, meeting Is out of coun- Gregg standing, excellent understudy followed an important change was son for the office Thursday Auction club met at and entertaining public speaker. who Is now here In the interests of ty superintendent. three-ac- the mado by the election of J. Van the home of Mrs. Chas. Scheu A t modern play on Salvation army, rendered a succeed- WINSLOW In put solo. on Houten to the presidency, Tho court houso has been rich. This was the last meeting truly Broad waylan Btylo by the pleasing Others the pro- C. wit- were Mrs. Miss ing N, Blackwell, who has served crowded with spectators and of the series nnd determined the Bubblers company will be tho gram Ufeld, Irene in nesses to the trial of six the position for many years. Mr. N listening Indies with the low scoreH second number, followed by Itoscoo Gage, Miss Marguerite Green. The marriage of Mlsg Lucille O. Blackwell was mado chairman of f Y? r James Todd, tried for the murder who shall entertain with big Scott, famous lecturer, cartoon- Tho revived Trlgonian society board of The new of his brother-in-la- James E. scores Paul, of Los Angei-j- and Frank ist, has the directors. at dinner. newspaper and magazine gotten into Its oldtlme pace officers are: J. Van Houten, presi- t Roy. D. Howe occurred at HolbrootC writer, in his lecture "You Got To and is 3:20 Wed- meeting at every dent; C. A. Nyhus. vice president; Carl McGee of Amarlllo, Tex- Wednesday of this week. The Pay" and "You Can't Get By With nesday afternoon. The program for H. Erie and Miss Florence Prince of It." The last J. H. Hunt, vice president; as, bride Is an estimable fourth number is to be Wednesday follows: Current Hoke, cashier; Arthur Johnson, as- Clovis were married in Tucum-ca- rl young lady the Zedeler Instrumental Quintette events, Albert Schmidt: the present JOth. Miss MAGDALENA of Los Angeles. The groom has and sistant cashier. January Prince the last will be the Irene state of New Mexico's industries. Plans for 1922 were formulated is the charming daughter of Mr. lived in this city for a number of j an Stolofsky company, of which Mile. Barney Caton; original story, the executive committee of the and Mrs. Henry Prince of this years and is Interested in Irene Stoflesky, the famous Rus- John Samford. President Pete by Charlie Brown of the sian Colfax county farm bureau at nn city. Cleveland, laundry business. They will make violinist, is the star. Pankratz presided. enthusiastic held In E. W. Bowen, a real estate and Ohio, was in Magdalena the past their heme here. Las meeting Vegas has always suffered The old library has now been Springer last week. The continu- Insurance man of Tueumearl was week calling on old friends and Mrs. J. D. McCully and from a s daugh lack of worthwhile enter- converted into one of the pleasant-es- t ation of the publication of the i f V h s in Clovis Tuesday on business. visiting his mother and his ter, Miss Jesselyn, of Su tainments and class rooms In re- of v and A. C. at family lecturers during the the building, farmers' Exchange Bulletin, the J Mr. Mrs. McClelland brother, Donald, Kelly. perintendent. MeCulIy of the Santa winter season and President Wag- lieving the former congestion some- ficial organ of the bureau, was ae ' of Plainview, Texas, were the Mrs. R. P. Lenlz returned home Fe, have arrived In tho ner's to rooms i city from plan put the new audito- what. The formerly used cided upon. This publication has ,,u fYVv guests of his father. Mayor Joe Thursday morning after a two San Bernardino, Calif., for a rium in- weeks' visit with short into immediate use for this for the storing and issuance of proven its value through the MeClellan, this weelf. her daughters visit with Mrs. William Matthle. purpose will be a service not text books are being cleaned and of commodities between Mrs. Francis E. Nixon of Fort at Mountainair. great terchange Whllo here they w'ere Joined by only to the normal but to the com- put Into shape for use either as a farmers In various sections of the Sumner, was in Clovis Saturday. Winnlferd Holt of El Paso Mrs. J. N. a9 well. Tho course board of office or an ad- dissemin- Mrs. Nixon is in spent a of the week Ladcman, a sister of munity would regents' county and through the actively engaged portion past Mr. McCully, who resides at St. run at various Intervals through- ministrative office. If used for of on farm sub- politics. with friends here. out ation information Louis. Before returning to the the school year. the latter the present president's jects. A drive for new members Miss Myrtle Rogers of Fort On Thursday afternoon Mrs. R. roast tho The Girls' met office will become a sort Is her D. L. Butler was hostess to the la- party will make a trip Friendly society probably will also take place Boon. Worth, visiting brother, to Albuquerque and the Grand at La. Casa de Ramona Friday to of rest room. The rearrangement The Young Business Girls' club M. Rogers, of this city, dies of the Bocial Circle of the roll bandages for use in the work was made possible by the conver- entertained at a luncheon in the Tho Treble Clef club met in Presbyterian church. Mrs. But-l- Canyon. of II. C. Kabelin and mother, Mrs. the publio health department of sion of the auditorium into a libra- Business and Profesional Womens' regular session Saturday, January served refreshments to her Naomi San Miss Louise In 7, the homo of J. A. guests. Kabelin, have returned Miguel county. ry. club rooms Thursday evening Miss a( work on her of Mme, at Judge from a to Wills, county nurse, be- Miss Merle Brandenburg, head Lota E. who Dorothy Vicajl painting David Lloyd Hall, on North Pile. Miss Bertie Douglas Is able to visit Los Angeles, Cal. appeared honor of Miss Kelly, George. Although V. E. Gibson has left for Los fore a recent meeting of the Boclety of the art department, who has organized their club and who is this was the regular social meet- be out again after an illness of and out va- several weeks. Angeles, where he will enter the pointed the need for char- been detained eince Christmas leaving Raton. Tli'e color scheme Miss a Is ing, it was necessary to have a itable assistance case of cation at her home in re- Dorothy Vicajl, young English girl, winning fame by her business session. to Mrs. Ed Dickens left on Santa Fo hospital at that point ,ln the Indiana, of tho decorations were yellow and remarkable skill in women. Two short Owing Friday for an many who comme under her care, turned this week end and will white. After the luncheon the painting European of her oils that the fact that four of the officers, for El Paso for a stay of several operation. Ho was accom- have attracted attention are of Mme. David wife Child-er- s, to the coast his wife. and the "Girls Friendly" volun- her duties Monday. club president, Miss Bertha Brown, Lloyd George, of Mildred Seott, Katherine days. panied by so- ben- Great Britain's nramicu. and Queen Mother Alexander Mrs. Cleo Tuesday of tho week teered to get on the Job. This The college Juniors put on a in a pleasing little speech, present- of Grunt Britain. Maxine Nelson and Audrey Walker and little past Ever-shar- Mesdames Robert Powell ciety was organized last autumn efit picture show at the Coronado ed Miss Kelly with a gold p Carmain, have been 'promoted to daughter Dorothy are visiting and fol- relatives in Las Grover C. Bazell at under the direction of. Miss Birdie night. In addition to the of Slater-Green- the Nevln Harmon club, the Vegas. entertained Friday pencil. In her acceptance Deacon Brown and same to Denver-Puebl- o Adams, who is the presi- movie Mr. James capacity the officers were elected to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oroom-brldg- e bridgo at the home of the former. present regular features, the gift. Miss Kelly thanked the took audience eur-pri- lowing dent. The nucleus was Auriemma and Mrs. of on They their by territory. Engineer Nye has take their Con- left Tuesday for Colorado J. H. Dent, who has been lo- original Wilson, girls and also gave them a talk by their entrance at the close been places: President, composed of normal and Misa Lottie wo- assigned to the Rio Grande stance first vice where Mr. Groombridge has ac- cated at tho city water here dormitory Hoswell, sang the many things required of of tho original program. Refresh- division to made va- Pixley, president, plant girls, but the now' in- Wood, a Junior colege girl from the men business. was interest- that position Pauline SUarda; secretary, Doro- cepted a good position. They are for a number of years as assist- membership in It ments were served and all declare cant by the death of James Camp- the auto. cludes a large number of the gen- Pecos valley, danced. Proceeds go as well as instructive and will suc- thy Campbell; class