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OHIV-THIK- Il YllAJU. New 1922. Oil. CIXXV. 'o. 1. Albuquerque, Mexico, Sunday, October 1, , Nlnrmn rnirai b nnirx llmnll nnnWTfl DEVOLUTION II T HER GREAT P A1C BLOCKED U. S. Prepares to Rush Warships IX c OORDER WAR THREAT S ON .10 STREETS to Protect Citizens in Levant SIXTY HOURS 11 DISCUSS II TO TOWN PUT DOWN EUROPE, STATES 0 PROBLEM WRECKED PLANE BRING PEACE TO

QUICK HUE Borah Declares the Situa-- j Three Commissioners Re- Captains Tell Thrilling Ex- THE NEAR EAST 1 tion Abroad Is the fuse to Vote for Improve- -- . While Floating Result) s, 7 J - . , ,S vsVI periences Assess- 1 - of ImDerialistic Policies! ments Involving V ' . ! , in the Bay of Bengal; t British Cabinet Holds Two-Ho- ur uarez Is Quiet After the of Electric. J$ Launch-Lond- and Intrigue. ment City Rescued by on, Sudden Revolt ot the Session; Announces 30. Another hear ' ' - I us 50 Revolution- Chicago, Sept. Last night's paving protest : - - Sept. 30. "Below That There Is No Change Garrison; great war cloud hangs over Eu- ing held by the city commission fy ft 1' !?'. were sharks; near, the land croco- in ists Still at Large. rope, United States Senator William brought out three points of Interest diles. Would we float near enough Situation, E. Borah, of Idaho, declared today to the residents of Albuquerque: to ground our Inverted top hamper MURGUIA RESPONSIBLE, iu an address before the Press club First The City Electric com- and signal some one ashore, or risk MISSION OFTRANCE'S He declared the situa- is to enjoin the city for It? . . . Then-ou- r GEN. MENDEZ STATtb of Chicago. pany expected swimming ENVOY IS SUCCESSFUL tion was the result of imperialistic commission from placing liens hopes were shattered, for an under the pave- our policies and intrigue and said he against its property for current caught submersed Nationalist Leader Will Con- Battle Lasts Two Hours and was in favor of ment of the street car right-of-wa- y planes and fuselage, and faster telling England, We and France that their policies were on North Second street. than we could near the land, fer- With Allied Generals Disloyal Forces Are rut were from it. condemned by the conscience of th Second At least three of the pulled away ymckly Atti- Guards world that it faded and our hopes sank. . . . This Week; to Flight! Fiscal Christian and "you commissioners will vote against the Early shall find no sympathy or succor In Wo were utterly helpless and at the tude Is Reasonable, Fight Bravely, this quarter of the globe." paving ot streets on which the mercy of tho vind and the tido." now with street car tracks are laid until the The above sentences are taken "We are being deluged 1 i Kent. 3ft. While courts have decided whether the Vi.'A Toriilon. Oct. (by the Associat fo.n Tot statements thoee who would . ,. 1 from the long and thrilling narra by be com- ex- cabinet I trnnn. BPftrC.hed ttlO have us put our soldiers behind the City Electric company may tive which records the terrible ed Press.) The British of its Above, battleship Maryland ready Miic-Alili- bills around Juarez tonight for the imperialistic policies of Europe,' pelled to pay for the paving periences of Captain Xorman hold n two-ho- council, beginning right-of-vra- for cruiser Maillins while ifty rebels sun uncapvuiuu the senator said. "Haven't we cod- tailing orders; belor, and Captain at 11 o'clock last night, and then , m. ..., if thA trarrison Third Should the paving of afloat for 60 hours on a wrecked dled Europe long enough? Europe on being overhauled for until 1 o'clock this (Sun- reinforcements from be told the facts and that South Edith street be ordered, Pittsburgh seaplane in the Bay ot Bengal. adjourned his morning, needs to 1 was after ... ..u vinnrlv cxoected.- the stipulation that the street car voyage to the Levant. were In a. round-the- - day morning. This lll BUUU1 " is that she is the author of her own costs. It They engaged of Mexican patrols on ruin." company pay a part ot the world organized by the Daily many hours of Intensive study (American and is more tracks tllgnt both sides ol tno nne wer After the world war, the senator than likely that the News. the situation throughout Saturday. will he removed from that thor- The is pre- , - - was bie for attempts by revolutionists "the whit race, the navy department Suddenly we saw an alteration Iti vuo- niiii"""- -. thnt- there- report-f- d charged, Near fo cross the border. It was Christian race, began to shoot and oughfare. paring to reinforce American in tho trim of our craft," continues no matertaf change in the revolutionists lp The meeting also showed that a the narrative, round was that groups of ldll and murder the people of naval units in Mediterranean "ltound and Hast situation, put mis uiww fcl were to cross and large majority of the property we plunged, water pouring ever ua, the official way of It. Paso preparing Syria and Mesopotamia Egypt - putting ex- owners on South Edith, West New on tooth ond na'l,- uud nnril hns come from Con he oounoary. and India and made ready to circle waters to facilitate the protec-tio- n hanging nirni The town or juarez oil fields and their York avenue, and the Luna soaked by tho repeated wali that stantinople In the Associated Press ploit their if it of American citizer.s in Asia 's ot Americans visited want thoso streets paved, and broke over ua. Kv'dent-l- y M. jvranKiin-iauuu-lon- imall groups - natural wealth.' He declared it was wore not vexatious completely dispatches that he American customs oiu- nowhere sur- for the problem Minor and assist in th3 rescue of we wero In a tido wliiii." mission to Smyrna has been city. a story of "treachery of the street the Ke- - a Is announced the bridges woum of railway, improve- Perhaps the most impressive successful, which means that passed in the history wars," ment could he ordered. Greeks and Armenian h. main open until niiauigui. after promises of liberty and inde- reftgees thing in the story is Captain mal Pasha is ready to consider 'sual. Swopo Makes Statement. marked for the Turks. account of their abandon- ,,,.., f, , i air nnt nf the nre.sent dif ... . pendence. .The result, he said, was he op- death by is lor mn Commissioner Swopo said ment by a native which ficulties. Further announcement "Murguia responsible com- that all Islam was arousei, of of the Rear Admiral Mark Bristol is in brig passed affair," General J. J. Mendez, Lord alone can posed the ordering paving ne r them when they were almost was maue at ,..uhhi.uiiiiiiuih, de-- i which, he said, "the on South Edith Blreet until the with allied mander of the Juares garrison, tell the consequences." command of the American fleet spent. "Muillins could hear beauti- Kemal would confer the nnve thnt Gen- courts had ruled on a legal action writes In the week and lared. "I reports can be done." ni ful instrumental niunic," gonerats early was at the "I think something he declared the City Electric is go-l- now on duty there. by eral Manuel Gutierrez he- - said. "I think the Christian MacMillan, "and I the sound of tho that Kemal has been requested Captain to bring to protest the issuance dis- the British ottom of this, although world can raise its voice in behalf of It for the of pipes playing laments in the General Harington, Val Verde appcrrs on the liens apiinst paving tance. Wo did not mention tills to commander, to arrange a new line leliciano of Justice to those people right-of-wa- y on kirface to he the leader " against its North Second each at the time. We were between the British and Turkish whom we are now asked to pecparo street. This action is to be other neu- They Aro loyal. brought, each afraid of that. . . . forces around Chanak. in tho Say - for war." it was as almost a a ITnrtv-- t nirrt stated certainty, PLOTS TO we saw a sail away tral 7one. i - .a ,1 the fact that the has SEIZE TERRIBLE STORM PEOPLE "Suddenly i.. ni nuartors. despite city 400,000 down south. Was it up? A raris dispatch to the Exchange, .1 frxnernl agreed to allow the asphalt Ic pene- coming fficar inc iuii. Hi. r. hurried Yes. slowly. Telegraph company says that So on Lerdo tration mix typo to lie used between handed to Lord ITar-h- n mllitarv headquarter the instead as "A windjammer. Soon its yards has lavenue he round a BOY BANDITS rails of concrete, iirifiKh- ambassador, and where captain first This was conces- appeared. Gradually it came along. iiiiift,., Kind fifteen men of the ?orty-thlr- d specified.' a PORT OF JUAREZ DEATH Count Italy, a sion to tho car company. 81 FACE Standing up we could see the hull. Sforza, representing , Iprr duty. EPITERED we to remain rrom ai. iraiui-u"-lnn- guard Commission Iluchcs declared he It was all could do telegram conversations "General, we are uiy.ii, na upright. relativo to his And remained would not vote for paving on nny Kemal. Ixird Hardingo Is lain declared. they YEARS Of SE. more streets where car lines arc "VVo waved our distress flag, sig- with rue to their word mo ARE H O S. as that Kemal's througnout laid, for the reason that tile City FRUSTRATED AN' OCEAN LINER THE NEAR EAST nalling tho international quoted declaring vents that followed. The waa Btraight for attitude is very reasonabt. In Electric company already owes as brig coining Franklin-Kou- il "T had received a tip the us. Shu must us down. No report on M. of revolu- - much for paving as he feels it almost run Issued bv meantime that a party S' J could not fail to see us. Ion's mission has been L atiAmnt in rusn IE ROB BERY should ba allowed to owe. Mr. the British foreign office, but it said is not Sheriff's on the Arrives at New Hun- "Was she changing her course? en- fmcross the international bridge in Hughes the pro'iletn Department Aquitania Refugees. Crazed by is understood that the French if . ,. - . TT.1 T r. . . .1 V, confined 'o alone, hut Surely not. but sho was. MltomODlies irora ' Albuquernle American Side of the Rio York With Her Deck mile voy had previously reported thnt ji immedi-ifc'- y has been mot wi'h In large cities, ger, Throw Themselves "She turned off not half a In ;oneral continued. "So I us within things were in no wise easy about the men Arrested in Clovis and In Penvcr. he declared, it Grande Takes Prompt Houses and Outside Fit- Is away, and steadily passed he had been serking inquired fifty - Shortly broke the Into the Sea; Situation half a mile, with two men looking Smyrna, that Forty-secon- d qmtr- 'Tramway company, lie a conference if the cavalry of saM the and Action. Twisted. at us from tho to arrange for ft f,-- t VVImn T found After Burglary Store, company's books for 1921 Vigilant tings Battered, Said to Be poop. moment Ke- j tvi. ihimo ...... Desperate. ! Mudimia. but for the 'r.u remain I or- showed a substantial loss, and that "God! what inhumanity Surely to tnnvo his 'that they would loyal. They Describe the Plan El 80. Al- it could not he. - mal Pasha'a refusal 20 bridgeheads, 'Albuquerque cannot afford to be Taso, Texas, Sept. New York, Sept. 30. Her duck 29 r.c itlral Va.l dered to guard the without to the of Constantinople, Sept. (Friday slip- twnps from the lone on of a street ear line, which leged plots capture port houses ond outside buttered "Maillins frantically waving, . five more men guard duty s fUtjntts b th ituadon. while Warning. ft by th:A::,'.ociatcd Press) Mteles. fell i5 ,jiiirs-Iii- complicated . might if (ho City Electric Juarez always vtilnerVd" liil'i'" - ped and f.vmn wro . - u a.iiil, l'.ii'..ic t' ai to- tHu.'Anierl.f.Vr'em- my cunuiiuiu ' ' v i' forvi l'iii,i;i!iit.-y- In VeitHci'.n : nitluMons- m .1 . fc .pj-pi;- utoni ' emu Uio and ' 14 '! . (Mito sea. !Hteid!W and 13; tno at his 'hurl, is ',mV ;. Commtmia mr ClyJe TiniTie" km id on Hie Amcriiiun side of tho and received by the her crew, and Writhing. OF Then tbe gio-nso- "i". Ciovif, N. 51., sept. S. "Turkey A'juitania, with 1.S52 passengers, bassy reports SECRETARY STATE sot In tcturJi with v ni that after an examination of tiie itio Graudo today through prompt arrived in Her com- Associated Presa from Smyrna, "Standing on our rocking float, Cap'am in the Straw," time honored dance hooks, the indebtedness of! action and on the port tuduy. I waved and hulloed and fired rls-t- ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL Verde by telephone. showing vigilanca part mander. Sir James Charles, de- Salonikl, riodosto and the inlands on he tune, served a new purpose here the City Electric company for pav- of officials of the sheriff's depart- shots. "What is goinc up there, clared thnt tho storm, which lasted of Mitylene and Chois show that a RETURNS OF PRIMARY when lookout of five ing, he did not favor on ment it at the federal o "But she swept past, demanded. last night the taking any developed twenty-tw- hours, was the worst are in dan- steadily tt-- more indebtedness thousands of refugees on mnArfli hllVP dpcided fa- of the same building today. forty-tw- o native brig. Two tho poop .,, boy bandits was to whistle the he had experienced In his jnen 30. Coni-ni.1- ,. kind. Chief R. E. Bry- of if assistance does she was abreast of Henver. Colo., Sept. to revolt." the captain replied mous Arkansas song as a signal Deputy Sheriff years at sea. ger perishing ran forward a ot n wVtfit If William Wilcox, an under instructions us. saw us, and nn,i official returns the v.... I. thnt mrnns. should any one approach while interted ant, working One man. a first class passenger, not arrive promptly. They undoubtedly, announced will property owner, said he had under- from Sheriff Seth B. Onulroff, was estimates the were possibly terrified ot ghosts recent state primary, by you take this action you regret they were robbing Hunter'e(jeeond stood the was cut by glass. Conservative place or omen warneu me hand store. The 'ookout stood in City Electric had paid a given credit by the department of The Auuitania suffered its very at 400.000. and visions. the secretary states ;1t. tne general iw' dividend last al- number of sufferers never show that Benjamin Griffith, front of the Hunter store while his year. Justice agents for frustrating blow at 2 o'clock the morn- result- "But in mercy let them leader. - in to an revo- heavy The Greek revolution has Denver woii the republi- d hap- none of them Hughes said, response leged on the part of twenty-fift- know what we felt like." attorney, j "I oon't give n what four companions, that attempts ing of the The waves ed in utter administrative chaos can nomination by a revolts 1 4 broke a rear win- inquiry, the City Electric has lutionists to crons tbe river from towered over the The two aviators were rescued giiberatorial ll.ens. I have declared a over years old, the riKht to and that vessel "like and a complete oreakdown ot all of I.I.OOO votes declared. several pull up abandon the American side and tako Pos- one A some hours later by u steam launch majority nearly linn." Captain Val Verdo dow and stole automatic of Its lines it is Pike's peak," according to pas- the normal processes of life. over Karl of Trinidad. The ! conversation. from the any that able to session of the Mexican port. rushed her. Portions sent out In search of them. Cooley That ended the pistols, guns, and money show do ;.ot ex- senger, upon message from the American relief official count was: Griffith. 31,241; pay operating Ijouis DoNette, special agent in of glass-enclos- Coniniiinicatlon Sevprel. canh drawer. tho promenade workers on the island of Mitylene lD,S.r)7. within an hour of the penses. "If the South Edith street charge of the El Paso department deck were shattered and Cooley, Cut ofl from teleeraphic Arrested line Is torn up." sakl he. "It will of ports forty says; in the democratic contest for with Chihuahua City. all but one of the boys of justice, said tho feet above the water lino were bat- Island. robbery, work a great inconvenience on the tho United Xo Bread ou tlio nomination for governor, WllUuin General Mender. !iurricd to El Pao confessed and vere placed In Jail. tho sheriff's office with tered In. "Tho situation- is Ref- FINAL SCENE OF bond re- a children who will attend the new Stules was responsible Members of crew desperate. K. Sweet. Jicnvcr broker, where he sent telegrams tn Mexico Their loot whs recovered, from schools.' department tho hastened to ugees, crazed by hunger, are throw- ceived ;',6,S93 votes 21,253 Kuce-ni- o One Highland in' a measure for the success- the of women against 'city authorities and General hiding place behind a garage. "They would need an to large terrified ing themselves into the sea. There for bred Sabin nf '.a Junta. Colo., nirrle ful termination of the con- and water-soake- d Martinez, commander of the of the boys was released from New to one of Commis- alleged children, wrapped the Is no bread on the island. Rush and L. Jefferson ot about a get 'em," said which have proven ones In blankets car- Ir. Benjamin (northern .mililary zone. Mexico reformatory year sioner Tingley. spiracy might and Sflo tons of flour immcdiatelv. HENRI AND Springs trailed with I -- You will find me in Juarez when ago. Sentiment disastrous to the Obregon govern- ried them to tho lounge. Three Americans are struggling to votes. until seemed to be almost ment. After the storm was over 7,471 von arrive. I will remain equally divided among South the look after' 150,000 refugees. Thirty The official showed littl Edith Made. made Jl.-00- 0 figures .'death, if necessary," the general's street property owner as to Seven Arrests passengers up a fund of thousand more are ezpected today." difference from those compiled bv to the commander read. Seven' arrests were made today to be distributed among the A from Com- I Press do whether the ear wireless message the Associated and not (message the company should Mr. his and Aqultanla's crew, who were TO ACTED As the rebels moved towards AlllFLAG be compelled to pave 'the street or by Hryant. deputies praised mander Halsey Powell of the BEE change the face of the ticket. In house, machine gun fire whether' agents of the department of Jiutica for their heroic work. American Edsall at close contest, that for the cuptoms com- - the property owners Brownsville. destroyer the only was directed at the loyal force should for the car' in- from El Paso and nomination for stato pay line at Into were Smyrna, says: republican landed by General Mendez. tersections and the ear company Those taken custody "Americans evacuated 81,000 treasurer, Harry K. Mulnlx won The battle, however, whs fcoon should be allowed to its Manuel II. lieyes and Pablo Anava, (refugees! today. Total for two William A. White Faces over Harold Davis by a margin of E and BESIOE bring said to be in the revolu- 5 YEARS E MOO ver, with the rebels in flight tracks to grade and oil the surface geenrals days. 74.000. Between 20.000 and Trial Next Month Charged votes. of the right-of-wa- y tionary movement; Canuto Reye, 50,000 are In the immediate vicin- The official count was: Mulnlx, Tny raptured. between cross was to made I The fight lasted for two hours. streets. told a reporter he be ity. Expect fnore ships tomorrow." With Violating the Kan- 26,387; Davis, 25.4 j G. the they had in Some time ago the Electric a major in the revolutionists army Messages from Rodosto say the Ticsplte advantage FLAG City and who said he was a first cousin Law. Vosseslon of the machine guns. served notice on the city that It TO REVIVE U. S. Greek troops there number 10,000. sas Industrial DEPUTY SHERIFF IS Ithe rebels could not dislodge the would resist the assessment of of General Manuel lieyes; Roberto that thoy are undisciplined and 'loval pEECE liens Its for I.oya Enriquez, Panfilio Havila. that the population is In consterna Kans., Sept. 30. The STABBED FOLLOWING A army. against property any Agu-irr- e. Emporia, i Federal forcea voured a deadly further right-of-wa- y paving order- Antonio Valdez and Severano tion at the prospect of a Turkish final scene in latest ot enemy was released. The the episode KU PARADE fire Into the ranks of the Troops Believed the Stars ed by the commission. AgSirrc invasion, riny iiiuiinniiu and Me" Is scheduled to ba KLUXJOAN roof top und advantageous At its meeting other arrested men were detained have been removed to the Interior "Honry from and Would Tuesday night thej of for in- SHEEPJQUSTR! in the district court here at poit!on facing the railroad yards. Stripes Bring commission will make its final by the department justice villages, but 25,000 remain. They staged Fort Worth, Tex., Sept. 30. i fiscal decision as to as to whether or not face a grave food shortage, coupled the term opening October 3. Thu Thv fighting of guards wi Them Good Luck; Lean the paving program ' vestigation Vern Armstrong, doputy sherifr. General on which were they have violated the neutrality with an outbreak of typhoid fever will quite definitely to a was stubbed fpV-tU- spectacular. hearings held on on How Close It Came to An- pertain who last nignt during Mundes declared. Towards a Republic. five nlghta last week. j laws prohibiting "the setting owing to the polluted water supply. "legal adventure," rather thin one a parade of the Kn Klux Klan at Som were mounted. w"!le Present at last foot of a revolmion against a for- nihilation De- Thousands have left the citv of of a martial nature as was the orig- Panhandle, CarsoU county, was re- were night's mepting United During the hos- 'liners were on foot," he said. "And Chicago, Sept 30 (by the Associ- Chairman Walton and Com eign power with which the Kavala and Salonikl. Two inal, a book written by William ported resting well today. The us-- was missioners States maintains rela- flation Period Is Not Re- have been opened In Rodosto. Allen editor and how tnose boys d their guns ated Pres). An American flag Hughes, Tlnglev and friendly pitals White, Kmporia stabbing occurred shortly after the 'wonderful to behold." Swope. tions," Mr. iMNette said. but their meager accommodations author, concerning the experiences klansmen. 127 strong, had passed was carried beside Greek colors alized General Public. life-lon- g the E. II. barker, speci&; agent of by are insufficient and there is a of hla friend, Gov. H. J. through the principal streets. Tho to every Greek division which took the of Justice in chaFge pressinir need for medicines. Allen of Kansas, and himself. In and were regu- IRICARDO ALARID IS ARMY DIRIGIBLE C-- 2 department sheriff Armstrong the field against the Turkx, accord- of the Brownsville office, has been Chicago,. Sept. SO. Five years will At S.ilonlkl the conditions are Red Cross service overseas during lating traffic. A number of auto- Y The been In - be- NAMED FOR SHERIFI-B- to Alonzo Wilson, national di- MAY START ON RETURN in El Paso all week assisting the be required to overcome the effect deplorable. city has the world war. In tbe coming "ad- mobiles were folio- ing c!oely ing nines fire In 191? defend- rector of the Near East B'Uef, who local officials In the investigations. of the recent collapse In the sheep ruins the great venture.'' Mr. White will bo hind tho klansmen, it is said, SANTA FE G. 0. P. TRIP ON OCTOBER 10 John K. Wren, of and affords little more shelter than ant on a of violation of tho has returned from a tour of Asia Special Agent Industry, according to survey admin- charge blocking traffic. Armstrong stopped Minor which included the department of justice, arrested mnde here Smyrna. The local Greek Kansas industrial court act. spon- a car and demanded that It go is Smyrna. SO puhlie today hy the istration confesses Its to Bnni r Rent. SO. Following "I learned this from several Washington. Popt. The artry Genera! lieyes and General Anay.i Institute of Inability sored by Governor Allen because some other way. A man Is alleged C-- Mr. Progressive with the tremendous prob- White to the list of candidates nominated prominent Greeks," said Mr. Wil- dirigible which recently made in EI Paso this morning. cope Mr. hung In the window of to have Jumped from the enr -- a of Iarniing. lem tbe presence of ex- by the republican county son. The the Amer- flight from Iangiev Fi?,d Vl., to said. Tins was the result "How close in presented by his newspaper offico a placird protest the action and in the quar- yesterday troops earned Roe curried the sheep Industry more thfin 100,000 refugees. was Convention: ican colors for luck, and ihey had Field, Calif., the first trans- an all week Investigation this country came to annihilation pressing sympathy for the striking rel that followed Armstrong ( and KeftiRecs Arriving. Sheriff. Klcardo Alarid; assessor, bad luck. Nevertheless, continental trip for craft of that on by the government officials the inflation Is not railroad shopworkers. stabbed., Saf-t- extremely during period Additional refugees are arriving Is- tke Alarid; clerk. Edward L. their choice of a talisman Indicated type, will start on its return trip the sherlft'a office. realised by the If the case comes to trial, !ho October 10. general public." here dally from Smyrna, the involved treasurer. J. U Fandoval; the men's respect for America and probably Major Genera! Rejcn Talks 1'rei'ly. stated the survey. "It was all but Manhattan Island sue of "free speech" :nay WYOMING UNIVERSITY Ada serv-le- e, General talked tree y tn Dotsch, Mr. White 'iihool auoerlntendent. Mrs. its form of government. Patrick, chief of tLe army air Ryes wiped out. rams were In of be legally determined. 'haves: Jack republican approved of of justice operatives Imported ;and Casey bringing a total contended that the order directing GAME surveyor. Thorpe; "The soldier's leaning toward today the plans department butchered and sold g meat owlr.g 16.000 in tne last two nays. Ameri- LOSES FOOTBALL brobate judge, to be picked by form of government Ma.'or H. A. Strauss, ommandlng and newspaper ien at the federal to the of he and others to .cmove the etrike - republican C-- collapse the market." can relief workers are vielng with lounty central committee; commis- the the J for the flight east. building today but declined to say There is a mad scramble sympathy placards was a violation 80. characterizes the majority of The revolu- to get the British officers and civilians In Colorado Springs. Colo.. Kept. fcloner. C. C. Closson. first district; and low actual flyine time from anything about the alleged back Into al- of the privileges of free speech. Greek morale. Poverty the the business now that the assisting to restore calm and re- Colorado College opened th frank Da via, second district: Per- contributed to ti Langley Field to tbe CaPfnrr.la sta- tion. has to a Governor Allen has stated conference foot - rate of exchange tion market returned slable leviating the misery of the refu- of P.ocky Mountain fect o Gsllegos, third district: rep- The withdrawal of 50,- - was officially reported to be Deputy Sheriffs Van C. Hargus the and herds peatedly that the question free season with a defeat of discontent. aixty-seve- n level, survey states, ball today In ir Antonio I'arrJ ges. Is the dis- esentatives legislature, Arthur 000 from around to hours and W;r.ty-fo- Apodaea and Jusn which almost disappeared are be- The American relief officials fear speech not involved that the of 20 lo I troops Smyrna mlnutea. were University Wyoming, i etch and Elfego Gomez. I saw of The craft is expected to accountable for the prompt revived. 20n.ooo play of the signs constituted join- 6. A fine attack. Inters- Thrace, where many them, Mr. rtry-- a ing that the appropriated by men running lower Its previous flying tima when arrests of the o'her men. Tho of HO.OOO ing a conspiracy to prevent passe- - gave the Turks their opportunity. It supply breeding stock, congress and the provided persed with several long " the Molem' starts east. it and Mr. PeNctte said. association officials s is the will be taking tho places of the striking frnm furni.-- ttnnn With n - 'Infidel Smyrna' is The Mr. sheep iv, by Great Britain wholly name because return flight win tak he Bryant and Deputy Parri lowest In and the de- to feed the sufferers shopmen. The Kansas Industrial els Captain Walsa for the city, route from of di the twenty years Iradequate de- Macllougall anj WEATHER of Its population are Chris- Row Field to Camp spent all Thursday night mand for surh stock on tho Pacific and them In homes. court law prohibits conspiracies throwing the ball, enabico tne ti- Rlerne. El Paso. Texas, to Marfa. bosque, eight miles beiow Ysleta coast Is seen In signed to Interfere with the opera- to on offensive tiana or Jewa, The church at tr.e revo- the greatest double Tbe announcement that the gers keep tho Is the survivor of the Texas, to Brooks Field, to Scotta matching the activities of that time. Idaho. American is send- tion of any industry necessary to the entire game. Only Smyrna." only Field and from to lutionists. Arrests of the men and Teias, Wyoming navy department throughout f Denver. Colo.. SO. New seven churches of Asia addressed that point langl- and Montana also report a largu ing a lundron of twelve destroyers pulbic welfare. once did the local team have t Sept. Fleid. was not re:-for- ce remove 3J"ico: In the book of Revelation. When ey seizure of their equipment demand. to the eight destroyers Mr. White refused to the kick. Partly cloudy Sunday. scheduled until ! to Attor- 1 waa a to take place early "In corn belt where the now the Near East was the most placard when ordered by All of touchdowns were With occasional showers north and saw Smyrna lat summer it the fol- the Tiger rust beautiful of 600 000 Inhabit- Sunday, Mr. Bryant said. maize crops can be fed to three welcn'fie newa received by the ney General It. J. Hopkins, but. the Indirect result of forward portions: Monday, generally city EDITOR GIVEN DAY IN Announcement at 1 ocloek this issuance of .he state war- e. dollar la lo tana here alnee the lowing li.tr; not much cbvage In tempera-lur- ants, exclusive of J00.000 refugees. Times the mutton, the problem Amr beginning passes. been JAIL. FINED FOR morning by the that find the lambs." dee'aree the sur- of tho present anxious situation. rant and his technical arraignment The Wyoming attack, consisting It has the principal trading $1 revolution was re- occa- ArlTono: the Levant. A short time had "broken" vey. "It appear that a price Thef warshipa will not only pro- In the district court, he agreed that ot bucks with an Fair Sunday and Mon. port of action on higher I dis- CRITICIZING 0P!!.!C. sponsible for the prompt for fat lambs will vide additional protection for pending determination of the valid- sional end run and an occasional y: not much change in tempera ago nobody anticipated the agents prevail this fall, should ture. aster. the part o' the government despite the present eltitude. American citizens and property, ity ot the act, the placard pass, was not effective, only oti s and officials of the eherlff wool-growi- and lars-citie- Ilea Moines. Iowa. the "The institute helljves that but fJso enable Rear Admiral Bris- remain down. Both the governor first down being negotiated by th" "Constantinople eera! Pept. S. up- thret-ti-- d Austin Haines, editor of Hit I'M office. should be conducted as a tol to maintain ships for longer and Mr. White declare that this Cowboys. I ttC.Ui Itt POttT. of India are by Men .Ire has not Cnriditinn for l.nt-fnn- r which flume Into Molnea Newa, wim sentenced .rrel''il. side line rather than as an essential pcriiuls at Rodosto. the Islands of shot of a "legal adventure" the Moslem riots may refuge- C Mr. Bryant reached the sheriff's and Chloa and other all violated vor tnded t p. m. yesterday. an extensive 'holy war.' The only to one In Jan f.nid II by Industry. Kheep men are In the Milyene at their long personal wni:T is shout. dy ; office before and tele- e-centers and to establish better which became so flrmlv chop fry tne university: thing whlh will save the European tiitrlrt Ourt Judge James Horn-- daylight habit of virtually reading business . friendship Paris. Spt. 30 (by the Associ- a for an phoned Instructions to Deputies when the wool is coirjnunlcatl-s- sealed by their "martini adventure" ated Press.) France's wheat crop ligticst temperature M quarter of Constantinople from criticizing opinion hcrdei H to make the market against will be the con- down by the several uiontna rfus and Apodaca them, and then slowly working overseas. for 122 is more than ote-fourt- h ii fate like Smyrna's judge arree. The arrested men were INCREASKS. IS trol of that city by the allies. ego In connection with the recrnj back when the tide turns. While nltOKEXXESS short of last year's production and f.r.g taken Into at the J. A. one-thi- rd I "Many of the tS.600 girl wfco attempted repeal of street car fran- custody the United States cannot compete Providence, R. I.. Bept. JO. 1HH01S IIESIC.NS. nearly of the customary at a. m chise ordinance. Haine'a ranch between Tsleta and In the wool markets of the world Drnknnem In Providence has In- London. 30 (by the Asso-elate- d annual requirements, Humidity (4 were reportwt kidnapped at Smyrna attorneys Clint. One tenant on the Sept. according ti p. m college-traine- d beau- need would be of the with Australia creased tZ cent since press. Louis Dubois, statistics the tumidity at Jj were and at annTi that an apial al- and Argentine, yet per 1H, prepared by ministry . had t..wi m o the oprem court. ranch told the officers he It is unthinkable that thewhol- - agri- when prohibition first became chairman and French representa- of and published today...... tiful aa American girls. Before they taken Respite lowed revolutionists to agriculture U'-,- velocity Ke-lif- e the editor's Insistence he WM the allege! cultural system should be thrown according to official future tive on the commission. The rye crop also Is Insufficient but t "re raptured th Near (hit use the as a of con- - reparations twlio" of wind North rfwuM girls readv to his at ranch place out of the balance br ignoring of the police commission of tMi hit resigned, according to Informa- ts and barley nr mm h niO' Christian bgm jsil i'nte! 1 ainiiid.-in- t of i;s.a wool." - tion in officUl circles. than last ayractrr day ruiUy cloudy throughout Turkey." on.. i j. f Hrmtt a ! Te. I rhy- year. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 1, 1922 FARM BUREAU HAS - m--- T RUN TOTS CHICAGO PREPARES FOR ITS "LITTLE WORLD'S SERIES" CANDIDATES FOR DONA ANA OFFICES ''K40w H Special to The Journal FOND OF DM Las Cruces, N. M., Sept. 30. ' Delegates to bo selected at the re- publican primaries in Dona Ana ' 0Ur 'nners county, called for October 6, will meet at the court house here Octo- FOMENTS ber 10 to nominate two candidates RFP0SE for the house of representatives of the state legislature, Fifteenth dis- Humphreys' Number of Children trict, and a county ticket, as fol- Brunswick Large Numbers lows: "Forty" Induces Repose, Phonographs Have Been Spending the Three commissioners, probate and Natural, Refreshing Sonora treas- Phonographs Judge, clerk, sheriff, assessor, Sleep. . m Summer in Denmark as urer, superintendent of schools, and ' - For Insomnia, Sleepless-- ! Pianos Visitors. -- surveyor. I dickering Charity ft wVs-- The Dona Ana county farm bu- ness, Waketulness. Lyon & Pianos reau, headed by James S. Quesen-berr- 11 Healy ' Copenhagen, Sept. 30. Itrge has three candidates in the No. Narcotic, No Dope. ly it) a. and t numbers of Austrian children, field: Moee B. Las (1.00, all Drug Stnrel. or Htevens, Cruces, sent on receipt of price, or C. O. D. Par- in Music littlo boys and girl from fer treasurer; W. C. Strode, Dona cel Pout. Everything Vienna, been spending their Ana, for assessor, and Felipe Lu-cer- Humphrf.y'i Homeo. Medlcln Co., 158 havj Las now chief William Street, New York. Medical Book Bummers In Denmark as guests of Cruces, deputy commun- sheriff under Jose Lucero, for sher- every class of the Danish iff. But it has been distinctly un- Mrs. B. Stoes. "Scventy-sovcn- " Music Inc. ity. Katherine Las breaksHumphreys'Colds Apollo Shop, or- Hint derstood between the Danish Cruces, a member of the board of up hung on. of the New Mexico Sold by dealers from Canada ganizations arranging these charity regents college to Cape Horn. Adv. the Danish authorities, of agriculture and mechanic arte, 405 West Central. Phone 401. visits and and Mrs. Kate M. Evans, of MeslUu i that no child should be allowed to su- six Park, are candidates for county May in Denmark more than of schools. perintendent Glass-Lumb- er months unless special permission Other candidates are: For treas- Wind Shield lor a prolonged stay were given. urer, Mrs. Helen N. Wood; for as- J. O. BAl.DKIllOE I CM II ICR CO. Many of these Austrian children sessor, J. S. Garcia; for sheriff, A. (21 SouIIj Hrl irp(, riione 0t. l ave grown very fond of their Dan- W 'V F. and versa, liarncastle, Will LaPoInt; ish foster parents, and vice for probate Judge, Albert J, Foun- nnd the leave takings nt the rail- Grabiner of White Commis- tain, Sr., and A. L. Banegas; for stations, when these children ArranginK for the aeriea. Seated, left to right, are: Secretary Hurry the Sox, Lorenso Torres and INVESTIGATE THE MERITS way in of Cubs. Leslie to commissioners, are sent back to Austria have sioner Landii and William Veeck, preaident the Standing: O'Connor, secretary Kstanislao Serra; for clerk, M. N. OP many instances been poignant nnd Landis; Treasurer Louis Comiskey of the Sox and Manager Kid Gleason of Sox. Nevarez. The youngsters did not hide Dr. pitiful. fans haven't wasted Kid Gleason and the "luck" cf own's all het up over the coming Whittington's VAUDEVILLE their sorrow and dispalr at going Chicago TREATMENT FOR away. much time bemoaning thu fact the scouts in landing brilliant city series between the two clubs. Little Mitzl Is that tbX'V w.i no pennaut. Lai t rookies put both teams into the The photo shows Commissioner nine, and the daughter of an Aus- spripg; they saw only last place scramble and gave the Windy Landis settling details of the MOTHER Tuberculosis TONIGHT, 7:30 and 9 o'Clock trian colonel who was killed on the both clubs. Hut clever some of the best baseball se.'ies with officials of the Cubs war. Her for thj City Write for free booklet and Italian frontier during the management of Bill Killefer and seen there in years. Notv the ard White Sox. MATINEE AT 2:30 P. M. mother was left to shift for MiUi information about our money-bac- k and herself cn a pension that hard- guarantee. ly covered the cost of rent, and she Move Child's Bowels with J. D. VAN DEVENTER, wa happy when she got an oppor- PLOTS TO SEIZE on a MILKMAN Special Representative. THE BAF1J0YS tunity of sending MiUl long IS YOUR TOBACCO STORES PORT OF JUAREZ "California Fig Syrup" 524 W. Coal. Phono 2028-- holiday to kind, hospitable people in Denmark. Mitai and her foster LICENSED? ARE FRUSTRATED Banjo and Accordion players Classical an.d parents became very fond of each Jazz Music other. The latter were so well con- Are his dairies Inspected? RE Continued from Faft One. nected that they managed to obtain K Is to the interest of every SMYRNA PETER J. SMITH permission for Mitsi to Btay for householder that the milk sup- cealment for themselves nnd for whole year. But when the local ply bo carefully supervised. the amount of munitions and Baritone In songs and stories. av- large LUMBER authorities could do no more, the If you live in the city the which Was seized. foster were told that Mitzl erage Journey your milk tnkes equipment A TWO HOUR SHOW AT POPULAR PRICES parents Go Mr. DeNette said today that the GLASS PAINT had to return to Vienna. from the cow to your table Is was miles. STILIJIIIG vault at the federal building The next day Mitzl and her foster filled with 3030 ammuni- CEMENT PLASTER town In For your It is es- rifles, Prices 25c and 35c mother left the provincial protection tion, .38 and .45 caliber automatic Night which were living, and trav- sential that you know what kind Are Matinee 10c 25c they nt of Refugees Searched and pistols, saddles, bridles, blankets, and elled all day and night to Copen- of milk you get the end the horseshoes ' and field wa Journey. It must bo covered Robbed Turkish Sol- canteens, .' hagen. Ills majesty, the king by glasses, taken nt the ranch when Albuquerque to public audiences, and throughout the trip and kept who going give a clean and cold. Only Aged and the officers arrested the men Mitzl and her friends had made diers; are. under detention. This bureau has for distribu- Allowed to Lumber Co. plan. booklet which con- Children Pass. The munitions and equipment House The king received Mitzl. 8he told tion a free were hauled to the ranch from E1 Crystal Opera of her troubles, and that she tains a wealth of knowledge on 423 North First Street lilm was On Board the Greek Steamer Paso by one of the men arrested, in Denmark. this vital subject and hich He-M- wanted to stay forever With the American et Mr. DeNetto said. Tho department Her foster parents were willing to compiled by a famous authority. rropontis, were mother! Even a sick child A will be for Committee, Smyrna Bay, of Justice agents watching Hurry arlnnt her. and her mother in Vi copy secured any 28. Seventeen tho men now loves the "fruity" Jaste of "Cali- renounce all reader who fills out nnd mails Thursday, 8pt. every move made by enna had consented to steamers placed at the disposal in custody for several days past fornia Fig Syrup" and if'nevet claims of motherhood. Could she the coupon below, enclosing two on falls to open the bowels. A in for of the American relief committee and could have made arrests possibly stay? King Christian tents stamps return post- the Greek are hero waited until today may prevent a sick age. Write your name and ad- by authorities, several occasions, but Uk smiled and kissed her and promised endeavoring to complete the actual knowlidge of the uprising child tomorrow. If constipated, to look into the matter. A few days dress clearly. evacuation of 140,000 refugees by .wns announced. bilious feverish, fretful, has cold, Buying letter or if stomach Is m m u Mimas Our later she received a personal Sept. 30, the time limit fixed by colic, sour, tongue t?i in for he FRF.nEWO J. HASKIX, -. a "."T is nay from the Icing telling her that Uhe Turks. MAN DII.S AT 1(l.- coated, breath bad, remember 371 Stores m Director, little bowels had used his royal prerogative The shore Is crowded with the Green Hay. Wis.. Sept. good cleansing of the Department 1 M Assnres her behalf, and that whenever she The Albuquerque Journal, demoralized believed to he Is often all that is necessary. Iiowest little Information Bureau, completely popula- Bell, 105, for oSnUaUon. wanted to she could become a encircled Turkish sol- -' oldest Is dead Ask your druggist genuine Hncorpomttd Prices D. C. tion, by Wisconsin's resident. which has ft ii4JUJ Danish girl. Washington, Idlers who are constantly firing off at his home near here. lie was "California Fig Syrup" I enclose herewith two cents rifles. There is came to Amer- directions for babies and children 371 Department Stores in on continuous moan born in Ireland and &s stamps for return postage and wo- 21. He is survived of all ages printed on bottle. Moth- CONDITIONAL PARDON a free of Milk Booklet. ing weeping by helpless ica when by "California" or copy the men' and children. The steamers his widow, Louise, 103, with whom er! You must say ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO GRANTED NORIEGA along the railroad are celebrated their eighty-fift- h you an imitation fig syrup. i ,S Name pier taking he recently may get aboard the refugees. All are wedding anniversary. Adv. t Special to The Jnoinal searched and robbed by the Turk- condi- Street ) Panta Ke. Sept. 30. A ish soldiers, who orly allow the tional pardon hag been granted by City agedind children to pass. to Pedro a. Seven corpses are on Gov. M. C. Mechem State lying the who, in March, 1921. at the 'pier, the remains of persons DEMAND age of 10 years, was sentenced by strucK uy tne butt ends of rifles. QUALITY the district court in Sierra county The embarkation of the refugees as a Juv?nlle delinquent to be con- GPF.Y ON A HUNTING TU1P. is being humanely conducted by fined In the rei'irm school until Flagstaff, Ariz., Bopt. 30. Zane American and British sailors alone, deal- further order of the court. , The Grey, famed writer of fiction regardless of tho difficulties and Here's the We Are is conditioned upon the ing with Arizona and the great fatigue. A large French battle- Way pardon here with At Price placing of the boy in a suitable southwest, arrived today ship is anchored in the bay but a Right home, where he will be cared for a party of seventeen hunters and has offered no assistance. and given an education. immediately started for the head The town appears utterly aban- Observing fkivemor Mechem also paroled of the Tonto basin, where Grey has doned. No trade is possible, The J. "W. Thomas, who was sentenced a hunting lodge nnd where the par- large American tobacco stores lo- Quality Is Supreme in Our Merchandise. Our Prices Invariably from Curry county in January, ty will spend the next six weeks cated here are still burning. It GfOHGOLEUM WEEK 1922. to serve twelve to thirteen hunting b:g game. Mr. Grey's is charged that many Christian Are the Our Considered. A Visit to Our Store months In the penitentiary. home is at Altadena, Calif. girls were violated by the Turks. Lowest, Quality ThM Armenians claim that nearlv Now Is to the Heart and to the Purse. the whole of their population has - a Joy massacred. Oct. 2 to 7 Iron1' Doctor Says Newer Form of UNCLE JOE' CANNON All over the nation next week live furniture From the Atlantic Flapper Frock of Flapper Shoes Will Increase of WILL HIT THE TRAIL dealers will observe National Congoleum Strength Many HE TRAVELED AS A BOY will week. Most of these dealers display all to the Pacific Wool Crepe, in line with the s newest and Directly the Congoleum rugs prominently idea are these new Delicate 100 in 10 Washington, Sept. 30. "Uncle la: it at that. flapper People Days Joe" Cannon dug Into his cedar go from Texas to Canada $12.50 shoes. Both high and low chest today for some woolen things Instead of doing this, Strong Brothers Furni- Ill Instances Persons Have Suffered Untold ho will go almost where, you will, ones are In this assortment. Many Agony for wear next week when he ture store will offer Congoleum rugs at sub- V. Year for Nervous Liver hits the same trail westward to Il- you find an economy spot, Dainty pumps, and Doctoring Weakness, Stomach, or linois for the entire week. Here's oxfords, that ho and his parents took stantial reductions and over the door Kidney Disease or Some Other Ailment When Their Real 83 years ngo in from ad- leading high boots for every de- ' ' emigrating an opportunity to save on a nationally fa- Trouble Was Lack of Iron in the Blood How to Tell. the hills of North Carolina. 'household to It you will find this mand of the flapper. It "The early voyage was made In vertised, universally "approved miliar In sign: will be to Interest to New York, N.Y. a recent discourse In such cases, It Is worse than foolish- - an old prairie schooner, out of the necessity. Here are prices on some of the your Dr. E. Sauer, a New England Physician ness to take stimulating medicines or back of which Uncle Joe, theh most" sizes: see these numbers when se- who has studied both in this narcoticdrugs,whichonlywhipupyour:bare'y 'our years old, watched the popular J. C. PENNEY CO. country ' v lecting your fall footwear. and in great Enropean Medical Institu- fagging vital powers for the moment, "hrftlng scenery and dreamed, as he tions said: "If you were to make an maybe at the expense of your life later J?ven now' approaches 87, $2.30 kind, size 35x54,, this week, $1.75 What does It stand for? actual blood test on all who are on. No matter what tells no tvjiiciuucia me uinis no piayed mean to people anyone you. - $12.50 size this week. .$9.00 What does it you? ill would be aston- If you are not and well owe around the camp fire, the hard- kind, 6x9, you probably greatly strong you and ished at the number it to to make the following test. snips, the stars that perked $15.50 kind, size, 9x9, this week,. $12.00 It Is a symbol of Service, exceedingly large yourself down at him as he The vete- A New Skirt to who lack iron, and who are ill for no rvee how long you can work" or how far you slept. $18.60 kind, size, 9x12, this week. $15.50 Better Mer. can walk without becoming tired. Neittake ran recalled today his earliest rec- Just Treatment, other reason than the lack of iron. The two tahleu of thii newer form of ollections of that trying trip and chandl&e at Lowest Con- moment iron is supplied a multitude of iron known a. Nuaated Iron three time, per then talked of his Grace Milady for two coming trip over sistent Trices. dangerous symptoms disappear. With- day after meal, week.. Then teat the same old pike this time in an out iron the blood once loses the your itrfngth again aad aec for yourself how automobile. at pow- much you have gained. ' f Strong Brothers Furniture It is an Invitation to you to food I aeen nervoua n "After er change into living tissue and have dozen, of March 4, next, I will make to the sav- therefore eat docs people who were ailing all the time greatly my last homeward as enjoy Important nothing you you any increase and even double Journey a Block. Second and their .trength and member of the Un- Strong Copper ings of money afforded be- good; you don't get the oat oi house," strength endurance and entirely get rid of their lymp-toros- cle of it. Your food merely passes through dypepia, liver and other trouble, in Joe said. "So the trip by mo- cause of the fact that It Is our like cam a mill from ten to fourteen day.' time, simply by tor, delayed and delayed and de- system through newer form one of 371 like stores and with the rollers so wide that the Uking thi. of Iron, and thii after layed, will be made nt this time, apart they had in ome caw. been doctoring for and on every foot of thus buys for less and sells mill can't grind. As a result of this month. wiUtout obtaining any benefit. You the road my can talk a. you about all the heart will beat with hamilne. n for less. continuous blood and nerve starvation, please wondera I think of become wrought by new remedies, but when you come the many honors that people generally weakened, down to hard fact, there i. nothing like iron have come my wav. I hnvo 1,.M eerrous and all and frequent- to put color in your cheeks and good sound. eu i naa Detter go now, for March all sorts of conditions. One is healtby fle.h on your bones. It is also a great Is a ly develop stomach long way off and I am too another is burdened with un- nerve and strengthener and the beit old. growing thin; r in the world. The only trouble healthy fat; some are so weak they can was tat the old forms of Iron, like tincture hardly walk; some think they have of iron, iron acetate.etc.,often ruined peoples' their stomachs and were not as- CONSTANTINE, QUEEN Cafe teeth, upset De Luxe or liver some dyspepsia, kidney trouble; similated, and for tlie reason, they frequent- can't sleep at night, others are sleepy ly did more harm than rood. Dut with tho SOPHIE, CROWN PRINCE New Blouses nnd tired all day; some fussy and irri- discovery of this newer form of iron all this EN "ALWAYS THE BEST" some and but has been overcome, rvuxated lmn.ror example, ROUTEJTO PALERMO table; skinny bloodless, i. pleasant to take, does not injure the teeth $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner Sundays and TEMPTINGLY PRICED U lack physical power and endurance. and i. nsuall y almost Immed beneflcial.'' Special iataly Athens. Sept. 30 (by the Associ- NOTE. Th.abor. ernipur U knows la b. tharoughlr rImUc 4.600 000 packs ate d Press.) King Constantine, Holidays 11:30 till 8:30 $1.00 of Nox.ted Iron ar. Bold annoallf . and It Dead and highly0rrecommended b former Members hab.nU. and Queen Sophie and Prince Nicholas RELISHES U. S. Senator. of Conareee, Judge, of S. Court, m.nr pbrncian.. We ar sailed for Any Illustration could ebie to guarantee that if you do not obtain all and even greater benefita than yam export today Palermo, Sicily, on Hearts of Sliced Tomatoes Naaated Iron, the manufacturer, will oromptlT refund tout moner. board a Greek . teamer on which Celery hardly do Justice to these fro. Wood-worth- Stuffed Olives Sliced Cucumbers Jfor sale by the Alvarado 1'hainiacy. Brisss' i'htumacy and 's they embarked at Oropus. placed charming frocks. They need Prescription Adv. - at the disposal of the fallen mon- rharmacy. COCKTAIL to be seen to be arch by the revolutionary commit " appreciated. tee. The departure was without! Oyster ceremony. SOUPS Cream of Chicken with Rice A "brainworker" nowadays Is n --WHAT- man who Is trying to fieur out Turkey Broth with Italian Pastry Sweaters now ne can get his winter! coal ROASTS witnout over mortgaging hia hlma Roast Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing and Cranberry New slip and Juxedo Ladies thread silk hose, $1.00 l.ouisvllle Courier-Journa- l. pure only per Sauce. styles In purs wool' yarns Spring Chicken. Sauce 'pair. Apple that afford the very best In 2 VEGETABLES On sale Monday. Limit pairs. 20 Per Cent Off on Al this garment so much In Mashed Potatoes String Beans Asparagus Tips Tes, indeed, brown will be We now have a good assortment of O. N. T. demand. Crochet thread. VANITY CASE SALAD the prevailing color this fall. Combination JAMS GRl'XSFELD Salad, French Dressing When' it lends its rich tones DESSERTS Sturges Hotel Bldg., Flrsl In developing the separate Vanilla Ice Cream Street Side. . skirt, milady may be assured A delight In si vie, daintily Silk Hose DRINKS of her attractiveness wheth- M Coffee Tea Milk Buttermilk trimmed and made of the Must of necessity be an season's newest fabrics In er she be blonde, brunette accessory to the complete Also and A La Carte 'Service all silk materials. Come' as- or of the dark tresses. H. CARNES Special costume. Our lines are C sured of finding these ONE CENT TO ONE DOLLAR STORES CO. Our Special and A La Carte Service has no Equal blouses up to your quits varied and priced to 6PECIAMKT IN OtXIJVR On and Music tbe entirely PHONE 299 321 W. CENTRAL AVE. Saturday Sunday Evenings Special by expectations. please in every particular. $6.90 REFRACTION DE IXXE ORCHESTRA 107 S. Fourth. 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V October 1, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pajre Three. mmrnrni n nr SANDLER FAMILY S THE SUREST SHOTS IN THE U. S. HIGHS PREPAR E UUUni ULbLHHt TO BE ALLOWED OUT BE TO QUIT RUSSIA TO WIM' GAMES- -. II Nine years Jacob N.MZX. ago, Sandler, ALBUQUERQUE, i local shoe repair man, arrived if yj IS NOT GU1LTY America from Russia and came to SELL' TICKETS AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRIT Albuquerque. Ho left his wife ami two daughters in Russia, expecting 'Poulin Is Exonerated on a to have them Join him after he was Football settled here. After his bus- Open Season: r of the Fa-- - getting Charge Being iness started, he wrote for them to With St. Mary's Satur-- J of Mrs. the ther Tiernan's come, sending money for trip. day Morning; Feel Ches- Child; Case. Nothing was heard from them Willjppeal Since that time, he has made re- ty Over Practice Work, commun- 1 30. peated efforts to get into South Bend, Ind., Sept. ication with them but without re- The Tligh school football team! Jlonry Poulin, haberdasher, charg-- ! sult until a few months ago when has become chesty, according to fid by Mrs. Augusta Tlernan with a letter from Mm Sandler passed Coach Addison Moore, since it helng the father Of her third the Russian frontier censors and i made two touchdowns against tho was delivered here. It" stated that University In practice last Tuesday. was found not in - ihild, guilty both she and the children were Tho coach believes if he can over- ' tlty court hero today. well and wanted to come to Amer- come this inflation, the team will yjh judge C. L. Ducomb made it ica if it could be have a good chance to make a C.tiintn In liln that he possibly arranged. fommpnt . County Agent Lee J. Reynolds good showing in the opening game t Ifrmnd the defendant "not guilty" took mutter with Herbert of the season. Of WOtd. up the V Jin tho otrlpt' KensB the Hoover, who referred it to tho sec- According to the schedule, St. He (said that he believed there is to be the oppon- - ' hf. retary of state. Negotiations have Mary's High's i. rlntlnna been under way since that time ent next Saturday. The game will Mrs. Ticrnan and Poulin. ffy. in to allow ffween and a wire was received yesterday be played the morning, '1 to US ZaCl, Iluwtnei, nini i the teams and their . 1.1. kl irlfa from the state department, report- - ! supporters f Tlernan naa uvea wim that the American consul at Art Killam and Mrs. E. L. K'- see the Varsity-Denv- er U game in affair cre-- at ing throughout the entire Riga had located Mrs. Sandler and the afternoon. d tho reasonablo doubt that the keenest Tho announcement find her daughters, and would take Against competition following made it legally compulsory to them in as soon as notified ever in the annual was made by the High nchool in defendant. charge experienced to the season sale: for the and if funds were sent for tho pas- Grand American shoot regard ticket ' Prosecutor Jellison and Prof. to see to Handicap "The football boys are unuertnk- - sage America, would it won cham- SI Tiernan announced after Judge that they were allowed to leave these two marksmen ing to sell tickets in town for the Pucomb had rendered his opinion were at shoot at football season, and 'if they are bo Russia and started on their pionships this year's that the case would appealed Xillam of St. successful, it will mean that the carried to the supreme court Up. Atlantic City. Art athletic for the will SECOND and The funds were wired immedi- cham- program year MONDAY (TOMORROW), OCTOBER of the United States if necessary. to the of state, Louis won the professional go over in good shape. It will mean decision was a ately department 197 out of school can "The Professor and in turn will be cabled to the pionship by breaking hid that Albuquerque High to me," declared sii American consul ex- 200 L. successfully finance games with 53alf-Pri- prise mo complete at Riga. It is birds. Mrs. E. Kinj of ce Tlernan. "It swept pected that within a few days the other high school teams over the All Remnants at feet." Winona, Minn., won th woman's 0 state. will mean that the ly off my as she wife and daughters who have been It high Mrs. Tiernan fainted from the husband and championship. One :hampion was crowned and a score of records school athletics can measure up in court room and separated - was leaving the several new ones broken the marksmen. , a degree to the growth and prog- homo in a taM- - father for nine long years, due to dethroned, by was taken to her governmental trouble in Russia, ress being made at present by the al' will start upon their Journey to city. a of Rood full of rice, No Reconciliation. "These tickets will be sold for Sing song limes, pocket will not America. Prof, and Mrs. Tiernan NOTED CONCERT TENOR 12 over the town by the boys Mon- Four and loyal Elks to treat you very nice. according tc 4 twenty reconciled, s A day afternoon, starting at about pTana announced by the nrofe.-- ! THREE GOLD VEINS TO BUY FARM IN o'clock. These will admit and Vnow where to decision tickets If you're blue and lonesome don't go. sor today following tho IN SANDIAS LAS CRUCES VICINITY to five or more games in Albuquer- in the paternity case. mm que, three of them with outside Buy a bunch of tickets and tnko In their big show. of a IN nf be The beginning remanent SAN PEDRO AREA Las N. teams. One these games will B.P.0.L 46! will take place DEATH OF. 7 duces, M., Sept 30. tho Kl Paso on Thanks- separation Protowor Gerald C5rlffin, Irish lyric ten big gnme or Monday when ! Tn order to make this day wlf It reported here that three or, actor and playwright, writes giving day. rfiernan will take his apd have been found re- J a success, at least 500 tickets must to Mich., gold strikes from Stamford, Conn., to Las children Bronson, cently by prospectors in the San be sold." jree Tiernan will make her Cruces Chamber of Commerce Is In line for ' whore Mrs until .he Pedro district of the Sandla moun- that he will come to the Mesilla Heavy scrimmage home with her mother about twenty-seve- n miles mi the team for Tuesday, Wednesday tains, valley next winter to invest in a her future, inai Mal-lett- e and of this week. decides upon allowed to from Albuquerque. J. Nieto, large farm or ranch. The farm Thursday ttr .Tlernan Is being brothers of Bernalillo and children with her. Is Is to be operated by ills two SMYRNA DRY. the Monico Aranda are stated to have Peoeple Fear That the Sup- who are W.CLARED 1 jfeuel ne said, to his sympathy brothers, practical Sept. 30. is under- found veins carrying gold leaf, and farmers. Smyrna, llvistapha wife. Later it the discovery has created a small posed Pyromanic May Kemal Pasha has declared Smyrna stood children will be Mr. Griffin was raised on a The knran use that the rush of activity among prospectors.' Continue to Is in 17 dry. forbids tho of; Operate; farm Illinois. When years wme but the new edict here pro- laCeVrl aT.crCr' Native copper and asbestos also are of age he went to Rawlins, Wyo., StunneV reported to have been located. Being Sought by Police. on hibits all alcoholic drinks and pro- and worked as a fence rider vides infractions be pun- Mr.. Tiernan. stun-'e- d The San Pedro district was found that shall court room, is Col. I. C. .Miller's ranch. After- ished on the back Protect Your Future by lashes left the is her to contain gold in 1828, according New York, Sept. 30. A madman ward he was on the twenty over the decision, as to A. employed of the offender. Fayette Jones, mining engi- whose mania for fires caused the John Kibbey feed ranch near who was yester-da- y hUahned,iove." had neer, questioned seven one of Kuns. . he said, "that about the find. This death of persons Augusta, AGREEMENT KIfiXET. of our reported four-year-o- Since his debut as a the affairs them a thrown making 30. The 8-- we disclosed was twenty years before the dis- child, been tho Muskogee, Okla., Sept. each month months and we as they moth- singer ho has arand Fort Smith and Western railroad Save $5.00 for household covery of gold in California, and from a window by a terrified world three times. Ho toured years before the location of er, early this morning is being has signed an agreement with ils to you $504.00 would ' have5'!been thirty Australia and Africa five times and will re- guarantee pay gold in paying quantities in Colo- sought tonight by the Police acting the striking shopmen they J&tvet" on an and has visited all larger turn to work at 6 o'clock Monday hell." rado. Pablo Aranda. in 1828, then information that attempt cities in America. been In a living 1 2 age.-w- as morning, according to United each month 84 months and we f rea.nve ii years of present at San was made to set the building next as Save $10.00 for AAO A A this fact we witn-t,- "I am never so happy when States Marshal Henry Cooper, who said, "but Pedro on the first discovery, he door afii'e ei.ortly beforu the in west somewhere to tD court and public. Mr. I am out the said today that he would withdraw guarantee pay you AUUOUU from the In his told Jones some years ago. apartment house at 241 West 109th with God's wonderful sunshine and Pouiin was brief Much been taken from into flames. his guards on the road at that hour. Harry gold has street burst nature all around me," Mr. (Iriffiu WE PAY 6 INTEREST ON AMOUNTS 0 OR MORE, 8t he said. that locality by the placer process Other investigations, more or in a letter to the Chamber of Com- juTwhat I expected." in past years, and some from veins. less random, but are -- WITHDRAWABLE ANY TIME. no other sincere, being merce. "I'm planning ettle on He wouM make The region has never been a steady carried on by the resident's of the a farm or ranch In n New morn- - producer. upper went side, where this Mexico ut the clos- ..iy A SIN TO LET Prominent Albuquerque business ing's fire occurred. Fear that the I No one has any trouble in finding men are Interested In the San supposed pyromaniac may continue NEW MEXICO LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY l" i 1.1 Via "rlrv" IT1- - Pedro operations, and are making to operate is aroused by the story t. VnrW ASKED TO nvir,r.ia Vw an investigation, it was said y. of who discovered a GRAND JURY - - - Henry Dent, and $100,000 - , -- a . - - ' Capital Surplus Tribune. baby carriage ablaze in the hall- FIND OUT WHO IS THE FALL OUT Phone Third and Gold. way next door to the building 142 which was burned. The carriagH MOTHER OF AN INFANT had been stuffed with rags and oft, and of the Sept." 30. I the strip carpet along Jersey City, X. J., The 35c"Danderine"Saves Your hallway similarly saturated. Dent grand Jury convened here today nnd his daughters extinguished the was told to try to find out who is Hair Ends Dandruff! blaze. . the mother of an infant boy born seven weeks, ago in the liergen san- itarium. An exhaustive Investiga- Delightful Tonic tion will soon begin. FIBElLEsTO A boy and a girl were born in S3 the sanitarium, tho same day. IF ' Wheii a nurse brought the infant SICK,- - TAKEjlIASCARETS" hoy to the bed of Mrs. Edward BEHELD AT THE Rich, of Jersey City, she refused to accept tho baby saying the one she had Just brought into the world This Time of Year 4 Clean Your Bowels! End was a girl. The other mother Headache, Biliousness, Colds, L tho girl. The boy was sent 0 HOUSES to the Mothers' institute and Mrs. Dizziness, Sour, Gassy Stomach Rich brought suit against the hos- pital. Men Think of to the Fire Plans Justice Swoze, in charge To clean out your bowels time, will start the bowels act- City Department grand Jury, tomtr asked for a - without cramping or overacting, ing. When taken at nignt, the Active Week of Drills and thorough Investigation. take Cascarets! bowels work wondei fully In in All Sec- You to to be morning. Inspections ORE FROM NEW MINE I want feel line; Cascurets never sicken or in- free from sick head- quickly convenience you next day like tions of the'City. BEING SHOWN HERE .ache,. . dizziness, biliousness, colds, pills, calomel, salts or oil. naa oreatn, a sour, acia, gassy Children love Cascarets too. Fire drill in which the city fire constipation. i NamPies OI tne copper ore. niutu Fall and 'stomach, 10 cent also 25 50 and the city school boxes, and department is being taken out of tno newiy : vine or two vascurcui. any cent sizes. Any drug liore. Adv. children will participate will be San Lorenzo mine near So- held at every school this opened city corro, are being displayed in the week. The firemen will go store window. The through regular drills at each Ruppe drug will be new mine is being opened up by building and the children and his brothers I4 discharged from the buildings Monico Aranda Hurry! It's your duty! Each w I?" lilllllMBIMflMlifi! is said to contain very rich exactly as though there was a and day you see a little more hair inter lire. ore, the vein being about 18 feet out and aro founa in tne falling you making Following tho drills. City Fire wide. Asbestos is also no effort to avoid baldness. .What Chief Robert Henderson same locality. a means and 100 from pity. Falling hair officers of The mine is about miles is pos- other the department can reached your hair weak, sick, will give special demonstrations Albuquerque and be sibly dandruff is strangling it, and will talk to the children re- by automobile in about six hours. or the hair root pores in the NOW IS THE TIME A local men are inter- - Clothes lative to fire number of are not firm and prevention and what is said scalp tight, to an m case of nre. csted in the venture, which thus wasting the hair-growi- During the week, fireman in 'fo be one of the most promising of oils. We welcome the men of Al- uniform will inspect every store, any mining operations started In Danderine almost instantly To office building hotel nnd business this vicinity within the past few stops fulling hair of men or to our store. ,We Arrange houce In the business district. years. women and cleans every particle buquerque For Your Chief Henderson announced last of dandruff away, then the hair have the best and inclusive night. In tho residence district, It begins to look as though the takes on new life, vigor and most Estate all stores, large apartment houses allies had turned down a peace strength to grow strong, thick, line of suits and Heatrola and other large buildings will be without victory for victory without and long. overcoats we inspected, especial attention be- peace. Washington Post. Danderine is delightful not ing paid to stoves, chimneys and sticky or greasy. Go to any have ever had. Models of warm fire hazards In yards and alleys. Europe has had nineteen confer- drugstore now and get a bottle. The object of tha inspection is to ences and they have all ended as use It. Have healthy, heavy, and wooly materials for the reduce tho fire loss in the city soon as somebody mentioned beautiful hair and lots of it. is through making it possible to re- - money. New York Evening Mail. Aflv. man who outdoors a great move any hazards which may be found during the inspection. deal and lighter weights for 20 Per1 Cent Off on All $43,00"bREFUNDING Albuquerque Foundry those who prefer them. Last year a Works number of BONDS SOON WILL BE and Machine DRESS TRUNKS Enr'nrer Founders .Mflrhlntifl JAMES GBCNSFELP Albuquer- RETIRED BY COUNTY Casting in Imn, Brani. Bronte. Alum- Sport and conservative suits inum, Elertrlo Motura. Oil Engine. Sturges Hotel Bldg.. First i que people Pumpi and Irritation. Street Side. and overcoats both included. who in- Sale of the $43,000 worth of Lib Warl and Office Albnaoerana. had erty bonds, which have been held r tended to In the Bernalillo county sinking Estate fund, has been completed and the purchase Heatrolas (the money will be used at once to re- $30.00-$35.0- heater which looks like a Victrola tire that 'amount of county refund- 0 and works like a hot air furnace) ing bonds of the issue of 1901. The were transaction, which has been engi- disappointed because the fact- neered by County Treasurer Kd Dine at the Mecca was ory could not make deliveries, v The Swope, decided upon by the Estr.te Heatrola county commissioners, will net the has taken the coun- county a considerable saving each TODAY SUNDAY try by storm. It furnishes an abun- year due to the difference In in- Men, you cannot buy REAL dance of healthful heat heats 2 to terest rate between the Liberty VALUE below 6 bonds and the refunding bonds. these prices connecting rooms, with no more The Liberty bonds were pur- Turkey Dinner Our Regular fuel chased from funds. As ours with others we than an ordinary base burner. sinking the - cpmpare Don't be purpose of the sinking fund is to 65 Cents Spring Chicken disappointed this year. meet the coiinty'g bonded indebt- know what you will decide. Order your Heatrola now remem- edness. It was decided to recall as Supper, 65 Cents many of the 1901 Issue of refund- ber easy payments can be 'Served front 12 to 2 P. M. Served from 5 to 8 P. M. arranged. ing bonds as possible In order to ' eliminate the Interest charge. The ".When you Think' Clothes Think' EubankV- refunding bonds were issued for ar periods, but were made There Are Two Good Places to Eat Here and CO. callable after twenty years. This STAR rt&IWtJRE ' So Dine Kit period expired last year. . Home; With Us Today HJW.OOLO AVC. PHONE. 1 409 W WI1-hel- If the fuel crisis continues, m Hohenzollern may get more -i for his woodpile than he did for his EUBANK'S f- memoirs. New Tork Tribune. MECCA CAFE 118 W. Central Avenue 513 t , ' Phone What tbn onunfrv ti"!p f more, 214 WEST CENTRAL AVE. men in cohgress wlfh threat trou raraiiffiiiiiBiafiiH ble.Clcvoland News. " ' Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 1, 1922. i

Luque, 2. Hits Off Morrison, 14 in S innings (none out In ninth I : BOSTIl DIVIDES Adams, 3 in 2; Donahue, 7 in 2 YANKEE S DEFEAT Keck, 4 in 3 Markle, none in 12 & none; Gillespie, 1 in 1; I.uquo, 2 in 2; Couch, none in 1. Passed balls By NORM AN E. Br.DWN. -- ' A Schmidt, 2. New York ca.. thank two-- . V- v DOUBLE BILL BOSTON, fans - - i Join The 3T01; the Giants and '1. ' 4. men for returning Brooklyn, 0: Philadelphia. Yankees as pennant winners and J0ap1 Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 3ft. lf.ffi,;alr won his seventh thereby again confining the series rja.SiBpSjl &'ezJf' , gf Southpaw Ructher WITH NEW YORK from Phillies when CLINCH PENNKNT to lil oP New Yawk. Thise two iW J ff HUBBELL GUN CLUB game the today Bush and He'.rie Groh. ' be beat Meadows by ti to 4. Three men are Joe 'felj JlWf M . '! on two Without Bush the Yanks would , W runs in the first inning v " :'S passes und Wheat's triple gave have trailed St Louis. Ihis .once- - r , 's L V re- ' Best to ' I Duck Take First Game had an he Leaders Go iin back obtained from the Red J' . Shooting in the .Valley Braves the Ruetber advantage League hurler, fjL ' W ed. The season ends with one twenty-fiv- e his ; f S 5 to 1, But Lose Second, Win and Do So in the Sox, won games JmMM game tomorrow. Score: part in cinching the . pennan- t- 'ij: H Get your permit before it is too late 3 to Defeats Philadelphia. First Inning; Indians Win vl H 5; Brooklyn AB. It. II. TO. A. E. 4 1 1 2 2 0 1. r, ' Phillies, 6 to 4. Wrightstonc, ss From Tigers, 4 to Membership Limited to 30 Members tiupp, 3b 5 0 1 1 2 0 New 30. The Now Williams, cf . . . 3 1 2 2 0 0 Boston. Sept. 30. New York York, Sept. 2 t) ft 1 0 0 double-head- er Walker, rf won American leasue pennant 114 York Giants divided a 2 0 1 1 0 0 the North Third Street Mokan, rf 8 to 1, today. with Boston today, tho visitors c 4 0 1 2 1 0 by defeating Boston, Uenline, In winning the first game 5 to 1, while Lee, if 3 ft 2 1 0 0 The Yankees can lose their gome the took the second, 5 4 I ft 14 ft 0 tomorrow and still champions Leslie, lb AVashington lead- vo 3. Scores: Parkinson, 2b.. 4 0 0 1 8 1 finish first. The league First game: R. It. E. Meadows, p 4 1 2 0 ers went in to win today Boston 001 300 100 5 6 0 10 and did so in tho first inning New York ...010 000 0001 12 2 Totals ; 35 4 10 24 14 1 after having dropped the first two Batteries: llulihan and O'Neill; Brooklyn. games of the series to the lied Sox. Czvengrass and Snyder. Gaston. AB. It, H. PO. A. E. Alex. Btarted pitching Ferguson this Second game: Olson. 2b 3 1 1 5 ti ft for Boston. Witt led off for 1 1 fl too lor Hoston. ss . , . 4 4 3 visitors with "a single wide Johnston, u to ab. n. it. toIa.e. T. rf . . . 2 2 0 0 ft Pratt. Dugan looped single The Griffith, Cafe Powell, cf 3 1 0 2 0 0 If 4 0 0 0 short right. Ruth bunted down Angel 4 0 1 3 4 Wheat, 13 credit- K'opf, 2b 0 cf 3 ft ft 5 0 0 the third base lino and wus 1 Mvers, 4 3 2 0 1 fum- "THERE'S A DIFFERENCE" Christen bury, if 0 lb . . 4 2 8 0 0 ed with a hit when O'Rourke n 1 4 1 1 Schmandt, Cruise, If 4 3b 3 0 1 ft 5 0 bled as ho slipped in fielding the 4 0 2 r 1 High, Kocckel, 3b ... 0 c .... 4 ft 2 2 0 0 ball. With the bases filled, Wallic 4 o n o Hungllng. Henry, lb 0 10 p 4 0 0 1 1 0 singled to right, scoring Witt 4 Ructher, l'lpp SPECIAL Oallaghcr, sa... ft 0 a 2 1 and Dugan. Ruth moved over to 'iibson, c 4 1 3 1 1 o Totals 31 6 10 i: third witli tho throw home. Pen-noc- k 2 n o 0 1 o Ruth SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER Braxton, p .... By innings: replaced Ferguson. 50c 50c ' Philadelphia .000 011 2004 scored on Meusel'B "sucrifice fly to Total 33 3 S 24 14 3 .300 120 OOx 6 center. Served from 11 a. in. to 8 p. m. S Brooklyn deep New New York. Two-bas- e hits lien-lin- e, For the' rest of the game A ft. PO. A. K. Summary: . RELISHES li, II, Meadows, Wheat. Wright-stone- York succeeded in making but ss . . . 1 I 1 (I I 0 Bancroft, Three-bas- e hits Wheat, three lilts, und could not score. , California Combination Salad ss , . , 4 1 o 0 4 Jackson, Schmnndt. Sacrifices High, My- Pennock pitched remarkably well. Kipe Olives Tomatoes Lettuce Celery Sb 4 1 I 2 2 1 Macphee, ... ers. Double Olson to John- He way to n pinch hitter and . ) 4 0 1 3 7 plays gave Joe of and SOUPS Magulre, 2b ... 0 to Ol- tho last two innings. Bush, premier pitcher the Yankees, at left, Heinle Groh, 4 ston to Schmandt; Johnston Karr pitched,. Cream Chicken or If , 0 2 0 (I o sev- third baseman of Giants. of Chicken Broth with Vermicelli Hlpbec, son 4,o Schmnndt; Wrightstonc to Boston scored its run in tho .Shinners. rf ... 4 n 1 1 (I l took Parkinson to Leslie; Parkinson to enth when O'ltourke singled, a ed MEATS King, lb , 4 fl 1 Iti o (i leading all other Yank hurlers by for third, was a disappointment, v to Leslie. on third on John Collins' third Roast Stuffed Chicken with Hnd 4 1 2 1 o 0 Wrightstone lenses and while "awi: Young Oyster Dressing Cunningham, cf balls Off 3: 2. hit of tho game, and scor- big margin. Jchnny ga played Sauce o 2 0 1 3 0 o Meadows, Ructher, straight an second v.ficn Apple Smith, Struck out By Meadows, 2; Rue-thc- r, ed as Mitchell forced Collins at sec- Heinle Groh made McGraw's ;.v a;centahle game at c 2 0 0 1 ft 0 tossed In he did not VEGETABLES laston, 2. ond. In the ninth Hoyt, who had 3eld. Third bothered McGraw in there rouL' generalship on the field, his wo Bliime, p 2 1 1 0 0 0 out a infield. with Beans Mashed au been pitching superbly, passed 1921. smoothly working the none . t'.o steady Giant String Potatoes Spaghetti gratln 0-- 8-- Kelly at first, Uaneroft at C Venn ' St. Louis. Chlciigo, 3 Mitchell, and Ruel singled to light. Hcinie Groh filled the gap. His pitchers vand his contributions to recti Totals 33 5 11 2" 14 2 and Friscb '.that Chicago, Sept. SO. St. Louis Manager llugglns then sent in ihort at second Knowledge of the National league the sessions of the Ciant strategy DRINKS By innings: a On bull or third could not be enabled him to his Boston 001 001 took botli games of double Bush. tho first pitched iaproved batters play bcr.rd played a big part in the Coffee Tea Sweet Milk or Buttermilk 0103 front !i to was off second, upon. But Goldie first boi ' . base the New York 100 001 21x 5 header Chicago today, Mitchell picked Rapp, to best advantage. His general success of the .iam. 8 and 5 to 3, the. second game be- Schu.nR to Scott. Karr walked. DESSERT Two-bas- e, hits Cun- 'Summary: ing called at the end of the fifth Menoskey filed out to Mcusel in Choice Vanilla Ice Cream ningham, Christenbury. Three-bas- e on account of darkness. and for lilt Macphee. Stolen bases inning deep right Chaplin, batting Toe Rewell's fielding featured, the Wc also liave a largo varlcly bill of fare to select from of The first gamo was a slugging Miller, was tossed out by Ward. Cleveland 12 Cunningham, Uaston. Sacrifice in which off the shortstop handling tho most delicious food that can bo prepared nnyvlierc Braxton. Double match, eight pitchers As the Yankees galloped chances and in three FOOTBALL RESULTS play Jackson, and a total of 30 hits 'in First Baseman participating A Trial Will Convince Vou. Magulre and King. Bases on balls participated field high glee, double plays. Score: equally divided, were made. I'ipp tossed the lust, ball to the v. Blume, J; Braxton, 2. Struck Gainer's homo run with two men Ictr:t. Don't Forget the Newest and Most out Blume. 2. veteran umpire. Tommy Connolly. ab. n. it. ro. a. ;. Sanitary Wild pitch Brax- on base In the first decid- 7. Cafe of ton. Passed ball Gaston. inning Score: nine. 1b 3 fl 1 14 0 2 Columbia, 4S; Ursinus, Albuquerque ed the secord contest. New York. 3 4 1 2 0 fi 0 20; Middlebury. 0. E. Ilaney, b Harvard, fetCiub , Score: R. II. A IS. it. II. PO. A E 4 0 2 0 0 0 47; Muhlenbinff, 0. Pittsburgh, 7: Cincinnati, ". 0 Cobb, cf Svracnse, ASK THE OTHER FELLOW ABOU US St. 002 114 001 15 . 30. Louis... Witt, ct . If 4 0 0 Yale, 13; Carnegie Tech., 0. i Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. The 4ftl 15 1 4 Vench, Reds Chicago ...000 0128 Dugan, 3b ,.31120. rf 4 1 0 Vermont, Tj Maine, 0. and Pirates, fighting desper- Batteries: Fotherglll, 0. Sherdel, North, If . . 3 2b . 4 2 0 Tufts, 13; Connecticut Aggies, ately for second place in tho Na- Ic Ruth, Cutshaw, Sell, Don 'and Ainsmith: . . 4 2 S 4 col- tional ten-inni- 1b ss . .. 5 0 Iowa Wesleyan, 16; Knox league race, battled to a Kault-man- n Pipp, ft itlgney, Cheeves, Sateland, 2 1 6. tie 7 to 7 Mcusd, rf , Woodall, c . . 3 ft 2 0 lege. at this afternoon. and Hartnctt. ft 5 0. the called on Sehang, c Pillette, p . . . 0 0 2 0 Brown. 27; Ilhode Island State, NATIONAL LEAGIH game being account Second game: 0 2 0. w litis-sel- l Ward, 2b ft 0 Jtutgers, 13; Penn Military, ret. Cafe of darkness. Olsen, p The Tho of St. Louis. l batting . 0 4 92 00 Scott, ss . . . 0 0 Centre, 21; Clcmson, 0. N'ew York .005 Angel and Ronsh each A. xFlagstead featured, get- AB. It. II. PO. E, 0 1 6. 67 ,o59 Just Off on 2 Hoyt, p Georgia Tech., 31; Oglethorpe, Pittsburgh ...85 Central, North Fourth. ting tour htts. Marklc, who started Blades. If 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 p 0 33 1 10 14 3 Grinnell, 14; Parsons, 0. Cincinnati, 68 .553 705-- the Hfiventh tnninr. f,it th. Pnu 2 1 0 0 Bush, Totals H I'honc 119 North Fourth Street Mann, cf i x Columbia 14; Wisconsin St. Louis, 84 69 .54!) was out of the before li'i .1 .1 0 c I 0 Batted for I'illette in eighth. college, put game Smith, rf Totals 3 7 27 11 2 Sell' of Mines, 0. Chicago 80 73 .4 23 had pitched to one batter for dis- 2b 3 1 1 0 ...31 Cleveland. Hornsby, Host ni. IT. Notre 40; 0. Brooklyn 76, 77 .497 decision on 1 1 1 2 ft 0 A B. It. TO. A. E. Dame, Kalamazoo, - puting a a called ball. Gainer, lb R. H. TO. A. St. 6. 56 96 .30 ft 1 ft All. E, t f . 4 I 1 '2 fl fl Cornell, 65; Bonaventure, Philadelphia, ThS game will be off here Eournier, lb 0 0 0 McXulty, 99 played If . 0 0 5 0 1 fl 1 r. Colorado 20; Boston 62 .363 double-head- er 0 ft 0 2 0 Monosky, ... 2b . .3 0 college, Wyoming, in a tomorrow, clos- Stock. 3b ... 4 fl ft 5 0 0 Wnmby, cf , . . 3 1 2 1 ft 0. the season. . U 0 1 0 0 Miller, ... Sttmma, rf 0 ing championship SchulU, rl , 4 fl col- 1 1 1 Denver c 2 ft u Burns, lb Gardner, 3b 3 0 2 ft university, 7; Begls Score: demons, 4 (I o. 11 2b , . 1 r. 7 lege, X. ss 1 ft u 2 0 Pratt, ... Newell, ss . . 4 0 0 Lavan, . 4 MUCH IN! Pittsburgh. 3b . 3 fl 1 2 1 0 Beloit. 34; DeKulb Xormal, 0.. MlUtft ' AB. K. H. PO- A. E. Haines, p , 2 ft 0 O'Rourke, Kvns, If .. 11 ,1. i f 4 3 fl 11 2 0 of California, 43; ss. . 4 o ft 2 1 ft Collins, Ouisto, lb 0 University Maranville, . . 3 14. The ss . . 0 3 fl ft Santa Clara, 0" 1 1 . . 20 5 6 15 6 0 Mitchell, c . 0 Carey, cf f 0 0 Totals, 4 O'Neill, c , 8 0 1 1 University of Virginia, 34; Ceoige f 5 2 3 4 i ft Ruel, Smith, p Bigbce, Chicago . 0 0. J4i.8i.cll.. i f ft 3 4 4 ft ft A b. Ji. H. PO, A. E. Ferguson, p Washington, p . 4 6 27 20 0 Hutler, 14; Franklin. 0. , lib, s Tierney, 2b :t ft 6 0 Adams, 2b .3 ft 0 2 0 0 Pennock, Totals .; 29 n Club 10 0 . Williams, 41; Hamilton, 0. 3 1 o 1 ft ss :.3 Karr, p By Traynor. 3b. ... 2 Mollooher, 1 Innings: 1 1 . Wabash, 16; Hanover, 0. S ft 0 0 cf . . .3 0 zllarri .... Detroit 000 100 0001 tlrimm, lb 111 Statz, . 1 7. 1 ... 200 002 OOx 4 Bowdoin, 2S; Amherst. Schmidt, c 4 ft 2 S 0 0 Grimes, lb .2 0 0 zzChaplIn Cleveland Two-bns- o Han-e- y, of Detroit, 7; Wil- :! n .1 0 1 0 0 0 hits University YANK Morrison, t ft ft :i Fitzgerald, rf 8 27V12 Summary: 0. MGft p.... ft ft ft Totals .35 mington (Ohio) college, 0 () 0 0 0 II Barber, If . I Cutshaw, Rumma .,(2). Stolen Atkuns, p 3 in sev 43; 0. Kelleher. 3 b 0 ft 1 0 0 Batted for Pennock bases Kigney, McNulty, Sewell. Trinity, Guilford, 1 (I enth. University of Pittsburgh, 37; h. 39 7 14 30 11 0 O'FarrclI, o 0 6 0 Sacrifice Gardner. Double plays AMERICAN LEAGUE totals ,?. in ninth. . of 0. Jones, p ft 0 0 1 0 Batted for Miller Wnmby, Sew-ll- Uuisto, 2: University Cincinnati, w ret. Cincinnati. 0 0 0 2 0 Pennsylvania, 14; Fvanklin and New 94 09l .614 AB. It. II. PO. A. E. Cheeves, p By innings: Smith. Sewell, Guisto: Fotherglll York, New York 300 000 0003 and Blue Bases on balls Off I'il- Marshall, 0. St. Louis 92 61 .601 rf 0 ft 1 3 0 ft 000 000 West Point. 12; Lebanon Burn, . . 20 3 6 15 5 0 Boston 1001 1 ; Olsen 1 ; 1. Hits Off Valley, 79 74 .516 B 2 1 o Totals, Meu-se- lette. Smith, 0. Detroit, Daubert, lb. ... 111 Sacrifice hit l. 6 1 77 76 .504 If i ft 3 0 ft ft By innings: Summary: Pillette, in 7: off Olsen, none in Chicago Duncan, St. Louis 320 00 5 Double play Mitchell. Pratt, out Lehigh, 0; Gettysburg, 0, Cleveland 77 76 .504 cf 2 4 4 0 0 Struck By Pillette, 2; Olsen, Roush, 101 Burns. Bases on balls Off Hoyt, 2. 68 85 .444 ti 2 2 4 4 1 Chicago 013 Losing pitcher Pillette. Washington Fonseca, 2b..,. Called account darkness. 1; Bush. 1; Pennock, 1; Karr, 1. TEAM" Philadelphia, 65 89 .421 3 1 1 4 3 0 BELEN BESTS ...... 1 Hargrave, Two-bas- e hits-M- ann. out 4; Pennock, , 61 .395 c... Summary: Struck By Hoyt, 3-- Boston ,93 xKlmmick ft 0 ft n i Washington. Philadelphia, Grimes Three-bas- e hits 3. Hits Off Hoyt, 8 in,8, (nono out ST. MARY'S 25 TO 6 Couch, p 0 ft ft 0 ft n Hollocher. Home runs In ninth); off Bush, nono in 1; off Philadelphia. Sept. 30. Wash- 1 Pinclli, 3b r ft 3 2 4 0 4 In none out ington and Philadelphia split even MRS. MALL0RY WINS Gainer. Stolen bases Holloch- Ferguson. (none, jn double-heade- Belen defeated St. yester- 3 ft 2 2 4 ft 1 in a r Mary's Bohne, ss er. Sacrifices Lavan, Pennock. 2 in 7: Karr, in hero today that in 1 o o ft 0 ft Fitzger- first); closed the 1 922 season. day the opening football game ARDSLEY TENNIS CUP Donahue, p .... ald. Bases on balls Jones, 1;; 2. Winning pitcher Hoyt. Losing Washing- of the season, a score 1 0 0 (I 0 ton took the first 7 to 3, at Belen, by Keck, p ,1 Haines, 1. Struck out 1; pitcher Ferguson. game, of 25 to 6. score 1 ft ft ft ft 0 Jones, while the won Although the N. 30. Mrs. xxllarpcr Cheeves. 3; Haines, 1. Hits off Athletics the second was not Avdslcy, Y., Sept. ft ft ft 0 ft n 7 to 4. close, the play throughout Molla B. Mai of New na- Markle, p Jones, 6 in 1 off Cheeves. S. Iiuis. It: Chicago, 7. game. Scores; was of the closest hav- lory, York, ft ft 0 ft 1 0 K. TT, E. type, Belen woman's tennis Gillespie, p in 3 Losing St. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 3ft. All pen- first game: Just a shado of tional champion, 1 0 ft 0 ft nonj pitcher ..000 141 11 01 ing the better the xxxBressler ... 0 Jones. nant hopes shattered by New Washington 1007 when near gained permanent possession of the 0 0 ft 0 o Phlla 000 200 9 2 argument enough to the de- I.uque. p 0 York's victory over Boston today, 0103 St. Mary's line to score. Ardsley singles cup today by c 1 0 0 ft 0 ft went as Batteries: Zachary and La pan; feating Miss Mary K. Browne, of Vingo, St. Louis ahead though B. Harris and Indications are that Belen lias everything was at stake and Bruggy. one of the best teams ever out Loa Angeles, in tile final round, 'Totals 47 7 17 30 18 1 Second game: put 1. 6, 5. DAY'S trounced Chicago, 11 to 7, finding by tho high school of that city and ;' Ban in ninth. Washington. It was the third successive year for Hargrave three White Sox twirlers for a close game is expected vfien Al- xx Batted tor Keck in sixth. v Tobln three AB. It. H. PO. A. F.. that Mrs. Mallory has won the title. j hits. Johnny got 1 buquerque high clashes with them 'Xxx Batted for Gillespie in times at bat and Judge, lb 6 212 0 fl soon. hits out of three 2b 3 ft 2 1 4 0 seventh. in three runs. It was Harris, the St.1 team S brought Rice, cf 5 0 3 2 1 0 Although Mary's MISS C0LLETT IS NEW By innings: GAMES "Shocker the local right- was day" and Goslin, If . . . ; . r ft 1 l o n defeated, athletic instructors 212 010 100 seven-passcn- g tho WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMP IMttsburgh 07 hander was presented with a . . . 5 2 4 fl at school expressed themselves Cincinnati 101 001 202 Ho Br6wer, rf . 2 0 as well 07 r automobile. pitched ss 4 fl 0 3 5 fl pleased with the showing Summary: Two-bas- e hits Bohne, NATIONAL but in the Pecklnpaugh, to W. I.r.AGlE. fairly well throughout, 1 and expect have the team in White Sulphur Springs, Va., Three-"ba- Pielnlch, 2 0 Washburn's Have It Bisbee. Russell, Traynor. St. Louis at Chicago. seventh tho visitors tallied five C....43 fl1,2 first class shape before tho 30. Miss Glenna Collett of Homo Lamotte, 3b ... l l o fl long Sept. hits Blgbce, Russell. a Cincinnati. 1 middle ef the season. It. became the new Pittsburgh times. Francis, p 4 0 0 5 0 Providence, I., - If It's Good; run Daubert. Stolen bases Boston at New York. George Sislcr, declared the most women's golf champion of the d&k Jo Jtoush, I'lnelll. Sacrifices Tier-n- at 3 AMERICANS Philadelphia Brooklyn. valuable player in the league, this 40 4 17 24 15 1 WOUNDED. United States today by defeating 2; Morrison. Double play season, got his cluhth homer of tho El Paso, Texas, Sept. 30. Two Mrs. W. A. Gavin, the English star, Pinelll to Fonseca to Daubert. idelpbln. citizens AMERICAN LEAGTE season in the sixth by clouting thd A B. II. IT. A. Americans, of El Paso, 5 up and 4 to play In the final 36 Bases on balls Off 3; St. No PO. E were on Bids Morrison, Chicago at Louis. ball into the right field stands. 0 0 0 1 0 slightly wounded this holes of the match of tho national Mor- , ,4 Donahue, J, Struck out By Detroit at Cleveland. one was on base when the circuit Perkins, c from stray bullets during the fight-in- g championship tournament. rison, 7; Adams, 1; Gillespie, 1; New York at Washington. off II. 3 occasioned by the revolt of the drive came Blankenshlp. ,4,4013002 3 0 0 Sisler also doubled in the first, 4 0 0 10 0 ft garrison. One was Miss Vicente Nero Is said to have given the scoring 'robin. Score: Miller, rf Cereceres, 22, shot In the shoulder, equivalent of $250,000 for two 1 and Luis Chlcngo. Galloway, ss . . .4123104 1 3 2 .0 Ponce, 19, a fruit peddler, special glass cups, thus beating bul- y AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dykes, 3 b .... 2 2 2 0 0 whose clothing was torn by a even present-da- prices for rare ft '.I .2 Hooper, rf i 1 0 2 Seheer, 2b ... 3 0 1 3 4 0 let, He was only scratched. glassware. Johnson, ss .r 1 3 3 4 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 ft K. Collins. 2b, . 4 1 2 1 5 0 0 Sheely, lb S 2 2 12 0 .32 7 10 27 11 0 Wolf .cf By Innings: Falk, If...... r.Bill"fl 3 2 2 0 000 011 0204 That Mulligan, 3b... r 1 0 2 0 2 fl 1 2 1 0 Two-bas- e ...... Hchalk, c Summary: hits Piel- c 2 fl 0 1 0 ft nlch 2, Judge, Francis. Three-bas- e Ing, 1 1 2 0 T. Blankenship, p 1 0 hit Dykes. Homo run-Wa- lker. p 1 fl 0 0 0 ft Sacrifice Lamotto. Majestic Range H.Blankenship, fl 1 0 0 Double Mack, p .2 0 plays Rommel to Gallo- "DOC'S A GOOD DRESSER-AL- xStrunk 10 0 0 0 0 way to Johnston; Harris to Peck- L lnpaugh to Judge. Bases on balls rrmraivj 1 ...... Totals 43 7 15 24 16 v FrAncU Sli.,i.v Satisfy BUT HIS HATS" xnntted for H. Blankenship in fniel, 2. Sale seventh. St. Iouls. ab. n. ir.ro. a. e. Announcing an unusual showing of Tobin, rf 3 3 3 1 0 0 - We offer our Com- How times have heard this about Ellerbce. 3b 3 1 1 1 1 2 YESTtn- many you ft line of Winter Suits in a of Sisler. lb B 2 3 7 0 plete Fall and variety fj,. friends of yours? Williams, If 4 2 2 4 0 0 Jacobson, cf... 5 2 3 3 ft 0 DAYS at low ' McMnnus. 2b. . . r. 1 3 2 1 2 patterns extremely prices Many men who really dress well pay so little Severeld. c 5 fl 1 8 1 Majestic Oerber. s" 3 0 01 1 0 ESULTS $22.50, $25.00, $30.00 attention to the selection of their hata and Shocker, p..... 3 0 0 0 3 J) 2 Ranges that the clothes wear go for . 36 11 16 27 7 4 they naught. Totals .. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 6; By innings: . New York, 3. 001 000 oOl ( Boston, at Vhile we sliow b'ettcr of. 5; our Chicago St. 3. greatly gra'des A203 401 10X 11 Louis, Chicago, This season, the Guarantee has for St. Louis Brooklyn, 6; 4. your Two-bas- e hits Sis- Philadelphia, -' Summary: Cincinnati, 7; 7 a 'real Kuppen- selection assort-me- nt To- Pittsburgh, clothing at; saving S; an unusually large and attractive ler, McManus, Schalk, Sheoly. (called end tenth, darkness). Three. base hit Mulli- Reduced Prices Stein-iBloc- of hats. This makes selec bin, falk. heimer and li makes go6d satisfactory gan. Home run Sisler. Stolen AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ellerbeo, Jtion unusually easy. V)aKPTobin. Sacrifices Philadelphia, 3.7; Washington, E. Collins. Doubl piny Falk and 4. Bases on balls Off T. FREE This week we will pive a complete set Sheoly. H. New York, 3; Boston, 1. Blankenship, 6; Shocker, 2; 1. MAJESTIC COOKING worth abso- $40, $45, $47.50: Hits Cleveland, 4; Detroit, WARE, $10, $37.50, Blankenship, 1; Jtack, J. St. Louis, 11; Chicago, 7. FREE, with sold. Choice of f iff T. Blnnkenshlp, 4 in 3 Innings; lutely every range 9 3 In sets. MHAHitN ELEHER. H. Blankenship, in'3; Mack, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. copper or aluminum If MME fli 2. Losing pitcher TElankenshlp. Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, 1. Minneapolis, 0; Indianapolis, S. 1. E. L. Washburn Co. 2 J 8 West Central Cleveland, 4: Detroit, St. Paul, 2; Louisville. 5.. . Phone 335 Cleveland, Sept. '30. Sherrod Kansas City, 6; Columbus, 2. Whitney Hardware Company Smith kept Detroit's teVi hits Widely won k 'e " : . scattered and Cleveland toaay COAST LEAGUE. v R. F; MEAD, Manager Exclusive Clothiers.1 i - K.l lllr. LV . . "ii-'i-, ...w Seattle, 6; Vernon, 2. : Albuquerque's bunched I fix hits but Cleveland ; San Francisco, 8; Sacramento, . Phone 76. 307 West Central Awenue. them and he wi afforded Salt Lake, 9; Los Angeles, 3. n poor suppoit by Blue pnd WoodaU. Oakland, 6; Portland, 0.