reporter, making trip by ant engineer, has accepted a po- ing tho whole affair was a decided bell. Wester-fiel- The ladies of the W. C. T. TJ. eral student body and many town mostly to the iund for senior en- prove beneficial to them In their cess. Mary Burns and Mary sition at Belmont and has moved girls as well. Mrs. Scott ia vice tertainment in the was an The Ladles' Aid society of the Tho consisted of held a bake sale on aft- his family to that spring. work. The evening enjoy- Miss entertain- program Saturday point. president; Mrs. Arthur Ufeld, Charles Bowman is n new stu- one Doris Czarlisky Christian church will meet with instrumental solos by Jane Alice ernoon. Harley Young has returned able to all present. ed a number of friends Tues- Mrs. nn Duncan K. patroness, Tcarl Campbell, recor- dent in the college department. Mr. Miss Margaret Rice entertained a large Cullum Thursday afternoon Hall; Louise Jane Carmain and Major suddenly from an extended visit with his der, and Lottie Wood treasurer of Bowman comes froi . day evening at her home with a on Nevada avenue. The change Lucile Refreshments passed away on Friday, at Ohio. here Edmond, number of girl friends Friday were Misses Copeland. January parents Cincinnati, the society. The charter has been Okla., and is accompanied by his at a farewell In dunce. The guests from Mrs. Grey's home was made of sandwiches und chocolate were 13, at his home in Magdalena, F. L." Tabor has returned to this afternoon party Aileen Es-tel- la due to received from the national head- wife, who Is a graduate of the Uni- honor of Miss Rosetta Stevens, who Laird, Bertha Brown, on account of sickness in the Grey served. death being heart disease. city after having been In the hos- in New York and con- of Oklahoma. Sutcliffo, Evelyn Wildenstein home. Every member is renuest- - The Order of the Eastern Star He leaves three sons, Duncan K. at Los for the quarters versity expects to leave for Colorado Jen-ni- o pital Angeles past siderable work has been planned The Delta Mary Deiickson, Opal Bergen, ed to be present. The plans of the will give a box supper at the Ma- Major, Jr., of Washington, D. C; few months. Sigma Epsilon girls Springs. Besides the honor guest, Iliws Elton Dur- Kenneth of New for the future. were very enjoyaHy entertained the invited guests were Misses and Messrs. 'year will require hearty support sonic ball Monday evening, Janu- Major York City, Miss A. A. Butcher, of Berkeley, The has volunteered to last Misses ham, William Murphy, Melchoir of every one to accomplish the 23. AH Masons and Stars and Malcolm Major of Puerteclto, a society Saturday by Delgadu, Dorothy Brooks, Hazel Sever, ary N. M. Calif., has accepted position take active charge of the nor- Campbell and Cavett at the home Eleanor Roth, Manville Chapman, Clarence work. are requested to come. The funeral services were with the Santa Fe of- ITelon Tarkington, Dniry Peto Nelson, club conducted Rev. N. railroad mal's share in the Red Cross drive of the latter. The meeting was a and Beatrice Whitmore. Miss ITealy, Harry Jell's, Tho members of the Coser The Rebekahs will give a pie by J. Stoffel, fices in this city. now put over in Vegas. At roll call and met with a John Williams, Booth Tarkington met at the homo of Mrs. Mack Al- supper at the Masonic hall, Janu- after which the remains were C. E. and C. W. being meeting Stevens is a popular high school Mr. and enter- to his old Lewis Chap- Christmas time furnished response from all members. Jun- and Landon Gillespie. len Friday afternoon nnd ary 30, at which time all mem- Bhlpped home in New of they good student and a member of the Mrs. Bernard broth- York to be burled man left the first part the dolls of their own making to most Miss Opal Tipton spoke on the class classmates II. Czarlinsky, tained in honor of Mrs. E. J. bers are earnestly requested to City, In the week for the at Los An- ior and her deeply er sister-in-la- of Mu- hospital of the Indigent children of Las mission of the sorority and the re- Is to leave them nnd the hostess, Nichols, one of theln members who come and have a good time. family cemetery. where will remain for regret that she assisted in the guests. has to Trinidad. Colo., to live. and will constitute tho Clifford Carter who Is geles, they Vegas. mainder of the program was given the middle of the school entertaining gone sic games employed a few days on account of illness. Thrift week was featured at the over to some music during Tho Wildcat club held its semi- A social good time was enjoyed by evening's entertainment. In a printing office In Santa Fe good lively and year. Her parents live at Colorado several Fred C. Domeretit has returned normal by several visits from the Jazz with Miss Whetsel at the she will enter the monthly meeting Friday evening all present. Delicious refreshments The public is Invited to attend spent days the past week from a visit with friends at ex- Springs and high A with his mother Mrs. A. short First National bank's saving piano. school there. in tlio basement of the library. were served. the dedication of the land of the here, II. Los Miss ad- dance was as a farewell Barton at 10 o'clock Carter. Angeles. pert. Cora Duncan, who At of the membership given party t'laru College Little Misa Dolores and Geor-gia- na a meeting fifiy-on- o Butler was a dressed the general asemhly Tues- From all accounts Milte Gibbons of tho Christian church in tho base- for Miss Alleun Laird, who is leav- For more than years Saturday morning, January 21. Royden happy rooms soon for Las Miss Ro- not the Uratton will make a short little host on Saturday afternoon KIngrua entertained a large day and the various grade will be the next veteran of the ring ment of the city library last Wed- ing Vegas, tho relrrnlng Pope baa left Judge number of their friuida at a birth- at different times week. to The St. setta who left for Colo- followed by Rev. Elliott when he entertained a number of during the retire. great Paul boxer nesday evening, reports of the Stevens, grounds of the Vatican, in which address, his day afternoon. Miss Birdie Adams, teacher in to in bouts It rado Springs, and Manville Chap- of the Presbyterian church. Rev. schoolmates to help celebrate party Saturday plans engage flve'more year's work were received and he has been a voluntary prisoner. his Among the wetik-en- d visitors to the training school, primary de- and then hang up his padded was found the societies had man, who is leaving this week to Stump of the Baptist church' and eighth birthday anniversary. consider- that Rev. Poston of the Christian Dainty refreshments were served Gallup were Jesse Hohn and wife, partment, reports with mitts. made an excellent showing for the attend Iowa university. Is to a cer- E. Neal and able enthusiasm the excellent re- Holding your breath church who will in turn make by Royden's mother. Joseph Voelker, past year. After listening to the Tho position of road foreman of of health. Mrs. W. J. Miss Loulso of this sults of the "filling station" es- The scientific of on division of tile A.. tain extent a test your shor t talks. Anderson delight- Fox, city, study electricity reports those present were treated engineers this to ' Mrs. entertained a few on has aocepted a with the tablished some time ago for the began in the sixteenth music, en- T. and S. F. has been discontinued Normally, adults should be able Mrs. Chas. Reheurioh and fully friends position century to a program of and A. were Thursday evening in honor of Santa Fa at l'hoeriix, Ariz. Shs youngsters of the lower grades. when certain experiments were tertainment. One of the most and J. B. Mcri'itt, who held the po- hold this for from forty to fifty H. Miller the charming I Mr. and Mrs. Earl left for that last Milk is delivered in numerous pint shown to Queen Elizabeth. was the stunt put on by sition, has been transferred in the seconds. hostesses at a bridge party Fri Groombrldge. point Monday,