V aJ October 1, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 ODD FELLOWS GRAND of Rcbekuh will meet. There will ,V www be also a meeting of the grand en- LODGE TO MEET IN campment whicH Includes higher CLAYTON ON MONDAY degrees of the order. Social events will be interspersed with the grand s Inde- lodge sessions. Albuquerque will oman The grand loilgo of the ENTERTAINMENT be hy several delegates. Odd Fellows will represented Daily Order of Is a nnjjn-lje- r Magazine pendent Ottd Schecr of this in city hold its annual meeting Clayton, of the grand lodge. h FEMININITY IS DOMINANT NOTE IN BREAKFAST COSTUMES; beginning Monday nnd continuing fur three days. Simultaneously, , NAUGHTY PAJAMAS ARE DISCARDED IN FAVOR OF RUFFLES CIRCUS Want Ads Remits. A STEHOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE IfJ ELKS' the state assembly of the Degree Journal Bring BY JANE PIIIXI'S Idea Began With Real Cir- NESS E Members of ,f LBUQU DRQUE 1JUSI fjOLLEG , '.TAKES MEK NEW "Any time now Usually about cus People, 3:3U or ten." and Grew to ETTER "He keens nice hours That's Fraternity, QLWAYS iQURSES CHA PTE It 12 one thing." Mammoth scale. wna p Monday Nellie up early "Yes, the work here isn't and singing gleefully as .slio tnado hard not for the stenographer." Lots of folks are wondering what COMPLETE COURSES IN DAY AND tea, and set the breakfast on the Nellio wondered why he hesi- tho circus is all about. Last so Elks table. tated in his speech, and why E. No. 4U was In SCHOOL 'One would think your job was he looked at her so queerly. But winter B. P. O. NIGHT What time did he and she need of money to replenish its eh. r. in Philadelphia! said nothing more, If are to Mr. Robinson tell you to come to up her uncovered the fund. Many circus acts were There is a good position awaiting you you prepared hung hat, lty attend day school, enroll in our night work?" Cora asked. typewriter which needed clean- off in Chicago for the winter hold it. If you can't o'clock." mut- laying classes. 'Nine ing, and set about the job, and several of the lodse ."And you get us up at seven! tering to herself: high lights MAI & IIOSKIXC, Proprietors Aren't you ashamed'.'" "Must have, been a sloppy steno conceived the Idea of assembling "Not a bit: 1 want to leave, he had to leave a machino like these acls In some largo building ngs nice. It would be Horrid this! Maybe she was like that in and with numerous side reason 1 together come home to messy rooms." her work and that's the shows and home talent features to Miss Carter had done nothing got her job." se for Nellie, she had taught Her mutterings were Interrupt- hold nu indoor circus: Records EF aer to be neat. ed her employer's entrance. show that this initial- - Klks' circus scrupulously by of We 11 all help now, Gladys "Good morning. Miss Kiley," was a huge success. Thousands said with a yawn. he said brightly, "good morning people were turned away from the "I shan't need help if you'll get Smith," in a casual tone. "I see doors each night and on tho last up. Miss Lazy." Uladys loved to you have already found some- night people waited for someone sleep in the morning. She often thing to do," he Btood over tr. i to come out so they could get in. said it was harder to get up than desk where Nellie was clean'ng Since that time Elks' lodges it was to work. the machine. y throughout tho country havo held left the house "Yes. this machine was all hi. a series rt Indoor circuses and all They together. The two older girls had a little gummed up. It's better now, but mi have been huge successes 1 11 some , further to go, and were expect- give it a real cleaning Lnst spring the executives of tho ed earlier. day." American Exposition, tho sponsors "If I get there before Grandpa He sat down at his own desk of the Elks' Circus in Albuquerque. mail. J:i it few 4mMC' fra- -- and the mm does I'll get acquainted with the opened conceived the idea of holding an Allsted four drawer filc bookkeeper," Nellie told them. minutes he was ready to give her ternal circuses outdoors so the for' Nellie found herself even earlier dictation. Nellie trembled a bit enormous crowds that attend thest-affair- and so she but with perfect composure she of. tthan the bookkeeper, - could be taken care This means so much more than f sat beside him with- and walked up and down the street pad However, at their Initial showing the word "steeL" means until 9 o'clock. building air pencil. For an hour he dictated In Dallas. Texas, people were turn- It per- castfcs. Now that she had a start1 slowly, carefully. Nellie had no ed from the main entrance on manence in materia! at all in her Uy EI.PISE. The two breakfast coats ehown pectedly in this informal wrap for away plus experience she would go on and on. She trouble making ever new ncre aro mado of materials It is not so intimate as tho usual account of the crowds inside the do work so be time enough to make them Fashion, looking for lovely in manufacture. The would her well, nois, fields in which to show her skill, but they can be easily developed boudoir gown. grounds. One night the automatic important so careful about making mistakes, legibly, which meant she would n which 18,000 have no trouble now concentrates on the negligee in less costly fabrics. One is The smart little lace cap clickers ticked off people features are covered by basic patents. in spelling especially. She had no transcribing coat. The lace coat worn over a silk boasts of a chin of satin when It working. Officials of and there them. and breakfast smart slip strap stopped Ifou to see some or the fear her typing, negligeo of georgette over satin, and trimmed with rose colored ribbon siu.iks loudly of its Dutch of the circus so state that this has ought couldn't be so much to do In that "There, that will do. Bring made the letters to me to when which resembles a tea gown in Us moire ribbon. With this coat the origin, it. ih a peasant cap been tho case In all the numerous really unfair strains our demonstra- littlo office that the dictation sign elaborate is all wearer to bind her short of lace which is drawn tho pas! would be too fast for her. you havo them finished My draperies, very prefers exquisite engagements throughout tors this mall is on Mon- well for the woman of means, but curls by a lace bandeau. across the forehead and tied at spring and summer. put upon Dreadnaught The clock struck nine, and she unusually heavy us coat of of tho sides W:!h ribbon. How much enormous In so it will be a test for there aro those of who need The other is chiffon Tho reason for these Cabinet. hurriedly entered the building. day, you." less elaborate and a soft orchid shade with a ribbon moro does one enjoy the early crowds seems to He in tho fact thai 'vs,the office she now found a man He smiled kindly at her. something in w more practical. And fashion, girdle In contrasting shades. Tho morning cut of hot chocolate or the public wants to get away from Come or telephone us and fit about BO, tall spare, stooped, "Gee, but I'm in luck!" Nellie desired dish tidbit Vwith said to herself as she seated her- which is not always tttnciful. has deep ruffles give tho the midnight chafing the old style of outdoor nmusemeni wili show what endurancf rather tired looking eyes. wraps of the prac- feminine touch with no one need if arrayed in one of theso such the carnival with Its you ! self before her and made designed many as dinky "Not much of a looker!" Nellie desk, be if unex con- to To him: "Good- - ready to type the letters. "A nice tical kind. embarrassed caught rides, sdckJy shows nnd filthy mears. said herself. wants morning! I'm the new stenog- man that to treat me like a lady, cessions, nnd something pur." nor doesn't get fresh either. I'll and wholesome such as the Elk? rapher." A hiph-cias- "Good morning. My name Is w'rk all right for him, I will!" MRS. HURT WRITES have been putting on a ', (Smith, John Smith." which she proceeded to do, by SERIES OF ARTICLES circus at a reduced price. This in "Mine's Riley, Nellie Riley. paying strict attention to tho EFFICIENT E0OSEKEEP1EIG j eludes sides shows with home tal- I Tou wouldn't think I was French, work before her. ABOUT LOCAL WOMEN ent features, booths that are oper- would she asked impudent- Tne day passed quickly. At ated exclusively by members of th you?" LACKA A. K1RKMAN. of of articles o mmee The first a series bally-bo- ly, she might have 4:30 Mr. Robinson said: Bj local lodge. tlrkPt sellers, thinking now. no about Albuquerque women who are sales- known his name would be Smith. "I'm going There's i' in ' w. men, peanut venders, popcorn "The name need for you to stay after I go, y. ,a successfully engaged in business men, all Ell's. All in all a place QfficEurniture isn't French," he will In tlio Woman's Home replied slowly. unless I give you work to do." HEIPFVTj CONTRIBUTIONS tions for rose beads: Put through appear where mother, dad, sister, brother "You mean unless Companion in the near future. The be "No, neither am I! Irish to that there' FROM READERS. a food chopper (using tho nut W. and even the baby can go nnd the back bone." It wasn't going letters to write I can go Jioi e grinder) four quarts of rose petals series is being written by Mrs, assured that the best and onlv the Book Store bo to tease the when you do?" Nellie asked, These have como and a broken of H. Hurt. Tho first article treats best will be seen and heard. This is Strong's to any fun splendid letters up piece coperas of Miss Kthel and Miss He was too amazed. ' in to mo containing directions the size of a larg& pea; put this Hickey what is In store for tho folks of "Yes, I mean Just that." With Erna Kergusson, who are operating Oc- solemn." which other column readers have through nine times, when it should motor horseback Albuquerque, starting Tuesday, 'What time does .the boss a smile at her eager question, he bo u almost like the Koshnro and 3. in get requested: pulpy mass, butter tours. tober In?" left the office. Mrs. E. C: "I saw in your column and dark-colore- d. Now add to it so-n- e time ago, a request for the a few drops of glycerin, to harden. following: Ruche for a lady's bed- Take a lump of this paste just twice room slipper: Cast one nine the size you want the finished bead stitches. Two rows plain. Third to be, and roll it in tho palms or row: Knit one, wind wool round your hands till round. Half this BEAUTY CHATS finger and needle three times, knit bulk is allowed for shrinkage in as one stitch, knit one plain be- drying. Place these little balls on By Edna Kent Forbes. tween each spot; four spots on row. plates to dry overnight; in the Three rows of spots of dark and morning roll them again this light alternately, till you have six time on a plate, to obtain a per- MEATLESS DIETS. entree dishes are usually served for of each. Sew ruche to fectly smooth surface. The longer the meat we stripes ' course, though are all slipper." they are rolled this second time, Do you want to reduce? If so, familiar with the nut loaf and nut Mrs. J. C, H.:"Here are my dlrec- - the better the result, as it makes try. a meatless diet. Are you suf- roasts which are really delicious.. them shrink evenly. When finish- fering from auto intoxication? - If ed rolling, insert a toothpick in 111 S. so, need a meatless diet. If R. L.: If your fingers are in) each, to form the eye of the head, you to tho rest of then stick wife from number of proportion your hand A the toothpicks upright Fanners suffer any you they will be correct, even though ROCKY in something with the beads upon blood or heart troubles you will they are short. Short fingers them. Beforo removing the beads find a meatless diet of great bene- should not keep you from learning III let them dry thoroughly. They fit. In fact I know of no case to play the piano. string them on a thread, put In a where it hurts to go without meat B. : Olive oil to LUTHERAN SYNOD small bag to rub and polish. for a time, and I know of hundreds the skin, but a When let them stand in formula composed polished, m m of cases where the benefit is enoE-niou- a. of olive or almond oil and other in- olive oil overnight and in tho You can even gain weight gredients makes a better skin food morning polish again. Restrlng U on a meatless diet if you know than Just the oil by itself, as each HERE and wear.'" what sort of foods to substitute. thing contributes something to the 10 Mr. O.: "Here are the directions and Here are some suggestions for merits of the formula. For in- for rose beads: Put roso leaves Egg Stonejr foods having a high nutritive value stance, beeswax, one of the ingredi- Clip through the meat grinder several 1 which should go into the meatless ents in a good cream, helps tho times morning and afternoon, and diet. action of the oil as it seals the Annual Convention of Luth- let them lie in an Iron vessel be- . Almond made soup (or any soup pores during the time the oil is be- erans Opens Wednesday tween grlndings, to make them from nuts, cream and thickening). ing absorbed by the skin, and the turn black which nothing but iron By Jane N Cream vegetable soups for instance other things are equally helpful. With Representatives of will do. After many days of this Sawyer cream of asparagus, cream of cel- There can be no general rule for treatment, they will become a firm ery or tomato bisque. . Cold salmon the number of times you should Four States. paste, like dough, and can then be served with real mayonnaise dress- use any particular cream. If you moulded into beads, as follows: ing, fish with any sort of thick are middle aged or older, and the Bcpresentatives from Lutheran Have ready a clean board about sauce, or fried fish (all frying skin is dry, you should use a nour- churches throughout the mountain one foot square, and plenty of pins. should be done with olive oil or the ishing cream every day; if you are the this week Break off a bit of the paste the substitutes and region will be in city i is old various vegetable fat young the skin is firm, use size want for a bead, and roll on the shelf of the cupboard, an to attend the tr.rrty-secon- d annual you every farmhouse, top pantry for lard). only enough cream to keep the it in the of your hands till it ; Mountain palms Particularly nourishing entree skin pliable and the tissues nour- convention of the Rocky is Stick a it IN cracked or for active service, a bit made round. pin through or bowl, too badly chipped just dishes Include croquettes ished. Synod of the United Luthsran and run the pin Into the board, from or. nuts, Qheese om- C. S.: I Bhall be to mall wife her spaghetti glad church. , Besides the forty or more taking cari tho bead does not touch too good to throw away. Here is where the farmer's keeps "egg elettes, cheese souffles, Italian you the henna formula on receipt ministers and from Colo-- ! board so flatten and spoil rice and nut scal- of a laymen the and gnocchl, rissoles, stamped addressed envelope. rado, New Mexico, Laramie, Wyo., Its shape. Leave the bead on the money." loped mushrooms and a heavenly Wanda: As alum will dry up the and El Paso, Texas, there will be till If wish to polish dish made from mushrooms and It on pin dry. you secretions, is sometimes used present for the delivery of special them, take a. tiny bit of petrolatum truffles out fine, cooked in butter the skin while reducing of and rub i sauoe portions addresses a few of the representa- in the palms of the hands and served with a seasoned the body. It Is not a healthful pro- tives of the various benevolent the hands together until only a who have had the of raised on made with thick cream thickened cess, however, as anything as dry- boards of church. of shows. Now For the benefit of those not privilege being still more with as alum the suspicion the grease egg. ing Impairs the natural Rev. 3. F. Seibert, D. D., of Chi- take n bead from one of the pins lis On the the farmer's wife takes care In a meatless diet some of these functions. un-tl- ll let cago, representing the board of and r ill it between your palms a farm explain. average farm, homo missions and church exten- tvery particle of petrolatum has chickens. She feeds watches them mothers them. They sion, will be here In the interest disappeared. If you wish a dull of the thern, grow, of that board, and will give tho finish, however, leave the beads her. There are a favored few to whom she sells eggs. The anniversary address at the meeting just as they are when taken from belong to of tho Women's Missionary society, the pins. These beads are pretty receives is known to her as her money." It is hers to on Wednesday evening. Kev. J. F. when strung together with small money she "egg Kruegcr, V). D. Ph. D.. president g:ld-silve- r, or jet beads. Many and she uses it to the little luxuries and of Midland college, Fremont, Ne- women make rose beads from the do with what she pleases, get braska, will speak on behalf of that roses In their bridal bouquets, which she feels she otherwise could not afford. Institution, and give an address at while others make beads of flow- personal fripperies the brotherhood banquet on Thurs- ers given them on their wedding day evening. Dr. A. D. Crilo of adversaries or birthdays." Roswell, N. M., Is also expected to of address the brotherhood. Now, we can'tall be farmers' wives with a sacred little hoard "egg fpfl The sessions vill be held In St. Paul's English Lutheran church, of Business Man money." but w just the same. which Rev. A. M. Knudsen is pas- Praises tor. At the opening service on Sings u Tuesday evening, Ucv. E. W. Har-nc- r, "I suffered for years with y of Denver, i president of the stomach trouble and gas contin- Most of us kno :he Groce-Tot- e, and many .' Synod, will' deliver the synodical ually. Doctors thought I had stom. sermon, which will be followed by ach ulcers or cancer. After last of calcu ping them in the pig on communion, The Women's Mis- attack they advised going to Ro- us are "SA--Y "BAYER" when sionary society will hold its busi- chester, Minn., for an operation. the clock shelf pboard, and saving them you buy Aspirin ness session at the Presbyterian A friend advised trying Mayr's win- - ft church. An auto tour covering the Wonderful Remedy, which I did, little n time to time as we points of interest in and about tho and I cannot sing Its praises too for that I Unless you see the name and for in can now pain general. Accept city Is planned for Wednesday highly, as I eat anything dow-sho- p and "Bayer" t on package or on only "Bayer package which afternoon. These sessions aro all and everything." It Is a simple, tablets you are not getting the contains proper directions. open to the general public. harmless preparation that re- genuine Bayer product prescrlb-- Handy boxes of twelve tablets moves the catarrhal mucus from ' Pnyslclans over iwemy-- cost few cents. Druggists also the intestinal tract and allays HI yjf two years and proved safe by sen bottles of 24 and 100. As STATE ASSEMBLY OF inflammatlor which causes prac- Jf millions for colds, headache. plrln is the trade mark of WOMEN VOTERS TO BE tically all stomach, liver and In- Bayer Manufacture of Monoace-tlcacldest- er testinal ailments, including ap- lumbago, rheumatism, neuritis. of Salicylicacld. Adv. HELD IN SANTA FE pendicitis. One dose will cn-vlnc- e or money refunded. For Mrs. William R. Walton, sale by the Brlggs Fharmacy and of the Albuquerque League druggists everywhere. Adv. of Women Voters, will represent the local league at the first state assembly to be held in Santa Fe on Wednesday. Mrs. Walton was Specials Today elected the official delegate at a business meeting of the league on ' Thursday. Four local leagues, those of Santa Fe, Baton, Las Vegas and Albuquerque will be represented at the assembly. The local branches have been organized Not A Blmi.h Ml m since March and are meet- CLUS- - only j CHOCOLATE ing together for the first time. kin sessions under the f troubkt are effectively concttfi? ters 40c Business Keducee iv .latural color and correct Whei to Your Savings. leadership of Mrs. Ina Sizer Cas-sid- y Cream, . Pecan and of Santa Fe, state president, Scarf fe. nu c, Walnut Rolls ....60c will be held all day Wednesday. LfEBIVT. HOPKINS ft SON, New York In the evening there will be a 522 West Central banquet, at which Mrs. Walton will to a toast on "Local SVUAK BOWL'S GENUINE FROZEN PUDDING respond Idenbj," Business sessions will be continued Thursday mornljg. 'ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October I, 19224' definite a thing as table manners and it TESTIMONIAL: "SINCE THE STRIKES' RESTRAINTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED I DAUGHTER OLD A is conceivable that the Same wo- OF SPAIN IS Albuquerque Morning Journal easily HAVE DEVELOPED QUITE A FIGURE!" man might be considered a great inspira- A.N IN D IS PF. N Dfi N T NEWSPArEft tion man before he CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS ON Published By by a marries her, and JOCKXAL 1'tULlSlllXii COMPANY completely lose her power to inspire by the time they have nine children to care P. A. MACPHERSON .Business Manager G. 0. P. TICKET IN HEW MEXICO . for. To the garden-variet- y of XV. T. McCRElGHT .... i ... Secretary ordinary, men there is quite so Gold Ave. nothing inspiration- Office ...... 310 West al to effort as The following article she was interested In. To 06 and 7 j the fact that there are nine regarding legislation Telephones children at home to and Mrs, Adelina Otero-Warre- candi- be sure, she declared herself in provide food date for congress on tho republican favor of all the reclamation appro- t.v,H .9 Koonnfl-cla- ss matter at the postofl'ice clothing for, but the deserting preacher! ticket in New Mexico, appeared in priations consistent with intelligent N. M. and in Santa Fe. N. a issue ct Albuquerque, entry seems to have been looking for some-- j recent ot the New York economy. Hut definite reclamation M. pending, under act of congress 01 mrui k, Evening Post, under a Santa Fe projects were not part of the com- 1879. thing difierent. date line: mitment. If red hair, freckles, and a disin- Was she for the recognition of SUBSCRIPTION RATES clination to confide state secrets to Mexico? a and . .85c BY THE WAY. big dlsputatioui One month by carrier or mail casual interviewers put Calvin matter down this way. ,$2.50 next to Three months S4.75 Coolidge door the White "Now" with a genial coyness Six Months i on that of a corn House, who shall say where Mrs. which made It a positive pleasure to-b- i Maybe proprietor pop Otero-Warre- One Year Adelina n, republican refused "that's something I ;' jwi stand down in Texas did make $565,000 candidate for Congress from New won't talk about. Think how the ADVERTISEMENTS. out of as news item will Mexican be to any oil, the says he did. Mexico, stop? situation could change The Journal reserves the right reject He had a corner. For, to bo calmly arithmetical fore I could take my seat in Con advertising matter that it may deem Injproper. hhnnt It. Mrs. Ot has all gress, if elected. And I don't want -i more vana iui outivij utvvv...0- i that the Hon. Calvin has, on to embarrass the administration.' it. and more besides, "Then you approve the Admlnls. She has more hair of a deeper, tration's Mexican policy?" and - are considered asiadvertba ng PTC OT BI HOOT infinitely more Titian red. "I am" enigmatically and plainly cill be cnargea ior m ..v. a Sho has more nnd largor freckles enjoying it "n republican!" iu.a. make a She In W PRESS the kind which chic, Jjoil omen's Campaigns. , mtiti loonrUTEn woman, barely forty, though shrewd enough to Is exclusively entitled to let, The Associated Press to Well! Well! The Unspeakable Turk does not look "cute." take full advantage of her favor- of all news credited AVhon far Mrs. Otero- - the use. for and also seem to be she tells you nothing, able circumstances, It or not otherwise credited In this paper speechless. from utilizing the method in vogue Warren's record has been full the local news published herein. in the suite at the enough of courageous and intelli- new Otero-Warre- n 1321 But ho Mustapha care what he says to John Bui! Willard, Mrs. gent support for tho measures she . . .October 1, she SUNDAY. or there won't be a, Thrace ot him left. "sayS It with flowers." That Is, has indorsed. As a member of the backs reticence the committee of Fed- 4 up canny vith legislative the NATIONS charming, laughter-coate- d vivacity erated Women's clubs she led suc- THE LEAGUE OF Now is tho winter of our discontent made worse with which cievcr and attractive cessful flights forsuffrage, for equal by whore the price of coal has went. women always back up reticence. guardianship for women, for health four after the Besides: laws, against opposition deeply less than years Otero-Warren- Within To Mrs. 's candi- rooted in the native conservatism as wars was on close of the World War many The bridegroom who wed with a bump dacy is attached whatever piquant of a predominantly Spanish people. have taken place in Europe while the his head may have more of them before he reaches curiosity inheres in being descended As superintendent of the schools ot the end of his career. without a single foreign strain from Sanht Fe County she has in the last has looked helplessly blue-blood- League of Nations Spanish aristocracy six years entirely eliminated lh on. During the past month war has which has ruled New Mexico, so- second and third grade certificate and Greece, It Happens Every Night. cially, officially, and politically for teachers, often against strong local been raging between Turkey as- and the two most There was a youth named Willie Rug, who gave nearly three centuries; which political opposition. As chairman of with England France, a girl a playful hug. She smote him on cends beyond that, through the line the State Bureau of Publlo Welfare, as interested soundly of Count de to the of powerful European nations tho ear, but when he she "Come here. the Luna, orig- embracing the work publlo both mem- fled, said, inal Visigolhic conquerors of Spain, health and child Welfare depart- spectators, althougn they are Can't you see, you timid bloke, that smack was is who in the sixth century brought ments, she has been an effective bers of the League. Russia's posture nothing but a Joke?" He said, "I think I Mrs. Otero-Warren- 's Titian hair of modern sanitation stand- get you evangelist of a beast, with a sister." And fourteen times he quickly klfsed her. (and, no doubt, freckles) with them among the rural Mexican popula- that snarling from tho German forests into Cas- million men, - tion. ing army of over three tile, Characteristic of her courageous while China has been in a state of war- We might go on in like vein: "I am n Cnstllinn." side was the interview she was Just fare for six months. Next week she showed with blissful air, upon her To see a charming woman's finishing when your correspondent of hand a solitaire, and Bill received fc half a bright brown eyes flash with pride arrived. To the advocates of the League pail as ehe am a Castilian," of Mexicans frorfl a of furniture ads in his next mail. declaims, "I A group Nations, which was to be the magic l;ey Is something new in American poli- small mountain town In Santa Fe S.1 that would open the door to universal $ tics. Something not without vote-getti- county were there to protest against Or, slightly dissimilarly, but nevertheless true to possibilites. too, one discov- the removal of a second grade cer- r peace and international understanding, life: nusnnety ers, noting the admiring reaction to tificate teacher from their town situation must afford a tiilg fact among representatives of school. An outsider, possibly neither the present Next night on other front with dif- it prospect. Nat- porch seated, TIP. New Mexico's 00 per cent ot more of Spanish blood nor of the Catho- hopelessly discouraging ferent maid, the stunt's repeated. or less Spanish-bloode- d voters. lic faith. Castilian and Catholic, in- ional suspicions and animosities, provok- Add that Mrs. Otero-Warre- n has formed the visiting delegation with are as- recei ed ns the and ed by the outcome of the war, "Here lies Bill Jones," the message read, upon her political training emphasis that the first only with a that favorite niece of one republican consideration was the good of their serting themselves ferocity the tombstone o'er hie head. "He was a man of SENTENCE SERMONS ."boss" of New Mexico, Solomon school. forbodes ill for the world. But unless debt afraid, and all his bills he promptly paid." A Luna, and as the sister of another Something was said about voting God wants as a our hearts to be be- con- and France, who hold the key man came by Bill had owed, but on the sod no littHinyi' present thing One; that she Is of tho machine, the town for tlie democratic England ma- in- tear bestowed. He muttered ns he climbed in tune with Him in everyday life. Carl Armerding, lieves In tho machine and plays gressional candidate. to the peace of Europe, exert their the hill, chine with tho skill of a "All said the republican of , politics right," fluence in behalf of a better understand- "Who lies there most, that stone or Bill?" Gospel Hall. veteran nnd yet with a cleanness candidate, her brown eyes snap- omnno-- neichborinp; nations. well above the average; that she ping, "vote as you please. But ing ihfir' has a record for pro- the best teacher I oan in the League is a: Jesus Christ is the inspiration of every right de- promoting you'll get their participation of of gressive health and educational send you Just the same." farcical pretense. Where were the fifty' sire, every longing after purity, every unselfish nations which compose the League while; 8np!rp Twisty Tcsrs thought and deed. Dean William B. Allen, St. i was slaughtering Grecian and) John's Cathedral church. f A LITTLE LAUGHTER J Turkey con-- women and children? In j ' 1 Armenian Territorial Chairman Frank A. Ilubbell has re- ferencc! Taste of the mercy of the Lord, and you will be "Good afternoon, Mis. Jones!" ceived handsome badges to bo worn by the delegates to Him. Carl Immanuel exclaimed Mr. Brown. "What a co- obey Schmid, Evangeli- - TTisrnrv is repeating itself. Old to the territorial to be held This at brekfist I tried a glad I ran into on and republican convention, morning cal Lutheran Church. incidence, meeting you. world diplomacy, founded greed in Raton. Delegates will have their county badges, lxpcriment to see how mutch pep- your husband an hour ago." is its teeth and could smell at without "How funny!" replied Mrs. hatred, again showing but all will be required to wear the territorial badge per I axuilly "And how did think he some on my If all our church were' demolished and Jonos. you threatening the peace of the world. also. sneezing, and dropped buildings was looking?" while cluthes and made me sneeze about every it would not be a month And the of Nations fiddles aftlr-noo- n preacher crucified, "Pretty poorly." League once a hour all day, and this to hear you in skool Miss started the until people would be congregating somewhere and "Well, I'm surprised Europe burns. A new candidate for queen of the carnival, is Kitty say that. Kveryonc" says ho is look- 3 j. - of suddin someone to in Odcll Mr. Lo- reeding lessin and all a selecting lead them worship and Bible Miss Hubbell, daughter of and Mrs, the of desk ing much better lately." TAX renzo Ilubbell. top somebodys dropped study. C. C. Higbee, Central Avenue Methodist "Wull. ho looked bad enough an THE GASOLINE With a fearse bang, and Miss Kitty said Mr. Brown. how can we church. hour ago," sed, Sllents, eilents, "I wonder why thHt was, saia Miss Nellie Brewer cnt to Belen last to have a reeding Icssins with inter-rupshl- The proposal to impose a penny tax night sort on. Mrs. Jones. her duties as teacher in the schools. of that going Christ lived his life in the world, his life was "Oh, I can tell you that," saia on gasoline should meet with begin public Wich then somebody drop- yet I was in per gallon j 4 jest not of even so he Mr. Brown. "You see, my and not on ped their casket and their pencils the world; plans that hi3 disciples car when I ran into him." Farm hearty approval, opposition, New went over What doth it profit Mexico what political and things all the floor, shall live, interested in the world's life and still Life. . the of users of motor vehicles, It even the not part wins within lis (rates so long as we do not making a worse noise than controlled it. A. to find basis parly Mis3 Now, who- by Willard Guy, Broadway Christ- is impossible any upon become a state? Then let us all work for desk, Kitty saying, "Miss, may I have a spoon?" statehood ever makes' another sound. I dont ian church. said which to compute the loss to the city, in New Mexico. "Not with me," the pretty due to the care Wat It is, will remain after waitress. I'm busy. Louisville county and state disgraceful skool,. I don't bellceve thin class Courier-Journa- l. at- - The most alarming problem the condition of their roads. Such a thing The Albuquerque team in the contest at knows the meoning of tho werd confronting coming tention. church of Jesus Christ is the ad- I tour is unknown and traffic will be follow- today apathy of her A young man informed John as a pleasure the territorial fair composed of the With Jest then wat did I do but L. L. of the Mario to minimum of famous: and herents. Gaines, Nazarene church. Duvatl, president is reduced the necessity. ing players, all nationally Chance and Tay- smell some of tho pepper County State bank, recently, thai What is needed is a careful and scientific lor of the Chicago Nationals; Calahan, Davis and sneeze a fearse sneoze, Miss Kitty ho wished to start a savings ac- Potts, come up lioer. we knew what fierce some son. Mr. Du-va- ll, Green of the Chicago White Sox; Hartzcll and Wad-de- ll saying, Benny If battles people were count for his little study, from an engineering viewpoint, to her desk, wich I did, the smile on the man's of tho Williams of Meoning fighting, what weighty but unseen burdens were seeing Philadelphia Athletics; the and she sed, How daro you sneeze they fare, guessed that it was a new Baltimore Americans, and LaJoie of the Cleveland like that after wat I jest sed? carrying, our judgments would be and and offered his congratula- scheme of taxation to supplant the pres- I tempered, baby one will American team. I couldent help It, how could greater charity would be exercised. A. M. Knudsen, tions, which tho patron smilingly ent antiquated method, that help it, I had to sneeze mo I had to St. Paul's acknowledged. The account was where on I and she sed, Nonsents, Lutheran church. with the place the burden it belongs, sneeze, sed, Adrllim-Otcr- opened in the regular way those who use the roads. The automo- The republican convention of San Miguel county I often feel like Bneczing but I re- Mrs. o Warren. father as trustee for Arthur . at Las Vegas endorsed President Roose- strain myself and save it for the The reason some so Sevoral later the young man bile license as well as the driver's yesterday people get little out of their policies throughout tho state, and days tax, velt, Delegate Rodey, and Governor Otero. The fol- proper time. measure of hor entered the bank and approached I Wich church is that they put so little into we do not you get tho full license tax, are lower in New Mexico were con- Well I cant do that, sed, it; She .Mr. Duvall. lowing delegates chosen to the territorial Miss Dont work with much heart for "availability" as a candidate. Mr. eald, "I d I cant, and Kitty cd, if we are not po-lic- o "Say, Duvall," h. in most of the other states. This Mar-garl- to anything not have a Boston than vention at Raton: J. S. Clark, D. C. Winters, have so mutch to say. And she took conscious may quelled like to change the name on that 2 of getting some kind of A. strike with a the coun -. source alone would produce a large rev- Romero; Felix Esqulbel, Zacarlas Valdei, a hold of my arm and gave me help. Hugh phrase account I opened for Arthur a cou- some ot Cooper, Presbyterian church. try was waiting for, but she has Make it Doro- enue for road building purposes, while Roman Gallegos, Eugenio Romero, Felix Garcia, shakes, proberly loosening which New Mexicans pie of weeks ago. the pepper because Just then I had qualifications thy." Indianapolis News. it would impose an almost negligible bur- Juan Cavanaugh, Charles A. Spicss, Secundino Ro- Good tuke quite as seriously. to sneeze agen. thinking. nite, The fact about New den on individual users. mero, James S. Duncan, A. S. Murray, M. Stewart, I hope I dont. outstanding "There's one thing I've always not to Hexlran politics today is that all in a Good roads are the to a Felix Baca y Garcia. Wich wile I was trying among noticed about digging garden." gateway sneezed but Mies being but the incurable optimists "What's that?" who Kitty, Otero-Warren- 'n are state's prosperity and will more one of loudest sneezes I ever Mrs. opponents "There's plenty of worme nothing Architect Charles F. submitted the that had her always retard its than bad Whittlesey has herd enybody do, and she hadent privately tWshipg they when you're not going fishing." certainly growth for the fine new hotel at the ohance. pernapu it is mis recog Press. is plans Grand Canyon hardly did it wen I sneezed agen Vthich Mrs. Detroit Free roads. It a damning commentary on the laffed nized advantuge makes which have been accepted by the Santa Fe Railway and everybody like cnything Otero-Warre- n state of New Mexico its roads are seems to St. Paul's F.ng. Xuthcran Church. Worlds." Misa Bass mil Mr so well, slippery Dean is it that girls like to that company. and Miss Kitty sed, There M. is well Why In erround Arthur Knudsen, Pastor. Thompson will eing. about issues. It substantiated become engaged to several men at worse than those of any other state in the be something the air 9:45 a. m. school. bossId that her brother. Ed Otero, heer, go back and take your seet, Sunday once? Union. Yet no other state affords Mrs. H. B. and her 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. First Cononpffjlilfinal the deus behind the machine in the Vmi lennnr when vou have equally Fergusson younger daughter perhaps you couldent help it after Sermon "An m.,.t. Tun ideal conditions for motor. Embarrassing Ques- Harold S. Davidson, Ph. D Min New Mexico republican organiza- one match it always goes out, touring by returned yesterday morning from California, leaving all. tion." tion, has counselled her not to only rite, ony I dldent tell her ister. Houston Post. But they are of no avail when the road Miss Erna enrolled In a young ladies seminary In Being 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor Church school 10 make campaign pledges to individ- wy. Work." at a. m. conver- conditions are such that the cost of wear Los Angeles. meeting. Topic "Better Morning service at 11, uals. Apparently, from her 8:00 m. and tear and breakdown p. Evening worship. Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock. sation with your correspondent and makes traveling Sermon "Seeing Jesus." others, she has taken this to apply AMERICAN WOMAN prohibitive. Any cost which may be WORDS AND THEIR Naiarcne Church, to everything else on the political HEAD OF COLLEGE imposed on upwards of thirty thousand St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal). L. L, Gaines, Pastor. calendar. TODAY'S B1EST TiOUOTT ORIGIN Rev. Wm. U, Allen, M. A., Dean. Sunday school at 8:45 a. m. She Is Adroitly Jlciiecnt. IN CONSTANTINOPL1 motor vehicles would be a trifle as com-- three-quarte- ! 7:30 a. m. Holy communion. Preachin? hv th. nmtn. , ,1 For in of an to the thai would accrue to i "How Forcible Arc 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. a. m. and 7:45 p. m. hour's conversation which covered pared saving SHf Right a. the owners. It would seem that some I words." Job. 11:00 m. Communion and i:45 p. m. Y. P. 8. everything that the New Mexican sermon. Topic, "one urcaier xnan Wednesdav. 7?is n . n campaign is concerned with, from plan of organization would suggest itself! Jonah Is Here." meeting. national to prohibition, Mrs. parks win-some- 7:30 m. Otero-Warre- ly for this purpose 1o dealers and users Trivial. How many have seen p. Kvening prayer. n adroitly nnd s, in at cross-road- Church ' avoided a single definite alike throughout the state. people standing the Immanuel Kvan. Ijiitlieran Church. of Christ, talking about idle nothings of the 1147 Forrester avenue. dorsement or condemnation, on" Here we have the origin of Carl Schmid. Pastor. 10:00 a. m. Bible was for enforcement ot the Eigh- day? m. school. - study. INSPIRATION AND means talk as 9:15 a. Sutiduy 11:00 a.- m. teenth Amendment, because in MANNERS 'trivial', whlclv such 10 a. m. Services In Preaching. r on of English. America the will of the majority V is carried at the meeting "In Hie Blessed Kindgom three roads, Latin, 'trcs viae', Topic PmahirlOTla.. n. 1. " i..ust rule. Almost excuse seems to servo to- Christ Would Mako Us ".Veil." VUUIVI1, not to commit her- v any where Idle loiterers gather H A. Cooper C. She was going 11 a. m. Services in German. ( and R, McKcan, on be- nowadays for a man or a woman to back gether. voters i asiors. self national park questions, f u commemora- 2: 30, p. m. Quarterly ' cause, vou know (with a comfort out of the matrimonial so there is Legend. Annual 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. sec yoke, tions of the faith Of the Kaints were meeting. 11 a. Tn. Mnrninff unr.Mn rinii.. ably human giggle) so many nothing unique or in the were known as tions of New Mexico want imuuuui really startling once held and these Cbristiun Church. day service. Therefore, Broadway ' 3:30 I). tn .Tllnlnr nowadays. reason given by the Ohio preacher for 'legends'. anything A. Minister. - - Ph.l.ll.... lUL.U., ir 11 - parks that was to read, from the Willard Guy, dcavor. What did sho feel were the spe- deserting his wife and nine worthy or 9:43 a. m. Bible school. Annual a woman of incidentally to 6:45 D. m. -- - Phflatlnn wn. cial for Latin 'lego', signifying gather - Ranln,- v l--i 11 opportunities children and going off with a to was Thus we promotion day program. deavor. lean pure Spanish blood to represent the younger read, legendary. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. cul- woman. speak of 'legends' on medals or 7:45 p. m. Evening service. state of the strongest Spanish word now any- 6:30 p. m. Endeavor meeting. In The coins. The implies 7:30 m. ture congress? preacher had in fact two rea- that Is false, as belonging to p. livening worship. Central "To secure recognition for the thing Avenue Methodist. New Mexico sons, the first mentioned and presumably the region ot fable; and it derives Church. C. C. Higbee, Pastor. splendid things about from its German an- Spanish Baptist :30 a. m. that have not yet been sufficiently the offense this meaning Church school. Otero-Warre- greater being that his wife J. G. Sanchez, Pastor. Mrs. n, ate cestor, 'lugende', or, literally, "ly- Meets at 1007 South Second recognized," began with her knife, and the second being ings." From the root 'lego' we Sermon topic "The Church We For." somewhat magnificently. which Is street. - unrecognized that she was no inspiration to him. also have 'legible,' that 10:00 a. la. Sunday school. gei. Well, what specific - readable. 12:20 Basket dinner. things? If the proposed schools for fitting 7:45 p. m. Preaching. been the nominee for 1:30 Get acquainted meetinga "Now I've young men and women for .Vol for less than a week," this matrimony hi ii to M.-- E. begin. Congress jf Hinder, Church (Spanish). ' faintest of should ever become farts. nnr nf ih He: I cannot go to the theater J. w. Clutter, Pastor. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Sub- with just the suggestion so often I must think about my ject, "The of appealing helplessness. "Surely you ucoi. ii:muh in wium to Meets In Barelas. Meaning Suffering." want me to commit my- vujcn marry ami bills. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school, would not h- - on such Wall can't vou think 11:00 a, m. Sermon. Christian &Hno Knrtnt ' self definitely important bills In the theater? service matters until I have had the time Naught by having the probationers cat at about your 7:30 p. m. Song and Woman's club building at IIS from the na- Dr. Mary Mills Patrick. a common London Opinion. sermon. n mi uoia avenue. to give our problems table, thus having opportunity school tional viewpoint thorough study." to observe the Sunday at 1:45 a. m, It was the same way about the Dr. Mary Mills Patrick, presi- table manners of their Miss Wise It would be hard to First MctlKHllst Episcopal Church Sunday aervicea at 11:00 a. m, dent of the woman's college in Con- fellow ptudents. Such discipline should match my hair? Rev. F. K. McGuire, Pastor, stantinople, will be one of tht Miss Yes, Indeed. You had m. Sunday school. North Fourth Street Hall. Armerding. Subject "The Message eliminate the bad table manners deser- Guy sermon Gospel prominent American residents is better not mislay It. New York 11 a. m. Service with , 9:45 a, m. Sunday school and of Ephesus." - tion plea, but it must be Soldiers." J. A. that city who will be in danger if admitted the Sun, "Onward Christian Bible class, Turks to second is Bond will eing. 11:00 a. m. Communion. International Bible Students. the attempt capture the plea a much harder - - proposi- ser-vic- e. hall. city. - tion. Some of the birds, of eastern 6:30 p. m. Epworth League 11:00 p. m. Preaching in Span Meet in I. O. O. F. as far aa for ish by Jose R. Rey. Sunday at 3 P. m. Study hour. For Europe travel Japan : SO - inspiration is not so simple and lit winter. - 7:30 p. m. Sermon "Life in Two . 7;45 p.. m. Preaching .by, Carl 7 p. rn. Stujjj- hour. , Journal wsut Ads Bring Results, I

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PLAINTIFF IS GIVEN ment ot the bnluneu of the pur- OILERS HIT 2 BEARS' chase price of $3 an acre, the com-pan- y St VERDICT IN CASE OF was to furni.h an abstract PITCHERS HARD AND v a 'si- v " bowing clear title. " ELAM VERSUS LAND CO. Flam's suit was to recover the TAKE SECOND GAME Si. t 1 tf t . U v, m J j $5,U00 which he had paid on the OF BANKERS 10 lH'lul tu 'I lid Juuriuil contract. Tho court held that the Tulsa, OI;1a Sept. 30. Tulsa hit 30. In- abstract did not Santa Fc, Sept. Under show dear title two Mobil'; pitchers hard hero to- Neb-let- t. and Instructed the jury to ret in n a structions from Jmlse Colin day and won tho second gamo of a in the I'nited States dis- verdict ordering tho company to jury repay the $.7,000. with interest." the class A championship series, 11 OPEN QNMQNDAY ' trict court tills afternoon returned to 2. started for Mo- I, a verdict in favor of the A. B. MeMillen of Albuquerque Henry, w,0 ,r I plaintiff Is head of tho land bile, was replaced In tho eighth by in tho case ot .). H. Elam versus company, 19 hits. Bohlcc tho I'ope. Tulsa got San Mateo Ijiml company. wont all tlio way for the Oilers and fyhdu In December. 1919, Khun, a res- Shoemaker President Hard- Represent-- says allowed five hits. Tulsa won Seven Thousand j ident of a only Wichita, Kans., mado ing has perfect feet. But tho pub- yesterday, 5 to 1. ative Financiers From contract 'itli the land company to lic Is niore interested in the other Score: H.H.'E. A acres ot 1 All Over the U. S. Ex-- ! purchase 30,000 bind, on end of a president. New York Mobile 2 5.1 the condition that before the pay American. Tulsa 11 19 0 at Convention, --- pected I n m J j Sr-p- 30. Seven thou- - New York, rfty. sand representatives bsinkers from 'WyTy.'?iff'W1l4!,W'y'. t,l!44W4B7r--T-T.- all over the Unltea States, will gather here tomorrow at the open- ing of the 48th annual meeting ol th American Bankers' association 'THE'fLKS NAliONAL MEMORIAL JJ EADOUARTE.tS BUIimKC CHtCUC lit Sale of Manufacturers' The gigantic machinery neces- Samples sary to handle so great a gathering hae been under way for months, - AT THE with 100 hotels, 300 local bank em- WORLD'S EGG LAYING pioyes, ana a commiueo oi w HAVE B. P. 0. E. HAS MEN j' Prominent bankers cooperation. AMERICAN 850,000 BROKEN 'ih meeting Is the first to be held REC0RDJS "A in New York for by the association ENROLLED IN Santa Cruz, Calif., Sept. 30. 17 years, and In addition to matters 1,485 L0D6 Ladies' record was Fof a strictly business naturo, ado A TENDEMCY TO Tho world's egg laying specialty -- ar- to Shop iuate entertainment has been broken here today, according ranged for the visitors, Including AND ORDER GROWS officials of tha California Farm Bu- private fashion shows and shopping reau federation, when "Columbia tours for women guest. Belle," a white Legohrn hen be- October at 9 A, M. Notable among the speakers who By (rDORGE II. IIIGG1XS. memorial of thoso heroic members longing to Alexander Stewart of Beginning Tuesday, 3, Information in mjJBERJUiY Santa Crux, laid her 324th on will place first hand Tho current year promises to bp of the order who, at the call of egg to the financial problems of ono of In the the last day of a farm bureau con- regard Honorable exceptional activity their country, gave their lives in for REAL BARGAINS IN the world, is the Right Their in This Re- annals of tho Benevolent and Pro- test that baa been in progress Reginald McKenna, chairman of Liberality tective Order of Elks. the great war for the ontcty of a year. Tho former reoord was the London Joint City and Midland Is Criticized in Tho 5Slh session of the democracy and the honor of the 315 eggs in a year, made In 1921 of tho spect annual from the Hew Fall bank, and former chancellor grand lodge of tho order was) held flag. by a pure white Leghorn Coats, Suits, Dresses, British Mr. McKenna is London; Recipients Count in Atlantic 11 Hollywood farm of Holly- exchequer. In City July to 13, with Another report of great interest Poultry , known as one of the chief figures a representative attendance of birth Elks' wood. Wash. and his ad-- T Themselves Lucky. announced the of the i European finance, members representing 1405 Magazine, a de- Shoes and ' on inter-allle- d debts, repa- monthly journal Sweaters, Millinery, dresses 30. These lodges and 850,000 members. signed to lie a channel of communi- rations, and the other problems London, Sept. early tlio re- interna- are witnessing tho Among many interesting cation between tho orde and its that baffle are of September days submitted was tho of al- Europe from .London ot large ports report members. Threo numbcrshavo tional Interest. departure the National Memorial committee. been from these it Hosiery. W. Lamont, of J. P. Mor- numbers of American travellers for ready issued, IDON 1 1 Thomas across water. From For the sum of $375,000, they may be predicted that but and company, who recently their homes the have of in nothing gan confer- all over the continent have purchased a plot ground the best will sntisfy the demands from the financial they Chicago 393x250 feet at Irfikeview of and who has been come, and the boat trainj for Liver- of tho editorial staff. Its record STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY ence in Paris, bear them avenue and Diversey Parkway, Elk activities is edifying, Its literary active in studying American finan- pool and Southampton the Lincoln and Mexico and away on the last lap of their sum- overlooking park stand is excellent, the work of Its STDIUGH UPSET, GETTING cial affairs in Europe, the lake, lor the site of the Elks' and is READY --MARKING DOWN will also address tho bank- mer's Journoyings. artists printers praiseworthy China, Observant Londoners see in them National memorial of the great in large degree. ers. wa r. is at begin- Financial purely local much that is different from other It unlquo, the very PRICES: problems and notablo the ex- Afler a competition, entered into ning, in It has 850,0.00 paid-u- p the United States will not be tourists, among seven most na- tjiat Vto dele- - is the to bis hy of tho prominent subscribers. .overlooked in the work of the ceptions tendency give tional ac- ATE TOO intricate the London Evening architects, the committee Tho charitable activities of the Sates, but because of the tips. Says cepted the design of Egerton In 10 .We of our affairs with Nws: order are worthy of mention. are giving you an opportunity to select Relationship brass-boun- d Swartwout of New York. Contracts tho between 1911 and 1913. it is expected that the '.Miles of shiny black period s Europe, condi- women in tortoise shell have been signed and a beginning the order spent in charity, Fall else of international luggage, will be. summer in practical your Suit, Coat, Dress, or anything larger phase made this the $2,800,285; from 1916 to 1920, I tions will be the keynote of the co- rim spectacles, carrying bouquets erection of a white Instantly Stop Gas, Sourness, and fi and wearing shoes with heels as magnificent in 1921, $2,044,220. The need from our newest fall arrivals ntrition wnrk. In banking marble to cost in the neigh-bohoo- d you may convention if low as those of a man's boots, and edifice, total expended in charity from 1880 Stomach nancial circles, the of $2,000,000, as a Heartburn, Misery most important "largesse' for perspiring porters. lasting to 1931 exceeded $13,800,000. at a saving of from $5 to $15 on a considered the fea- The of the committee on garment I business conference of the year. "These are tho outstanding report tures of the busy scenes at Water- social and community welfare fur- while they last. loo just before the special trains foi GERMAN OPERA nishes interesting data. Christmas PRFniNfiT 26 SENDS leave witli their Hun- 72,300 dinners were provided for These Southampton re- are Manufacturers' Samples of the nFLEGATION WITHOUT dreds of American passengers who DIRECTOR PLANS children and 2C.900 individuals are homo. ceived basket containing season- best fabrics returning AMERICAN TOUR x very and styles. A VOTING MANDATE "The porters to whoso lot it falls able food and gifts. Twenty-si- to handle tho luggage of Ameri- lodges arc caring for crippled chil- riMocr.ntion Precinct 26 cans homeward bound at such time dren; 78 lodges provided fuel and DON'T MISS THIS SALE Ti, from for distressed families; 72 Albuquerque, to tho democratic count themselves lucky. clothing convention is not "Threo porters received each 3" lodges paid the rent of 318 fam- county Ameri- 28 havo Elks a siTtv-eiif- ht delegates, each shillings for handling one ilies; lodges provided re- 79 one-ha- lf were named, of says the fields for public playgrounds; with vote, can's pllo luggage," courts fnllnwine la the list: porter, "and two porters who found lodges interested in juvenile and detention have super- Chew a few pleasant, harmless E. Pablo Balazar, seats in the train for tho returning homes, MAHARAM & SON Ttosendo galazar, fol.lta r,t "Pnno't Ttn no nal n T Dr. H. earned more 30 shil- vision over 50.000 delinquents. n fifhna floor ee Roddy, pilgrims than and distressed stomach rcnrtnn P. Ranrhez, J. It apiece- Many other phases of welfare your t. Frank lings - co- once. j M. li. in Is the work are enumi rated, such as will feol lino at "The Last Store of Its Kind on West Central." rf'rntw. Mrs. Earl Bowdich, "Ten pounds each 'tips' rase S. S. Oil record of these two men. operation with tho Salvation Army, oirect your (UKCStion "iiu Armljo, Toraas Sanchez, week's your stomuch for a few cents. 662-- lmrt. Frank Butt. Nyers, J and apparently they are not kings and the adoption ot troops of boy Phone 518 West Central Avenue. scouts. Don't let your stomach keep C. Madrid, A. r. Gonzalez, Henry at the game. rec- Xf. C. is man ono of you miserable! Prugglnta I. . . (J. Coot's. Charles Rraden, "Thcr a here." ommend it. Adv. J Ooctrcich, A. Gutierrez, M. P. them told the reporter, "who will fnhn Xizzi. Joso Jordl, make eight or nine pounds today. !? Charles Peterson. M. O'Donald, You may get one shilling, two shil- Health Restored by i ' Morris Cowles, J. W. Thompson, G. lings, five shillings or. ono pound in It. Jones, Ed.swope, A. Micnaei, a Up," ha added. "Hotel porters Radium William Kelleher. W. J. Leverett, who bring the luggage here often The wonderful curative power Dr. W. R. Lovelace, George Scheer, rceeivo three or four pounds. of Kadium has been known lor Joseph White, A. I. Atherton, John It is almost always Americans years, However, tho benefits of Tanberg, Mrs. Cochran, F. R, who give such extravagant tips, and this precious health-givin- g sub- Rrown. Mrs. George Trvin, Mrs, some English folk who are not stance have in the past been only Otto Hake, Mrs. I). 13. Wilson. Mrs, given to squandering money in this within tho means of persons of A. E. Cleghan, Earl Bowdich way. do not like them any the bet- wen lib. Clyde Tingley, Mrs. Ed. Swope, ter for doing it. Hinco the invention of LJcgnen'i Fred Woenz, Charles Gibson, San- Radio-Activ- e Solar l'ad, any man C. or can at-fo- tos Garcia, J. A. Sandoval, W. ARE or woman, poor rich, Smith, Edgar Bass, T. II. McElvnln, COUNTY TEACHERS this treatment which offers Mrs. Frank Butt, Dr. P. E. Wil- URGED TO BOIL WATER so much relief from suffering son, D. K. B. Sellers, R. IT. Hanna, and disease. Charles Cleghorn, Alex. Bowdich. FOR SCHOOLS llcgncn's KaOio-Aetiv- o Solar .T. C. Alez. Mrs. USEJN Pad Is worn next to tho body day Mitchell, Craig, Jr., constant R. ir. Hanna, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, J. a school and night. It pours a At meeting of the county Bruno Waller. radio-ac;iv- W.. Blackburn, D. A. Macphcrson, Old all stream of e energy into teachers yesterday at Town, tho while work, Charles Caldwell. teachers were urged, to boil tho Bruno Walter, director of grar.d system you play the Munich as or sleep, helping to build up water which H to be u.cd at opera in and regaiJed a weakened nerves and tissues to a COMMANDANT OGILVIE school. Dr. O. c. est, county musical will arrive m the cre- The Journal genius, J strong, healthy condition. It stated that while S. v in- --1QO-- mn Albuquerque Morning tnr- vtanrfed TAKES CHARGE OF THE health officer, "ill. ir - - ates a vigorous circulation ot many communities in tho county tour of the country. Thousands of blood, thus removing congestion, SALVATION ARMY WORK there is no doubt as to the purity Americans have heard his work which is tho real cause ot most of Ui of tho water in the vicinity during his ten years in Munich, diseases, In New Mexico pro- The has school buildings, the boiling To provo just what this remark-abl- o Leading Newspaper Commandant J. Ogilvie cess was a safe stop in tho right come to Albuquerque to succeed treatment can do for you. direction and should be taken. HILL IS WINNER OF we will send our on Captain Richard Guest as head ot teachers see appliance the Salvation Command- Ho also urged that trial with the understanding that Army. to it all of their pupils were THE 150-MIL- E AUTO wo cent it ant Ogilvie has been In the Army that will not charge you a vuccinuted against diphtheria, it fails to givo work Xor 23 years, 14 of which in several com- CLASSIC AT FRESNO satisfactory were spent on tho Canadian sldo which is prevalent This olfcr is open to any ' munities and threatens to gain a person who has of any kind, THE PEOPLE READ IT; of the border. Ho has been in West pain ot social for a foothold in others. Dr, Fresno, Calif., Sept. 30. Bennett nervo weakness, high blood pres- charge operations pa- won 150-inil- o of his career, but stated that in cases where the Hill the San Joaquin sure, stomach, kidney or liver large part Army to classic hero of or dis- recently was stationed at Tucson, rents could not afford purchase today with a spocd complaint, bladder trouble, he In field work. tho serum, tho health department 102 miles an hour, Hia tima was ease of tho lungs or heart. , BECAUSE where engaged to obtain it 1:27:46. Harts! finished Commandant Ogilvie hopes to he would make an effort Harry No matter what your ailment able to combine two branches flip tlirm free, nr at least at whole second and Tommy Milton third. or how long you have had it. we the care of Hill was ten ahead of will It circulation of here, so as to give the best possi- sale cost, and would take only feet gladly let you try tho appli- has a paid over 8,400 subscribers, ble service. the vaccinating at no cost to tha Tommy Milton. Other drivers fin- ance at our risk. Write today children or their parents. ished in the following order: Won-derlic- for free literature giving complete Klein information. Kadium CJ It is independent, conservative and constructive. BELEN-GRA- Elliott, Hearne. and Appliance Y GAME IS Al Melcher was Co., 348 Los An- THREE MEN SEEK THE Murphy. flagged. Bradbury Uldg., CANCELLED BY BELEN There were no accidents. geles, Calif. Adv. J It is published solely in the interest of New Mexico. SHERIFF'S OFFICE'AT The Belen-Gra- y game which DEMOCRATIC MEETING fl It is clean and unsensational and was scheduled to bo played this af- publishes the most ternoon at Barelas field was can- with the instruction of the important news of the nation, state and city, celled last night by Belen, due to Albu- several of the Belen players having delegates from Precinct 12, querque, to voto in tho demo- , left that city. convention on Octo- The Gray team Is still lnlaet and cratic county n ber 4 for Antonio Ortiz for sheriff negotiations are under way for treas trip south, probably this week and Ed Swopo for county I it has developed mat at ifiBiouncefiieiif end. Manager Dan Padllla stated urer, least three names will bo present- ADVERTISERS USE IT; mac riiKin uiiii Liitt Karuyn iiubiii in- for sheriff. vade Mexico or Texas. The ed for the nomination Grays Mr. Ortiz, the present sheriff. ' are undisputed champions of the ror Oi state, will bo a strong contender Last Big Furniture Sale This having played every high renomination. He will bo opposed, BECAUS-E- ranking team and completed tho Zamora and with 28 apparently, by Felipe Season. season a record ot games Garcia. No name has won and only six scattered games Kafael been mentioned as being likely to Is jJOSt. to Mr. It read by more people than other bo presented in opposition Your Last Chance to Buy any newspaper Swope. x Bargains. in New Mexico, AMEIUCAX POLOISTS WIX. Westbury, X. Y., Sept. 30. Tho It has. the best and largest classified advertising sec- Shclburne polo four, an American quartet, won the Monty Watcrbury SALE 3 tion of any newspaper in New Mexico. Porch Curtains memorial cup today by defeating BEGINS TUESDAY, OCT. 7 Eastcott, AnglQ-Ainoric- team, goals to 6, in a keenly contested final round match on the Meadow-brool- c Cold weather will soon be club's international field. here and you had better have the sleeping porch made snug NOTICE OP DISSOTXTION OF Our Will Be I'AltTN EK.S 1111'. Store and comfortable now so that It Notice is that the The Journal hereby given will be from the cold under the Albuquerque Morning protected undersigned, trading winter winds. ' firm, name and style of Champion Closed Monday Grocery company, did on the thir- tieth day of September, 102Z, dis un- In solve the said partnership, the The Leading Newspaper New Mexico Call ns We'll dersigned. Felix Barsantl, and up. gladly Frank l'ctroni, retiring as partners furnish estimates of tlio and tho said Alesandro Matteuccl cost. having purchased tho Interest of E the said Felix Barsantl and Frank Tctronl In the Bald partnership. All accounts due the said part- nership aro to be paid on or before Tent the fifteenth day of October, 1922, Albuquerque and all indebtedness due from the said partnership will be paid on or E CO & Co. before the of FUniUEi Awning fifteenth day October, and thereafter the said Felix Bar- 321 West Gold Avenue santl and Frank Petronl will not be liable for any debts of the said Phone 456. 223 South Second. Champion Grocery company. I Phone OO.I.W ALESANDTtO MATTEUCCL FELIX ISA RSANTT. : FItAis'K Adv, i'ETKQM, SB

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growing demand for these birds, as points for advertising much as a v TOLEDO DOCTOR HEADS GOVERNMENT well as for some of the brilliant general selects the strategic points BASEBALL HNS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FOR VETERANS South American birds, like the Bra- for locating his troops. If he has zilian cardinal and the troupial. discovered how helpful diagrams ruveus to w Crows and are also said are to he may draw circles Frank U. McQuillan, Toledo, be in the draw- logic, .. replacing canaries around certain areas and mark ; room. when ing Crows taken youna-i- j EXPEGT MUCH - ha-- , been sworn in as chief of them with letters of tne alphabet, II i, lifo become very tame and lov- Those marked "A" represent the able, and they can often be ac employment servict of the "j taught most favorable markets, because of to us as a talk amusingly parrot. their advantageous location to the It is also considered much smart- - SERIES United States vtterans' bureau, plant, insuring low cost of travel- er to keep a wildcat now than an and rates and WORLDS Common cats are out of Ing, freight express vhich has charge of obtain ng jobff Angora. the like, nnd because the buying tho question they mus. com- ! altogether; habits of the people in these tor disabled vets who have finished & A either be got rid of or out of of Look fci I kept munities are favorable to the prod Followers the Sport j sight like milady's gowns of three uct. of vocational training. years ago. If possible one should . for a Better Brand "B" markets are those which an visit South America or Mexico and so a . advantageously situated far Then Than ilk i return with a wildcat, so that one's con- Playing in the the location of the plant is photograph may appear pic- but habits ol Throughout the Season. torial supplements, but if this can- cerned, the buying the people in these localities are 1 not be arranged a wildcat should and SO. Baseball all means secured a not favorable to the product New York, Sept. I by be through the amount spent a better brand of play- y! ji dealer. The Margny cat or long-taile- d proportionate fans expect lit upon sales and advertising runs in the world's scries than is dis- wifp cat of South America is a "C" mar- - ing as it has a col- away with the profit. the season and good choice, striking on hand, are not fa- - played throughout or scheme, being brown or kets, the other us a general rule their anticipations vorably situated so far ns the plant the freak reddish with black spots and rings, are realized, excepting it is also said to to is concerned, but this disadvantage incidents that develop u few mar- yield gracefully is offset by the fxtra-favorab- a incredible domestication something which Is in the Will Insurance in Trust." vellous plays and few rare tho wildcat buying habits of the people "I Put among species. "D" markets are al- My misplays. Another picturesque pet from community. Airtight pitching Is expected of together hopeless, not only because to South America which is being wide- but the pitchers. They are supposed is they are unfavorably located, died Your insurance can be made on to have ly adopted by city dwellers tho because contain whose When a certain business man pay- give new bases balls, coati, a close relative of our own they people absolute control of the ball, and to buying habits are against the ready about two years ago, his wife re- able to a trust company, as trustee. game. North American raccoon. It haa sale of Tho result is dis- pitch a masterful, "heady" the same beautiful coat, an even the product. ceived a considerable sum of insur- The company will invest and The hitting Is supposed In advance that the sales and advertising ef- when a bushier tail and a strangely mobile Is on ance little about tribute it according to such instruc- to be sharp and devastating nose be fort virtually lost them. money. Knowing but that can twisted, extended, one of these markets Is a bro- tions as which battery of swatters opens up contracted or made at will. "Each investments, she consulted her you leave, by you above all the fielding is expected to rigid logical market for some line of can for con- The coati is easily tamed and but some of the ther. He recommended that she provide many possible be flawless. attached to its products, only Giants Won On Errors. devotedly markets are the best markets for stock in the company of tingencies. was an average home and master. According to one on line. The wise national purchase Last year there Dr. Frank U. McQuillan. who owns such an it any which he was three-eigh- ts dealer, animal, knows this president. of only one and errors Is newspaper advertiser New-Yor- the most interesting and amusing The trust will a game five-eight- for the and carefully picks his markets company protect pot he haa ever had, keeping him, of ad- Nationals, who won, and t with the help of the bureau insurance fund all the safe- he entertained by-I- your by three-fourth- s one ond a moment later. fanned says, constantly went of error a game Kelly ridiculous antics. vertising. Last year the business into with which it surrounds the for the Yankees, who lost which but Emil "Irish",. Meusel came wid- guards baseball. Yet with the hit thut meant a EXOTIC BIRDS Also tlio l'oeket Mouse. the hands of a receiver. The administration of estates and trusts. Is very close to perfect through Some who like the series was decided by misplays run. people pocket pets ow's income has- ceased, and her won the It was a similar incident that fin-a- ll have adopted pocket mice, which on the defense; the Giants AND ANIMALS little animals are principal is practically lost. last two games on errors. ydecided the championship in oddly shapped Ask The in next which was won and now being imported from thj The Giants offended only three the game, southwestern states to and the Yankees In five of lost in the first half of the first POPULAR PETS suply the de games mand for novelties in the metropol- Such cases as this point the moral State Trust & Savings Bank I:. the eight, three players on each Inning, the first 15 minutes of play. the errors. lead-of- f man of the Giants, itan pet markets. The pocket is often as essential to pro- for copies of the booklets, team accounting for all Burns, fawn-colore- that it Giant second was but Bancroft and Washington, D. C, Sept. 30. mouse is d above and Tour Fam- Friseh. the easy picking, white with fui for the future protection of in- "Safeguarding u made the majority of the Young were walked, the latter Fashions in pets change these days below, fine, silky vide, i 1 baseman, and large, lustrous eyes. liut as is to fiu':-'- ' ily's Future" and "Tour Nationals' misplays three out of against the protest of Hoyt who almost as frequently as in house surance money it pay the ball he is so largo in proportion to its Weston's : " ' Wife and Tour Insur- and Earl Smith, a catcher, claimed the last pitched and clothes. If you flitUlf the five, furnishings si.iall its hind legs so enorm-- 1 premiums. and Arthur Nehf, a pitcher, each was a strike and many agreed want to be in style this year you body, j ance." If you intend that Krisch's with him. ous compared to its diminutive feet, made one of the other two. must have something bizarre about tail so the money you leave were distributed over throe Uancrort Scores. such as a or a and its tufted unexpectedly! specially' errors the house, snake It a 1 One of the ser- At rate sent an easy of long that has very droll appear-- many important shall provide comfort and davs. any Kelly pelican or a skunk. The reign e area ance. It said to be affection-at- Yankee third base- to Roger Peckinpaugh, seems to be and is an prep vices rendered by trust companies protection for your fam- Mike McNally, grounder the lap dog over, ex- as errors as the Yankee shortstop and captain, of our cities and agreeable companion, of life insurance. Trust ily, these booklets will be man, made many the animal dealers big cept for its habits which cause It to Malt is the care Friseh. though as the series was who permitted the ball to wriggle are now hard pressed to supply an Syrup Interesting and valuable bulwarks his and then became be very active at night and to sleep companies are today the trustees for to also Bummed up, both were through legs demand for wierd can be Induced you. Copies may teams. Like the Giant so concerned by his own errors that and exotic household to take during the day. It millions of dollars of insur- be obtained on request for their pets to change this unfortunate custom, many his three missteps were he did not go after the ball quickly its place. to the address below. fleet-foote- d if it is fed in tho ance money. over Aaron and the Bancroft raccoons have not ap- however, daytlma spread three days. Pet yet and food is not left in its cage at Ward, the Yankee second baseman scored from first. peared on promenade in Riverside Hops.rw' two errors In two days and Despite those two bases on balls but New York animal deal- night. made credited Drive, a Women seem to be losing all or Roger Peckinpaugh. who played a number of the critics er reports that already these mag- andFfavor JI other. with pitching the best game their traditional fear of mice, if shortstop, accounted for the Iloyt nificent little animals are usurping de- of of the series, and the best game of one may judge by the heavy State Trust & Bank The third was the only game the place of the apartment dog. mand for these creatures the Shipped arrywhere Savings series in which neither side was his career. As a matter of fact the are all the at pet the They given freedom, Waltzing mice, especially in United States M. credited with an error. Inst two cames were pitching duels. comfort and attention of their pre- shops. MaiZ Orders Solicited of ALBUQUERQUE, N. between and. Nehf be- - have lately become almost as popu Ward's Fntnl Mlsplay. the latter Hoyt decessors, except that instead of a a for and the one between Mays lar as goldfish. Nature played National Bank. WTard made fatal misplay previous ng lei. along by a leash they take cruel on these little rodents, Affiliated with the State the Yankees in the crucial seventh and Douglas. The scores were two their afternoon constitutional in ex Joke E.J.Weston had won to one In the seventh game and one making it impossible for them to a Los game after both teams clusive quiet on the roof. travel in a line. are 9 Alleles three games each, it was in the to nothing in the eighth. That unsocial little animal re straight They score able to move forward only in dizzy fourth inning when the wa? motely related to the raccoon the two backward tied and the world's championship CONVICTS RECAPTl" ltEI. skunk is also being domesticated circles, taking steps of for every three forward. Even when was still reposing in the palm Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 30. Three with surprising success by city these mice do not seem able the gods. The play was not credited convicts who escaped from the dwellers. With its scent bag re eating chance charm to cease their quivering St. Vitus as an official error but the state penitentiary at Florence late moved, it is said to make a dance motion. an and was so pal- were more for assist putout Wednesday night recaptured ing net. its disposition being In some cases novel pets can be pably easy that virtually every de- early this morning between Mesa amiable than that of most poodles, the trained to be extremely useful. scription of the game classified and Gilbert, Ariz. The capture while its striking black and white one man who a as failure. was effected after an all coat is considered a valuable asset Thus, kept Mygale play Ward's night spider for a pet, trained it to live Friseh, the firRt man tip. was out search by prison guards led by to interior decoration. The among the curtains of his bed and easilv at first. Young hit a hard Warden Thomas Rynning. Boa constrictors are also becom rid him flies and have of these formi- of and mosquitoes hall toward right field. It appeared men offered no resistuneo ing fashionable. Eight which would otherwise have dis- that the play would be an easy one been returned to the prison. dable-looking reptiles have re- families turbed his slumbers. for Ward but he Juggled the ball, cently been sold to private Chamelions are also to bo rec permitted it to roll about his arm, in New York who intend to make sec- - Want Ads Bring Quick Results arc ommended as attractive household and Young was safe, stealing pets of them. Of curse, they to who are troubled i ot boa con pets people not the unwieldly, with cockroaches,- These curious strictors, such as terrorize the na or lizards prefer flies, but they will tives of South America, but are oockroach 7 feet gladly accept a straight modest size, measuring only the season Is over. or so. to the animal deal diet after fly According Although they have a rather alarm- ers, boa constrictors are excellent with as are clean ing appearance, their large pets, they exceptionally google eyes and long, sticky and absolutely amiable if properly dis- handled. There is an Englishman tongues, they possess a gentle a boa position except where pestiferous who poesses such pleasant Insects are concerned. Moreover, as constrictor that he gives it the free- room in his everyone knows, these extraordi- dom of the dining creatures are able to home; where it is said to enjoy coil. nary adapt the of lh'' their rolors to their environments, sssfsiii Ing itself around legs so never interfere So as in known. that they would ill dining table. far with the color scheme of a room. all New lorkers owning however, Rut there are some people who such reptiles keep them In strong chamelions cases and do not Invite them prefer cockroaches to glass and, Incredible as it may seem, even to dinner, but pass their food to be a little door. these annoying insects can them through trained to be affectionate pets. Dr. Dainty Little Pocket Monkeys. most of the I O. Howard of the United States One of the popular Bureau of has had re- new pets is the marmosette, or Entomology, which measures markable success along this line. pocket monkey, "A croton bug," he writes, "of only from 4 to 6 inches, weighs of mind. 7 8 and can be con- the usual, inquisitive form only or ounces, Inhabited 'office and as veniently parried about in a pocket my desk, can soon as I laid down my cigar upon or handbag. This little ireafure fel-lo- manner the edge of the drawer the little be taught to do all of clever of hid- Is Invariably came out his trickB. but it usually viciously and worked at unfriendly toward everybody but ing place vigorously all as its the moist end. At first, ho was There is nothing in the generality of A Good Garage at Low Cost! its master or mistress, and but later the bite Is poisonous it is advisable to after the moisture, tobacco tasto grew and he became ; brush its teeth every day. as much addicted to the habit as with which to compare or Give your motorcar the protection of a substan-- Onily colored parrots and para- motoring - the most inveterate tobacco user. - tial, weather-rcdstin- g Make keets started the vogue for strange garage. over the which It may ho worth mentioning that measure the Twin'Six of half-finish- birds as last year, prob quality motoring. ed shed into pets it seemed to have no deleterious ef- r a really useful place. It ably accounts for the present popu 'be done Dealers in vari-o- r fect upon his health." can quickly, easily and economically larity of pelicans. Tires Seen. : cities have a Demand for with Atlas Board. The big, thick panels can be recently reported This conclusion was based upon It vis a thing and above and it is satis-facti- sent in from various apart nailed over surface and give absolute oa actual figures any rties. The report from Fort Atlas Board costs Jess and is guaran- NEW LAMP BURNS Worth, for instance, stated that distinct and individual to the Twin'Six. teed to give greater satisfaction. Stop in and there were only 7,500 tires of all let show its and 94 AIR kinds in that community, while us you many uses advantages. 20.000 tires were registered and in DISTRIBUTORS use at that time. St. Louis report- - There is no substitute for it, once it has Beats Electric or Gas de a total of 75,700 tires against an estimated requirement for the O. SORENSON CO. spring season of 153,000. In short and is not to be P. A new oil lamp that gives an been experienced; it recommend ATLAS BOARD: with this report in hand the tire The following dealers sell and amazingly brilliant, soft, white manufacturer could calculate with Builders Co.. N. M. light, even better than gas or de- outside of the Twin'Six itself. Supply .Albuquerque, the pretty fair accuracy the tire duplicated Coal Supply & Lumber Co. " N. M. electricity, has been tested by mand, town by town, for the com- Superior Lbr. & Mill Co. " N. M. 17. and 35 leading he could see su- ing year. Incidentally LawHon & Hill Moiiiitalnnlr. X. M. universities and found to be that a well-plann- newspaper ad- Adolpli Hacr At Co. .East Vaughn, X. JI. perior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. vertising campaign, advising the Roml-Sargc- Co Grunts, X.M. It burns without odor, smoke or public that tire prices had reached Roland Sauer & Hall Lumber Co Wlnslow, Ariz. noise no pumping up, is simple, their irreducible minimum, would Company Hefker-McTavls- h Co.. X.M. safe. Burns 94 cent .Magdnlenu, clean, per undoubtedly greatly accelerate that Distributors , Mugdaloim Mere. Co, . ..Magclali'iia, X. M. air and 6 per cent common kero- demand. Estiinciu Valley Supply Co.Estaneia.X. M. sene (coal-oSl- ). In the past few years the bureau Gilbert Lbr. Co Moriurlty, X. M. The inventor, H. M. Johnson, of advertising has investigated the 420 West Central Avenue. Albuquerque, N. M. 600 W. Lake St., Chicago, Is of- markets for all sorts of products The Emerson Carey Fibre Pro. Co., Hutchinson, Kans. fering to send a lamp on 10 days' from laundry Boaps and linoleums J... B'RKK trial, or even to give one to gloves and jams. Although In O. S. EMBLEM, Dealer, Santa Fe, N. M. FKHE to the first user in each some cases the inquiry Is made at locality who will help him intro- the request of a single manufactur- duce It. Write him today for er, the results are always placed on full particulars. Also ask him to file In tho bureau's offices for the explain how you can get the benefit of the entire trade. agency, and without or The object of the Inquiries is "hot experience to oioney make $260 to 1500 per simply prove the desirability of i month. Adv. newspaper advertising for the prod- ucts investigated. Itather it is to give the manufacturer a compre- hensive view of market conditions PACKARD with the Idea of helping him to solve his production and selling problems. In most eases, it Is true, the facts seem to point to the wis- dom of a newspaper advertising campaign, but to a campaign in which the advertising copy Is sci M ' entifically distributed ns the forces SIX MORNING of an army are dis- TWIN GOOD scientifically tributed, after a survey of the ter- ritory arid according to a definite That shade is taxed 20 cent more under the new tariff. Plan. per With one of the bureau's trade h in this case from outsiders' vision and the reports before him, a manufacturer Republican protection ran take a map of the United sun comes high. States and marlc off the strategic JONES MORROW HINKLE For Senator For Congress For Governor 20 Per Cent Off on All (Political Adv.) DRESS TRUNKS JAMES GRVNSFEM) Sturgcs Hotel r.ldg., First Street Side. ' '.I ' v,Y October 1, 1922, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Nine.