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cheap priced cars which the run of GOOD SALES OF BUICKS GOOD RESOLVES' harmless experiences which form ENORMOUS QUANTITIES TO INSTALL WIRELESS Wiles, Louisville, Ky told the ROADS AND MOTORS human beings in this country can a part of our everyday routine. National Association ot Taxicab have, and had there been no arti-- I DURING THE PAST WEEK FOR CAR OWNERS "For every motor car accident, OF WHISKIES BEING PHONES ON TAXICABS Owners, of which he is vice presi- WILMEND fieial barriers at the national someone falls downstairs." The Plans WAR FOR YEAR SMUGGLED SAYS dent here today. are being boundaries to keep neighbor from "Was never so with 1922 Packard quotes, from Aetna, "For IN, The AMtoclntrd completed for the experiment, he am to half pleased (By Press.) (By Irvin S. Cobb.) seeing neighbor. I prone as I am with Bulck every four motor accidents, some- Chicago, Jan. 21. Wireless said. think thnt not even Prussian mili- anything my New Year resolutions for car one's bicycle comes to grief. For ny The Asanoinlrd Pros.) 4 telephones will Tie Installed on an aarsrcsa tarism could have driven all the coupe." writes Henry Miller, owners suggested by Saving Sam every five, the horse kicks once. Seattlo, Wash., Jan. 21. Inves- Blotting paper is now for tha (From .elivered of tho world into a of the Western Auto com- some taxicabs to facilitate their dis- In the annual of Na- (astern part southwestern representative of Supply For every nine, noor victim tigations which he has carried on first time being produced dinner the dreadful & Co. in So- Los Exam- to L. L. tional Automohilp Chamber of struggle. Morris "Landed pany, says the Angeles goes to the dogs. For every ten, in Idaho, Washington and Oregon, patch waiting customers, Vou ;ol To Know Man the corro Without a run- iner: seashore or ex- Commerce, Hotel Commodore, New Along miss, engine the swimming hole have revealed that thqre have York Highroad. ning as smoothly as Could be. Am Whereas, I am desirous of get- acts a toll of one. For every forty-on- e city, recently:) Because when to know been little dimunition in recent The minds of all mankind todav you get amazed at the power of the Bulck ting the utmost pleasure and serv- someone's fingers wander into months in the amount of illicit a man and you do know him bet- ice from car with the an- are concerned with the ambition engine. It took hills iny least the electric fan, and for every liquor smuggled into the north- ter when you aro riding in a car on that forced some six and noyance, and forty-nin- scores di- and tho hope of working out come high poison, ivy a west from Canada. V. A. Hazel-tin- e, feasible along tho highroad than you ever eight cylinder cars into interme- Whereas, I desire to operate rhy rect hit. scheme of doing away can from a railroad train when general prohibition agent for with warfare races of diate and low. And to top it all, car economically and to lower de- "While comparisons are odious, the United declared here among the you to know him, find out I never so re- is States the world, and with all I get you rode in anything quite preciation. Therefore, be it there something about these want modesty that he is the general run of hu- comfortable." solved that, statistics that afford comfort and today. to offer a formula which at in one much "Enormous" supplies of Amer- 13 man beings land and 3Ur. Miller is one of nine recent I will keep my tires in- solace to tho motor car owner. least a beginning toward that be- correctly ican and whiskies are be- like the rnn of human Buick three-passeng- to do to foreign end, and I offer it In seriousness. general purchasers here. The flated, and this will procure Safety first, be sure, but with it into Seattle and other ings in another. four coupe he a tiro gauge. a sane ing brought Give to every people of every land T be- sylinder always viewpoint." Sound each And I mean it when say I purchased, averaged 27 miles to , I will test m'y battery regularly l'uget ports month, better roads and more automobiles lieve that tho of tho use of the with he asserted. and we will do away with much of spread gallon of gasolino in a test a good hydrometer. .A VAWVE STEM TEST, automobiles is going to do as much made Just before ho I will keep my car clean and tho ill will that exists between purchased To test a defective valve for a The new trans-Atlant- Ma- to teach one nation that another it. The body work and grey shiny with the use of a chamois liner human beings on this planet to- nation is made of decent chaps slow leak, turn the wheel until the jestic will have eight separate rt up whipcord upholstery appeals to and good auto polish. valve stem is at its ay. and to cure them of their old ri- is a I will learn how to make sim- highest point kitchens with seventy cooks, North Sontli Did everyone. It powered with e and Not Know as valve-in-hea- as far from tho road as twenty-fiv- fifteen valries and feuds and bitterness H7 d mo- on my car possible. bakers and Kuril Other. on God's horsepower ple repairs by studying Remove the dust cap and hold a butchers. Back in '61 any other agency green tor, very similar in construction a good book on automobile repair- had there been footstool can ever hope, to do. to glass of water eo that the mouth broad, smooth ran the famous Bulck Six motor. ing. of the stem is highways that Like the I will fit car out with relia- submerged beneath from the nulfs to tho Lakes and higher priced models, it my the liquid. Small bubbles of air is pre-hcat If tho man who lived in Powth THE REO EXHIBIT equipped to the fuel ble tools, pump and Jack. will nd rise to in cold weather. Cord i will at all times a tow form the surface, sYou Carolina could step in his lizzie tires and carry of the water If the valve is leaking. Can Now Buy the New Series and turn on the cruise ATTRACTS ATTENTION Alemite grease system are a part line. When such troublo is gas and of its I will car with front experienced, KLAND nway to Vermont and find out that GOOD ROADS SHOW regular equipment. protect my the cause is usunlly eliminated by . Tho tho there were of his own other eight recent purch- and rear bumpers. down the of Reo Passenger Cars, Improved in people asers of Buick cars are: Marshall I will procure a for screwing seating the blood and bad much tho same as- spotlight 1,1 VV1LU new II Zel-sc- ruiyo liriclvillfs pirations and the same desire for The movement for good roads Jones, touring car; W. K. r, night driving and flashlight or SPORT Is 4 sedan: W. A. 4 plunger. and the decent and peaceful and orderly receiving further impetus at the Abel, road- trouble lamp for. night repairing. Quality Appearance, at this would thirteenth annual meeting of tho ster; J. H. liberie, 7siassenger 6; I will not leave signaling to government, country Good as- J. A. will MILLIONS FOU ROADS. never have been rent by a great American Head Builders' Reynolds, seven passenger chance, but equip my car with civil war. sociation in Chicago according to IS; Martin Bempwolf, 4 touring: an efficient signaling device. States and counties of the United following prices: Cnrs Mould Have Averted World B. M. Britiian, Jr., of the Paulin Dr. W. H. Long, 4 touring; Paul I will grease my car regularly. Plates have recently authorized 6 mil War. Motor Car company, Inc. He states Dalies, sedan. I will not guess at oil or gaso- tO.in.OOO.OOO bonds for road con- that a lien line, but will Install which struction, much of it of concrete, And I will go further than that. Speed Wagon equipped guages Combines attractiveness 5 Roadster .....-...... -.-..-.$159- From own at the with a road floater and dump will tell me accurately the amount $381,000,000 bonds are passing my knowledge i.s with sturdiness and front and behind the lines of how body one of tho most interest- C. W. NASH SEES NO of each. through process of authorization, Touring ...... ,tl 1595 the civilian yes, and the ing exhibits and a display which I will equip my car with correct and the federal government has ap- economy populace is Touring 1595 soldiers of warring lCurope felt, 1 attracting unusual attention. FURTHERJJEDUCTIONS headlight lenses. propriated $200. 000,000 toward am constrained to believe thnt had In speaking of the Job, Jlr. I'.rit-tia- I will have a good horn and use road construction, making a total 20 to 25 miles to the gal- 3- - Passenger Business Coupe ..s 1895 it been to 1914 for says: "A Speed Wagon A dealers' meeting the it frequently. fund of over $1,200,000,000 for 4-- possihle prior a during de- lon of Passenger Family Coupe v,' 2355 Ku-ro- equipped with road floater will New York show of more I will equip my car with good roads. gasoline. all the peoples of continental than 5- - Sedan 2435 to hnvu at their command the replace up to six teams of horses ordinary interest was the con- pendable brake lining' and keep Passenger in elas.s of work. H has miles or two same quality and abundance of doing 'his vention of eastern Nash car dis- my brakes properly adjusted. COKUF.CT PLACEMENT OF 15,000 year Taxicab Chassis . .. . .', 1350 demonstrated its ability to bo bet- tributors at the Yale club. I will put on chains every time CHAINS. oil work than horse guarantee against Speed .3 1435 THROU.GH DEEP RUTS ter and faster C. W. Nash, of the tho road is wet. When chains on tires, Wagon drawn It will handle president I will placing pumping. All F. H. equipment. Nash Motors Co., said that no drive carefully at all times be over Prices O. Lansing,' AND AGAINST CURBS gravel at a speed of from ten to and observe every traffic