RESIDENTS OF ATHENS Y. W. C. A. WORKERS REFUSE TO LEAVE SMYRNA VICTIMS "BEAR CAT" BACK Men Grow Old ASM TO WAGE BATTLE ARE ORDERED TO TURN . . r FOR LIGHT WINE ARMS OVER TO POLICE iliwcei -- ii ii ni I - MFN HI!! II IN THE Athens, Sept. 30 (by tho Associ- Will ated Press.) Tho prefect of police Men are often useless IIS has Issued orders to all residents to oh they grow old, and bring uny arms in their possession tiro mighty apt to boast CITY GALLUP. FIESTA to the police depot; all violators of of past prowess. but CAUCUS Ii this order will be severely pun- the ago of a dollar ished. never counts against It, The manner In which the revolu- and even though it A tionary committee has insured or- might have a little Four Hundred Delegates Local Delegation to District der in Athens has excited the ad- shine on the side you to Attend Meet- Convention Big miration of all cltissena and for- (all "heads" (Just as Expected Reports eigners. One of tho first acts of tho man.) ing Which Will Start Here Time Around Club Camp-fir- e. the new ministry will be to send fraternal greetings to tho Greek A hundred cents may On October 9. : (,- - patriarch of Constantinople, Arch- bo a hundred years old ,p JV! bishop Meletlos Metaxaltls, who and yet be as full of New Mexico Insurance men will Ten tribes of Indians and ten was not recognized by the Constan- pet, as some brand new bill hold their annual convention in ' tribes of Kiwnnlans from nil over tino government. that never did at 10 o'clock w the southwest Joined last week in anything wrong in It's "Albuquerque starting one pow- life. is Gallup for of the greatest on morning of October 9. It M spu ever to local C0AST-T0-C0AS- T NON- the be wows belU, according probable that the meetings will club members who have just re- Our point Is this it the armory or the STOP FLIGHT PLANNED have U'ueld at either - ,fw turned from the annual district you any old shop Elks' home reception room. Ap- convention. Tho club meeting was worn currency that v A 1,500 insurance men same as In- San Calif., 30. needs proximately re- - held at the time tho Diego, Sept. exchanging Just VI are licensed in the state and dian inter-triba- l fair. Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John bring it to us and we F to announcement ui mo .;..-IJn- convention be r aviators who will will you full valu piles - '-- - The session of the ill MacReady, army give " mm more 400 I mwnm non-sto- p , Indicate that than ', I vmaK'Ty. mini gan on Thursday at tne try to make a flight from in a suit, hat, under-- three-da- y confe- nyarnlng IjwM attend the City club. Lieutenant Governor San Diego to New York in the wear, shirts or anything rence. P.lalr of i:i Paso presiding in the largost monoplane ever used in this In this store. A complete program for the con- of H. M. Bowers announced thnt the be place Governor country, today ference, vhich will probably the of Albuquerque, who was unable to start would be made at sunrise, Oc- of insurance men . in tober 5, conditions in largest gathering was bo present. Of tho twelve clubs it weather ever held in the southwest, s the district all but Nogales and the middle west and cast aro pro- announced yesterday as follows: I $ m ltoswell were :Ji pitious. Session October 9, 10 n. in. j-- represented. First - The Cttllun Kiwnnis Jnzz orches Invocation Bishop F. B. llow- tra furnbhod music at the lunch- Prospective seagoers used to aen- - 'm: was eon on Thursday. In the evening wonder whether the ship Selection of temporary officers. a was held at the Har- steady; now they Inquire - big hanquet only Address of Welcome William . 1- was It Is The Lib- A- - , - v vey house. This attended by whether Volstcady. R. Walton, mayor of ( about 200 Kiwanlans, visiting erator. 411 WEST CENTRA!) lbuquerque. members and their wives. The to Address of Welcome , Response principal tu'ter dinner address was J. W. Glenister American Frank Curns of Wagon Mound, M. greeting f made by L. Hendry of Pasadena, friends on arrival In New York. WOORE'S STOVES: vice president' of Klwanis Interna- Address, "Fire Prevention on the of "Possibili assistant manager tional, subject J. W. Glenister, New York-.- Walter J. Kulp, ties of Kiwnnis." .ho the C&' of the mountain states inspection earned title of "Bear Business pssions were held on in Great Britain his bureau, Denver, Colo. a of tho time through ag of com- Friday, large share gres3ive talks ONLY ONE Appointment temporary of against prohibition, being devoted to a discussion has to U. S. mittees. classification of members. A returned the to begin OctolK-- r 3 P. M. plea a 9. for better business reunions be- campaign for the Peoplo's Voir Repopts of temporary commit- tween America and other countries league to demand the sale of light REAL STOVE tees. of tho world was made In nn wine and beer in this country. i General discussion and adoption Mr. s. by Henry. Among the of constitution and Ki- election of diversion."! offered the visiting VAI.KXTIXO Nomination and wanlans worn a trip through the Ki:STRAI i:. officers. American a New York, 30. of com- - Gallup coal mine and Sept. Hodolph - ; npointment permanent I I visit to the Indian fair. Valentino, motion I I , picturo actor, MOORE'S 'Insurance, Its Tublic Those who attended the conven- was restrained from appearing In Address, - tion from Albuquerque were Mr. Albert N. WOIU, assisi- any screen picture other than those THEY HAVE NO IN ANY CLASS-SA-VES Fed- Upper tttt, Harold C. Jaquith, Darien, Conn., managing director of Near East Relief: upper riffht, Jean and Mrs. P. W. Faw, Mr. and Mrs. EQUAL : fit secretary of the Insurance produced by tho Famous Plnyers-Lusk- y Mich. Christie, Nancy McFarlan and Margaret Forsyth, Y. W. C. A. workers; below, Smyrna tictims. A. I.' Ileldling. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. MONEY ON YOUR COAL BILL. eration of America, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Rtutz. corporation during the Five Minute Discussion Charles Lyon, period ha is under contrnet with N. M. Homer Ward, Fred Fisher, Henry Davis of Gallup, Ilk-har- that organization. In a decision yW. Discussion R. II. nlilor Insurance Report, Denver, will be before Mitchell. Sidney M. Well. I Five Minute work necessary they Guest and 11. F. Robinson. The banded down today by Supremo A Fine Cooker! f . at. Colormlo. JMeCune of Roswell. aro ready to meet Denver nuiversi next district convention will be Court Justice Wasservogel. .Address, "The Local Agent" Address "New Mexico Insur- team nest 8:iturd;iy. Jones, las ' AVo ly held at Tucson, George A. Fleming of Las Vegas, ance Laws, Those Have and year halt, was A Good Cooker! N. M. ' Some We Need." Hon. H. R. the individual star of tho game Five Minute Discussion B. MacGibbun, deputy for insurance. while Hernanaea and Harrington HEARST SrPPOHTS SMITIT. Weisenhorn of Las Cruccs, New Mexico. also did work in New York, Sept. 30. William R. Frank good the backfield, Hearst announced that he A N. M. Unfinished business. IHEOESI Tom Popejoy made n good show- tonight, Lifetime Wearer! an- would democratic state 'ir'e.-w.wi'- October 1ft. 9 A. M. Selection of place fbr next ing at end as did also Bryan, a support the Address, "Economic Effect of Int nual meeting. member of last year's basketball ticket headed by Alfred E. Smith, 397 SATISFIED USERS IN ALBUQUERQUE. surance on State Resources' non. Adjournment. squad, playlns his girst gttmo of for governor. Merritt C. Mechcm, governor of INDIANS, 33 Q football. New Mexico. t Tho The crew of a Gloucester fishing -' MRS. CAS0N NOMINATED Lineup. k Address, "First Two Tears Mor- schooner harpooned a turtle off t The Perfection of Over 60 Years of Mexico" Indians. Varsity. - tality Registration in New FOR SUPERINTENDENT A. Pnytiama e Greuter Nantucket recently weighing 1,500 Dr. George S. Luckett, director Outclassed and Outweighed, Smith r. pounds. It measured seven teet in I of g Ferguson ten from to of the New Mexico department IN, HARDING COUNTY 1. g pcarcc length and feet flipper mm Stove Indians Put Up Game Thompson a of Building , . public health. Pino r. Oreenlcaf flipper, native the Gulf ofj t Mexico. Five Minute Discussion George N. M., 30. The Battle at 1. t N. M, Mosqucro, Sept. Varsity Field; Anderson Hopkins Rosllngton, Albuquerque, . Mlrainontes-on-thc-Mes- a W. A. democrats of Harding county have J. Pnytiama. ..r. e...Tom Popejoy Tho meals nt Five Minute Discussion Individual Playing Good. Catron Bryan Confiscated liquor worth $15,000; nro so the National Life named the following list of candi- c. was good that Munster, actuary , dates: J. Mestas q Harrington poured into the Assownga many Albuquerque people Insurance Company of the South-'- mlnuto of river, in Connecticut, and. Slate Represenlatlvo A. W. Fighting gamely every Trujillo f. b..W. Hernandez fecently their parties, luncheons, west, N,'M. . thousand's of fish have since been Albuquerque. play, the Indians went down to de- Pieoche r. h. . . . Hammond to be licld lii-r- General open discussion. Drake. Mosqucro; county treasurer, from Alcoholic lntoxiea-- etc., It's an Antonio feat by a score of 33 to 0 before Haswood 1. h Jones suffering l Ideal to rest NOT a A Address, "Our Profession, Some Chavez, ,Albert; county tlon. A mill race was so choked place ', clerk Homer asses- Substitutions Indians: Uurnside .0-lnstlt- onal. "observations" Charles F. Wilson, Holmes, Roy; the onslaught of the heavier Lobos with the. inebriated fish hun-- i sanatorium, As- L. W. sher- on for Pino: Pellnian for J. Paytinma; that room lias a 'f, past president of the National sor, Wilson, Mosquero; varsity field yesterday afternoon dreds had to.be tuiooped up before Evi'ry private L. T. super-intende- nt Gurcia for Ahamtl for, sociation of Insurance Agents. Den- iff, Sullivan, Mosquero; in the first football game of tho Thompson; the power could func- porch, the people are congen- of schools, Mrs. W. Charles season. Anderson; Pahe for Cati on; Padllla machinery ial, and the rates start nt $65 ver, Colo. for tion, October 10. Cason, Gal legos; probate Judge, Varsity kicked off first and re- for Haswood; Cheo Trujillo; per month. A..t 111,1,,., m Kafael Tixler, Hueyeros; surveyor, covered the ball on the Indian Villi for Pieoehe. The ,., Varaitv: for Jones; During past year dust explo- I 2:00 p. m. Call to order. Pierco Field, David; commission- line, then hammered the In Benjamin sions in industrial plants in the Martin-e- x, for Cartwright J Address "Banking Insurance, ers, first district, Doroteo dian line for a touchdown in the Thompson Hopkins; United States havo caused the loss A PLACE! TO OH for Orcnko rur iternan HCTT Roy; second district, S. B. first four minutes. Harrington Greenleaf; of nearly one hundred lives and Moore' Burns the Smoke and Soot. Boan for Stinnett 2100-.- Firepot Gas, C. W. Harrison, past president of ver, Bueyeros; third district, Louis carried the ball over and Jones dez; Harrington; property damage estimate4 In ex- Phono As- C. de for Brown, A., for Pope I The New Mexico Bankers' Baca, Rosebud. kicked goal. Pearce; cess of $7,000,000. U. S. government reports show that soft coal contains 38 i lov: Cantelou for Bryan, Hernan sociation, Clovis, New .Mexico. Jones carried it over for the sec- volatile cni-ho- or des Grenko for Ham per cent of pas. Five minute discussion ond touchdown at the end of a lit- for Grenko; In ordinary stoves It has never been possible to burn tills Charles A. Scheurlch, of Clovis, "PRO" AGENTS RAID tle over minutes Dur- mond: Pearce for Stinnelt; Har has been lost. eight of play. for gas and the jtreater part of Its heating xwer New Mexico. ing tho remainder of rington for Boan; Bryan Can Is to burn the gas, the Asso- GALLUP POOL ROOM the first Moore's l'lr'K)t constructed specially Address "The National quarter the Indians gained posses- telou: Hopkins for Cnrtwrigm; smoke nnd soot. ciation of Insurance and Greenleaf for Kelly for tho Agents, Prohibition at sion of the ball but twice. Thompson; Narrow perpendicular slots extend from the l)ottoin to it's relation to state associations." agents, Gallup .: Coach sent in com- Popejoy. hlots are connected to niueli staged three raids mak- Vijil almost a O the top of the firepot. These i'l David J. Main, vice president yesterday, plete new lineup in the second Officials: Referee. Glen fines on the inside which draw the nlr from the out- the National Association of ing four arrests and seizing a con- Ream, Oberlln college; umpire, L. larger 'lot siderable of moonshine quarter. Jones, Hammond and side draft dxir. Insurance Agents, Denver, Colo. quantity Hernandez went tho Z. Williams, Carlisle; lieait lines- nlr which Is admitted the draft door W f meet- liquor, the of a pool through In- Penn The through Jixecuuve session joint li raiding dians for substantial gains. Ham- man. H. B. Itickett, State; drawn up these flues and discharged through the slots against of the executive committee of room, I.ouiB Bortut and Barney tlinekeeners. M. P. Leamminc, New from ing were mond carried the ball over for the tho sides of the coal: the heat frees the gas the coul, the New Mexico Bankers' Asso- Bertinetti arrested charged touchdown Mexico A. & M.. G. W. White, Uni mixes with the ulr and hursts into flame. ciation and of with possession and sale of third three minutes which immediately the representatives liquor. after the second and versity of New Mexico. Tho smoke passing out of the chimney Js while, showing that all , Mrs. Helen lilozlna was later ar- quarter began, qualified surety companies. Jones missed goal. The halt ended nil the heat-givin- g qualities In the coal have been consumed. October 10 6:30 rested with sale . p. in. charged posession, with the ball near the middle of ACCKPTS fHALT.KNGI-:- The flro hums from the outside In, graduully consuming the First annual banquet (in- and the possession of a still. 1J. no ashes between the flro Andersftn was the field In the Lobos' tiossession, Chicago, Sept. 30. President conl townrd the center. There are formal.) taken into custody Associa m Unit heist radiates the oven. Toastmaster G. with Sale and of and the score, 20 to 0 In varsity's Hickey of the American and tho pot it great through Henry Coors. charged possession favor. wired Mc- In stoves the fire burns from the bottom and Address "Local Business andlliquor. tion tonight President ordinary In the third quarter, Carthy of tho l'acifio Coast league, center toward the top and outside; the gas Is driven up the the Agents' James L. Madden, varsity to a and the ushes and fuel heat ra- manager, insurance opened up with a number of for- accepting the cliullenge play chimney and wasted, prevent departmert. PLANK CRASH KILLS TWO, ward passes. The Indians uncork- post season seriea with the pennant diating to tho oven. Chamber of Commerce of tho Mount SO. nnd use of Moore's the l United States of Vernon, O., Sept. ed several more of the long passes winningclub, provided St. Paul, win- Through the invention firepot America read Amos L. and Marion Dun association value of soft coul or slack Is nenrly doubled. The ' C M. L. director-manag- er Leithty for which they are famous, and ner of the American healing ty Fox, were killed when e In of slack coal can be used with success as of the chamber of commerce, Al- - lap, instantly tried a drop kick when they were flag, defeats Bnltlmo the post cheaest grades their airplane crashed on the main within 25 of the Lobo season series which starts next .well as the best grade of lump street here this yards goal, , 11 ' afternoon. Both but missed the and Wednesday. Baltimore won the October 10:00 a. m. were from goal, Harring- Address "Many are called but Orrville. O. . ton ran it back to the varsity International leagfc pennant. are chosen", Cyrus K. Drew, line. Jones ran around left Be to fjtetr end 40 yards for the fourth touch- The next general assembly of Payments May Arranged down, but failed to kick goal. North Carolina will bo asked to FILM SMILES The fourth quarter was very appropriate ono million dollars to much like the third, with the In- develop the oyster and fishing In- Suit Your and so forth dians trying passe and end runs, dustry in tho rivers and shores of Cogence Ui and the varsity hitting the line, eastern North Carolina. Have You Read By Speed- -' running around end, and passing. About the middle of the quarter, a These? W1 ARRIED LIFE forward pass, Jones to Bryan, gave tho Lobos WOULD MAKE the fifth touchdown, 20 Per Cent Off on All THIS FREEDOM and Jones kicked goal. The game :iistinofi8 A. 8. Hutchinson. .$2.00 A GREAT ended with the ball in varsity's pos- CASES BABBITT session on the Indian's VANITY Lewis $2.00 "ALKING MOVIE line. JAMKS GRl'NSFEI.D Sipclalr The on GLIMPSES OF THE MOON playlog, of Individuals Sturges Hotel Bldg., First the Lobo squad was good, but a Street Side. Edith Wharton $2.00 mm deal of in team THE BREAKING POINT : With the Greeks great Improvement Roberts Rlnehart $2.00 and Turks throw- 1 Mary lllirieii THE COUNTRY BEYOND ing shrapnel at James Oliver Curwood $2.00 each other, the FLOWING GOLD Near East is about for fall Rex Beach 2.00 as popular with LISTEN early VEHEMENT FLAME j' THE American tourists Margaret Deland $2.00 as Near Beer. Bicycles and tires have been THE COVERED WAGON reduced in price. We can Bave will more than approve of these on Milady , Emerson Hough $2.00 a you money quality goods. artistic models. RICKS Even memory When we say "It Is OAPPY RETIRES see one of Mack Good," you Peter B. Kyne $2.00 expert might take no risk. Customer must They embody all that is swagger and ROBIN Bennett's bathing beauties on the have service or we replace it. We smart in the gay season to come. Frances Hodgson Bur- beach every day and not remember want your business on new bi- nett $2.00 her face. cycles and tires. Let us repair They retain all of the chic charm of THE SHADOW OF THE EAST your bicycle for you. their Parisian counterparts. have the war Guns, Ammunition, E. M. Hull $1.90 They may stopped Hunting new THEY CALL ME CARPENTER too soon, as Kipling says, but you Sold Here. We are receiving every day chic models of street and dinner Upton Sinclair $1.75 couldn't say that about the war Simonsoh & Danielson dresses, V IN THE DAYS OF POOR sweaters and blouses. pictures. '307 South Second Street. RICHARD Our coats are distinctive, being of the Irving Bacheller. $2.00 First guy in Henry Ford's fac most exquisite material and made in SIMON CALLED PETER lory who was accused of smelling smart cuts. Polished by Special Machinery. Each One a Robert Keable; $2.00 of bootleg whiskey said he had been Masterpiece. GENTLE JULIA varnishing the kitchen floor, and Coat Prices from $16.50 to $225.00 Booth Tarkington $1.75 they had to give him the benefit Glass oven oven thermometer and Mrs. Rorer's KIMONO sea see our trav- door, of the doubt. You must new automobile thermometer guide assure perfect baking. The control John Paris $2.00 with the dust-pro- anti-scorc- vV. eling- cases, open- damper ami h cover take all worry out of your ONE OF OURS STOVES , No one uses else 'J It is untrue that "The Dictator" ing. anything after work, while the slotted fire box looks after your financial Willa Cather .$2.00 "The Line of Stoves and once seeing them. Interest. THE MOTH DECIDES is a sequel, to "The Woman He Economy" Married." 'Edward Alden Jewell. .$2.00 Is in You won't be satisfied until you own a MOORE. DOWN THE RIVER Ranges Highest Quality, ;Rbcoe W;. Buck...... $1.00 George Bernard Shaw is a sar- Lowest in Price. castic guy, but how about the movie The STOVE STORE OF ALBUQUERQUE. . who Bartley Shop theatre pianist accompanied Specially Recommended aa true Coal Econ- some news cel pictures of the Phone 913-V- 300 W. Central 1 Dublin riots with "Ireland Must Be omizers and greatest heat I mm A ft I producers. lrrr:j A Heaven.." See the new Elevated Oven Ranges, Gray and $1 White Cast Ranges. TCI EXCHANGE . - MHiaUHV Theda Bara and Pola J- I V 208 W. Central With Negri - stove to bake. Pbone 19 J pictures available why should movie Every guaranteed theatre owners want coal to heat "BUY, SELL OR TRADE" their ; air HEADQCARTEnS FOH theatres? J. ((ORDER & CO. XEW FICTION' ' 120 West Gold Avenue. Phone 1111 That trusty who won the mile BIG HARDWARE V running tare and the high jump at ALBUQUERQUE'S STORE T. L. and E. L. McSpadden, Proprietors. the Sing Sing prison track meet Just Across from City Hall showed poor judgment. MOORE'S RANGES - J : - ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' October 1, 1922, The Markets LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT dldln&nanS CkrfM Adtalfcuimm By S. W. STRAUS, President American for Thrift. SALE- - Miscellaneous, FOR SALE Miscellaneous BUSINESS Society CHANCES AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE Houses FOR SALE Houses I'Ult OK TUAUK FINANCIAL FOH SALE FOR SALE Hotel, Fourth and Central, sALt 1 eutt SALE ISHILE economic conditions are BOII.Elis 920-- cor. 896-- 1244-- huuso' UJ3 West ceutral, I l!5 FOR SALE Hard eoai phona louring Phone or norhA',"ETreeroom keeping sixty ' II. V. t.oco type portable buller, beator, larga alze. cheap lots. Phone 1M4-- nine foot frontage; pavement all paid, in 'this j none .til. FOR BALE EXPEK'f HAUIAIOH REPAIRING. O. five-roo- Wall St root. ' steadily improving cither wood or coal burner, new fluef. Hotel, twenty rooma, pool fui'; house and garage; price world-wid- I K. Sheet Metal Works. 217 N. Third. nouslTimlihed: - ' SO. rossibiU-tic- a e conditions II. P. Verllwu, new euuO FOH SALE Three new rabbit tautchea ball and bar; good leaie. 313 South ,aken on ""Ju're 1419 West Central, yew Tovk. Sept. country - grute, fluie, 710 Flrat. at Virginia ?3j- phone have foinlltlon, $100. Weal Lead. DON r XJUY that car until you see my bord" of a clash between British and generally K"od Two-ator- condition. $160. FOH SALE for rOR HALE y tjricl. roaosier. si est central. C. Js. FOR SA1.I.; M r WILL make sacrifice on m 1 l.'0 H. P. Bicycle, fale, cheap. building. Doster. "ve-roo- price almost Turkish troops In the neutral zone not a t Horizontal Tubular, 89 Inchei 41(1 South Edith. 818 South First! location for any briek new home; five r iomr and a two 18 84 four-Inc- h god - bath, by feet, kind of bualness. FOR SALE 5 ?loM nice . of the Dardanelles resulted In a improv- flura, complete I'll BOUDY S MILKi BEST IN Light Bulck. S6U0; Fourth ward. porches, hardwood doors, best oak- except etnik, for 2!6 A- con- - TOWN flooring, steam ed poundf. Phona 1M13-R- FOR SALE A flve-ruo- house and Ford touring,. Ford coupe, $4oO. 116 P'',,"- heat, on a choice corner I renewal of short pressure and the during the dltlim, 1825. west uoict. furnished lot, west of will a I SALE small grocery; olosa In; business, e,,rr. I 'nuJe, postofflce: make price '6 II P. Low 80 Full fine (ood .J ten"- - of 14,300 if vi, further of weakened Pressure, poundt, to order. "all t South FOR BALE Hudson ic-- you can make good first pay- liquidation four-Inc- h 41S Went Seventh. buper Six, Apply East salta Fe."' fouryeara by 16. 48 fluci, complete Marble. ment. It lp an unusuall" substantial in brief session of have $300. FOR SALE FOR SALE Complete ranch, rent speedster; excellent condition; ; and today's 1 that except itack Two coal hiatera, g.,.,a con- poultry terms. Phone 6U6. Foln,fAL"EThree-ror",- pleasant home. Address me In care elapsed since 2 H. P. Vertical dition, very reasonable; excellent for man and i corner; of box 109. Journal office. the stock market, prices of a few Knitlne. $25. cheap. 607 West Iron. Ideal FOU bargain for quick jf We manufailure Metal Lawn wife; for healthseeker. Address SALE OR TRADE On lot, a Max- sale. Apply 1600 South Wnli.r THIS war. Fencing FOR SALE Complete shoe care ' I'L ACE FOR SALE on very easy speculative lavurut's itt'o1 the shop. Poultry, Journal. well touring car, In good condition SALE New or America is to- 7, care Journal. 1524 South 2123-- ton modern hums, Hoo terms, unreasonably good one to six and a half ACCKSSOrilRS FOR FOR SALE Hotel twenty-tw- Edith, phone down . . bargain declines of BOILERS. mj Woodard, of and monthly uavmm. nt,- - for cash; new framo; two large rooms ' oc- -; most tnch fluea, ROOFINO rooms, Ford ton i m a-- 1 J. A. moderate losses day the fluet, ftuea. -- doing good business; good For sale truck, ail. Hammond, East Silver. and large sleeping com- points, while EXPERT ork. Phona 1S34-- reason J24 porch; entirely Injectors, pop valvea, guaranteed for selling. Address Mrs. O. 6. mechanical condition. 1250: cash. 1917 n powerful na- globe and eat. FOR 8A LE orpsnu.l i.ro.i. peted with attractive and useful built-i- ciirred throughout a creator part YRlvet, gunge cocka, water MANZANO GINGER ALE Woodard, Box 5, Grants. N. M. Ford roadster, cheap. 407 West Copper. features to accommodate a tion in the glasea, HELPS house; modern; hot water heat; garage family or of the list. rnitea, nacka and tankt. digestion and a narve tonic. FOR .SALE Stores, hotels, SAVE 50 to 75 per cent' on 209 North Edith. I. make a cosy home for two; finished In via Hoilera roemlng used parts, J. Kilburn. phone 40 ' ! white to world and this bought, repaired and sold. FOR SALE A- -l -' houses, garages, restaurants full stock over twenty-fiv- e dif- enamel and dark oak, lino- - The disposition of traders Wilton rugs. 14x16, con- and other etc.; for FOR SALE New three-roo- with add- - Tanka built, either rlvete or Ultlon 1221 niso-cia- not ferent cars. cottage, leum to match. City water Inside over the week end beroro exalted weld.d West Roma. Dhnn. 1R37. propositions advertised Mcintosh Co., West Cop- ovum i and wait posi Poberts-Turne- r Ill riiKn; verv snin nau.an. outside. On i Expert boilermakera and weldera. Send locally. Co., 218 Wesl per. a 80x150 lot, ing; to their committments, .result- ? c i u ' WILL TAKE 15 for JI5 In 76 Phone 693, First building! completely tion a r r es your broken metal ! ... .lit equity flold. FOR Natlonalbank fenced, for light stock, with ditch water In lack of fresh power, Underwood No. 6 Phone SALE Ford touring, $100; Ford FOU SALE In ing a buying " "00 " . typewriter. 1,000,000 ONE Apartment house, exceliem piped for garden and cemented out- W. with it all the MILLION Soviet Hubles'. touring, 110; Ford touring, starter, accelerated the decline, but there 8. STRAUS "- - 11.12. Send 11.13 location, close In; Income 11,380 buildings for poultry, fuel and work r e onsibili - I' OR SAl.Ev-Tw- o cash, check or money 1200; Ford light truck. H76; terms If de- pel no of slocks. p pool tables, at a bar-gal- year, price ,800. Address E. S house. Inquire at 1411 North be- 'was heavy unloading order and we will send you one million sired. 007 West Mountain road. Hun-to- r cart, Sixth, shales. ties of leadership. in no Works 21U0 (South second street Sea Pablo Chavea, 182S West U"U1 1111, tween 10 and 12 noon. Ed Telch, 1411 Sales approximated 360,000 Perhaps d1LM Central. rubles registered mall. Universal Oarage. ex- Phone 1947-- i'Tin riTn. There were a few outstandlns better way could this country ful- ' 69 Canal street. Boston. Mass. rw.t sale By ownei. suburban dome, Office 1110 South FOT: SALE Five ten-ro- four rooms ceptions to the downward trend. fill these Uroadway. dry goods FOR SALE One of the finest cafes In FOR A GOOD used car come and sleeping porch, city duties than throut XEW MrXlfO STEEL CO., IXC. counters. Apply Harm's Btora. 109 and tee ..w.v.t nun WANTED Room. National Biscuit, which was pushed northern AriKima l,,nu ..A.n... what we have and those we have listed iiees. rrnn, irnn, E?,. financial channels. is North .First. ."--o o A.N L twelve yesterday, It suggest- trade, good location; two of the partners for sale. Oden Bulck Company, Fifth and ti,, ciiy. TE One or two rooms in goo up nearly points FOR SALE OvestockT l'OR SALE ara tO an . FOR 6A LE Three-roo- hZZZ 777 advanced five more today on re- ed that the United States stand Furniture, hens, portable leave fnr Cilmn,, Gold, phone K00. location; prefer being near Library t'Ull r.A LL Fresh chlfkm house and no sick. drtss postofflce hox rlz. cnicaen house for two hundred school, with small family; housekeeping-t- m of but to make loans to other na- Jersey 1137 BIO netting; aijlFlag1 ,M,k.n. ports capital readjustment, ready' Forrester. South Edith. FOR SALE ugnis ana water. 1205 w..r pay. for room and board for self and was forfeited Profitable business, estab- mm.".a, 490-- half of today's gain tions provided these loans are FOR SALE Second-han- phone nelce. age 14; southerners; would like FOR SALE Fat SOI furnace, cheap lished five years; owner wishes to dis HOBBS QUALITY CARS before the close. rabbits, North FOR SALE A my extra time to sew. Address Box safeguarded as to interest and Fourth, 1S!)j-- with sir registers. 1804 East Central, pose account of having other Interests, A LARGE STOCK to choose from at all bargain: n,.,.l. ss, phone 1022-n- . hOUSe. care Journal. Otis Elevator Jumped nine phone price very low and a In- times. A demonstration will em close In emna.at.. principal, and that the proceeds FOR SALE one cow and or bargain. For satisfy points. calf; cash REAL Silk terview, address postofflce box A- you. HOBBS MOTOR CO., 434. ed; Immediate trade on Ford truck. Phono 2415-R- Fashioned Hosiery; guaran- rl5, phone 1""6 Mexican Petroleum was the In- are used for purely constructive now lbuquerque, N. M. 513-1- 6 West Central. South Edith. PKOhESSIONAL CARDS FOR SALE teed; four pairs for $5. Phone dividual weak a drive of purposes. Furnish giant doe'nnd 225J-- MtfNEY IN GRAIN 112.50 FOR SALE Three roOm hnllE, feature, tvicks. I'm North Arno. buvt guaran" and f.n, short interests this issiic Before p'in ifn.j. KOU SAl.K Water tees on JO.000 hushelf wheat; no fur- FOR SALE Used Dodge Brothers' renew back Dorchwa! ri.nri. WILSON against any such foreign loans OK spaniel pupple make - AND WILSON, in net loss 6V4 t PALE Thoroughbred "rabbits Krcnt" hunters nnd ther risk: movement nf fin nnnnrlimli. ed Sedun. wire wheels, In fine condi- started; on a large corner lot.- term. resulting a of points. could be one . retrievers. Phone 1224 Attorneys, negotiated, however, it fryers, Flemish Giant buck. .'i"-ji- take J500; 4c, 1400, etc. Particulars, tion; Dodge Brothers' touring, also a Virginia boulevard. 17 Other oils wero weak in sympathy. Sta nford. market letter Roomt 16, and ID Cromwell Building. would be necessary for all for- free. Investors' nniiv roadster; Cadillac touring, 'id model; FOU SALE Furnished hn,, ThTZI I168-J- . Independent steels also manifest- FOU SALE Oil hciitarnd oven, Ivnrv 949 Phone FOH SALE Ono Jersey milk cow; flr.il Guide, Dwight Bldg., Kansas City. Ford light truck. Come In and see them, rooms, bath, electric llehts. ritv ed Crucible eign nations to reduce their army dresser, chiffonier, white shades. 1007 or 782. acute weakness, being fifty dollars takes Irer. 1030 phone J. Kurber & c Dodge garage; 60 foot lot, J500 down ,r130 I'HVSICIANH AMI HI HUEUM. 3 Mi South North Eighth. and forced down more than points; and naval forces to a peace foot Second. urothers Dealers. per month. 1308 Arno OK. H. h. FOR ft 10 NT New tjouth Ill HTON, Lackawanna, Bethlehem Steel such as we have m FOR SALE One Remington and Win- OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL SALES FOR SALB OH Disease ing, the United fresh Jersey cow, one chester 120 RENT By owner, new of the Stomach 2: 2; shotguns. The Exchange, MANAOER. FOR SALE Ranches. 9. "B," Gulf States, 14; Republic States at the time. Dis-- yearling Jersey, heifer. J. p. Wilson modem furnished bungalow; five Suite BHrnett Building present 2404-RL- '. WE NEED high-grad- e Steel, and United States Steel Phone a salesman to I' OU aALJi-- Wd littve sum ,?,'Zm2 DR. IMAIKiAIJhT 1ft, FOR SALE M0 take .old fcpienuiu os ,nd 'fP'ns' porch; Areola heat, AKTWUKiHT. common. Mirtvale ran baby buggy, for (15; established nationally adver- in suburban rancnea. Rob Yale avenue, phone 1623-- against o.aic, Any Kina or in Ht cow vou must soli; Call West tised line Into propumi"na c . rr nesiuence ii2j Last central 1. a lighten the economic burdens Of a cow for 0 leaving. at 'la coming the Albuquerque Company L'r. t, ooo-io-nur r,. Phone 671. the current, advancing nearly want; everybody. to $100 Marquette. territory for the first time. "Wlxard" practically new cot- - 1101 N"r'" pn-- 1:70-1- FOH SALE Small new - tages, for cost of DR. 8. point above yesterday's closing. the civilized world and this sar- t'Oli SALE The Original Qulekllt Gasoline. and Kern, ranch, pebble- construction; furni- MAHI.K SriEKI.jC Typewriters priced right dash a mile ture and lots thrown In for meus-u- . Rails were heavy with the rest could be used in ravine fiALE Flemish Giants, Ruius for sale. Wm. 102 sene Lamps and Lanterns have new ex- bungalow, good Osteopiithio I'hyslclan, ing quint Wilcox, west river terms. Room 7. First S81-- S055-- of most Reds, JUacka. v clusive features which out of bridge; Inquire Ranch. National Bank build- Cltisens Bank Bldg. Ph. or J the list, but declines were indebtedness to this thei. Belgians, bucks, docs and st I'enirnl. phone noo. them ahead ing. held country. frying size rabbits. 710 West Lead, all competition. You sell to dealers, FOR SALE Ten acreB of good land, iH. . il. I within a point. The few lO'.Tt-- phone i Ull I.AItKK, Loans of the nature i rrjttiwiblio. lliaHes, tie and up; consumers or through , any legitimate mostly in alfalfa, four mllea out on FOR SALE A real bargain. $4,.100; Eye, Far, Nose and which dropped a or more suggested $.1 per month. seven-roo- Throat, point ira- Albuquerque Typewriter trade channel. Chance to organize sales Rio (irande boulevard, on main ditch modern brick; very close Garnett Phone New Tork Central, New Orleans, would prove of tremendous - sale or trade For Ford car, Exchange, I'.'i South Fourth. In; owner in Loa Building. lit. . wm two rorce unner your supervision and multi and main road. Address Box 114, old Angoles;; must be sold Office Hours Texas & Mexico. norscn; also 2409-J- at St. Paul preferred. petus to thrift practices through- choice FOH SALE C'hVop. Ifome Com ply your Income rapidly. Men with auto. Albuquerque, or phone once; part cash, Inquire 801 South 9 to 11 a. rn- - and t to 6 tx ra. & Jersey heifers, fourteen months Edith. Baltimore Ohio. Lehigh Valley, out the world. People in this old. 217 Norlh"jThird. fort cabinet range, one joint gas coll mobiles preferred. Products made by FOR SALE OR TRADE Who has a wnter S03 South of r1 St. Head- .SALE-i-Fou- r heater. Arno. firm long and for FOR BALE -- New and would savo and FOH milk cows, J100 lukos standing reputHtlon house and lot to trade for a nice twen hons by owner; one W M SHER DAN M V country money SALE the finest mer - one-ha- 824 U" ing. Public utilities were sold nil; one team mures, wagon and har- FOR Stnrk TVMclous apples and prnnuoing only quality ty- acre ranch; one and mllea West (,'ld; one t lend it to the while other varieties. Poet-'fflc- e chandlse. Write for full descriptive cat Uare.ii See 110 North one four-roo- 210 ! Practice Limited to freely, some of the 'weakest spots government, ness for 1176; nlso suddle punles, Aji- - Wiley's Farm, from brlge. Broad Bicycle Maple; box ;411-R- r alog and proposition or come to fact'U-- Co., 220 North 831 Sll- - IGKKI1X) - ConsoHdated Gas. Columbia those of foreign nations would be ply 1107 South Broad way. phone South Second, phone 736. Maple; terms. Call West I'KINAKY I V being at once. Quick action necessary. The ver, phone M-- I'ure-brV- d "SwTbs FOR KALI: Boliv SALIS OH TRADE In DIHLASKS OF THE SKIN Gas, Pacific Gas and Tubllc Service led to thrift in order that AT FTL'll buggv; splendid Nagel-rhas- e 254 FOR Five acrea (AXD i practice Tnggenburs 118 Mulber- Manufacturing Co., East it b(JH SA LL Homea. will be Hussernuio In of New buck. Tad. of J. H. G.. No. 12.",0; sire flf.. White. North Erie Chicago. Fro vale, near paved road; fine grape It to your iilMimtory Connection. Jersey. the loans might be New 1730-J- . street, Interest to see us week's repaid. Alessandro, No. dam Jessie Jano. ry, before Sunday, phone or chicken ranch; eauy terms to right before norehaln0 Citizens Itank Blag. Phono 886. Despite the active stock in- not; 6 'J 3. 15 home, at we have a wealth thus would be created, No. .2494, of ltancho 07; an elRht-qun- FOR FA LE Man's muskrat overcoat. party. Phone or apply room First large list market dealings, actual loans and 701 to telect from. Ri.aerts-Turne- r would be milker from the best. Pure 15; 38, 1100 If taken at once; never National bank, or East Banta Fe. Co., 218 discounts of house banks dustry revived and much bred, fle DRESSMAKING KiOia, 4'I7 F. C. BAKES, M. D. clearing erades. 13. T. T. "Wells, Old Albuqucr-qo-, used by slrk. 20 South Arno. FOR SALE OR. TRADE For prop- vesi pnone showed nominal of the unrest which now existf city Diseases of i a decrease. V, M phone 706-- FOR HALE SEWING by day, 2, or at home. erty, suburban tracs, with three-roo- 'U BALE Beaut ful Dressed hrtck the Eje. Ulasses Fitted of In Player piano, used, excellent 14.10-- 114 Sec- members the federal would disappear. No matter what condition; first cash house; Ideal place for truck gardening oungaiow, five rooms, s eenlne noroh Office removed to N. reserve Investigating to and double brick Ideal ond bank Increased tl'6.000.000, may be in FOR SALE Real lEitate buyer sure to take It. Phone I0. WANTED Dressmaking. Work , oi raising chickens: close consolidated pressed garage;, st. Ground floor. Phone 042. attempted bringing S. on Cande-IhHh- s home near For net demand KOKBRTri-TUItNB- 1;00 North Klfih. corner Boulevard and shops. particulars deposits expanded by world-wid- e no SEB CO.. Sl$ Weft HICKS' DAIRY Baulngor. 7011 South 180,000 al- about stabilization road, two and a half milea north Third. J57. and a ca.sh of 'lold. for In CLEAN MILK, a cream DRESSMAKING done, sat- . CHIROPRACTORS gain rral bargains homes. with heavy line; prices right; "f Old Town church-- A. M on FOR Well-bui- most will be successful unless it isfaction 401 toy a, owner, SAI.K by uraetloa: 110.000,000 was plan l'"Olt pints. 8e; quarts. 15c. Phone 738. guaranteed. West Load. 117 2128-- accompanied i?ALK i.'hoico lot. on Vnsar ave- West Oold. phone builder, 1876 cash, or best offer, buys ETTCiMENT'"WV' by an increase of excess reserve embraces the nue, FIRST-CLAS- S ' to primarily praeticei east trout, lli0 cash. Phone FOR SALM Two coul heating stoves, one dressmaking, work R A.N CM uf end glassed-i- n Chiropractic 218 South 1667-- four acres, entirely fenced sleeping porch. 10 more than 5S,500,000. oil stove Walter, five-fo- and 20 AruiUo Biigntiy of thrift by the people of the i;n;.ff, heater, wringer, library table, phone with poultry wire, three-fourt- cie.ino ana city water. The best in Building. Closing prices: world. 'OI bord, pipe, etc. ::17 North thirteenth. HEMSTITCHING and pleating. Phone mile weft of Barelas town for healthseekere. Palmer. 18C2 &K1-- bridge; I.(INK ALTO American 43 . one hi FOR h'ALE Two room 9 Mcllni South High, 1758-- STAR LINE Beet Sugar boulevard; from Mountain ninbognny counters, building. Myrtle house, ihree screened porches; phone The eoloreA care Ele- rond. 1'hono 1I48-J- . I w o Slevert. orange Engie, American Can 56 'i size feet six Inches by six feet. water In houe, new garage and chicken FUR KAlI Modern bungalow. Fourth phant Butte dam and Hot K. lard Oct., fit. 10; Jan., $9.10. FCMt SAL1-- Apply F. W. Wool worth's. full blooded Springs, American Smelting & Ttef'g.. r.lHj, tly owner, desirable lot ill Manager i'l. EATING, accordion, side and box: houses; ehirkens and ward; partly furnished; good Karaite: M. Meet all trains at Engle, Ribs Sept., $11. To; Opt., $10.37. 'Used mall N. also Call owner, leaving American Kumatra Tobacco.. Third ward, close In; good neighbor- FOR SALE tractors, 61 and orders. Crane. 2li North furnUurc; turns. good basement, furnace and laundry Hot Springs at II 30 a. m. end 8:10 p. m. hood; suitable for or res- ., Hardware Seventh. Crane Apartments, phono H14 241C-.1- room; large porch. Price 16,750; terms. American Tel. & Tel 120 "i duplex single with gang plows. . Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cart oo Kansim ident. Address TV. K. B.. care Koiber & rnone 1248-J- Vnaconoa uopper 51 City. .Journal. nenartmeiit, j, Company. WANTED DressinuUing; prices reason- the Dam line. We drive our own cars. Kansas "City, :jo. - MONEY Three-rooi- Atchison , 103 Sept. Wheat SALKS.MAN WANTKI) We are having I'uR SALE One splendid Stewart baso- able; satisfaction guaranteed. Miss TO LOAN FOR SALE OR RENT n frame Write for reservations at our expense No. 2 $1.04 2 more one raulln Vorbach, 487. 420 Wesl II EFFEliN A N ' Baltimore & Ohio lis hard, ijt 1.12; No. red, calls by people who tvnnt real bunier, Copper Clad range; fine, phone llu.MJV LOAN Uu waiohes, dia- house, electrlo tghts. water, narc'n BROS.. Preps $1.10tff 1.12. estate service than we are a Phone 2'J11-- Gold. ly bath room, bar- Hot N. M- - ' 70 able to lake condition, at bargain. monds, guns and everything valuable garage and chicken lit; Springe. . Jiethlehem Steel 'B '3 caro of 1 Corn No. 2 white, 61c; No. 3 as people should be tHken care FOU SALE Good suit for boy 14, two HEMSTITCHING done promptly In the Mr. Marcus, 213 South First. gain, by owner, 1,700; $600 cash, oalinco Butte & Superior 31 1;, of who are sele.-fln- homes In a strange reason- nest easy terms. Address Box 60, care Jour- Aibuquertjtie-ftHnt- e re-- T e white, 60 puirs short bloomera and coal; possible manner, prices reasonable. 11U.SEV TO LOAN, on (Irst-clas- s California Petroleum if. so we want a man who either Is 117 Gold 787-- real nal. I'AILV blAliE 81' city, able. Room 2, Presbyterian Sanatorium. avenue, phone Singer II.OOu. S'J.oOv. Jlay Lnrhanged to 50c higher. or can toimsclf In a Mt estate; 41,500, To Tuoe (Brad Down) Canadian Pacific 1431 1 qualified to, qualify Sewing chine Company. No. prairie, $12.00; choice alfalfa, reasonable of to us SAXOPHONES and all band Instruments, and Wood 80S West Hold. FOR SALE brick, by owner; Leave 7:80 a m. Central Leather 391 !i lenglh time, help new or 433 South aide- - tS2.no 22. DO; conduot-ou- r business as we want It used; private or class Instruc MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches Seventh, corner lot. Arrive 11:30 a, m. & Ohio 71 other quotations 302-- FOR RENT Storeroom Chesapeake uiicnansccl. Applicant must be able to give tions on nh"ve. Fred K. Ellis. Ph. and good Jewelry: liberal, reliable, eon- - walks, garage, chicken house, basement, l ean 13:30 a ra. x CC oU-'- hot water iwvagu. .nil. Ol. J'iIUI..a bond if so required. Ho must furnish WATERPROOF kllchen aprons shopping FOU RENT Building at 412 Wist Cop- fldentlal. Cnilleb Jewelry Co.. 108 N. 1st. heat, bath room, large closets. Leave ,.1 3:80 p, m. Chino suitable for H. E. front back and Arrive R:uo p. ra. Copper jS'i Omiilia. his own car and be In position to wait bags; highest grade; prices reduced. per; garage. Inquire 6 MONEV. Under Bankers' Reserve large sieeptng porches. V Bon 211 St. Sherman, at First Bank and Phone 818, or any real estate dealer in In Anuqaerque (Read Up) voiorano ruei it 32V 3 the necessary time required to begin Ton, Suuih Broadway, Louis, Savings System. 6 per cent loans be secur- iron.,..,,, Omaha. Sept. 0. Wheat No. 2 busi- Trust Company, 3. may town. Albuquerque Arrive. . I :tio p. m. Crucible Steel 8 getting In good and satisfactory Missouri. phone ed on city or farm property, to build, nam, No. 2 ness Call to buy, Santa Fe... .cave.,,. 4:04 p. m. .uoa cane $l.noj!'1.0B;. mixed, for all parties concerned. F70R" SALE New Auto krdtter; lady WILL arrange suit tenant a 2uxlO0 improve, or pay Indebtedness. Bankers FOR SALE By owner, modern, frame . . Sugar 13s, i.Ut ftti.IU. between twelve and one. Sistcen foot brick fnnls Fe .Anlve... 18:41 p. in. j'.riw 1 ;i 14 people earns 11,150 In a year; first 177 draft building; gwd condition; deserve Deposit Co., Oas Electric Bldg., stucco house; five rooms, large bath ,, 11:14 m. Corn No. 2 No. 2 served In the last two weeks. Joseph Banta Fe reasonable Denver. Colo. Ftpanila .Arrlse... t l?reat Northern white, ti7,ic; gets It. Address C. A. Dolley. Albuquer- opposite shops; and sleeping porch; screened in front Taos . Letve. . . 7:80 a-- m, pfd PO'i 51 0 , Collier. !l)7 West (loid. terma. See' or write L. 309 built- - '" mixed, t, '4 '6c. que. N. M. . lleyman, porch; hardwood floort throughout; I ARE TO SANTA FB (4.64 Int. Mer. Marine fiS A lbUf,iiP-que- N. pfd No. 2 N"rth First. M. in Areola gar-age- k il Oats 37 TYPEWRITERS fealuref; bafement; heat; TO TAOS. Kennecott 33 s' white, 74c; No. 3 toll HALE A few highly bred ana lll.SO. Copper wnue, , oTc. PERSONAL Airedale both large lot; priced to tell; terms If Albuquerque Rlngllnf Jlexlcan Petroleum .i p dlgiced pupplrs; TVPUWHITBUS All makes house Hetdquartert ,.,,....176' J. W. BltASl-'lEL- watch, clock and male nnd female. Phone 1762-J- . Ad- - WANTED Real Estate overhauled desired; just completed; located Brothere" Cigar "tore, (10 Wett Cenlral Miami and repaired. Ribbons for mn. In Albright-Moor- e one one- - COO. Copper 27 sj wnrk. 115 Second, drpus Box 484. IF YoU hav busiiiei tut ,., addition; and Avet Phone jwiMry Bmjth pn.pit eaie, chine. r Ex- half blocks Confec- Missouri Pacifio 20 04 - Jtst It with McMllllun A. W.H.d. Albuquerque Typewrl off pavement. For appoint Santa Fa Hetdquartert Bank LIVESTOCK INDIAN Bilversmlth makes brace- Fult bALK Acclmated jure- Kanred change, phone DOS-- 12J South 1643-- Kew York Central 4 rings, Fourth. ment call tionery. Phone KX. lets, ladles new style belts, etc 413 winter aed wheat, y'-l- 70 bushels to Northern Pacific gr, Kansas Bouth Second. ' the acre. Phone 2414-R- John A. Ja- - Pennsylvania 4714 City, cbB-- n, Box 412, Kansas City, Hept. 30. Cattle MRS. FREbOlLMAN Millinery; hats city. nay .ununaHiea 144 made to order; remodeling a specialty. FOIt HAKE Good cooking and eating a Keielpts J.S00. For week: nmter Reading 75 grades beef Room I, (Superior Hotel, 319 Vs West Cen- apples, 2o and 8o a pound, also sweet Republic Iron & Steel B4 steers steady to 25c tral, cider. 60c a gallon, delivered If desired, & nigner; otne;s weak to 25r lowpr. Floyd Miller, phonr 2402-Jf- l. Sinclair OH Refining .1 33 FOUND A wonderful pile cure, by Mrs. Southern Pacific 92 Top, $11.90; fat she stock generally C. J. P. Blttner. for many years a SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions 100,10 uuc Southern Railway 24 lower; canners and cut nurse here; will refund money If not prevent fallen Insteps; curea all foot Studebaker ters 10c to 25c lower; hulls 15c to currd. Address 819H South First, phone troubles. $1. Planter Arch Supports. Thos, Corporation .,..12514 25c lower; calves to B0c 221 W. P. Keleher Leather Co.. 408 West Central. Texas Company 46 weak Is ex- 1 OR SALE elec- Eden lower. WANTED Private teacher Piauoa, The player Ihe Tobacco pupils; pianos, and Products iu 1 .ino and trained for trlo orchestlan with slot at- Union Pacific 148 JIobs Receipts M,eit perienced specially pianos, United fairly active to packers, steady to primary grades: good certificates and tachments, phonograpnt; pre-w- values; States Steel 100", to references on application. Phone 19S8-- for quirk Action, phone 108 or write Utah Copper 84 strong, jus mostly 1! North Elm. Ueorge P. Learntrd Piano Co.. f 14 South tn.iom iu.uo; nuiK 250 to Walter. FtoreJfrn Exchanee. $9.50 9.30; bulk, $9.35 LOST AND FOUND USE EFFECTO AUTO TOP and SEAT '10.00; Valt-pa- New 80. ex- - packlne sows mnstlv LOiSi ivoTnall number 147;" dressing, Effecto Auto Ensmel, Tork, Sept. Foreign some 25c kejs, on cnange, de- steady, lower: bulk. to United Stora and receive Valspsr Enamel automobiles. irregular. Great Britain Cigar Paint. Homestead mand, $4.87 : cables. 14 37 'a - n. $7.758.25. reward. Plymouth Cottage Sheep Receipts none. Fnr Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- day bills on banks, $4.35 y. France STRAYED from J. L. Phlllpt ranch. isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath- , week: Lambs 25c to brand aemana, 7.68; 7.68 W. touth of town, dark bay horae. er Co., 408 West Central. Phone 1C57-- cables, top, $14.65; 25c J. J. on left blind In right eye: latt 4.24; 4.24 Bel-glu- m sheep generally hip; cables. H. lower. teen at Hubblet ranch; 86 for return to "ASBESTOS ROOF '"AfN'f demand. e 7.08; cables, 7.08 J. u Philips ranch. THIS high-grad- paint contains no tar. Germany demand, .06; cables, on llon-da- y pitch or asphalt." If fire-pro- and will .0$ Clilcarjo. LOST On North Fourth street Holland demand, 38.69; afternoon, black pocketbook, con- ttand the hot, dry climate of the west. Chicago, Sept. 30 (U. S. Dcn.irt. We have a red, maroon and cables, 88.75. Norway demand, taining pictures and letters, addressed also green ment of re- All klnda, II Our 17.15. Sweden demand, 26.32. Den- Agriculture). Cattlos White, 4524 Alcott ttreet, Denver; paint. per gallon. mark demand, 20.25. Heeeipts 2,500. Coinnnred with turn to Journal office, or owner, 119 new, built-u- p rooft with pebble flnisn Switzerland week will last twenty-fiv- e years. Phone 1834-J- . demand, 18.66, ago: Near choice and prime North Mulberry. J. R. White; liberal Spain demand, native hcof moors 1730-J- . The Manzano Co.. 110 South Valnut. 15.13, Greece 2.50. Po- and yearlings reward, phone demand, largely 2,".c liiaher: othoe FIRE! FIRE1I WOOD We are not try- land demand, .011,4. Czccho-Slo-vaki- a rrn,.iB largely 25c down; spots off consid- FOR RENT Office Room ing to arouse the fire department, but demand, 3.09. Argentine de- we are you to buy your winter 35.37. erably mote: extreme top native FOR LtENT Oflce tooiiul Ceultal ave- warning mand, Brazil demand, 1162 Bilok Kor- - supply. of firewood early. An old adage beef steers. $12.25; vear-Iing- s, nue, above Matsoo's Store. Montreal demand, $1.00. top lonB says dry summer severe' winter. Let $12,110; top mixed veiirllnrr!. ber anu Company, Auto Department. steers and us make It hot for you. Cedar and Pinion Liberty Bonds. heifers, $11.75: western wood, sawed and split, any desired site, New grassers largely 10c to ir. im.,.., fireplace logs, furnace chunks. Cedro Tork, Sept. 30. Ubertv 2401R1-Promp- t stockers and feeders Market weak. Receipts 142 cars. Canyon Firewood Co., phone I ponds closed; 314s, $100.66: first mostly steady1 full 4 4s. better grades beef tows and heifers Total V. S. shipments, 1,272 cars. delivery; weight $99.98; second 4'is, $99 Joe lower: in between Wisconsin sacked and bulk round 4J4S. $99.84; 4'4s' crmlo, r... fourth gins', uneven: sharnlv lnwor i whites, 75 90c cnt.; Minnesota Victory 4is (uncalled), spots; canners nnd bulla sacked and bulk sand land Karly 'roofs1 iCt0r7 (called), steady; voal calves Olilos. crft.; Mlnnesntii 4" ... mostly r.Oc to 7590c own mux prices native bulk Ilcd river Ohios, 8080c cwt.: beef steers, $9.1 5 (ft 1 1 .00: westorn same racked, 90c(&J1.00 cwt.; GRAIN "incis, n.wuffi'T.T"; Blockers and South Dakota sacked and bulk When t) Woman in feeders. $6.35 7.50; beef cows and Karly Ohios, 80(g90c cwt.; North Every the World lieirers, Dakota sacked 95c cwt. Clilcaco I5oap,i nf T Cobblers, cutters, $3.0orr,;,l.6.-,- ; rlcsirab,e vw, Chicago, Sept. 30. Wheat prices Kansas City. vc.aea nigner todav the market was although Hogs Receipts 600. Market Kansas City, Sept. 30. Eirgsand nervous on ac- dull around 10c lower. butter unchanged. count of the political news from Hulk 170 So, IT MUST BE Hens lc lower, 13 Says SO abroad. The close 1 14 i'!?,'"1 averages, $10.25 Poultry wag c to 2ic 10.0.,, two 18c;- - broilers unchanged, 20c; Cars V practical top; Quality S uecemDer $1.05 . loads, $10.55 ut line-goo- 16 c early, of firings, "WASHING AND HARD-ES- and 276-p"u- IRONING T :. Corn choice 240 to REBUILT TO SERVE ARE THE TWO $1.09',. wai 14c lower to butchers, mostly New York Cotton. Tsc up; oats were to c $10.2010 PRICED TO SELL uncharged packing son's, $7.75W8.25; New Tork, Sept. 30. Cotton fu- THINGS IN HOUSE WORK." iu Tivi uei rivance ana provisions bulk desirable tures closed ranged from 15c decline weighty pig, ground easy. Oct., $20.12; to a like $9.50, estimated holdover, Dec, $20.40; Jan., $20.26; March, FORDS ALL KINDS From to 4275.U0 And tliese are two as Effecta of 25: """um. $9.90 20.33; May, ,20.22. $140.00 yet things essential as food. the break In the stock QUICK 6 market, which was brought about hchts. Jfei", io.ooain.4o; tight $600.00 or $f.xonn.20: packing hows From a financial standpoint, N'ew top and paint excellent EDEN p. T '"'N"" threatening r,enine and Trotzky be re- THE HOME, ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE AND THE political situation In wore might mechanical phape. Europe, ' kl,llnc ferred to as the boys who put the """""" y me strength in Liver uhl'd r,gs' rouble In trouble. Nashville HUPMOBILE HOT; POINT ELECTRIC IRON wuui Krain in race or Sheep Southern Lumberman. the Near East. A Receipts 4,000. Mostly' TOURING generals'evening direct. Conin.n-ci- l with . ...$325.00 UP on September contracts here car that will give service. are the most wonderful inventions in three . Also tended to lift prices. Trader. REO SPEED ways: however, were Inclined to kr-eo-- wltn EXCELSIOR WAGON , They reduce the time to less than do with' t "'ure' acntlment .....$650.00 half; entirely away all "j naving anv set An ideal truck for a builder. opinion as to the Immediate muss, fuss, confusion and do is of "allies. future The Soft Water 3UICK, 7 worry. They better work' than Considerable evening up PASSENGER was unoer way at the .$600.00 possible by any old method. They for themselves in an laat. H.OOif Laundry Will give speed, service and pay - Corn and oats were unsettled but 117 PHONE 17T satisfaction. actual money saving. --v., averaged higher, shorts were good !rnvor. MAXWELL Buyers of the Drr.ver. In RpDtsmiiw.uii.... Font, no SEDAN think" both rroins and prices fluctu- ce,,t ;,nr,. Market r. $250.00 Just of this from the standpoint of service. ated r.lnlillv. thn lnn. ..tti Mrady. Heef Just right for winter. th "le. The tranxportatlon VAPOR BATHS We have many others ituation continued acute and .M: . Ackers all which SEE OUR WINDOW tradere' reports from the Interior and foedc-ra- .:s,C0? of will prove DISPLAY. aid l3.00ej7.RO cars were becoming scarce 100. Bath their worth. ' Provisions were p,rii'ts Market unsettled, with l0P' V01Si bU,k' l0-0- September and October in firm loTn r A Demonstration Will in January easier, 1 f.flO Massage ome packers buy. .ShfrpKprplnts Ing nearby lard with deliv- steady. Lambs, l 2.76 18.35- Treatments for skin and nerv. Satisfy. er! re i.f j, fiBO,ooo oub .' pounds. ,ceder lnmbs: diseases; liver trouble, Closing prices: nfiooisVMi rout, rheumatlo and neuralgic HOBBS MOTOR Gas & Electric Wheat Sept.. $U0!i Dec, diseases, constipation. Influen- Albuquerque Company 1.0514; May, $1.08. za, lumbago, etc. Corn PRODUCE obesity, COMPANY "At Your Service" Sept., 62ftc; Dec, 513-51- 4 Phone 98 iHc; TREATMENTS $2.00 5 W. Central Phone 4SI W. oats Sept., Dec. 60854 Central. Pliono 685W Now Melco'n Mont Complete 41tc; 7tte; hirnjrn. Uours 10 a. m. to - May, 8J9tC. Chicago, Soit. SO.rotatoes I p. in. recking House. October 1, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' I Yffii Jot a Wamlt Elf HSEMEif S MICHAEL ANGEL0 TO YOUR OWN HOME IN WARD PRICED SELL REALTOR while strolling along the FOURTH KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN i NEW AND NIFTY house, bath, Bleeping LOOK AT THESE The man of worth Is he who Anyone would be pleased to street In the suburbs of his Five-roo- frame, one glassed-i- n front porch, fire-- as was his favorite pas- porch, largo j four-roo- does his best, he able to call this beautiful city, sleeping porch, full size lot, built-i- n A , brick with 6 -- room modern house, two LOCATED IN TTMVERSITI place, colonades, bookcases, II Is best lives ha in east little bungalow their own time, noticed a stone along gfiod lawn iml sharto trees. hardwood base-- glassed Bleeping porch, garage in Fourth ward, for very evi- HEIGHTS buffet, floors, j porches, or vest-E- ager home. Four rooms with bath, the wayside which had This place is only four blocks stoves and other In a only $3,850. A very attractive some modern, furnished, merit, walks, go withj con- to be of use In his own everything new and all ready dent!" been rejerted by from Central avenue, suitable Five rooms, good location and In good money. Let us y In- house. See home for the slate. (or occupancy. Terms can be builder. He felt himself for two apartments. We can basement, fireplace, porches, ACKERSON & GRIFFITH dition 'for $3,650. show It to you. to size chicken yard. Can two II emonibering th true alone arranged for a very small cash stinctively drawn a further arrange some terms. full lot, Realtors Four rooms, bath, and and the balance examination of this stone. MfST SELL be bought for only $3,950 cash. 414. is for $30 and aro great, payment, 120 S. 4th St. Phone porches renting A, L. Martin Co,, Realtors 15 when would call for no pay- a hammer from his We have a houso In Uni- is a at $2,100 with good nduring disappointments larger Taking dandy buy In- eomo ment than the rent you are pocket ho broke off a corner versity Heights which must We still have a tew lots left terms. Real Estate, Fire and Auto they ot Loans. And, spito ot loss, preserving paying. Ask to see It $3,250. and upon examination the sell. This is one of the best for sale In the Lincoln addi- F01K If you are looking for a surance, every- SALE see me. have hla aplomb, We have several clients parllclo he dropped constructed places In the city, tion on North Fourth street; hard- home I probably 150 to borrow on in hand and rushed to Consistn of five $7.500 brick, modern, fine Just what want. 223 W. Gold. l'houo L lfa holds lor him no pleasure wanting money thing rooms, good large lots, alfalfa and shade; wood floor, fireplace. Urge slassed you more worth while well scoured first mortgages, his studio. Summoning his basement. Areola heat. In fact $20 down and $10 per month. porch, ei'.ra large llvlna: room, lot 8 cent. workmen he them house ia West Than Riving honest service bearing per requested the strictly modern water heat; good Karaite; Tljcras. M. ... to this stone in place in Let us tell J5.500 pebble dash dwell- Jas. Johnson with a smile. KKtiEiiEit. nnAi.Ton put throughout. you D, KINGSBURY coun- j. i. his studio. the find terms. T, ing, bath, etc., corner lot 100142, one Insurance Real Estate Loans On liin jrnod works the Phono 41 If. 211 W. Gold. price close In. A REAL BUY the days of their FivK-noo.- Realtor. block from Central, Highlands 216 W. Gold. rhone 210. try's weal denends, During mucK frame, modern, fino shade, 1 toll in the stone In Third Real Loans and In- - (4,000 A real nice four-roo- house, It cg.'ii him, then, as one of transporting the ward, close in, T Estate, icood location. 8. Walter St., close in. he often heard them wonder- maple floors side- surance. Some In business property. with two sleeping porches, for your best friends. throughout, good buys terms. ing what, the master could walks, lawn, shade trees, good S10 W. Gold. riione 907-- Loti and homes in all part ot me city. only $3,800; good so worthless a I have amounts Franklin & For Sale on Easy Terms want with garage, largo size lot, etc. the following Company stone from the mire SECOND WARD FLE1ISCI1EE. of money to loan: $1,000, $1,500, block looking A. Realtor Realtors Now concrete bungalow. at the roadside. Many months Five-roo- brick, hardwood BERNARD A, nd $3,000. Insurance Rentals 4 rooms, bath and fin- Fire, Accident. Automobile Insurance, SLEYSTER Loans, closets, later when his work was floors, good sleeping porch, ga- Surety Bonds, Loan. R, Realtor Subdivisions. select oak floors, fire-plac- e, ished he called these same shade B. 674.. All Kinda of Insurance. McClughan, rage, sidewalks, young No. Fourth Street, I'bone 412-- J. 224 W. (iold. l'liono 657. the built In in REAL K STATE. 01 W. Gold. Phone and all features; workmen to the studio and trees and a large size lot. This large front and black porch, exhibited to them the finish- houso is in first class 113 South Third Street. to condition good basement. Don't fail ed work. They beheld the and the price and terms are Phone 14 see this before you THE FOR SALE RANCH beauty buy. most perfect material right. PAT, PLUMBER, Phono Owner, 442-- of an angel that 0 acres, half alfalfa, DO YOU WANT A REAL HOME AND WORTH 216 North Third. on or call at 116 Columbia St. man has ever produced. H, Chas, Roehl ouse, all kinds of fruit, In our the Excellent new FOR 9 on and Serv- Today community money. Plumbing and Heating. RENT Houses. boulevard, also aores; selling Prompt Adjustment limited number Real Estate, Insurance, Loans modern pressed - brick Work make of ice? Let Van Monty Company there are a ami Repair a Specialty. FOR KENT Uy October 1, on ccount health failing: Rentals. my home 2417-R- of these Michael Angelos, with hardwood floors, 52-- 1 or have your insurance. firoplace, PHONE 201. .E.asi stiver, rnone fer. Phono owner, of In- Phone 040 built-i- n etc. $500.00 who by reason natural features, Select Five-roo- 48. O. Box Old Albu FOK KENT modern bouae, P. 102, Over Stulo Xatlonal Bank, stinct have set their mind and Corner of Second and Gold. west sido location. Only $5,000, unfurnished. 128 North Walter. N. M. rent own- terms. querque, Telephone 698. Balance like buys from brawn to the developing of easy FOR RENT FOR KENT Two-roo- furnished house, er a new house In heights, the Inexhaustible resource" IF YOU ARE THINKING OF Apartments with porch. 102a Bouth Walter. be bath, sleeping porch, fireplace, stored as yet in the unlocked purchasing a home It will FOR, KENT New modern furnished FOR KENT house, 60G Bouth FOR RENT Rooms hardwood floors. 114 storehouse of this vast Inland to to see us as North Walter. 2088-- Rent-Room- your interest apartment Maple. Phone Clyde Tlngley. s with Board we excellent FOH KENT OH RKNT Furnished room. 012 North For empire of which Albuquer- hae many buys Three inudern light house' FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping Second. H. A. T1TOM rooms. 101 42(1 - No 613 Bouth que is the Queen City, bank- right now. keening North Maple. rooms. Kouth- Edith, phone 1541-J- , ItouM AND liOARB sick. 212 X. High St. Phono 1227-- Four-roo- FOR KENT Furnished room. 320 West and center. A SURE GOOD b'uli KENT FOK Four-roo- Broadway. ing railroad mm HERE'S unfurnished RENT house, with Iron, 1209. modern brick out In apartment. Apply 319 North Fourth. porches. 1117 Bouth Walter, 46. phone FOH RENT Koom and board. It you will take a car and phone OR RENT Cool front loom. 609 West FOK KENT FOK five-roo- Central. drive about the city and Fourth ward with large front Light housekeeping roomi RENT Modern house on 204H-- Fruit. Phone 19 FOR SALE note and sleeping porch, garage, Bl9i West Central, over Wool worth1! rear of lot; range furnished, $27 ROOM AND HOARD, a week, til make of the beautiful 319 V4 North Fifth. OR RENT Several reoms, unfurnished. South Hroadway A new adobe house, .houses, hotels, lawn, etc., $3,850. "J" i iiouseeping apartment, 124 South Edith. apartmont furnished complete, ills North Seventh. FoR KENT Four-roo- house, fur- - ROOMS AND UI.ASS sleeping porch with back and front porch, outbuild- modern American homes, you WE HAVE HOMES IN ALL nicely 218 Bouth As Long As It Lasts Four-roo- FOR RENT Furnished rooms. no 1027 Forrester. FOK KENT furnished mod- nisneu. garage; no lick; no children, board; slrk. ings, lot 60x110, all fenced, $1300, will see that from this fall parte of the city from one to CIS West Iron. Walter. Phone 1GG7-- fifteen thousand. No trouble ern house; no sick. Inquire 208 South FOR HENT Nicely furnlsned moms with $750 down, balance terms. on as never before, Albu- r.uun. FOR RENT Beverul new furnished cot- OR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. first-clas- s table board. Pbnne 1327-- J. Ii. PHILLIPS KEAIi ESTATE will be able to take to chow you. 202 North Edith. 110 querque $10.00 Per Load Three-roo- tages, very reasonable. Koom 7, First Bouth Arno. 354-- ton ke.nt furnished 110 S. Third. Phone rare ot and house in a small A Better Grade $15.00. apartment; cheap. Apply 310 aouth rvauonai HanK Dulltltng. FOR RENT Furnished room. HI Bouth FOR RENT Hoard, room and glassed-i- some few of the : ROBERTS-TURNE- R FOR 7J9-- In new house. 1818 degree many CO, waiter, KENT Houses, all Klnds;tumlshed Seventh, phone sleeping porch, Of Two-roo- aim Fast Central. pople refinement, wealth, ft W. Gold. Phone 407. l'OU KENT furnished apart unfurnished. LIcMillln A Wood. FURNISHED modern rooms; no sick; (Of about 1,000 feet) Pillnrs. 80S West Hold. children. 414 West Silver. RENT room and leisure, who desire to enjoy 1318 New Mexico ment; porch, trees, yard, 70a North FOR Lurge front sleep FOR RENT climate. Call with State i nirit. RENT Completely tut'liislied huui: FOR RENT Convenient sleeping room, ing porch ami board; suitable for two. our delightful winter Wagon Association. Boo 110 no have to run Realty xwi..". i rooms ana un- heat. Call at West Silver reasonable. 416 East Silver. North Maple. furnished house, elec- They longer jnree bath, ror or 762-- Terms Cash furnished, new and cheap. Apply 12i key, phone GRAYSTONE rooms. 21 8 H West Gold, BOARD Good home cooking, rates by tric lights, city water and gas. a thousand miles farther and FOR KENT Furnished new two-roo- phono S10-- Mrs. B. Guldl. the meal or week. Mrs. ltnlght, corner close shiver In the chill of a win- and Gold. Lowlands, in, $45, $42.60, oiv uosuaoie lartfo house, with sleeping porch, front porch fOR RENT Furnished room; Broadway of ter's fog In order to get mod- apartment; anu - irn-w- . private $40, according to length Land & HELP WANTED sleeping porcn. wist Central garage. mono entrance. 602 South FOR RENT Hae loveif vacancy for two ern conditions and McKinley lut Broadway. , lease. living yet phone 109. FOR KENT Clean furnished. vuiiiumL-cuiB- vr. and well LARGE, cool furnished. nrs. n. nnu, puuue n be In a milder climate than Mnle. four rooms room, beautifully 122I-J- . 406 South Walter. 6 rooms, glassed-l- sleeping Lumber Co. roit RENT Two furnished rooms, for large and sunny enclosed bath. 1211 west Komi. their" eastern homes. 2413-R- private Wilton WANTED Milker. Phone light housekeeping; adults; no sick. sleeping porch. 212 South High. WANTED Gentleman to take small porch, furnished, piano, '24 FOR RENT Two rooms and sleeping and wa- We are well equipped by WANTED Moil to Ho South .Second. FOR RENT Furnished, half of double 410 room with bunrd; rates very reasonable. rugs, coal gas ranges, Albuquerque, New Mexico. pick apples, per porch, furnished. Sulh Edith. 2303-- reason of hour and 2408-J- Well cottage, three rooms, bath and 923 South Waller, phone ter Lowlands, olose previous experience board, phone FOR KENT furnished, very cheap. FOR One room, paid. very to screened porch. 913 North Third. RENT front connecting beCroom and board for and observation to produce WANTED Boy with wheel not in apartment, desirable party, for lue bath. 23S North or 370-- FOR RENT Front In, $76; either rental or year's 2267-- Five-roo- High phone In no for you a home with all the school, for drug store. Phone 1886-- J. wlnler. Phone FOR BENT modem house, gentleman only, private homo: lease, three-roo- FOR RENT Nice, and 1102-J- , down-stai- also house. Dr. 8. L. clean sleeping sick. Phone or call U West Coal. modern conveniences known WANTED white FOR RENT Nice apartment, 121 Several other furnished houses. tailor; only Burton, suite 9. Harnett housekeeping rooms. Niyth Third. to need apply, Coal avonue, close in; no sick, no children, S22 building. ROOM AND BOARD, In private science and architecture, For Sale Owner in Gallup, , by New Mexico, West Lead, phone 2001-- FOR RENT In University Heights, ne FOR RENT Furnished room, bath, fur home; nurse care, tray aervloe. nod Real Estate Exchange for the very least amount of three-roo- nace entrance. 719 West 207 1741-- New California FOK Four-roor- u with See heat: private mea's. North 409 type bunga- K,U, KENT modern fur house, garage. High, phone West Copper Avenue. money that it is possible to FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners W. If. Htillwoll, 110.1 North Seventh T.ead. low, east in later 8200; no strike Address Railway, nished apartment, Inaulra lit West FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room. produce such. As one who front, University care Journal. Oolil, or 623 North Fourth. FOR RENT Five-roo- furnished house, FOR RENT Nice, clean apartments, suitable for one or two, with on Heights, five modern Va board, shows houses to large reasonable. Imperial Hotel, 311 West I472-- dally people ANTED FOR KENT Big front room, bedroom, modern, sleeping porch, close In; rent main floor. Phone 618 West rooms, including glassed sleep- Experienced real estate sales- 501 Central. Fruit. ready, able and willing to pay man In kitchen and sleeping sink and reasonable, call at South High. ing room, large front and back with car, by real estate firm, porch; FOR for a ot value, we are e 4 bath; close in. 320 South FOR RENT new brick bun- RENT Nicely furnished modern TABLE BOARD Can accommodate two thing city. Apply Poatofflce box 27, city. Broadway. 222 screened porches, fence, walk, four-roo- rooms and sleeping porch, North or often disgusted and made fCONCRETE FOR RENT One apartment, galow, modern, choice location, fur- three persons for meals by the trees, form carpenters, teamsters, 1949-- High. Mrs. ' more shrubbery, garage 14x24; completely furnished. Apart- nished or unfurnished. Phone week; only a short ride from town. firm and steadfast In laborers; good wages; to Alpha H78-M- . $3,900; $1,450 cash, balance transportation 819 1811-- FOR RENT Two furnished housekeep Fleming, 105 South Cedar, FOR SALE our resolve struct- .lb. Employment Agency, 110 S. Third. ments, East Central, phone LIST your vacant houses, with the City phone that tny ing rooms; private entrance. 116 North MRS. MARSHALL'S $35 month, including Interest. A FOR RENT Three pleasant rooms, bath Realty Co., for prompt and efficient private home for ural work given Into our BE DETECTIVE, ' weekly; 207 Walter. ou can't beat pric or terms. over unneces- and front porch, completely furnished; service. west Uold, phone 667. convalescents, excellent meals, table hands will ba ot such travel world; experience FOR house and 1107 White at quality See American 408 ick; no children, na south Ninth. FOR KENT Furnished and unfurnished RENT Rooms, furnished for tray service; reasonable rate. gtucco bungalow, ot material sary. Detective Agency, no 703 North 1161-- J. and workmanship Lucas. Rt. homes la all of the Robert- - keeping; no sick and children. Twelth. phone Louis, Mo. parts olty. six-roo- m that In five, ten, fifteen or Turner Co.. 218 west 407. West Coal. HOME SANATORIUM for T. ex- sacrifice; practically a work on automobiles. Learn how. "We furnished for light housekeeping. 609 Qold, phone B.'s; the J. E, Manton three-roo- m FOR Two or three rooms, fur cellent rooms or no forty years building may Bs South First. Apply at the Savoy Hotel FOR KENT little new RENT table, cottages; help graduates get employment. Write Dandy nished for 911 smoke or dust; the to well, house, front porch, lights, be shown to prospective, pur- 205 Cornell. Young christian. Asoclatlon Auto office. house, close to shops; water and light housekeeping. right place get 1032-- South Third. $40 per month. Tularosa, New Mexico. chasers without fceliool, Los Angeles, Calif. FOR KENT Three rooms, furnished, electric lights; no bath. Phone water, lot 66x148, $2,000; apology by fu-- SPKCJAL city an WANTED Man highlands, ci se tn, entrances FOR KENT Modern furnished FOR RENT Two rooms light house summer rules, $6 per month; experienced agent or seller Willi car to sell complete ' private collage, 1456-- -- and 133. 1988-J- , 120. Phone lo24 excellent board, room with own- lift 4 Irea' nndtubes. siiio wot-- bath, phone after 7:30 two rooms and glassed sleeping porch keeping, private $900 cash, rest easy. See being necessary, and it will "pr p. m. 1 North Second, porch and service. St. and expenses. Kterllngworth Tire Co on car line, rent $.'ift. 220 South Edith, sleeping tray be a home that will serve ONLY FIVE BLOCKS 289H with John's Kplscopnl Sanatorium, phone 4il. er, 1423 Virginia boulevard. Sterling. East Liverpool. Ohio. i'UK KENT Furnished apartment, four FOR KENT Two five-roo- furnished FOR RENT Large sleeping porch more than one generation North of corner of Fourth ; two-roo- suitable lor three men. JAMESON'S RANCH The to MEN-rAg- o 17 to 6."., unneces- roomn, modern also apart- bungalows, 214 and 220 North Maple, dressing room; place get with experience ment 207 North well; two miles from town! free from comfort, pleasure and and West Central avenu, nice sary. Travel; make secret Investiga- with sleeping porch. 1104 North 45 per month. Apply 724 East Central. Finn. economy. - Second. WANTED to rent two bed dust and smoke; free transportation to bungalow. large well arranged tions, reports. Salaries: expenses. Amer- FOK KENT Modern seven-roo- brick Gentlemen and Some of the F l.in tr.iri.lirn n.tu.'HvB kaontr Ut KENT Furnished of rooms; family; heat, bath. 929 from town; good home cooking; ready built rooms, comfortable veranda, apartment house, furnished; two glassed-i- rooms, private meals served Phone 2288-- homes which we r.ouls. two rooms and bath steam heated. 113 North Call South Fourth. family style. recommend flowers, shado, etc. The , Areola heat. Maple. call 308 Fourth-- 2U72-- MRS. UEKGLUND'8 Private Tubercular by reason of and loca- ELECTRICITY taught by experts. Earn Pleaso mornings. Bouth FOR RENT Nice room, close In, for price owner wires his family to sell 117. no Sanatorium fur winter; steam heated tion are as follows: while you learn at home. Electrical phone FOR RENT Fine five-roo- m with gentleman employed; sick wanted, or rent and join him ut once. home, S19 rooms; plenty new blankets; good meals; H&MES--BARGAI- ' book and proof lessons free. Success KOH KENT Modern furnished apart- glassed-i- n basement and fur North Fifth. Six large well arranged to rent- - porch, milk and eggs; d fruits and They prefer selling ' guaranteed and position secured. Write ment, two rooms and sleeping porch, nace. Inquire Art Studio, 411 West Cen FOR RENT Nicely furnished fror.t room our own rooms, bath, garage, service this now. to Chief 2144 close In, floor and en- chickens served; special diet; lng. Investigate Engineer Cooke, Lawrence ground private tral. In modern home; employed 1368-- modern frame stucco, building, lot 25x142, in 814 630-- 'dy P' general nursing. Phone the The very bottom price will avenue, Chicago. trance. West Iron, phone three-roo- 617 West Fruit. FOR RENT Furnished house ferred. FOR HEALTH SEEKERS Furnished lot 60 feet, hardwood floors, same block as Elks club. please you. Short walk to ' DETECTIVES Needed good FOR KENT Two large airy rooms, furnished. lo- ' everywhere, nicely In highlands; water, light, phone; rea FOR RENT Rooms, newly rooms with hot and porches, shade, lawn, good Priced to sell on $3,500, Fourth ward school. pay. Interesting work. Send for free furnished for housekeeping; modern to adults. 815 Mass avenue. Call cool, modern; one bloc sleeping porches, sight; sonable, clean, quiet, In ex- a .terms like Terms will on respon- Information covering our system of convenience!; desirable location. 616 Hill, 2123-- from car. 82S Bouth Fourth. cold water each room; steam heat; cation, bargain, depend advancement. International Wrst Coal. cellent rent. sibility of FOR RENT OR KALE fur. FOR RENT One large housekeeping board; tray aorvloj; graduate applicant. Joseph Collier Baltimore. three-roo- Elegantly mod- lieteetivt Exchange, Bid?., FOR Kent Two and furnish- - five-roo- nurse In reasonable frame on Forrester, Five rooms; the only III. nished modern brick house, room and sleeping porch; hot and cold attendance; prices 207 West Gold. Jhicago, eu npurintFma; noi ana cuia water, and close in. water: Phone 1611 W. Casa de Ore 609 and 613 West Gold. garden, chicken tious(?"garage, ern features are electric I.I K"K sleeping porch garage, garage. WOIir.ri to hMr from man mil lights and phone paid; rent reasonable. Phone iJoB-- lot 185 $1,800 on easy light; of outside win- 4 2 FOR RENT A large airy front room, feet; plenty f wife wishing a place In mountains, Hi South Broadway. no This la dows ona hour from for !.h win- FOR RENT Well furnished modern nicely furnished, ground floor, sica. WANTED Aeents terms. a real snap. and doors; beautifully Albuquerque, SEPTEMBER 30, new five-roo- 172I-- FOR will cow nicely furnished, house, close in, at 614 North 602 South Arno. phone BUILDING LOTS furnished; lot 25x142; in 300 SALE ter furnish chickens and to three-roo- with AGENTS Wonderful seller, 96c profit in tim- apartment, bath, Third; garage and shade. See owner, FOH RENT Modern rooms tnd sleep-In- g We have some choice build- block on South Two right party; located valley witn screened porches, 150U East Central; every dollar sales. Deliver on spot Broadway. frame houses, furnished, ber. enre Journal. no'j()06 pouth Edith. for housekeeping; no sick. License Mis- In - Priced 2 Mountain, I'M 11(11 1, i ppiy HE -- 1 IMISI t'HUHI. porch, unnecessary. Fnmple free. ing lots the Fourth ward, low; $2,400 on terms fairly close in, Highlands, rooms Vvli RENT Nice, modern four-roo- 208 North Arno. phone 1680-- J 8, 2321 An- yUJT Jonif, hard hours, low pay. Enjoy con sion, Factory W, Ploo, Lot right. to suit. each with FOR KENT Furnished apartments, cottage, screened porch. rooms; geles. Calif. priced sleeping porches, big vplendld working condition, money, to sana four rooms, sleeping IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean Brick near electric venient tori urns; carllne, $30 a month, water and lights or over - bungalow, the lot, lights, and city water, position. Be an Automotive Electrical glassed-l- n on East rates by day week, pastime AG K NTS sell hosiery from mill to cm- We sleeping porches, gas; paid. Inquire 1207 North Twelfth. 211 West Realtor Fourth ward school, five rent for $35; price $1,200 for tha or Mechanical Specialist. train you Central car line, call J321 East Central, Theater, U Central, fiumer. Mpii s, womn s, children i lwie, Oestreich, school. Two-roo- furnish-e- d 3 large, well rooms, two, $700 cash $25 a thoroughly. Best equipped Many or si-- McMHItn ft Wood. Phone 848. FOR RENT cottage, with LINCOLN APARTMENT8. newly 10c lo (1.60 pair. Moke 33 per cent 216 W. Gold. Phono 99V arranged and month, free. Johnson'i Au-- 358 Van bath, cement KEAL KSTATK positions. Booklet COURT sleeping porch, garage, electrlo lights, rooms; hot water, oool and close la. profit. write Wacco Mills, basement, large EXCHANGE Trades School, Electrical-Mechanica- l, 1'AHKVIKW Ont apartment, In 1S07 914-- motive three rooms city water house, $15 per month, 31 a South Third, phone Buren, Chicago. ' corner lot, beautiful shade, 400 West Copper Avenue. 729 Broadway. Dept. D. Denver. and bath, disappearing South 1921 south Hign, bed end other built-i- n features, fur- High. Inquire FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed room, AGENTS Hustlers can earn worth more money but o'vner Female. nished or unfurnished; heat, hot and cold FOR RENT Five-roo- furnished huui adjoining bath; steam beat; in private weekly; no experience necessary: no says sell for $4,200, if taken 902 front and back garage 619 house Hucceas Free WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap- - water furnished. East Silver, phone large, porch, home: no sick. North Third. canvassing. assured. immediately. Terms arransed Caftt. 1S17-- also one-roo- house in the rear; rent room for samples and literature. Acme Co., 2804 ply at Liberty "0 122 South or FOR RENT Nicely furnished FOR RENT at convenience of responsible Inquire at Arno, one or also glasseH porch; Congress, Chicago. WANTED Girl for general housewortc 1340-- two; sleeping party. FOR RENT Furnished front apartment. phone board If desired. 623 West TIJeral AGENTS 0 week. Free samples. modern bungalow, BUY A Furnished owl Gold on Beautiful bungalow home, LOT, two rooms and kitchenette, bath ad FOR RENT cottage, ELGIN HOTEL rooms anu slpn letters. Anyone can put furnished, close in, VANTED Girl "for general housework. di- inside and modern an Sleeping store tastefully five rooms, nice joining; large front porch; garage If decorated, out, apartments, by tne oay. windows. Big demand. Liberal $75. bath, open Apply 1224 South Walter. al two gas. Phone or call between 10 and housekeeping offer to Metalllo Letter built-i- n IN THE NEW red; thoroughly clean and sanitary; eek or month. 602 West central, general agents. 4- - fireplace, bookcases, k ANTED for housework. no a. m. Phone 381 W; at 1S24 East Co., 435 North room modern unfurnished Girl general adults only and sick, izi south Arno, keys well furnished, Clark, Chicago. library cases, etc. Equal dis- Call in Hanna & Inc. 632-- Central. FOR RENT Front room, In Fourth ward, $36.70. person. llanna, phone use of close In; GOODYEAR MFG. CO., Goodyear Bldg., tance from Santa Fa Addition RENT--Nicel- adjoining bath, phone, fur- shops, Dreyfuss 'WANTED Girl to assist with house- FOR y .furnished modern one or 703 West Silver. Kans&s City, Mo,. Is making an offer elegant home, Santa Fe f n two gentlemen. loca- railway station, and work and care of two children. 302 new stucco bunnalow, two glaased-l- also to send a handsome raincoat free to one nished; choice Highland WANTED Position southeast exposure; gas FOR RENT Small front room, In each who will recom- - postoffice. Price only $3,000. And Own Tour Home. North Eighth. sleeping porches; room; well people; person locality tion, $100. Va.V11-;I- and hot reasonable. Call light housekeeping It to terms like rent. See this now. t See Them WANTED Woman to laxe charge of Day work. Phone "2082-- water; rent 416 West Qold. mend friends. Wflte. today. 5- - room unfurnished modern Today. 801 South Edith. no children; bath, phone. New modern five-roo- house; reasonable wages; small family. room AGENTS 175 to $100 weekly taking WANTED Housework Ly the day. phone RENT room bed home, Highlands, $42.60. n 610 West Fruit. FOR RENT Newly decorated, well fur FOR Sitting .orders for our high-grad- e union made bungalow, fireplace, built-i- McMillion & Wood Apply 1646. combined; private entrance; private nished fine modern home, with glassed 1166-- specially raincoats. I3.06 direct oak break- MAKE Si daily typewriting at home. EXPEIUGNCED Phono bath. 318 North Sixth, phone priced Co, features, flooring, Particulars free. stenographer. and screened sleeping porches; fire place from factory. Consumers Mfg. Co., 720 City Realty fast room, steam Honest, permanent. 1744-- and furnace best location in evenings. Roosevelt 198. heat, price 208 W. Gold. Realtors Enclose envelope. West, heat; nign West rond, Chicngo, Dept. Realtors $5,250; $500 down, balance Calif. WANTED Washing and ironing. Phone lands. 1420 East Silver. FOR RENT Large front room, private sel V. Tliono 667 Bo 702, Ijos Angeles, two gen- - AGENTS Sobellllng new. Fastest 207 Cold. less 1D15-- Five-roo- well entrance: suitable for one or than rent. AT ONCE Five ladles to travel, demon-- , FOR RENT bungalow, or lers and quickest repeaters on eartn; HAND LAlJ.NDUlf Sllka furnished, glassed-i- n sleeping porch, temen. 314 North Sixth, phone business; Down town business corner strata and sell dealers; tin to 175 per specialty. 1010-.- permanent, easy, profitable Phone 1927-- screened porches; piano and garage; no good for $42' to $08 a week. Address partially Improved but earn- week; railway fare paid, Goodrich Drug front bed 101-- sick: two blocks from postomce. in hf.nt Nicely furnished American Products Co., 0133 Amerloan ing $3,700 year, which ' 4. Co., Dept. omana, Net. CLEANING PAPER Kalsomlnlng. John em per 634-- quire 703 West Silver. room In i.ew home; furnace heat; Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. Talk About Your Bargains we are Shelley-Brau- n WANTED Young woman of refinement, Goodson, phone no ma. authorized to offer Company sana- FOR RENT comfortable furnished ployed gentleman preferreu; AG EN Trf ileautiful. Look at 1415 North Sixth $30,000. to assist graduate nurse In small WANTED Nursing by competent practi- Tjo 21B North Ninth. Enjoy prosperity for Realtor Insurance work and good pay; ex- cal nurse. Phone 1K09-- cottages, in beautuui lejano canyon complete new Una combination toilet niftiest new bun- these " torium; easy service. Ad- boxes-s- ells street, Investigate at your 229 West Gold Avenue not necessary. Answer postofftce climate Ideal; telephone FOR RENT One Iarg Housekeeping article nets; magnificent display garage, perience WANTED Work by the hour. Call after dress H. B. Hammond, phone 297, post room with porch, ground floor, close now until Xmns. Tre- galow, city wateri lights, early convenience. FOR SALE box 224, city. 5:30 m Phone 1343-- 306 Instantly p. office box 668, Albuquerque, N. M. ii nn children; repnonable rent. mendous profits; exclusive territory, Fos and fenced. Immediate posses- Four-roo- new frame, modern, WANTED Women to do fancy work at work. Will take and terms Joseph Collier WANTED Laundry 3, new West Iron. ter Held Factories, 200J Chicago. sion. For price $500 good materials furnished; 2101-- J. FOR RENT October good location, $3,800; terms, home: pay; homo or by the day. Phone furnished ovcr- - 207 West Gold Avenue. stamped envelope brings beautifully furnished home, two FOR RENT Two large rooms, AGENTS Big money taking nrders See Gonce caBh. de- h. Kmiaakaertlnff: Dorcll. trees. Real estate service builds COMPETENT educated American, modern In all suits. direct that Four-roo- m particulars. Florence Art Good! Co., srreened norches. garage, 703 conls, pants, blankets, W. Silver. Thono 477 modern stucco, Ohio. sires position as housekeeper. Phone respects; would lease six, nine or twelve mm firt floor, nrlvate entrance. woolen mill to wearer. Big vnlues. Don- 116 estates. Cambridge, 17'JO-- close in, months to responsinie liariy. un Norm ThlnlS ahue made 11US first week. Plnocct sleeping porch, bath, Male and Female. widower Call at 724 East Central. modern room, makes weekly. No required. Fourth ward, $4,000; terms. WANTKD Hetisekeeplng for Central. FOR RENT Large, . capital WANTED Reliable person, going to Chi with children. Address H. W., caro for light housekeeping, and Write quli-k- Taylor, Wells. 2742 N. Pau Ads Five-roo- m modern stucco, hard- cago. to call at nzu .asi euver or ournal. glassed sleeping porch, clean and neat lina. Chlcngo. Journal .Want wood floors, new; worth the 1311-- WANTED Salesmen WANTED (phone YOUNU MAN and wife want to work on new 23 Bouth Edith. AGENTS WANTED To sell the finest money; easy terms. or Ad- (7 MILES per gallon made with e lire ot Two class Ford , wInted Bookkeeper, young man ranch in mountains during winter. FOR RENT Large housekeeping ''If" first repairmen. Bring Results. state and sal patented gasoline vaporizer. write a $21.60 and up, which includes a good need oman; age, experience dress Ranch, care Journal. for Co., with sleeping porcn, aisp None other apply. apy. K. care nry, particulars. Btransky Vaporizer Just two ducksm"""i profit for you. You get your profits In F., journal, II. J. I3AS11EH, contracting, cess pools, Pukwana, S. u. sleeping room; Auto & Three competent atenogra - ' nostofflea. 417 West F.ea.i advance. Fall samples now ready. Quickel Supply WANTED cellars, cement curbing ana aucn aig- W Two clean- - to men Im- one must be a West 107O-- 06 .'NTED men of integrity, front room Special proposition writing nhers: bookkeeper. gfng of all kinds. Phone sales- - FOR RENT Nicely furnished School Private Secretaries, cut and aggressive, who are real in steam mediately. John Bond Tailoring Co., Company ern (at phone West Fruit. ih i. sleeping porch; .. WEEK I BREAK GROUND men. Men are tn can .(!. peo-ni- THIS oi-- who this clase cam or four Denver, Colorado, Sixth Central. desires any - heat; convenient for three and tor YOUNU MAN, bookkeeper, 8100 per week. Address care Jour- A.k. aientnff rooms, also. oos .WANTED Immediately; teachers kind of work where part time cau be nn' and an Interview will be arranged. In New Mexico nd Arl- - Address West copper. WANTED Miscellaneous rural scnooio, spent outdoors; in good health. SALESMEN Kendall for two nice homes on lot corner Luna circle and New Southwestern Educational ex Box care Journal. The Envelope Furnished for light house WANTED MONEY On my OnnL 65, Sealer to every user of the FOR RENT good change, 117 West Copper, city. experienced appeals keeping; large rooms anu mortgages. McM'lllon Wood. Tork avenue, west slde,( If you want one of these built to WANTED By young man, malls, because eeals 60 a minute. Sells twj water, National Investment Co, "WANTED Man or woman, $40 weekly married. In good health; 13.60, No Exclusive terri- porch, bath connection; WANTED Lady or girl to share batch soil- bookkeeper, competition. no sIcK. Realtors your fancy, see me at once. full time, II an nnur spare time, familiar with Income tax matters. Ad- Consolidated Co., 100 and phone furnished; ppsltlvely ing Quarter with two other tory. Boylston " no n-- i' glrla AH ing guaranteed hosiery to wear. Expe- dress Box 200, care Journal. street. Mass. children, Phone 303. Insurance Kinds. International Mills, Boston, rience unnecessary. CALL HUTCHINSON fur house TRANSFER and work done, Real Estate Norrlstown. Pa-- cleaning WANTED Side line salesmen now call- FOR SAlJEFurniture scavenger and wall cleaning, flour waxing, paint- on auto accessory dealers, to take reasonable rates. B. A. Griffith, 722 Home Builder. ZAPF. Insurance ing 1970-- Tour With Us. ing, kalsomlnlng, and chimney sweeping; orderi for new Trouble Lamp. FOR SALE Furniture; also ciyckena East Iron, phone List Property SALE Poultry-Egg- s 2011-- J. Orlptlte 835 FOR Odd Job Man, phone Throws light 601 East Grand. MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 315 Bouth 208 H W. Gold. Phono Grips anything anywhere. 1444-R- . "I 5oireATLERTuid' exactly where wanted. Handiest, best FOR SALE Sectional bookcase and base First, will pay the highest prices for Phone Residence 1021 W. New Tork Ave. cheap. 1S24 Norm weventn. CARPENTERING least expensive, most useful trouble lamp burner. Phone 2S8S-- your second-han- d clothing, shoes and on oakee. Ex- furniture. Phone 853. (MO. Second Gold. FOR ODD JOBS and cuntract work, call market. Selling like hot FURNITURE REPAIRING. Called for Phone Office, and 1920-- clusive Liberal commission, fryers. J. V. Swift, phone 1676-- territory. and dellevered. Phonel973-R- , WANTED I have 34.000 cash tu Invest RENTALS (,. ten, ewenty dollars a day from in or roast right rolled-to- p good Income property, business FOn SALE Young Ithode Island PAINTING, paper hanging., and kalsom- Give details first letter. A. B. FOR BALE Oak office desk, 40 start. full 1H2-J- - residence; what have you to offer? X. de- ing chickens, cents per pound, lnlng; free estimates. Phone 1972-- 642 South- Dearborn Chi- 325. 410 North Sixth, phone We have a special rental 1GS2-- Stewart, street, i. a., care Journal. dressed, phono SEE US for carpenter work; remodeling cago, 111. PitrtNiTimra REPAIRING and uphol partment with an exclusive . - RUO CLEANERS SEE KABAT for Ithode Island Red and day or contract. Call ster na-- Phone 818-- or s'JO-- jur- man In toms repairing; SALESMEN Don't connect, until you 8x12 Rugs Cleaned. 31.25. rent charge. fryers; also young bronze turkey 1055-- or 215 Bouth Edith. Bot ' vln Company. - phone our free and Bedding MATTRESSES 33.60 and ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. for next years breeding, 15 and up. 1205 & get eamplea partlculara renovated. up; THIS HOME her Hatcn. High-grad- e In or FOR SALE One dresser, new; two din west Iron. pencils Imprinted gold one furniture repaired and packed. rvin 407 I WANT you to Investigate my low prices colors with the customer's ad, at less than ing table, six dining chairs, Bedding Co.. Phones (I1S-- or 896-- 318 W. Gold. Phone BABY CHICKS Heavy-layin- g strain 23 roetree. nnA one heater, bed Has four rooms and Is well located on any kind of a building proposition ordinary pencils. Why not make rinse, WANTED Your to on and sleeping porch mature guarantee full count A. E. cabinet. 1121 Forrester. piano apply pur 5 avenue and , early; you have In view. Palmer, Bunga Saturday!? H. Greening did it In first snrlnas. kitchen chase of new used In Fourth ward, blocks from Central arrival with 72 hours of Ios Angeles. low nox rnvne noa-w- . We show you how. Easy player piano. has Loe Builder, si, city, six hours. FOK SALE Leather trunk, tent, dining Phone 108 and ws will call and quote Fourth street. Construction, frame stucco; lawn, VvfPioneer Hatchery, 320 South Spring, work commissions; quick promotion nous. . NEW WORK or alterations; all sales; big chairs, chiffoniers. dressers, values that will make conservative buy- sidewalks. We can terms. Calif. Write Now Of Used furni LEAVING TOWN trees and arrange guaranteed; estimates free; will make to general agency. today Mnvrl ..halrl Unrest stock er sit up and take notice. George P. on a In highlands Mr. Hobba, Sales manager, tS Ctrurch ture In city. Get .our prices. 125 South We are for sale a itsOR RENT- - -- very close figure job r.ennard. offering Miscellaneous- or Phone 1765-- Hi John street, New York City. First. five-roo- Realtor 4 Mill heights. fi KODAK FINISHING TIMES A DAT modern home, splendid .WILLIAM J, LEVERETT, VaWawyijRENT Garage. 583 South High: son. 61 John. RENOVATING WANTED Houses Ilemember, satisfaction guaranteed. location In Fourth ward, four .1 R RENT Oarage. QQi Weal Roma. MATTRESS Eend your flnlj tin t a reliable estab- blocks ot Central avenue, fine Phone 110. U Wet 1096-T- CONTRACTOR t. WELL MATTRESSvwwAewwivwvwwvww83.60 and up. WANTED To buy modern four or five lished firm. Return poetage rtl n "' RENOVATING; shade, convenient terms. Heights Development Co. rXi-"'- '4jri I v it ; rnom state loca mall orders. A I no., City Office University iifliW REM IN GTON and Winchester shot- - wE it i LiM r an nd re Dai red Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur house, well located: Hanna Hi'l P. GILL REAL ESTATE J6-- J. if 11 guns to rent. The Exchange, 120 West pumps, tanks, towefa J. P. Wolklng. niture packing, Phone 6I3-- or tion and terms In answer. Address Box Commercial PhstoraphsrsJf' !r:ni,1 . 1, care .... i Phone 770. S23 W. Central 421 West Marble, phone 1452-- .,, Ervln Bedding Company. Journal. , " ,?'. t - . v v

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Puhllc Stenographer. Ti ill ii ffi nr in nni .i.i.ii. n Rm. 8, Mclinl Rldg. rii. 303. Adv. : IL1I V LA uu u Trespassers on Hub-be- ll For Your Albuquerque's mnATinc Always Gun Club prem Finest Worth DRESSMAKING HAVE TABLE AT ises will be prosecut- 7 heater While First Class I'KTHEATRE- Dressmaking Dinner: AIR - COOLLU. All Work Guaranteed. ed to full extent of unday " 218 S. Phone 1667-J- . TODAY AND TOMORROW LEGION DIMMER Waller. law. TODAY AND TOMORROW HUBBELL GUN APRICOT HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Albu- William Fox Pre- Mrs. Mike Mandell of RENT CLUB. sents querque Has Charge of FOR for New Completely furnished house; SHERBET Arrangements furnace heat. Call at 600 West Charles Jones Orleans Celebration. Silver for key or phone 762-- Arrangements are going forward GEORGE'S CAFE '' ' : in V ' in for New Mexico's participation V I "'.Le . cried the master a 821 Second - the states' dinner which will be South W- VV ',, ,, ot the harem. M convention ' WJ54 1 1!ut feature of the national ". , SSf-K-S- sh was sat- - I"" ii ' at New Wanted to WILL OPEN I'OU BUSINESS R ,1 iRf of the American Legion Buy wm VvlT?vX "T ied sne na(l October IB to 20. Mrs. '' - "Trooper Orleans, 3 VVil 1 " ', Pierced the mys- Mike Mandell of .Mbuqueniue has Two cash and a IL and registers desk. Monday, October 2 charge of New Mexico's table, P. O. llo.t 31, City. is in correspondence with iegmn At 11 o'clock A. M. O'Heil" and auxiliary officials all over the FREE Delivery on Quarts state, in an effort to hive well Best the market affords will bo or More of Ice Cream on represented. served a la A story by George Officers of both organizations, carte at reasonable Including division vice presidents EMPIRE Cleaners prires. SUNDAYS ; l Goodchild from several sections of the state, A ' :lllf and a number of the members, DrKRS AND HATTERS f Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day. will be In attendance. The tajile RUG CLEANING will be decorated in New Mexico Phone 453. iter. 6th and Gold colors. Mrs. TCelle Nye of Alburpternue, For Your Harold Lloyd in Great department president for Fireplace Comedy for the American Legion A THIMBLE , Auxiliary, and national historian will hold over twenty thousand CERRILLOS LUMP COAL Admission Prices for Ihe same organization, will of tho smallest screws. Regular New and watch give the toast for Mexico, your watch to us. We are or her "Fail-Ne- Bring has chosen as subject experts in our line. .Mexico." WISFMAN " ' Mrs. is In CLEAN PINON WOOD I i Nye busily engaged Watch' Maker, Jeweler, linniTi rr nni compilation of material from nil Engraver Corner Second and Gold. SAWED IN ANY LENGTHS DESIRED. I I 111 l A parts of the county, in the capacity LOCAL ITEMS !.ill rr of national historian. At her home i i I imiiii ii u ii on South rrnadway two rooms are f-- ill HAHN COAL CO. 91 r i ' devoted to the work, and they are FROM Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Uofc and ilnv iiiwii as full of documents and corre- Thomas' Ice Cream JOttn, (if t'lovis. daughter, Mary spondence, apparently, as a govern- 1-- 2 stopped here a short time while en ment bureau. Gallon, Packed, route from California, where they and delivered, $1.00 hud been on a touring trip. They Corsages, Weddins bouquets. Phone 313 visited in AlbiKiiiercpie with their STRIKING UNITS Ives. Phono 71:2. Ail v. mother, Mrs. Mary J!okc, on West PLUMBING AND HEATING Fruit avenue. Mr. Rose formerly Ilrnd Jones hauls Imikkiicc and lived here. Phone 2172-J- . Adv. Ii. express. 20 Per Cent Off on All NEW AND REPAIK WORK ESTIMATES FREE. Mrs, J. Chuney of Warren Officials Concerned Lest county, Kentucky, is in tlio eily Fresh Milk gallon lols, also A FULL LINE Of visiting her relative. John Ii. Finn Do ISuttrr inilk und choose. Bath Tubs, Kitchen Sinks, Lavatories, Toilets, Laundry Trays. mill 2llb' Unwilling Strikers Not, Cottage VANITY CASES family, at North Sycamore Swiiyues' Dairy Phone lU15-i- Sewer Pipe, Water Pipe, Soil Pipe, Fittings and Nickle Tlated street. Get Their Jobs Back Adv. JAMES GIlfNSFELD Trimmings. Mrs. K. X. and daught- Hotel MAIL Clayton While Is Good. Sturges Bldg., First BRING YOUR ORDER CATALOGS WITH YOU AND ers have returned from Lung Getting C. II. CONNER, M. 1). I). o. Street Sido. GET OUR PRICES Bench, Calif., where they spent the summer. ' - to an Osteopathic Specialist. Replying inquiry regarding Stern Itldg. Tel. 701-- J. 325-- Mrs. J. M. Chavez, 422 ,Wcst the possibility of (he Santa Fo Rail- Adv. Thaxton Supply Company Added Attractions: i TTasscddine avenue, has - rtrrned way company making arrange- from Long Ueneli, Calif., whe,eshe Dutch Bulbs 1111 North Fourth Street. I'honc 472-J- . mentis with leaders of the striking j I m ttR rTTT?l?IcNlT 171VP.MTS M has been residing for the Pfiv past 1). E. supcrin-tende- Darwin HyScinths, Daf- i ' eighteen months. shop men, Barton, 1'Olt RENT Tulips, i oi the local shops, declared fodils. Narcissi for water r r Mrs. Alejandro A. Sandoval and - Nicely furnished room in con- t: Lea and yesterday that there is no possibill- nection culture. daughter granddaughter of - with sleeping porch. RAYMOND BLOOM. Kvangeline have returned from ty tho company making arrange- Convenient to in F. Bjiw i:... - riient-- i with leaders of tho strikers .bath modern Phono 2167-J- . hmmnn ; their summer residence In Sando- privato home. Employed val. will and that tho policy outlined in lady AHflOUNCEMEflT They occupy their home - or nian Vice- Wells' wire of i'oP- and wife preferred. No at 618 Went Copper. President no 402 7 and below is still children, sick. South fean I,. Ii. Mitchell of the Mate temlier quoted Walter. will address the In effect. university faculty to follows: Us Send Man We have opened our city office for the convenience of at the Klo Grande Industrial school The wire referred Let a our customers at 10S SOUTH "It must be to all In- - SECOND STREET. This office tomorrow afternoon. apparent To replace that broken window is in charge of MRS. MARGARET who will be Mr. Mrs. A. Ocr te rested that the willingness of the Lumber Co. BARNES, and It. and son glass. Albuquerque pleased to take your orders or give you any information de- Donald will leave tomorrow for railway employes department of Phone 421. 42.1 North First. ' sired regarding our high quality COAL or WOOD. "Washington, Y), C. They will bo the American Federation of WANTED Theateet- absent for about three weeks, to make settlement on individual In- - Mrs. Harry J. O'Hrien of 517 roads as stated in press reports Maid for housework. HEW STATE COAL COMPANY Iyric general B, realization North Thirteenth street left on dicates that there is Apply mornings. in tno strihe I p. u. Friday for Los Angeles, where she ong the leaders that 82:t West Copper. FOGG, The Jeweler Phone 35 rrmTTurniiBi to ii spend three weeks. of the shot men Is lost. On the ! " Simon Is'eustadt, who was oper- Santa Ve the men at work have or- Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. TODAY AND TOMORROW ated upon last week at a local hos- ganized an association representa- Highest Quality. Lowest Trices. j pital, is reported to be recuperat- tive of all classes with whom the Opposite Postofflce. 118 Soutb Fourth. ing rapidly. company has executed agreement Our Bulbs Are Here "Good I You Find in Your' and settlement with the American I Bye, Hope Happiness i Dr. D. 11, Murray, Osteopathic and Federation is now an impossibility. Also Cut Roses, Dahlias, Bou- N OT C E j New Choice!" 2 Violet-ra- y treatments. Phone 741. The Santa Fo has 84 per cent of quets, Corsages, Designs. On and after October 1 our window sales, small packages normal shop force and Is hirlmj "Til E FLOWER SHOP" of Ice cream delivered and the commission truck will be hun-dlc- d Factory wood, full truck load, substantial numbers of men daily. Phono HNH-,- lis s. Fourth. FOR SALE on h CASH BASIS. fivo dollars. Huhn Coil company. My chief concern in the circum- Two nice houses, twenty-fiv- e Thanking you for jour patronage nml soliciting a contin- Ptiono 9). Adv. stances is that as many of our foot lots, two rooms each, uance of same, ive remain, jours truly, shopmen who nro on strike, for sleeping porches, north part of some of S Co-operat- NICH0LS-TH0MPS0- N whom there may be room, town, good location. Sea ive them out on strike against their Kahn, 109 North First, casb or Albuquerque PIANO SCHOOL NOTES will, shall get back on their jobs DANCE terms. while the getting Is good." this afternoon and at ' evening Miss has Bold her f Selva's Dairy Association Thompson ' residence on Coal avenue and is GOOD MUSIC now located at I'OU North High 20 Per Cent Off on All Phone 351 321 North Second street, phone "2S1-- I Over eighty pupils have enrolled Theaters Today for piano und thirty of theso are DRESS TRUNKS JAMES GRUNSFELD also attending the harmony r, "H" Theater Mary Miles Min-te- NOTICE classes. , Miss llortenso Davidson, Sturges Hotel Bldg., First Per a talented newcomer from Dcs popular with the theater- Medium. Mrs. Parker Street Side, COAL . . and Miss Stearns goers of the New'Mexico circuit, Spiritual Gallup . .$13.25nrmwm Moines, Marjorio - of Ohio. tlu; new students. is at the "IS" theater today, star- bin are among - . . . Pe-ga- u, Gallup .$12.75 Kuth Ricdling and Lillian ring in "The Heart Specialist;" New- Address 310 North Syca- J074-W- exten- also another of . . who are taking the showing episode more, phone COAL COAL We Specialize in Gallup .. . . $9.25 sion work of the Sherwood Music "The Blue Fox," and a real or; Fuel for . Domes- Dawson . . , .$11.75 school of Chicago, received grades two of "Current Events" pictures. Guy's Transfer is prepared to fill of uK and 9 respectively, on your bin with cither Gallup lump tic use. Dawson . . . . .$9.25 7. which Crystal 0H-r- House The or coal. Leave your or- their harmony examinations Hagan Canon City . .$13.90 have just been returned from vaudeville stars are again at the LE ROY YOTT ders now and avoid the rush. Chicago. Miss Lillian, who' is but Crystal, presenting their songs, 323 South Second. eight years of age, and possesses dances, etc.. at the matinee this Violinist-Teache- r ,Phone 371 N. Phone 2122-- Parkington left his wife in an unpleasant mood and of absolute afternoon and also at night when Coal Lumber the unusual gift Studio 2151a W. Central Ave. Supply and Company went into the library to think of a way .out of his , pitch, is considered by the local two shows are to be given 7:30 - 9 Phones D64-.- I. 2412-R- troubles. seemed as his friend was his directors one of the most promis- and o'clock. 4 Phones 5. Wm. R. Walton, President and Manager It though only ing students in tho school. Adv. PURE MILK dog. How did he Untangle the skein? f.jrle Theater Earle Williams, stars of the S. HILL HELPS one of the big Whole milk or cream, qualitj PRES. D. screen. Is at the Lyric as the better than city health require- DEDICATE NEW HIGH principal star In "Restless Souls" For Sale or Trade ments. Delivered dally in any adapted from Richard Harding For well located vacant lots, a quantity to any part of the city. 2405-R- Earle SCHOOL AT PORTALES Davis' story "Playing Dead;" also new strictly modern brick Butler's Dairy. Phone two-re- Our 7 For 6 Sale showing B comedy "Buck- bungalow, furnished or unfur- While on un educational speak- ing Broadway." nished; very easy terms. Ad- tour the'southern part dress Wm. McKcllar, Gen. Del., ing through Fox Many of our Customers understand what this of the state President David S.Hill Pastime Theater William Albuquerque, N. M. Gordon Landon's Williams of the university, assisted in a ded- presents Charles Jones as the Sale means but for those who do not it means ication program for the Portales leading star in "Trooper O'Neill;" Shade Shop that you buy "6" articles of the same kind and Solves the problem in high school building on Friday. also showing some interesting, K. "Fox News" and "Current Events" Shades made to order. get 1 article absolutely Free. On Former Governor W. Llndsey Hand-Mad- sugar, potatoes was also a at the dedica- pictures. (Victor Luxor e and flour it will mean to 6 lbs. and 1 lb. speaker PRIZE FIGHT Cloths) buy get tion. Rods Free. On canned goods, matches, etc., "6" Dr. Hill spoke at Clovis on Fri SANTA FE RAILWAY Kirsh Curtain buy "Restless 1619-- J. 415 North Sixth 1 day morning and at Portales in thej Between Phono and get Free. Everything in the store except ne is speiium ivmm , MAY SOON COMPLETE "One Round Hills Red Can Hills Blue our evening, Ar-tes- Martinez" Coffee, package, and Carlsbad and will proceed to EXTENSION TO SHOP, and 7 6. I. on Monday. On Tuesday money goes at for If you don't get in on this k III la I kl evening he will speak at Koswell. "Battling Gallegos" sale you will sure bea loser. $1.00 orders deliv- It is probable that he will also visit Activ ity on the part of the Santa ered to Lowlands, $2.00 orders from Richard ' I'arrizozo and Alamugordu on Fo railway company in extending MILK Highlands. Adapted Thursday and Friday. the shops here and in equipping Thursday Night Harding Davis' story, The last address of the series will them is Indicated in a letter re- "Playing, Dead." he given at El Paso on Saturday ceived yesterday by V), E. Barton, OCTOBER 5' Boswell's Cut Rate when he will speak before a meet- superintendent of the local shops, at N. M. Fresh & Grocery 11. He com- Willard, Added Attraction: ing of 600 teachers, at the Invita- from P. phclp.", Santa Sanitary 612 North Fifth Street Phone 805-- J I tion of Superintendent A. 11. pany engineer of shop extension. Torrance County Fair Hughey of Kl Paso. Mr. PhilPs will soon leave a. We Supply the Liberty "BUCKING BROADWAY" Kan'., for eastern points, Cafe and the Savoy Cafe. DEATHS ANDFUNERALS where he will make a survev of a certain class of shop equipment A Two Part Comedy which the is Metal Lawn Fences FOR CITY DELIVERY Mar- company contemplat- .' MARTIN Samuel Andrew men- -' COMPLETE LINE ing installing here, lie also PHONE 2405-R-- 2 tin, ld son of Mr. and construction of We manufaclura welded frame or- Regular Prices. lions the proposed namental wfro fence and an Mrs. Samuel Martin, died here last 1,100 houses in (lie cltv for the ex- ffaUB LIBERTY DAIRY Funeral services will be tyle to suit purchasers. night. press use of shoo emploves and Gates will nut tag, und with tlie Leather and Suit Cases held at Strong Krothers' chapel expresses his belief that they will iron posts, set In cement, tills styis Bags Monday morning at 9:110 o'clock. be needed. is practically everlasting. Kev. C. C. tSaniplcs on view at our office. 1114 Higbee officiating. James Dwyer. superintendent of - will In Fairyicw cemetery. shop construction, will arrive here So- tli Uroauway. I'hona 1U47-- from Topeka today, Mr. Phelps , Sole Agency Who o Fills Your GONZALES The body of Igna-cl- states In his letter. New Mexico Steel Prescriptions? Gonzales, who died Friday night at his home on West Hu.eldine DR. FRANK IV MaeCRACKEN. Gallup Lump morn- Company, Inc. llartman Wardrobe Trunks By Experience avenue, will be shipped this DR. DAISY U. Miict KACKIJ.f. II. I.OUS ll tll.V. N. M., Garcia Milliuger. By Education to Placitas, by Osteopathic Physicians. 2100 tioutb Second. rhone 20:!3-- J. ing Burial will and Sons. take place K. P Kulldliig. Phone Office 89-- Superior Lump By Examination Catholic 81)-- in the Placitas cemetery. Residence J Adv. By Law 1 Just Received Fine Line of Ladies' It - "ALBERT Mrs. Julia W. A- Omera fill 73 died last Lump We are competent to your prescriptions. GivV lbert aged years, night of course at 9:30 o'clock at the homo of Well, you are go- VANITY us a trial. Note our prices and you know our ' to the Elks '. Mrs. O. B. Hhears. ing circus. After BRICK CASES her daughter, ill Ire service. " jour fun sure you visit Omera Nut on South Elm sheet. Besides we Sir?. Shears she is survived by Kire Erick Face Mrlck At our fountain today have Cherry Nut Ice - "The Art Common Rrlck one son in Woodward,- Ok la., a Shop" Fire Clay We all kinds of trunks and leather Cream. " o!i in Kewanna, Ind., and five Opposite Postofflce. Fireplace Tile Floor Tile repair goods. ' ther children elsewhere in the Mortar Colors Flue Lining AZTEC FUEL --avt. C. T. French is in charge Sewer Pipe Metal Lath HIGHLAND PHARMACY funuiul arrangements, which Carey Roofing Wall Board ' vt;.111 bo. announced later. Murphy Beds 'Service Counts We it PHONE 360 Cement Plaster . Lime COMPANY give it." Grecn-IiouiM- e. 1263-- James Grunsfeld ' - Mi'iutil'ii ferns. Ives Tel. I '. A FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE Phone 30 Phone j;i2 Adv. Parcel Delivery P. O. Co. Phone 251 Sorenson Hotel Building First Street Side CITY rl.KCTKIG BIIOK KIIOP And Messenger Service, Corner North First Street and L. Joe Miller, Prop. Sturges I'Iiihm 6li:-- ill DiHilb bn-nn- M essa kcs- - Packnges-Baiire- R if e. Marhle Avenne. Y ' rn t un upu wriitcrj. v. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK; suit!E RESULTS I jJ Start the Start the uay aminng; Day Smiling! iu "BRINGING UP nDiiMr.!Nr. UP FATHER" MORNING JOURNAL'. FATHER" ALBUQUERQUE Appears every morning in the ... mAminiT in the- appears evcij . Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, October 1, 1922.