ordi- they should draped the Plus Federal War Tax. fifteen miles an hour. At this! salaries had been reduced by his wheel with the to the rear. and as a Christmas nance. clamps DAMAGING TO TIRES it will isprrad the gravel! factory that Chains, as they revolve, when sjieed present a bonus of $1 83,000 was on car more evenly and fill up all the) striking the roadwav, are drawn llunning tracks, though little ruts. ha.s distributed, none of it going to ACCIDENTS ARE NOT If other deep ruts and agalns curbs in city cups and It proved! shut. applied the way effective in maintaining the executives. tliey are more likelv to be forced ptreels, brings wear on a part of equally Mr. Nash further said he firm- ALWAYS .WITH MOTOR PAHLIH MOTOR CAR CO., Inc. the to the ordinary type of dirt road." open by ruts and Ftones. automobile tiro least able ly believed prices conditions are stand it. The side wall, which is The floater, or leveling appara-- j CARS, SAYS PACKARD tits, can be hung on either side of practically rock bottom now. stone is the 217 North Fourth Phone 679 the part chiefly damaged by such The new model Nash cars on January's precious a an the Speed Wagon. It. is adjustable symbolizing faithfulness 418 usage, is but fraction of inch exhibition at tho show have thirty-- Cheer up! garnet, West Copper is to td different pressures on the road. and constancy in love, marriage thick and designed primarily nine introduced Though you might think other- from weath- With a dump body the Speed refinements and friendship. protect the labric the will n during the year. wise from the newspaper head- er. Wagon carry practically the insurance yard of gravel, "floating" the road lines, companies are It has been found by tire experts NF.W N F1CO as yet as an to as it goes along. t'AKS ATTENTION. classing motoring that mako the sido wall stouter re- Because of metal which "extra hazardous" risk. In sup- and heavier results in a deteriora- The floater can be easily particles moved and the truck used for are bound to wear from friction port of this, the current issue of tion of the carcass caused by in- new "Tho published the when other purposes. surfaces, a engine requires Packard,' by ternal heat generated the more frequent cleaning and drain- Packard Motor Car company, quote car is in motion. a IC.MTIOX IV t Y1.1XDF.KS. ing of crankcase oil than a car that little booklet issued by the Aetna v."-r..- vr f? Tho tread of the tire, on the de- rrv aty j P"Kv wr. n In a, ignition oc- has been long in use. The new car Life Insurance company, which fi jts. other hand, i designed to stand gasoline engine, is rk curs a few before the pis- should bo and noth- clares that motoring far less the Jolts and impacts of hard driv degrees in to the for it is made of wear- - ton reachi ,s top dead center on the ing but the beat oi,'s and greaso dangerous comparison ing, heavy, stroke. should be used. than many other seemingly resisting material. compression

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fi'X 1 mm H n . 2tt ci rew low rnce THE UNIVERSAL GAR Lowest n ices In History of Ford Business Effective January 16, 1922 t.o.B. Tlint. Touring Car (Standard). Touring Car (Starter and Demountable Chevrolet a is a better "FourNinety," always good car, l Rims)' automobile than ever before. Improvements and refine- K Runabout (Standard) ments make it a real, quality automobile, at a nev. and ..t-ZjSWJ- 1 exceptionally low price Runabout (Starter, Demountable Rims)414J Here are the most important changes and refinements incorporated: Chassis (Standard) 1 r.:: . 285.0 A new rear axle with a spiral Improved springs. Chassis (Starter, Demountable Rims).$3C96 bevel ring gear and pinion. Tapered roller bearings in front Demountable hand-controll- A ed emergency wheels. Coupe (Starter, Rims). JS9J brake lever. Positive transmissionalignment. Sedan (Starter, Demountable Rims).$645.C

"Four-Ninety- 1-t- This superior Chevrolet (for that is what the " really is Truck, on (Pneumatic Tires)...- .1430 today) is a standard designed car, better built and better finished. It J Tractor W stands out head and shoulders as a superior quality automobile, at an unusually low price. See this car today. rz-z- (F. O.B.DETROIT)

Chevrolet "Four-Ninety- " Models Chevrolet MB" Models Touring Car or Roadster - - - - $ 525 Touring Car or Roadster $ 975 Coupe or Sedan --- 875 Coupe or Sedan - - J575 Oily a Limited Number of Cars in Stcd. All PrUtt F. O. B. Flint, Michigan Place Your Order How. E 6 PER MOTOR COMPANY Auto & DISTRIBUTORS Quicke! Supp Phone 671-- 519 West Central Avenue HE 759. Sixth St January 22, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL of the ChUTChes: nnouUCmg naay Dervices to us. measure N FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL. generous Generous r FORD DISCUSSES MUSCLE SHOALS BID One's may make smaller profits at the Friends and members of First Protecting Family Is C1IRISTI AN ENDEAVOR $ time, but it makes larger friend- M. E. church are promised an un- WITH WAR SECRETARY; ACTION DELAYED Practical Christianity. SOCIETIES. ship and so increases profits in the usual literary and religious treat Is yours fully protected? 0 long run. It is much better to give Ctairel Scribes this coming; week. a little more than a little less. Tho Siring Dr. Howard Musser, who lived St ' , 1 Kansas Life Ins. Co. in City e.t&$s$.$!S44$4'! Christian salesman is faced with the heart of India for five years, !. L. C. (Church announcements must be holy communion. Topic: "Asking is Mersfelder, State Mgr. Comtrcsnticnal. tlie problem of selling on christian n office noon on coming .Monday night. Ho was st the Journal by and Receiving." Anthem; "Jesus, A C. E. meeting of especial principles. Misrepresenting or and pronounced a sensation in Colorado eve- silent defects in Friday.) My Strength Hope. Springs and an immense was that of last Sunday keeping about 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor greeted by ning when the subject was dis- goods may mako a sale today, but Prin- audience. His description ot jungle losea cars K " it next Al- First Methodist Episcopal Church. meeting. Topic; "christian life is Upcn and cussed, "God in Our C. The may lose sales time. avenue in Business fascinating; his subject "Tho Reasonable Rates leader was Miss Eva Seth. The im- ways think of the Golden Rule. It Corner Third and Lead ciples Dealings." Jungle Man." Admission Is free Rev. K. E. McGuire, pastor. J. F. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship, and portance of the spiritual emphasis is the very essence of Christian "Tho Limitations of Christ everybody is Invited. 615 TAXI 615 in the worlc ot was to and Bowyer, Sunday school superin- Topio; Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Luther .1. tho society principles applied buying Miss Bessie deacon- ian Liberty." Solo: "A Dream tl Stand: urged by the leader, and so many selling. tendent; Way, Loveland, of Chicago, will give his First and TIJcras The ess; Mrs. Ralph Smith, musical Paradise." Mrs. Carl Noncman, celebrated lecture A. II. BACA. responded, emphasizing the same financial committee held a For tho Week: on "That Kid," need that tho time was all too meeting last weqk are making director. this being particularly addressed To any place Any time. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Wednesday. 7:43 c. m. Prayer to short to hear all who would false plana for a big carnival to bo held Sunday school workers and par- ' t , h ( 11 a. m. Service with sermon. meeting. ents. If v. Af part. Tho spirit of the meetlnS January 31. 2:30 m. anyone wishes to hear Is' Influence Topic: "Seeing Aright." Anthem: Thursday, p. Sewing more of tho American will be bound to have its Send Out ot Indies' Aid typical boy, upon all the activities of tho year. Broftdway Christian. Thy Light." meeting society. hero is the opportunity. J. G. The new are: Thfl tnnlo for this Rnrtnnvor 6:30 p. m. Epworth league. Mrs. II. J. will a BRANGLE officers President, 7:30 p. m. sorvice with Church. cady give Charles vice meeting Saturday is: "Do Praise Rronduny Christian pageant and illustrated lecture on Tin and Sheet Metal Works. Brinton; president, evening sermon. "As a Man Thlnk-eth.- " Broadway and Gold avenue. Lorene secre- cnristlan to IMJy-in- g Topic! China at 7:20 p. in. She will note Agent for Severns; recording Principles Apply Anthem: "Rejoice the Lord Willurd A. Guy, minister. Resi- tary, Grace Colllster; correspond- and Selling?" W. W. Bell is 115 particularly what the new Chinese lender. Mr Carl Mnffun tins Is King." i dence, South Walter street. will do Front Rank ing secretary, Dean Beaublen; the Phone 1649-- alphabet for China. treasurer, Jsaao Farmer; pianist, promised to be present and address There are other features and the STEEL I't HNACES us e Central Avenue Methodist. Unified program every Sunday program will be well worth Solma Anderson; assistant pianist, upon tno aDove topic. pres- from 9:45 to 12. 