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He served in the will eee the wedding of two of the 3 Journal office by Saturday Dorothy Gerberding of that city BEAUTY navy during the war. He is now most prominent society girls in tii 4 noon at the latest. Reporters and Arthur C. Ringland, which took employed by Charles Ilfeld com- city. December will do its bit also, nre urged to call the Journal place recently In England. The pany. ' - r and, for that matter, the whole year as early in the week as possi- couple are now In Constantinople. The couple will leave this evening-fo- around serves pretty well for some- ble after the event occurs. Mrs. Ringland was one of the most a honeymoon in Denver ant body. Wo do have to admit, how- The society editor may be active American war workers. She will return to make .heir home S 4 ever, an unusuul epidemic of en reached at telephone No. 66. went to France when war was de- here. gagements during the past si ason. clared and worked among children O Today is sorority bid day at the of the devastated regions. Later FRIENDSHIP CAMP-ITR- university. The three weeks' period she was in charge of a liospital in UEIJ HY Y. W. C. A. or. suspense win be over tins aiter-noo- n Owen, Abo Stowell, George Martin, Switzerland. At the close of the war The fall Charles big party of the X. W. when the rushees will present Ralph Payton, Culpepper, she went to Prague as secretary in C. A, for new themselves at the several Roy Hickman, William Sganzlnl, the Hoover girls was held in the sorority commission and about a form of a fire" In- to be pinned with the John Pope Hayos, Wulter Berger, went to "friendship at headquarters year ago England where spiration Point out on the mesa, ribbons of their choice. house George Bryan, William Hale, Wil she met her husband. Ring-lan- d Open Capt. Tuesday evening at 6:80. Fifty will be held for the friends of the liam Roy, Robert Cartwright. John was formerly district forester crowded Into cars g's sororities for of con- Whittler, Dean Walt, Willis Mor- and motored out the exchange here, leaving Albuquerque in 1916. amid laughter, firewood, food gratulations, and tomorrow the gan, Dan Burroughs, Harold B. He served overseas with the For- an, Louis Robert coffee pots. Arriving at the watJC. state university will settle down to Sellers, Hesselden, estry regiment and since the war vs. - tower was Vernon Xsxk . a fire started und tfl its prescribed curriculum. Hopewell, George Savage, has ,bf en engaged In relief work on well known bread line now circus. The P. D. Miller, ' formed. II And another Wilfley. George Czechoslovakia and other The hostesses, the C. U. cllb Elks are starting an endurance con- Smithers, George Stevens and P. Charles Barber. and the Adelante club, vied wita test between themselves and the one another in n'ub to see which can have the O ' Mlddk'toil-Huo- r. singing songs. publlo ' Miss Blanche Coker of Evansville. inost fun for the time. The TEA MISS STORTZ : J OLa-- - Mrs. longest FOR 4? w Ethel llerby Mlddleton and Ind., who is spending a few months have a as fun mak- AFFAIR 'Y Dr. G. H. Buer of Elks reputation BEAUTIFUL ' ' ' fey h Mountainair, here, sang in a delightfully clear ers and the city will have to go A charming afternoon affair was II i were married at 1 o'clock Sunday and beautiful voice the some to keep up. The circus will the "at home" given in f afternoon at the home of the bride's "Camp Fire yesterday ' '.-Y- ?&ffl Fellowship" song. The In X- II clrls sat begin on Tuesday night. compliment to Miss Grace Stortz, a ' mother, Mrs. Ella B. Herby, 413 a circle O bride-eloc- t, " large about the "friendship November by Mrs. R I m m.iem:-?- East Hazoldine avenue, the Rev. nre-- wnicn was built of MISS WEILLKR IS FETED Mrs. R. L. Hust and J The bride fagots Fred Pettit. Greenway officiating. placed upon It AS A BRINK-ELEC- T Tliis is ' by representatives Mrs. B. F. Copp. The reception was the teasun for "first hats, rlod. There are so few of us who at the back. At tho right is a little wore a white canton crepe dress or tne two clubs. Mrs. Walter Miss Florence Weiller. whose held at the home of Mrs. Pettit. 8UJ a time, indeed, for women have more than a hat on the head suit or street hat made of henna and a corsage bouquet of pink Noneman of U. to Block will take the trying the C. P. club weU marriage Walter West Tijeras avenue, between whose first hat must do for most of and a hat in the box that the choice velvet. It has a soft rolling brim of roses. The couple make their home corned the guests and after a clever place In November, is being widely hours of three and six. gom ana blue ribbon. in Mountainair, where the groom bride-elec- t. tho winter season, and (he of a often talk placed the fagot of friendshou feted as a A number, of The guests were by the perhaps first hat becomes little The In center has resided for seven years. He is greeted entire winter. Is difficult to less large shape the on the fire. Miss Priscilla New- affairs have already been given in three hostesses and the guest of It buy than a ceremony. is a dressier model. It is a most a practicing physician and inter comer of the more are de- Adeltante club sp6ke her honor and several honor who stood in a receiving line. a hat now which will go with the Pictured here are three hats mode of black velvet, tho ested in a drug store there. The on with winter suit or coat to be for 192?. season. flattering "loyalty"; Miss Marian Johnson planned. The living room was decorated purchased signed the The material on tho crown and brim bride taught school last year and Madam I x, of the Y. W. C. A. on Mrs. N. F. LeSuer entertained month or two hence. one in- little felt Ludwig tend spoke "faith"; rose dahlias, the library, where a If shape at the left is a being tucked diagonally. A huge the year before in Mountainair, Miss Doris Boren of the C. U. P. tables of bridge in Miss Well- - was served was attractive tends to indulge ..i many how- sports model in tan. It Is Madame eight punch hat, light velvet rose of self fabric adorns tho Bendix, wife of ur '.wig club on "service"; Miss Mary Jar-din- e lers honor at her home at sua with flowers and candles of blue ever, the "first hat" is always a bound with gros grain ribbon and front of the Bendix, financial aft- hat and the facing adviser of the of the Adelante club on "pep." North Twelfth street on Friday and bronze, and the dining room pleasure for one can risk anything bound with cross grain ribbon and which a soft effect on The marriage of Miss Mabel Serman Miss An - - gives the face embassy at Washington, it and Florence Adams of the Y. ernoon. A color scheme of lavender was lovely in orchid and pink. since It is worn for such a brief pe- has a smart rosette of the ribbon- is of flesh colored velvet. Dutcher, daughter of Mrs. M. N W. C. A. on was carried out In the or regarded ai one of the, pret Jest the "all round girl." and yellow elaborate centerpiece snapdrag- Dutcher and Alexander F. Patter women In the On Monday the. "Sister decorations and luncheon. ons and zinnias on the tea table was son of Atlantic took on diplomatic corps. evening City, place She hag won a host of friends : t club," as Corps II of Company A, Those present were Mesdames encircled with pink candles in silver ENGAGEMENTS morning at 9:30 o'clock Dave ORGANIZATIONS. Saturday the U. S. capital. Girl Reserve, seems likely to be Sol Weiller, Harry Weiller, sticks tied with orchid tulle bows. - The P. O. at the home of the Mrs. Dutcher, cauea oecause David E. Mike FrlctlutEldrr E. meeting was held live or its membf" Weiller, Weiller, The punch table waB attended by The of Miss Social Calendar on afternoon home The bride was attended by Miss are sisters of Rose Garden c Jerre Hag- brides-to-b- e, engagement Lydia Tuesday at the Mandell, Frank Mindlln, three other of the season's of Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. G. Clement and Mr. Patterson was at DANCES. met at tne x. w, C. A. R. L. Hust, B. F. R. F. Miss Bernice Miss Friede, daughter W, Bond, the president. gins, v,l gard, Copp, Hesselden, Theodore and The of was tended by Mr. Bickhim of Phila The first formal ShrinS ball ot was t.'- Charles Watllngton, Charles Weiller Miss Louise Friede, James Elder, j paper the afternoon was sanitation completed and Pettit, Florence and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elder- read by Mrs. M. E. Hlckey on "The delphia, me ceremony per the season was held on eve club will begin work on honor list. Benjamin, Harry Benjamin, Julius Lowber. Mrs. Frank A. Stortz and Tuesday, formed by the Rev. Carl Armerding. Friday al was announced at a prettily ap Tuesday club will meet Taming of the Shrew" as a part of ning at tne Masonic temple with a and code at the next meeting. Mandell, Max Nordhaus, Sidney Mrs. Harry O. Strong presided on at Literary the After the ceremony a wedding large attendance. The room The Roso Garden club met Wed Ben- nosi-esse- s pointed party Monday night at home of Mrs. L. B. Hessler on winter's Shakespeare study pro- ball Rosenwald, Albert Stern, Sol the tea table. Assisting tno breakfast was served at Tamarisk was m. Hey-ma- n, the Friede home. A decoration Universitv m. gram. After a business the decorated for the occasion with nesday p. for a short practice jamin. Siegfried Kahn, Louis in the dining room were Mrs Heights at 2:30 p. meeting Inn, covers being laid for 14. The r, scheme of and white wan members were Mar- palms and a of carna of the Initiation ceremony. Julius Dreyfuss, It. O. Strong, Mrs. Claude Schu-makc- yellow Mrs. Walter E. Hatch and Mrs, Joined by Miss left profusion Roy Graham, carried out. The affair was a card Clinton P. Anderson will garet Cook and Miss Norma Wil- young couple immediately by tions, the red of which was repeat Thursday evening Miss AdaiiS Harold Abbott, O. T. Wood, Misses Mrs. H. W. Keenan, Miss entertain automobile for Tejano canyon, - Hazel Grace party, the announcement coming as at tea at 911 West TIJeras avenue liams for the social hoirr. The next ed in the fezzes worn by the Shrin- went to the Rio Grande Industrial Weiller, Hawkins, McCanna, Miss Esther two-cour- where will a Margaret a when the from 4 to 6 m. meeting will be held at the home they occupy cottage ers. Excellent orchestra music was school and conducted a Girl Re Stortz, Mildred Harris, Esther Howden, Miss Katherine Angle and surprise p. for a week. will be at home Ruth luncheon was served. The engage- Open house at Y. M. C. A. at 8 of Mrs. H. U Hogrefe. They provided for the dancing and a serve club meeting. Howden, Mary MacArtliur, Miss Hazel Hawkins. means of small after October 8 at the La Font cabaret was from ten U. P. Adelante clubs of and Miss Hester. ment was told by p. m. Pat- supper served The.C. and Levy Chicago The affair was one of the larges'. heart-shape- south of the Mrs. at d place cards. The wed- Ideal club will meet with The first social event. of sea- ranch, city. o'clock through the remainder of will meet on their usual evenings Mrs. O. T. Wood entertained of the early social season, many Bridge the terson is a member of one of the the next an informal on Weo host- ding of the young people, both of Mrs. C. W. Potter at 2:30 p. m. son at the Y. M. C. A. will be an evening. One end of the ball week. bridge party friends of the honoree and the whom are well known will oldest families In the city. She was room was off and fur- A class Is formed to evening in honor of MIsj to their compli- here, Wednesday. open house on Tuesday evening at of of 1923 at partitioned sewing being nesday esses calling pay take some time this winter. 8 a member the class nished with small tables and chairs meet at tho Y. W. C. A. A "Weiller. Her guests were Mesdames ments the afternoon. place Sew nnd So club will meet at o'clock. Members and friends of school. Mr. weekly during Those at the announcement Mrs. A. A. the association the local high Patter for the supper. The affair officially competent teacher has been se- Dave Weiller, Sol Weiller, Roy O present home of Heflin at 2:30 are invited. An en son Is a of the Wllksbarre, party were Miss Friede, Mr. and P. m. tertainment pre- graduate opened the Shriner's winter social cured and the class will be open to Strome, Edward Llghton, Antonio STAG DIXXEU GIVEN program is being Pa., High school and is district season. Howell Harold Abbott, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Wednesday Bridge club will meet pared and refreshments will be girls and women alike.. Informa Otero, Faw, FOR MR. FOLEY D. manager for the Curtis Publishing tion can be mem- and Misses Weiller,' Jeffie Short. dinner in honor of J. ter Wolking, Mr. and Mrs. B. at home of Mrs. Al Betz at 2:30 served. It is planned to hold simi had concerning t A stag Mrs. T. Friede, Misses Flor- m. company. The Informal the Y. W. C. A. Katherine Angle, Persis Bryce, whose marriage to Miss Ber- McKee, p. lar entertainments about once a O first dance of the bership by calling Gretchen Van Vleck, Daphne Cobo will take in ence Reynolds, Irma Wolking, Thursday. month during the winter. The com- season at tiie country club on Wed- nice Hesselden place Adella Webster and La Notre meet mittee in RETIRED ARMY OFFICERS was a and A. Johnson. October, was given on Tuesday eve- Elder, Mary Bridge club will churge is composed of O. MAKE VISIT HERE nesday night enjoyel by Lois Ferguson, Messrs. James El- at home of Mrs. A. R. D. Wait, E. B. Garcia O. M. large attendance of members and Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Manshach ning at Tamarisk Inn by fifteen Hebenstreit and Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Villars and will the members of the der, Robert Elder, John Ogilvio, at 2:30 p. m. Love. their guests. A two- - entertain men friends. Emmett Johnson. daughter, Miss Esther Villars, of course "Weiller family at dinner at their The table was decorated with Rudolph Sickler, Friday, 904 West Roma avenue entertained supper w,as served at mid- home at 1023 West Central avenue dolls were fav Walter Kissell and John Friede. Woman's club will meet at 3 Officers were elected La- night and dancing continued for an flowers and flapper for the at dinner on Monday evening in hour or so Miss Mildred Harris will ors eacn sucm m p. m. dles' Aid society of the First Meth- htonor cousins later. today. at piaco. ino club meet at of the distinguished O give an afternoon bridge on Satur- honor was properly toasted, Sidney CLUBS Friday bridge will odist church at a meeting at the and guests of Mr. and Mrs. George home of Mrs. Thomas Hodder-Wheeler- Among the affairs to be given M. Weil master of ceremon- The Ten club was enter' the Danahy home of Mrs. H, F. Robinson on ). FRATERNITIES day. being Busy 2:30 m. Wheeler (Lutle next week for Miss Weiller are a ies. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock tallied on Wednesday afternoon at at p. Thursday afternoon. The new offi The visitors were Col. and Mrs. The Chi 10 Mrs. cers G. Alpha Omega sorority luncheon on October by and was followed by cards. the home of Mrs. A. M. Wiggles-wort- h, Saturday. are: Mrs. W. Bond, presi Samuel B. Pearson and Major and has been un official visit on 11 Mrs. John Milne will entertain at A. paid by Dave Weiller, a tea October O . north of the city. The next dent; Mrs. A. Woodworth. vice. Mrs. W. O. Blanchard of Fort D. A, its province president, Mrs. John C. by Mrs. David E. Weiller, and a RUSH DAXCE GIVEN BY will be the homo of Mrs. luncheon at her home. 801 Park president; Mrs. R. K. fi- who several meeting at 1 m. Stamps, Russell, Wyo spent Jamison, who is sent by the na dinner on October 15 by Mrs. Dave ALPHA CHI OMEGA avenue, at p. nancial secretary; Mrs. C. B. n, In en auto- Frank Dlllchay. Miss enter- days the city route by tional organization on an inspection Weiller. Old fnshioned flower Doutonnierss Mildred Harris will recording secretary; and mobile to California, Both officers tour of in this of the O the tain at for Miss Florence Mrs. Zoe chapters part were the decorative keynote of The Woman's club session on bridge Kynett, treasurer. About are retired. They found many mu united States. Mrs. Jamison was KAPPAS GIVE TEA DAN'CE tea dp.nce given yesterday after Weiller at her home at 2:80 p. m. a nundred members were present. tual friends with their hosts who entertained last so- - Friday afternoon was devoted to dance for Denver "U" Thursday evening AT COirXTKY CLUB noon bv the Alpha Cht Omega the of University Refreshments were servori ofto. i, are also army people, a son, Major at dinner at the Alvarado by a A tea dance was The subject music, the l rogram luuiuau icram tvv Aiuu o uuainess l pretty afternoon ,r0rltv for Its rushees. pnrty in of Mrs. II. L. ivuucy Session. Horace S. Villars. being in charge number of the alumnae of the on at the club the club being charge p. m. given Friday country was given at country Mrs. Arthur Everitt pre- of the Walter Reed hospital at chapter, Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Misses Ciamma sorority iWhi( - was decorated Hogrefe. The of by Kappa Kappa h attractively sented a paper on "Training the Daughters the American Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs, Lucy Jane Clark, Flora Chess, In compliment to their rushees atwith flowers in the yellow, PARTIES. Revolution held their first Wheeler motored west as as pastel Voice" and Mrs. 8. B. Miller read of meeting far Daphne Cobb, Louise Wilkinson the university. The club room an(j lavender. Mrs. Martin entertained the year at the home of Mr. Casa Blanca with their guests, en and Vera Kiech. On the balloons bluewasipin lace a paper on "The Mechanical Origin Haydon John Saturday festooned with and bououets with their of the Piano." An informal talk on eight friends at dinner at Milne, regent of the chapter, Joying a farewell picnic supper at active chapter was entertained at a ribbons which suspended a myriad frills and pendant perfume balls jt on yesioraay afternoon. A of Acoma on the way. luncheon for Mrs. Jamison at the the national trend in muelc was Wednesday st report Largest selling medicine of sunflowers from tho cell- were worn each of the the thirty-fir- O cough golden flowers by given by Mrs. I M. Todd and tho evening. Dinner was followed by continental congress home of Miss Carol Wilson. The in the World, ing. Sunflowers were also used in of honor. The boutonniere held at Washington, was by were rooms. guests roll call was responded to by musi- bridge. given guests Mesdames Jamison, mass decoration around the motif was repeated on the danci cal comment. xiarnes, state regent. A Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Misses Juliet Fret from opiates ingredients was from five ro were of suede Mrs. Bradford spoke social nour Dancing enjoyed programs which grey on the relation between poetry and Mrs. James Russell Guild enter- xonowed the program. PERSONAL MENTION. Fleischer, Helen Jackson and Con- plainly printed on the wrapper. seven o'clock. Mrs. Jerre Haggard and in the refreshments. Card ta- the stance for music. Miss Carol Wilson gave a tained at two tables of bridge, Mrs. Walter. and Mrs. T. E. Whitmer presided bles were arranged at the club vocal solo first of a series of afternoons, on Catherine Patterson of Okla- which received care to which was accompanied homa, for a SOLD over the tea table the guests who did not Miss on the Wednesday at her apartment in number of yea- s a na- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Putney BARBARA WAIT GOES ON EVERYWHERE. oontlnuous patronage throughout by Boyd piano. tional officer of the Woman's L. Park View court. Her guests were liave returned from a honeymoon A CONCERT TOIR the afternoon. The guests of honor Those present were: Mesdames Miss Grace Mesdames How- Christian Temperance union, will to California. Mrs. was bou- B. Mitchell, The Treble Clef club held Its flret Stortz, be the trip Putney Miss Barbara Wait, formerly a received corsage G. Rice, John Milne, I on ell Faw, W. M. Woodliff, John J. principal speaker at a meet- formerly Miss Alice White. They contralto the and favors of hand-painte- d S. R. S. Rock- - meeting of the year Wednesday ing of the local union with Chicago Opera quets (jorire McLandress, afternoon home Mrs. Mangel, Antonio J. Otero, R. W. at the home are at home, on North Fourteenth is this week on a handkerchief cases containing a wood. L. B. Hessler, Roy W. John- at tho of of Mrs. Samuel Kay on company, starting Charles E. Carey. Officers for the Johnson, Walton Snyder and J. Wednesday street. winter's concert tour through the dainty handkerchief. The dance son, Misses Josephine Parsons, Donald Wilson. afternoon. Mrs. Patterson will Mrs. W. W. Mrs. C. E. I WONDER were in two shades ot Helen year were elected as follows: Mrs. on "The Strong and east, according to word received by programs Edna Mosher, Lcona Beyle, speak Ideals of the State have returned from the up- - MIhs In D. W. Faw, director; Mrs. Charles and W. T. Hodgln friends here. Wait will appear "blue, bearing the sorority crest Wiley, Fuv Strong, Dorothy Goeltiz, Mrs. Sam T. Vann entertained at National C. U." She has Pecos where spent the in a how many of our Helen Kimball, E. Carey, president; Mrs. R, W. recently a ter they quartet with three other sing- just gold. Marlon Harold, Miss luncheon for twelve on Tuesday In adopted daughter at the past month. ers, all former com- Those were Messrs. and Helen Hemlln. Gertrude Suash, Ellis, vice president; Charlotte - Frances E. Willard school in Chicago Opera girls and boys going away present r; honor of Mrs. I. A. of Monroe- Santa A. B. McMIUen Lembke, secretary-treasure- Mrs. Dye Fe Mrs. and daugh- pany members. She Bpent several Mesdames Guy L. Rogers, Thor Elizabeth Cooper, Barbara Nell who is relatives and will leave on Thursday with ter, Mrs. P. to college in the various William H. Fleisch J. T. Benton, press reporter. A ville, Ala., visiting Mrs. Richard Woodson, Jr., winters In Albuquerque and is weli Kolle. "White, Harry Thomas. Pearl Burn. Juliet In the city. Mrs. E. A. Gertlg gave Richard Byrd to spend a week will return today from the upper known here. cities have a cherished Ackerson. Allen Bruce, Jerre Hag Helen Mclllvan, Carol Wilson, number of namts were presented there. er, for Practice on new an afternoon party for Mrs. Dye on Pecos where they have spent the O of "Mother'-- ' gard. T. E. Whitmer. Mrs. Edward Helen Jackson, Constance Walter, membership. 916 West photograph songs will begin at the next regu- Thursday at her home at past several weeks. MISS NICHOI-- S AND J. C. Lighton; Misses Edna Mosher, Jo Lucy Jane Clark, Daphne Cobb, TIJeras avenue. Captain Richard Guest of the Mrs. J. J. Shuler will arrive on and "Dad" to in Mllner. Vera Kiech and lar meeting. Salvation BOYD WILL MAURY. just help sephine Margaret Smithers, Louise Wilkinson, Army and present secre- Wednesday to spend several weeks The ' marriage of Miss Fern homesick hours and Katherine Owen. Tlnsley Burton. Flora Chess, Messrs. William Roy, en- tary oc the bureau of will heavy h, Mr. and Mrs. Jerss charities, with her Miss Evelyn Nichol and John Cal will take Scarbor-roug- The enter- Haggard Anti-Vi- ce daughter, Boyd Pearl Burns, Barbara Nell Thomas, McCullough. B. Esperanza club was speak before the Miramontes-on-the-Mes- a. tasks. - Clyde tertained at dinner at their home society Shuler of place at 4 o'clock this afternoon at, Ruth Bursum, Lorena Burton, Wil- Harry Graham, William tained at the home of Mrs. Albert on was at the chamber of commerce on Miss V. Gutierrez on South on Tuesday evening. Bridge Erna Fergusson conducted a the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. pa Snyder, Mollie Culpepper, Helen Hale, Pat Miller, Bruce Grimes, Broadway later In the Their Vednesday afternoon. Capt. Guest Koshare tour of Mrs. A. 601 North HAS YOURS? "Wilson, Elizabeth Yale Raymond. Thursday In the absence played evening. will discuss local composed It. Hebenstreit, at Stowell, Mary Robert Albers, evening. guests were Messrs. and Mesdames conditions with Alta Hawker, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Eleventh street. The couple will bt Shepherd, Ruth Dargherty, Clalro Robert Elder, Walter McCarthy; of Mrs. A. R. Armijo. Mrs. Gutier- Lee. Thomas the women of the organization. Smith to Geronlmo fiesta Mrs. Heben rez over Re- Harry Guy Rogers, the San attended by Mr. and Bursum, Norma Williams, Helen Walter Berger, Joseph Eldodt, presided tho meeting. Tom at Taos. The left here streit. The Kleiners Hazel Hickman, freshments were served the Hughes, Harry Benjamin, W. W. party by MacArthur, Margaret Lee, Thomas Hughes, Roy by Walker, T. E. Whitmer. J. E. Cox Judge McCIellan will ad- motor on Miss Hlckey also Miss Nichol has made her home Hub-bel- l. Fred Wal- hostess. dress Friday, Hawkins, Louise Bell, Anita Dudley Snyder, Wagner, and George Taylor. the members of St. John's took a to the fiesta. here with her sister for the WALTON Irene Messrs. Edward John Prof. on on party past STUDIO Boldt; ter Gilbert, Whittler, guild Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Gillette Cornish and son, four years, coming from Cedar Horgan, Pat Miller, Bruce Hanger. Daughcrty and Mr. Thomas. The Ladles' Riding cluj of the Mr. Mrs. J. E. enter- the work of the young men's club 313V8 and Murray of Tom, returned last' night from Rapids, Iowa. She has been stenog- Wet Central Dale Snyder, Alfred Bunn, George Headquarters Cavalry troop, went tained at a large evening party on the church at a meeting at the three months"'spent with Mrs. Cor for R. H. Hanna for TEA IS GIVEN on Its sum- home of rapher Judge Phone 923 FAREWELL last evening ride of the Tuesday in honor of their house Mrs. George Downer. nish s parent! in Nova Scotia. the past three years. Mr. Boyd In FOR MISS JOHNSON mer season on Wednesday. The guest, Miss Mittelene Hill of Hous- Miss Marian Johnson, who has program for the winter includes in Y. W. ton, Tex. The affair was given at been general secretary of the struction at the stables each Satur town-an- and a the Murray home, south of K C. A. here for the past year day afternoon beginning at 1:30 was attended by about 75 half, was honoree at an afternoon o'clock, to be followed by an after, at home of young people who spent the evening tea given yesterday the noon ride. Sergeant Angel will Us in games. Mrs. Murray also enter, mm Mrs. Roy Allen Stamm on North in charge of the class. Several new 7 Is tained at a children's party in the You Thirtpenth street. Miss Johnson equestriennes have joined the club afternoon In honor of her small pay no more for well made leaving tomorrow for her home In for the winter. nibhon. Neb. She was presented fiaughter'a birthday. with a beautiful wood-bloc- k print The Seventeen card club Arnold Bradford Printzess and Redfern Coats as Jolly entertained a few of Gustave Bauman a larewen was entertained on Wednesday aft- stag friends at his home on North' gift. ernoon by Mrs. E. O. Rlttenhouse High street last night to celebrate Tho Hostesses at me ie at her home at 80S West Sliver ave- - his His guests were Will and Suits than for members of the executive board nue. birthday. ordinary Glass, Arthur William HIM, and the staff of the association Everitt, Mc- - Fritz Baser, Old Dow and William Mrs. E. J. Strong. Mrs. J. R. Plans for assisting In the enter Harden. Collom, Mrs. Stamm, Miss Winifred tainment of the New Mexico federa garments made only to sell S..uler, Mrs. Richards i, Miss r ior-en- tion of women's clubs which will LOCAL VIOLINISTS PLAV Adams. Miss Beulah Clement, convene in Albuquerque In October SANTA Miss EE CONCERT Miss Margaret Cooperrlder, were made by the Business and Four young violinists of Albu Dulce Knox and Miss Fay Bryant. Professional Woman's club at its asso querque will give a concert In Santa The board members of 'the dinner meeting at the Y. W. C. A. Pe on October 7 for the benefit ol elation and the following friends on Monday evening. The business E. n,. the Frances Willard school fo. were Invited, Mesdames woman's club while not a member gins, it has been announced. The Garcia, Mrs. Tom Benton, Cocker, of the federation Is cooperating on musicians rea'dy-to-we- ar hid- NOW Misses are members of the Vale,: much of value is Boswell, Walter Noneman, a number of projects and will ex- Violin quartet, Miss Adella Elder Jeffie Short, Prlscilla Newcomer, tend social courtesies to the visiting Bierman, Dana Todd INden from the the is the time to have Julia women. t,dward anJ buyer quality of Esther Seale, Mary Jardlne, cluo The reading ot the Maxwell Merritt. The accompanls.,-- . Johnson, Louise Lowber, Norlnne resolutions adopted by the national oe the out- Blanche win miss Norma Williams em; materials inside as well as Diamonds re- Switzer, Emma Henry and convention of Business and Pro- Miss Helen Gurule who will als your Cocker. fessional Women's clubs at Chat- give several, piano numbers on tl side the proper ' of the cloth tanooga pertaining to laws which program. shrinking MRS. FAW ENTERTAINS effect women and children, was a O before likewise the mounted into modern A using standard of FOR NEWCOMER feature of the evening. It was de Miss Angelica Howden will re- Mrs. Howell Faw entertained cided to hold one strictly business turn this week from a visil the. a tea on after- month's workmanship all these must be left style. with bridge Tuesday meeting a month with the other in New York, Pittsburgh and Chi noon at the home of her mother, purely entertainment and social. cago. to the of the Red-fer- n Mrs. Ellen Faw, in honor of Mrs. integrity manufacturer. David Gibson who has recently and Printzess Garments contain the STABLISHED 1883 con. e hero to make her home. The. bouse was decorated with pink and You may pay more or less. But best of white fall flowers, the same colors you may Day everything and are guaranteed to. being carried out In the refresh whatever you will never as i ments. pay you set much, give satisfactory wear. Those present were: Mesdames silk stocking value as will receive from a Gibson, James Russell Guild, An you tonio Otero, Roy Johnson, 8. Don- of Rosenwald's Special Silk Hose ald "Wilson, R. D. Bisbee. D. W. pair at 'VVATCHMAKEHS & JtWCLERS Faw, Otis Wood, John --'opejoy, $2.50. The popularity of the Rosenwald Spe- Edward Llghton, Ellen Gould, H. H. Ackerson, Misses Grace Stortz, cial silk is rz stocking founded upon the perfect The ouy tne Uordon Irma Llx, Wenonah Dixon, Anna Store McGuire, Grace Winfrey, Viola and continuous satisfaction its use has given Growing Hose. "Hard to Herkenhoff, Dorothy McAllister, Phone 283 wear out". Gretchen Van' Vleck, Norma Wil- - to hundreds of women in and Mams, Priscilla Newcomer and Albuquerque Bryce, throughout the southwest. 1 $ J October 1, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three. ists who treat skin diseases always WOMEN ADORNED WITH educated young women of the city, theatrical entertainments. Based on PLAYS IMPORTANT PART II endeavor to first locate the exact "BETTER BONUS BILL WILL COME SOON," many of whom were adorned with her previous training, this was her Wilt entrance of the Infective agent and ' TITLES ARE WORKING titles. arrange their treatment so that SAYS COMMANDER OF CIVIL WAR VETS They did well, for the English recorded that "The Shaver of Se- their medicinal applications readily IN RELIEF OFFICES governesses who went out to Russia ville" would be given in Moscow reaoh the location of the infection, in the old days before the war were that night. Powder Is Harmful, Moscow, Sept. 30. Higher edu- conscientious young women, and The excessive use of talcum as cation having been the privilege of worked hard. But a translator The largest sum ever won by an AND well-to-d- o, I0DY, AIDIKG KIDNEYS LUfIGS well as other toilet powders serve the comparatively in often has his own point of view as owner in the course a to minute to is cf single block these qpeningis. Russia, the offices of the American what worth translating, and season Cosmetics, such as the various Relief Administration here are sometimes also amusing errors racing in England was won greases, face waxes, and masstigo crowded with princesses and an oc- creep in. One young woman, a by the Duke of Portland with his Should Be Kept Clean So That Pores Will creams, will fill the pores of the casional countess. For the A. R. A. countess, whose duty it was to two horses, Donovan and Ayrshire. skin and unless well rubbed out needed a numerous staff of trans- translate the Moscow papers, in- The amount was in excess of Have Opportunity to Work and Safeguard after applying will cause more lators and found them among the variably added a list of the current j,, harm than good. XAgainst Cold and Heat; Daily Output of Many skins are sensitive to sud- den changes in the weather and ex- Is Three and One-Ha- lf Pints. posure to sun or cold will Perspiration . injure - " & - the texture and thereby reduce the I .r n-- vw T II., l In body resistance. Overindulgence of ny im. O. C. WEST, tion thrown off from the body rich and greasy foods will often tax Health Officer. adult life Is over 3 2 pints. a healthy skin beyond its power to The skin is made The great importance of the skin eliminate and crops of pimples re- jp of a complex as a means of throwing off body sult. A muddy eruptive skin can archi-:ectur- e. often be regu- itructural wastes and poisonous substances Is Improved by simply It must ex- lating the diet. evidenced by the fact that after to be i 3e regarded not tensive burns, where over two-thir- Freckles are presumed only as a protec- of skin surface alone Is caused by the action of the sun's the on Iron of the tive covering for destroyed, death will almost invari- rays the constituents the body, but as result from the retention in blood in the skin; in other words an ably it is an oxidation or rust of important link the body of these poisons and loss merely whose of its characteristics. the blood cells. Freckles are usua-all- y proper4a protective robust Jj.i.'S fiiTifttflntnff The skin also acts as a great pro- associated with healthy s v'VM 'f J .ential to health to people, and is an evidence of clean Vf 4 tector, by its power neutarlize ? SiJ and life. the effect of outside infective germs lungs and rich blood. biviii tici - which enter through minute cises the follow- scratches and abrasions. The inner W ing functions: a layer or true skin is well supplied SCHOOL NOTES, - Is skin protective covering for the body, an with blood vessels and is constantly r your indicator of heat and cold, supplies being bathed by fresh blood swarm- I the tactile sense, is an organ of ing with its protective corpuscles. These will wash off School secretion and elimination. Of of corpuscles any High all ordinary pus producing infection A Kodak club with Miss Wilhelm and sallow? these functions perhaps the great- -' and all we have is a simple local as faculty advisor was organized pale est and most of TnAsdftv rrhn nlnh in nlannins an important la that collection of pus or abscess. "A $kin lotw - elimination. This of elimi-- . exhibition of local scenes and peo you process Imbricates Itself. Commander and Mrs. LouU L. Pilcher, photographed at Dea Moines. to touch" nation by the skin is accomplished Besides the sweat glands, the skin ple of interest to tne scnooi. me through the activity of the contains numbers of minute oil purpose of the club is to iurnisn L. G. at Dea Commander Louts Pilcher, at tha A. R. encampment ekin is and shows the need of a more "glands. Those little glands number sucks. The constant dribbling of pictures for the kodak department Moines, la., declared that new and better bonus bill will be passed If yonr pale sallow, it over two million and are scattered this oily secretion serves to keep of La Reata, the school annual. before Pilcher out that was after the treatment than are over numerous Club. long. pointed it twenty ye,ars- stimulating you using. all the body, being the skin smooth and flexible as well Vocational Civil war before the veterans in certain pnrts, as, in the palmB of as to the entrance of Tim vnmttnnal Btudents formed began recrfring penBiona, To skin the clear color akin prevent ready adver- give your soft, every healthy the hands, soles of the feet, and on waterly solutions, otherwise when this club for the purpose of should follow once a week this the forehead. It is said that the we bathe we would become wa- the various departments have, special treatment: all tising Lela Silver. The first school the street daily average amount of perspira- - ter logged. among the students, to obtain a Dowell, and North Fourth Most of the known skin diseases better understanding of the indus- year class consists of Katherine school reports an enrollment of 385 JUST recrea- Stafford Chris- is much enroll- hefore retiring, fill your basin fall of gain their entrance through the tries, and to promote better Burroughs, Gertha pupils. This larger mouths of these two sets of ducts; tion. The faculty advisors, Messrs. tine Lcftwich, Marjorie Stearns, ment than that of any other school hot water almost boiling hot Bend over the sweat oil Benton, McGough, and Carleton, Ruth Wood, Lillian Scott, and Ed-wi- in the county, namely the and glands. of top of the basin and cover yoar head with a Sometimes both systems are In- gave talks at the first meeting Fru. The first meeting of the Parents' ' volved. is one of the real essen- the club held Wednesday afternoon. Honor Society. and Teachers' association was hold heavy bath towel, so that no steam can escape. It club are: Hearst tials of good health to see that The officers of the The Honor society, an organiza- at the school house Friday after- Steam face for seconds. these two glands are kept in an ac- Coen, president; James Roybal, tion the high school takes great noon. The following program was your thirty tive btate that the Paul Hammond, pride in, is not large this semster, by the different rooms: working and treas- presented Now lather a hot cloth with Woodbury's small mouths of their ducts are secretary, and Frank DlneUl, but the indications are that there Song Primary tots. kept open. The outer layer of the urer. will be a decided increase in mem- "The Warders of Health" Fourth Facial Soap. With this wash yonr face is and the Dramatlo Club. bership next semester. Many high skin constantly shedding Dra- grade. thoroughly, rubbing the lather well into the debris will easily clog and atop up At the first meeting of the schools have organizations of this Song "The Star" First grade. these minute The closure matic club held Wednesday the fol- type. The object of this society is Recitation "The House by the skin with an upward and outward motion. openings. were elected: Pres- of the oil ducts will cause Its sub- lowing officers to honor scholarship, and to raise Side of the Road" Jack Thiehoff. first stances to and we have Frederick Ward; the standard of work done. Piano solo Bonnie Then rinse the skin well, with warm accumulate ident, Rich- McKnight. what is known as black heads. Any Thelma Is'oe; secretary The roll of members follows: "Chalk Talk" Eugene Brewing-ton- , water, then with cold, and finish by rubbing of sweat ducts will ard Lewis; treasurer, Loren Moeley. Thelma Adams, Robert Botts, Kath- Edward John Rosllng-to- n. stoppage the of the Farrow, it for seconds with a of ice. produce a long chain of symptoms This club will have charge leen Curtiss, PJlizabeth Fee, Russell thirty piece on of the year. Gore. Nathan Glassman, Joe Sec- by throwing excessive work dramatic productions on Harris, Drill "Four Soldier Boys" other excretory organs of the body. All of these will be conducted Thelma Maybee, Georgo Olson, ond grade. TlIE other six nights of the week cleanse DEFY GRAY HAIR Regular bathing followed by a good the competitive basis. Lcona Raney, Lillian Scott, Ollle Song "Out There the West Be- Girls' Iencue Party. Stewart, Carl Cleve- your skin thoroughly in the usual way with NO matter what your age, Bray hair rub is a sure and safe way to insure was Allen, Clyde gins" Seventh grade. you old. If at 30 or 40 your healthy skin action. A good rub A "get acquainted" party land. Orrie Davis. Ethel Freed, Woodbury's Facial Soap and warm water. hair has grayed. "Brownatone" will be Is often more than held for the girls by the Girls' Vivian Gibson, Maxlne Hnlthusen, leaves boon. "Brownatone" is down worth Every time King George your greatest as will remove afternoon after Kunice Herkenhoff, l he Is Get a cake of and woman a best friend In preserving the soap, in much as it league Friday of Philip Buckingham alace Joined by Woodbury's today, begin Skin we con- school. A program consisting Mabel Olaon, Marian Yard of- 25-ce- 'look of youth." It has restored girlish cast off fragments. If Ranej, a small squad cf Scotland tonight this special steam treatment. A nt charm to thousands. Easy to use and sider that skin disease germs are music and stunts by the various Louise Snider, Maybc!l Stevenson, ficers, who remain with him untl mmVWIv tint a trmv fnrfeH mt r A np .divided Into two groups; those was following by a socshI Rlcharrt, Arledge, Irma Crackel, his return. cake of Woodbury's lasts for a month or bleached hair to any shade of brown or and are in time which refreshments Dorrls. Mildred black. Udorlcss, greaseless, will not rub which attack harbored during Gladys Fieed, sis weeks. or wash off. Guaranteed harmless to sweat glands and those which at- were served. Helen Glabasnia, Grace Harring- the hair, scalp or pkin. Sold at all dealers tack and are harbored in the oil Art lkartinent. ton, Agnes Hinden, Ioulse Oes-trelc- 50c and 91.50. Trial bottle mailed di- glands, then we can begin to real- The Art department is organized Lenore PeUit. Marcella for 10c. The Pharmacaf sec-on- d THE STITCH IN rect Kentoq ize why one single remedy will not Into two classes this year. The Reldy, Arabella Sterrltt and Ysabel Co., 609 Coppla Bldg., Covington, Ky. cure kind of skin disease. A are doing tempera Stevenson. TIME SHOP every year glr's and WOODBUKY'S FACIAL SOAP medicine of a watery consistency paint work on black paper, Members of the football team A Stitch In Time Saves will not and cannot enter an oil the first year class Is painting flow- and their friends had a mesa sup- The second Nine." BROWPONE Just as the oily kind of medi- ers in water colors. per Friday evening. CLEANERS Ccpjrrifkt, :X1, bf Andrew Co. gland. Bertie Arnot. ROYAL Tt Jergav cine will not enter a sweat gland. year pupils ore: 487-f- ?. Jessie 420 West Gold. Phono It is the old problem that oil and Eloise Boren, Rosalie Furry, North Fourth Street. Mrs. L. M. Ha guns, t'rop. water will not mix. Clever special Holt, Vivian Mirabal, Gertrude Mc- - At the end of the first month of v

This store has built up a splendid business and estab- lished an enviable reputation by appealing to those who are interested in Our mail order department will "Quality and Style promptly and satisfactorily supply Without the fall needs of out of town people. Extravagance9' m,mmm n M ill Win ESS ! iB " BffMji!iMla j Style for the Particular Value Setting the Value Standard Fashion Plus Value: Never for the Thrifty New Tailleurs for the Modishly Dressed More Strikingly Evidenced $33.75 New Frocks Than in This Showing of For Women and Misses $29.50 to $99.50 Women's Wraps One of our best manufacturers let us have this entire line of fine to suits to sell for this low price. Madame's Evening Frocks $39.50 There's variety enough to suit ev- the fabrics. To There's distinction Magnificent the colorings; gorgeous $199.50 ery type. trim them would be gilding the lily. A bow or a enough to please the most fastid- Lonor lines box coat- contrasting color flower the only ornamentation. There ious. s- in Gold or Silver combined Such wrap modes as these models. Sizes 14 to 44. are Metal Brocades effects, blouse with Velvets or sheer Criffons. could be inspired only by Paris. And Paris has inspired these wrap modes, down to the lit- Fine Fabrics Cloth Frocks for Street tlest of the little things that Velvety stamps "Rue "da la Paix" on Fashioned the lines of and taste. the of the all-wo- along simplicity good selvage. EveryHrick The softer of ol fab- family Straight and long or the modish Coat Frock. Trim- great couturiers in li&e, in rics that lend themselves so ad- braid or a touch of in to med with embroidery, nailheads, ornature, draping. mirably this season's modes. color. n As well as the always staple N Twills and Veldyne. Beaver; Squirrel; Fitch; Black Distinctive Silk Frocks Fox; Lynx; Caracul; Badger; Mole; Raccoon. Modish Sombre hues predominate but there's the fascinating Rich, Furs touch of gay color to relieve. Bronze beads. Persian embroidery. Egyptian ornaments. Drapes. Circular richly collar and cuff and Fur as a perfecting finish on hems. Panels. Hemstitching. blouse and band them. While collars, of course. But oft trim- SLEEVES: Most important! Long, tapering to the the aristocrats of the fabric-worl- d Nu- Lfci ming sleeves and or loose and the A lend them the s ! pockets. wrist flowing, simulating Cape, opulence f f tria, Fitch and Caracul. unique note; all-ov- er embroidery. of their velvety sheen. Make It With Ribbons Smart Fur Trimmings for New Knitted Goods Embroidered Flan- New Creation NEW MILLINERY It is n6 longer a question of the popularity Every nel Flouncings of the ribbon vogue; rather It Is a ques- Fur trimmings are being uused so much Popular Styles at Moderate tion where to leave off. We are displaying: this season, not only In conventional ways, Y Prices this week In the ribbon section some mct but to adorn the tiny sleeves of evening Amm at $10.00 attractive novelties. gowns, to stripe a coat, or to mark a neck- For Infants wear line, that -- one counts them the most es- Infants slipover or button Velvet is the material for fall and h Among them you will find vanity bags, sential feature of the costume. front styles. Sweaters all col- Dainty petticoats, robes, winter hats. And velvet is the mate- powder puffs, lingerie seta, garters, gir- Fox, Caracul, Beaver, Moufflon, Thibet, ors. Priced from $2.00 and up. or coats. is used in dles, sashes, bows for infants' robes, ro- Wolf, Nutria, Sealine, and Coney, widths light Lengths rial which many hata at settes and other articles especially desir- from one to six inches ell of these you this moderate price, $10.00. able for showers and We will find in our trimming department, Children's and Intermediate of fine flannel charming- bridge parties. beautiful in tuxedo and shall be glad to show you how these are quality and in coloring. Sweaters, slipover embroidered in In Some of them have a touch of me- made and tell you the cost of necessary models, all colors, at $3.00 and ly silk, up. tallic soma have ribbons. New Buckles and Motifs border designs, hem- ribbon, lacey sprays Beaded Motifs rhinestone or of osprey, some are trimmed with When you think of all there Is to do be- Pearl, jet, many of them in lovely colors, Some Women's Sweaters a large va- stitched, also scalloped "chous," fore Christmas, the" time is all too short. of and colors to Make have long fringes. riety styles out your list right now and count Metal Buckles choose from, priced $3.50 and up the who Galallth Is fashioned in edges. 14 yard lengths. This is to choosa people would Just love a gift newest up. , week a good time If ot ribbon. the and smartest colors of the sea- And there Is always that per- son, and cut in artistic Hand Knitted Tarn o' Shanter you hat because there will be an un- sonal touch about a made the do- designs for many gift by of these buckles. Others are for chlldVen and misses; a to nor's hand. , metal, bright Hat and Scarf Set, the very Priced from $2 to $2 usual assortment select from. or dull. large variety to pick from. latest Idea In sports wear at Itibbon Street . ' Dept., Floor. $1.50 to $8.50 75o to $3.00 each. $8.7S. .. per length, Second Floor.

IS IIHI October 1, 1922. 'age Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

I ' . I, jyeara old and under. Tlie essays y ' i NOW ON AND AUTOMOBILE must be submitted not later than FINANCING BY BANK "SAFETY SEASON" December 4th. The contest embrac j ASSOCIATION MEMBERS SHOULD SIGN THE ing the practical lesson teaching AND MANUFACTURER WILL TRIPLE safety on the highway, not to ex- OF CAREFULNESS" SCHOOL ceed 3,000 words is open to all ele- UNITED STATES AUTOMOTIVE EXPORTS "PLEDGE mentary school teachers and this SHOULD ENTER CONTEST contest, like that for the students, CHILDREN closes on December 4th. .."'"Automotive exports will increase eral uuaranteo is retained by bank Handsome national and state ' financ- until is effected. are offered in both cuntests. three-fol- d If stimulated by payment Auto- - last drew responses from thou- prizes on collateral 6. Disposal of vehicles, if Officials of the American year ing facilities based reject mnhlla . u ann i n H n tl urn nskine their sands of school children all over by ed, is for in be- A DRINK' OF value of motor vehicles, deposit provided members the to the country and the A. A. A. PRICE OF insurance of credit arrangement between bank and throughout country ( 111 i m foreign dealer, con the 01 uareruiness lieves that this participation by WEEKLY J for manufacturer, whereby latter sign "i'leilge is one of SODA WATER a risk, and provision to to re- issued by the Highway Education school children the great- disposal by bank and manufacturer tracts give preference connection est factors for safety, both future BY CHURCH accord turned goods in filling of any ex- unfirrl nf WashlnBton in IS SOUGHT of any rejected shipments," with its for 1922 and present, that is conducted in v trade port orders on books. safety program ing to G. F. Bauer, foreign the national essay con- the United States today, as it edu- 30. The of National Automo- -' 7. of to U. S. and saiety coun Detroit, Mich., Sept. secretary the Kxpenses returning test for elementary school pup'ls. cates the future citizen of the of a drink of soda water each hiio ininmhnr of Commerce, who nf rplnefnil vehicles are amnlv pro in methods. price 1 The follows: try safety week from each member ot the urMvf.Bs.Mii 1ib Motor and Accessory vided for in guarantee of 25 per pledge conven- 'ftaU.itif tnv resnonsibllitv a; The endeavor of the association Methodist Episcopal church will Manufacturers' association cent put up by dealer and forfeited of - of for an American citizen to secure the through distribution safety post- more than pay for the $2,000,000 tion at Buffalo, N. Y., recently. in event of rejection goods nfo onI lftAi,aHiva InllcR In the H. defi- reasons. safety of others by careful conduct Contenary fund, Bishop Edwin "Motor vehicles represent invalid ana. schools, motion pictures in the vari of Boston said in an ad- collateral value, Just as much "Tim nHvantflires from such a co o nthe streets and nignways, Hughes nite thnt flie and ous theaters anu oiner means dress here tonight. as cotton, grain or securities. operative plan are mani- "rjoniiflinir accident to reduce toll to financing death toll of nation, state propaganda is the This amount Is being sought of this collateral value ha8 fold. The manufacturer is relieved the my from accidents. With the of activities us domestic trado and can best be reduced by traffic forestall a curtailment been taken as far of recourse. The bank avoids going city ever increasing number of automo- both at home and in foreign fields. is concerned. A recent indication is into automobile merchandising, and thoughtfulness and carecuineas, ware- to be biles using the highway safety pre- "There is no dramatic and spec- the erection in Chicago of a if HcirnH nnnlrl RRstime credit risk "I pledge myself are an increasingly our he motor vehicles may own ac of the of others while on cepts becoming tacular way of doing work," house, where and collect premium for its rights part of every school cur- said. "If we wait for magic, we be stored a dealer as collateral, count. The dealer would nave the streets and highways; to learn important all by and reg- riculum and automobile owners Bhall wait in vain. Nor can any ol which loans are issued. vehicles before pay-in- i. and observe traffic rules on chance to sell over the United States are taking a us transfer responsibility. "In export financing, however, rlrnft: hut of nres- - ulations to the best of my ability, in meas- vehi- - a of care- constantly greater interest "In this period of nervousness the collateral value of motor ent amount would be required to to cooperate in campaign make the high- A as a or as ures designed to and reaction following the war, cles is seldom considered. draft finance from iactory io fulness, either pedestrian is shipment lO- I ways more safe. Christ in a sense toiling Is discounted only as firm's stand- rioetii-intinn- thft prprllt with his - a driver of a vehicle, and will, by peculiar of and to "Every automobile club con- up Golgatha once more, and he is ing warrants, regardless the cal bank could be conserved for use precept example, endeavor, A. I am of Simon motor vehicles is Beldom or assist others in making streets at.d nected with the A. A. will, calling for many partners value of in intensive sales development in this of to bear Cross for Him discounted turn-ov- er safe." sure, cooperate making Cyrene the considered. A draft is in creating greater with highways a said of warrants, resmKnnt to from The Highway Education board 'safety season' success," a part the way. only as firm's standing hrnefits all larger C. ot the "Years when a three cent of the value that may be conducts each year a safety pro George Diehl, president ago per regardless volume of business. American Automobile association cut was made on all the foreign represented in the shipment. "if then, will neip gram wnicn inciuaes tne eaifiy our Priced -' the of Lowest be- De- "Our members TieWorld's 10 to throughout missionary appropriations "This attitude is probably us all In extending our foreign com- season," fro mSeptember in Hke be- cember a national essay country are intensely interested church, Adna B. Leonard wept cause of too little merce, why not resort to it gener- 16, safety tends the manufacturer and the and ser contest among s:hool any measure that to making a child over the tragedy. Only tween the ally in advertising, selling, elementary more safe for automo-bliist- s of our to the and a lack of understanding to enauie pupils, the national safety bssin the highway awakening people bank vicing. It certainly ougnt school and pedestrians alike." sense of a crisis now will prevent as each other's problems. no frt soriirf. for nil times 75 per contest among elementary re- regards observance of The for 1 he. essay the horror of a thirty per cent FULLY improvement is, therefore, of world's automotive ex teachers and the subject safety Any cent the contest will share duction for all our foreign EQUIPPED in a that proves "Seven for which ttiis this year be, "My possible only plan port trade. The 7o per cent wouia Days Safety," - to both. To the manu- year will be from October 8 to Oc- in making the highway safe," the satisfactory . 500 it must offer protection ..' .., j t - ,.nimA itnhai. 14 Inplnulvp. ' -and the A. A. A essays not to exceed words. The facturer, tne Dasis wouia, rcurtscm f . 1m Yl , a recourse; to the latter, ...... s . ll. .... nil (haaa TIM contest is open to pupils of the 6th, A dolphin has 200 teeth and from undue o fbus mess prooatjiy inpioa wnuiii "" snail more than 1,400. Sedan contest 8th fourteen sufficient collateral and guarantee it is now." T1,e national safety essay 6th, 7th and grades, garden Quality that the goods will not be thrown on hands of banker alone for dis- posal. "Negotiations are now on be- r Automobile tween the National 3 f. o. b. Chamber of Commerce and certain IfllilffliiMiisiWi inniiiBisii ,,f iiiimiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMii lliltiiniimilllllllllllllllMIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiMi I bankers to devise a plan of this Flint, Mich. all , kind that will prove satisfactory '875 around. Based on be- tween bank and manufacturer, it Price Subject to Change Without Notice would provide this: 1. Dealer puts up as guarantee of Shows Your Private Car good faith 25 per cent of value of The Sensation of the Family's shipment. This ear, with high grade Fisher Body on the This beautiful, four-do- sedan offers the privacy 2. discounts draft Manufacturer celebrated New Superior Model Chevrolet Chas- and luxury of limousine at less than the cost i 80 cent of face value, leav. for per sis, is the most sensational value ever offered of most open cars. ing other 20 per cent standing until transaction is completed. in motoring. All that has kept the majority of motorists from 3. Bank insures itself against Its artistic lines, harmonious two color finish, owning closed cars has been the high prices of of automobile. credit risk and charges premium refined appointments and mechanical efficiency heretofore charged for this type about 1 per cent for six months to make it the most desirable car for all who seek The closed car defies snow, rain and cold, yet is manufacturer. 'round service combined with small invest- cool and clean in summer. At all times it has extension-I- year is 4. Interest on credit ment and economical operation. more rVle and quality than an open car. It charged to foreign dealer. the ideal family car. 5. Control of vehicles as collat Illustrations and description convey but poor idea of this 192J leader in values and desirability. No matter what priced car you own or are con- EXPORT FEATURE You must see it to realize what a wonderful buy sidering, it will pay you to inspect this pace- maker in values. IN TARIFF BILL it is at $875, F. O. a Flint, Mich. FAVOR AUTO TRADE THE COOPER F0T0R COMPANY "The newly agreed upon export features of the United States tariff, DISTRIBUTORS assuring equality of treatment in as well as in- 671-- 519 West Central Avenue dustrial countries, will stimulate PHONE a morion n automotive trade abroad," according to J. Walter Drake, chairman of Foreign Trade Committee of the National Automo- bile Chamber of Commerce. "Under the general export fea- ture the newly lowered automobile rate of 25 per cent, if conditions could be increased by warranted, maxi- one-hal- f, bringing it up to a mum of 37 2 per cent. If some manufacturing country were un- willing to allow a duty as low as 26 per cent on American vehicles in return for an equally low rate on Its automobiles brought into the United States, steps could be taken Less for a to have a higher rate up to 37 2. $19.90 Maybe per cent apply. "In the extension ot our trade with countries, the Prest-O-Lit- general export feature of the tariff e will also prove helpful. Finland is - Battery ono of these countries.- At the pres- ent time American manufacturers are at a handicap there, because French exporters pay a duty ot 10 is worth per cent compared with 40 per cent How's the old battery doing? If your old battery on United States automo- assessed trade-i- biles. With means now being pro- Feeble, groggy, eh? Summer anything, we give you a n vided, such a discrimination would be discouraged either by conces- treats it that way. But bring allowance that brings your sionary or higher duties .on paper snd other products Imported into it around and we'll liven it to still lower the United States from Finland. ' price a battery if it's still alive. MONUMENT ERECTED m up cost TO MORNING GLORY Records Broken! Should you need a new bat- Drive around and investigate 30. Amateur culti- Value Toklo, Sept. All we're on the vators of the morning glory have tery right job our service, and the famous a monument to that flow- erected with low -- tide unveiled with new prices. all-aroun- er Prest-O-Li- te er. It was recently axle the easiest of d, t the Guio Eight Timken bearings In front Temple at Mita. Shiba, Toklo. The all cars to steer. with members or tne muriu mu. Here's where they start: 6 Battery - -- whn nrected the mon- - nutv VM sh-- w-- ument, strive to produce the largest AUiJAVT W w. v a )! volttype for light cars, $19.90. and most Deautnui uoncn nuu Tmnmved clutch with positive, smooth action. doing fo have to cut out the less zinnia Ttin monument coachwork Distributed by Is their atonement for the killing Fine durable throughout of these weaklings. The most powerful motor of its size and the only MORROW AUTO COMPANY motor that improves with use. EASY TERMS type PHONE 893 Evenings and Sunday Open New Prices 313-31- 5 N. M. CARS FOR West Silver Albuquerque, USED Now OR TRADE Wu Now Wi SALE Roadster. $135$ $1235 ;Coupe ,,..$1875 $1795 4921 Ford touring, Haasler shock absorbers, A-- l flOfiK Tourinir . . 1375 1335 Sedan .... 2095 1950 condition DOUtJ 1918 Ford touring, ex-- COAA cellent- - running order. DUU Oldest service to 1919 Ford roadster 000 SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY mo good buy truck, - IUU 1918 Ford touring mo- ffT DISTRIBUTORS tor Just overhauled. . DAUtl 211-21- Phone 710. Pais; Six touring, a (Pirn 3 North Fourth Street. good buy at Olds Eight touring :)0fGJKKft excellent condition. . ..tDOOJ E 4' Buick touring, a (gOCfl real buy at tOOtlU F B Chevrolet road- - fl A JT A ster, 1921 model, see !tIJ'4uU 1920 Buick Six road- - GJfiflfi stor, ft real bargain. .tDDUU 1920 Nash touring, flJnfl real value ;.DI lU Twenty-fiv- e In ILLY others ranging price 8150 up. w Parts ond Accessories Dept. New starting cranks, ring , YOU SEE THIS SIGN . pinion and transmission gears, II 'iljSFj'Z t cylinder head gaskets for all cars. t Used parts for all popular car at a saving of 60 to 75 per cent, some excellent bar- gain in used tires. Mcintosh Auto Co. IssW ' Home of Irpendablc I'sed '. Cars, ritonc S82. H W. Copper. October 1, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Fa org Five.

1 -a- . MHMMIH M - aw aM aa made In tire equipment; either a change in tire type or an increase THRILLER WHEN ST. LOUIS SAW "LITTLE WORLD'S SERIES' In tire size to take care of the extra demands made on the tires. If is just as important that the speed at which the vehicle is oper- CUTSIt ated be carefully checked as it is EXPENSES; to see that tho loads do not exceed the maximum limits as recom- mended for tho size of tire used. General road conditions should Leaders i n CLOSES DEPOTS come in for a fair amount of con- Economy sideration, for if they are generally poor the impact forces generated by the luad suddenly dropping into Fifty-Eig- ht Cantonments road depressions and operating and Various Other Sta ovenroiiil obstructions will tend to NHUDSONjif St! lend to early tire failure unless tho ew Hudson and tions Eliminated From vehicle is amply tired to withstand '"V I iete Milirim Diore- - such increased impact loads. nf More solid tire trucks fall due to over-loadin- g or over-speedi- than Washington, Sept. 30. Fifty- - from any other caue. When the Essex Prices ieigbt army cantonments, flying tire mileage is not up to expecta- field and depots have been elim- tions there is reason for assuming inated from the lists of military that tho vehicle is being operated llcl'iiMc Cars A Ii'K'ni;iMo Houa posts administered by the war de- In a service in excess of the maxi- partment. Troops have been moved mum capacity of the tires bcini; (F. O. B. Factory); from them to permanent stations 111 used. and the properties soon will he either sold at public auctions or SOMEBODY CORNERING over under revocable li- ESSEX turned IS.' censes tA states which have applied DIAMOND SUPPLY OF for them for use of the national THE WORLD, IS CLAIM Essex Touring . ,$1045.00 guard. i Closing of the various stations, Essex Cabriolet $1145.00 announced to- - London, Sept. 30. Somebody is (. the war department the day, was decided upon as a neces- cornering the diamond supply'of Essex Coach . . $1245.00 sary step in the reorganization of world, according to British import- reduction of Us ers of the stones. All over the ' the army and the enlisted strength to 125,000 enlisted world the best and largest dia- men. It also was explained that, in monds are vanishing, and London HUDSON many instances, the buildings and dealers aroi scouring the continent which wore oc- in the nttcmpt to obtain stones to Hudson $1525.00 temporary quarters in the of the first hnd led off with a sud Touring cupied by troops during the war Dugan scoring on Pipp's sacrilice fly third inning game. Dugan satisfy tho demand which has have deteriorated to a point where single. Ruth's single sent Dugan to third. Ruth can be seen off first, next to Sisler. A second denly sprung up for the finest Hudson $1575.00 their maintenance is now prohib- later Shocker nipped Ruth off first with a quick throw. gems. But they have small success itive from a standpoint of economy. for a mysterious shortage exists at JTudson Coach $1625.00 II St Louis fails ta br:i.k into about for some time anyhow. ter caliber from nil angles than a time of demand. Cantonments to be leased to world's series. The unprecedented states for use of the national the real world's scri p through For the "little world'j se :es" many Yanks "Diamonds will soon become the Hudson Sedan .,$2295.00 guard the .' Yanks and Browns took the first and third s- of If con- i Include Camp Pike, Ark.; Camp the Browns or Ca.dinals between the game- currency the world money s. there will have something to talk there produced baseball of a bet and series. tinues to depreciate at the rate ot No Better Values Exist. Va.; Camp Jackson, c; one dealer ;Je,Camp Grant, III:; Camp Dodge, the last few months," said recently. "Rich Americans are Iowa; Camp Funston, Kans.; se-- ' Sher- - will be soon no one who all the stones can ; Oamps Kearney, Calif., and YOU CANNOT GO sumption INTERESTING TOPIC buying they - SEE LATEST MODELS AT ELKS' CIRCUS man, Ohio, already have been realizes the demand cure. There Is an unlimited tie- rs to the turned over to the veterans bu- LOWER THAN THE for in arts and manu- ON SIZE AND TYPE mand for up reau. rubber the from America, and Ja- - Forts Abandoned. BOTTOM FOR TIRES factures, can doubt. That the other OF SOLID TIRES pan is buying largely. Fine small raw is also LA0DE0BAUGH 00. , The program of the department material, cotton, ready stones are also very scarce. EMit ' also calls for the abandonment of Tires and the cost of them is a for an increased demand and there- When solid tires have not given "The Germans are hanging on to Forts Dade and De Soto, Fla.; for about fore increased is clear service, rather than new tires their diamonds like frlm death. Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars pretty important question an price apply and Camp Shannon, N. M., and Camp In sea- the old tiree have They will not sell at any price, one family In every three the from the fact that the present assuming that as Phone 85S Cold Avenue at Fifth Street Hidalgo, Tex. Fort Apache, Ariz., cotton is far below nor- failed due to some manufacturing regard their diamonds tne oniy will to Interior United States. So, national import- son's crop them. The same be transferred the re- tho carry-ove- r from fault, ft would be well to Investigate real security left s ance was lent to the fcict that mal and that obtains In other countries." department. cently the standard makers of tires the 1921 crop is, exceedingly small. the service the truck Is being op- spirit Quartermaster depots to bo aban- -' new With few all au- erated in. If the load the truck is doned Ga.. reduced prices to a low level; very exceptions trouble the debt Include Atlanta, Seattle, than has ever been tomobiles today are originully called on to carry is found to be The about public Wash, one covered lower, indeed, ca- Is that the Individual has (except pier), reached in the history of the indus- equipped with cord tiresv This has in excess of the normal rated private Omaha, Neb., New Orleans (except about of the truck or exceeds the to pay it. Washington Post. reserve try. Naturally this reduction was helped In bringing a fuller pacity for supplies), Port Newark, followed smaller realisation of tho economies afford- maximum carrying capacity of the N. Va. closely by the course is J.; Norfolk, (7,200 railway companies. ed by this typo of construction, so tires tho more satisfactory sold to Poland to be removed de- size or j;,.carB Analysis of business conditions that there is an ever increasing to change the tires for a ln 12 Boston, Mass.; in- meet conditions months); are today one of the most import- mand. In face of this steadily type that will the ;'' Pittsburgh, Pa and the Hawthorne demand on the of the as found. race Illinois. ant functions of big manufacturers. creasing part track, In the rubber trade, one of the old- consumer and the fact that cord The limitations of each size and Ordnance plants to be sold are were never before at type of solid tires are pretty well the Erie. Pa., Howitzer the est rubber companies, of Akron, tires priced plant, Ohio, maintains an extensive corps lower levels, it is entirely reason- established, and if these limitations Rochester (N Y.) gun plant and de- are exceeded a elze or a dif- while of investigating operatives the re- able to suppose that a further larger the Chicago Storage depot, sult of whose makes cline In consumers costs is highly ferent type of tire will quickly cor- the reserve ammunition researches im- following causes that have improbable. rect the faulty service and an will be abandoned and fi clear, not only the soon depots cord tires to the lowest The third factor In the manufac-turin- g provement In tire mileage will tnnn nf material nnlvased Mnr. brought be noted. Ana- - level of prices ever attained, but cost of cord tires is labor, i'v, gan, N. J.; Seven Pines, Va.; so as business The service rendered by solid . tnl XT T . TiillvtAwn Uo . TnlcHn aso how plain it is that the present and far the rubber ' semi-pea- k is on fac- ' marks the so that the is concerned this Is still on a largely dependent three 1 wooaoerry, jn. turning point, vehi-cl- o t onio; j.; renniman, year 1922 will long be known as the basis. It is tempered, of tors: The speed at which the confidence w'f Va.;, Sparta. Wis. (to be used by increase In is driven, the load transported Its value year of tire opportunities. course, by tremendous known In buying agricultural department prepa- are the two made more and the type or condition of the inspires ration of for Cotton and rubber production possible by explosives highway factors In the cost of cord efficient manufacturing methods road over which the vehicle oper- works for probably six months), prime ates. When tire sizes to tires and an authoritative analysis and by greatly improved determining Mlddletown, Pa. (transferred air of conditions since fhe 1913 All three of the for original equipment, these threu service). year machinery. con- have resulted which shows 'how prime factors of cost, then, in the items are usually given careful Air ServlL-- Plants. and of cord are bound, in sideration by the truck manufac- Owners tire follow the up tires in making Cadillac Air closely prices service plants at Chapman two of to rise; turers and the correct tire size is Field, Fla.;Love Dal- down movements in these the very nature things, Miami, Field, For ten the re- and as these rise on the compara- carefully estimated. The original las, Tex.; Americus Depot, Ga.; years, as fitted to vehicles Rlch- - port shows, how the trend of tlra tive cost chart, it is incredible Jhnt tire equipment Long Island Depot, N. Y.; of these line the cost of ord is thus usually of ftmplo sizo to mond Va., and the Curtis prices followed the price the dignifying confidence with Then7again, theyjknow that leading Depot, two raw materials, until today they tires shall lag behind. meet the average user's require- supreme Elmwood plant, N. Y., will be sold. ments and will give satisfactory THE in re- -, are in almost perfect alignment. Cadillac owners automotive Europe The following air fields will be low re- service as as the vehicle is regard engineers ' care detach-- : Rubber has reached such a Sailors are very superstitious long talned with taking many cats. To a cat over- and loaded to its norma! of America have stated without 'merits Parkfleld, Tenn.: m level of price that already garding throw their cars is a logical outgrowth and only: rubber plantations are being aban- board means an invitation to bad rated capacity. If either the vehicle Field, Fla.; Dorr Field, Fla.; oat is or its load exceeds this nor- Cadillac stands su- V Souther Ross Field, doned until more profitable opera- weather, and when a ship's speed at least four definite factors. reserve that Field, Ga.; restored. That this re are foretold. mal rate some change must be ' f Calif.; Ellington Field, Tex., and tion can be frisky, heavy gales preme as the world's leading motor tjf Montgomery Depot, Ala. Cadillac Of the great war time canton-- ; In the first place, dependa- car value. ments those to be retained under has been demonstrated over ' caretakers as corps area training bility camps with only a period of years. This dependa- Lastly and of equal importance to supplies on hand are McClellan, is fact Ala.; Devens, Mas.; Dlx, N. J.; bility is something more than is Cadillac owners the that Meade, Md.; Lewis, Wash.; Knox, an over- ' Ky., and Custer, Mich. generally included in the meaning the American public by I ; "It is not contemplated to x-- J has conceded pend funds on the buildings (at the of the word. It embraces a degree whelming majority above named cantonments) re- - to Cadillac. More s (1 talned but to make use or tnem as of constant, unimpaired perfor- leadership Type f f long as possible in order to save has Cadillac in 61 cars have been sold this year tentage," the department s state mance that placed ment said. a distinct and separate class. than all other cars combined selling Cadillac r CABINET TO at the price or higher. ( KITCHEN In to stress and Cadillac owners realize ' BE AWARDED AS PRi; every part subjected wear, Secondly, in new model this In view of these known facts, com- f ; TO WINNER AT GOLF accepted standards are not good enqugh that every Cadillac finds an bined with their personal experi- ' 30. Samuel W. for the Maxwell. Instead, margins dependability Louisville. Sent. good 61 could it be that Coons, presidont of the Standard insisted make even fuller expression. Type ence, expected Oil Company of Kentucky, and of safety are on that sure would have other the "Soike" Cllnes. 13. will tee off In represents the highest attainment owners than low-co- st with- the Audubon Country club golf of continuous, operation confidence in theif Cadillacs tournament to be hold in the near Cadillac has thus fawchieved. deepest future, with a kitchen cabinet as out the necessity of frequent repairs. the troDhy. "Snlke." whose real name Is CAR COMPANY. MICHIGAN is and disc steel da-- CADILLAC MOTOR DETROIT, Hugh, wears short trousers. He Cord dres, nontkid front rear; wheels, , Ditition f General Motori Corporation the son of Thomas Cllnes, former mountable at rim and at bub; drum type lamps; Alemita county treasurer. He learned to motor-drive- n electric horn; unusuaDjrkmgapriDfL play golf while serving as a caddie lubrication; and for several years has been able Prices F. O. B. Detroit, revenue taxto b added: Touring to talk Intelligently of such things Car. $88?: Roadster. 1885: Couoe. I123S: Sedan. US an a "mashie," "putter" and the like. While Mr. Coons has not an nounced any plans for disposal of New Mexico Motor the enameled kitchen cabinet If WOOD MOTOR COMPANY Corporation , he wins it "Spike" already has made arrangements to present It to STATE DISTRIBUTORS v ; his mother. DISTRIBUTORS 414 West Phone 854 J 517 West N. M. Cardinal Woolsey always held Copper. Central Albuquerque, Interviews with a cat by his side.

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Our Travelers', Cheques are cashable everywhere, are safe from theft and may be replaced if lost. Let Us Equip You For the Trip. . GAD LA CM Pass. Suburban . First Savings Bank Touring Car $S160 Two Pass. Coupe $3875 Five Coupe $3925 $iS50 . . SISO' Victoria . , . 5575 Sedan ilOO Limousine 550 Phatton t .... . and Roadster ; 3100 AU Price F. 0. B. Detroit, Plut War Tat Imperial Lim. 1600 Trust Company ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Standard of the World 2 Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 October 1, 1922. a

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1 I V I B. P. 0. Elks, No. 461 Announcement Best Purchase On Earth The Hudson and Essex Announces a B.P.O.E. 461 SUBSTANTIAL DROP 6days"CIRCUSTdays B.P.O.L 461 THE On Both These Popular Lines. Starts Tuesday, October 3, .1922 Get These Prices and See the Latest Models at the GOOD MAXWELL Elks' Circus, Booth No. 1 Corner of Fifth St. and Gold Ave. $1050, Delivered LAUDERBADGH MOTOR COMPANY Albuquerque, New Mexico Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars WOOD MOTOR CO. PHONE 837-- J 414 W. COPPER PHONE 855. Gold Avenue at Fifth Street This advertisement good for .$25 on purchase of car If used before Oct. 10.

Elks' Circus You are In- - Starts Oct. 3 f V vited to visit Plenty of Booth No. 3 Fun B.P. ).L 461 B.P.O.E. 461

' "THE BEST THING ON WHEELS" CRITERION BY WHICH ALL OTHER Greatest reduction in prices just announced for the Olds "Four" and AUTOMOBILES ARE JUDGED. "Light Eight" cars. Visit us at Booth No. 4 Elks' Circus Motor Hew Mexico Motor Corporation Albuquerque Company Distributors State Distributors 517 West Central Avenue Albuquerque, N. M. Phone 905. Fourth and Copper PROGRAM

ODOIE & ODOIE THE WORLD S TEX FVXNIEST Wlro Walkers MEN COME TO ELKS' CIRCUS. VISIT EOOTH NO. 8 Eooth No. 5 of Clowns stoker & deonzo Congress Holler Skutcrs Par Excellence GIjYNDON burns See the Slack Wire Artist ORVILLE & FRANK COXLEV & CONLET Foot Jugglers Supreme Iron Jaw Wonders

IfTrfff girt Two Men LARGE & MORGXER two Feet Sedan 461 B.P.O.E. Jordan BJ.0.L 461 ,'' in A Great Surprise

Look for the New Reo ALEXANDER JOHNSON I JOSEPH Phaeton Marvel of the High Hupmobile Swinging Phaeton Monkey on the Wire Wire We maintain a complete and efficient Sales and Service Organization for the Hupmobile, Willys-Knigh- t, Overland and Jordan Motor Cars. Also Speelal Sl'CI'XE GRANT TRIO Special agents for the Federal Tires. Feature World's GrenUst Double Feature Horizontal Bar Act Paulin Motor Car Company, Inc. SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY THE GREAT EIVODO ODF.RA Phone 677 ladder Act ' On the Trapeze J. ERNEST KASEMAN, Manager TELXOO DIO THE THREE GRANTS 211-21- 3 Phone 710 217 North Fourth Albuquerque, N. M. Tight Wire Artists Tumbling Acrobats North Fourth Street.

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T H E'.U N LV E R SA"LJCAR 1 B.P.O.E. 461 B.P.O.E. 461 COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE and the

Nothing has contributed more to the growth of the American city than the community spirit the getting to- of LINCOLN "When Better Automobiles Are Built gether of the people for a common purpose. Out this MOTOR CARS spirit grow civic centers and schools, libraries and churches; Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station Buick Will Build Them" yes, whole cities. It is the spirit of Elks' Circus Booth No. 10. See us at Booth No. 9 Elks' Circus COMPANY Albuquerque needs more of it. During the past week QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY ODEN-BUIC- K we have witnessed the spectacle of a total stranger inaugu- Phone 750 COMPANY rating a "merchants' exposition" in our city. The idea it an Sixth Street and Central Avenue, Albuquerque. Fifth and Gold Phone 1200 excellent one and should be an annual affair. But why BELEN AUTO COMPANY, BELEN, N. M. could not such an exposition have been initiated by our local merchants? The answer is simple. Nobody thought of it. And as a community, little, if any, interest was displayed in it. Demand Has Proved During the past two weeks two circuses have visited Al- buquerque and were visited by more than twenty-fiv- e thou- m i a rvm J? sand people, who spent about thirty-fiv- e thousand dollars to Kl V A IKY If This Car Was Needed see them. That is more money than the city commission re- H.P.d.E. Ml B.P.O.E. 461 quires for the purchase of the proposed Rio Grande park, an out-of-do- or playground for the people of Albuquerque. We need circuses and expositions, but we need more of the spirit Columbia Li&M Shi that makes them possible in affairs of local interest. Guaranteed for Three Years Continental "Red Seal" Motor Timken Axles TOURING CAR, $985. SEDAN, $1395. Such a spirit is to be seen in the carnival which the Elks See Booth No. 3 (F. O. B. Detroit) are going to provide this week for the benefit of Albuquer- This Battery at See Them at Our Sales Room. que. It is going to be a community affair in the best sense of word. It is - The air is Mid-We- the the result of local enterprise.- st Battery & Ignition Company, aflutter with it. Let the whole community turn out and ' AMERICAN GARAGE i Authorized Distributors. DISTRIBUTORS make it a rousing success and others will follow. Phone 78V. Ml Sontb Second Street.' ' Phone 307 219 North Fourth Street BATTERY REPAIRING AND RECHARGING. .