413 W. Connor. Allinourrnno Florenco usher, Louis ent at 6:30. Hear Mr. Magee. Central avenue and Arno street. morning 1 Hull; C. C. 8:45 Bible school. J Higbee, pastor. 11 Church Sunday school at :30 a. m. service. Sermon FIHST METHODIST. CONGREGATIONAL topio: Christ in the An enthusiastic of the J, E. Major, superintendent. "Exalting The Woman's Home and Foreign Presbyterian. meeting at 11 o'clock. Home." Sunday, January 22, 6:45 p. m. officers and teachers of tho Sun- Morning worship Both Endeavors meet 6:30 Missionary societies of the First White Lily Fruit "Do Topic: "Demanded by Arrested p.m. Methodist. church held Stand Topic: Christian Principle day school was held at the church 7:30 Evening worship. Sermon Episcopal to Development I Shall Be Satis- their on Thurs- JIome-Mad- e Anply Buying and Selling?" parlors on Wednesday evening. T. ".Noah, the Man His monthly meeting Fresh Fruits. 8:4-- fied." Psalm 17:15. topic: and afternoon tho (Prov. 20:10, 14; Amos. D. Jones, superintendent, outlined Message." Anthem: "When tho day at Methodist Candies. Nuts. J.ulto 6:38). Leader, Frederick plans for the new year. It was Young People's meeting at 6:30 sanatorium. About 60 ladles were p. m. Mr. Harris Gross, president. Lord Shall Build I'd Zion." 109 WEST CENTRAL Ward. Special music. Special shown that during the year every Music in of Mrs. W. P. present. 6:35 m. Bchool in- Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. charge The program was prayer meeting at p. department of the had McDowell. given by the War Weeks, left, and Ford, at In the of Membership 107. Watch us grow. creased, new. classes had been Topic; "Light Instead of Dark Foreign society. A number of Secretary Ilenry right secretary welcome. our formed and old classes been ness." Quartet "Now the Day Is ladies took In the war's chair, discussing Ford's proposal. Everybody Strangers had Over. ' M. E. Church (Spanish). part scripture speciality. enlarged. Especially has the pri- reading which was followed by Special music at each of the Meets at Moose hall, 114 North Mrs. Further action on Henrv Ford's offer for the Muscle Shoals nitrate Better Bread Tho topic this week is a very mary department made gains. Third street prayer by McGuire. until War Weeks drafts a y services under direction (Herald building). A project and land has been delayed Secretary practical one. In every-dn- Ufa Especial reference was made to the preaching very Interesting address was IS MADE of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford. J. W. Clutter, pastor. Parsonage. Dr. contract involving Ford's proposition to bo presented to congress. Au- BY everyone has more or less exper splendid work that was done J. given by Agnes Edwards who being 210 South Sixth St. Phone 257-- was a of is needed to of property held by the war ience In buying and selling. Keen- by the teachers in this department 10 a. m. medical missionary in China thority congress dispose St. John's Cathedral Sunday school. for fifteen resi- In the meantime two other bids for the are to be The Erwood ness in business Is right, but at the Two fnie classes of young men, (Episcopal). 10:50 a. m. Sermon. years and is now a department. project Bakery same time Is if Mr. Col Silver avenue and Fourth street. dent of our city. This was followed revised rival bidders to conform with certain conditions and pre- great profit gained taugnt by snyaer and Mr, 1272-- 7 p. m. service and ser- by Christian are were also ro Phone Song by a solo by Mrs. Aekerson tho sented to Weeks. principles applied. lister respectively, tho month of mon in Barclas. and The business principlo has ever ferrod to, and the desirability of During January business meeting of the Woman's been "get nil you can for as little an older men's class was services will be held by Rev. Wll-ia- Homo Missionary society. Refresh- expressed. BROADWAY CHRISTIAN. a CANDY as you can." Tho Christian prin- suggestions ror more social actlvi Worthington. ments were served by the sanato- tinent is but short distance from SHOP Is all can ties in school were 7:80 a. m. Early communion. The church School of Missions rium ladles, which with the social the line and Mount MoKinlcy Na- ciple "help you by giving the brought m. will Fresh home mado candles made as much as you can." Generosity forward. Tho officers for the new 9:45 a. Sunday school. begin Sunday evening, Febru- hour were very much enjoyed. tional Park will become accessible. 11 m. 6, at 6:30. there will be four dally. Special sale twice a week. toward others establishes a good year are as follows: Superintend- a, Morning prayer and ary lit The Phone 722. name and tends to make others J. L. sermon. study groups. adult group 1 110 S. Second ent, Jones; assistant superin- will "The and How of I tendent, Rev. W. W. Evans; secre- study Why ,fft tary, Harvey Smith; treasurer, H. Nainrcne Chnrch, Forelgjj Missions," by Brown; the I G0M1MG Of THE L. Miss Florence 800 block on North Third street. senior group will use "The King- LEVY vP2,fi, Snyder; pianist, L. dom and ( in IN Hull; orchestra Mr. Ij. Gaines, pastor. Telephone the Nations," by North; THE STITCH leader, Ralph 2080-- J. Scalp Facials Miller. the Intermediate group will study specialists and TIME SHOP Sunday school at :45 a. m. "World Friendship," by Murray, Mrs. n. J. Julian of Koogler, re- Manicuring Hair dressing At the January meeting of the Golden Modern-Mmllcntrt- "A Stitch in Time Save Women's club tho Preaching 11 a m. and 7:30 p.m. and the Junior group will use turned Frldav to her home after a EHf RAILRQAQ of church, which on at Nine." was held at the home of. the secre- Prayer meeting Wednesday at "Rtny Home Journeys" and couple of weeks' stay In the home TURKISH BATH 7 m. All thos.1 of Mr. and Mrs. C. ROYAL CLEANERS tary, Mrs. Laws, plans for the new p. "Friday's Footprints." Thomas Blattman. Terrv Jaqua 420 West Gold. Phone 410-- year were outlined. There was a wishing to purchase text books Prof, and Mrs. F.mmett Johnson Phono 885-- 508 !i W. Central must In and of U. S. Mrs. Li. M. nagnns, Prop, large attendance and much en- Falvntlon Army. give their order Sunday. daughter, Lois, Watrous, Completion of the thusiasm was A Office, 1023 North Third street. Books are fifty cents each. The siient Friday and Saturday here at manifested. e Built Line was Captain R. G. Guest In command. first forty-fiv- minutes of the their home ranch, returning to Government reading given by Mrs. a. m. will over to - . Hankin, and the pastor, at the 9:30 County Jail. period be given group Watrous Sunday. Be Celebrated Some 10:30 a. m. Street service. study and the last fifteen minutes Mrs. I.ouvia Scott has been con- Chiropodist Specialist close of the meeting, gave a short Corns, callouses, bunions, in- Talbert Beauty Parlor talk the women on 11 a. m. Holiness meeting. to a short missionary piny. The fined to the house for a few days Time in y. and congratulating 2:30 m. school and Junior will have, of In from growing and club nails. Electrical Face Scalp the splendid work that had hpen p. Sunday group charge by injuries received a fall Electrical and Treat- Bible class. the on the Feb- a .Vsm-iii- D. Face Scalp done the old and sug- adult play first evening, horse. (iiy Tito d Pres.) PAINLESS PERL, C. P. during year 6:15 p. m. Le- 5th. Mr. of visited ments, Shampooing, Manicuring, gesting some things that be Young People's ruary Roepe. Optimo, AlnI;n, Jan. 21. Grand Central Hotel Ph. 0O5--J l'hone521 115 West Copper might gion. Wo are ghid to see the increas- Saturday in the home of Mr. and Anchorage, started, at least, during tho new So has the work of This ad as coupon will entitle year. 7 p. m. Street rally. ing interest being taken in our pro- Mrs. Peter Schipman. He was ac rapidly bring 8 rrt. for Mr. ot .steel on1 you to 25c on shampoos The officers for 1922 are: Presi- p. Salvation meeting gram "An Efficient Christian companied hy his cousin, ing together the ends Pies That Taste Like Home." The sermon is 407-mil- I dent, Mrs. E. E. vice for Sunday Iteepe of Clarinda, Iowa, who Alaska's e government Coons; presi- First Congregational Church. morning will be on nt dent, Mrs. S. L. secre- "Exalting visiting Optimo. railroad from on the j "More" NEW SYSTEM Hernandez; avenue Broad- in . A Seward, tary and treasurer, Mrs. Laws. Coal and South Christ the Home." The choir party was given Friday even- way, Harod S. Davidson, Ph. D., will sing "Take Time To Be ing at (he home of Prof, and Mrs. seacoast to Fairbanks, In the' TAILORING "Say It With Flower" minister. Residence, 620 South Holy." Thn third sermon In the K V.. Johnson. The guests heart ot the Yukon country, pro- ST. PAI ENGLISH Walter street. scries on Old are That's thi kind we bake, and SITTS MADE TO ORDER The Floral Co IS Testament characters cards and dancing until gressed, that definite plans we Elankinship Ll'TIlF'tAN. Church school at 10 o'clock will he given and made for a celebra- fiinnnt hake enough of them Cleaning and Repairing What Sunday evening midnight. being great Iho demand Is so 118 FOLRT1I STREET does the church stand for sharp. Orchestra rehearsal at 9:30. will dep.! with "Noah, the Man and (Jeorge IT. Roulntone, of Spring- tion the to great from 308 SOUTH SECOND STREET in throughout territory V the community? It is God's rep- service at .11 o'clock. His Meswi'To." was In on business of the folks who know good pies when Opposite the Postofflcs Morning er, this vicinity mark, the driving "golden tasto 'em. Same with all J resentative, Christ's counterpart, Topic: "The New Church." Mis:i Louise Pprey, formerly of several days this week. spike" some tlmo in they the mouthpiece of the Lord. It Christian Endeavor meeting at Oxford, Kan., placed her member- C. V. Kendrick arrived Tuesday our cakes and pastry every- stands here to testify of God and 6:30 m. "Do Christian with us She at has bo at- body says "tho best ever." One KEEP "SWEET" p. Topic: ship Sunday. lives from Villlsca, Iowa, where he The ceremony, which will on His love; and to minister to men Principles Apply to Buying or Sel- 1112 South Walter. been relatives the past Governor Scott C. bite proves this. By attending your church In in Mas- visiting tended by our their varied needs the ling?" A very of months. Ho was accompan- Bono, of and Sunday and eating Candy. name. A un- interesiing meeting three Alaska, other high ter's conception not Evenlmr service at 7:30 o'clock. The Young Married People's class ied Harold Conkling, who is ami federal officii Is. common among i that the by territorial PIONEER BAKERY Peek-I- n REFIT many Topic: "The World's Need." v was held at the home of W. K. in the home of Mr. and will nt the Candy Shop FORDS for church in- visiting taka place Illley is a repressive, negative Zieser, 602 West Slate, on Tuesdav Mrs T J. Bolt. Creek 120 miles south of 815 Snutli Second St. stitution, constantly placing bar- bridge, 207 South First Street. Presbyterian Church. evening. Mrs. II. K. Hubble was I Mr. and Mrs. U F. Trusty and Fairbanks. Thousands are expect Phono 710. Drive Them Yourelf riers before people, and hedging Fifth street and Silver avenue. elected president, to take the wno arnven V We furnish them in with all sorts of restric- place family, recently mmi ed to attend the ceremony. J everything H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean of L. C. Mersfelder, who Is now Texas, have taken possession of The Riley Creek bridge is in but tho driver tions and. limitations. The fact is pastors. In River. is 'working another department. their ranch near Red itself a triumph of engineering. Indian Service that the church the agent of the 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. E. B. Tho third Tuesday of each Olen. Kendrick is from Motorcycles First class Courteous Day and Night Lord in sat- evening suffering Late In November, 1021, 500 tuns Service bringing real, abiding, Crisly, superintendent. month was decided upon for th injuries received In an accident last steel the were Treatment isfying to men, and making 11 m. tot for bridge and joy a. Morning worship. regular class meeting, which will week. A bono in his foot was from Seattle to Seward. Bicycles pure and wholesome and helpful ''The Sum of be held at the home of one of the shipped Sunshine Barber DRIVERLESS Topic: Religion." broken when his team backed tne the a 900-fo- struc- ALRlQCIltOrE NOVELTY Shop their relationships one to another. Anthem: "The in Our members. over It. Today bridge, Tho church is not a Spirit wneon ture, Is practically completed. With WORKS A. S. VIGIL. Prop. policeman Hearts." Solo: "The Living God." There was a notleenble Increase of 310-fo- S21 South of- The Farmers' exchange the of tho 1, Second St. 308 S. Second Phone 980-- going about to seek and punish 6:45 m. Christian Endeavor. In exception V p. the number present at the pray- elected officers Saturday as fol steel across tho Tanana J fenders. It Is ft physician, healing 7:45 p. m. Evening service. er meeting last eve- - Thomas bridge Phone 580 121 N. Third of It Wednesday lows: President, Kyler; river at Nenana, which will not the hurts men; is a nurse, Topic: "I Believe In God." nlng. The tonic, for next week is T. ftnlt: secre-,tar- y wounds of vice president. J. be In service until late r binding up the society: Wednesday, 7:45 P. m. Mid- "Shall Africa Be Mohammedan or and A, M. Zlmmer- - placed it is a and In- treasurer, this year or early in 1923, it is the EXCELSIOR teacher, giving light week prayer meeting. Christian?" 111 Gertrude struction to darkened Is rutin. J !l 11' ,1 .."', last unit of the road to bo com- Thompson souls; it a T,. O. Oiheon, Albert re- Stewart, C completion of Teacher in Branch of witness, telling the story of Immnnuol Evan. I,uthcrnn Chnrch. IMMANF1 T, FVANOKLICAL and F. L. Crlger. pleted. I'ending The Soft Water demption; It is a merchant, offer- Gold avenue and Arno street. IITUKK.W. Perry work on the bridge at Nennna Sherwood Music School ing the salvation of Christ to men Carl Schmld. The Bible of trains will be sent over the Ta- Room 25, Whiting Rldg. pastor. Residence, Toung Indies' class : Laundry HOME everywhere, with this vast distinc- 00 South Arno street. the Immanuel Lutheran chnrch I nana on ferries in the summer Thono 1519-- FOR on tho ice 177 PHONE 177 tion, its offer Is "without money 9:4B a. held I and cover tracks laid V Sunday school at m. Its regular monthly meeting J J and without price." The church Services in English language at on Saturday night at the home of STATE COLLEGE during the winter months. does not cringingly ask for the 11 a. m. "The the Misses I ! Cost of Railroad. COMFORTS Topic: Lord at Margaret and Jrma cost favor of men; it commands respect Jacob's Well." Whltehouse. This being the first The government railroad Marinello for the God whom it serves, and Services in the English language meeting of the year the following Miss Bessie French has returned approximately $50,000,000 and bus Say It With Shop the Christ, in whose name it meets at 11 o'clock in officers were to from her home in been under construction' since The only exclusive Marinello every Sunday and elected: rresldent, the college In and ministers. the German language on the first Florence nrueggomann; Vice presi- Gardiner. N. M to take up her 1914. The main line between Se- Insurance shop Albuquerque. The Ladies' Aid society held a and third Sundays ot the month dent, Ruth Ehmann; secretary, college duties after a long ill- ward and Fairbanks is 407 miles In a Policy with Expert marcel and water sewing meeting at the home of at 9:45 o'clock. I.uclle Hcnfling; treasurer, Erna ness. in length, but, with branches, tho waving. Chiropody Mrs. A. McLay, 601 West Marble Hauser; reporter, Luelle ficcker. Miss Eunice Rogers spent the completed system will have a The New York Life Phone 441 104 W. Central avenue, An- Thursday afternoon, with M. E. Church (Spanish), The class took time by the fore- week-en- d in El Paso and at total trackago of 530 miles. For a good attendance. Los Griegos. Eulalio Yrene, lock when at this be- N. M., where she. visited some months past luxurious trains, The school Is meeting they thony. Sunday planning a pastor. 3 p. m. Service. gan preparations for a Valentine Miss Mlnyon Miller. Miss Miller with Pullman coaches and buf- r v Foreign Mission service, to be given party, Acoording to leak- was a former student nt tho col- fet dining cars have been oper- some in C. reports Paris Shoe Store Brown's Transfer Albuquerque time February, Mrs. RIMo Students. ing out a good time is assured. lege and returned to her home ated over the main line on a A. Barnhart Is T. 13, once-a-wce- Shoes for the wholo chairman ol the The S. A. will meet at At last we aro able to announce last fall. k schedule. Freight was family. committee In charge. Moose hall as follows: the news that Immanuel Sun- assistant tho ends of steel Good Quality at Reasonable and Storage The social event good Miss Nellie Hargrove, carried between big of the year day was called Jeuus, Savior. day school again has R superin- at the New Mexico col- by sled. I'rices. 116W. Sliver Phone 678 will be tho for new mem- 3 librarian dog reception p. m.j 7:45 p. m.j Wednesday, tendent. Herman TMehall has been lege of agriculture and mechani- Alaskans hall tho coming of 107 N. 1st St. Opp. Y. M. C. A. Ask AVnt Our Service Gas & bers to be held at church Fri- 7:45 828-.- Electric the p. m., prayer and praise prevailed upon and found willing went to her home in El the as the will Phono I. C. A. HODGES. Pron. 27. All who cal arts, railroad key that day evening, January service; Friday, 7:45 p. m. to serve us In this capacity. Mr. Paso evening and spent unlock one of tho richest terri- are interested in the work of this DIeball to Friday brings his new position the week-en- d with her parents, tories In . the world. Mail from church are invited to attend this Christian Science an abundant of enthusiasm. affair which is held at Society. supply Mr. and Mrs. W. F. .Hargrove. Seattle will reach Fairbanks in annually Woman's club building, 618 That the teachers stand solidly be- Misses Leota Ross and Frances nine Heretofore from one this season of the year. West avenue. ef- days. A Company Following Gold hind their new leader in his Hammel have been 111 at their to three months was tho usual HOME a brief program, largely musical, Sunday services at 11 a. m. fort to mako the I. S. S. and dur- w!11 bigger room in the girls' dormitory time of transit. The road will bo One of the very best in town; furnace modern there be an extended foelal Wednesday testimonial meeting better than ever, goes without say heat, everything hour, with refreshment by the at 7:46 m. ing the past week. open the year round and no long- and right closo In. Costs you nothing to let us show it to you. p. ing. The of the Mesllla Park er will of tho Yukon "At Your Service" ladles of the church. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. pupils Fri- tho freezing school gave a dance In mean In- Phone 98 The room In Room 9. CENTRAL AVE. METHODIST. public winter that the great GOBER, SHORT & GOBER, 220 W. Gold. reading to get funds to pay un-- 1 The year 1922 will see tut two Mellnl building, 41214 West Central The Women's Missionary society day evening for the terior country must hibernate which is the minimum avenue, is Sun- met last 2 m. for basketballs purchased til resumption of navigation in the eclipses, open dally except Tuesday at p. with children. A very good attend- number for any year. days from 2:80 to 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Ralph Dodson, 301 south were spring. ance was had and funds Alaska's richest areas are Edith, Mrs. DoOson and Mrs. G. V. for both balls. tapped Immaculate Conception Chnrch. Mackey hostesses. raised to pay by the road. The fertile valleys TYPEWRITERS being Eighteen orchestra furnished of (Jesuit Fathers.) of the members were present and Fountain's the Tanana and Yukon will be All the music. in direct makes, now and rebuilt for sale. $5.00 per month. Repairs North Sixth street. four joined the society. The meet- member or connection with Soward. Ribbons. Saver-anc- e Alfred Strode, a a guaranteed. Supplies. Sodality mass, 7 a. m, ing was lead by Mrs. George who was run seaport with a harbor frco of Call ami Sec Our New ROYALt QUIET Model Children's mass, 8:15 a. m. and a most pro- the Junior class, ice for twelve months in the FORD Interesting and injured by an year. 9 down severely The TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. IiOw mass, a. m. s gram was rendered. Camino Real road passes through import- ALBUQUERQUE 10 automobile on the ant 122 1 I 903-- J. 750 Sixth High mass and sermon, a. m. Wednesday evening B. L. Nance his coal fields, one of which Is SOI TII Ol R H STREET. PHONE Phono and Central 7:30 o'clock. of El here last fall and who had to Evening services, Paso, Sunday school field several is expected furnish supplies of secretary of the New Mexico con- leg broken in places, steaming fuel for naval vessels. It ndw able to be about on his First Baptist Chnrch. ference, held a Sunday School school. traverses what government geolo- Broadway and Lead avenue. in tho school room. crutches and is attending describe as a Sunday and Engineers gists rich potential The Rev. Thomas F. Harvey, pas- Mr. Nance is a Sunday school ex- The Agricultural on oil district in tho Cook Inlet re- CADILLAC CARS tor. Phone 2334-- J. pert, his time at- clubs held their usual meeting CITY REALTY AND LOAN CO, giving entlro and of this week. gion contiguous to Anchorage. Graded Bible schcol, 9:45 a. m. tention to this work. He told of Wednesday evening Cost of Shipping. NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORPORATION Mission school at corner of For- the "goals" before us for the year. Before the advent of .the rail- Phone 776 207 West Gold Ave. rester and Slate at 9:45 a. m. Oup local school is planning on SOVIET RUSSIA BUYS road, according to federal 517 West Central Ave. Phono 748 Men's Bible class at T. M. C. A. several forward movements. reports, IN ENGLAND it cost J 70 to ship one ton of at 9:30 a. m. The series on the "Life Beyond." STEAMERS hay. corn, potatoes o'r other ne- at 11 a. m. which is Public worship the pastor is preaching, cessities to Fairbanks. Tho freight and 7:30 p. m. proving quite interesting and help- (By The AwoeUtea went by boat to St. ful. The aro Jan. rr.)20. Soviet Michaels, at MONEY TO LOAN congregations grow- Washington, steam- the mouth of the Yukon, was INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Church of Christ. ing. Many aro taking or sending Russia has purchased eight then reshlpped up the Yukon and We have applications for loans on Real Estate as follows: 216 North Arno street. schedules in the last 1 Fire . Automobile of the series to their ers Great Britain during Tanana ive Hundred Dollars ($300). Life Rentals Notary .10 a. m. Bible school. friends. next was announced to- rivers to Fairbanks, a Accident and Plato Glass Loans Work The subject is "The six months, it total distance of 3,800 miles. Ono Thousand, Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($1,250) 11 a. m. and Lire Ar- the commerce department. Health Burglary Conveyancing Bonds Preaching Beyond Demnnded by night by tons Sometimes it was shipped One Thousand Dollars ($1,000). rested Development." Six of these steamers, 8,160 through Two Thousand Dollar ($2,000). were at rang- Skagway, over the White Pass THE METCALF AGENCY each, bought prices and Yukon to North Fonrth Street Hall. from 25,000 pounds to 33,000 railroad White REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 118 South Third St. Phone 144. Gospel ing steam- Horse, thence down the Yukon 1300 North Fourth street. NAZARFNE. pounds. Ono of the larger 409 West Copper. Thono 7f school and Bible clasa The revival on ers the Ashwln, has and Tanana rivers at a cost of Sunday meeting began formerly, J06. at 9:45 a. m. Thursday evening, with all the been renamed the "Trotsky." 11 a. in. Breaking of bread in Rev- Today the same bulk of freight YOC HEALTH will be able evangelistic, party present. can be KEEP Yom you to pay the remembrance of the Lord. erend Vanderpooi Is proving him- LAYMEN ORGANIZE. shipped by the railroad to I C grocery bill next month, keep the kiddies in school, pro-vi- de 7:30 p. m. Third address of a self a master of situation. He Jan. 20. Laymen of Fairbanks in three weeks less as children are tho Chicago, (or them other provided for, keep up series on '"The Tabernacle in the is proclaiming the gospel In no un- tho Baptist church from thirty time than by either of tho older The Tent & Co. the payments on the mortgage and do other things you have Wilderness.'1 Topi: ''The Brazen certain sound. Prof, and Mrs. northern states today voted to routes, traversing a total distance Albuquerque Awning planned. Altar." Wells are with a organisation to of 1,885 miles at a cost of about FIVE-WA- stirring the people form permanent A PACIFIC MCTUAIi POLICY will remove 8 the Wednesday at p. m. Meeting their wonderful singing. bo known as the National Council $30. Since the road began hand- first great IF by continuing your income when you are sick. for prayer at the home of W. E. There will be two great services of Northern Baptist Laymen. The ling traffic a few months ago, the TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP SUPPLIES 701 West in on cost of oats in PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Mauger, Roma, i Sunday at the regular preaching council will assist carrying Fairbanks dropped Friday at 7:45 p. m. Meeting hours, 11 a, m. and .7:30 p. m. the work of the church, devoting from $140 to $70 a ton, the price for Bible study at the hall. Services will be held each evening particular attention to the church's of beef dropped 25 cents a PORCH CURTAINS OUR SPECIALTY during the week at 7:30 p. m. financial needs. pound. Wood costing $130 a cord SOUTH WEST AGENCY St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Chnrch. was replaced by lignite coal de- Sixth street and Silver avenue. An to have A London received as livered at IS a ton. THE AGENCY Englishman claims physician L. C. KEPPELER, Mgr. OF SERVICE Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor. discovered a metal possessing the a Christmas present from one of An increaso in tourist traffic S. a. m. A. 20,-3- P. We will tell you about the second great IF next Sun- 9:45 flunday school. transparent properties of glass, by his patients a return of all the Is expected. Mount McKinley, Phone 903-- 321 West Gold day. Read our ad, W. Kraemer, superintendent. which alrnlanes oohld be made in medicines he had prescribed for feet in altitude and the loftiest Av. v . J 11 a. m. Morning worship with visible. tho patient during the year. peak on the North American con- - . - Kid Start the Day Sir.ilins! Be a Again! "BRINGING LT FATHER" MORNING "REGULAR FELLERS" JOURNAL is week-da- y comic i in ALBUQUERQUE a the appears every morning the Journal Albuquerque Morning Ijurnal Albuquerque Morning Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, January 22, 1922

Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service. McManus BRINGING UP FATHER U.' S. Patent Office. By George ARTESIA Registered MR.CMNTY MOORE Mrs. A. M. Tai'bct was hostess MR. tFUO CASSinv to a number of friends at a dinner AND MR. JERRX on Inst Sunday. HICKEV C. Bert Smith, Mr. - - Mr. and Mi. I U dun- and Mrs-- May" Alexander and A nrr'HR- rP I'll be . fnmilv, Mr. and Sir. Deyton Recer, jKap j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jesse, Miss Corine fd Smith and Mrs. George Ferris of Ladonia. Mo., motored to the bed of the Penaseo river on last Siin,-da- where tliey enjoyed a turkey dinner. week closed the first linlf nf the sehool year in the Artesia public schools. The examinations were the principal events in the activities of the high school Met. " Many new students have enrolled j for this term. A largo number of young people from the neighboring towns were present at the American Legion dance given on last Saturday night. J. f!. Floore was elected chief of the Artesia fire department at n banquet given by the department a few weeks ago. Tile new chief was on the job at the Baptist church fire on Sunday. The B. Y. P. U. and the Epworth League of the Methodist church met on Sunday evening for a joint meeting. The meeting quarters of 1 the Baptist organization had been damaged by fire, so an invitation was extended to them to meet with 1 3 the Methodist young people. A special orchestra number was given by the Methodist, orchestra II I I I A. I I - were "HO SOMETHING TELLS W i ( VOURE FINE W HWENT I CAN'T- and short talks made by - ' Gladys Cowan, Gertrude Baber, r ME I'M ? FIND EM. k 1 A L SONCH- NOW 0 OT THE, LET -- MMmaF L- - Adel Ohnemus, Marlon Walker. DOUOLE CROWED- THEY TELL. ME - WHAT - HEART- JERRY Floyd Shattuck, Fred Colo and J$ M A $ ffe Ralph Davis. KMM f$ Miss Ola White, a teacher in the Artesia public schools last year, was visiting friends during the past week-en- Miss Lillian May, state field worker of the Baptist Women's Missionary union, was in Artesia during tlie week on business affair? of the organization. Mrs. J. M. Wells of Little Rock, Ark., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Oivens. Mrs. Harry Manda and yon n ft son have returned to their home at Gallup, N. M., after spending several weeks with friends In Ar- tesia. Mrs. TCnr! Bigler was hostess to a P large number of the ladies of the town on Thursday afternoon, com- plimentary to Sirs. Harry Manda of Gallup. N. M., with a delightful thimble party. About fifteen or twenty ladies were present. De- licious refreshments, consisting of salad, cheese, crackers, olives and coffee, were served. A revival meeting is belntf at the Naznrene church during this week and has been in progress for two weeks. Reverend I r . Cox is doing the preaching. 4ll ol - m The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church were :! entertained by Mrs. Joe Jesse on I I I I l-- T wLL-eor- S OOR last Thursday afternoon. Twelve 1 I'll ee; - ladies were to . IUell JUST 4 I OFF- , :; present enjoy the , CAVE MONEY TO U IF XOObE .TRIP program for the occasion. Mrs. &ACX TO NEW PLM A FAftF-- J bpSiT wp L HWEN'T Deyton Recer and Mrs. J. R. (I. Re- White sang for the guests. ! HE : ' ' freshments were served by the V; METOWMWITHYOU JE . POKESS. IbEFORE. Tzr, 4000 FREND5" p , -- hostess. -T. OU Al- J AFRMOTOTMK r-X- tH . fjZfX : of UZlIBClWfrT NOWWE The funeral services Thomas - O. New were conducted at the TPdl Nazaren church on Tuesday after- noon at 2 o'clock by Reverend Cox, pastor of the church. Mr. New ltad resided In this section of tin country for many years and died st his home on Saturday nisht at the age of T7, Pneumonia, which ho had contracted only four days before, was responsible for hi? death. His son from Lucerne. Colo., arrived on Monday to attend to the final arrangements for his father's funeral. The deceased is survived by a. wife and seven chil- dren. Mrs. Landia Feather was hostess to the Chat and Sew club on Wed- nesday afternoon at her home on West Main street. A large number of the club members were present, considering the terrible dust storm which was raging. A delightful afternoon was enjoyed. The hostess served refreshments consisting of fruit, jello. coffee and wafers. Mrs. Walter Ferrlman has from California, where she has been visiting her sister, who has been very ill. r I I -- fe BELEN ( 0 LONC-FELLER- S Ffl II ( 'W IF , K,N VT1 IA-D- E 01 T" U let he know PPTlKD-- ! TZfZX ,n WJ Thirteen autos of Interested residents of this of the Rio J 1 part 1 Y V Grande valley motored to Las FERNEWVORK Uo gV U COT OUT ILL Cruces In Dona Anna county the ;3 early part of the week to tako part In a demonstration showing the value of drainage in the parts of the valley where it has been established. These men spent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the college and visited the farms about Las Cruces and Mesilla Park, rerurning Wednesday after- noon. Those attending from this vicinity Included John Becker, Jr., and Edwin Leupold, of Helen; Jesus Banchez, of Tome: H. K. " Davis and Ed Otero, of Los Lunas. A goodly number of Belen Shriners attended tho play, Spring- time, in Albuquerque on Friday and Saturday. ' The local W. C. T. V. (rave a successful food sale on Saturday " afternoon, the proceeds to be de- of ' voted to paying the expenses ' ;:; v. our delegate to the national con- vention In San Francisco. Branch let 's Robert has the contract for a new home to be erected In Becker ad- the Adolph I I I : " dition in the north end of town. - -- Adolph Becker is also erecting j ill llftr. ia another double adobe house ad- joining his cottages on North ' Third street. ' Robert Mallet, wife and Bobbie, ""l .. - Jr., spent last Sunday with friends ...... " ...... ' In Belen from their home in Clo-vi- s, N. M. Alfred Guffcy has been trans- Wind-U- ferred to Clovis to complete his p Sale 8 course osenwald's as machinist in Final tarts apprentice Remnant Fe service. Tuesday, the Santa C. E. Smycr, division superin- tendent; Master Mechanic Jlaig; Road Foreman of Engines, Dice; 9 a. m. Main Cravens of Floor Trainmaster Clovis, 24th, In- January, and General Transportation spector Bowers, of Amarillo, Tex- In of materials offered and in this is the Sale as, spenjt Wednesday in Belen on quantity values, greatest Remnant ever attempted by Rosenwald's. The Fire Sale and its windup made hundreds official railway business. of Mrs. Warren Paul and children, upen hundreds bf good remnants of all kinds yard goods, ribbons, etc., available. Included are outing flannels, percales, ginghams, pollins, crash, table formerly of Belen, returned on oil and Thursday to Belen, having been cloth, plain fancy voiles, fancy crepes, Jap crepes, cretonnes, gaberdines, tickings, kimona silks, satins, drapery material, silks, velvets, messalines, all-wo- ordered to a lower altitude for ol the former's health, which has crepe de chines, table linens, felts, silk striped madras, dress goods, plaids, twills, laces, nets, tulle, ribbons, ruflings and braid. See the Windows today. nut been the best In Colorado, have tho last where they Kpent 1 3 few years. Lot Materials worth as much Lot Materials worth as much Lot 5 Materials worth as much Lot 7 Materials worth as much Miss Mary Tasker, of Clovis, is as 25c a yard as $1.00 a yard 20c as $1.75 a yard. , 30c as $5.00 a yard the guest of Mrs. Charles Dreyer. ,5c ...85c A puzzling feature about color- Lot 2 Materials worth as much Lot 4 Materials worth as much Lot G Materials worth as much Lot 8 Materials worth as much blindness is that so i many persons as 50c a 10c as a as a. . . .as a . . . nfflicted avo experts at matching yard $1,50 yard 25c $2.00 yard. 50c $7.50 yard...... $1.65 colors. dm